• ~ • , 1 -~-- The Weather Today- Ir., · 'you\' Can\age Awalt" Sh\ Generally fair with moderate tempera­ !sq • S'100KllOLM. (I\") - A. woman ... '101'Sh&e\b. in un­ tures taday. Increasingly cloudy and had hill S'W~en .,laeed her perambulator at. 'he aide of a eces_ house, "plC\"~ up ber baby and went. In throUCh 'be warmer tomorrow with scattered thunder.. 1 ~ doorway. A mluu\e later a "-year- old boy came \umbl­ L. "It Inr; out throueh a window on the fourth floor and Illoded showers by tomorrow night. High t or ~." ••rely in the perllJllbullltor. 78-83, low55-60 • "Went Established 186B-VoL 80, No. 234-AP News ond Wuephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday. June 30. 1948-Jive Cents Con_ city, 'I ------~------~------~------~------~------~------,------. oence, " to- More Planes on Way to Blockaded Berlin Ssen" hOice ---:isher Berlin Blockcd'e End Hinted By Russlcns • London Dock Fishing Plug Plugs 'Plug' Food Supply Ed • Michaelson, Pierre, plug snag on th back­ Still Good, Workers Yole whi h gallo d To End Strike with it. Soviet S ys BERLIN t-Sovi t Marshal LONDON (JP) - London dock D. Sokolov ky h~d out hope I t work l'5 voted y terd y 10 nd Pr sident Signs Bill niJhI that th Sovi t land block~ their unauthorlted . trike afl I' ade of B rHn may bE' lan ~ bl>rore Pnm Inls! I' AUlee's I.3bor the dty's tood fUn out. gov rnment rec Ived mergency powers to eope with the altuatJon. Benefitin"g Reserves Th workers, who have be n out 16 days, declded to return to th wharve today. Som.e strlk rs ON THEm WAY TO GERMANY to carry food Into blockaded I Atlantl bop. The pb.n re f m b In tlli alt :.dy hav ,on b ck tD work western Berlin, these 0-56 transport planes paused yest rdl\.Y at Ala Iul. In London and In th Liv rpool-, Westover all' base, Mass., for a final check before maklne the Blrk nh ad r . Mor thlln 30,- . 000 men weI' idle In Ule two I hope that In this tim w can r &lons Monday. have th train runoinl u u I,' Inlormed eov rnm nt IOUI'C he d In a 1 It I' I lh British. Id em reeney r eul tions may command r, Oen. Ir Bri n Ro­ not be put Into for now In vi w Perllon, Th lfU r was In d pu~ Angry Yugoslavs Defy Cominform of th back-to-work mov m nt. A bUe by th Sovi l Ii 'n ta Ii> ot m rg ncy was d lar d Death Toll 3,155 agency, ADN. by King Ceorie VI Monday n ahl Sok.olovlky Inti at tb al the request or Ul cabin t. 'Statewide Service~ Harvester Workers In Jap Earthquake; sam tim, how 1Il'1, thll the Ru - Charge Lies~ Slander, Spying 4 About 2,000 soldiers moved Inlo sian. are harply on th lookout London's dock area y titerday 10 BELGRADE (JP)-Iu angry defiance, Yugo lavia'lI COlUlUunisL Thousands Injured tor any vlolatlon of UI air COI­ Of SUI Hospitals Strike; Negotiators unloud vital fiuppli s. Th strlk rldors In th Ir at Brltisb-Am ri­ party accused t1l Ru. sian.led 'ominform 1a. t night of Jie~ nnrl hud tied up 232 tood and om- FUKUl', JAPAN (JP) - The can flort to re~ th rily with. 1Il0dlty hips. sland r. 1I d clurt'd firmly its relations with RUl;.Sill. "must 1)1' estlm t d toll in Fukui', earth­ slcy·bom luppJle. Cuts State's Needs Work for Settlement Attlee, who blamed "Commun­ USS(,U OJ) confidence HIIO ]]ot on spying." quake dlsut r was placed yester­ H also rv d nolic that the ist mischief" as one of the cau II highway to B rUn Irom th we t The "slatewide service" of the 'this in g net'sl wa", iti! lO,()QO ·w(Jrd sn~wl'r to til 'omiuful'lll' ClIJCAGO IIPJ - NinE" Tnter­ 01 the strike, broadcast an appeal day by U,S. milltary iovemment n 11 t jon II I H!J rvestcr company would r maln CI05ed Ind finitely University of Iowa hospitals yes- condemnation of PI't'llli 'I'.Mufsha ll 'rito's t'egime amI it cull UPO/l to the trlkers Monday nlaht 10 terday brought a reduction in the planl.!! weI' dC, .,ld by a slrik offiCial, at 3,l~~ d ad and 7,520 "to stop th III a I Importation ot rl!turn to th II' Jobs. scop of the state hospital con- "loyal" Yugoslav Communists to overthrow thc COUIlI ry 'II 1 luI· Yl' terday, but negotiators kept edously Injured. currency trom Ul. w tun zon The strike b when 11 m n struction program. ers unl SI! they m nl! theil- 1/ na. the uargllining tlliks Moini in th ,an That lnchlded both this ruined to Berlin." The action was taken by the lionajistie wuys." hopes of I'eudllllll a peecJy ttl­ were penoll%ed for I' fusin, to Th RU5 I n cummllnd r x- handle a cariO ot zinc oxid wlt.h­ ,Ilk-maklni city of 80.000 and the state hospital advisory council in With language unprecedentedly mill. rest of Fukui prefecture which pc td r Ir 1 at B rlin". altua­ Studebaker Resigns out 'xtr:.. pay. Th walkout III S Des Moines. The council reduc- harsh lor exchang s between Th was rava, d by Monday'. areat tlon, ADN tiald, but arlCU d 'lbal. rolled without union author II ed the state's estimated hospital Communist comrade countries, the earth shock, SetUln, Ihock•• truck t.he Soviet rl mp n communlra­ bed needs from ].2,420 to 1l,52D. Yugoslav party denounc d as ab- U. S. Education Post y .t rda)" but they wert Ilaht.. tion, was InlPO ed to prot ct th "The to ed needs of JilclJ... .~ \.J'rd a !onj Jist of Comin form RUt work. ,both ric n Russian zone', ('conomy In W ASHiNOTOrt (.4') 1'. Juhn ney ar - -were r8ducd- by lispropor- charges~ rangirig' rrom nost1TilY fa': and J pan e, w re worklnr a r u rm tionate share of the University of ward Russia to attempts to curry W. Studebaker resigned his $10,- w stern zon I or 0 rmany. , MUI t' thl.ll1 :1!i,UOO wnrkN wen.' 000-0 year job as U. S. commis­ ihrouih th amokln, ruin. ot Iowa hospital services," the news Cavor with western nations. Fukui looklni Cor more victim•. Sokolov Icy aid h "rully ap- section of the hospital plan stated, "Among the most serious slan­ sioner of education ye~terday ~e­ affect ,I when th. ['(0 united Of H I L d Ed preciated th n r tic m s cause he could "no longer aHord fallll l'vi lona of th Palestin , Is ued a procl matlon If th casualty !Ieures are con­ to now bar g a i n that h would become vice-pr ~i­ mtle" 0 th tI Itn It'dl-Berlln could not be reached for comment oltl "ontral'! for onr year. How­ Cormally endini Brttalll's "mili­ firmed. it will be J pan'. worst with th\m on dent and chairmlln ollhe editorial l'lillro d lin , the only rail link last night. the independ­ t'V r, hI! f,save any­ council appea1ed to th' United between the Bol­ bricklayer. work ut l ) m~ plant! although thlni but the clothel they wore. university did not urge a reduc­ shevik party of Russia and YugO­ Studebaker sup rvlsed the ex­ produclion hne:; h;jve h lied, 1h up~rvlsion of Untted Nattons Nations to Interven In th dty's truce observers. Many felt they were lucky to be crl.1s to lor· tall "ure nt daneel'I tion in the building program but sla v party organization is neces­ penditures of federal funds by company said. asked that "recognition ot the sary to iron out differences. land-grant colleges, administered [t was apparent thilt angry allve for the roads to safety were to world peace." services which we render for the federal vocational education low!!, fe lings between Brituns and choked with debr~ (At Lake Success, N. Y., Tryav state" be made in the plan. "Only in sllch a way will there Lie, ret ry-gencrtll or th UN, be a solution," the statement said. conducted educational research Miners Charg d With Jews would persist right to the Some of the safe were scratch­ The hospital construction pro­ and provided consultative and ad­ end. ed and bruised but of the small decided alainst UN action in the gram, a $20·milJion project, will "The central committee of the Unfair labor Practices American colony of 200 or so In Berlin r il at this lime.) I • Communlst party of Yugoslavia visory services to school oCliclals. As a parling iesture Jewish , use federal and community funds The resignation leaves Associate W ASHINCTON rIP) A unil of Kukul tbere was not a serious U. S. aJrfor 'Plan landed at needs the help of RUSSia," it olficials bere Invited MacMiUan to set up local hospitals through­ Commissioner Edwin 1I. Miner in the United Mine Workers of Ame­ injury. Berlin's Amerlc n airfield t eight out the state. added. to luncheon yesterday. But the in­ command unless a new commis­ rica was char ed y terdar With In the wrecka,e of one movie minute interval, in sun and rain, Sut this apparent willingness to tend d love teast turned Into a sioner is appointed. bloCking 445 miners underground theater alone rescue workers In an aU mpt to Io tr t'll out pre­ conciliate the diUerences was ad- washout - aU because of th in West Virgini to c mpel them found the bodies of 200 ch1ldren. sent a,vallabl food luppliE"1 in the vanced witnout a sign of knuckl- • " darlng theft of three British tanks Three 10 Discuss ' to join he union. last night. western sector untll lale July or ing undel' to Russian pressure. Super Chief Derailed Robert N. Denham, general early Auaust. One by one, tne statement de- , In Yard; 19 Injured counsel of the nollonal labor re- Anny sources said MacMillan Oen. Lucius D. Clay, Am rlcan Campus Talk Policy nied the Cominform's accusations lalions board, ann(mnced th promptly cancelled his plans to Will Dew y Bristle Be - military govI'rn r, spent most of that Yugoslavia has strayed from WINSLOW, ARIZ. (IP') - The charges In a formal complaint alt nd the luncheon when told the day in coni with Wil­ CEDAR FALLS {IP) - The state the party of Marxism and from Super Chief, elite passenger train aiain~1 District 31 of John L. Le­ of the tank thefl Three Cromwell liam H. Drap r, und rs cr tl9.ry of board of education yesterday close cooperation with the Com- of the Santa Fe railroad, plunged wis, UMW. m e d l u m t an.ks - considered the army, Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wed­ named a three-member committee munist countries into the errors of oft a curve in the railroad yard Denham's eomploint said UMW among the British army's best - First Executive Dusler eme)' r, the army'. directD.I' of to discuss policy on political nationalism. yesterday. Seven crew members m ... mbers blockoded the exit of were driven out of Haifa airport plans and operations, and Oen. meetings at Iowa education insti­ It claimed, moreover, that those were injured seriously enough to four Preston county, \If. Va., hangar early today. - Since Taft Handlebar? Sir Brian Rob rtoon, th British tutions under its control. accusations were laid down with- be hospitalized. min s 13st Morch, forcing the mi­ Surprised MUIlrdl: chased the military governor. The committee, named by Pres­ out Yugoslav Communists having Passengers were shaken but ners to silly underground until tanks as they smashed throuih W. AvereU Harriman, l'OvinC ident H.C. Shull on authorization *'** Bl ARTHUR EDSON' * * * been given a chance to defend only a dozen required lirst aid they signed union membership the airport fence. But only one ambassador for the European re~ by the board, includes Mrs. Geo­ W ASffiNGTON (IP)-Ir Tbomas president. He started somet.hllll· themselves. treatment. application ('ard~. was recovered. It was abandoned. I covery plan, arrived lor con{er~ rge L. Kyseth, Clarion, chairman; E. Dewey is elected, he will brini For thoulh bls immediate auc­ ences wjth Clay. H was accom­ Richard H. Plock, Burlington, and the tirst presidential mustache to cessor, the unfortunate Andrew panied by Michael Forrestal, son W.S, Rupe, Ames. the White House since William Johnson, was beardless, the next of U. S. Defense Secretary James six men to hold the job came up Mrs. Kyseth is a Democrat and Howard TaCt left there, 35 ),ears Forrestal. Rupe and Plock are RepubUcans. Says "Eisenhower Will Accept Oraft ago. with a splendiferous wbisJter The action was taken following Only nine of the 33 men who crop. requests by some groups that the By D. HAROLD OLlVEIt ------~~------have been presidents have worn Look at the list: Cold Treatment Heats board revoke it~ longtime ban on WASHINGTON (IP)-Leon Hen- He apparently referred to a call The ADA chief contended Mr. only on a "shaky" 310 pledged 01' whiskers. This roliale bas vaned Ulysses Simpson OraDt (lbort campus speeches by pOlitical can- derson, chairman of Americans for at the White House yesterday by Truman is far lrom having the Instructed deleaates. in whisker content from the full, beard, but thick), RutMrford Bir­ Wrath of Brooklynite didates. Democratic Action, said yesterday Daniel J. Tobin, teamsters' union nom.ination "bottled up." He ad­ Henderson saId he Is convinced shaggy dOl beard on James chard Hayes (white. straa17) , The next ~cheduIed meeting of there is a rising tide of sen\iment (AFL) president and former Roo­ ded that if either Eisenhower or Douglas' name will be put before Abram Garfield to Tart's droopy Garfield (see above), Chester NEW YORK (JP)-Thin~s blew the board is Sept. 14 at Ames. for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower seveit campaigner who recently Supr me Court Justic~ William O. the Democratic cOQvention start­ handlebars. Alan Arthur (sideburns, .ery hot, then cold yesterday for Sam­ Henry C. Shull, Sioux City, was for the Democratic presidential was quoted as refusing to serv Douglas declares his candidacy ing in Philadelphia JUly 12. He Dewey would be the first to beautiful), G r 0 v e r Cleveland uel Hemel!arb, 29, of Brooklyn. re-elected board-president for two nomination. os an Indiana delegate to the na­ Ihe President will not be nomina­ also is convinced, he added, that come up with (well-fed mustache) and Benja­ Heme1farb, perspiring in the 89- more years. Three members of He said he felt Eisenhower lional convention. ted. Douglas will "make no move one the small, well min Harrison (well trimmed as degree heat, backed his two-ton the finance committee, Including would accept a draft. Tobin, after a 75-minute con­ The ADA, anti-Communist "li­ way or the other about It." trimmed, bristle­ a hedle, which it reMIllbled). refrigeration truck into a Curb. W.R. Boyd, Cedar Rapids, also The former OPA administration 'ference with the President, refus­ beral" group, bas campaigned Of Eisenltower, Henderson told brush type mus­ W,illiam McKinley bToke the It brushed the bumper of a park­ were re-elected. also told a news conference he ed to shy whom he favored for among co nvention deJegates and reporters: tache. monotDny, but Theodore R0ose­ ed car whose driver stepped out The board also approved the .thinks there is a possibility thot president. Mr. Truman's press party I aders tor an "open con­ "My euess is that his name will The Edson velt and Tatt wore musta!'hes. So to protest. Too hot to argue, extension of the appointment or President Truman "wiU listen to secretary, Charles G. Ross, said vention." It hlls favored either be placed in nomination, unless Mustache S u r­ did two recent vice-presidents, Hem.el!arb shrugged his sbouldera Dr. Arthur Steindler, professor the advice or good friends and 10- the President and Tobin "had a Eisenhower or Douglas. something drastic intervenes. veYUng corpora­ Thomas Manhall and Charles and stepped into the near-zero and head of the department of yal Democrats" and withdraw his very pleasant talk about the po­ Henderson predicted Eisenhow­ "I know the majority of the l ion yesterday CUrtis. cold of his truck's reiriieration orthopedic surgery at the Univer- candidacy. litical situation." er could beat Gov. Thomas E. De­ people of the U. S. want Dwight for this v e r '1 ' But fasbipns, and mustache compartment to haul out '80 or~ sity of Iowa, for at least six Henderson said the Democratic Henderson said his "second­ wey, the 1tepubUcan presidential Eisenhower tor president, and it purpose lupplies trend8, chanee. The laIt Iix pre­ der. • months more. national commitlee and the White hand knowledge" is that the Pres­ candidate, but said he believed certainly will be a political farce t his addltional sidents like \he first 15, bave been The anllY motorist slammed the The appointment was extended House are "putting on pressure ident has been advised by certain Douglas would "hove a tough ~r if the man the people want Is not information: clean shaven. door, which locked automatically, from July 1 to Dec. 3>1 of this trying to induce people to get on leaders that "he cannol win in time." considered for the nomination. The first pre- The M..uebe Will the mustache come back? and sped away. year. Dr, Steindler, who reached a bandwagon that reolly has no November and that he will be He eslimoted that with 618 con· "I've always assumed thot if Ei­ sident to 10 1n Will Dewey set a new style? Shive~ but not under the 70 la8t spring, had been listed whee1s and no modern atomic age charged with the disintegration of vention votes requIred for nomi­ senhower Is drafted be coUld nol for a beard was a Republican, See thU paper Nov. 3 for what collar, Hemelfarb was released 15 do otbenY!le thlD .ete~t!" tor retire!!1ent.. _ .. we ~rOiulalOn{'_ , ... the ~atic RartY." !! be rWlS. nalioo, tb~ rl"esidenl collld count ___ _ Abraham J,Jucoln, tb~ first G9~ WlI3. III a aWt OIL &Qe aDlWtl! mlRuta later ~7 polll:e. • • 'l'HE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1945-PAQE TWO ! e • e. $ $ .... ---_ ...... _- ... _-. .-, Cubs Tip Cardinals MANAGERIAL MAGIC By Alan ~~.r Charles Willing To Fight From · /.C:,'~ Cuttin' the' MEYER (~§ WHOS~ "One To Ten" To Claim Tille SIinning and a single by to us, we want to fight for it," Aging Henry Cotton, the British of the collertans. of freshmen who will enrlHI this her opponent, Shirley Fry of "Nippy" Jones. the manager said. money player who is famed for So how much will the draft act fall and the few oldJlimers like Akron, Ohio, turned an ankle Charles is a devastating punch- halting American domination of set back college athletics? The Dittmer who will be subject to in­ gOing after an errant serve and That represenled the only scoring in the game until the er with plenty of knockouts in his the tournament back in Hl34, pac· coming season is really the first duction, and you see jusl what the was carried from lhe court. Miss FCIt /lAveR UA~ sixth when Brecheen, who had HIS record. ed 97 survivors through the 36- in wruch non-veterans may fill draft law might do. Brough was leading 3-1 when the ()6BIJ1" Ml#R 17JOK OV'R. The Cincinnati destroycr has hole qualifying tesls with a pair key roles. There have been ex- Iowa is not alone. Purdue , I default came, allowed only two hits previously, A 1l!A'" rHA1" FIN/Sileo IN suddenly weakened. He was tag­ lost only one bout since getting of sparkling 69's for a total of ceptions, of course, such as Bill supposedly had the bes' fresl1- Mrs. Margaret Osborn Du­ A 'fie FoR lAS,. IN 191" ged for five straight hits after out or the army, a split decision 138. Kay, Murray Wier and Jack Ditt- man football squad in the hIs­ Pon' 'Of Wilmington, Del., Ule BUT' A1' 1JI~ oN' -1HIRtJ retiring the first two men and ,44AR~ 1M tlAll, last luly to Elmer (Violent) The top qualllying score of 152, mer here at Iowa. But next year tory of that school I", year. U defending champion, beat M1'll. the Cubs pushed across all Ray in MadJson Square garden. IWhich 178 players in the original non-veterans may well decide the won" help the Boilermakers to Jean Nicoli Bostock, best or three ""~ ~", of their runs. IJP TH6R. "Since then Charles has knock- field of 275 failed to reach, Vias relative strengthS of the different have a high percentage of that Britain's women, 7-5, 6-3. 6A.,..,-,.III. F~ ed him out," Mintz recalls proud- the lowest in lhe history of the teams. group drafted. Andy Pallro singled and stop­ Doris Hart of Miami, Fla" 1'HE t...,l.D ly. British Open. It is very doubtful that the At Indiana hal! of the varsity ped at third on Bill Nichol­ crushed Mrs. Nellie Landry, the / - Charles is a nalural light Frank Stranahan of Toledo, draft will have any material ef- football squad and two-thirds of French champion, 6-0, 6-2, and son's double down the rlrht .y field line. Harry "Peanuts" heavYweight and Mintz admits he Ohio, the British Amateur Cham~ fect during the next season. But the freshman gridders will be sub­ Mrs. Pat Canning Todd of La Lowrey sma.shed a single over probably won't be able to safely pion, successfully advanced* his after that Iowa, as well as all ject to the draft. Sixteen basket­ Jolla, Calif., oulplayed Jean make more than 17ft-180 pounds. bid for the "little slam" of golf other schools. faces the distinct ball players out of the top 28 second that was knocked down may Quertier of Britain, 6 2, 6-4. "But weight makes very, very by qualifying with 70-75-145. possibility of finding itself "hard wind up in uniform. by Marty Marlon, Palko scor­ little difference," Mintz believes. Thomson, a professional who put" to turn out strong teams. A So the situation appears equal- In the semi-finals tomorrow, ing. Bob Schefflng lined a single "As long as he can retain his was born near this Muirfield goodly share of the veterans will ly bad in all camps. Mrs. DuPonl will play Miss Hart to center to drive In Nicholson and Mrs. Todd will renew an old for what proved the decisive ri v;;llry with her fellow Califor­ run. Clarence Maddern rollow­ , _, ~':t~~ <0. h.. d1 ..., h:'''-I:~~' ."dod 75 . '~'.~ ,~",- lMAJOR s~ nian, Miss Brough. Miss Brough ed with a pinch single that and Mrs. DuPont will be favored counted Lowrey. to reach Saturday's final. Brecheen, who eventually gave An x-ray of Shirley Fry's up eight hlts, lhereby lost his swollen ankle at a Wimbledon third game of the season against hospital showed there was no Feller "m.... no" • . eight triumphs. A jinx to the Cubs Bob .. ______Sets'"- ______Back Tigers,-=- . __ _.,.-- 6----2- No .. York·~·"'··f·.r·'gG...... 38 25 .803 lSI . Loul ...... ~~"'...... ,'~Lrr~, 36 27 .lieli II break and she returned after throughout his career, the Cat I Philadelphia ...... 40 27 .307 I Pltt.bur,h ...... S3 29 .532 ~II several hours to watch the had beaten them twice early in BOllon ...... 31 2. .617 6\\ Now York ...... g'! 29 .lit5 8 ma'ches. Wa.hlnrlon .....•... l1li 84 .460 0\\ Phlla.delpbla ...... 82 9S .492 5 the season and now still owns a Detrol&' •.• • #" • • ••• •• •• 28 83 .468 O\~ Brookly.n .. q • •••• ••• 21 8~ .468 ., Frank Parker of Los Angeles 21-6 lifetime margin over them. Tribe Bailers Skee Riegel Tops The Champ Calls It Quits SI. Loal, ...... 29 38 .317 16 elnolnnall ...... 29 86 .446 8 Chlo...... " . 19 38 .328 17~\ Chlca,o " ...... 26 37 .413 I' and Bob Falkenburg of Holly­ 'Yelter"ay-'. Ruults Vule,.dll)", Results wood, favorites in men's doubles, st. Lour. AS R II Chlc.,o All R II No .. Yo,k 7. B.slon 0 (nlehl) Chlu,o 3. St. Loul. 1 Lapointe. 2b 5 0 0 Mauch. 2b.. ~ 0 I Western Amateur Cloveland 6, nolroll 2 Now York !to B08ton 3 looked lhe part in slamming M.rlon. Ss .. 5 0 0 Waitkus, lb. 3 0 0 Walbl.rlon G. Phll.dolph". 3 (Dlrhl) Phlladelphla . 2. Brooklyn I Musial, rL .. 2 0 0 Jeffcoat. cf .. 4 0 I Chl.aro 4. SI. Louis I (nl,bl) Clnclnnall 6. PIUsbur,h 5 (14 Innl.r') Franka Kukuljevic, a naturalized Lang. 3b... 4 0 1 PaIko. 3b .. .. 3 I I Old Nemesis, WICHITA, KAS. (JP) - Robert TodaY'll Pltohers Today'll Pltcherl!l B-Scho'ndl'st 0 0 0 Nicholson. rf ~ I I Indian, and Vlidimir Vodicha of (Skee) Riegel, the National Ama- Bo.lon al New York-Parnell (8-41 VOl )'hlladelphl .. al Brooklyn - Leonard Kurowski, 3b 0 0 0 Lowrey. If .. . 4 I 1 Balcbl (9-1) (6- 6) or lIelnt .. lman (8·3) VI , Taylor Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-2, 3-6, 6-0, Slaughter. l( 3 I 2 Schelling. c .. 4 0 I • teul' champion from Glendale, W.. hlnrlon al Phll.delphl .. (nl,lIl) _ (1-3) Moore. cf .... 3 0 0 Culler. 68. .. 2 0 0 to go in to the semi-finals. Calif., sloshed around the muddy lIUd •• D (S-7) V8. Coleman (8,~) Now "ork at Oo",on (nl,bt) - POll Jones, lb .... 3 0 1 A-Maddern .. I 0 1 Cle"olan' at Del,oll-Lemon (111-6) ve. C6-1) VI. Vo l.se \l~ (7,5) Rice, c ...... 3 0 OSmal1.y. ss. 0 0 0 Newhouser Their semi-final opponents Wichita coun try club course in 1I0ull.mao (2-9) St. Louis at hle.,o-U.arn (4!2 ) .r C- Medwlck I 0 0 Schmitz. p •. . 3 0 1 Chlca,o at St. Loul. (nlrhl)-PI ..clll Polld ((1- :1) .s. nam"er (Z·3) ( ••1, wUI be the promising new Au - Garagiola. cOO 0 DE T R OIT (.4') - Fireballer I-under-par 70 yeslerday to set (I-S) or Gellel (l-S) VI. Sanrord (5·7) ,am •• 8ehedul.d) Brecheen, p 2 0 0 trail an combination of Jack P-Dusak .... I 0 0 Bobby Feller o( the Cleveland the pace in the qualifying round Bromwich and Frank Sedgman. Indians showed his old time form of the Western Amateur golf tour­ Tolal, .... 8~ 1 4 Totall . ... 31 3 8 The seco~d American doubles B-Ran for Lang In 8th yesterday as he sca ttered eight nament. team of Gardnar Mulloy of Miami C-Ground.ed out tor Rice 111 8th Only two other entries, young D-Grounded oul for Brecheen In 9th hits while beating the Detroit and Tom Brown of San Francisco A-Singled for CuUer In 6th Tigers and Hal Newhouser, 6 to Lawrence Glosser, of Oklahoma .. ELECTRIC .FAN! St. Louis ...... 000 lOll 000-1 City, and Eugene Zuspann, Good­ had a catfight on its hands in Chicago ...... 000 003 .oOx-3 2. putting out the Argentine pair, Error.... M.uch, Palko. Schmitz. Runs Feller, who fanned eight men land, Kas., were able to match par Alejo RUssel and Enrique Morea, batted In - Jone.. Lowrey, Sch""flng. figures. M.~dern . Two b.s. hlts- Slaugnter 2. and walked only two, was given Jackson's stock ;s com­ in the day's best match on lhe Nlchol$On. Sacrlflces-W.itkus. Moore. a five run lead by his hard-hilting Russell Harper, Ottumwa, Ia., Double play- Schmttz. Mauch .nd Wait­ center Strikeouts-by Brecheen 3, ings. From then on, he seldom Mulloy's infected feet have Schmitz 3. Wild pitch- Schmitz. Um­ was in trouble as he coasted in John C. Kelley, Sioux City, l a., pires-Barr, Ballanfant and Barllck. Time had a 45-50--95 for his round. about healed and the Miami star - 2:12. Altcndance- 17.158. with win No. 7 as against eight. looks in top form for his semi- losses. $5,45 - $5,95 - $9,95 - final singles clash with Falken- C d M t P · The game, billed as a pitching Riverdale Notches 2nd burg today. Bromwich faces J osel , ar s ee eona • duel between Feller and Tiger Asboth, the Hungarian automaton, ' ace Newhouser, was turne9. into Softball Victory, 31-22 $1~.95 and up, Riverdale racked up its secona in ,the opposite bracket. a slugfest by the Indians as they Try For Fourth, Place drove Newhouser to the showers straight softball win last night , , in the third inning. with a 32-11 triumph over Central Managel' Ralph Tucker an­ Newhouser, who absorbed Hawkeye. Jackson's Electric arid Gill Lopeif Blanks nounced last njght that lhe Iowa his sixth IOS8 as against nine In other Married Students' lea­ , City Cardinals and the Peoria wins, was touched tor seven gue tilts, We~t Stadium tallied 108 S. Dubuque Dial 5465 Caterpillars will play a double­ hits and five runs ln his two­ two runs in the last half of the header tomorrow night at Kelley and-two-thlrd inniAn on the seventh inning to down Riverside, Reef SOl, 7-0 field. The two teams were rained mound. Virgil Trucks relieved 20-19. oul Sunday night. hIm and pitched shll'out ball West Finkbine tipped East .DAYSyo.DAYARTING ~ NEW .YORK (JP) ~ Lefty Ed The Caterpi11ars, currently in until he was lltted for a plnch­ Finkbine 9-8, while North Hawk­ Lopat gained his fourth straight fourth place in the western divi­ hitter in the eighth, with bl&' eye took a forfeit win from Tem­ (AP Wlrepholo) 'EX-BOXER' 10E LOUIS hands over his gloves to Mike Jacobs, victory for the New York Yankees sion, will face Rock Island to­ Al Benton finishing up In the plin-Central-Co-op. -ENDS SATURDAY- .. ror whom he boxed ror 13 years. The reliring undcfeded heavy­ la~t night, shutting out the Boston night. Iowa City could get into ninth. weight champ holds a blank check In his right hand - a. prop HAIL A MYSTERY . MASTERPIECE! Red Sox 7-~ on three hits while the upper bracket of the league Manager Lou Boudreau paced Reds Edge Pirates brourht In by photogra .~crs. the Yankees clubbed lhree Boston, by defeating Peoria. . The ~ards the Cleveland attack with three pitchers for 14 safeties before set. ba~k the. Cat~rplllars 10 a hits in four times up. His first In 14 Innings, 6-5 70 ,941 fans tWIn-btll ear her thIS month. wallop was a first inning homer CINCINNATI (If» - A 14th inn. Senators Snap A's Phillies Edge Bums See* The triu~ph moved the World Two Cardinal exhibition games with one man aboard and got ing pinch single by Howie Schultz, It Champion ,Yankee into second and a donkey ball game Will be on . s. the weekend schedule. Feller off to a flYing start. scoring ' Ted Kluszewski from 7-Game Streak, 5·3 On Furillo's Error ' from place, SIX. ahead The donkey game will be on Clovel.ftd AD II. H D.lrol~ AD II. H third, gave the Cincinnati Reds a PHI L A DELPHIA (II') - The percent~ge POln~S Berardino, I b 5 0 I Llpon. s..... 4 0 0 BROOKLYN (JP) - A two-base the of the Ph~la~elphia Athlellcs, who Saturday night. The Des Moines Kennedy. rf. 5 2 2 Mayo. 2b... .. 0 I 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Washington Senators snapped the muff by centerfielder Carl Fur­ Boudreau. SS 4 2 3 Kell. 3b.. ... 4 0 I Phi I a delphia Athletics' seven­ Start­ lo~t . to Washmgton, ;;ln~ one game Moose and the Des Moines Willkie Clark, l/ .... 4 0 0 Wakef'ld, 11 .. 1 1 Pirates last night in a wild game rillo followed by a double by bebmd .the front-runmng Cleve- House Vets, 1947 state champions, Gordon. 2b .. 4 I 2 Wertz, rt.... 3 0 I witnessed by a crowd of 23,233. game winning streak last night, Dick Sisler and a single by Andy ShowlI Kellner. 3b. 3 0 I Mullin. cf... .. 0 2 land IndJans. will invade Iowa City on. Sunday Pirate Manager Bill Meyer and winning 5-3 as Mark Christman Seminick gave the Philadelphia 1:30 Judnlch. cf. 3 0 I Vlco, Ib ...... 0 0 drove in four runs with a homer, Lopat, in hanging up his sixth and Monday for double-headers. Hegan. c . ... 4 I l lwagner. e ... 3 I I three other Pirates were ejected Phillies two runs in the top of the 4:%0 victory, gave his best perform· Friday night the ·Cards travel to FeUer. p .. . 4 0 0 C-CampbeU.. 0 0 0 by Umpire Bill Stewart in the 14th triple and single. Newhouser, p l) 0 0 seventh, enough to defeat the '7:00 ance since lhe Yanks acquired Marshalltown, Truclts, p." a 0 I for protesting a play, Brooklyn Dodgers, last night 2-1. hil1l last spring from the Chicago A-tfutch'son . I 0 0 . Benton, p ... 0 0 0 Smith in U. S. Public Links Blix Donnelly was the winner and 8:45 White Sox. No Sox runner was B-Ever...... 1 0 0 Ralph Branca, who had won seVen Feature able to reach second base against Wight Beats Browns --- I DES MO 1NES (JP) - John Tolal. .. .. 8\l 6 11 Tolal, .... 114. 2 8 Smith, Des Moines, qualified (01' straight, the loser. 9:35 the stylish southpaw. On Seven Hits, 4-1 A-Flied out lor Truck. In 8th Boilon AB It H N .... :Y.rk AB It H B-Grounded oul lor Benton In 9th the one place for Iowa in the DIMaggio. cI 3 0 OIUzzuto, s.... 3 1 I C-Ran for Wagner In 9th U.S. Public Links toumament AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Peaky. 3b .. .. 0 0 H,mrtch, rf. 4 I I ST. LOUIS (II')-The Chicago Cleveland ...... •...... 203 000 001- 6 Mlnne.polls 5, !;.oulsvllle 4 Detroit ...... : , ...... 001 000 001-2 Williams. ]I 4. 0 I Lindell. If. . . .. I 2 yesterday with a 36-hole score of SI. Panl at Toledo, poslponed White Sox moved c1osel' to trad­ Errcm.-None. Runs b.lted In-Boud­ - LaSi Time Tonlte­ Stephens, " . 4 0 0 DiMaggio. of 3 1 I 146, Milwaukee at Columbus. porrtponed Doerr. 2b ... 3 0 I John!l()n. 3b. 5 0 0 ing places with the Browns in the re.u 2. Clark. Keltner 2. Hegan. Mayo. Indlanapolls 13. Kansas City 7 Mele. rf... . 3 0 0 SouchQl!k. Ib 5 2 3 American league oellar by down­ Wert.. Two base hll&-KeJtner. Wagner. !Call Northside 777' .ToQes. lb .... 3 0 1 Wlarhos. c .. . 5 0 2 Berardino. Three base hlt-Wakelleld . Tebbetts. c.. 3 0 0 SUmw·I ••• 2b 3 I 3 ing the St. Louis club 4 to 1 be­ Home runs·- Boudreau. Hegan. Stolen Patnell. p . . I (}. 0 Lopat. p 4 0 1 ba&e:.-Go~n. Double plays - Lipan, - 4 Days Startlnr - STARTS 35c A-Bali. .. . . I 0 0 hind the seven-hit pitching ot Bill Mayo and Vlco; Ken, May 0 and Vlco; Kllld"r. ~ ... 0 0 .0 Wight last ntght., Dave Philley Hegan and Bol\dre.IU. JOefl on bases - B-HltchcoCk. I 0 0 Cleveland 5. IYetroll 7. 'lIases on b.lI ...... TODAY t!!:l,vttivt ANYTIME homered in the third inning with FeUer 2. Newhouser I. Trucks. Strike­ T -S-D-A-V! MttO'rmoU, p 0 0 0 -H-U~R 'II man on base, oul&-reller 8. Truck. 4, Benton J. Hils "olal. .. .. Be 0 3 Tolal. .. .. 36 7 14 - 011 Newhouser 7 In Z'Ho Innln.s: The Amazing Story of a A -Flied out lor Porn.1I In 6th Trucks 3 tn. 5' ~ ; Benton 1 In 1. Lo.lng ~ • B-F1led oul lor Kinder In 8th pltcher-Newhouser. Umplnoll-McGow-1 Bo.ton ...... 000 000 OO~O "Doors Open 1;15" an. Hubbard and Paparella. Tim .. - Great Aircraft Carrier New York ...... " ...... 001 130 02><- 7 I 2:01. Allendance-15,171. !lrror-Pame1l. Run,. batted In- RIz­ zuto. Stimwelss 2. Souchock. Nlarho •• Henrich. Two base hits-Lindell. J . DI­ MlWi1o. Homerun- Henrich. Sacrlllce­ He'hrlch. Double play- Pesky. Stephens and Jone.. Left on base&-Boslon 4. New ~ THE "ENDS York 12. Bases on balls--of! Parnell 2. I- 1'.'1:" Klr\der 2. McDennoll 2. Lopal I. Strike­ TO - . FRIDAY" out!s-by Lopel 5. Parnell 2. Kinder 1. DAY NOW * Ends Friday Hll&-oU Parnell 10 In 5 Innln~s : Kinder 2 In 2; McDermott 2 In I . Wlld pltch­ The,.', II new ,tar... , / lwl~rmou . Passed b.lI_ Tebbetts. Los­ ILlUIITH ~ ; ~, jI. in pitcher- Parnell. Umpl res - P ..... ,e . Rommel McKinley and ·Boyer. TJme-2:10. Aitendance-70.941 paid, ". G.aants Slug 18 Hits To Dip Bravel, 11-3 BOSTON (II') - New York's ·PLUS-CO·HIT Giants, who have been in a hit­ ting slump and who had won only lour of their last 13 games, John Hersey's ANN l I \ laSt nigh l spray.ed 17 hits .ove! ~ Pulitzer Prize Winner Braves field - five of them home ruhs - In' smothering the Nation­ SOTHER al league leading Boston Tribe w"h ROO£lll U t 3, . ~ ' &l~ A BELL FOR ADANO " . . Plus Academy Award Winners TWEETIE PIE, "Color Cartoon" WIllTEaN' LIAOUI -STARRING­ CLIMBING THE MATTERHORN - 1I1u. - "Awe Inlplrlnr Mountain Cilmbln." In Col. D.I M~lnn " Puebl~ 3 'Aa Our Friends' •• Special \ 'lUll-I LSAOUI Gene William Joh~ GOODBYE TURLOOK, "Novel Btl" Evanlville 6. Deealur 2 . olol1oon - Late NeWi LATE NEWS I Quincy 3, W"'loo ..a _.. Tierney Bendix HocUak Danville I, Terre Haule 3 - - -I Use Hofmann's 'Work' an 'Inspired' Painting 1'", f.'''11 ...... f UUdH •• .... , •• ~ n __~r f'-Klult _0.. .1 FOR BERT WaH WANTED ...u• ...... ,. an .... lid...... i • .... "' .lliUlac &a' ~. I ..... l·... .. \ I CLASSIFIED RATE CARD ~ ------Pkt.ru ... _. II ...... ~ •••, 1 ROOM apartment until Sept 1. aABY &Jttlnf and aewin£ Call wilt ...... \c~.. u.. • ..~ .. an "'...... CASH RATE Phone 6787. 9479. ._1 1 • I DQ-ZOo .. 11M .. SMALL apartment Available im­ PERSONAL S£RVlCE8 "01... xxnr, o. %34 WednHda • June 3., 1141 B ABGAIL£T O~ da,.. mediatelY. Dial 7063. Rana Rolmann, associated with I CouecuUve da7-1Ie .. !lAnIOS. appllmeel, lampe, UId llDe per dar. ----- CALENDAR th Parson Kootz lalleries aroup SERVICES Iifta. ~trica.l wir1nI. repair­ UNIVERSITY and nerally thou(bl of as one I ConaeeaUve ..,.... 1.. .. Inf. Raello repair. JIIC~ Elec:tric of t.M Ideograph schoel, has don lJDe )ler dar. aod Gift. PhoDe He5. Wednesday. June S' tur by Govemor Lulhu W. a paintin( called ·'Construction" I'I,pre 5-word &Vena'e )ler IlDe EXPERT RADIO BEPAIB -l p. m. Guided tour of UJe Youngdahl. West App ach to Old which is somewhat more ahr~- MlDImum Ad-S Lbael. All Make. ., a.dJoI WHO OO13lT Fourth Annual EXhibition of Capi~1 (Macbride Auditorium in Uve than most of the painting pro- Work 0....,.-. Contemporary Art, fain Gallery, ca ot rain) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY JIlek-up luul De"...,. PAINTING .nd general npair. Art Building duced by this group. Phone 3133 after 6, Bob Clarlt. atorda" JuIr 3 The re n ~ that Hofma.nn' ," . .50 per Coloma Inell WOODBURN somm 8 p. m. University Play, UnI· 9 a. m. Forum. led by Gov r­ painting is more intellectual than Or $8 tor .. MonUt SERVICE ASBJ:S and Rubbllh ulll1D&. versity Theatre Pbolle H21. nunda)', July 1 nor Luther W. YOUngdahl, House mo t idl'OfMlphie painting. the 1 B. CvUeae DIal '-IUl Cbamber, Old Capitol principal of which is to paint com­ ClUIcelJation DtadDne 5 p . .... 9 a. m. Coffee hour for all 10 •. m. Speech PalholQly pletely spontaneou 1)" without Ln­ l.elponalble tor One Incorrect ~======; HERB'S pick up. Baggage, light member of Drama Program­ insertion OnlT ,;;;. hauling, rubbish. Phone 5981 or Confer n • Senate Ch mber, Old telleetual con deration. CUlhmCID Motor Scooter. 772:5. Party Bridge, University Club Thi:l being true. Hofmann could IIrIna Ada to DaD, J01nll 4 p. rn. Lecture: ·'S,.nity tn Capitol BuID_ Ofnce, East Ball. 01 Scott·Atwat.r Outboard 8 p. m. Uni ersity pi y. Uni­ not. rieUy speak:inl, be on of Art," by Daniel S. Defenbaeher, th ideographic group. Moton Director of Walker Art Center, versity Theatre DIAL 4191 WhIzHr BIb Moton Hofmann's painting duplaya a TYPEWRITERS Art Auditorium ItUr, Jal 5 nt.neity l.n the qui k, bold. Motorola Home. Auto .... a.uh&-aeated 8a.. 8 p. m. University play, Unl- Independence Day CeJebraUon FOR SALE SALES. blaek:-Une movem nts and delib­ sone. versity Theatre -Classes suspended erately euual appUcation of paint. REPAIRS f'rIday, Jul, % 8 p. m. Playwrights' Experi- This makes it a _ eminCly "inspir­ GREEN wool suit and 100% gray Bob'. F Paetor-, Tralbed MeehlUl" 4 p. m. Conference on Speech D'lental S ri play: "Thr hold ed" paintin,; not overworked to gabardine SUit. lalter worn 3 Radio & Appliance Patholc>gy, Senate Chamber. Old of Pain," Maebride Auditorium the point ot duUn as it could months. Size 9. Dial 5688 till 3 I SOLD Capitol U2'J MUlUUne DIal saN be. One frets that It mu.st be a p.m. BF atelaalv. ROYAL De81er 8 p. m. University play. Uol- ToeHaJ'. J1ll¥ • refully planned paintin,. verslty Theatre 8 p. m . Play: "Threshold ot Holmann's combination of an 1ST $12 TAKES synchornous 78 WIKEL TYPEWRITER 8 p. m. Summer Se 'lon Lee, Pain," Macbride Auditorium rpm Phonograph turntable and YOUR WUOLB int Ilectual coneep and lponlan­ pickup arm. Call 9249 after 11 WEEK'S WASH EXCHANGE (For Inrormatlon rel'ardlnl' datH be ond lhl helllule. eous xccuUon makes the palntln. a.m. In U" Coli... Dlal.-1I51 see reservations In the office of the President, Old apUol.) a I UccesS. FOR sale by owner. Do you need 30 MINUTES a home and an income? Three at abe GENERAL NOTICES betw n June 29 a nd JulY 10. bedrooms for owner in addition to LAUNDROMAT fIne 3-room apartment for rental. :. S. Van Buren SL Btrl"l'OH BA.DIO SDVlCB UNI"ER lTV GOLII' CO R E hown In th main loun of lh ANDB Fully insulated. Automatic heat Phone 1-0%91 GaaranteecJ BeNira Golfers wishing to avoid con­ Iowa UnIon. ONFEB WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR and hol water. Garage. Olose in. For All Mak. gestion on the first tee of the uni­ Tours ot the show in the art Th second ion BAle and Aulo ...... auditorium will continue e cb annu I conference on peech and 1l1li • m. 1oI.;rftl1\, Cllapd aM p M Va II Available immediately. Ph 0 n e WHERE TO GO versity ,oU course should arran,e 1 II • m. N • 3:" p ...... N ..... 8-0859. W. Piek-u.. and Denye.. for st.. rUnc time every afternoon Sunday and Wednesday afternoon hearinl rehabllitatlon will be held 130 • m. lIiIl1mh". ""ad. J:SS p ..... ,...... 0.... I" III III .. Manet DlalIJS. and also Saturday and Sunday at 4 o'clock durin, the sumQ'ler next Friday and Saturday In tbe 1.00 • m . Politic f th Tir lA I UOft 1935 CHEVROLET Standard. 5 , ion. 1 '10 a m. 1f~ .., 4:30 pm. T_ Tim. M locll .. _"___ ~I1!11_-=_iIEI;;;:s momin,s. The loll course will nate chamber of Old Capitol. 10:l1li • m 'nil B bholl $:00 pm. Chlldl"ftt·. Hour good tires, heater. $285.00. Next Wedn~ay th I turtl 10·15 • ,no All .. 8 ek,•• 1 CoH 1,15 II m. lual.al M_ o~n at 6 a. m. Saturday and Sun­ Pro!. Robert West, of t uni- 10:'S a 1ft. Pau far l'oeIl")' 5:30 II m. tip "TO 'nI Inul New Phone 3885. NEW AND USED BIKES will be given by Wurred . m.­ versity of WisconsIn d partm nt 111 a m. John n Counly N • dBY and at 7 a. m. other days. Call ':00 p .nt. The Dlnn r Hour F. immedIate DeUvU7 ,ins. of 5 h pathology. wlU I ctuLe II 10 • m. !.all" Amorlc." Rhythm 21-FOOT Glider housctral1er, extensIon 2311 for starlin, time. 11 :311 l.m. M~lodl8 You La... T;OO p.m. 0 .1 ltpl .. I A en.,... Friday at "p.m. nd Saturo y II, • m. bcunton In In. >I f7 $1650.00. Inquire at 482 RIver­ BeDain for All Mat. 1200 n n Rhythm Rambl .. ':311 p.m. R~mlnlM:ln,. TIme dale. Ke:ra DuDUcated OFF! E OF TIlE UGI TR R morning from 10 to 12 on 11 :30 p.m N.,.,. 7:&1 p.m. N ..... ART EXlIlRmON "A ph I It dlalfTlosis and tr at.­ It: p.m R Il,t \.til N~w. llf'POl't r . : p .m. Mlal H""r II All univ !'Iity students expect­ 1:l1li p·m •. ~u .1.. 1 0>.1. t 00 P on C.mpu. hOI> zli 1940 STUDEBAKER Commander. Novotny Cycle Shop 'l'h fourth nnnual xhibition of ment." a inl to rive a d Ir tram ny 1.00 pm JohhltOn Cnuhty N_. t:. II ~'" Radio, heater. Excellent con­ 111 S. d'Untoli ~nlempc>rllry Brt is on di 'play In 2:10 II m. R nl. Co~1 m rlry Mil 10:00 p . BION' 0,.,. 5 collele of the university It UJe 7 dition. Price - $1,050.00. CaLI the maIO gallery and th art aud­ JlOLIOA Y. AD N E A Augu t, 1948 convocation, mUlt , 8-0366 or Ext. 3"178. Oh Manl LOANS ItOrium daily from 9 to 5 and on Student in th coli C ot llber­ I. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Thirty­ til th tbr -part d tree applicI­ ai arts, commer ,pharmacy and USED sewing macb1nes, .electric tion form In the oflice of the Re­ WHO Calendar WMT Calendar That Dellcloua '""".... , loaned 011 eant..... rour of the painbngs are being en ine rin, ar r minded of the gl. trar beror 5 p. m. June 30, (NBC Outld) ~ CB Olltlet) and treadle. Guaranteed. Free Food At fIlDI. c:lothJn." ,ewelr1, etc. university r lul8110n that on ioAln,.~ sewing course Included. Singer 1948. 7 • m. N~" . II D. I~r 'TN! ."' 1'1 Wldmork. RelIable x.o-n. 101 E. BurllnltoD mester hour will be added to ':00 • no. Th~ ""'" W.nna 01 tub 1ft M • m Art ur Goo1'r,·)' SewIng Center. 125 So. Dubuque. O,("h 11:00 Volt. 01 10 I Leon.r4 HELP WANTED Applications r ivcd· U r June th graduation requirement for Ira noon Tarl., ',. Phone 2413 . MYER'S DEPOT FORNITUBE MOVING 11 1311 • m. II~ Ihe K~,·b. rd ':00 p .m . IfI 1 Hunl 30 cannot be accepted for Iradua­ each unexcused cIa ab nee for 11 :00 noon hrm N • I'lam"""k 5: pm. lAw~1I 'nI m - Poal r-=-=:::::::..:-=-;::-;...:-::....:~-----. lOaC needs man to Ienrn radio tlon in AUllust. th day precedin. lind the day fol­ lOOp m. D.. "bl~ Or N(lthi~ •. W.ltcr 11:00 P",. IImerl .11 M lodv I" r 1946 FORD Tudor "6". Excellent IInlel. O'J< r.. ':00 p.", Your lion, an class in All AUju t 4th gr duals may bealn at 12 n()()ll, aturday, July n.y \In :3Q pm. '."orUe tury TWO PIECE ]lving room suite. AB T:30 pm. The N w J.ck P ~rl Show 11 :15 pm. Of! the R .d "More tor your mone,." MovlnlJ home onomic and two other pluce orders for comm ncem nt 3, nnd will end at 7 a. m., Tu sday, ':30 p.m . I,. 0 1'1<1 All rn~)' apt. size electric stove, Philco And 1:50 pm. 'nI Jlmml' Ourenl how cia to b arran,cd. Within announcements at campus slores July 6. 10 .t. p.rn Jf("lf'l'. To V .. t nUl console radio, baby buggy (Thayer BAGGAGE TRANSFER driving di.tance of Iowa City. Built). Reasonable. Call 8-1558. DIAL - 9696 - DIAL ApplY to Je s L. Tomlinson, Supt. POPEYI SERVEL refrigerator. apt. size, city and bottle gas attachments. STUDENTS SPECIAL New unit. $135.00. 728 % Bowery. W ANTED TO RDrr RESIDENT physician and work- Meet The Gang ing wire desire priva\ !urnlsh­ BOOKS OF THE WEEK ed aparlmenL near University InterHtlnr; tim • kllJerl, pIt - Hospital. Call 3738, 7:00 to 0:00 Always Oven Fresh nl lor ummer day. lhal o p.m. or 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. "Tea Time" won't train our In tell t. rURNISliED 3 or 4 room apart­ AU for Swcmk a.eD hah l( ndrlck-The Flame. ot Time rolla ot dGemta at your fcm:JClo ment or duplex ror one lady. At Th. Write BOle 6 U-l, Daily Iowan. harp-TIle Foolish Gentle- II. re.taurcmt or lunch couut- wom n •• TRANSPORTATION WANTED Hub-Bub Room the books hop F6R 2 to the vIcinity or Mankato, Minn. Leave 5 p.m. July 2. 114 E. WlUlhlnetot\ Lower Lobb, of Uti Swank Bakery Share expenses. Call .807, nights. JeII_D. BoW I . 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LOST: Brown and gold ShaeUer Student lamJ)S-dre rs-ehests of d.. awe~udul II lui: or "Lifetime" pen. Reward. S. B. tables--nat 110Jl""-Ome cooklnK Idenslls-chaln-bed.: .in,11' • FOIt HOME Slocum. Phone 2302. and double-mlrrol'll--brlel cas_radio ; portable and am all roUND: Fountain pen. Call Ext. table model_ book easc5--Ulllens-eleclrlc pla.te • f8R CJmC( 3224. HOCK-EYE SPECIALS: .". SCHOOL LOST: Sigma Theta Tau sorority PhOllO/!,IfI/Jh Rc(()rds ...... l !jf eorh pin. Name on back. · Phone Golf Bails ...... ••... 30e cae" Compiled by the ,.­ 8-0814. "'011' M.rrlam.Web­ ner edltorleJ 1.. 1f; LOST: Chi Omega sorority pin. J. HOCI'< EYE LOAN CO. bOled OJ! W.bot.,·. Graber H . B. 5-7-47 on it. Find­ New Infernalion. 1 Dictio.... Dependln, on 111 ~ E. WuhlnC\nn t. .ry. 5tcDnd EdlllDn - blndln, er noUIr J oyce GI:aber, 4003 King­ · ' TJM Suprr~ Authority It (or lM: courts, men. Des Moines. Reward. ."" pka.. the ",hoa" ancI coli.,.. of .he CLEANING & PRESSING c:ounlJ>' ~ LOST: K & E poly phase slide rule, tan case. Initial R on \ GOLD UPPE~ AND think we've been seeing too much FEVER so BAD. HE SAW OIL l.OYVER. PL"TES 10 BUY of each other." Always a good pOs~BllITIES IN ANYTllING A MEAL 11CI'ET. .. TtlEN illES ,IOWA time at the ANNEX. AND WOULD EVEN SET UP ~E MADE A !!lEAL w~ A OE~R.lCK ON AN • 1llE PAWN5NOP 10 WASH • I WBEBE to BUY IT ICEBERG f 'THEIR. WINDOWS FOR BooK 'STORE THE USE OF HI5 TEE~ r DUR.ING MEALS.I EftQUtlne In .bolo SappUa At SCHARF'S TIlE MUSIC YOU W AN:t' .•• Iowa CIi,'. LareNt ..• II In stock at SPENCER'S. iJ CamelY. Store For e wide seleetlon or el..... i­ cai and popular reeo.... come II S. Dubuque DIal S'JU in &.ode,.. Spencer'lI HarmonJ' BaD bpewrtlen 15 S. Dubuqu~ anti AMIq M~c,""" boUt IF YOU DON'T NEED IT ...... USE IOWAN WA:NT ADS Mllwelai~""'1IIe Su,. Ot. . , DIAL 4191 . Plio..., S,,' W...... All lIIak•• ~~Cl~ 'l'1li DAILY IOWAN, WlDHlIJDn', JUNE ~O. U.S-PAGE FO~· Okay Holiaay - ~ Tabulation of ~ .. ., ,- Yourig~ahl To lecture Here~ Sue 'for Son's $1,000 I I f B Pool Donations Governor Luther W. Youngdahl .nsurance of Minnesota will give the fourth a e 0 eer Starts Tonight summer session lecture Friday .,t 8 p. m. His subject will be "Mor­ Iowa Employment Office The city council amended the ality in Government." Dispute Over l beer ordinance at last Monday The Community Dads will meet Helps 79 Job-Seekers Youngdahl will speak at the Guard Unit Gels Recognition night's meeting to provide that tonight at 7:30 in the city hall Get Positions in June beer can be sold in Iowa City council chambers to tabulate the west approac~ to Old Capitol or, on Memorial day, July 4 and any business district donations for the if the weather is unfavorable, in War Clause The Iowa state employment of­ state or municipal general elec­ swimming pool fund, WilHam Macbride auditorium. Because of fice helped 79 persons obtain jobs Hon day. Grandrath, publicity chairman an­ appointments in Minnesota, the A motion in the $1,000 suit of during June, Mrs. Nellie C. Ver­ nounced yesterday. governor will be unable to remain Dr. Harry R. Jenkinson and his d.!n, acting manager, said yester­ The only remaining holidays on Grandrath urged all workers to for the usual Saturday morning wite,. Golda., 220 River street, day, which the sale of beer is prohibit­ be at the meeting and to bring the round table, Prof. M. WllJal'd ed are New Years and Christmas. against a Chicago insurance com­ The 1ypes and number of posi­ money collected and their receipt Lampe said yesterday. pany was argued by attorneys tions filled were professional, 1; The amended ordinance refers books. Lampe remarked that Young­ and taken under advisement by clerical, H; farming, 11; service, to beer sold under Class Band Totals in the residential drive dahl had climbed to the top the Judge Harold D. Evans yesterdaY 13 ; semI-skilled, 7, and unskilled, Class C permits. Class B permits so far and the canvass of the clubs hard way. As a youth, he worked in Johnson county district court. 33. are for taverns and C permits and lodges will be announced at his way through school. He at­ The Jenkinsons say they are be­ are for retailers such as grocery the meeting, according to Grand­ tended public school in Minneapo­ 01 601 ~ons who came into stores. ratb. neficiaries in a $1.000 insurance the offiCe during June for em­ lis, the University of Minnesota, The ordinance had the three The Dads are sponsoring the policy th'e Great Western insur­ ployment, 120 were referred to and completed his college COUrse required readings at the meeting dri ve for $12,500 to complete the ance comPIlilY sold their son, Ro­ jobs. However, only 79 of those at Gustavus Adolphus college, Sl. and was passed unanimously by contracts for the swimming pool gers Leighton, in 1932. referred to pOsitions obtained em­ Peter, Minn. Youngdahl also stu­ the council. The PTA is assisting in the drive KJUed In Action ployment. in the residential area. cUed at the Minnesota college of LUTllIm W. YOUNGDAHL Young J,enkinson was killed In Of the total number of job-see­ The $12,500 sum for the pool is law. After graduation, he spent • navy plane in action over For­ kers, 138 were women. Sixteen SUI International Club to make up the difference in the three years as assistant city attor­ govel'lloJ' . mosa in 1945. ney of Minneapolis and then be­ women were referred to jobs and Plans Meeting Ft-iday $122,500 the city already has for Lampc said the lecturer is can. The defendant, Washington Na­ all obtained them. the pool and the $125,000 estimat- gan law practice with Judge M. C. Tift. cerned with bllJlding good will be. tionsl Insurance company, Chica­ The SUI International club is ed COst. • tween rJ('iaJ lind ft'llgious groups, go, which merged with the Great Six years later Youngdahl en­ AD MEETING TONIGHT holding its first summer meeting Contracts Cor the main parts of and thnt many of his public spee­ Western company, has refused to Friday, July 2, at 8 p.m. in con­ the pool and bathhouse have been tered his judicial career. He serv­ Alpha Delta Sigma, men's pro­ ed as municipal judge In Minnea­ ches [Jim 31 h('lping to promote a make payment to the Jenkinsons. ference room I, Iowa Union. approved by the council. Excava­ true spirit of brothE'rhood, _I The company claims the policy fessional advertiSing fraternity, Program for the evening will In­ tion 101' the pool started last week. polis, then district julge in Henn­ states that in case of death by will meet tonight at 7:30 in room clude movies, danCing and games. The pool is expected to ·be ready epin county and finally as aSSOci­ war, it is only liable for the EI05 East Hall. Refreshments will be served. for use next summer. ate justice of the Minnnesota su­ amount built up by premium pay­ preme court. On January 8, 19- The Daily Iowan ments unless i~grants special per­ 47, he became Minnesota's 27th mission to the policy-holder to en­ Youngster Readies Racer for Soap Box Derby 'l!:STABl. mo U6B ter the service. The insured man LIONS CLUB TO MEET WEDNF..SDA Y, .TUNE 30, 1948 should notify the company so It The Iowa City Lions club will can change its rates, the firm sta­ FRED M. POWNAl.l •• 1'1I1l1lnhey hold a business meeting today at WAH.\' !;T"IN~JlAM, liUllh .... ted. 12 noon in the pine room of Milling-for Jenkinson said the policy states Reich's cafe. The meeting will he GAll" E. MYEHS. Edllor- -- his son was "unrestricted as to devoted to reports on the state --Publi-shed doll» e""~I)~ Mondl,. b, residence, travel or occupation," Student PllblkutJon hl(.'. I!:l1leH~d II convention and to the installation second cIa oil lllU,1 Illalu·r ut the postotUce and therefore demanded the full (Dally Iowan pholo by Herb Nlp.ou) of oUicers. ilL Iown ( 'ily, h,wa, under the AC\ of $1,000. RECEIVING A TYPrIOID SIIOT is John A. Evans, 19, A2, 610 E. cong.ess of Monh 2, JU'JiI. Local Arent Davenport street, aUcI' a. c l'l'mony which formally recognized the new medical company of thc Iowa City national guard last nJrht. I The plaintiffs asked if the com­ I pany was not liable (or W!ll' MOVIE MOVIE MOVIe Ii deaths, why did the local agent The newly-formed* * * medical Ibecause of availability of medical John Steinbeck's continue to accePt payments after company of the Iowa City nalioll'11 officers in the area. The com­ he knew Jenkinson was in the guard received fed el'ol rl'cognition pany is the only unit of its type in service and say that would not ef­ from Maj . Robert W. Gl'C'E'n, regu- the state. . "FORGOTTEN VILLAGE" fect the policy? lar army inspecting olticcr, al the The new company will share The agent did not inform Jen­ armory last nigh t. the use of the national guard ar- Plus Shorts I kinson's parents that greater pre­ Over 40 men and 4 ofticen pal'- mory on S. Dubuque street with mium payments would have to be ticipated in the ceremony which the existing reconnaissance troop. Admission .•..•.. , 40c made after the son's entry into the formally recognized the :lCtiv;1tion With the addition of the medi- service, the plaintiffs said, of the new company,' cal company, the total strength of Postponed Until July 14 Case Bogs Down After the ceremony, the orticles the Iowa City national guard is These statements in the plain­ Students for Wallace of war were read to thc mcn. 125 men and 10 officers. tiffs' pleadings the defendant wanted struck out. In day-long Then they received typhoid shots. __ arguments on this motion to Commanding the new organizo­ strike, the situation took on ap­ tion is Lt. Col E. W. Paulus, local pearance of trying the case itself. doctor and combat veteran of Mayor Koser Frank F. Messer, plaintiffs' at­ World War II. Capt. Frank L. torney, said the clause stating that Tallman Jr., 354 Ferson street, ~A~ the contract was void if the in­ 34th division special troops exe­ '1IA~lN""'" FOR SPEED, EffICIEMCY. sured man entered the service in cutive officer, assisted in its or­ To Chicago ns ganization. 'CONVENIENCE, ECONOMY I time of war would be declared un­ Mayor Prest.on Koser will leave constitutional if a case of this kind The new unit romprises the tomorrow for Chlcag 0 to deliver ever got to the U. S. supreme clearing company for the I09th the $276,000 in Benton, street ---. .... --...... (pally J;;:n pboto by £rwJn QUmqu) court. medil:al battalion of the 3Hh in­ bridge bonds to the Harrison. Trust · 12-"F;'~-OLD STEVE BASCHNAGEL, 1005 Muscatine avenue, is shown workln&' on his soap box It is against the "public policy" fantry division. Iowa City was selected as the and Saving bank. racer whi~h he hopes will win first place In the derby July 18 on N. Riverside drive. Steve is a. DaUy of the U. S. for a man to have to These bonds were sold to the Iowan carrier boy and an eighth ,"rader at St. Mary's school. He Is olle of the 20 boys assemblhig .heir ASk an insurance company tor location of the medical company White-Phillips company in Dav- racen II} the workshop at the Community bulldin&, under the supervision of the recreation commUtee. All the operating fClltures or, , permission to enter. the service, enport on June 1 and the Chicago The boys make th.eir own plans for the cars and are allowed to spend about $j7 in consttuctlon. Vadous busine., size typewl iters. Smart, Messer argued. about the military service claus~. bank was designated as ,the agent busine8Smen act as SpOnsors and pay the construction costs. . . "nodern carr~in&, cWie incli.lde.Style:=.and .For.;Summer ComJort.1 A reception and wedding dance Methodist Pastor ed there in August, 1939 when "Being able to talk myself out D. m. yesterday at St. MarY's According to Maxwell, Warren ~ - . ~ will honor the couple tonight at Hitler dominated the country. He of it heiped me live to tell the church, Eve]yna Barbara Cole, left a week ago and is expected to the Community building. Leaves lin August intends to contact the many tale," Dr. Dunnington said. . daughter of Mr. and Mrs, V. ]!'. return to SUI after his year's ab o friends he made at that time to In ]939 the Duluth Herald Tri­ Cole, route 2, became the bride of sence. COOL RAYON BLACKS Dr. L. L. Dunnington, pastor of learn about life under present bune sent Dr. Dunnington to William B. Kron, son of Mr. and Music Faculty Members Warren will be a guest lecturer Mrs. C. A. Kron, Riverside. The on the summer [acuity of Kenyon ( the First Methodist church, will conditions. gather material for a series of 12 To Give Joint Recital In Athens, Dr. Dunnington will articles on the "Danger Spots in Rev. Carl Mienberg officiated at college, Gambier, Ohio, until Au­ leave La Guardia field, N. Y. in The third of the 1948 summer confer with an Iown City man, Europe." At that time, through as­ the nuptial mass. session music faculty recitals will gust. August for Europe. formally connected with the state sociation with a Warsaw public The bride's sister, Mrs. Edmund be given in north hall of the Well known as author and cri­ He will tour European coun­ department, who is well informed relations man, he gained informa­ Fruend, route 4, was her matron music building tonight at 8 p.m. ti c, Warren has written a number at . books on English literature. to tries, including the Netherlands, on the Greek situation. tion o( German plans to begin an of honor and bridesmaids were Prof. Hans Koelbel,