A Goocl Excuse Is Wortli $6 ,- DES MOINES (JP)-A 76-ycar old woman, Mrs- Alice The Weather Today S.·ope was In Des ~olnes municipal court today on a. dlarre of apeedln~. Partly cloudy today except showers Qr Sbe told the judee she only followed the advice of • frlf'nd to "speed UP when crossln~ railroad -or "tfl' .. t thundershowers during forenoon. Warmer rar tracks and the jol~ would be JellS severe." today. Generally fair with moderate tem "That Is the most n"Dvel excuse I've ever heard tor 1PHd1nJ," said the Jud~e, and fined the woman only $5 perature tomorrow. The high yesterday iDlCead of the usual $11. Established IS6S-Vol. 80. No. 19S-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, May 15. 1948-Five Cents was 63; low was 36. = ! • • • irst To Rec'og nlze eWls tate Israel Recognition Comes as UN Rejects Falher ·Flanagan Dies In Berli~ H~spi lal Approval of U. S. Proposal of Palestine Trusteeship BERLIN (JPl-Msgr. Edward J . WASHINGTON (A')-President Flanagan, the Nebraska priest Report Russian Change ~~~,~* * * --~- who founded the internationally Truman, in a move that surprised Kennedy's Daugh1er Of Officers in Germany Jewish State the world, last night recognized known Boys Town near Omaha, the new Jewish state of Israel in died at an army hospital yester Listed Among Dead BERLIN (JPj-Reports reached Palestine a few minutes after it day after sutlering an acute heart Western AJlied officials here yes was proclaimed. terday that dozens of high offi Surprises UN The news caused Intense elation attack. He was 61. Col. F. T. Chamberlaln, com In Airplane Crashes cers are being sent back to Rus By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER among the ZIonists, stunned ilie sia in a purge 01 the Soviet ad Arabs and th.rew the United Na mander of the 279th station mili NEW YORK ~JP) - President LONDON (.4')-At least 13 per- ministration in Germany. Truman's surprise recognition of tions into turmoil. tary hospital, said Father Flana sons, including lhe daughter of The broom is being used by a the ne\v Jewish state stunned The action placed the great gan died at 2:05 a.m. (6:05 p.m., the former ambassador to Britain, new pOlitical general named United Nations assembly delegates welght of American prestige be C.S.T.) yesterday. Joseph P. Kennedy, were disclosed Schranov whose authority stems last nIght. Scenes of confusion hind the claim of the Jews to gov He was taken suddenly ill here yesterday to have died in major directly [rom the Kremlin and In and expr s ions of astonishment ern the homeland they have carv last night at Harnack house, an airplane crashes on three ronti some respects supersedes that of followed. ed out for themselves in the Holy American militllry government nents. the Soviel commander-In-chief, Th proclamation by Mr. Tru Land. residence for visiting officials. He The fate of 35 mol' was not Marshal Vasslly Sokolovsky, these man was attacked immediately by In 42 fat ful words, Mr. Truman was given emergency treatment, definite, but a spokesman for the reports said. the Arab bloc in the assembly proclaimed: but tailed to respond to oxygen Belgian airlines said last night Reports ol the extent of the re with cries of "mockery" and "TJIh ,0vernmenL baa beea and special injections for the "the,re was little chance" of sur- shuffle in the Sovi t administra "f'ake." The Arabs said they had lnIormed I.bal a Jewtah .tate has heart, Chamberlain said. He lost vival tor 31 of them aboard 0 lion varied, but Ih Amerlcan-li been duped. been proclaimed I.n PalesUae consciollsness shorlly after enter DC-~ which crashed Thursday in censed news agency Dana estl The J w were jubi14nt. ILRd recOI'nilloJ1. has been re- ing the hospital. the Belgian Congo. mated 85 high o!!icers were be- The United States delegat s 1l1lelt.ed by ~e provlllonal IOV· Falher Flanagan was on an in Searchers yesterday discovered Ing replaced. were caught lint-footed. They sat TATE OF J RAEL'S new for ernment thereof. spection tour of German youth fa the wreckage of ali three planes OWcial American observers red-faced through some of the el,.n mJnlster Is MOlhe Sberwk "The United StatN retlOI'. cilities at the invitation of the -a small charter plane on which speculated that the Russians were harshest words ever directed to (above). herwk formerly was nller the proVI*IODl.l (Ovem U.S. army. He came here Irom Kalhleen Lady Hartington, Ken- changing the guard because they ward them by fellow delegates. ....ewbh Alenoy spoke!lD1An to ment as the de f.eto authority Austria where he made a similial' nedy's daughter, and Lord Filz- did not want to risk any soften Gua\.emaJa became the sewnd th Unit d Nation of the new state 01 llrael." survey. In 1947 he went to Japan william of Britain died in south- ing under Western influence and naUon to reeornl%e the Jewish (AP WIREPHOTO) (The use of the legalistic tenn on an identical mission. ern France; n Belgla,n Sabena alr- wished to keep their German ad tate. Dr. Jorl Garcia Gl'IIlla "de tacto authority" is common In The famed priest had left liner in the Congo on which there .ministration on its 10 ideologl d~, Guatemalan delea-ate who such instances where a new gov New York for Vienna. last were 31 passengers and crewmen, ca\1y. has championed panltion lor *BULLETIN * * ernment is in process of creation March 5. During his wur he and an American B-29 s'uperCor- Scharnov rcplaced a man named monlh '. read a communication NEW YORK-A Jewish broad but is still provLsionaL It means was received by Pope Pius xn tress which crashed In the Saudi Mnlinin 35 pOlitical advisor to KING ADDVLLArl (leU) or Tran -Jordan talks with Brl~ . Gen. from hJs fovernment reco~nJz- cast from Tel Aviv, carried in the slmply that the United States In Rome. Arabian desert with 14 soldier Sokolovsky recntiy. Lt. Gen. G. S. John GJubb Pasha (rlal1L). commander of his Ara.b LI!~lon. The 10,. Israel. United States by ABC, said last recognizes that the government of Catholic army Chaplain Emmitt crewmen and passengers. Lukiantschenko, S 0 k 0 J 0 v sky's British-trained II,nd partly Brltlsh- laffed Legion Is forming part The assembly meanwhlle ap night "Tel Aviv Is being bombed Israel is in tact the ruling authori proved PPointment speCial 1. Walsh was at his bedside to Crash In Thunderstorm Ichief of stnff ,also has b~en re- of the Arab Invasion whIch th.reaten the new slate of I rael. ot a by hoslil planes as I am speak ty ot the territory in question. placed by a Maj. Gen. Barmov. (AP WIREPIIOTO) UN peace commissioner lor Pal ing." administer last sacraments when T wo crewmen also were killed ______..:..-______("De jure" recognItion means be died. estine. This completed the main 'recognition of a government as on the plane charlered by Lord business of the extraordinary ses Boys Town, on the outskirts of * * the legally constituted authority,) Fitzwilliam for a vacation trip to In Congress - Debate Communist Exclusion; Truman Offers Far m Plan sion on Palestine. The vote WIIS * The news of recopJtJon ere Omaha, is an inlernationally the French Riviera. He was one 31 to 7, with 16 notions abstnin lI~d a lensatlon in the Unltecl known home for underprivileged of Britain's richest peers and ing and four absent. !Ioys. 1t is founded by Father Israel Faces Nations Ulembly hall In New sportsmen. The body or' 28-year Many as embly delenles Flanagan in 1917. Since then he York. n came while ibe UN old Lady Hartington was found on a~reed I\Ir. Truman had beat.en became known through the world House Argues Communist Control wu rejeeU~ a U. S. propoul a mountainside near Privas in Russia. ~ a diplomatic punch for his credo: "There is no such to up southern France where the plane by his reeocnlUon of Israel 11 set II trUiteeship tyPe ft tbing as a bad boy." WASHINGTON (JIll-The house Arab Invasion ~Ime crashed in a thundel'storm Thurs mJnute afler the Brit! n man tor Jerusalem. His life was made the subject plunged into a hot debate yester Dr. A. H. Silver, chairman ot day night. She was the wIdow of day 011 a bJlJ to put tight hobbles date ended, TEL AVIV, ISRAEL (IP)-Brl1- of a Hollywood film production in the marquess of Hal'lington who Truman Suggests Giving Farm Surpluses The Soviet Union had been ex ain surrendered her 25-year-old the American s clion of the Jew J939. It was called "Boys Town." On Am{'rican Communists. ish agency, threw up his hands In was killed in action in France four Allhough assailed by opponents pected 10 establish relations wilh mandate over Palestine at mid- A 00_ In Omaha which the months alter their wartime, wed the new stat quickly. A member elation at the word from Wash as an JI\\'a ion of individiJal liber~ night and one minute ' later the pries' rented by borrowlll&' .$90 ding. She also was the sister of To Poor for Prosperity, National Heahh of the SovIet d legation Milt last ington. ill Ihe Christmas season of 1917 ties and an outgrowth of hysteria, new Jewish state of Israel offici- "This is what we have been U. S. representative John Ken WASHINGTON (JIll-President there was hardly a dobut the night, however. thllt any such .. ~ ..as the orlelnal Boys Town. nedy (D-Mass. ). llon would have to be affirmed In ally came Into existence. praying for - marvellous!" he Now It Is a little city on a. tra.ns Truman proposed yesterday thal hOllse would approve it next exulted. Reach 8 -29 Crash future farm surplus s be fed to Moscow and he could not say The newly-born Jewish slate conUnental hl,hway west of weel<. Backers said it would ex anythIng here. Britain's UN representative, Sir In Saudi Arabia a rescue con the poor to o.:sure farmers pros Says Repeal pos Communists and prop rly. raced an almost immedlote threat Omaha. BoY/\ Town Is listed In Dr. Jose Aree of Arg nUna, as Alexander Cadogan, had no com the U.S. postal eulde. It was In VOy reached the wreckage of tile perity and improve the national Pnssage was fOl'eshadowed fly of blood as Arab nations ot the ment. Hi s government has ended health. sembly president, ended the spe corporated In 1936. 13-29 which crashed 120 miles the 296 to 40 vote by which Ih cial sessIon at 6:32 p.m. (CST) Middle East, awaiting the end of its mandate in Palestine and is northwest of Dhahran three days Boys accused of crimes ranging He asked coniress to develop a house agreed at the opening of after tellin~ the delegates: "We pulling out its troops from tbe ago. Nine bodies were found and On Oleo Will the mandate to launch their reg- "sland-by" program for diverting loday's session to take up the bill. Irom petty thievery to murder have done what we could" to ular armies on an invasion ot the country. were given sanctuary at Boys only one survivor. The oUler four farm surpluses to low income The measure, however, hasn't solve the Palestine problem. He The President's IInnouDUment persons were missing. It was not Holy Land, poised troops on its Town by Fa~tJer Flanagan. He groups in both city and rural areas whipped up much interest in the pleaded [or peace in Palestine. hnmedlately raised speculaUOIt known whether they had wander pleaded belore many courts for instead of permitting Ihem to go to Cause Fakery senate, and While President Tru Mahmound Bey Fawzi, Egypt's frontiers. here lUI to whether the Amerlcaa. custody of the youths-always etl into the desert for aid and be waste. man has declined to comment dir chief delegate and sworn foe of The Egyptian government an lovernment wa also prepared. come lost. DES MOINES (JIl)-The State ectly on it, he has announced he , stressing that a proper environ Farm officials expect surpluses partition, shouted 10 the assembly nounced last night it had ordered to lilt Its embarro aralDlt arm. men' was the most effective anti The plane was on a normal to develop as soon as abnormal Dairy nssociation was told yester is against outlawing the Commun delegates that under the changed shipments to ~e mlddle ead its army to enter Pa}esUne. A dote for durbing juvenile delin training navigational flight from foreign demands ease. day that the housewife will try ist party. circumstances "It is an unworthy in order thai the JewUh. state quency. More than 600 youths Dhahran to the Superfortress base Mr. Truman's suggestion was to palm oleo of[ on her family as The bill, whirh is sponsored by mockery" lOr the United Nations Cairo newspaper said two columns ml,M ob~ln weapODI In the who had attended Boys Town at F'urstcnfeldbl'uck at the lime of made in a message to congress butter if the law is changed. the committee on un-American 10 continue talking now about II 01 regular Egyptian troops knifed United States. served in the armed service dur the crash. The U. S. airforce gave urging a long range farm program A. ·N. Heggen, Des Moines activities, wouldn't make it JIIe UN peace agent Cor Palestine, as their way across the fronUer at Diplomatic inlorniants would gal to belong to the Communist proposed by the United States and Ing the last war. out none of the names of the 13 to take the pLace of existing meas dairy co-operative manager, said dawn yesterday. Syrian and Le- say only that recognition did not crew and one soldier passenger ures, some of which expire De the industry is in tor "an awful party. It would make it a crime to subsequently approved by the as From its meager beginning in banese troops were camped on the automatically affect the embar(O. 1917, Father Flanagan's Boys pending notification of relnUves. cember 31. jolt" if federal oleo laws are try to establish a Communist dic sembl'y. The UnHed St.&te dele,rallon, northern frontier awaiting an ex .Along with the recognition an Town grew until In 1940 facilitles ,A circling rescue plnne discov He said the nation's agricultural changcd. Pending in congress, with tatorship in the United States, Ilghtin, ~ the la.si lor I plan pected zero hour today. nouncement, the White House re were doubled to permit housing of ered the wreckage of the third policy should be one of "organiz nn excelJoent chance of paSSing, is would force registration oC the party membership, and otherwise to save JerU5alem, professed Leaders of the new Israel, how aHirmed that the United Statea 500 boys. During the last two aircraft, a Snbena DC-4, near an ed, sustained and realistic abun a bill to remove the tax of 10 will continue to support efforts to African jungle village along its dance." cenls 1\ pound on colored oleo keep u tight check on operations eornple~ Iporanee of the Pres ever, promised that its millta, Ha years, a new $5-million expansion ident's, aoUon. Spokesmen rush obtain a truce in the Jewish-Arab regular route {rom Leopoldville in In general, his recommendations margarine. of the Communists and their fel ganah, would defend the Jewish program has been In progress low travelers. ed to The Associated Press ot fighting in the Holy Land and ex which will increase the capacity the Belgian Congo to Brussels. matched provisions of a bill ap One of the biggest deceivers in nation agaInst the bloodiest Arab Rep. Mundt (R-SD), who help flce to I'et a copy of the Presl attacks. pressed the hope that the Jewish of the famed home to nearly 1,000 The plnne was carrying 25 pas proved Thursday by the Republi the picture is the housewlre, he deni' brief proclamajjon. government would cooperate to sengers and six crew members can-controlled senate agriculture said. ed draw up the bill, opened lhe The chief function of the Brit boys. The newest buildings were debate. The spectators' galleries The firat actual word of the that end. to have been opened on Father when it disappeared Thursday. No £ommittee and suggestions which "She will 1001 her own family," Truman proclamation on the floor ish now (n Palestine is to com M r. Truman's announcement Information had been received on were almost (ull, though there plete the evacuation oJ their troops Flanagan's return from Europe. his agriculture department laid he commented. "She will serve were only about one hundred came when Dr. Alberto Gonzalez came without forewarnin& from what happened to those aboard. before congress last faU. oelo h~s butter in order to save 10 Fernandez, of Colombia, strode to which has been ordered by parlia state department or other admlnl.. , members on the floor. ment by Aug. 1. to 40 cents a pound." Mundt said the blll would sim 1he rostrum, told the delegates the stration officials. Politics -- The aSSOciation, meeting in the ply tell the Communists: news, and asked the United States A hint of trouble to come was It left many questions unm.. HolI~ood phone Booths Have Weight Limit state house, voted to send four "Stand up and be counted. Let delegation If it were true. seen In Tel Aviv last night when swered, among them the question representatives to Washington ~ people know who you are." Francis B. Sayre, United Stales city officials ordered lull air raid of the legal status of the rest ot Truman Says He'll fight repeal of the oleo tax. Those The first opposition speaker delegate and president 01 the precautions in expectation of a Palestine and the lep1 basis on who will make the trip this week was Rep. Buchanan (D-Pa), who trusteeship council, replied that m~jor Arab drive for control of. which the United States Itself w.. ACE in White House end are Heggen; Marvin McLain, told the house: he had no official information. the Holy Land. acting. Stay Brooklyn, Iowa, farmer; J 0 h n " J question very seriouSly WASIDNGTON (JPj-President Quist, secretary of the Iowa whether it was possible to enact a Truman, speaking before a cheer Creameries association, and Jim law against the growth Dnd deve- labor - Minnesota Strikes Result in Militia Calli May Strike 0 ff The Record ing Democratic rally last night, de Wallace, an Iowa State college scribed the Republican opposition farms manager. as "obstructionist." He'said it was Heggen criticized the Des Moines !~E~r~i.f~~~eE~~7:at~~:~:~rl; (all Up Troops After Meat Strike Vio lence blocking liberal Democratic pro Rep. McDowell (R-Pa), a mem- I posals. Register and Tribune for support ing repeal of the oleo tax. bel' of the un-American affairs NEWPORT, MINN. (.4') - Nat-, The President spoke cOnfidel}t1y. 01 his own prospects for election • • • commitlee, de~Jared that .oppon- ional guard troops mobilized at under way at Brainerd, about 160 ' Co M ents of the bIll are (orgmg the several armQrles late yesterday . , ngressmen ay in November. Approve Measure To names of prominent citizens to let- tor duty at the Cudahy packing miles north ot here where the In an "oft the cuff" speech to ters and telegrams demnnding tFiat plant here where an invading mob 194th Tank battalion was called, a dinner ot the Young Democrats Re-Open Schick Hospital L ' The 0 WASHINGTON (IP) - The sen congressmen vote against it. He of 200 men. slugged workers and and at neighboring St. Paul where ose on IS ne of Am~rica, he declared: said the committee has tracked damaged property. the 256th Anti-Aircraft battalion "I want to say to you that dur ate labor committee yesterday ap WASHINGTON (A»-CoDl...... proved a' bill directing the vet down several such cases. Troops also were designated for was under orders. men often talk just to tet tbinp ing the next four years there will' Rep. Allen (R-III) said the ma- duty at Swift and Armour plants Ordm;nce, infantry and medical be a Democrat in the White House, erans administration to resume in the "Concresslonal Record." operation of Schick general hospi jor purpose of the bill is to expose at South St. Paul across the Mis- uniCs f~om outstate points moved Now they may have talked them and you are looking at him." communism and Communists in sissippi river. At the Swift plant toward the state fairgrounds at .He predicted his election in spite tal, Clinton. selves right out of it. The hospital has been idie since the sa.me way that ';Ianufactul'ers Thursday pickets drove off po- Sl. Paul, from where iliey will be For the houce Thursday ap. of "calamity howlers," who, he of .polson are required to label lice when they attempted to en- deployed for strike duty. All were said, are telling things that are not the end of World War II. proved an appropriations bill tot their product. force II court order forbiddinr ordered to report at the tair- so. , The senate committee's action, $11,859,690, . and to it was attach if translated Into law, would make The blll at its outset asserts that mass picketing. grounels by midnight. 'ed ·this provision. • • • it mandatory for the VA to re an :int?rnati.onal Communist ~ov~- The raiders entered the fudahY Ralph Helstein, national presi- None of the money can be UIecI Set Radio Debate for open the Shick hospital. men~ I~ trym~ to set up totaht:trl- plant shortly before midnight dent of the CIO united packing to pay government workera who GOP Presidential Rivals Tbe measure thus has greater a.n d l ~~lltOrshlPS .through orgal1l~a- Thursday, routed company police, house workers ot America, wHich belong to unions whose leadel'll force than ilie house-approved re tions I. controls m other countries. tore out a front gate telephone is involved in disputes at ftle have failed to siln non-CoDUllu" PORTLAND, ORE. (IP)- The It the American Communist and rushed the quarters where plants. arr:ived here from Chicago much touted debate between Har solution on the same subject by say~ nisi aftidavits. old E. Stassen and Gov. Thomas Representative Talle (R-Iowa). party IS on: ot t~ese ~roups. about 50 workers were sleeping. yesterday. The union originally Some 1,600 government print.. E. Dewey, ~epubllcan presidential Talle's resolution merely would Cots were overturned, telephone asked for 29 cents .an hour raise. ers are affected. And the leadenl rivals' In the Oreaon primary, WtlS put congress on record as declar Slows Draft Adion ripped from cords, windows bro- The companies offered a raise of of the International Typoarapbl.. III!t yesterday for Monday over a ing the hospital should be re WASHINGTON {JP)-Disagree ken and several offices damaged. nine cents an hour. The workers cal union have not as yet filed nationwide radio hookup. opened. ments between coniI'ess leaders H. W. Rei st~l', plant superinten- went on strike March 16, start of a these affidavits under the Taft. The debaters will occupy sep • • • yesterday beclouded ·the prospect dent, said. national walkout. Hartley law. arale rooms. The debate wiJ) be Congressional action on the for any early action on the draft. About thirty of the workers Mayor Lyle Ostrander of Albert The appropriations bill won" in the privacy of the broadcasting Shick general hospital will not af The senate republican policy were taken as hostages when the Lea reported yesterday that pJc become law until it's paged by studio. THIS KING-SIZED TEXAN (ot stuck In II Hollywood telepbone fect plans for the new veterans committee tailed to reach an a raiders left, Reistat' said. Yester- kets overturned an automobile the senate and signed by Prell.. The issue will be: "Shall Com bo·oth.lle Is GUY (Tiny) Cherry, 6tlO pound cowboy and disc jockey. administration hospital in Iowa greement on a 'draft-training bill day, however, all but one had beel! near the Wilson plant and threw dent Truman, But if it doea pus munism be outlawed?" It bas PIll.ture shows him being belped out af~r II radio patrolman bact City, University Architect George at a meeting yesterday and de accounted for. Reister.did ont eggs at policemen who tried to -there could be a serioUi inter ben a point of heated controversy, ftmoved the door to the phone boutb. "Tiny" halls from Tolar, Horner said last night. Plans call ci~ to put Iwo other bulky disclose the names ot the hos- halt them. Police estimated about ruption In the life of the ''Rec with Btusen taking the affirma Texas, where he AYII the pbone booUa-and everythln( e'- for operating both hospitals si measures ahead of the dralt bill tages, s8ylng he feared reprisals. 200 persons blocked entrance to ord," one of the world'. molt ... tive, De.1f the negative. are bl.,er. _ __ (AP WIREPHOTO) multaneously, he said. on the senate 1loor. Mobllintlon of the guard was the plant. USual pllbUc:aUona. - I, , 'I'B ~ DAILY IOWAN; SA'rUa'OAY , I\IAY 15, 194s.-:-PAGE TWO ' D · j , " T I H k N- A 3 Yankees Break A's 10 Game Taking- 101 BCiJ. ~ , gers Opp e ow Ine, q- _ Wirining Streak, Win; ]-0 Time Out NEW YORK (,lP}-Home runs I Yanks' first two tallies. Berra led Run in 1,1Ui Cowles Gets Gopher Cage Job by Johnny Lindell and Yogi Ber- I off the fourth inning with a hom ra and three hit pitching by Vic er and Scheib then settled down "======With Buck Turnbull ===== Raschi ended the ten-game win- and held the Yanks hitless the "chIOgan ning streak of the Philadelphia Snaps Streak Leaves M, Athletics yesterday and brought rest of the way, The Reds Are on the Way Down - -SUI the New York Yankees, a 3-0, tri- Eddie Joost. shortstop and (Special to Tbe Da lly Iowan) What's happened to the Cincinnati Reds? Are they doomed Cor ~ MADISON. WIS. - Wisconsin Iowa Golfers Edge After Winning Title umph. sparkplug of the A's went hitless the cellar spot in the National league this year, a position which most snapped a five-game Iowa win The victory, the Yanks' fifth to snap his 17 consecutive game of the experts had ~i ven to the Chicago CU bs? And has Ewell Black To ning streak here yesterday after (Specia l to The 'Dally Iowan) straight, moved them to within hitting streak.. well burned out the buggy-whip right arm which carried him to noon by pushing across one run ;n Wisconsin, 16-11 ANN ARBOR, MICH.-Osborne four percentage points of the se- PIllLA. AB It n I'fEW YOaK A8 It H pitching fame these past two years? B. (Ozzie) Cowles, 47-year-old cond place Cleveland Indians and Joost, ...... 4 0 0 Brown, .0.... 3 I I Time will tell. The Reds certainly have been disappointing in .(he the 11 th inning for a 4-3 ·victory. basketball coach at the University McC",ky. 11 . 4 0 I Keller. II . ... 2 0 0 The triumph was the fifth in a to within a hal! game of the pace- Valo, rf .... 3 0 O~!nden, rt .. 4 I I first month of the big league season. Their latest losing streak has CEDAR RAPIDS WI- The Uni of Michigan. yesterday announced setting Athletics. Fain, lb .... ~ 0 0 fi)IMalllilo. ct. 3 II I row for the 'Badgers. now run to eight straight games and Manager Johnny Neun is scan. versity of Iowa defeated Wiscon acceptance of an ofter to become Raschl aUowed three hUs. ~~~~~'n,3~; ~ I r;~'!:,ll~' 3b·. ~ ~ ~ nlng the Clas8 X leagues for capable pitchers, The loss puts Iowa in a fourth sin in a Big Nine dual golf match head basketball coach at the Uni- Rosar. c. ... 3 0 4 McQuInn, Ib 3 0 0 From our viewpoint. It looks like the Redlel'! have flnall, bonei walked three and fanned seven Suder. 2b ... iI .0 0 SUrnwelM, 2b 3 0 0 place tie with Wlsconsin in the yesterday, 16-11. versity of Minnesota. ' Scheib, p .... 3 0 0 aaschl, p. " , 3 0 0 down In the one deparlment whlcb has always made Clnelnnalt Big Nine race. Both teams have John Campbell of Iowa, who Cowles made the a nnounce- to gain his second win. -- -:1' - -- a danl'erous foe-pitch In" Even Blackwell b as lalled lei lite Tola l. . ... ~9 0 3, Tolall .... %'1 8 4 ,0 won four games a~d lost three for fired a 72. 'lft8 low m edalist ment followlDr a. Board 01 Re- The Yankees got only tour hits Pnlladelphla ...... ,~ ...... 01)00 000 000-0 route in four of five starts. a .571 percentage. gents m-tln '" at Minnesota yes- oU young Carl Scheib who prior New York ...... ·...... 002 100 00x-3 for the meet, ~ • Errors-None. RWIiI balled In-Lindell The people of the southern Ohio town have long been waiting (or 'nIe Badgers collected , 10 hits terday -morning. The board vot- to yesterday had won three 2, Berra. Two base hlt- McCooky. Home the day when their Reds would spread a few powerful hi tten The win was Iowa's sevenlh of . ht runs-Lindell, Berra, Double plays - off the left-handed pitching of the season against one defeat. In ed to hire him followin« the s t ralg games. Brown. Stlrnweisl and McQuinn; Fain, throughout the batting, order, But pitching? Nay. That was never a Iowa's J ack Bruner who lost recommendation of J ames L, In the thit"d Inning with Bobby Joo.! and Scheib. LeIt on baseto-Phlla- sore spot, at least not for the past 10 years. Big Nine competition the Hawl{s delphIa 5; New York 3. Bases on balls bls secona game In BIC Nine have won twice and lost once. Morrill, president of I\lInnesota. Brow'! all base and two out, Lln- /khelb 3; Rasen 3. Strlkcouts-RBschl I n 1938, when Manager Bill McKechnie brought the lowly Reds &C Uon. . 'S coachJ'ng ca- ' dell "anged a 3-1 pitch into the 7; Scheib 2. UmlOlres-Passarella, Boyer from last to fourth place in one season, he had Johnny VanderMeer Theil" only defeat of the season Cowles began hI " and Rommel. Tlme-I :5~. Attendance: Iqwa scored its first run in the was to Minnesota here on the reer at Rochester, Minn" high left field stands to bring in the 8,163 paid. of double-no-hit fa me; Bucky Walters, a newcomer from Philadelphia, country club course last Monday, school after his graduation from ------'------ and P aul Derringer. 19' ~ to 7V:!. Carleton college in 1922. He coach In 1939, McKenchnie brought a pennant to the Queen City, the Big Nine Standi "gs OZZIE COWLES first since 1919-the year of the Black Sox scandal. The following Next action for the Iowa golfers ed two years at Iowa State Teach From Wolves to Gophers summer found another flag in the hands of the Reds. And they won W L PCT. will be against Illinois at Cham ers college, eight years at Carle Major League illinois ...... 7 0 I.IlOO ton, seven years at Dartmouth and . ~ the World series over Detroit, too. VanderMeer, Walters and Der , Mlchli/on ...... 7 2 .778 paign next Friday. ringer then had capable hurling mates in J im Turner and Fireman 01110 State ...... 5 3 .025 t:ity High, U-High two years at Michigan. I -.R.~'!\_ Iowa ...... 4 3 .071 While at Dartmouth he won sev Joe Beggs. Wisconsin ...... 4 3 .~71 Standings Pu rdue ...... , ..... 3 6 .333 lIIini Shade Michigan Track Teams In Action en Eastern intercollegiate cham- And. dUrlb' all those years the Reds were known al a ,. Minnesota ...... , ..... 2 5 .280 pionships and this past season' AMES1CAN ~EA~UEpCT. GB NATIQNAL LEAOUE pitch, good field, no hit team. Oh, there were a few b itten. Frank Indiana ...... 2 ~ .286 CHAMPAIGN, ILL. {,lP)- IlIi City high's Little Hawks will Northwestern ." ...... 0 7 .000 brought the Wolverines their first I'h n.delphl...... U 6 .700 w L. PCT, 08 McCormiok and Brnle Lombardi were probably the mOlit bolster· nois maintained its perfect Big travel to C'Jinton tod.ay to com New York ...... L~ 7 .tr.e ous but they were never , reai• Nine baseball record yesterday undisputed Big Nine title in 21 Cleveland ...... 11 S .0Al! SI. Loul ...... 11 7 .011 Ii BI 1I f ' pete in the Mississippi Valley con Ne .. York ...... 13 6 ,GIl. 1> PIU.bureh ..... , .. ... 12 D .511 I Now what do the Reds have? A guy named ackwe, so ar lUll opening' inning. Bob Smith start- with a 3-2 shading of Michigan as ference track meet. The event will years. W.lblnr\on ...... 0 11 ,1110 Bo,lon ...... 9 Jl .4110 5 Pblladelphl..Brook lyn ...... 1111 JUII/ ,(100.~~4 ~.:'L another pitcher. thre& prize,. roOkies with only Hank Sauer showing ed the game with a walk. advanced I Illini Marv Rotblatt handed Wolv start at 10:20 a. m. Cowles succeeds Dave Mac Detroll ...... 16 13 .4311 Millan as ' Minnesota basketball St.. Louis ...... '7 ]0 ',fl2 51> Doston ...... 10 111 .(100 m any class as a leflflelder, and two old-timers, J immy Wyrostek and to second on a ground out and Ierine Art Dole his (irst pitching Davenport. the defending cham SIlo ChI.a,...... 8 II .421 14\L Augie 'Gal"n working in the out field. Cbl ..,o ...... 8 14 .176 O\~ CincInnati ...... 7 t1 .t:9~ s c;r.. scored when Jim Lawrence, Wis- setback in live games. pion and winner of the indoor coach. MacMillan roesigned at the Today', Pit.chers Toila.y·s PJtehera Their No· 1 catcher, Ray Mueller, has been sidelined with a leg consin pitcher, threw' Lyle Eb- A c[cwd of 5,587, largest rIlini conference and indoor state meet end of last basketball season. St. Louis at Detroit-Garver (0 .. 1) v •. Troul (2-3) ,Boslon AL Brooklyn-Salh (2,.. 2) \II. injury. And the pitching? Ah, the ssddest spot of all. Blackwell stayed nell'S bounder over the first base- u a s e b a II turnout since 1923, (J .. Barney (!-3) or Pallea. (~.I) this year, will be the favorite to Ch lt-a,o at Clevellnd-Haynes S) va, in Cincinnati on the Reds' trip to Chicago and had two abcessed teeth man's head. watched the opener of a two- repeat. th · If t th I d f'ellel' (S .. 2) Nr.w York at PhJJadelphla - Janie .. elr e or s on e re ays an sac- Philadelphia al New York (~)_ (8-1) Yo. Simmons (1-2) pulled. VanderMeer and Walters still remain on the mound slall The lead was shllrt-lived how- game series on which the confer rifice a few indiVidual events, Mar.blldon (9-1) and Coloman (2-1) .0, Coach Howard Moffitt said that CincInnati 0' Cbl'.ro-Web ..ele r (8-0) but their aI1ms are as old as Owner Powell Crosley himselI. ever, In their haH of th~ first ence title hinges. M t · u· ·t h' h '11 !floe .. (2-1) and Embre. (1·0) vo. McCall (1-0) , he had a full team ready to go I" ean Ime, mversl y Ig WI WA.hl nrton at Bo.ton-MA.t."OR (2-1) PIIt.burrh at 51. Louis (nlrht)-RIUle Yep. there is no joy in Cincy theSe days. It looks like the Reds inning, the 'Badgers rapped out R, II. E. and that they were also having a face Teachers high of Cedar Falls u, Doblon 0-3) or IlafrlS (1-2) (3-0) vo. Brecheen (3-ft) . I h C· l h Ye.l.rday'. Resu lh Yelterday's Results are destined for the second division after a ten-year tenure as a four singles along with a free pass Michigan ...... 00] .0]0 000-2. 7 3 freshman-sophomore match a s In a dua meet on t e Ity h g New York 3, Phlladelpbla 0 Illinois 100 200 00,,_ 5 ~ Cblca,o 1, Cinclnnltl 0 good ball cll!b. . d 51. S, U 2, 1 from Bruner to produce three Dole, Rankin (7) and Raymond; Rot- well as the varsity meet. He said track. The contest is scheduled' Loulo Delrolt St. I,oul. PiIllbur,h runs, Wa.shlncton a t Bodon (postponed, rain) Boston at Brookfyn (pustponed, raIn) bl.tt and Gugala. that his team will concentrate- for 2 p, m. Only came. stheduled Onl y ,arne. scbedllud Sideline Sidelights - - Iowa tied the score in the third frame. Smith again got on base. Heard on the street by an ardent Cub fan: "Those lousy White this time being hit by the pitcher. Sox-the only time they can come out on the good side of a baU J ohnny Tedore singled him 10 game is to be rained out or not scheduled." third and went to second when Ea.rl Banks. guard on the Iowa football team, recently recelvttl the cenlerfielder bobbled the ball, a letter from his buddy. Emlen Tunnell , , . Em. one of 10"". Lyle Ebner's bingle scored both H.awk 'Thinclads Face Minnesota best b acks for the past two tootball seasons, dropped out QI school runners. last F ebrUar y and Is now at his hom.e In Garrett Hili, Pa, : , : The I'ame went scoreless un "Be plans to be back this summer and to play ball next li ll," til, the lith when Wisconsin * . * * begin at 1:30 p, m. "I" book and Banks sa1d . .. "All he's d'olng DOW Is restlnr." Ibaded the bases on two infield Many Marks ID card holders will be admitted Speaking of next fall, J ack Spencer, Iowa basketball player, wlU hits and an error by lowa.'s Cree. Meyer, Palko Give be back in school for another semester and will graduate in February f1nat baseman, Pe e iverett. ... Following his graduation, Jack plans to go into coaching and teaching, .. Catcher Bob Wilson's single tal Ca rds Open Tonight Cu bs 1-0 Triumph lied the winning rUll, fhreafened Remember George Taliaferro, Indiana's triple-threat halfback? ... Iown City's Cardinals open their Iowa blew two chances to w in CHICAGO {,lP}-Andy Pafko Well, George will be back with the Hoosiers in the fall and so will Numerous records will be in 1948 softball season tonight when his younger brother, a lso a gridder ... Oucb! the game, one in the seventh inn I hammered his third home run ot danger here today when Iowa's: t~ey meet Wil ~on's o_f Cedar Ra- ing and one in the ninth, the season deep into the left field thinclads play host to Minnesota. plds at Kelly ilel~,. .. :.:"c>: In the s~venth, the Hawks 'fill bleachers to give RUss Meyer and Heading the list of possible rec- Dan Dann~n wlll pItch the first High School District ed the sacks with one out but Te the Chicago Cubs a 1-0 victory ord-breakers in the dual meet 'will game, and either Paul Reberr~ or dore struck Ollt and Ebner bounc be Fortune Gordlen, the Gopher's Ralph Tucker will work the night- over the Cincinnati Reds yesterday Golf Meet at Finkbine ed out to the third baseman. Jack man of Mlnneso before' a Ladies Day crowd of 10,- Seven high school teams will alif1." ~~!nda1 National collegiate discus titlist. cap. Dittmer started the ninth inning 510. participate today in the district Five meet records are expected You Will Love Her, . , with a triple to the right field cor- demonstrates the Kent Peterson, youthfuL south golf meet here on Finkbine course. to fall victim to the competitors nero But again the Hawks COULd- I form which car Preakness Today paw, went down the line with Me Davenport, Fairfield, Iowa City, At H&r Lovable Best! in the meet, with another half BALTIMORE (,lP)-A four-horse n't push across the winning run, ried him to the yer in a scoreless duel until the Keokuk, McKinley and Franklin dozen Hawkeye track and HeLd field COl' a one-horse race where Don McCarty went Ollt third to Big Nine indoor eighth inning when Pafko deliver of Cedar Rapids and St. Ambrose first; Pete Everett struck out, and e row n In the marks endangered. every owner stands to win some of Davenport are the entrants purse money was the final answe: ed the decisive blow. It was one Keith Kafer grountled out to the two· m ile. Kilty Proba bly the top event. of the of eight hits off the little left han- Davenport and st. Ambrose are pitcher. will face rapld- day will come in the low hur yesterday as the entry box clos de\', . favored to corne through in the ed for the 72nd running of fhe Today Iowa Coach Otto Vogel Iy I mp t-o V I n g dles. IoWa's Russ Merkel. with tourney, a best mark of ;14.8 in the highs. rich Preakness stakes at old Pim Meyer, a 24-year-old r lgb t will start either Wes Demro or J ,o h n Ox ley In lico. bander in his second season The yvinnlng and runnervp team fill Is a. favorite in that event, but Lelly Dick Hoeksema on the this event and Actually, nolJody thinks any wtth the cubs. allowed only four will go 10 the state eV,ent as.will • Added • mound. IV I I I also enter in the low hurdles he will be up thing with four legs has a chance hits ill registering' his second the first and second individual 'Teddy the Rouqhrlder' I h ~ against a National AAU cham The box score: one· m i Ie winners. ~ Technlcolor SpecIaJ II- 1..... AB R " WII.onsln AD R II raCe, pion In Lee Jlofacre of the to whip Calumet farm's Citation, successive shutout and fanne KEEP , ..lur ing EDGAR DINAH . BERGEN SHORE WATCHING .. with Will "."AIII IIWZA DONALD DUCK ~.:~. RAINER·SRAVn·KORJUS CHARLIE McCARTHY FOR- .... MORTIMER SNEftO -_. MICKEY MOUSE "o;!,,:;." HUGH HERBERT, LIONEL ATWILL "I'.=-- A" M-O .M MASrn'''Cf at,.,,,, rOlOR B' HCHNICflLOR --...... -,.. "'.------. ---~~~- the fall 01 gress of Zoologists in Paris. ium. Ion, al}d Rita Decker. A3, Clear 1946. Later in the summer he will Speaking briefly, Hancher re present a paper before the Swiss Lake, will visit Elizabeth Weitz, Som t'ouncil memb t hinted iewed the part the ROTC took in A4. Des Moines. this weekend. Academy of Science which meets thot university pre ure f rced at St. Gall, Switzerland. WitschL orld War II and called the ROTC Englert's decision. ne of our first lines of defense." Grace Rasmussen, Packwood, is a member of the academy. In a statement Thursday, Clar He joined the SUI zoolOCY staft Before the troops passed in re will visit at her home Sunday. ence Engl rt of the ice company fn 1927. Witschi has ,ained in iew, Hancher presented awards said he receivlkl no communica· Attending the annual Veisha ternational acclaim lor hls experi 36 men for scholastic hOnors tion from the university on the mental work In embroyolo&y and celebration at Iowa State college d military proficiency. subject, endocrinolo&y. In addition, he has PLANNING 'A FALL WEDDING are two university tudents, IN A DOUBLE RING CEREl'tIONY yesterday mornlllr SL Thomu Col. C. E. Hughes, deputy com this weekend will be Julie Burch, at had numerous articles published Missouri Valley, and Anna Lou Ol Virainla Louise Bome, A4, and Wallace Eugene orn ao. AS. !\tis. He said he had taken the ice More chapel, Norma chnelder. A4. becaane tbe bride of OonaJel nder .for operations, I'epresent Bomke, daurhter of Mr. and Mrs. W.F.E. Bamkt. W tern Sllrin&,s. hoU ~ trom another party, whom In both fields. son. Conroy. TUI. T~ Rev, Leonard J. Brurman officiated· Anne Dour..... A4. the commander of the Second JUlie. Sum.'>On. he decl ined to nome, In 1946 to III .• wUl be &1'&duated from the university in 1\1r. on Maxwell, W;U maid of bon'Or and Roberi Manderscheid, Mi, Belle· . force, accommodat the Hawkeye vil· Marian Picht. Lake City, and of Mr. and Mrs. W.E· Sorn.on. Harlan. I a Junior in th unive.... ity vue. wa best man. The bride, daurhter of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Moeller To Conference W. coIJere of commerce. The wedding wiO be held Iltl'mber 10 III the loges. 'fhe "other party." Eng Col. W. Jenna. head of the cbnelder. Bellevue, WII graduated from Bellevue pnblle h1,1t K. C. Grimes, West Union, will I 1'1 exploined, now wants the 1l1tary department, took the First ConrreraUonal church In Western prlllt:'. school lind wlll r raduate from the unlverslty. June 5. The bride Prof, Leslie G. Moeller, director spend the weekend with Miss it'e house bilCk. oro or command of the Persh· croom. on or Mr. and Mr. LOllis Till. Bellevue, walt graduated of the school of journalism, Is Picht's pSl'ents at their home. A letter (rom J . Rob rt Cotler. n( Rifles from PIR Col, Richard froan t. Jo tph hlCh chool, Bellevue. and attended Loras eollFl'e, attending the Journalism Educa II. Timmins, retiring commanding manager of marri d student hous t9rs' conference at the University Lillian Wolf, A2, Mason City, Dubuque. tor two ye rs. De will lie enrolled at the Ilnlve~ty this ~rli.ctr, :Ind presented it to P lit ing, said lhe arrangemenls were ot N~braska, Lincoln, Neb. will spend the weekend at home. "strictly a muUel' between Hawk summer. FollowIng II weddi"&, trip to Minneapolis. MhUl ', the coople Lt Col. Charles A. Thodt. new Church Calendar will reside In Iowa City. The two.doy conference wllJ rommander. eye villagers and the ice com- end today. Pi Beta Phi ~ocial sorority will pany." , A formation massed !lags, at hold a formal dinner dance Irom Two count'iI m mbers, Jim be3ded by eight national emblems, METRO»IST CRU.OH sal at tht" rhUlth. T)\ur ay, 2 p_rn 7:30 to 12 p. m. tonight aL the Ho JeUt.raOb aad D.bu.qae .treel. Loyal llClpe ... ela PlItlY ut th "AND NOAH SENT FORTH A' DOVE;; It's 'Up to the Students I Doing SometAin~ About "3r:e;udic The Student Council is fa t becoming an excellent tudent (The toU_hll' arilele was everyday problems .. . man relates himself to his ~ voice ... if the students wish to use it. writ~ by Dr, .Julius Sehrelber. Pol' the social factors which men. , a. practielOl" psychlatrist in New ~y excellent we mean that council members are capable, willing 'gnaw at emotional equilibrium, It York. who bas done MilCh re demands integrity and cour· souls and that tlle administration Ii tens attentively to what tlley which torment and frustrate even age to combat this. Otherwilr say. search on the sllbject of preJu dJce, and appeared In the Feb modest aspirations, which set man there are ideological ~ During 194 alone, some of the council's major projects have ruary, 1948, islue 01 Survey against man, which oppress, limit, flight, surrender. included: Gra.phJc. This 15 the ell'hUa and stultify and crush-these are all of We are challenged to an \110 compromising fiabi for eDliPtea 1. Attempt to make library books held by faculty member" last Imtallment-The Editor.) man's own making. They are born out. of the struggle of cantlie ting ed social change. In that v~\tIIy more accessible to students. interests, out of . ignorance, and lies much ot the cure for 1IIaD', 1 2. The taking and tabulation of a enior and graduate tudent One of the great sources of often out of shameless greed. But problems-among them the cri. poll on university job placement sen'ices. (Information turned frustrlltion and aggression lies in -they can be changed. It remains pUng disease of prejudice and dif. the failure 0 the individual to over to the university committee on tudent life.) but to try ... crimination. cope with many of the pressing «(}u a.. OpPOllilion to univer ity rent hik ih dormitories. problems of a hiehly competitive Mental health needs an envir onment where the Four Fr~doms 4. A request that the university explain why it wa nof intel' society. Often these problems constitute a major threat to men are a reality and not merely fou~ e ted in installation of "Telecoin" automatic wa hin~ machine!:! phrases . . . Democracy in our in university housing facilities. ' tal health. Elsewhere, the author 'Mountaineers PIaa has stated: textbooks merely raises guestions, The'e were some of tile major projects dU1' ing the pa~t fivc Democracy In practice-gives the months. In each caRC, the proj ct represented a dccisioll to do Man-tossing about in the sea anwers! of his social environment-finds Two-day Outing at 'onlc91lng aliont tllc opinions of university students. that his mental heallh is very To the extent that social prob But, bere is the point that shouLd be empllasizcd: much at the mercy of what goes lems are Iavor~bly solved, to that extent we lilt a burden of! the Devir s Lake Park The tQdent Council can back up , tudents only if the studeutc; -' on about him. Unemployment, About 40 Iowa Mountalnetn ba~k up the council by pr' enting theil' problems and attending discrimination. failure to share in shoulders of many an individual who in his frustration has de will leave Iowa City Friday to meting. the civil liberties guaranteed all spend two days at Devil'. Ia citizens, price control, medical veloped or found it necessary to In other word., the lllllg'powcr of this stud nt voice i: direc tly retain prejudicial outlets, state park, Wis., on their allllllll proportional to the amollnt of stlldent int!'rest ShOWll. care, delinque.ncy, housing, the spring outing, Erich Farber, And when young people cease OIItiIIC And student intercst will llaV(' rcceiv d an a id te t by Mouday threat of atomic war and worlq leader announced yesterdl1. destruction-these are very real to see glaring discrepancies be at 5 p.m. tween what Is preached and what Deadline for slgnin,-up to, lit 'Phat s the deadline for retum of 1,000 student questionnaires is practiced they will have thei r 400-mile round trip is t~ . mail d Thur day. first real opportunity to see and Members will leave their club house Friday at 6:30. p.rn. lit 'fhe qne tionnaire I'athel' completely covel"' the co !"e CO UI'S£, ~('t say that democracy is sound and for up. It ,vas drawn up by the collegc of lil;> cl"a l llrts. and Student that it works. campsite located on the shore 01 The Waldorf Gave Devil's Lake, about 35 miles fropI Couneil members (with aid £1'0111 Profe 'sor E. F. Limlquist and There is no excuse for time con Madison. N. C. Meier) . suming double-talk. Much re Jennie Free Meals, The campers will sleep ou~ ill 'flu: qnestionnllit'c is the students' chanee to put in writing all .remains to be learned about preju sleeping bags, and food wUl II their gripe and bouquets about core COUl" es. dice. But today we know enough prepared over outdoor firep1aca to warrant a carefully planned all A council Pr sident "Curly" Hultman put it, "'l'h(,I'e hilS She Gave Laughs Club members are urged to pad out attack upon this destructive been widespl'ead commcnt among the student body on cOI'e their camera and film along wi~ social illness. ~ Ollr es. 'l'bis questionnail'e will givc students a chance to IIwkl' " their camping gear. Color mOYil tbeir voices heard." By HAL BOYLE . . of the outing activities will II This i. one good chanec to sec just how objeetivcly ArtiC\llate NEW YORK (JI>")---Fred Sand Who WIll carry the fight? It is made by John Ebert, chief ph. tbis student voicc i . man used to enjoy lunching with a not one man's struggle; it is a grapher for the outing· tight summoning men and wom 8veDUt, . , The con neil has done its pal·t. big ape at the Waldorf-Astoria ho Don Sullivan, 820 Iowa tel. en, young and old, of aU creeds and Bruce Adams, Solon, will III ,. "The meals were always on the and colors. climbing guides. Members •• house when we showed up," he Too many "respectable" folk wish to register for the outitl • The Deluge Could Be Hot said. brand as "radical" 01' "crazy" any shou ld con tact &t!ich I'adIe, The ape, who expected and got serious attempt to change the way X2077 , today or ,tomorrow. 'fhe Pale tine volcano is of bloodshed - will call tILe the best of service, was, Jennie, a ------erupting. T11.e. BrLti h ha \'0 whole thing' II draw. 'flicn chimpanzee. To Sandman, who withdrawn; a Jewish state has Pale tine will be partitioned, also helped raise Gargantua, the been proclaimed; Arab armies not by a world agen cy, but by eircus gorilla, Jenllie was perhaps OfFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN 81'e mat-clling; UN propOMls the sword. the most intelligent creature he al'e ignored. This will plant tIle f u. C of handled jn 31 years with wild an Open Arab-Jewish warfare 11101' trouble. Zcalots on both imals. will rake the little country in sides will keep trOllble rag ing; She could typewrite, eat at a ta mute testimony of the only a divided Palestine will tl'Y to I'D RATHER BE RIGHT ble and use a napkin mo~e daint aLternative the United 'tates exist WithOll t economic coo p ily. than the average night club has to offer. eration. A n<'w rndiRll-PnkiK gorilla of those. days. She could 'l'he Ilew course, which has tim split will be born. 'rhe also play the piano hy ear-iler VOL. XXIV, No. 196 ear. been husH-bushed a r 0 u n d UN will b forgottl'll. Will We ·See Free Judea? "Whenever Fannie Brice saw us Washington in recent week , is 'J'h c shapers of 1 .S. puli c.v at a hotel, she'd have Jennie come UNIVERSITY CA.LENDA.R to let thc J cws and Arabs fight llave figured all this ill as 'pa rt over and sit in her 'lap," Sandman Saturday, May 15 Chemical Engineers, Chemis\IJ it out. This reasoning depends of the altell1ative. As prcdict By SAl\IUEL GRAFTON (New York Post Syndicate) ch\lckled. 12:15 p. m. AAUW Luncheon auditorium. 011 the .Jews waging wal"i'.al·e ed by a few when thc TJartition rroday as supervisor of the Cen and meeting; guest speaker, Prof. 8 p. m. University play, Uut· IlS succ('&~fully as they have in [Jlan was first p'roposed. til<' tral Park zoo, Sandman is host to Qenevieve Stearns, on "Nutritional versity theatre. past \\, eek ', and on the Al"ab~ U•. call not wiggll' (Jnt of t hI' 450 caged animals and birds every Needs during Growth," University WednesdaY, May 19 It will be a dreadful,thing if l lh aL we don't like satellite gov splitting thei r artificial lmity d i Ie mma of A mb oil 1n th!' and objeclivize our leelings, and 10 day, to 50,000 human visitors Club rooms. 4:30 p. m. Orientation meetiJ1l. farther with the wcdg-e of po middle east and J wi sh votl'S the United States is not the first ernments, tied to others by visiole understand that, on balance, we every Sunday, and to Novelist 1:30-4. p. m. Canoe Races, 221A Schaeffer hall. litical j~al usi<'R. lit home. \\To are 1I0W tl'ying' of the great powers to recognize or invisible bonds. But don't we have ~alned. Fannie Hurst once a month. sponsored by VVFU\. 8 p. m. Concert by Universll1 So, t'cason the stl'at<'gists, no alternative at all. Comes the new Jewish state in Palestine like free ones, either? What L" Fo"the fact that the new Judea "She .brought me a crow that 8 p. m. University play, Uni Symphony Orchestra, Iowa Mem· the moment its existence is !or- we like? dares to cross even us for the sake had been hit by an automobile," he versity theatre. orial Union. , both side - aftel' a few weeks the deluge. 8 p. m. University Play, Unl· mally proclaimed this weekend. $. 9 of being born is an absolute guar- said. "She's always bringing me Monda.y, May 1'1' . Actuolly, the establishment of antee that no nation will ever be animals she picked up. Once sh~ versity theatre. We ought to keep a boy Walting a tree Judea in the Middle East alowed to make use of this new brought in two orchid-colored 4 p. m. Phi Beta Kappa Initia Thursday, Ma), ZO tion, Senate and House Chambers, INTERPRETING THE NEWS - at the telegraph office for the is a tremendous break for us. little counlry, or to dominale it, chicks somebody had turned loose 8 p.m. University play, Univer Old Capitol. news, with a recognition state- What could be better, from the or to b.:se itself upon it. in the park after Easter." Sity theatre, 6 p. rd. A.nnual Banquet of Phi ment in his pockct, rcady for dis- long-range view, than the estab- It is a pity that we, because 01 Sandman takes particular pride FrIday, Ma)' U ~ Will Russians Take Peace Offensive~ Beta Kappa, Iowa Union, River 8 p.m. University play, Unlver· patch. I dont know i.! Western lishment of a frec nation in that last-minute indecision and short- in two animals-Leo,' the sway room. Union carries numbered recogni- area, one which is determined to sightedness, had to become involv- backed lion, and "Chanles F.," one sity theatre. By'1.M. ROBi':RT ' .JR., AP Foreign Affairs Analyst 8 ' p. m. University play, Unl- 8 p.m. Spanish Play, Macbridl tion-of-new-nations statements, break with past traditions of in- ed in the test, but the test remains of the world's few tiglons. Leo versity theatre. lik'e Mother's Day but if it does, trigue, and of dealings in national valid nonetheless. hali rickets" as a cub, and his legs auditorium. " Developments cif recent 'days, lomatic counterparts to lunches, we ought to send'them aU, froll? favors? It would be big, and very Am- never develo1Jed well. ' Now he TlICIIday, May 18 Sl'turday, May 22 cllmaxed by the replacement of parties and informal gatherings one to one hundred. The establishment of a free Ju- erican, to admire the courage thus wal~s like Charlie Chaplin and his 7:30 p. m. Meetinr Q! Student 8 p. m. University play, Uni Andrei .Gromyko at the United and have conducted their conver For this is going to be exactly dea marks tne end of the, era of shown, and to be the first to ac- body look/) like a tawny daeh- Affiliates, American Institute of versity theatre. Nations, lead back inevitably to sations like amenable human be the kind of statc we say we want E. Phillips Oppenheim in tha' part eept the result. For a Jewish state shund. ' the quesUon oj whether Russia is ings instead of like the party-line (Fer InformaUon relardlnl' dales .eyond this sebedule, to see more of in the world. It is of the world, and the beginning of th'at would have yielded to the I The tiglon's father was a liger .. reservations Ia the ollice of the Preslden" Old CallitoL) about to undertake a peace offen robots with whom we have be going to be frce. It is democratic. the I!rd of Thomas Jefferson. We, presSures of th e last lew months and his mother a lioness. sive. come so familiar in recent years. It is, as the world well knows by as democrats, should rejoice; it is w&uld have been certain to be- I "He has a nervous habit ot Last yeill', 'after a meeting in Now we have Molotov Ii teraUy now, a satellite of no foreign na- like the successful transplanta- come a cetner of international chewing olf his tail," said the su GENERAL NOTICES Moscow of offlc1.i!ls from the Iron grabbing' at a very casual reitera tion. it is advancect in agriculture tion 01 a cutting, far away. maneuver from here on, which peryisor. "Done it twice now. UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE I . Curtain countrJes, the word got tion of America's willingness to and. considering cveryth ing, in It is true that the New Judea means a center of unrest. Wc arc Probably frustratiol'l. He just GoIters wishing to avoid con- S. H?lhnshe~,d of C~ con., out in eastern European refugee negotiate· technology. Its basic political co n- is. to a certain degree, show- obtaining 0 much more stable Pa- can't figure out how he ever hap- gestion on the first tee of the uni- speaklOg on The CllrrlcuJlI!II P circles Lhat Gl' ! FOBRENT I.ablnq meal at " INC. ROOM fpr 2 boys. Hot and cold water in rc>om. HPJ.. E. Wash MYER'S DEPOT LUNCH OldsmobiJe Sales and Service ington. AClI'OII from Boak IaIaDd De.. t (Jorner or Dubuque and BurUnrton "More for your mone,." FOR RENT: . One single room. PboJle 2966 Call aiter 2, 6787. wHo DOES IT t;, . LARGE (Jouble room with outside & f CLEANING PRESSING entrance in quiet residential lJERB'S pick up. Baggage, light dis t ric t. Reasonable arrange hauling, rubbish. Phone 59B1 ments reearding price and privil or 7725. eges. Call Ex t. 3593. Let Us ASHES and Bubblah hauUni. '· COMPLETELY furnjshed three Phone G62S. Keep Your Cloth .. IIENBY room apartment. Sum mer I Looking Lik. New months. 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By.JACK O'BRIEN , AI Iowa Union police otIicers would star t ar Mrs. Ann Carnahan of Compton Ruth Gordon's "Years Ago," the make much of the roles of Ruth', resting anyone not obeying the no Uni versity theatre's Illst produc slight1y enchanted school chulDI Alpha Delta Sigma and Gamma Advertising company, New ' York, turn sign at the intersection of met the women in the senate tion of the season, is a slightly and Patricia Lannert and Ray 8lll Alpha Chi, natJonal men's and Dubuque and Washington streets. overlong bit of dom stic light are standouts in a couple of sec women's advertising fraternities, chamber of Old Capitol to discuss During the time the (!;lshing plans for the forthcoming cam heartedness, that wlll strain no ondary roles. respectively, initiated proCessional one and deligh! many. persons and undergraduates at a no-turn sign is on, it is not tegal paign. The whOle snow Is colorfully ceremony at Iowa Union yester to turn in eilhl'r direction. The women intervie wed were FOI· tressed by at least thirty dressed and beautifully IJghled. day. The sign flashes on during the Peggy Thompson, LaRue Dietz. years of detached reminiscence, £t's been neatly directed and the ADS Inlllatetl the loUowin,: lunch hour, early evening, and on Jacquie Steele, Darlene Don Car Miss Gordon has managed to write overall performance is as fine ., Professionals - W. D. Lyon, Saturday nights. los, J oan Frasuer, and Isabel with fond good humor about such imythlng we've had all semelllB. president of the W. D. Lyon Ad Chief Ruppert said there is Glick. early sentimenlali'a as her father's vertising agency, Cedar Rapids; usually a police officel' on duty T he represenlatl ve chosen will rather beiigerent bickering about Paul Elliott, president of the Des during these hours and until now, be asked to endorse the shampoo. grocery bills; the coming of the School Consolidation Moines Ad club and sales execu the officer simply warned the mo She will be given a tri p to New telephone to their home; letters tive ot KRNT; George Williams, torists. York with all expenses paid, and from real stage actresses, a bid to executive director of Iowa Daily But due to numerous pedestrian a week at Hotel Waldorf-Asloria a Harvard social function and, in Discussed .by Board complaints of violations, police Press association; Eugene Harlan, for herself and a chaperone. gener al, the Joneses efforts to Consolidation of Johnson COWI SUI advertising instructor , and will begin giving summonses to P ic tures of the SUI women will keep up with their neighbors and ty school districts was considered • Murray Goodman, advertising and appear in court to anyone break be sent to the agency's arl depart especially their da.ughter. by the county school board in a sales promotion manager of ing the law. ment which wili choose the win Th e greatest charm of the play meeting last night. The first person to appear in Green Colonial Furnace company, ner. lies in its rather worming portrait The board decided to hold • police court yesterday on this of Des 1o{0ines. of that wonderful period in Am series of eight meetings throUJb fense was Charles Robert Com Undergraduates - Dick Bailey. ericana when Maxine Elliott was out the county this summer to Bob Buchanan, Neal Casey, Kirk stock, E4, JOWl! City. Police overcome local misunderstandings Judge Emil G. Trott lined him $2. Spanish Play To Be a great name in the theatre, when Chaney, Bob Daneke, Hal Gold, a family of three couid exist on a about the program. John Holm, Aaron J ones, Bob fairly steady diet of marble cake Cameron Ross at the state de Keene, I Jack Kennedy, Bernie Public Invited to Three Presented May 21 on a salary of $37.50 and when partment of publi c education told Klein, Jack Larson, Bill Miles, The Rom ance Languages de the Saturday Evening Post was the board, "Every child has th~ Bill Munsell, Wally Ross, Gerry Readings in Dramatic partment will present a three-act stili II nickle. right to expect a full 12-year edu Rovner, Hall Sorenson and Hor Art Building Auditorium Aboul all the play provides in cation. This means we mWit ace Sturtz.' Spanish play, "Nuestra Nntacha" (Our Natac ha) , In Macbride audi the way or plot is to present a dr:l block oft school districts without The loUowinl' were IniUated by mTTlNG THE BOOKS about sIx hours a dar helps David Willis, C4, 616 N. Dub uque street, manltai" Three readings will be given regard to populati on or value of torium, May 21 at 8 p:m. matized explanation of why Miss Gd: a 3.92 gra.de point average. The Willis formula for htl vl llg the best scholastic record In the college of Ih is week in the dramatic arts land." No admission wlll be charged, Gordon has been such an ener Professionals - Mrs. L ei I a commerce Is "50 percent sweat and 50 percent luck." (Dall y Iowan Photo by J olt)) p . Weber) lludilol'ium. The best or ganization, Ross Lorene· Leuth, communicatio ns and everyone is invited to aUend. getic practitioner of her ort, first Cornelison, director of advertising By JOHN WEBER said, is to follow natural commun make-up for Successful Farming, skills instl'uC'lor, will present a Written by Alejal'ldro Casona , a as an actress and now as a play ity areas. published by the Meredith Pub "Fifty percent sweat and 50 pcr clltting of "The Robe" by Lloyd Spanish politioal exile liv ing in wright. She rushed madly into "If we can combine five or six Buenos Ai res, the play deals with dramatic service to avoid becom li$hing company, Des Moines; Mrs. cen~ luck" is the way David Will is, I Douglas tomorl'ow at 4 p.m. SChools," he said, "we can gel spe. 'Fighting Parson' Claims Packers Aim u niversity life in Madrid just ing a physical culturist, apparent Barbara G. Brooks, Meredith P ub C4, mQdestly explains his 3.92 Tuesday at 4 p.m. Claire Stol cia lized teachers and offer a tenberg will read a cutting of before the au tbreak Qf the Spanish ly. What greater motivation for }ishin, company, and Margaret grade point average. standard, high-level education to Leak, director of radio at National To Break Union by Starving Workers "Mrs. Mike'; by Bened ict and Civil war in 1938. a lifetime of grateful and devoted all children in the district." Research bureau, Burlington. Willis recenUy £eceived the an Nancy Freedman. The play centers arou/1d the service could thel'e pOssibly be? Ross ad vised the board that be nual Delta Sigma Pi scholarship Edith Tiempo, Domaguete, P hil idolized student leader, Natncha, Attending the ceremony were By NICK TJIIMMESCH ' and the packers know it," he add The play is inconsequentia I and tween 20Q and 300 students per Robert Creswell, vice-president of key awarded by the fraternity to ippine Island, will present selec who seeks to reform the reform broadly remlniscel]t of "The Latc school could be the best arrange "The meat packers are out to ed. tions from the literature of the school in his neig hborhood. the W. D. Lyon Advertising the senior student in the college George Apley," "I Remember ment. !>reak the packinghouse workers Telfer said he has v i~ited Des Philippines at 4 p.m. Thursday. In addition to Its social aspects, agency; Byron Benson, advertising union by stal'ving ·the workers Mama" and dozens of its ilk. But manager of Rath's Packing com- of commerce wlth the highest cu Moines and Mason City, getting The public is invited. tile play includes two students' out," the Rev. MI" .'Jack II. Tel. it is amusing and has been given - pany, Waterloo; William Nelson, mU lative scholastic record. I'elief goods and money [or th~ romances and humorous incidents· a top-flight production and bene Vets To Pre-register fer, Ottumwa's "Fighting Parson," Ottumwa strikers. Veterans now enrolled In the production manager of the Ambro Willis was honored at the an I iful :I declared yesterday. Justice of Peace Drops Ci ts from some hell u cting university who wish to a\tend Advertising agency, Cedar Rapids, nual Founder's Day banquet of "So Jar I've had success. In Gifford D. Vieth Elected jobs. and Jean Harris and Mrs. Eileen 'l'elfer was, in Iowa City to help Mason City, we did very well. The ~ummer school are u rged to pre the Epsilon chapter of Delta Sig Check Passing Charge The whole cast Cram Jacque- register at1he veterans service of Gould of the Ambro Ad vertising ma Pi, international commerce organize a relief drive for the people there formed a citizen's law Students President A charge of passing bad checks line Brookes, as the' young Ruth fiee, 110 Iowa avenue, from May a,enc),. fraternity. The dinner was held striking Ottumwa packinW10use committee of farmers, merchants Gifford D. Vieth, Davenport, filed against Lorraine F. Martin, was eiec;ted president of the Law with footlights in her eyes, to 1.7 through 20, Dr. William D. A dinner was held at the Ranch at Hotel J efferson. and fea tured, workers. and laborers to help," he said. Boone, was dropped in justice of Students association yesterday. Spunk, the palient and much man- Coder, director, said yesterday. club after the initiations. in addition to the award of the Although the relief drive is he After meeting with the Wallace the peace court yes~erday. Other officers elected include handled cat, is expert. The purpose of pre-registration, key ·to Willis, an address by Mr. ing made by the iocal Wallace for President committee last night William Morgan is magnificent- Coder said, is to speed-up the de tor President committee, Telfer A warrant was issued by Iowa William ¥ eardon, Iowa City, A. B. Mallon, branch manager of Telfer eturned to Ottumwa. Ac City police for her arrest several vice-president and Maurice Wool ly amusing as the cursing father livery of subsistence checks by Marian Lager Weds the Burrougs company at Cedar declared 'that relief goods and cording to him, an eady settle who can't forget the sea· This is flotifying the Veterans adminislra money would be used for all fam weeks ago for cashing bad checks stock , secretary-treasurer. Rapids, and a review of the fra ment 9f the strike is not in sight. in Iowa City totaling $125.24. The voting took place in the his best of several very nice per- lio n in advance who will attend ilies of strikers, "regardless of ternity's activities since it was The charge was , dropped by formances. Elizabeth McKee is summer school. race, creed or political beliefs." Law buildinl:. The new officers John E. Moore reactivated on the campus follow Justice of the Peace J . M. Kad replace Elmer J ones, John Thorn charming as the mother, neces- The veteran must tell the office . Two university students, Marian ing the war. Telfer broadcasts for the CIO Flirm Files $489.01 lec after Miss Martin appeared ell and Robert Gross; preSident, sarily a bit ovcrshadowed by her he intends to remain in school this Lager and J ohn E. Moore, were Scholastic awards are nothing Packinghouse Workers of Amer voluntarily and made the checks vice-president and secretary husband. I summer and list the courses he married in a double ring ceremony new to Willis· ica on the Tall-Corn network in good. treasurer respectively. Joyce Bahr and Jane Lekberg will lake. in St. Thomas More chapel at 2 He graduated at the top of his Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado. Suil Aftainst Hobbs p.m. yesterday.' hillh school class . in RY.II, N.Y. He explained that the program The Rev· Leonard J. Brugman Later, while aWmding .William & had to be suspended recently, be Samuel Markovitz, 805 Hudson performed the ceremony In which Mary in Virginia undet the Navy cause union funds are needed for street, and S. L. Robinson, 1132 ¥rs. Walter Hess, 819 Iowa ave V-12 program, ,Willis won a the strike-bound workers. Kirkwood court, doing business as °\Ie ; was malron of honor and /icholarship. The 'Navy had Qther Shulman ahd Markovitz, filed n Wpliam Vogel, 225 E. Church Telfer said the 2,700 striking $489.01 suit against Joseph Hobbs , plans [or h!m so he had to reject employes at Ottumwa are sulfer . ~ trej!t, served as best man. it. . yesterday in Johnson county dis rvirs. Moore is the niece of Mr. ing real hardships. III' said the trict courl. and Mrs. O.W. Lager, Anawan, They scnt him to the University union has set up soup kitchens Judgment was asked to com lll· Mr. Moore is t he son of Mr. of Richmond and later ,to the lor the pickets, and has distri but pensate for unhonored checks WHAT" ABOUI A D University of Colorado where he ed food to striker's families. YO ME and Mrs. F. Moore, Rockwell City. passed by W. A. Haigh, former Both are juniors in the universily studied Chinese for one and one He explained that the union has owner of the Hawkeye cab ('om college of liberal arts. The couple half years to become an inter prevented evictions of the strik pany, the pJaintiffs said. In a wll1 make their home in Iowa preter. The war ended before he ers by paying their rent from un previous suit, 'the court granted ., got to China. ion funds. The union is also pay CI ~Y \ judgment against Haigh, but in Willis originally planned to ing interest on mortgages and their present suiL the plainLif(~ major in chem istry, but the study furniture loans 01 (he strikers, he claim that lhey could not colleci AND ADVERTISING? of economics caught his interest stated. from Haigh. Wsur To Air Skit Telfer said, "The lIn ion is (ry so he switched to commerce. Bis The plaintiffs seek judgment ambition is to get on the economio Ing to pay union members' light /lgainst Hobbs, to whom Haigh In Anti-Fly Campaign research staff of some private in and water bills, but they have to sold the cab company. "The Murder ot Abner House dustrial concern. let the phone bills 1:0. The work- flY," a 15-mlnute radio skit in The 24-year-old Willis disclaims er's families need food first." E. J. Doolin Files Suit connection with Iowa City's "figh t having a photographic memory "The un ion. has offered to ar- the fly" campaign, will be aired and denies having taken any sort bitrate, and has even lowered its E. J. Doolin metran $803.75 suit on WSUI at 12:45 p.m. today. Herb of memory or study method demand to a 19 cents an hour in- agl)inst the Hartford Live Stock You ht¥e a job. I am an ad. And here's ing is the spark plug of American buainess. Kanzel1 is author of the skit. course. crease,' but still the company has Insuran<:e company yesterday in I stubbornly refused to give ' an J ohnson county district court. ·.The "anti-lly" campaign is "It's sweat and luck," he insists. why I'm so important to you. Suppose nobody read the ads or listened scheduled to begin Monday and inch," Telfer deClared. He claims the company hus re- . . "I have to hit the books about Telfer said the packers used the fused to pay him insurance fol No matter what your job is, in the last to radio advertising. Soon bUBinesses would will end Sunday, May 23, when six hours a day outside o!, class." 115 downtown tood-handling es- same "tactics" in the summer of lowing the death of a cow and a Willis admitted .that main tain analysis it depends on somebody aelling some start to fail. It wouldn't be long before these 1ablishments and 16 alleys will be 1946. According to Teller, the bull which were insured by thc .!~, sprayed with DDT. ing such a phenomenal grade packers closed the plant lor near- company. • Dr. Kenneth MacDonald, as point cuts into his soc ial life. Iy three months so they could The bull, insured for $500, died ~hlng to somebody else. And advertising is the low failures would affect your pay check. Willis sa id SUI has more facili slatant professor of hygiene and help break OPA· on April 8, 1947, he said. The est cost way yet devised to sell goods or services. It's good advertising-powerful advertising~1 preventive medicine, will answer ties than any of the other schools "Now they are out to break the cow contracted a Iatal disease and questlons pertainin, to the anti in which he has studied. He said un ion," he said. "The workers Iwas slaughtered and sold on Feb. It's obvioUs how this works ~th the new poet 'Itlat makes the Wheels go 'round ... makes busi fly campai&n on a 7:15' program he could not compare them wartime savings are gone now, 21, 1947, Cor $146.25, Doolin said. Tuesday evening. Housewives are scholastically because of the dif war businesses that have come' along. It's taken ness grow and prosper . .. makes jobs. (nVtted to submit questions on fly ference between pre-war and pre control to Marcia Kuyper in care sent scholastic standards. advertising to put them over. It's just as true of So next time you see or hear it, remember~ .. , o{W.Sl1l. • Displaying a fondness for re the basic industries we've had for years. Advertis ~ advertising makes yqur job more ,•• • 1 ducing comparisons to , percent secure. .Porter, Lytle to Dired ages, Willis esti mated competition from ex-GI students fo r c e~ him Sadions at Missouri to study 25-50 percent harder ~, Writ.rs Workshop than in pre-war times in order ~Irike ' to get the same grade· OTHER WAYS : William Porter of tl}e school of "Don't think I'm a mental U. s. JoUrnalism and Andrew Lytle of freak," Willis concluded. "Il's just lhe En,Ush department will serve a matter of figuring O\lt what ADYERTISI NG HELPSq WASH as workshop directors at the sec you want out of college and th ~n threat of ond annual Missouri Writers working for it." Hili'S HOW U. s. NAIION bounCed ~tklhop at Columbia, Mo., June YOU AND AL INCOMI 10SI IN iit. troubled 7-18. Negolin , fo~r, will direct the non-fic tion section and Lytle will be in LAST 16 YIAIS-THI ocxo over w a~ YOUR FAMILY: the Oa chflrfe of the section devoted to at IN AGI.0' ADV'."',NO laborator the novel BE.SURE! . L)'t1e 1 Brings you better good, for I... mon.y!' eduling i conducb the Iowa Writ I:' er's, workshop lit SUI, and is the The lai author of several books il1clud II J'oar Sincer neefl repairs Flowers from (urtis 2 Makes shopping more pl",ant -a_ Scott, AFi In, the recent novel"" Name For play sale-call UI. Thea )IOU laid repo easier. aVerting EviL" He was fonnerly manal can be lure it' ... In, editor of Sewanee Review, and Our conaCJ" are supremely j Gears conlumer demand to prGlue- .1 the U.S. hal contributed to many of tlie sion to n country'. lead in, literary mala • Real ~r Service appropriate to her costume or 'ion, '0 create prosperity. Kl'eeJnent zlnes. The ! _,/orter, instructor in ma,azine • Geaw. SIa~ PCIrIa ranCJed artistically. Just tele Conunent. WriUDJ, i. a free-Ianca writer June 7 • G u a r a IlIHd SlDCJer R. phone DS at 6566 and
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