. Kills Self With Dynamita The Weather Today 1 HOPKINS, J\UNN (UP) - John RoUBhaI', 68-year' old Fair and warm today and tomorrow, High larmer, kUled him elf near his home hen yesterday by blnr on 56 sUcks of dynamite and detonatlnl' the pUe, today 95; low 65, Yesterday's high 89; low Coroner Russell 'ft. Helm said ROUBhar carried the dyna mite to .. field ..way from the house, removed hili alloea owaJll 66. Pollen count 295. and panla and la, on the beap of uplOlllvflB. Eat. laGS-Vol. SO. No. 279-UP. AP New. and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Sunday. August 22, 1948-Fiv. Cenbl . 'Axis Sally' Returned to U. S. Conference in Potsdamer Plalz ~~~... Fear Armed Fight ·As
Berlin,. Tension Grows Marriage License Russian Soldiers Stab, Beat Three SUI Artists Bureaus Swamped Win First Awards By Draft-Age Men German Police in U. S. Sector By EDWIN SHANlU; In Iowa Art' Show WASHINGTON (UP)-Business . DES MOINES (JP)-Twenty boomed at marriage llcense bu BERLIN (A")-Russian oldiers beat and tabbed German poli e reaus across the nation yesterday nine Iowa artisl$-three from lhe as hundreds of young men joined in the American ector of Berlin ye terday and American author University of Iowa-were named in a rush to beat the new peace itie e:spressrd fear of a clash between occupation force.. as prize-winners yesterday in the time draft. I The American were seekin g direct discussions with the Rus 1948 art salon show which will be Most major cities reported their ians to arrange a truce between rival G rman polic force in lh on exhibit at the state falr. license bureaus were "unseason th oviet and western ectors. The six classes in the exh iblt aUy" swamped by applications the Failing a cttlement, an Amer. ------were judged by Mrs. Katharine first day fotlowing President Tru ican pokesman said, "something Kuh, associate curator of painting man's order deferring husbands might happen that will involve and sculpture at the Chlca,o art from the draft. more than the Germans." Hint Expelled Consul Institute. Most of the applicants, the bu Talk lJl Street The purchase prize winner at reaus said, were in the draft-age the 1948 &how is Yvonne Turner, bracket.-19 to 25. Although attempts to reach high Might Not Go Home Russian oUiclal& were unsuccess of Rockwell City, whose "Land . ,repb4nOl Selective service oUicials }lere ful, two Russlan officers told the NEW YORK (A") - Soviet Con scape" will be bought tor $100. lAP IUdlowl~pho\ol NO STRANGER TO MANY VETERANS of the European campalen were philosophical about their po AMERICAN MILlTAB.Y POLICE AND R IAN officers cOlder U.S. deputy provost marshal In a sul General Jacob Lamakin, ex Th palntinl will go to the Iowa Js Mildred Elizabeth Gillan. The GIS never saw her or knew her tential manpower losses. pelled by the U. S. slate depart red yesterday In BerUn's Potsciamer platz, ero ro dll of the U. ., lUI name but they heard her many times over Radio Berlin. Now "Alw.. ys Happens" street con terence they would keep department ot public instruction. armed Soviet troops concentrated ment over the Rus Ian refugee BrltLsh and Ru Ian sones ot the cit,. The area ha been a _ne of 48 years old, "AJcls SaUy" was brou,ht to Washlnrton from Ger "It always happens," said Maj. chu 011 Wl~ vlolene and several near riots In the put week. The sl, n In the back in central BerUn as lon, as the teacller case, has booked passage Three first places were award maDY yesterday and served with a treason warrant. Rer eaAe will Gen. Lewis B. 'Hershey, director of for Europe - but his right-hand (l'ound. printed In EncUsh, German and Ru lan, say : "You are the draft. Untted States keeps military police ed In the oil painting clau. The be Inve8Ucat d by a federal .rrand Jury. Maximum penalty for there. man hinted today that he may not leavlne the American sector." treuon convictions is death. "r suppose if you said all men winners are James Morrison, Des who drank a certain kind of whiS Yesterday, two American sector leave. Moines; John Schulze, Iowa City, key would be exempt from the German policemen were attacked Passage for the discredited Lo and Edith Sternleld, Grinnell. draft there would be a lot of men and carried off by the Russians. makin and his family has been Schulze's prize-winning entry is Cut in Excise Tax drinking that kind of whiskey." An otticlal police announcement booked on the liner Stockholm, a colorful expres onistic piece en (ourl Bans .f • Then he added: "Oh, well, life said the two men were accosted sailing next Saturday for Gote Says Berlin Blockade by "numerous" Rusalan soldiers titled "Fighting Cocks." Schulze goes on." borg, Sweden. is an art instructor at the State Seen as a Possible Six hundred young men-aver who demanded they come along But Vice Consul Zot I. Chepurn Into the Soviet sector, University of 10W8. age age 22-lIned up at t.he Brook ykh - replying to a newsman's Miss St rnfeld's oU, "School East (oasl lyn marriage license bureau. The When they resisted, one wa5 question - said yesterday. GOP Bid for Favor Delays Big Four Talks stabbed and the other knocked Laundry," Is brightly-colored rea bureau closed its doors an hour "Oh, I think he's going to stay." down with a rifle butt listic painting. She il head of the By JACK BELL I ' By R. 1I. SHACK FORD early after issuing licenses to 400 Reporters bad asked him who art department at Grinnell col couples. Total at the bureau the Cluh Near Border might replace Lamakin in New WASHINGTON (A")-With new Dock Strike lege. LONDON (UP)-The fil'St official hint on th!' progr('ss of the same day a ycar ago was 114. The incident occurred near the York. income tax cuts unlikely, Repub All llrst-place winners In the liCans may bid lor Mr. Avera(e NEW YORK (UP)-A strike by secret " Ii fa or death" negotiations bet wpen the east alld west in Works Overtime Annhalter railroad staUon in Chepurnykh would not elabor oil division were awarded $40. Citizen's favor with Ii campaign Moscow indicated yest('rday that despi e westl'1'1l arguments, the Swarms of young men converg downtown Berlin, near the border ate on his statement. 'ome 45,000 east coast Ion share ed on the Ucense bureau In Min betwcen the American and Soviet No word came direclly Irom Albrilio Entry "Resf' pledge to whittle the Irritating ex men set tor midnight wos t18.nned Ru sians are refusing to li ft their two-month-old blockade of ciSe taxes he pays. Berlin. neapOlis and forccd the staff to sectors. Earlier, two other Ger Lamakln about the sailing. Hailed by Mrs. Kuh as "the best ye lerday when a federal distnct work two hours beyond the nor man police were kidnapped In the slnille entry in the entire mow," Senator Millikin (R-Colo.) op The British governmen t publiclltion "lntemational SUl"Vcy" An attache, who said he was judlle slen d a 1 mporary re mal quitUng time. A city ofricial British sector. Five western sec secretary to the consulate, said was a piece of sculpture called ened the door for such a promise dropped the first hard fact on th talks which began with Premier said 65 licenses were granted com tor police were kidnapped P'l'lday. Lomakln's reservations were made "KnecHng Figure" by Humbert In prediction thnt the next con straining order at President 'I'ru: J. V. Stalin Aug. 2 in the priv pared with a daily average ot 10. Of nine abducted In two dayS, "about two months ago," lon, be Albrizlo, Iowa City. It took first gress wlll under man's reque t. acy of th Kremlin. Of that He said Hcense applications have three have escaped. fore the school teacher case belan. prize of $4.0 In the sculpture class, lake wholesale Judge Harold p, Medina also meeting and the four that followed been a "real headache ever since At least 20 western 5eCtor police Albrlzio is head ot the sculpture revision of the with Foreign Minister V. M. Molo Greek Army Claims have been seized since the police 'It waa a routine return," the scheduled II hearing Aue. 24 on the President's announcement." attache said. department at the State Unlver revenue laws. tov only the hours and mlnules ot The Phlladelphia bureau re.p<>rt department was split by aussian But the chair the governm nt's motion for an It Lomakln tries t b1J~k Amcrl ty 0 I OWl! , 80-day injunctlon ago'lnst the in duration were divulged. in ofCicial Victory in Grammos ed an "unseasonal" rush "bleh refusal to accept dismissal of • .d ,.,,...... t''''::''.... man of the sen quarters. produced 180 marriage appUca Moscow-trained Paul Markgraf as can orders to leave the United In the water color division, Jes ternahonal longshoremen's as States he will be deported any sie Loomis, Waterloo, won the $30 ate finance com "Inlernallonal Survey," issued ATHENS (JP)-Gen. Stellos Ki tions, It was the bureau's second pollee chief. The dismissal was mittee .told a re soclaUon, AFL; th dockworkers' busiest day lhls year, topped only ordered by the anti-Communist way, of[icleis sources at lh state first prize for her "Snow Dune •. " union and the New York sh ipplnr every two weeks by the govern trilakis, chief of statt, announced S cond lind $20 w nt to Alphlld porter before he ment's central office of informa on June 12. Most of lhe prospec city government. department said. last nigh t. assocJallon, repres nling the em at Kozane last night that the Olson, Sioux City, lor "Beauty in left Wa hlnglon tion, summarized the Moscow con tive husbands, who were lined up Phone !lUllSIaOI . on a vacation ployers. ferences by giving their dales, "victory of Grammos" has been four abreast at the peak of the Dcstruction." In the meantimc, the unions American officials telephoned Toppinll the drawing class WeB there Is little Aug. 2, 6, 9, 12 and 16, and saying won by the Greek army. rush, were belween 19 and 25. Russian headquarters, seclUng to Jet Fighters Return chance of further were restrained from · particlpat St. Louis also reported an up May Hohlen, BurUngton, who no statements had been made He proclaimed the triumph two arrange discussions to head off cuts In income inll, encouraging, ordenng or tak public. ward surge in applications. Li further violence which might lead "The Studio at 197" was awarded MlLLIKIN tsxes next year. Ing part in any thre tened strikes months after the army launched cense bureau employes worked for $30. Then it added, "The western to a clash between occupation From German Trip "We'Ve got to pay at least $2- .. its summer offensive against the more than an hour after other city Otto Ocvirk took first In the powers have maintained their in forces. They were told the two blillon on the publlc debt anel Communist guerrillas of Markos hall offices were closed. DETROIT (JP)-Fi!leen F-80 jet prints class with "Crucifixion." Jo eph P. Ryan, longshoremen's sistence tliat the Soviet blockade top Russian commanders In Berlin after that we'll se what lax re president, said the union would Vafiades. were away for the weekend. !Ighters, completing the first jet He won $30 . He 18 a University or of Berlin, continued since June, propelled roundtrip Atlantic flight ductions can be made," he said. obey the cOUrt and woufd contlnue should be llfted before discussions Returning to Kozane from the The international crossroads ot Iowa student. "I thlnk we can cut out some Atomic Cloud Is Potsdam mer platz, where the Brit In history, landed at their Self Mrs. Kuh described the state to try to reach an agreement with could begin on wider Issues." front, Kltrilakis told a reporter excise laxes but I don't see much shippers. An end to the blockade is the that most ot the 5,000 guerrillas Ish, American and Soviet sectors ridge field hOme base yeslerday lair exhibit as "a very good cro s Found in France at 2:21 p.m. (Iowa time). room for general Income lax re Mr. Tryman had ordered At tJrst condition ot the United States, estimated last week to oe still meet, resembled an Armed camp section of what is loing on In con; duction." yesterday. One plane in the squadron of torney General Tom Clark to seek Britain and France for broad big holding out in the Grammos temporary al't in the United Presid nt Truman made the na CLERMONT-FERRAND, FRA Soviet soldiers, with tommyguns 16 was held up at Dow field, Stales." an Injunction avertJni the threat tour talks on Germany. mountains now "apparently have NCE (UP) - Officials of the tion's !Inane something of a The secrecy at Moscow, un- fled to Albania." held at the ready, rode slowly Banior, Me., on the return trip ened strike on grounds that it French alrforce scientific bureau along the square, just inside the from Germany. presidential campaign issue by known in big lour cOnferences The ciosing phases of the Gram contending last week that the would paralyze east coast shipping said yesterday the remains of 8 Russian sector border. A lew The pilots, led by Lt. Col. Da and imperil the naUon's health since the war,. was explamed ?y mos campaign, finished In a whirl radioactive cloud have been hov New Drug Combats country faces a $I-bllllon deficit. one London diplomat who sald, wind threeJWeek drive did not yards away military pollce stood vid Schilling of Traverse City, and safety. ering over Puy de Deome moun by their vehicles. Mich., spent 22 days trainin, at He blamed this In part on what "these talks rnay be a matter of mark the end of the ~Ivn war. tain hear here since the atom he called congress' lll-timed slash Yesterday's court order will ex Ufe or death for a lot of people. There still are two big problems Barbed Wire Furstenfeldbruck, Germany. Hay Fever, Asthma bomb test at Bikini atol! on June Total time in the air on the in lncometaxes. ptre Aug. 31, but Medina is ex "That is why so much care is Opposite them, the Brltlsh have CHICAGO (UP)-A new drug, pected to expand the lO-day re being takel1 to prevent any pub- to solv~. 30, 1946. erected a barbed wIre barricade. ret-urn trip clocked at 13 hours Republicans cried that the Pres They described the cloud re thephorln, has proved to be more ident's figures were phony, They straining order Into a full-nedred lidty that might prejudice such One IS a method of sealing the They also have painted a broad and 53 minutes. It was 12 hours than 90 percent effective in com imporlant talks." Albanian and Yugoslav borders. mains as "feeble," and said they white line to mark the border and and LO minutes going over. sald the country will have a sur 80-day "cooling art" period. were able to detect the existence batting hay fever, it was announc plus. Rep. Taber (R-NY) , chair It appeared likely the sixth Second is the planning of camp have erected new boundary signs ed yesterday. meeting of U.S. Ambassador Wal- aigns elsewhere in Greece to clean of radioactive particles only by In English, Russian and German. man of the house appropiaUons using preCision instruments. Behind the line reinforced British Pope Send.,Bleliing The illinois State Medical So committee and a friend or Gov. ler Bedeil Smith, French Ambas- up scattered guerrilla bands. ciety said clinical tests by Dr. Adjourn Telephone sador Yves Chataigneau and -.:..----~------~------ mllitary police units and British ro German Catholics Thomas E . .Dewey, the GOP presi British special Representative sector German police patroled the John Peters showed thephorin dential nominee, said the surplus Frank Roberts will take place with street. CASTELGANDOLFO, ITALY gained "icod results" in 66 out of might run as high as $5-blllion. Talks Temporarily Molotov tomorrow. Beauty from the Dominion Strengthened American military (UP)-Pope Pius sent a speclal 68 cases of hay (.ever, or 97 per Only time and the treasury's police units were nearby. The apostolic blessing yesterday to cent. books will tell who is right-and CHICAGO (UP)-Representa western sector's police chief, 100,000 German Catholics attend The drug also proved about 75 then only long after the Nov. 2 tives of the CIO communications Johannes stumm, sent more of his Ing the 700th anniversary celebra percent effective in treat.lng asth election. equipment workers and the Wel Probers Seek men to the border zone. tion of the Cologne cathedral, the ma, Peters reported, and "100 per Millikin said he sees no reason tern Electric eompany adjourned The aggressive RUSSian tactics, vatican secretariat of state an cen t effective in poilen and grass why some of the more "irritating" negotiation!! yesterday without In the British view, Is an attempt nounced. asthma." excise taxes can't be dropped. reaching any agreement on a new to cause public confusion and contract. Missing Facfs turmoil in the hoPe of making the A company spokesman said ne western allies' isola ted position gotiators will meet again today or WASHINGTON (JP}-Congres here untenable and so drive them tomorrow. The union has threat ~ional spy investigators quietiy be out of the city. Will the Smokehouse Be Next? ened to callout Its 24,000 members .an Lining up three or four new In 43 states unless the company witnesses yesterday in a n a ttem pt Reuther Compares Trap Is Set for Mystery Flames meets Its demands foe a 3l-cent to get missing facts in the story of wage Increase. Alger Hiss, and Whittaker Cham By PAUL E. SVOBODA bers. Wages and Prices Union officials said a strike date Rep. Nixon (R-Calm, member already has been set bu t refused DETROIT (.lP) - Walter Reuth MACOMB ILL. (UP)-As hundreds of cur , •Those fires will come,' I Mr. Willey said. to reval Ii until afler the negotia of the house un-American aelivi er saId yesterday tha t automobile ious onlookers waited among the charred re " Just wait and See. They'll come even if there ties committee, described the wit tions Indicate definitely that no companies will collect nearly four mains of Charley Willey's farmyard for the isn t much left to burn. " agreement can be reached. nesses as "very important but not times as much money under rec smokehouse to burst into flames, the state fire publicly prominent." Burgard has discovered there have been other Union members staged a pre ent price increases as they will marshal announced that 8. lie detector may be myst rions fires in the area in recent months. The commUtee plans to question payout In 1948 wage boosts. mature strIke at the Nortbwestern them secretly tomorrow and Tues used when witne es are question d. Ye terday he tried to spark the myster y flames Bell Telephone company exchanie The CIO united auto workers Willey's house burned down last week after day, then have them testify In president sald he based his state into action by "arranging a setting" in the at Des Moines Friday because of public hearings Wednesday. mysterious bl'own spots appNred d l~ the walls. smokehou e. • tbe slowness of negotiations. It ment on figures given out by the Then. in. rapid sllccession otker fal'm bltildings Wednesday is the day Hiss a.nd companies themselves. He tacked newspapers on tlle wall in the same was the second unauthorized Cbambers have been summoned burst intd flames and were destroyed. fa hion a the papers which covered the wall of walkout since the sessions began. to confront each other ill open But tate Fire Marshal J ohn raig said he the second barn when it burned down Thursday. Tuesday. hearings. Arizona OHiciols Arrest was going to get to the bottom of the thing. He A. kot ,mn skon6 01~ tke sh.ack, and BlLrg(1f'd Chambers has testified he was a Woman Dressed al Man relieved State Deputy Fire Marshal Jolm Bur. Burma Rebels Reported Communsit from 1~24 to 1937 and gard of all other duties and placed him in charge said tke setting WQ$ abO-itt the same as on Thursday. that Hiss was a member of an PHOENIX, A'ftlZ, (JP)-Pollce of an investigation which II i to overlook noth· Fighting in Monasteries "elite" Communist underground yesterday announced the arrest ing." The my tery flames tarted two weeks ago, that operated in Washington. In a downtown hotel of a 25-year Brown spots appeared on the wallpaper in the RANGOON, BURMA (JP)-An Persons involved, including neigbbors of the otticlal government statement yes Hiss has denied Chamber's (AP Wlr_pit.le) old woman who had posed for Willeys, will be i ued subpenae when Burgard house and in a few minutes they would break charges. CONVENT-EDUCATED Bett,. lean Fer'llIOn of Halllu was some years as a man under the lerday sald that insurgents at opens his hearing. The sessions will be held in into flames. WiUey pulled all the wallpap r tempting to sweep down on Rang crowned "Miss Canacla of lMS" In Hamilton, Ont., yesterdaY. Tbe name of Ro~t Stewart Nelson. down but the spots appeared on the bare boards :to·year·old blonde won the title over 35 beauties from across farm buildings near the scene of the fires, Craig oon by road and river are con PRINCESS liAS BIRTHDAY The woman wanted by Oak and caught fire in the same manner, LONDON (IP) - Princess Mar the dom.lnlon. Doln&' Ute honon above .. ''MIa. Amerlea of 1.47" - land, Calif., pollce on charges of said. • verting Buddhist temples and mon garet celebrated her coming of the former Barbara 10 Walker, nllw Mrs. John V. Mammell of grand theft. III the meantime, Willey and his wife, Lulu The house burned down last Saturday. The asteries into "armed fortresses" ag~ yesterday at a family dinner Memphla, Tenn. Miss FerrulOn \rill enter the "MiA AmerlClo" con- When arrested Nelson WlI' 63, waited patiently for the next building to go WilLeys moved into a barn. It burned to the from whicb they ambush lopl up in 5U!Q.ke. ground Suugay, troops. Qal'lce nonorini her 18th birthd-ay. *' uu. real', wearin, woman', clothinl. .. THE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2t, Ifl(t-PAG£ TWO Br.~¥es Spli~ ~it~ Dot!! .ers, Morel Le~d ~r, owns lose, Boston Wi.ns Second " Cardinals Tighten ' Protest Game ~cienl Game Behmd Spahn National Loop Race 10 Be BROOKLYN (A»-Brilliant pit- B On ·Freak Play ching on the part ot Letty Warren y Blastl·ng PI·rates DETROIT IP) - The Detroit Spahn enabled the Boston Braves Tigers won a disputed 6 to 5 de· to cemain one game ahead ot the cision over the St. Louis BrowDI Brooklyn Dodgers in the National ST. LOUIS (iP) - The St. Louis Cardinals tightened up the Nation yesterday as Manager Zack Taykr lea,ue's tight pennant battle yes of the Browns played out the glllllf terday. al league pennant chase last night by taking an easy 9 to 2 victory under protest aUer an unusual play in which a newspaper pho Spahn pltehed f.he Braves to tram the fourth place Pirates, and 2-1 four-bit trlumpb over the tographer handled the ball while pulling to within a game of the it was in play. DocII"efs in tbe I8()Ond caDU~ o( pace-setting Boston Braves. A • twin biU after the Dodgers grand slam home run by Ron The dispute decision came in had won the opener, 8-7, before Northey and some good clutch the last of the sixth wilh DetrOIt 34456. pitching by Red Munger helped ahead 3-0, two men out and Short· stop Johnny Lipan on third. The Boston southpaw fanned the Cards to their fourth straight eight and walked only three in victory and their 16th in their Brownie Relief Pitcher AI • aiDing his tenth triumph. He last 21 games. Widmar uncorked a wtld pllt• held the Dodgers scoreless until Muncer. who posted his sev which got away from Caltber Roy Partee and bounced &10111 the nint~ when with one out, enth victory to go with el~ht de the third base line lUI Li\lOll Bruce Edwards belted his seventh feats, limited the Pirates seorInc broke for home. homer. to Ralph Kiner's 3Znd homer which came in. the seventh In The ball rolled into the hands of The Dodgers gave Joe Hallen the photographer, who was sland an early lead in the opener, scOt nl.nc and to a. rUD-Pl'OduclDc double by Jobnny Hopp In the ing near the coaching box and he ing five Umes in the lirst inolng first. He struck out seven ba.t tossed it underhanded back to and once in the second belore the ters and forced the Smoky City Catcher Partee who tagged Lipol\ Braves tallied. Pee Wee Reese's crew to leave 11 runners strand coming in'. bases-loaded single was the big eel. The photographe}, Tony Spina, blow in the Dodger's five-run in Big Ernie Bonham started for of the Free Press, said aCterwardt ning. t.he Oorsairs and give Munger he put out his hand to protect (FOIST GAM ) himself and the ball "bounced" 110".. AS & HIBrookl,n ABIt H . something of a battle until the Holm • rf .. 4 0 3,aockl y. If,. 2 I 0 fourth when the Redbirds drove back to the catcher. Dark. n"", 5 0 21Edwards. If , I 0 ° him to cover. Kirby Higbe took Ari rlrat 14, McC·ek. If 2 0 OlRobln90n. 2b,"3 3 I (AP Wlr.pholo) Umpire Passarella To... IOn . Ib 3 0 0lllennlnSki, rl 4 1 2 over and after he loaded ths bases WALLY RlS (second from left), nlversiiy of Iowa 100-meter Olympic swimming champion, Is shown called Lipon out, toll chin&' off I !:IUoll. 3b . . .. 3 1 0 FurlUo, re., .. I 0 0 HERMANS~ AFE - Gene Hermanki (22), Brooklyn rlchUieider, by walking Enos Slaughter, with U. S. Coach Bob Klputh of Yale and lour other gold medal winners on their arrival at. La Guardia parade of Tigers from their dat· F . M,cC'k. Ib 2 I I'Snlder. ct .... 3 I 1 'ield In New Yerk from England yesterday. Lett to right: Allen tack, Yale, ll-meler backstroke winner; Huth. If ..... 3 2 2 RI'" • SI..... • 1 I Jldes safely into ec:ond base with a dean steal In Ule first ga.me Northey promptly unloaded them out with Manager Steve O'Neill Cout..,r. ct .. 3 I OIHOd, • Ib ... 4 I I against ihe Boston Brav IlL Ebbet field yesterday. Bibbl Slit!, Bra with a drive to the pavilion roof. JUs; KlpuUl; Joe Verdeur, La aile ('ollege, 200-metrr breast. stroke; Jimmy MeLane, Andover academy, In ihe lead. Afler a. hot am Maol. c ...... 4 1 3lCampanella, c 4 0 0 l,500-metel' free style, and Bruce Harlan, Ohio siaie, springboard diving champion, SIIU. 2b ..... 4 1 0 Cox, Sb ...... a 0 O· ves' second sacker, jutr:ps for Catcher Phil Masl's throw. The um The game was strictly no contest ment. Umpire Passarella. aM B -SaIkeld , •. 0 0 mHotten. p ..• . a 0 I pire Is Jocko Conlan, after that. • 1 Umpires John stevens ana IW SaiD. P ...... 0 0 0 Bellonan, P .. I 0 0 Barr.tt, p .... 1 0 Minner. p .. .. 0 0 0 Rommel went into a huddle aud Lyon~. p .\ .. . 2 0 0 Waukegan Helps Cause with 10 Errors - ruled Lipon sale. A-Ryan ..... 1 01 ' Jay Rhodemyre Chosen That brought Brownie Manager White, p .... 0 0° 0 1 C- Stu.rgeon • 1 0 0 Taylor, Coach Fred Hofmann a114 Citation Returns 10 Old Form the Brownies onto the field and T.lal.. ... s. 711 1 Telal ..... 8\ 8 7 again the diSCUSSion gOi hot. But A-Popped out tor Lyons In 8th CHICAGO (IP) - The Calumet • ::::~::~a:::.J'~ Ie Cards Sweep Doubleheader B-Walked for Sisti in 9th the umpires ruled Lipan was safe. C.Fouled out for Whit In 9th !
PIWl - Pete SmUll's "Have You [ver Wondered" "KIUy Foiled" - Cartoon CO-HIT A Model Is Born DUE FOlt A CH~NGE - It troon ~ footbaU' seas~n and AI DiMa.rco (rich,t), Iowa quattetJ»acA, will "Sh.ll Shocked Eqq" Allan Lalle win "Special" be dishing out passes Instead of jee clteam. The Hawk grldder is show" above helJilin ~ Joyee Mosher (., - V.lkon - Jane Frazee biI I1ll1t) serve younllllen at Lonlfellow playeround het'e as It closed this week. The two w ...... play Wodd'. taw.1 New. - Late New. - rroUDd leaclers lhll Bummer. A Guy Could Chan.
I e, 8Ion"clie, Dagwood To Teach ABoui Atoms "OFFICIAL DAmYBUUOIN Meal Prices May GO Hiah r, n... I. Ille UNlVDI1T1' CALKNDU ... . dl••• l~ Ia I...... ~e cf>, ...1'. Olllu•• ow ea, lllL ...... n lM ObK&AL NOTIC•• Scientific Jargon \~ do.aU la •••••SU •••U la , •• till' •• 11 . , • • no. Dally ...... Ut. • , . ... ' ... hi ~ Mall. 0 1 &AI. NOTICES . ... " at T ... DaIJ, Says Agriculture Secretary ...... , t.. 110. " , ,..,HHl., lint ,."U.. U ••: • • Ut.. ... W O~, WJ..lY DO I WASTE i.Xt 1'10'1' h ItU,t3 itT lei.'...... TY PED O. UQIBL'f to Be Simplified ~~ I'I'IllTTEN ad 10NIID ..,...... uI ...... WASHINGTON (UP)-The ag-I - , lay MY TIME IN AN O FFICE, rlculture department ees no hope enough to relieve the pressure on eVOL. XXIV. No. :'.79 SUNDAY. AUGUST ZZ, 1H. 'l'be ('omic strip-atomic scien WHEN, IF I CAN PUT for lower ,;"eat prices lor aoother beet supplies. tats hope-is the new key that will THESE iHREE KINDS OF year. And In the next few months, Brannan estimated next year's 1IIIlock the mystery of atomic en UNIVERSITY CALENDAR they may climb even higher. meat supplies at 139 pounds per t!!ff for millions of Americans. BUILDING BL.OCKS iOGETH IN THE RIGHT (OMBINATlON, If meat costs do increase, as person, compared with 144 t1iil The funny-page folk, used dur 'I1l1ln day. elKftDber Z Tbunda", September 11 seelll5 likely, agriculture secretary year an~ 127 pounds before the iDI the war to help pilots learn to I CAN MAKE 60LD! I Orientation Week begins. Charles F. Brannan said yester- war. ll1, and in our schools to teach a Independent Study Unit closes., ThlU'lda", September U day, 53 Republicans will be to "It income stays up, demand ~iety of subjects, will tackle WHY, I'D BE IN nfE DOUG~ - - 7:30 a. m. Opening ot classes. blame. will stay up, and prices could thrir toughest educational job to (For InlonnaUoD reclU'dJDc dates beyond Ulls achedllle. date when they take part in the A MIl.L.IONAIRE! He went on to predict {bat further increase," Brannan saId. Me reservaUona In the .rnce .t Ule PraldeJd, Old Capitol) Americans will have five poul)ds But "by a year trom this tall," Momic Energy Exhibit, a feature --1: MEAN,A of New York City's Golden Jub less meat per person next year he added, "We should begin to Uee, being held August 23 to Sep BILLIONAIRE! GENERAL than this. see dayllgbt." The big question tember 19. In a (CBS) radio interview. meanwhUe. he said. is bow high Called to active duty by Lt. NOTICES The Da/~ Iwan Brannan said the GOP-controUed prices will go. 0"', congress "should have granted In J une and July alone, Bran Gtneral Leslie R. Groves, former llNIVEK81TY GOLF COUKBI t'!IIIII1landing general of Manhattan authority to stop the rise of meat nan said, in!l~ted. meat prica Gollers wishing to avoJd con ~)tC!t , Blondle, Dagwood, Man SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1948 prices and thus protect the coun- cost consumers an extra $200 dnke the Magician, Popeye, Jiggs, gestion on the first tee of the unJ try against the inflationary pres- million. and other famous comic strip verslty golt course should arran,e ures that are fed by the meat ------ebaracters responded nobly. They for stqrting time every afternoon volunteered to star in a twenty and also Saturday and SundaY elicouraging thing the S.solilie Dump four panel, fuB-color exhibit mornings. The ,011 course will Sh;~:g~;y Navy plmned to bring scientiIic jargon open at 6 a. m. Saturday and Sun department can see in the meat Fired b .[ I • of atamic theory down to the day and at 7 a. In. other days. Call ituation is that grain prices are I Y ~Xp oSion evtrY-day t a I k of Blondie's extension 23 11 fOl: ltartin& tim.. beginning to drop to tile point where farmers wiU lind it more GUAM (A"}-Flre raged through kilt en. a hUjfe US. navy gasoline tank The comic and the atom got to UNIVERSITY L1BE ARY BOlJRS profitable to feed it to livestock Library schedule from Aug. 5 to farm here this mornln, after an aeth« when May 0 r William rather than sell it. early morning explosion the navy O'Dwyer's committee on atomic Sept 22 for th reading room, But the department said that It Macbride hall; res rYe and perio Fall from Pecan Tr .. r ported. energy, headed by Dr. John R. r will take at least a year to tr IluJlnilll, Columbia Universi ty's dical reading roolll5 and govern Breaks 80y s Luck late lower grain price inlo more The seene was about five mi1u I from Apra harbor. fminent atomic physicist, was ment documents department, libr and cheaper beef and pork tor the searching for a simple but effec ary annex, and edueatlon-phlloso Hundreds of American setvic.. ELLAVILLE, GA. (/P Mr. and table. men were In the fight to coDtrol tiVe melbod of' reaching the gen phy-psycho]olY llbrary, East hall. Mrs. L. T. Phillips are very much ffal public. Brannan said there probably the fire. will be 8:30 a. m. to noon and 1 worried about their 12-y~ar-old General Groves, long a Blondie won't be any "subsl.antial in Casualties, if any, were unde to 4:30 p. m. Monday to Friday so n, Royce. and Dagwopd fan, suggested thal crease" in retail pork supplies l ot termined, the na.vy saId. and 8:30 a. m. to noon on Satur When Royce was four he swal th~ lob be assigned to the comic another year. It will take lon'ker f1ames and smoke from the. striPS. Joe Musial, veteran King day. lowed enough poison, his parents for beef, probably two years, he burnln& gasoline rose about 1,000 Features Syndicate at list and Schedules for other departmen said. to j(iU 15 men and was saved said. feet into the air, said a dl.patcl\ comic book director, was called in tal libraries will be posted on the only by prompt use of a stomach received at I)avy headquarters. pump. The price of grain, the depart to work with General Groves, Dr. doors of each library. ment said, Is more favorable tor A year later he drank kerosene Dunning. and Dr. Louis M. Heil, Alllibrari will be closed Mon livestock feeding now than It has Wone" TeU, Eagles bead 01 the Physics Department at day, Sept. 6, Labor Day. and had a close call with pneu monia. That was just before he b n at nny time in the pa t 20 Of Social Security Need Cooper Union. months. From more than 200 pencil FALL TEaM was k icked in the head by 0 mule. SEATTLE (JP)-Gov. Earl War drawings, Musial made a series 01 Freshman orientathm activities Royce was recovering yesterday Prospects of a bumper grain ren of California told the nationol comic panels showing what an for the fall term start September from a fallout of a pecan tree, in crop-some 1,300.000,000 bush~ls convention of the fraternal order .Iom is, bow it is split, and what 16. Classes beltln September 23. which he broke both arms. higber than la$1 year-have of Earles yesterday "every work happen!; when it is split. Then knocked some prices below gov ing Americsn should be entltled Bloodie and family were shrunk to A K COMMUNI T AID O LE RIP ENGLAND ernment support lcvelB. to the benet'lls of social security." molecUlar size on the hour hand MEXICO CITY (JP}-The Com LONDON (A')-Gales and heavy While bee! will be a scarce item The Republican vice-president of Man~ake the Magician's wrist munist party yesterday called on rain scourged the south coasts ot longer than pork, the department Ial nominee called lor better pen watch, and t!.nally made to disap the gov rnment party (PRI) and England and Eire last night. A s~jd, the cost of a T-bone steak sion and 8O('ial security system. pear Inside a molecule of water. number of shipping accidents can be expected to drop when at home and a program of "en- Srious-minded atomic experts the left wing Partid Popular to chuckle when they see Dagwood join forces with It. were reported. pork chops b com plentiful lightened lfi hoe " abroad. stretched out on the water mole cule saying, "It·s soft as a mat tress." And in another panel, Dagwood wQrks with a pile of pro TWO EMINENT A PHY I I T, Dr. J ohn R. Dunning of olumbla university (left) and Dr. Louis M. Hell. (rI,M) head or the phy Ics department at uoper Union, New York City, talk over tons an~ neulrons yelling, "Hey Daily Iowan Want Ads Get Results Blondiel Look! I can make gold! atomic energy with Joe t u la l, veteran arU t, as Darwood, Blondie, and landrake the la,lclan listen FOB SALI BUSINESS · OPPORrtnnTIES I'll be a millionaire!" Intently. 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Spaatz Says u.s: :" Sodahty Members I ·· b Must Develop Fust (redit for To Meet in Chicago Don' Worry A out It Supersonic Missile Thirteen SI.. Mary's sodalIty WASHINGTON (,4»-The UaiL members will leave for Chicago cd States must be the first to elf Negotiations today to attend the Summer veiop a supersonic missle able Ie BRlDGEPORT, CONN. (JP) School for Catholic action, Aug. carry an atomic bomb 5,000 • Henry WaUace, Progressive party 23-28. Says Gen. Carl Spaatz, recenU,y re candidate for president, claimed The Rev. Daniel J . Lord ot St. tired air force chief of stafl. The - credit last night for the start of Louis, national director of soda general made this observation ill negotiations with Russia on thc lities, will direct the school which a 112-page report to Secreliry Berlin crisis. presents new ideas for improving Symington. The general Stll1llNl'· in his tirst public appearance and coordinating local sodalities. ized ai!' force activities since V.J . his nomination last month The four otficers of the SI. day, its long range program lDd the t hi r d Mary's sodality will attend as of its needs. ficial representatives. They are It was decided, Spaatz said, lD Theresa Strabala, prefect; Harold give special em phasis to the kiq Black, vice-prefect; Jean Lenz, range missle at the start of the "Would th e secretary, and Dale Seydel, treas guided missles program. He. serted there is no existing deftlle men who tried urer. S£1 other sodality members who will against such a weapon. to repudiate my Wdlil letter to Stalin attend the school are Martha Mot While not ind icating when IAIIi a miss Ie migh t be available. a\lDOIi two months ago tet, Marilyn Hur t, Ann Murray, s,. tfG5lo Lola Mulheim, Ann Neuzil, Mar atz said several years or opera. now be working aIIin t.oward a meet garet Kubik, Mary Elizabeth 'Rosalie' Again tional experimentation will be ,ectOI ing with Stalin Leinfelder, Marina Strabala, and needed to determine their ultilN\e By LESTER D. LONGMAN characteristics, and associa\ld WALLACE In the problem Francis Long. Two Sisters, members of the techniques. Df Germany, i1 It is always difficult to "ex which psychology has opened up to we ' progressives bad not carried Blessed Virgin Mary order and Spaatz, described as "forelllOll plain" a painting to those who us in the 20th century. air strategist" by Air Force !\em. the. tight on the sold war?" st. Mary's faculty members, will know nothing about art. What In case of Miro, his paintings are The third party candidate also accompany the group. tary Symington in a lorward to could one say in a few words about peopled with strange, exolic crea the report, said several major flt credited his party with: a ",inese ~1I'l pai ... lir q f'r a rP",'l; lures who b~long tp 1'\0 known tors contribute to the nalion's rea. t~ Being a "vital element" in eva! Icon lblll :would make it seem category of zoological speCimens, diness in the skies. He listed these forcing the administration to rcc Cheyne Resigns; less absura. to a souna, praCllCd) and yet are full o[ life and gentle ______whimsy, like some of the creatures as "vital": olJtize the new state of Israel. (AP Wirephoto> you meet in "Alice in Wonder Research and developmenl: I 2. Forcing both major parties To Take Position 'l'hese conunents eoncel'DinR" strong aviation manufacturing ill· IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. Mrs. Annelte Newman, Camden, N. J., who sougM a husband through aid land." That book gives us a sur to !'lake statements against racial 'he palntblK, "A Drop of Dew realist world, too, which those who dustry; a strong commercial aviJ. segregation and discrimination. DC a newspaper, is wed to John Taylor, Stratford, N.J., by Mayor BirkhImer (left) of Somerdale. Taylor's Fallln&' fr'Om the WIn&' of a BlNl tion industry; a trained rewn, children look on. Thcy are ),tury (white shirt to right of mayor) , Irene (In front of bride). Jack (strip have imagination and a good sense 3. Preventing the enactment of At Washington JU' Awaken. RosaUe AsleelJ In and continued public support ed shirt), Joan (right) and Barbara (head Shows above Joan). Taylor's 'Other child, Janet, was III and the of humor enjoy very much. The the Mundt-Nixon bill to outlaw Pro!. Virgil D. Cheyne, head of Shade of a. Cobweb," were writ-' irrational characters who caper "based upon thorough under. could not be present. standing of the role of air power the Communist party. . the department ot children's dent ten by Prot. Lester D. Longman, through Wonderland say sirange tallace preceded his review I)f ; things that sound like the title of in the age of all' power." istry at the university since 1943, head of the art department. The the "accomplishments" of his new . * * * yesterday resigned to take a posi Miro's picture. It is nonsense from Assault transports, Spaatz said. patty with an attack on the pre Advertising Makes tion with the University ot wash palnfJnc (shown here) was re a certain point of view, but on the may replace the combat glider. sent· congressional spy hearings. Draft Registration Nears ington dental school in Seattle. cently purchased by the univer whole more sage than appears at The Northrop C~125 pionetl', I He called the inquiry into Com Wish Come True There he will have charge of sity with prlvate funds. first glance. So it is with surreal three-engine transport, is bein& mun!st activity in the government Selective Service Officials Reveal Forms all clinical patients. Under bis ist humor like that of Miro. studied for that purposc. "the greatest diversionary move SOMERDALE, N. J. (JP)-An One need not worry too much Spaatz indicated also that an0- Men 18 Through 25 Will Receive directions will be the dental phase businessman or housewife? Images about finding Rosalie or the bird, m~nt since Nero gave the Roman' netta Newman's widely advertised of student health service where and ideas which are completely ther Northrop plane, the B~9, I populace circuses." wish to marry a widower with the drop of dew and lhe cobweb, jet-powered Iiying wing bomber W ASli I NO-TON (JP)-The postcard-size draft rcgistratioll forlU approximately 5,000 students ot foreign always seem incompre though if one finds it amusing to '.'The people cry for relief from "a lot of kids," came true yester hensible and often ridiculous. is bcing considered for use II I was unvrill'c1 ye. t('rdny by selective service officials. the university will be seen each look, there is no harm in it. Sur rll.\J1ous prices and they are given day as she said "I do," to John year. reconnaissance plane. spy thrillers," he said. "They cry For this reason paintings of realist pictures are in tentionally Taylor, father o[ six. aged live to '['he fOIlI'-bY-Aix inch caros will be used to register an estimated Cheyne was graduated from the Western art, like the "Horse Fair," Control oC drones or crewieu fOIl houses and they are given 12. ambiguous and enigmatic, like ail'Crafl from a distance of 75 to nine and a halC million men 18 through 25 b tween Aug. 30 and university in 1933. He then taught shown at the Art building last dreams, and so are the titles. This wl~ch bunts." The once-divorced Mrs. New winter, seem absurd to the Chi 100 miles is believed possible, ai. ~I'Jlf. 18. two years in the college at dentis leaves you free to interpret it as man married John Taylor, 30- try here. He spent one year at the nese. you will, just as with dreams and though thus far the limit has heel year-old construction worker. 'rlt(·y arl' hO simple that officials predict reg-i II'antA can fill out Forsyth dental infirmary tor They can't understand why any fantasies. Maybe there is no Rosa about 25 miles, the general said. Asks ·for Divorce, Their wedding, solemnized by the 16 questions in a matler of children in Boston and two years one would want to paint exad de lie at all in spite of the litle. May the mayor of this tiny south Jer minutes. Sleepy Eye folk in private practice in Portland, scriptions of appearances. To be she is a cow with big horns on Custody of Child sey community, E. Ray Birkhimer, At the same time draft head Me. them that is not interesting; to both sides of the picture and big Continue Hearings culminatpd a whirlwind bout of quarters made public the new The professor took a BA degree most people of history it would be eyes at the bottom. I can see the notoriety tor Mrs:- Newman who forms, it issued detailed if,lstruc Check on Morals in chemistry and a Ph.D. degree considered ridiculous. The leading cobweb on the right, some birds, Patricia Schooley yesterday filed walked into a Samdel1 news[laper On Dr;iving Charge for. divorce at the Johnson county tions to draft boards on how to in experimental pathology be painters of European and Ameri and maybe the drop of dew, and office and announced she wanted handle the crowds and avoid bot SLEEPY EYE, MINN. (UP) can art tor the past fifty years wme other things not mentioned court house from LeRoy Schooley, tween 1937 and 1940. Justice of the Peace J. M. Kad· 14 'E. Burlington street. a husband. tlenecks. There were no girlie shows at the Cheyne then spent three years think so too. They want pictures in the title, bu t everyone may to be poems, not pholographs. identify as he pleases. The impor lec yesterday morning conti nued Charging cruel and inhuman The resulting news stories Instructions carried suggested Brown county fair yeslerday. as associate professor at the In brought hundreds of letter, a few floor pians for local boards to fol Three indignant pastors and 200 Tbey want to explore human ex tant thing is the inventiveness and until mid-September the hearln, treatment, she asked custody of a diana university school of dentis of them containing offers of mar low. These call for separale han Four-H farm youth club exhibitors perience, to depict what people ingenUity of the concept, the so on the reckless driving chlltgt mtoor child, $75 per month for try. There he organized the de support and that costs of the court riage. dling of two groups-one, aU vet combined to drive them out. can feel about lile and to create phistication of deSign, the outland against Marlon R. Smothers, 19, erans and IS-year-olds (not su b Fair Secretary William Linde partment of oral histo-pathology. images of what people can ish world which the artist con of Route 6. action be paid by the defendant. Many papers have been written The couple was married Aug. 16, ject to the draft), and two, non man had booked the dancing girls imagine. jures up for our pleasure. The cha rge was filed Thursdl1 1941, at Kahoka, Mo., and separat List Three New veterans 19 through 25. for the fair despite protests from by Cheyne on oral ailments. While Some arb s live more than Business men should try it for by Highway Patrolman J. L. ed, \July 28, 1948. Registration .booths (to be an three Sleepy Eye pastors who said at Indiana, he conducted the ori others in the realm of imagination. advertisements. I think it would Smith and resulted from a [ata! Swisher and Swisher are attor Cases of Polio nounced locally) wilL remain open that publicity about the girlie ginal experiments on the surface In our university collection there attract and hold attention. And crash with a motor scooter Aug. neys for Mrs. School!'lY. daily irom 8 A.M. to 5 P.M., draft shoWS was objectionable. application oi fluorine to human are paintings by literal and de if anyone has in his attic, or can 13. A woman identified as Mil. Three new polio cases, admiHed officials so id here. The fair board took no action teeth. This treatment has since scriptive artists, but the Miro can make as original a painting, I Eleanor P. Uhl was killed in the COMMUNISTS MEET Thursday, were announced ycster After registering, draft-age men until the farm youths withdrew gained wide usages throughout the vas of "Rosalie" is a product of a should like to sec it. Anyone with accident, three miles south ot day by Universi ty hospitals au will wait for classification forms their exhibits of livestock, canned U. S. very inventive and original imag that gift wi II get himself a world Iowa City on Highway 218. ROME (JP)-ltalian newspaper thorities. which should be received within a goods, cooking, needlework and ination. The artist belongs to the reputation like Miro's. But don't reports said yesterday that Com During the last two years, in Kadlec said the hearing 'IllS Richard Lynch, 10, Waverly, is week or two. These are much other crafts. , conjunction with the departme* rpodern surrealist school, which bring me a copy or imitation of munists in the free territory of in good condition. more detailed, and must be return The board surrendered and can began in 1924. This school has en Miro; that's east. You can't be continued because some of the df Trieste have been called to an of pediatrics of the medical school, rendant's wi tnesses were out 01 J anice Sampson, 29, Webster ed within 10 days. celed the girlie show. he has assisted in a $30,000 re deavored to explore the new come famous by copying anything, extraordinary congress to decide world of the Subconscious mind not even photographs. town and will not return belore City, is in poor condition. A man's classification is deter "I hope the Four-H exhibitors search problem on the relation of their attitude toward Premier Mar Miriam Heckman, 27, Sumner, mined by local boards from these that time. wlll come back now," Lindeman sweets to tooth decay. The project sh;il Tito of Yugoslavia. is in good condition. second Lorms. said. has been in operation at the Glen Mulford Asks Judgment wood state school for feeble-mind ed. Miner's Pensions Start Soon Against Mrs. T. Marlal fl Cheyne is married and has three W ASHINQTON (JP) - Aged Newton Mulford, 33 1 S. Summlt children. He will leave for Seat he retired on that date or earlier, Wedding Vows Repeated by Two Couples coal miners will start receiving he gets no pension. street, yesterday filed a $62.U tle Oct. I, but his family will re pensions next month, marking an Those were the terms of the judgment suit at the Johnson main here until housing is foure end to one of the famous labor agreement of April 12 between county court house against Mn. in Seattle. management struggles of modern John L. Lewis and Senator Styles Tony MarIas. times. Bridges, New Hampshire Republi Mulford said he furnished that can, constituting a two-man ma amount of labor and electric.i Officials of the United Mine services and supplies for property Miss Elsie Vicfor Workers welfare fund made the jority of the three-man board of trustees for the welfare fund. owned by Mrs. MarIas at 125 S. announcement yesterday. Clinton street, between ' Jan. II To Wed Sept. 4 They have mailed;o all local un TlJe third man, coal opera tor Ezra Van Horn, sued to stop pen and Jan. 14 this year. He asked ions the application forms to be intel'est at 6 percen t from Jan. Ii. Mrs. Marie C. Victor, Rock Is used by eligible miners in the bi sion payments under this plan, and Kenneth M. Dunlop is attorney land, Ill., announces the engage tuminous coal industry who have did delay them, but federal Judge for Mulford. ment and approaching marriage of retired or want to retire. They T. Alan Goldsborough found June her daughter, Elsie, to Howard W. expect to mail out the first cheCks 22 that the plan was legal, "rea FUes $2,500 Suit Hargrave, Rock Island>, the son of in September. sonable and proper." Mr. W. A. Hargrave. 62:) Iowa The bituminous coal miners, For Injuries to Son avenue. The amount will be $100 a who number about 340,00 were Miss Vict.or attended Rock Is month. on strike for a month, in March 1n behalf ol his son, James Jr, land and Moline schools and is To be eligible, a miner must be and April, because of the failure James W. Walsh yesterday Wed I now employed in the financial de 62 years or older. He must have to agree on the method of paying $2,500 judgment suit against Clyde partment ot the Modern Woodmen a total of 20 years' service in the pensions out of the welfare fund. C. Slezak at the Johnson conul1 of America, Rock Island. coal industry. He must be a mem The same Goldsborough, on that district court house. Walsh said his son was injund Mr. Hargrave was graduated ber of the United Mine Workers. occasion, fined Lewis and the un irom Iowa City high school and And it he has already retired, and his motorcycle received Sll$ ion for contempt of' court because damage when it was involved ina attended the University of Iowa. he gets a pension only if h is retire they were slow in obeyin!1 a court He is now a member of the edi ment came after May 28, 1946. If collision with a car driven by torial staff of the Rock Island order to end the stri ke. Slezak. Argus. The wedding will be held at 11 a.m. Septel'flber 4 in the rectory of St. Joseph's Catholic church, Rock Island. CORRECTION 'NOW OPEN Issue Licenses To Wed . Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the Johnson county clerk's office to Bruce Thompson, DIAL The· NEW West Branch, and Lila Rummells, Iowa City; Ellsworth Fleming, Marion. and Dorothy J. Yoder, Iowa City; Joseph Beltran, Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Max Olson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Doty Rapids, and Grace Arenas, Cedar 3177 • j ------~----~-- Rapids; Arthur ~ . Woods, Musca tine, and Ethel Park, Muscatine; I matron of honor in the double ring .* * * Doty's best man and Glen Fitz Norman C. Zier, Rock Island, and or * * *' ceremony and bridesmaids were patrick, Iowa City, William T. Mc Helen L. Copeland, Rock Island; Dagny E. Mindrum ' Anna Lou Olson, Conroy, sister of Betty Jean Coke Gurk, Oxford, and R. B. Falis, Albert Schnedler, Muscatine, and the groom, and Audrey Overland, Hills ushered. Clara Figgins, Muscatine, and Winona, Minn. A 10:30 reception at the Hotel George L. Liakos, Chicago, and Robert Olson, Marengo, brother 2345 Weds Max L. Olson Becomes the Bride Jefferson followed the ceremony. Florence A. Zielinskski, Chicago. of the groom, was best man and Completely remodeled, streamlined, ane!! r.. Nor man Mindrum, Lewiston, The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In Sunday Ceremony Minn., and Kenneth P . Olson, Of John R. Doty Leo H. Coke, Louisburg, Mo., Mrs. For Dependable Doty was graduated from Kansas decorated. Geared to fast service and pledged MinneapoliS, Minn., ushered. In a double ring ceremony at St. &- NEWS ,At the Highland Prairie Lu A reception in the church par City Business college where she Vr.J rsity-Hawkeye theran church, Peterson, Mirtn., lors followed the ceremony. Thomas More chapel yesterday at was a member of Kappa Chi to the best of foods at budget prices. Featuring Sunday at 7:30 p.m., Dagny. E. Sigma sorority. She is employed ~ COMMENT Mrs. Olson was graduated from 9 a.m., Betty Jean Coke, 11 W. l Mindrum became the bride of Max Rushford high school, Rushford, Harrison street, exchanged wed by the Economy Advertising com Cab Service DougJs famous Jmeal-a-minute sandwiches. L. Olson, Conroy, the Rev. N. S. pany. ANALYSIS Minn., and Winona State Teachers ding vows with John R. Doty, 946 Magelssen officiating. college, Winona, Minn. Mr. Doty, the son of the late IJBull in the PenIJ, and IIPork in Spudsl/. Mrs. Olson is the daughter of Mr. Olson, a graduate of Hilton Iowa avenue, the Rev. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Doty, Ox SEYMOUR PITCHER e numbers are 3177 or 23'5 Mr. and Mrs. Otto 0. Mindrum, Consolidated high school, Conroy, Brugman officiating. ford, is a sophomore in the college Pro~rel81ve Senatorial Rltead of 31.' or 2345 as ad Winona, Minn. Mr. Olson is the is a student at the University of Serving as Mrs. Doty's maid of of liberal arts at the University of Candidate enlsed In the Sat. AIII'. 21st Ion of Mr. Hermjln Olson, Los An Iowa. honor was Eugenia McClanathan, Iowa. dltlon of geles, Calif. Alter a two-week wedding trip Winona, Minn. Bernice Block, Every Sunday-l p. m. OPEN ·DAY & NIGHT F.ollowing a wedding trip, the THE DAILY IOWAN The bride's sister, Mrs. Men1in to Yellowstone National Park, the Seneca, Kans., was bridesmaid. couple will reside at 11 W. Harri KXIC·800 On Your Dial ~~Imson, West Liberty, served as couple will live in Iowa City. Roland Spratt, Oxford was Mr. son street.