GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY!
Today should bring lower temperatures than yes terday's 87-degree high. Weatherman says it will owaJ1 be partly cloudy and cooler. F..tcibU.hed 1868 Vol. 78, No. 221 AP Newl and WirephOlo --- Iowa City, Iowa, SaturdaY, June 8-Five Centa racite ... oa tri e n 5 ------~------. Colonel, WAC Admit Unions Plan A:/f:1r;m Delay Allowed Operalors See Mi//ion DoJ/ar Theft ShippingSlrike Hotel Fire to Spread Dollar a Ton
WASHINGTON (AP)-The ar- ately," he continued. "By noon rest of a honeymooning colonel Monday she had confessed her On All (oasis Price Increase and WAC captain In connection share of the loot. She did not un load any of it. The colonel had the with the filching of $1,500,000 of rest." Negotiations Produce Hessian crown jewels and other "We do not yet have the jewels Miners Get 18ltl-Cent . treasure from a German castle tbe colonel admitted havinl," Mi1~ Prog,... But Walkout Wage Boostl Welfare where their romance started was ler added. Still Threatens Nation disclosed yesterday by the army. On TermInal Leave Fund in New Cantrad • • • The two technically had been WASHINGTON (AP) - Deal OffIcIals saId the couple ad discharged but were on terminal EW Y RK (AP)-John L. mitted> havln&' the storied loot. leave and thus under military jur Ings with both AFL and CIa L wi . 'AFL nitcd l\[in work They identifIed tbe pair as Col. isdiction. The WAC's leave would west coast seamen's unions took prs yesterday gained Il new con· J. W. Durant, 38. former attor have expired May 30 but she was favorable turns across the contin tract with IInthr8cit operators ney of Falls Church, Va., and recalled to active duty the day be ent last nilht but failed to erase providing for an 1 'Ill c nts an Capt. Kathleen B. Nash Durant. fore as au thorlties pressed their threats of dOUble-header shipping hour wage iner II IInu health 34. former hotel executive of investiga tion. The colonel then strikes on all coasts later on. and w Uar fund, the combined Phoenix, Ariz. was recalled to active duty after cone , ion of which will C08t • • • his marriage. In San Francisco, the Pacific Ih op rotors an timated total She had carried on her hotcl Despite the discharge of the cor American Shipownen association of $50,000,000 to 60,000,000 a. keeping work. In the army by di poral, authoriUes said all four offered last night to start con year. recting the officers' rest home es probably would be subject to court tract negotiations there today with tablished in 80-room Kronberg martial in the European theater 1'hc 75,000 millers, whQ haJj castle, where the trove had been under charges of larceny. The the AF'L Sailors Union of the Pa b n on fltrikr in th Penn yl. buried by members of the old penalty upon conviction could be cific. Association officials said I'Il11ia hard cool fields for the house of Hesse. It was there Dur fIne or imprisonment. the union immediately cancelled paqt wc k, ..... ilI return to work AVERY BRUNDAGE (left), chllrman of the board of the La alle ant met her. a ban on taking ships to sea. Monday. Thomas J . Kennedy, mE SIGHT OF several hundred rep]ar customers UnJnr up for hours Madlson hotel corpora.tion. and Coroner A. L. BrodIe cont r at yes UMW secretary-treasurer, aaid in Two others-a major still on ac UalOD to Meel City ... every Friday to buy their' week-end supplies of meat and bread rave tive duty and a corporal who has terday's Inquest Into the deaths caused by Chlca,o's LaSaie hotel tire. announcing the new contract af \he owner of this market In Detroit an Idea. Yesterday the standees Henry Wallace Spikes The union Itself set a meeting CAP WIREPHOTO) a news conference. found camp-chairs, plus coffee and dourhnuts. (AP WIREPHOTO) been discharged-are sought, but .. their arrest is expected momen for this morning to act on the * * * ~ ~ ~ . . tarily. Third Party Rumors operators' offer. CHICAGO (AP)- Division Fire Kowaiske told him at 12:25 a. m. A IPOIt man ror the opera&eri Of the treasure ilseH-diamonds, In Washington, the president Marshaii James Gibbons told a that he had "smelled smoke" but estimated the iner ed ove, pearls, amethysls and royal heir and attorney of the operators' or coronet's jury yesterday he be- asserted the elevator operator bead (rom the Dew ClOn~aei never mentioned seeing name. would add ..pprox\m .. ~\, ,\ .. looms - officials recovered that Maintains Democrats ganization, J . B. Ryan Ind Greg LaGuardia\ Advises. Lawmakers. )ieved "delay in calling the rire Gibbons said that although the ton to the retail price antbra . part ~hich they said was the ory Harrison, were tied up in dis 0' Will Stay Progressive, cussions with west coast unions department" permitted the flames main fire never went above the cll_used ch1e11r 'Of' homt: h~. woman's loot. They placed this at to get a head start in the La Salle second floor and thaL the third llna-. 25 to 50 percent of the hoard. The G.O.P. Reactionary of the CIO.-dominated committee for maritime unity. From the hotel fire Wednesday In whlch floor suftered only slight {ir dam- • • • 'rq Stop Monkeying With . O~A' rest, they said, went to the col 59 lives were [ost. age, the high pres~ ure g • es gen- The health and wellare fund onel. The authoritie.s do not have WASHINGTON (AP) _ Henry sessions came official reports of progress. Government concllia_ He made the statement alter erated by the blaze killed "many lo be lin nced by a five cents a this portion now but indicated A. Wallace made it emphatically tors said the west coast Issues Fire Capt. Walter Meyer testified persons" in their beds 8 S high as lon royally on aU hard coal mined they know where it can be found. Bowles Declares Partial Wheat Rationing clear yesterday that he is not "have been narrowed down con that people were "screantlng lor Ithe eighth floor. would amount to $2,700,000 on the Tell Story help at the upper windows" when Avery Brunduge, chairman of basis of Jasl year's production. May Go Into Effect Col. A. C. Miller of the provost availablc to spearhead any third siderably." the first fire equipment arrived. the board of the Madison- La Salle The agreement as announced by No Settlement Sirn marshal general's office and his party movement of groups dissat Edward Kowal ke, an el vator hotel corporation, WIped tcurs Kennedy closely parallels the WASHINGTON (AP)-UNRRA senate committee. Bowles said assistant, Lt. Col. J. S. Myers, un isfied with President Truman's la Even so, no sign of a finai set operator, testified he smelled from his eyes when he took conlract UMW signed in Washing Chief Fior~llo LaGuardia advised general price rises might be ex folded the story at a news confer bor poliCies. tlement turned up. smoke at about 12:14 a. m. at the the witness stand. He said he was lon with the government tor 400,- congress yesterday to "stop mon pected. These in turn would lead ence. They told H thus: The Democratic party wlll re East coast settlemen ts, more lm 17th floor level, returned to the "very proud" of the perfor mance 000 bituminous coai miners re keying with OPA" and Stabiliza to labor disputes and strikes for The hoard, in a lead-lined cas main "progressive" and a third portant In the general plcure be flrst floor in obout 30 seconds and of thc hotel start in alerting and cenUy. !Jon Director Chester Bowles higher pay, he added, and "a cause the ,overntnent hopes to ket withl" - a wooden box,was party could only mean a "reac noti~d 11re In the wall behind helping rescue patrons in the m An 18'~ cent lin hour wale boosl urge!! the lawmakers to vote prfce u.e them In settina the .pattern second round'" of wage increases hidden in the deepest cellar of the tionary victory," the secretary of a dummy elevator door adjoining ergency. Brundagc said he "stili lind II health and weltllre fund control "up or down." be for nation-wide agreements, have would unavoidable. 100 room Kronsberg castle near commerce said In an article In his elevator. can't believe such a (hlng could were won by the LIn/on in the soU The two officials appeared be LaGuardia squared oft against "The Democrat," official organ of been at an Impasse. A later wltne s, Edward Mc- happen to such a fireproof build coal negotialJons. fore the senate small business Frankfurt-on-Maln, which subse The king-pin CIO National Senator Wherry (R., Neb.) in an the Democratic national commit Namara, a house detective, said ing." Wins ConceuJon committee which Is inquiring into argument over the impact of the quently was taken over for an of Maritime union discussed strat- ficers' rest home. tee. The UMW, however, won a con the general food situation and UNRRA program on American When Third army troops first GOP Will Lose egy for a strike set for June 15. cession from hard coal operators specifically into the current bread economy. Wherry said flour 'Pretty Bacl' in the heal th and welfare fund shortage. mills are closing down for lack moved into the area, thirsty GI's He expressed the opinion that President Truman talked wltti 10 went hunting for liquor in the Robert T. Swaine Address Candidates which it did not obtain irom the Bowles disclosed he hall of wheat to grind, and women the Republicans will nominate a his cabinet about the maritime government. Under the agreernnt opened dlscussloDI with Url are standing in line to try to buy castle. They found 1,800 bottles of "reactionary" for president in crisis and word seeped out that the lund wil be administered by culture department offlc'lals bread. choice wines. Then they found 1948, and lose the election. prospects were "pretty bad." The At 86th Annual SUI Commencement Today three trustees-two of whom will over the desirability of ratlon LaGuardia said the mlllers and 1,600 bottles of very ancient vin Sam O'Neal, editor of "The situation was so "delicate" that be nameli by UMW president John III&' breadstuffs down to-but bakers shouldn't get "all het up." tage more carefully hidden near Democrat," a monthly, said Wal- a house subcommittee abruptiy Robert T. Swaine New York at L. Lewis and a third by the oper Dot includlnr-the consumer. Wherry said they surely were out the treasure hoard. The circum lace was asked to write the article halted an Investigation of It untll torney and university alumnus, ators. stances Indica ted someth ing else so that the secretary would have next Tuesday. He said every miller was en in his state. will address candidates for de- The soft coal agreement provi titled to his fair share of wheat, "I haven't heard the people WItS hidden. an opportunity to elaborate on his Attorney General Tom Clark ded tor one trustee selected by the every baker to his {alt proportion complaining," the former Ne\v Corporal Found Jewels. anti-third party speecl) before the quot(d Reconversion Director grees at the university's 86th an UMW, one by the government and \ ;,f flour, and every store selling York mayor declared. "All the The corporal is alleged' to have American Labor party in New John W. Snyder as having ad nual Ccmmencement exercises to a third seiected by the fint two. bread to Its equitable quota of noise is coming from the millers carried on the search, dug up the York May 24. vised the cabinet the outlook was day at 10 a. m. His subject wlll be Also Included In the new con the finished product. and the bakers." jewels and turned them over to O'Neal made it a point that the pretty bad. Early developments "Which Freedom?" tract is a provision for vacation Bowles said he did not think LaGuardia. tossed the com the WAC, who was in charge of article was delivered only last from various huddles did nothing A graduate of the Clas:s of '05, pay of $100 instead of the present consumer rationing of bread mIttee • bunch 01 photorraphs the rest home. Where the major Monday, after Truman critics had to dispel the ominous prospects. Swaine is the donor of the Swaine $75 for 10 days' time off. would be justified at this time. showlDI' ba.kerles dlsplaylnJ came In, and just how the hoard contended the president's request scholarship, awarded annually to ThaL point also was included in Both witnesses showed an un lots of cakes, and no bread. was smuggled to this country, for emetgency strike control legis a University of Iowa senior for the bituminous agreement. . happy famillarity with the restric "Look a.t the cake, look at were not disclosed immediately. tion May 25 had pointed his ad advanced study at Harvard uni Four D"n O(r tions that would be placed on the cake," be said, addlnr a The subsequent marriage of the ministration far to the right. Some Iowans ,Join versity. Although the hard coal miners OPA by pending legislation ex reference to MarIe AntolneUe WAC and the colonel, Miller re labor elements suggested Wallace . President Virgil M. Hancher will will be paid their vacation pay tending the price control law one 01 "let them eat cake" (ame. lated, aroused the su:spicion of or Senator Pepper (D., Pla.) as present degrees to the 572 candi this summer, Kennedy said the year (senate banking committee LaGuardia gave the committee army authorities and set them on possible third party standa~d dates and deliver the charge to miners had agreed actua1l7 to verslon) or nine months (bouse a quick look at UNRRA problems the trail. bearers. Armed Forces the graduates. Prof. William D. take olf only four d8Ys-Ju~ 4-7 version) . abroad. He said the task of cop Their marriage was discovered In his article yesterday, Wal Coder, director of the University inclusive. Such a limitation wu Bowles said congress ought to ing with the famine in China as lace took Issue with those who Veterans lIervice, will serve as not written inlo the soft coal a only last Saturday. Authorities greement. decide simply whether the nalion "impossible;" Argentina has contend the two major parties are master of ceremonies. went to take them at a small Wis UMW wages in the anthracite is going to have price control "come across fine" with relief aid, consin town which MlIler declined alike. By .Hundreds . Kerber To Be Chaplain or isn't. If the extension law and he is hopeful of obtaining Chaplain for the ceremonies will field now range from .n averaae to identify and where they ap _Voten Misled 98 cents an hour for oulside wor lifted meat and dairy price con supplies from Russia to help feed parently we r e honeymoon1ng. "There a re millions or citizens . be Prof. Morris Keruer of the trols June 30. as voted by the the world's hungry. kers, $1.05 an hour lor inside wor They slipped away to Chicago and who vote for Republican candi- DES MOINES (AP)-Iowa high school of religion. The faculty will kers and $1.19 for mIners. dates for congress and the se'nate school aradual.es are jolninl tl?e be represented on the speaker's registered at the ill-fated La Salle "OBERT T. SWAINE The 18 ~ cents an bour raise hotel, scene of a flash fire early under the mistaken idea that the armed forces by the hundreds de platform by President Hancher, means $1.29* cents more for !.he Six Senato'rs Attack CIO President's Stand Wednesday in which 59 perished Republican party can be made spite the uncertainties of leletJl' Professor' Coder, Professor Kert... sleeves. Ohevrons decorated with seven-hour day. and 200 were Injured. They were progressive," he wrote. "They are t1ve service, army, navy and ma zero Maj. Glenn B. Hofte of the one gold star indicate graduaUon The present five-day week was arrested there Monday. following a wlll-o'-wisp. Let no rine corps recruitlna headqulr military department and the deans with distinction; -,.vith two, high continued. In Calling for Veto of Case ,Anti-Strike Bill • • • one make any mistake about that. ters reported yesterday. and d irectol"ll of the colleges and distinction, and with three, highest "We probably laved their "The rulers of the Republican Enlistme~ts last month totaled schools. cU.stinctJon. party are those "Who fought social 895, compated with 738 the month WASHlNGTON (AP)-Six sen- (R., Ohio) asserted that an analy lives," Miller remarked, "for WSUI will broadcast the cere they were . on one 01 the floon security, farm security, TVA, who before, lar,ely on the strength monies. ators hit back yesterday at cm sis of the bill isSued by Murray KKK Linked that was burned out." thought we could do business with of a marked increase in the navy'. The university concert band, President Phillip Murray's crltl last Sunday "shows clearly that • • • Hitler, and who bitterly roullht fil\Uft. This broulht to '7,045 under the direction of Prof. Southerner Blocks clsm of the Case labor disputes the CIa Is opposed to any reslrlc "Interrogation started Immedi- Franklin Delano Roosevelt and all the number of Iowans whu have Charles B. Riahter of the music blU as pressure by opposing sides tlon of the right of unions to con that he stood for for twelve years. Joined the colora since intensified department, will present a pro Terminal Leave Bill Wilh Murder for a preSidential approval or veto duct a strike in any Industry at "The record is clear. The Demo- recrultina &ea,n last October. logue concert and provide proces reached a peak. any time and in furtherance of cratic party Is the progressive "Blah school graduates are sional music while candidates are ATLANTA (AP)-A GeoraJa In a lengthy statement, Senators any demands they see fit." Truman Names Three party; the Republican party is the comina in so fait that we prob. marching to the piatform to re- WASHINGTON (AP)-A gen- assistant attorney general repor Bali (R., Minn.), Byrd (D., Va.), Murray had called for a veto of party of reaction. I do nqt believe ably will set a record of betwee.n ceive delttees. t!emen's agreement blocked house ted yesterday his undercover IEJlende.r (D., La.). Hatch (D., the bill, on which the president that either party Is going I to 500 an~ 600 navy enlistments thIS Prolol'u!! Concert action yesterday on legislation to agents had Hnked an inner "strone To Labor Department change ils spots." month, aaid Lt. L. ~. Edwards, NM.) , Smith (R., N,J.) and Taft must ael by midnight· next Wed Included In the prologue con- pay billions of dollars to past and arm" group of the revived Kit nesday, with the aaertlon that it chief. of naVy recruil1n, in Iowa. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi Capt. Jack R. MundaY, In cert will be "Spanish March - present enlisted men for furlough Klux Klan with a klillnl and a was designed to "repress labor flogging. • • and destroy lis rights" and would dent Truman yeaterday nominated Rider to Farm Bill char,. of marine enlJst/nents In Aguere" (Franco), "Intermezzo" time they didn't get whlle in ser Boy Plan. to Wed I three assistant secretaries of labor this atate, echoed Lt. Edwardi' from "L' Arlesienne Suite No.2" vice. Dan Duke, who is conductinl "encourale and increase labor dis Denies Right to Strike (Bizet), "March" from "II CI'd the state legal department's in 79-Year-Old Widow putes.'.' as part of the long-planned re remark's about the rapid rate of The agreement, entered into by Pantomime" (Sacchini), "E! Re\i- party leaders earlier in the week vestigation or Klan activities b)' Th~ senators vs. Murray ex organizatiqn of the department. Against Government &radu.te enllstmenta. Ife IBid LOUISA, Ky. . (AP)-Eilhteen chanle represented only one facet The nominees are: he expected a record enrollment carlo" (Padllla). "Prelude" (&!g- to protect absent members. pro order of Gov. Ellis Arnall, uld year-old Delbert (Shorty) Sprouse of mounting divilion 0n Washini John W. Gibson, youthful for WASHINGTON (AP)-A pro- of about 100 this month. hon) and "March of the Little vided that there would be no roll- that members of the Kavaller finll1y obtained a marrlale 11- ton over the Case measure, which mer head of the Michigan CIO hlbitlon against federal employees HoWever, Maj. Russell E. Law, Leeden Soldiers" (Pierne). call votes yesterday. Klub boasted openly of the two ~ense yesterday to ~ Mn. Ma&- Would among other things estab council, who hll been serving striking or being members of any executive officer of the Iowa ~ndldatea for dearees will The house was all set to pass crimes. tie Lyons Larle. '7~year-old lIsh mediation machinery, create as first alllstint lecretary Iince union asserting the right to strike Irmy recruitinl service. said t_ meet at 9:30 a. m. west of the the so-called terminal pay bUl by Duke said the crimes his aec:n\ widow and grllndmotbu of I 4~ fact-finding boards In public utll the reSignation of Daniel W. against the government was writ- uncertainties of selective service armory. Marshals will assist in or- a thunderous voice vote, no op agents attributed to the KavaUer children. after bol"rowinr lOme ity disputes, make unions subject Tracy last winter. ten Into the arricu1ture depart- hdd resulted In a decline in army ganlzing the aroups for marching poSition having developed during Klub were the alayln, of a Nep-o f,'oney from the prospective bride to contract suits and outlaw what Philip Hannah, secretary-treas ment's 1947 appropriation bill enlistments. But he noted a 10 order Into the reserved section on two hours of dfbate. But Rep. taxi-driver and the flOUinc by to ' provide enouah money for the the spolllOn call racketeering by urer of the Ohio state federation yesterday by a joint senate-house to 15 percent Increase in re-en- tne basketball court. Brooks (~., La.) )nsisted on a roll- a masked band of a 21-year-014 license. . labor aroups. of labor, selected by AFL Presi conference committee. listments. In addition to degrees and Cer- call vote on which the members Negro !lavy veteran. Plans for the weddinl yuter- In the house, opposiDi sides dent Wlillam Green 10 represent The senale originally 'provlded Lt. Edward. aald he thoUlht tificates, araduation honors wUl are recorded individually. Beeaue 01 &be DeWIJII'bd dat were dropped when SproUll!! were clrculatina petitions for and the federation In the top labor that no funds in the $1,000,000,- mallf of those en1istin, in the be awarded to :students who grad- He declined to withdraw bls de aboI1ace aDd Ute ~ rln Into difficulties In flndlnl a aaaiNt a veto. At the White HoUse, department admlnls~atlon. 000 •bill · could be used I to · pay navy were doin, 10 in order to uate with diaUncion. high dilt1nc- mand after speaker RaybUrn miruater to oUiciate. But he ..id Presldentlai Secretary CharJes doD deJa,.. caaae4 '" .... re David A. Morae, Newark, N. J., federal employees belonaina to take .dvantap of the educational tlOft or hiahest dilUnction, accord- called attention · to the no-roll cent rcU atrIke. TIle DaIIF liter that "the mlniater hll been RoSl IBid Mr. Truman has been attorney, Harvard law school any or,anizatlon asserting the benefits of the GI bill of ri.hts. illl to Prof. F. G. Higbee, director call agreement, and the llouae I .. fincll It taken care of" and that the cere- receivina an unprecedented nood iraduate, army lieutenant colonel a. Decl.a" ..... riaht to strike. The conferees The nllvy had more enlistments of convocatiON. Candfdal.es who fin/l1l7 adjourned. morDiDa" to p.1IlIih • fow-"" IDOIIf would be performed tod" o~ about 3,000 .te1earams a day and ,eneral counael of the na included also "any penon who in the first !.lve eta,. of June than &raduate with bonors will wear The ac~on left the bill unfin Jle1!IIPapeI" • It Mra. WI'" ho~.. ,. _ for Ind 8Iainat the bill. tional labor 'relaUons board. strtke~ I,ainst tIw ,ov~t." ill ttie ~ IS day, of May. black felt cheVTOIl5 on their left Ished ~usiness for next Tuesday. , PAGE TWO THE 0 A It Y 10 VI A N, IOWA C IT ~', i 0 W A :a Editorial: Named Episcopal Worker Rev. Fred W. Putnam Martha J. Hoerner, Iowa Hydraulic To Serve as Director Another American Minority Being Victimized b'f Bigotry At Youth Conference lawrence Boethlin 1'h pl'('jnc1i('c Hntl P('I' eeution thllt i be- ish (sith sffi'vecl in onp or another bl'Rn('h or .----- ginning to crop up throughout the nation in the arm d force. , Inslilul Plaps The Rev. Fred W. Putnam, l' c- this postwllr pCl'il)c1 is not con fined to Ne Announce Marriage The I'('POI'L irtatl'. : "'rhollsanfis of .Jewish tor of the Trinity Episcopal Church, gmt'S. 1Inolhl'l' American minol'ity is being familips have givpn thr!'(' 01' 1001'(' 11) mbel Will leave tomorrow /01' Yankton, Mortho J nne Hoerner, daughter \~ctimized by tIll' bigotry and hatl'ed of small, to lhe service. Nineteen such l'umilics have 3.Day ;Meeting S D., to serve 3S dlrector of reCI'e- ot Mr. nnd Mrs. D . E. Hoerner nn-American g roups slich as the Ku Klux Klan. contributed six members each. 'rhil·t('en morc ation at the Youth conference of . of Water'loo, becnme the bride of The KlAn and similar organizations, a well tt;le missionary district of Soulh Lowrence J .s0tchlin, son of Mrs. families have contr.ibllted seven members Conference to Stress D k t to b h ld t Y k I J. P. Boechlm of Chicago, March a. num)' . ympathizers, are a!. 0 pointing their each. Four otller families have eonll'ibnted a 0 a e e a an on co - 1. The ceremony was performed unreasonnblE' lll'ej udice lit the members of the Conversion to Peate; lege June 9 to 16. In the First Methodist church in eight members each." Jewish faith. Expect 250 to Attend · On Sunday, June 16 he wilt Mat·engo. • • • Close to 17 ,500 Jewish persons in lmiform celebrate Holy Communion in St. Mrs. Boechlin is a sophomore Wc w('re I'llcollrnged the other day to read have Illl'eady received citations fo1' vnloi· and Tl'\e Iowa Institute HydraUlic John's church in Worthington, at the University 01 lown and Is 0' arriliated with De1tu Gamma sor Ihnt ,enatol' Alexllndrl' Wiley Republican merit, many of them posthumously. ThcRe Research will sponsor a three-day Minn. and will pl'e:lch In the fl'om Wisconsin, stood up in t\le senate and orlly. In('n and women hold an Ilggregllte of 33,446 conference Monday through Wed- Church of the Good Sh pherd in A senior in the college or com had writtell in lhe" ongl'cs, iOllal R cord" a Awards. 'rhe l1111nber of men receiving the nesday. The conference was last Windom, Minn. merce ot the University of IOWa, lellflel PI' parc\l by llir .J ewish Welfllre bOlIl·a fOllr hi ghest awards werc: one congrl:'Rsiollal held in 1942 and Is the only na Father Putnam will be dir()ctol' MI'. Bocchfin is ntrilinted with li!;tillg the ,h'wi~h ('onll'ibutiolls to fiw Ameri· of Camp Morrison for Boys ut Phi Gummtl Della fl·uternity. tional conference for hydraulic can Will' effort. m clol of 1101101', 64 distillguished flcrvi e Bishop Morrison lodge on Cleul' Mr. and Mrs. Boechlin will live " ... these 1\ llH'I'icanR (.T('ws)," cnatol' CI'OS! cs, 27 nAVy crosses nnrl 34 distingni. hed engineers. More than 250 en lake from June )9 to July 3. in Chicago. Wiley told hi c II aO'ue., "like theil' core service medal. . gineers are expected to attend, ligioni t. IT\roughont A mericlIll history, yield A dist ingnished rocOl'd to wh ich t h(' .J ('wish representing every stote in the to no group in their pAtriotism, in theil' mng· ppople can look with pride! nation and about ten Coreign OFFICIAL DAILY nificent W8l' r ecord, ill their wholesome con· • • • countries. ..._ III &aI. 1lJfJV¥a.". O.... L.NDA. an ...... 1 .. ~ tl'bulions 10 ci nC(',literatnre, the profes· The sllcrifices of Wltl· drew no line or color .. •• ,,1'. orfl ... 01. Oapllol. n..... rot ,.. O'IIN'1aAL ~o The conrerence will be based on 'l , d.p.iI'•• wi, .. , ... C.lllp.... o\l~ •••r Tbo !l.lIr 1••• " la .f'l! sion., industl'Y and commerce." Ol' race 01' creed. W e knew and understood wartime activities in hydroulic 'Iii '1..... " &iI. bas ,r•• I... lor Ib.l. '.,oil' hi til. 'rr.... II 1111 , I)all,. "'•••• OIlJIIYAL )"OTlCIII mad 110 8' Tllo D~[' ..... The l't'pol'l ubmitted £01' the "Record" by thllt to win Ihe Will', we hnd to have a flpi['it engineering and their application .:.. p... II,. da,. ,..••• dlo' flro' pubU ••II."1 ••II.o( wlU • S~llator \vilry pointed out that neady of brotherhood lind coml'adeship~ That same to peacetime uses. Four of the 17 ....PH. II, kl...... , ..ad ",y., II. TYl'aD o. UOJJIL. W 7,500 • a' IIOJQO ~, a r .., •••n.lo ".r••• Jew. Brc a Irendy known to have died in servo pirit is essent ial in winning the pea co. papers read at the conference wll ~ ice, 6,000 in ambat. 'J'he numb I' of Jowi.h The Jewish people made an olltstllnding be front members of the hydr:1UI Vol. XXil No. 221 Saturday, June 8, lt148 ics staff at the university. in World WIU' tlicrefol'e, comprises contribution to the American Will' effort. dead n, Inspect Laboratory They can mllke lin ('ven mOl'e yalllllblp ~olllri· UNIVERSITY C~LENDA. almost one third of the total deaths, tbns Sessions will be held each bution to an (1od llring pellc REBECCA DAVIS OF Baltimore, Md. arrived in Iowa City Wednes flO' definitely Illlthenticated I1t 23,401. ]llorning and afternqon at the uni Satura.y, June 8 9 a. m.-4 p. m. Reglstratlon for • If' we let lhem. day to take the position of Episcopal college worker In cooperation Abo1lt 550,000 men and women of the Jcw· with the Rev. Ferderlck W. Putnam, rector of the Trinity Episcopal versity theater. Tuesday the vis 10 a. m. Commencement exer~ summer seSSion. ------~------church. Fol'tI"erly director of, rell&'lous education at Christ church, itors will inspect the hydraulics cises: Address by Robert T. Tuesday•. Tune 11 Lexln,tQn, Ky., Mlss Davis will be adviser to the Canterbury club laboratory of th\! institute, and on Swaine; fleldhouse. HydraU lics conference, Univer_ at the University of Iowa, as "'el1 as lo other Episcopal student &,roups,. eveninf!l' sessiQn will be held ot 1 p m. Alumni luncheon, Cur sity theoter. The Roots iot Trouble in Southeast Asia: James D. White's She will also advise Canterbury clubs a.t Coe colle&,e, Iowa Wesleyan, 7:30 p. m. in the River room of rier hall. 9 a. m .-.t p. m. Registration Drake university, Cornell college and Grlnn~1I college. Iowa Union. 3 p. m. Alumnl college session, for summer session. Rice, Territorial Disputes, War and Opium Many distinguished guests will Macbride auditorium. Wednesday, June IZ attend the confer~nce. Boris A. 6 p. m. Class reunions and din~ HydraUlics con ference, Univer_ Interpreting Bakhmeteff, now a professor at ners (as arranged by classes). sity theater. By STAN SWINTON tion in Annam, Tonkin, Cochin Dr o M0 C0 Hennessy , Columbia university, was the Rus- Monday. June 10 8 D. m. Summer session Instruc :Associated Press Staff Writer China and Laos hindered French The News •.• OPA R por ts · I H sian ambassador to ·the United Hydraulics conference, Univer tion begi ns. BAN(}KOK, Siam- Rice, terri-. efforts to establish a rich and sta sity theater. Thursday, .June 13 torial disputes, war and opium I Dies at Hosplta ere States dUring the Kerensky re- ble Indochinese Federation, and Some North Americans are gime in 1917. G. A. Hathaway 7:30 a. m. Opening of c\o sses Physics colloquium, ph y 9 I ca serve to focus the a llention of looking with suspicion upon the of the army engineers was in in college of Ja w. building. world capitals and the United Na even today a self-styled "Free resumption of diplomatic relations NO N0 t Ice Yel. Dr. M C Hertnessy, 56, Council charge of staged predictions that tions on southeast Asia. Siamese Laos" movement sympathetic to between Argentina and Soviet • Bluffs surgeon and past president helped our armies across the (.. ..,.,..U.. nral't1s.. taw beJoai U. aelleld, ... protests against what they call anti-French Viet Nam is active. Russia. ilk R I of the Iowa State Medical SOCiety, Rhjne river last year. NIIrYIUODI fa iIae .me. Itt the Preakl.... OW C.. " .... ) attacks by French troops serve Siamese, in fact, said the French This is because of circumstan n, I aIse died early yesterday at Univer- Byrd Expedltloner to stress the problems which have ces, not principles. When sus O M sity hospital. During the war, Harold E. GENERAL NOTICES troubled the area since the dereat invaded their country hunting po picious strangers become friendly A native of Iowa City and a Saunders was in charge of navy of Japan. liticol refugees from Laos. it Th~ graduate of the university college ' model basins where a1l navy bat- should be good news. MUSIC ROOM SCHEDULE REGISTRATION The French action is linked with Brother is aligned against bro question is whether :friendship or The Iowa City OPA office had of medicine, Dr. Hennessy had tleships were tested, and was a Indochinese rEvolt against French ther in this fight between Lao received no official notice yes- been ill for more than a year. cartographer on one of Byrd's Monday through Friday: 11 All students who registered {(It a power deal is involved. a. m.-2 p. m., 3:30-5:30 p m, rule, a revolt that still simmers tian nationalists and French sym terday oC a milk price increase He is survived by his widow, expeditions to the south pole. C. the 1946 summer session before Predo~nantly Catholic Ar 7-9 p. m. In Laos in the northwest although pathizers. Leoding the independ of Ie a quort which Floyd L. four daughters, a brother and G. Rossby is one oC the country's gentina finds friendship for Tuesday . and Thursday: 3:30- Monday must return to the office French pressure on Siam for re ence movement is Prince Pethsa Whittington, Iowa OPA district three sisters. No funeral services most noted metereologists and was Moscow jMt as the Moscow p. m., Iowa Union music hour, of the registrar sometime between turn disputed territory has rath, 0 pretend€l' to the throne 4 ot press is up In arms a&,alnst the price executive, announced was have been arranged. sent all over the world by the todoy ond Tuesday, inelusive, to tended to win over nationals of of the state. Supporting the WSUI. Vatican. to go into effect in Iowa at 12:01 army airforces during the war. provide 11 correct oddress and Cambodia in the southeast. French is his brother and sworn Saturday: 11 a. m.-1 p. m .. re Soviet Russia, wbich a year ago a. m. yesterday. D. B. Steinman, an outstanding check over their registratlon ms The territorial tiff goes baclt enemy, Prince Kindavong, war cordings, 1-2 symphony broadcast, was battling to keep Argentina The present local OPA ceiling bridge engineer, is an authority ieriols. Tuition cards for stu to 1941. In that year, Japan in time resistance chieftain. A1I,pori FllIghl 3:30-5:30 p. m. recordings. out of tbe United Nations, shakes price on milk is 13c a quart. on bridge failures due to wind dents failing to do this will not duced Vichy France to cede part Pethsa1'llth has imprisoned King Sunday: 1-2 p. m. Columbia hands with Buenos Aires and One local dairy, according to action. be sent to the treasurer's olClce. of Indochina-slices of Cambodia, Sisavang Vong and his dauphin Symphony broadcast, 2-3 p. m . talks of sAling tractors to Argen the Iowa City price control of- Wives of guests at the conCer- All completed regl tration mater including Lhe rich Battambang in their palace and gathered to recordings, 3-4 p. m. Symphony tine roncheros on the very same fice, phoned the OPA in Des ence will be entertained at a tea ials for Ihe summer session and rlt'!! fields, and or Laos- to Siam. his standard Laotians, Ohinese (ourse Hailed of the Air broadcast, 4-5 p. m. day that a Soviet spokesman in Moines yesterday and was in- Monday afternoon, a luncheon at the first seme,ter, 1946-47, should Demands on Siam and Siamese. recordings. Minsk says Russia herself needs formed no official release of the the Amana colonies Tuesday mor- be returned to the 01. Since the war ended, the United In Siam, the government is try EARL HARPER regisJrar's tractors. order had come through and tbat ning, and a luncheon at the COUIl- fiee imnH'dialely. States and Britain have joined ing to increase rice production. Director One could go on like this, but they were powerless to send out try club Wednesday. ~ TJ.:D fcCARREL France in insisting that Siam re The notion is behind on its pledge if North Americans are so in 'h f t' The veterans flying program .urt er in orma Ion. The speakers and their wives VETERANS' REQUI ITION Assistant Rellstrar turn these areas. But the Siamese to Britain to provide 1,500,000 clined they have to remember S ., , d will be temporarily halted at the everal mqul1'les were rna e at will be honored at a dinner at SCHEDULE argue that the land was theirs tons of export rice. that it was mainly United States I l d . . . th . Shaw flying school because the oca ames concermng e pTlce the Iowa City Country club at Liberal Arts, Commerce, Edu snORT TORY MANUSORIPTS before it went to the French and The Opium Problem influence at San Francisco which rises. The OPA office was also Civil Aeronautics administration 7 p. m. Monday. cation and Graduate CoUeges: All short story manuscripts en that its people are predominanlly Laos, Indochina's biggest state, prevailed over Russia and got . d d' th d 0 will not renew its approval of questlone unng e ay. ne Dean and Mrs. Dawson will be Room 111, University hall, June 8, tered in Octave Thanet contest Siamese. h!ls an opium problem. Adminis Argentina into the United Nations. rur al pro d ucer as k e d a I ocaI the school as long os it lacks a at home to guests at the confer- · f . . rest room. 8:30 a. m.-12:30 p. m. June 11- moy be pick d up in the ortico A semi-official mission from trators say they would like to get Had this not happened, it may be dairy or a price ,"crease In ac- ence from 5:30 to 8:30 o'clock 14, 8:30 a. m.-4:30 p. m. of the English department. Bangkok, capital of Siam, spent rid or the opium, but it is so doubted whether Moscow and co)' d WI'ih th e new rul I1Ig.' S. W. Callough, regional CAA Sunda'" evening A light buffet some time in Saigon, capital of bound up with the Laotian econ · th inspector, made the decision yes- ~ WILLIAM D. CODER PAUL ENGLI Buenos Aires would todoy find Th e ord er f 01' a b oos t 111 e supper will be served. Indochina. Later the Siames~ omy and culture they fear drastic as much In common as they seem milk price was meant to com- terday after an inspection of the Director, Veterans Service STUDENT COUNCIL government r eported French action might provoke revolt. to. pEnsate farmers for increased field and facilities. He said the troops had invoded Slam across The nomadic Meos and Laos, It Is easy enough to say that feed costs, Whittington said. school ranked as one of the best strucHon would probably slart In Pb.D. FRENCR REAOING Old and new members of the the Mekong River northeast oC who grow opium in forest clear authoritarian states with their in Iowa in all other respects. the near future. EXAMlNATlON Student Council please slop in Bongkok. ings, believe that when any ollieI' pontrol of polley and public Wilbur Cannon, member of the The only rest room on the The Ph.D. French reading ex the reception orIice pf student Informed sources here said the crop is produced, the outraged opinion are more flexible and locol airport boord, said plans field was eliminated when the amination will be given Saturday, affairs, room 9, Old Capitol, and territorial negotiations lagged be spirit of opium retaliates with therefore can arrive at such Tea Given fo Fete fOI' new rest room facilities will remains of the old airplane han June 15, from 10 a. m. to 12 M. in INIVC their summer addresses. cause it would have been political disaster. Growers begin smoking deals more easily than, say, be made as soon as the board gar, damaged by a tornado last room 314, SchaeCfer hall. Make l\fARY 0 BORNE suicide for ony Siamese govern the drug only when their sons demodracles. But there's more clln get together. He said con- year, were torn down recently. appliCation by signing your name Seeretar, ment to give in to the French. reach 14 and can tend the crop. to It than that. Former 'V' Members on the sheet of paper posted on the Revolt a Hindrance Then they retire to a liCe of nar These authoritarian states did bulletin board outside room 317, ART EXHmlT Schaeffer hall. No applications ac~ In Indoch ina a postwar revolu- cotics and polygamy. not create all the conditions Graduating senior women who Exhibition at art building until cePted alter Thursday, June 13. through which they try to make were members of the Y. W. C. A. today includes watercolor of De Prof. Rollin Perkins ,Resigns The next Ph.D. French reading their way like everyone else. We cabinet at some time during their HiI' h Margule , work of freshman examination will be given Satur- all had something to do with four years in college were hon art majors, graduation. show of day, July 27. . RADIO CALENDAR bringing about these conditions ored at a lea given yesterday by student work, exhibit of overall PROF S. H. BUSII WSUl (910) WHO (1040) WMT (600) KXEL (1540) and it is up to all of us to help Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald, 615 N. pattern design£ and selection 01 From (ollege of Law Faculty Head, Forelrn Lanl1laieS change them. Otherwise the jun~ Dubuque street. facsimiles of famous engravings. S a. m. WHO SerenadeTs 4 p. m. WSUI Sot. Swing Guests included Misses Mar Department WSUI Morn ChapelKXEL Adm. Hal. WSUI Voice or Ar. WMT Celebrity G. gle of power politics may deter HELEN SWARTLEY WMT News' 11:45 •. m. WMT Record Shop 8::10 p. m. mine mankind's fate unless it is garet Walk, Mary Osborne, Bon Prot. Rollin M. Perkins of the fessorship of law. Rand is pres Exhibition Mana,er "ETERANS !'tOT ATTENDING Wl10 Songlellows WSUI !'!tu •. lnteT. WHO Rock. Music WHO Jambor. cleared away. nie Lansing, Rose Marie Essley, college of law has resigned to ident of the Vanderbilt board of KXEL Wake Up - Farm Flashes 4: lG p. m. KxtL Hayloft On. SUMMER SESSION . :ItS a. m. WHO KJ~'~. Boker In such a jungle lhe Argentine Carol Raymond, Helen Klahn, accept a position on the faculty trustees. Pili BETA KAPrA INl'rlATlS WSUI Vic. Views 8:U p .... All veterans at~nding the uni .:!MI p. m. WSUI N~w s Russian phenomenon is more na Louise Coons, Phyllis Hedies, of the Vanderbilt university He will teach in tbe neld. WSUI Mus. Mlnlat. WSUI R. Rambles versity under either public low Due to an unavoidable de1!JY 8t WMT Mar~ Miles WMT Voice of [0. WSUI Tea Time WMT CBS Talk tural than unnatural, a bright Louise Johnson, Jean Krabben school of law in Nashville, Tenn. of criminal law and procedure, the manufacturers, keys will not WHO Mel. Madh. WHO Farm Hour WMT Camp. P·de. KXEL Stamp Col. hoeft, Helen Kuttler ond Patl'icia The appointment Is eftectlw 9'\6 (G.I.l or public law 16 (voca 8:SO •• m. KXEL Land o' Corn WHO Tin Pan Alley 9 p. m. new orchid among many others bills and notes, lIuretyshlp, and tillnal rehabilitation) who will not be available beCore the end of the WSUI News 1?:l5 p. m. 4:41 p. m. WSUI Sign Off which would not thrive in an Tobin Fischer. All&'. 1, according to an an parts of the commercial law semester. Please telephone 7403 10 WMT Mus. Clock WMT News WHO Veterans WMT Academy Aw. Alumnae guests who were for nouncement made yesterda.y by be enrolled for the eight week WHO A. Andrews KXEL News G p. m. WHO Barn Dance open, cultivated field. field. summer session must report to the leave a summer address where 8:U ...... 12:30 p. m . WSUI Clill. Hour 0:15 p. m. mer cabinet members were Miss Vanderbilt universitY. A suc WHO NeWS KXEL Orchestra The law school alumni honored Veterons Service oUice before your key may be mailed. WSUI Proll. Calen. WSUI News Beth Snyder Mrs. Dan Devine and cessor to Profe~sor Perkins has Service Reports WMT Family Parly 5:15 p. m. • a:1It p. m. Professor Perkins in 1931 on the leaving .the campus. You must C, R. STROTHER WMT Crosby Time WHO News WMT News WNT H'wOO Star T. Girl's 4·H Rally Day Mrs. James M. Stewart. not been appointed, Dean Mason 25th anniversary of his coming sign a statement of interruption Secreta", Do. m. KXEL Market. WHO Sengfellows WHO Sunsel Corn. Ladd of the collere of law said WSUI Morning Mel. '12:46 p. m. 5:ae p. m. KXEL Orche.tra To Be Held Tuelday to the law schooJ, and presented ond indicate how much, if any, of WMT CBS News WSUI Base. Rd. T. WSUI Mus. Moods 9:45 p. m. • ~ y este raaY . to the univ!,!rsity an oil painting UMMER E I,ON HOUaS WHO Rev\'~ WHO Sengfellow. WHO Robt. Mer. WHO Saddle Ser. your accumulated leove ollowance KXEL Sat. Ser. KXEL R.F.D. 1540 5:45 p. m. KXEL Orc estra A J h ty Gi I' 4-H 1 15 Regular Officers ; "Professor Perkins is a tea.c~er of hilT!. you wish to use this summer. (The Week night hours, SUllday 0:16 •. m. 1 p. m. WSUI New. 18 p. m. o nso~ coun r s I and scholar of unusual aplhty. WMT Newl WSUl Mus. Chat. WMT Spl. Dllle,1 WMT New. ~ally. Day WJll be ~eld at the Jun- Arrive for Courses For ear he has rendered the • The peace officers' short course, interpretation of leave allownncl' through Thursday, will be 11 p. 9:30 •. m. WHO Farm. Home 8 p. m. WHO M. L. Nelson 101' hIgh school Tuesday. . y s . . . th which has become one of the sig has just been revised.) Call at the m. beginning SundaY. Hours for WSUI DIn. lIr. Mu. KXEL H . R. Gnis. WSUI Organ Mel. KXEL Plano The all-day meeting will include hIghest quahty. of .servlce 10 e Frldoy and Saturday nights will WMT Tal . Revue I:ae p. m. WMT Those Webot. lO : I~ p. m. I At University Here I nificant events of the university's office before next Friday. WHO Home WMT Give &. Take WHO cm! Carl WMT Sports a business session reports from • • law school and IS hIghly respected summer program, was originated WILLIAM D. CODER continue to be 12:3 0 n. m. KXEL 1540 Club WHO GET Acq. KXEL Sports WHO Blue Barron local 4-H clubs, eiection of offi- Fifteen regular otricers of the by both students and graduates. ELLEN LAR ON 9:4~ •• m. KXEL Round. Time O: U p. m. KXEL Sports by Professor Perkins 10 years ago. Dlreclor, Veterans Service WSUI Commence. 2 p. m. WHO M. L. Wel80n lO:1It p . m. cel's and initiation of the honorary army engineer corps have arrived He is also director of t~e bureau leen 10 •. m. WSUI Salel), Spk •. KXEL H. R. Gross WMT Sln~lng Sam ble WMT Today's Thea. WMT Le·t. Pretend 6:1141 p. lB. WHO Judy Canova members by the Graham Crackers at the university for study in the of public a:ffalrs which thus far FOUR WEEK VETERANS VETERANS' FAMlLU1S WHO Coun. Home WHO Allen Roth WMT Mayor of Tn. KXEL Nazer. Hr. club. college of engineering. The men has dealt with matters of public SUMMER SESSION Coil Mrs. R. B. Stewart, 797J, Similar WHO Tr. or Cons. 10:45 p. m. KXEL Bible Club KXEL D. Ellington fOI' "This IO:IG a. m. 2:1:i p. m. KXEL Fam. Ju. T. WMT Henry Taylor Several active officials in 4-H will attend the regular summer safety, and has m/lde studies and All veterans who did not re volunteer to stay with child WHO Calling Ol rls WSUI Aft. Melodies 6:l1li p. •• 11 p. m. club work will give talks during sesSion, the four-week August surveys in Iowa cities. ceive a Jetter about the four week ren. Call as far in advance as around 10 :SO a. m. 2:30 p. m ..... WSUI NeWS WMT CBS News iusl WMT fl'wood Stars WMT Billie Burke , p. m. WHO Battle Stations the day. period and the regular 1946-47 Extensive Wrltlnrs summer session should come to possible. S rvice- offered throutlh WHO Ed McCon. WHO Easy Money WSUI Fredom For. : ":XIEL Orchestra ------r-, .,. term, Dean F'. M. Dawson of tbe The most recent of Professor room -I, Old Capitol, to declare Johnson County Red Cross and 1m all KXEL John Thom'n 2:46 p. m. WMT HII Par. 11 :15 p. m. their preferences tor courses. Vetcrans c ntcr. WoUld hav. 10:46 •. m. WSUI Beyond Vic. WHO Barn Dance WMT au the Ree. tr:'!t. 'T1AA D ,I. J , college of engineering said. Perkins' extensive writing in the KXEL' aomemaker 8 p. m. KXEL qanll!>u.l.,rs WHO Rar. Pearl Or. ~ I rJe iOOJaI1 Twelve of the officers will work fields of criminal and commelCial WALTtlR R. QOET on IIELEN PAULSEN but our rr J I a. m. WSUI Light Op. A. 7:!MI p. III. IeXEL P etoch'. Hr. a,,'1 lnl said. WMT orand Cen. WMT Opry House WSUI Sport. TI'1'e 1'::wI p. m. (The Unlvenlty RepOrter established toward a degree of master in civil law is an article on "The Law Advisory Office WHO Novelty WlIO Stuart Erw. WHO You Top Thls?WHO News 18G8. The DaUy Iowan since 1901.) engineering, two in electrical en- of Homicide" in a new book edi RE ERVE OFFIOJj:aS Defining KXEL r. DuMond KXEL Concert KXEL Symphony 1'· .. p. m. tnly body 11 :16 o. m. S:s. p. m. 7:45 p. m. NHO Music; News Entered 8~ second cl ... mall matter al gineering and one in hydraulics. led by Prof. Hubert Smith of th~ SENIOR PRIVILEGES The meeting ot Invcsture of of WlIO Gov. Blue WMT School News. WSUI Eve Musicale KXEL Orcheslra the post oUice at Iowa City, Iowa. und~r University of Illinois. "The Ele University women attendlni the ficers ot the R. A. A. Is post the sun, I J
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Varsity-Hawkeye Service, Corner Linn and College. !ilt tenant, received the following Cab Co. Dial 3177 or 2345. Dial 9094. ------~ answer to a telegram to Presiden t Truman asking for action to allow FOR SALE FOR YOUR electrical wlrinl coIl WANTED TO BUYJ Moffitt to increase rentals, thereby . Harry Wainer. Dial 5623. ;::======cancelling sale of the homes: FOR SALE: Chronograph wrist ------"Permit me to acknowledge watch and Rolls razor, 152 WINDOW SHADES-New shadel Hawkeye Village. 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. made to order. We turn shades, Sell Us Your your message of June 2. In re wash shades and repnir shades. sponse, please be assured that FOR SALE: Antique pattern Blackman Decorating Store, across the matters io which it relates glass. LDmps hanging and base. from A&P Store, Dial 7713. Is, by the president's direction, 617 S. Dodge. Dial 4881. USED CAR being taken up promptly with ARE YOU bavln, floor maJnten- the appropriate officials or the ance problems? We will clean roverrunent." For A Home Beautiful or specify treatment for new or WILLIAM L. HASSE'IT, old wood, linoleum. Terrazzo and NALl CHEVROLET Secretary to the President THIS SUMMER Ifsphalt tile, rubber and rubber Moffitt must show that a "pecu DO YOUR PLANTING tile, cork floors, cement, marble CLARENCE KELLY, liar circumstance caused rents on with tested seeds lrom and tile floors. Blackman Decorat the maximum rent date (Jan. I, lug Store, aeroSi trom A&P Store. Salesman 1944) to be substantially lower BRENNEMAN'S SEED STORE Dial 7713. than comparable rents in the A complete line of seeds and R~DIO REPAIRING, H. M. Sut- ==::;;;;;;;:;:;;:;;;;::;:;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;:;:== area." plants for your home. Make ton. 316 E. Market. DIal 223S. His claim will be based on his Brenneman's you r summer ,===ANN==O=UN==C=EMEN'l====S=::::; policy of maintaining the 1942- planting headquarters. DO YOU have clean floors? We J943 period rentals on his homes have cleaning soap and wax in YOUR TYPEWRITER without increase. In those years 217 E. College St. quarts, halt gallons, 5 iallons or his rents were reduced because so !..-______--! barrels. Maintenance problems CAN NOT BE REPLACED many vacancies existed in Iowa solved readily. Blackman Decorat City. ------:-'"" ing Store acroSB from A&P Store Have it Reconditioned Two OPA officials told Moffitt Dial 771~. at Wednesday he could not obtain rent bosts because of a "hard STOKERS PLUMBING and heatin" pumps, College Typewriter ship" caused by increased operat stokers, stoves, on-burners and water heaters. Iowa City Plumb Ing costs. The orricials said a sur Service Immediate Delivery & inl, 114 South Linn. Dial 5870. vey made "did not show a definite 122 Iowa Avenue hardship on the owner to exist at Installation Phone 2571 this time." Domestic - Commercial Typewriter. are Valuable "Expert RepalriD&" keep them New Worlds Wait- LAREW COMPANY CLEAN and in REPAIR Frohweln & BUl'DI Albert's Shoe Repair Shop 9681 EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 6 S. Clinton Phone 3474 Under New Mana&ement of Beyond E. Black 226 E. Wl/shiniloD TYPING CAN If'EAN A . Nebulae HIGHER GRADE POINT Danca That the spiral nebulae moving Learn to type qulckly .nel elIU,. .t the Iowa CU,. Comtnerclal in the space* the* other* side of Colle&,e. Classes are .rranred to fit ,.our university schedule. TO RECORDED MUSIC the milky way may be other uni Iowa Cily Commercial COUe,e UBeI the most modern methods avallable for teach In, t;vpiDr, Insorln, ,.OU a maxlmum,of re Public Addresl Sntem rented verses was the theory advanced tor all Indoor or Outdoor Occa last night by President Arthur sulls for the Urne you spend. Don't walt, enroll for I typiDJ' class today. M. Harding of the University of Ilona. Arkansas. Presid en t Hard ing's address, "Glimpses of Other IOWA CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Woodburn Worlds," was part of the Com 20311 E. Washln,ton Phone 'JSU Sound Service mencement week actiVities. ., He explnined that if our uni Dial 3265 IE. ColI. verse does end with the mil ky way, the nebulae, which revolve W. Howe, president; Bill Bauer, ~======~ beyond that body of stars and, Congregationalists general superintendent; Mrs. T. I~en through a telescope, resem F. Slager, general secret.ary, and RADIO TROUBLE? • ble clouds, are probably universes Dr. Ralph Ojemann, advisor. Similar to our own. Elect Church Officers .You Get Fully "This earth on which we ride ChUrch clerk and historian, Guaranteed Work At ' Mrs. Alma Miller. around our sun is a little ball At the annual meeting of the B & K RADIO SHQP JUsl 8,000 miles in diameter-so First Congregational church Jast 11 E. WashinIiDD FIND MYSELf, T. CHATMORE, IN amall that its disappearance Phone 3595 A RARE SITUATION,AND THAT'S WoUld have no effect on anything night the following officers were Colorado Man Held IN ASKING FORA LOAN! .. ·fOR.. but our moon," President Hard- ejected to the Deacon's board: C. In Non-Support Case 5O\\E REASON THf: PUBUSHERS Of' inl said. E. Seashore, EdwDrd Bartow, W. I IN OUIL MOOEILN MOMa MY BOOK:TH~ WOR.LD FRO\\ A Defining a world as any heav- E. Beck, Morgan Davis, E. A. Sheriff Preston Koser yester- CLINIO PARK B9ICII ~ AR.E SL{M iN enl)' body which moves around Gilmore, R. M. Perkins, W. J. day arrested Harold William we operate daily on aU CUI. SENDING MY ROfALTI~ THIS 1'o>\ONTH,' •. SO, AH; .. COULD 'ItJU . . the sun, President Harding ex- Weeber, F. M. Dawson, A. C. Baker of Colorado Springs, Col., One Stop Service with MID, plained that there are eight other Moyer, J. W. Howe, A. L. Sahs here on a Colorado charge of non- Methods and MetchandiA liorlds around the sun- Mercury, and Leslie Yetter. support. Balter is being held in HOME On. CO. VE'lus, Earth, Mars, JupIter, Sat- Deaconess board: Mrs.' Dick the county jail pending extradi- ;==I::o:w::a:A:::v::e.:::D:W=:33:8:5:. Urnl Uranus, Neptune nnd Pluto. Jones, Mrs. G. H. Fonda, Mrs. tion proceedings. =~ Only Pluto, discovered 18 years M. A. H. Jones, Mrs. G. R. Davies, Acting, after receipt of a tele ago by a Knnsns farmer, was Mrs. Frank Kelly, Mrs. Hayes ,ram fro}Tl the sheriff of Colo FINE BAKED GOODS "m_de in America," he added. Fry and Mrs. James Hraback; PIes CakeJ Bread rado Sprin~s, Sheriff Koser ap Rolls Pastriel When we say "the" moon, deaconess emeritus, Mrs. F. W. prehended Baker at a local room SPECIAL ORD~ President Harding said, we ure Gardner and Mrs. Henry Judy. inl house. expreSsing ignorance of the exis- Junior Deaconess' boa",: Shir City Bakerv tence of 27 other moons. A moon, ley Buxton, Joan Bauer, Marcella -';2 E. Washlnllon blat eeos he explained, is Dny heavenly Vorheis, Ursula Dawson, JOlin Iowans M~y Enter bod» that moves around a world. Frohweln, Gloria Jones, Patsy Our sun, which Is so big and Kelley and Dorothy J. Peterson. National Golf Tourney You are alwaYi• welcome, ImPortant to us, is just another New members of the board o[ and PRICES are low at the very smali star, he said. Althou,ll" trustees: E. C. Mable, chairman When Coach Charles Kennett It tak\l6 eight minutes for light hnd state and .Moclatlon Ikey retljrns to the Iowa campus next from the sun to rench the eartll, l11un; Harold Schuppert, treasurer, week, he wJll decide whether thete Is no star close enollih so and A. O. Kelly, benevolence and members ot the Iowa golt team DRUG SHOP that its light can hit lhe earth men's work. will enter the National Collegiate Edward S. ROI~clI& 'Within BOO yeors. Church &chool board: Ptof. J. tournament late!' If(. the month PAGE FOUR THE D A I L Y lOW A N, lOW A CIT Y, lOW A SATURDAY. JUNE 8. 1946 "No Strikel" - Final P.irate -A nnouncemen.t • • \ ------~------~------~ .------~------~----~------.---- Lindell Backtracks-But Fast! Players-Only Meeting Results Strike Troubles Jusf · Beginning "Bul By WlUTNEY MARTIN ew, but as far as we know the 3ented Detroit. The boYs wert' n addition to that the second, Inl Terse Statement by Team NEW YORK (AP'-Well, the threat of a p'jrate walkout is the culled from the sandlots and third and fourth place clubs were first time an umpire was in a semipro clubs around Philadel to be cut In on the receipts for molehilJ really has grown Into position to call one strike and phia, and they lost by a score lau PITTSBURGH (AP)- The threatened str'ike by the Pitts· a mountain, and the prospect or get everybody out. of 22-2 or thereabouts, the fir~t time, burgh Pirates for recognition of the American BasebaU guild was a baseball players' unIon, laughed Two other strikes we have in Anyway, that incident bears out Players of the two teams staged averted 10!!t night little more than 00 hour before the players off a t first, has developed Into mind, were impromptu affairs the contention of Pord Frick, Na a sit-down strike before the fifth were scheduled to take the field against the New York Giants. a morning-after headache for with the decision reached with- tional league wesident, that ~here game, demanding a larger share Wa club owners. Right now BilJ out outside in stigation . is noth'ing to prevent a club from The terse announcement, .. No strike," was made by Bob Rice, of the stunted melon The win field direetor of the Pirates and bead of their farm system, who Benswanger of the Pirates, a About 30 or so yea rs ago the signing up a team of trained seals Detroit club, playing in Phila- or song and dance men in emer ning Red Sox players each even had been called into a closed meeting by the players. friendly soul, is wearing the towel around his head, but it looks like delphia, refused to go on the gency. Their ability is unimpor tually received a meager $890 Rice asserted he did not go in as a representative of the man· it w ill be passed aro u nd freely field because of the suspension of tanto It's the legal signing that and each loser got $535. agement " but just because they asked for me." H e added : before long. Ty Cobb. counts. We won't go into the pros and "They said 'No strike'-that's all- just' No strike.' Everything In sports seems to A few days before the incident There was a short-lived strike cons of the present situation. If "There was no spokesman, be or bout to be organized ex the fire-eating Tyrus had climbed during the 1918 world series be the ball players want to be or They just all sort of said it." cept the paying customers, and into the stands to do bodily harm tween Ed Barrow's Boston Red ganized, that is their business. Robert Murphy, labor rela we've seen some of them pretty to a heckler, and when the sus- Sox and the Chicago Cubs. The astute Robert Murphy has tions director of the guild who had Cub's Homer wel1 organized at football games, pension incurred was not re- It was a war year and the lined up an attractive platform claimed 95 percent of the Pirates at that. If someone should gt!t scinded, his teammates decid)e~ major ieagues had been instru~ to l\lre players Into the fold, The were members, said he did not around to organizing them to de that if the great Georgian to close their seasons by minimum wag!! pLank will entice know whether the dcision would mand better performances for couldn't play, they wouldn't. LabOr day. Tbey were permit- the underpaid, and the proposal b a fatal blow to the guild, Tops Dodgers their money there really will be The game proceeded as sched- ted to go ahead with the series, that 50 ~rcent of a sale price go "I'll have to see the players," something to worry about. uled, but it was a strange as- however. to the athlete will be Ijttractive he said. "It wil hurt a lot." A strike of a ball team is not sortment of piayers that repre- Attendance was very poor, and to the higher p~id . athletes. Fans had been (iltering into the CHICAGO (AP)- Righthander ------~~. ------~------grand stand and bleachers more Claude Pass~au clouted a home than an hour earlier. The Pirates run with one on in the ninth in failed to come out for batting ning yesterday to win a 2-0 pitctr The Baseball Scoreboard Mexican Loop OUers Worsham Tops practice at the usuaL time because er's battle from Brooklyn's Joe NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE they were holding their meeting Hatten berore 28,599 fans. W LPcI. G.B, W L Pct. G.B, Brooklyn ...... 30 15 .887 Boston ...... 30 , D .000 Musal $65-Thousand ' . . but the Giants went through their The 37-year-old Chicago right St. Loul...... 35 19 .888 41'. New York ...... 32 17 .653 6 motions on schedule. hllnder limited the Dodgers to four Chlcaao ...... 23 19 .548 5'h Washington ...... 25 19 .568 lOY.. Clnel nnaU ...... 19 JO .487 8 Detroit ...... 25 21 .543 lI Y.. One of the players, when hils in hurling his fifth victory Boston ...... 30 J3 .465 Cleveland ...... 19 28 .404 18 Advance Payment Golf Tourney ' asked how the decision ar of the season against two set New York ...... 30 25 .444 t~ ~ St. Louis ...... 18 27 .400 18 wu Pittsburgh ...... 18 23 .43t 10 Chicago ...... 15 27 .357 19 Y.. rived at, said he wasn't talkin, backs. Philadelphia ... , ..... 15 28 .366 13 PhUadelplfla ...... 12 34 .261 2f ~ SPRINGFIELD, Mo, (AP) - PHILADELPHIA (AP) - War JOHNNY LINDELL (facln,. camera). Yankee outfielder, slJdes lifer, about the vot.e--"It was secret." Chicago reached HaUen for five FrIda,' .....11. Friday·, ReluU, veteran Lew Worsham came in back to first ba e In the 9th Innln&' of rarne with Cleveland lout. New York 6. Cleveland 5 Mickey Owen, catcher-manager of Others declined to comment safeties up until Passeau's win Chicago 2, Brooklyn 0 Washlnglon 3, Chicago 2 (night) with a sub-par 88 for a 38-hole yesterday as fLrllt baseman Ray Mack (2) of the Indians waite tor but there were intimations by ning blow which came with two Plllsburgb 10, New York 5 (night) Philadelphia 5, St. Loul. 4 (night) the Vera Cruz Mexican club, dis Boston 3, Cincinnati I (nlah!) (Onl y games scheduled ) total of 133 to snatch the lead tbrow from Cleveland catcher Frankie Hayes, The Yankee coaeh It some that there were "no Philadelphia 5, St. LouIs 2 (nl,h\) out. The triumph extended Chi Today" PILcher. closed here yesterday that he and from Mil!;e Turnesa yesterday and Red Roite, (AP WlREPHOTO) strings" attached to the deci cago's winning streak to five To •• ,'. PIlcher. Cleveland al New Yorlt-FeUer (8-4) Alfonso Pasquel had offered Stan pace the field by one stroke at sion. straight and snapped a three-in Bro.klyn al Chl.ara-Head (3-2) 9s, vs. Marshall (2- 1) Musial, St. Louis Cardinal out ChIpman (1-2) Delrolt at Boot.n-Newhouser (9-1) VB. the halfway mark in the Phila Field director Rice asserted the a-row string of the Dodgers. New York .t PlilobDr.b - Kennedy Dobson (6- 1) fielder, $65 ,000 advance payment delphia Inquirer $15 ,000 invita players did not announce the bal There was no resumption of the 3- 2) vs. Ostermuener (4-1) St. Louis al Philadelphia-Potter (4-4) if he would sign a five-year Mex Philadelphia al 81. Loalo (nlrhl) - vs. Marchlldon ((7-5) tion golf tournament. P,ep .Calches Bartolo Confident Conn loting-that remained a secret and fisticuffs which highlighted the Hugh es (O· ~ ) vs. Barrett (0-1) Cbl ••,. at Wuh'ln.t.n (2)-Lce (2-3) ican league contract. Finishing four hours after the players were keeping it mum. ' H~U~: (:,~) CID'IDD&U - Lee (f-3) vs. and Lopat (3-4) vs. Nl gsellng (3-2) and Cub's recent visit to Brooklyn. Leonard (5-01 The advance payment wouLd Turnesa posted his 69 for a total, The "no strike" decision came Dixie Walker and Ed Stanky, have included a bonus, first and of 134, the Bethesda, Md., pro with suddenness after three days Dodger participants in the Ebbets last year salaries,' Owen said. fessional stroked his way to the of tenseness and confUSion, during field brawl, were greeted with F:w ~~ ( ~~~~~ w~~ Will Hold Edge Musial announced in St. Louis front as the original starting Pep went work down t,he which divided expressions came boos and catcalls from the large Illinois Gains Favor Thursday that he had turned down field of 138 was reduced to 60 to from the pLayers. A strike seemed crowd in their initial appearance Keller's Bunt stretch of a 15-round fight last GREENWOOD LAKE, N. J, the offer, players for the final 36 holes to in th cards Wednesday night when to the plate. Owen, former Brooklyn catcher, day and Sunday. Scores of U8 the Pirates played Brooklyn. For NCAA Meeting night. to catch up with Sal Bar-I (AP)-BilIy Conn continued to Box score: also revealed that three members or less qualified for the cham At that time, gulldslII&n Mur tolo, to k nock him out in 12 look great against his sparring Br ....lyn. AD It II Chlcaro AS It H of the Boston Braves had dis pionship finish. phy announced the Pirates, by a Stanky, 2b 3 0 0 Hack, 3b 2 0 I MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Top Beats Indians rounds and win undisputed pos- partners yesterday, and his man Hennan, 3b 4 0 0 Johnson, 2b 3 0 0 cussed Mexican contracts with show of hands, had voted to play Noteworthy amon&, the non Galan, II 3 0 I Lowrey, II 4 0 0 track news of the past week him, but he would not ' identify session of the world feathcr- ager, Johnny Ray, expressed con BrooklYn so as not to disappOint Walker, rt 4 0 I Cavar'lla. rt 4 0 I qualifiers, all with 151 tof.lls, Stevens, Ib 3 0 I Rickert, cf 3 0 0 boomed out of Champaign, llli- them. He said that a Brooklyn weight championship in Madison fidence that that the Pittsburgh the fa.ns, but he said they would NEW YORK (AP) - Charley were Sam Snead of Hol Sprliics, Whitman, cf 4 0 I Waitkus. Ib 4 0 I outfielder also had been contacted refuse to pla.y the Giants lut Reese, " 3 0 0 McCul'gh, c J I 0 nois as the University of Illinois Keller hammered his eleventh Va.. (76-75), Frank Stranna Square Garden, Pep scaled 126 ; kid would retain his keen fight Anderaon, c 3 0 0 Sturgeon, 8$ 4 0 I squad ran away with the Western recently concerning a jump to han, Toledo amateur, (75-'76) . Bartolo 125 1{, ing edge right up to the momen~ nJght. Hatten, p 3 0 0 Passeau, p 4 t % home run of the year yesterday, Conference champiol\ship by a Mexico. and Dick> Chapman. Mamaron, he steps into the ring with Joe All except ball players were Taking command alter letting Loui on June 19. T.tal. lit t 4 Tlt.l. SO ~ fi margin of 35 points, and pro- but it was his bases ioaded bunt Owen and Pasquel were here eck, N. Y., former NaUonal ama barred from the Pirate meeting Brooklyn ...... 000 000 000-0 . in the eleventh inning that en'! Boston Sal set oCf all his Iire- In six rounds against three spar until the entry of Rice. Manager Chicago ...... 000 000 002-% duced SIX brilliant individual to buy livestock, teur champion (76-75). Err ... - Sianky, Hatlen. Hack. Baa. champions including a world abled the New York Yankees to Scoring honors for the second crackers through the tirst seven ring partners, Mickey McAvoy, Frank Frisch, before the session batted In-Passeau 2. Home run-Passeau. I defeat the Cleveland Indians, 6-5, got under way, personally asked Sacrlfl... - Stevens, Rickert. Hack., record-breaker in dusky Herb Mc round went to tall Vic Ghezzi of essions, Willie the wisp from Frank Poreda and Jimmy Smith, D.uble play- Reese, Sianky and Stevens. Kenley whose rhythmic and im Johnny Murphy, fourth and MUl'phy to leave, explaining 'this Left 6; 8. Knoxville, Tenll. A member of Hartford, Conn" caught up with Conn showed at his bcst, slippinc .Il b••• o-Brooklyn Cblcago winning pitcher, walked to start meeting is for players only." II.... .n ball. ;-Hatten 3, Passeau 2. mense stride took him over 4.40- Vince DiMaggio Sold the old guard of touring pr~, scores of punches and dealing out 8Irl .... ul. - Hatten 3, Passeau 4. HII b, ~ d f ' d . 48 2 d, the 11th and Steve Souchuck ran the Boston baUltr in the nInth plcnty of misery with a whilt- Murphy wanted a National pilcher-by Hatten (McCullough). Wild Yor s 0 CiO ers In . secon . Ghezzi stuck a 65 to his opening Labor ReLatiorls immediately to pUcll-HaUen. Somewhat ironically, MeKenley for him. George Stirnweiss 70 for laS-good for third place and went on from there to !lat- ling left. determine whether the guild set up a new world mark, but bunted and an hands were safe To Minors by Gianls and a tie with Turnesa .fur the ten Bartolo at 2 minutes, 41 sec- would be the team's bargaining Phils Defeat Cards did not lower the NCAA record when pitcher Pete Center's throw lowest round of the tournament onds of the 12th. agent. ST, LOUIS (AP)-Frank Mc of 46.1 seconds set by Archie Wil to second pulled Lou Boudreau PITTSBURGH (AP) - New to date. • Thus wiping out one of the dual Louis Runs Daily The implication in the players' Cormick's third-inning horne run liams of California in 1936, He off base. Tommy Henrich also York Giant Manager Mel ott la~ Johnny Bulla of ClIicago and championships on the books in POMPTON LAKES, N. J, (AP) vote-and the management's un with the bases loaded off start will aim at this June 21-22 dur bunted safely, loading the sacks. night announced the sale of out husky Clayton Heafner of Char the battling between the New - Joe Louis, favorite to retain hIs derstanding- was that the strike ing pitcher Johnny Beazley pro ing the NCAA meet at Minne Keller then dropped a ball in fielder Vince DiMaggio to the San lotte, N. C., with 136 were three York Boxing commision and the heavyweight crown when he meets threat definitely was over, One duced a 5-2 vlctory for the Ph.il apolis in the University of Min front of the plate to register Sou Fxatlcisco Seals of the Pacific strokes off Worsham's pace. Bulla National Boxing association, the Billy Conn on June 19, already chuck with the tie-breaking run. player said: adelphia Phillies last night over nesota's Memorial Stadium, around Coast league. added a smart 86 to his first determined little fighting man has run 402 miles getting ready Box score: The eldest of the three DiMag. "The strike is over for keeps," the St. Louis Cardinals In the two curves. round par 70, while Haefner reg from Connecticut put one 126- for Lhe bout. Cleveland AD It H Now York AB R H gios was in his tenth season of Murphy implied, however, that opening of a lour-game series. Prognosticators who a week Boudreau, ss 5 1 2 Stirnw·ss. 3b 4 3 2 istered his second consecu ti ve 6it pound king on the throne where Louis, who did no boxing yes he would not accept this until "I Ken Ratrensberger, In earning ago were wllllnl' to concede Woodllng, cf 5 0 I lIen rich, rf 4 0 I major league baseball, a tenure two have been ruling the roost tErday, ran 162 miles in West Fleming, 1b 5 0 I Keller, If 6 1 4 divided among the Boston Braves, have talked with some of the play- his first pitching victory of the Southern CaUfornla the team Edwards. rf 4 0 0 DIMaggio, cf 4 0 I May Play Football since Henry Armstrong's heyday Baden, Ind" where he started ers," • season, held the Redbirds to five trophy In the NCAA meet com Seerey, If 5 I 2 mllen, Ib 5 0 0 Philadelphia Phillies and Pitts Ross, 3b 4 0 I Gordon, 2b 5 0 2 The sprinting spe~d which en back in 1938. h'aining on Feb. I. He came here Inr UP at Minneapolis have had. burgh Pirates, He never played scattered hits and was on h is KGromek 0 0 0 Robinson, c 5 1 I abled Rex Ploen to run 100-yards April 30 and has done six miles way to a shutout until the ninth to revise their estilll&tel fob Keltner, 3b 0 0 0 RJz.zuto. 58 5 0 0 in the American league where his Happy Pirates Win Hayes, c 3 1 0 Bevens, p 2 0 0 brother Joe is a star for the New in :09.8 may help the Iowa foot daily since, PITTSBURGH (AP) - The inning when Buster Adams con atanUallY alnce Leo Johnson's Mack. 2b 4 I I Russo, p 0 0 0 Embree, p 2 I I tWo John'n I 0 0 York Yankees and Dom, the ball squad. Before PLoen left for Pittsburg Pirates laid aside ti'\eir nected for a home run and scored Ullnl athletes put Ion their con V. John'n, p I 0 0 Gumpert, p 0 0 0 youngest, is a Boston Red Sox his home in Shelby, he checked union . troubles, hit safely in behind Enos Slaughter, ' vlnclnr display of talent at uMeyer I 0 0 ..Lindell . 0 0 0 Champalm, Center, p 0 0 0IMurPbY, p 0 0 Q standby. out a paIr of football shoes-and every inning, and whipped the Krak·ska., p ~ ~ ~ ...Sol/chock ~ ~ ~ DiMaggio, a long ball but short had a cordial invitation from Dr. New York Giants, 10-5, at Forbes Braves Romp, 3-1 ,!he possibility looms that llli- Tolals S9 G 9 T.tal. 41 6 11 average hiUer, went hitless in 25 Eddie Anderson to report for drill Field last night, A threatened CINOINNATI (AP) _ Mort nOls may capture enough first xRan for Ross in 11 th ""Balled for V. Johnson In llth. trips to the plate lor the Giants. Aug, 19. A l55-pounder, Ploen strike by the Bucs over union Cooper set Cincinnati down with places to offset the all-around :.Balled for Ru.so in 7th. might fit in as spot:s runner. recognition was called off an hour three hits last night as the Booton ~~Ij~~~ of the admittedly potent ..Batt ed lor Gumperl In Dth. Sun Mon Tues before game time, Attendance zzzRan (or Murphy In 11th. Jerry Niles Signs Braves de~eated the Reds 3-1 be- ~n ~e basis of the revise.! Cleveland ... > ...... 001 130 000 06-5 c:-:>~ was 16,884. New York ...... 001 110 200 01-6 I fore a paymg crowd of 19,898. "Who's Who" tabulation presented Error. - Ross. Flemlna:. Cent~r. Buna Pro Grid Contract baUed In - Boudreau, DIMaggio. Seerey, ENGLERT. LAST DA,,( • here wi th, the mini njve the out Robinson, W~odllng 2, Fleming, Keller 4. Washington May Run Jerry Niles, Iowa quarterback One ot Bing's Newsom Beats SOX standing men in the nation to Two bas. IIllo-Woodl1nl:, Keller, Flem Dick Washington, Iowa sprinter ing. Home ran. • - Seerey. Robinson. Kel of 1945 and one of the leading ALXNLADD WASHINGTON (AP) - Bobo date in five events, Herb Mc ler. Sacrltlcel - Embree, SUrnweiss, who competed in only the two forward passers in the league, has VERONICA LAKE Newsom, making his first start Kenley's 20.6 seconds for the 220- Hayes. D.uble ~I&y - Henrich and Rlz· :April relay meets during the out zuto. Len on ba. et-CLeveland 7; New signed a contract with the New "BLUE DAHLIA" Brightest. .. since returning to the Senators, yard dash in the ConfFrence meet York 12. a.,es 00 ba.Ua-Bevens I, Em· door season, still hopes to race brec 3. V, Johnson 1, Murphy 2, Gum· York Giants for pro football. He held Chicago to two si ngles las t is by .4 seconds the fastest known "Doors Open 1: 15-10:00" now that his knotted leg muscle pert 1, Cent.er 1. 8trlkeout.s-Bevens 1. will report {or drill Aug. 8 In night as Washington won, 3 to 2. official tinie In this evlmt this Embree 3, Murph y I, Gumpert 2. Hila ""I-t ~Ick apparently is OK. Washington is season, His rClRord timlf in the oH Bevens 6 In 4 1-3 Innings. of{ Russo Superior, Wis. Niles, who re 2 In 22-3; of( Gumpert 0 In 2; of! Mur· turned from war service to play II chI. you working out, with the possibility 440 is 1 'h second~ superior to that phy 1 In 2: off Embree 8 In 8 1-3; oU V. that he will compete in the Na Six Double Lettermen of his nearest contender-Hugh Johnson I In I 2-3; 011 Cente r 1 in 0 last fall after an absence of seven Illia! (none out In lIlh); oIL Krak a.uskas 1 In years , from the gridiron, com ional Collegiates at Minneapolis, Six Iowa athletes in 1945-46 Short of ~ichlgan. Bob Reh O. HII lIy PItcher-by Embree (Hen Minn., June 21 and 22, rich). Wln.lnr Pitcher-Murphy; L•• lnr pleted 35 percent of hIs pasSes won the major letter in two sports. berg's scorching 1:52.3 · in the 880 Pllchor-Center. "'ootball and track was the com at Champaign last Saturday is for 889 yards in Iowa's nine games, FURNITURE AUCTION bination of Paul Fagerlind, John more than 2 seconds taster than A's Trip St, Louis Hunter, Dan Sheehan, and Nelson the next best half mUe time- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Smith. Ralph Katz combined foot 1:54,7 by Alvah Meeker of Col Philadelphia Athletics tripped the ball and swimming and Herbert gate. George Walker of lllinois St, Louis Browns, 5-4, in the Fresh Dressed Poultry TODAY Wilkinson basketball and track. shares with Harrison Dillard of tenth inning before an estimated • Ph.ne )'our orderl 10:30 A. M. at Baldwin-Wallace ·the best figure crowd of 20,000 last night, . so far this year in the 220-yard We Deliver. 1124 NORTH DODGE ST, low hurdles-23,2 seconds, DWigh. , tops in the high jumping depart JOHNSON HATCHERY 7tK including beds, dresstl", dining Eddleman's 6 foot 6 7/8 leap t n room set, rugs, chairs,' miscella a dual meet against Purdue Is m~e~n;t.======~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~ neous items. Anyone having fur niture to sell may bring same, BERNICE MUELLER, Owner "Doors Open 1:1J-9:U" J. A. O'Leary, Auctioneer aJ:Il:t':"~ : '.,. .. TO.DAY ~:::AYtI JOAN -"Oll~ "IIIE IT I IILLlG.!" " Z FIRST RUN HITS - Z ... ._-- HERE'S THAT RASCAL! USUE~% ALOA IARN WHILI YOU L•• RN ' - - I '.. A 'IKILL .OR 'RA•• .
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