• Thanks, But No 'Tanks' ~ The Weather Today - INDIANAPOLIS (JP) - Tbe Broad Ripple Arnerlean Partly cloudy and moderately warm today Lellon pOSt dlcln'~ fleare wlUt the lenerOlllty of Ute war dePlrimenl whea It ..ked lor a lIOaYenir to decorate and tomorrow. Scattered thundershowers &he lawn. TIle Lerionnalres were hoplnl for 80me llmall weapon. extreme north portion tomorrow after Ba& the)' cot • 15-ton M-5 tank. And now they have to OWQI1 at noon. High today, middle 80's. Low to IIpre oat bow to cd It from Ute frel,bt )'ards to tbelr Established 186S-Vol. 80. No . '24S-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. luly 17, 1948--Five Cents post wiUtout nlninl cI.)' atree&.. night; 66-72. Yesterday's high was 86. Mundt (ails for Supplement Mundt Relaxes Before Speech To (Iarify Monroe Doctrine Jews, Arabs To Halt By ()LETE Wn..EY Calling for an " American doctrine" that I, at least the secre· tarY of state can understand," Rep. Karl Mundt (R- D) ad dJ1'll8ed a uromer session audience·on the west approach to Old Capitol last night. - ~tundt outlincd six points in hill American doctrine "to sup plement the Monroe doctrine." Fi'ghting In 1. He called for a declaration by Jerusale m both major parties to "help those capable of dlrect resistance to ag Six Drown as Car gressive moves." Our help before the Italian elections was one ex Communist Boss UN (ease-Fire for All Fronts Russ Slate Fighters iopples into Ditch ample, he said. Munat called such a program TogliaHi Reported "the best bargain for peace ever Filled with Water seen." He said it would cost less Accepted by Jews;·Arabs Quiet ~~~9~r:!n :::ra~~s; over a period of 10 years than the 'Holding His Own' NEW SHARON {IP) - Six farm first thirty minutes of the next CAIllO (JP}-Arabs and Jews ,irls were drowned yesterday war. The cost of failure would be ROME (A') - Oxygen and Am agreed last night to stop fighting many Arab civilians and soldiers BERLIN (.4') - The Russian. when the car in which they were so prodigious the items couldn't erican-made peniciUin were ad in the Holy Cily of Jerusalem. were seen yesterday fiel!ing announced yesterday their fighter riding got too near the edge of a be calculated, he said. minstered last night to Commu It was reported officially in northward toward the Lebanese planes would train in the air cor rock road east of here and rolled nist Boss Palmiro TogUatti. Doc Amman, capital of Trans-Jordan, border from the Nazarelh district. ridor used by the western powers z. Mundt praised oar Informa to fly supplies to Berlin. into a deep water-filled ditch. tion program abroad. He asked tors said he is holding his own. {hat the Arab league political This came as the United States Sherilt Dwight Mateer identi that it be well financed ana have Togliatti, shot Wednesday by a committee had agreed to a cease Dr. Mary Godfrey dispatched 60 B-29s - the plane fied the girls as: an able director. He also backed Sicilian assassin. developed pneu fire in the city effective a~ mid the exchal'\lle of student personnel mania Thursday night, mostly in night, Greenwich mean time, (6 that burned out Japan - 10 Brit H e I e 11 Van Kampen, 11, and includ.ed teachers and farmers his right lung. p. m. Iowa time) last night. To Treat Lepers ain on a "short" training mission. daalhter of Evere" Vaa kamp- In the exchange program. He had been reported weaken The Israeli government prcvi The training trip greatJy builds ell. On Hawaiian Isle "Friendship can hold the lines ing. His wife, Senator Rita Mon ously said it was prepared 10 ac up U.S. air strength in the Europ ean area just when Russia is Geraldine McMahon, 15: Ro of peace," he said. tagnana, a nd student-son, Aldo, cept a United Nations truce on all By JIl\( PLATT wana McMahon, 14; lIa Rath 3. Abandon remnants of the hurried to his bedside {or an Palestine fronts and cease-fire in threatening 10 put the squeeze on An Iowa City woman doctor is western allied air travel in the McMahon, 12 r.nd CaroUne lIe Morgantheau plan, Mundt de hour's visit. Jerusalem provided the Arabs did going 4,000 miles to pracUce medi Mahon, 6, an daarblel'll or Gel' manded. They can wreck the Dr. Pietro Valdoni, one of the Ukewise. There was no word from Berlin corridors. cine in a leper colony. The Russians warned the Amer aiel McMahon, a nel,hbor or pea~, he said. Calling it a plan three physicians attending Tog~ the Arab league committee regurd~ (Dally )o",on pholo by Uerb Nlpaon) She is Llr. Mary Beth Godfrey, icans and. British their fighters Van Kampen. to keep 70 million farmers where liatti, was asked whether he Ing a cessation of fighting in areas AFTER ARRIVING BY AUTO, Rep. Karl Mundt (R-SD) relaxed 31, 630 Bowery street, a 1944 grad would. go aloft from airfields at Mona McMahon, 15, dalllhler there are no farms, he emphasized thought the Communist leader had outside the Holy City. The cdm uate of the SUI college of medi- the need for integrating German In his hotel fO m before a.ddresslns a summer session I\udlence Koethen, Dalgow and. Branden .r Donald McMahon and .. coa a chance to survive. He replied: mittee is in session in Lebanon, CIOC. indutsry with the rest of Europe. here last nIght. on tbe west approach to ~Id Capitol. "Yes, by all means." burg, west and southwest 01 Ber lin of the other McMahon rlrls. (Count Folke Bqrnadotte, UN Dr. Godfrey will spend one lin. U.S. operations men said the The Morgantheau plan for Ger Italy's seven-million member mediator, lcaves Lake Success by Sheriff Mateer said the accident many was as improbable as pros year in the Hawaiian islands as Russians told them the fighters labor confederation, eanwhile, plane today for Rhodes, his head a staff physician at the Kalaupa occurred only abou t a quarter of perity in the United States with began to crack up over the ilL will be flying between 7 a.m and a mile from the Van Kampen out Pennsylvania, he said. quarters. In a statemenl lasl nigh~ pa leper colony on Molokai. 7 p.m. fated\ 36-hour general strike wbich he said he sent messagcs to bOlh Founded in 1873 by lhe famed There seemed to be no doubt farm home. 4. Mandt aUacked tbe supply Capitol Stage Ready ended at noon. sides notifying them of the 9 a. m. Belgian priest, Falher Damien, Miss Van Kampen was driving, Ing of guns and other armaments Italy's anti-Communist labor among American military men cease-fire order tomorrow for all the (.'olony is known throughout that the Russian announcement the sherif1 said, and had just to Russia and the dismantling 01 leaders called for an autonomous Palestine I1ghling. the world. was another "harassing tactic." picked up the other girls to take German war plants which, he said, union "free of all party influen !hell) to a 4-H club meeting. For Command Show (He also told lhcm that at the A former member of the Oak They stressed that the Russian were being taken to Russia. He ces," The only survivor of the trag emphasized Russian need for ma They sent a stimy-worded let start of the truce he would havc dale sanatorium starf, Dr. God announcement was not affecting edy, Mateer said, was Iva May chine tools as "their big lack." Let WASHINGTON (IP)_ apitol scene shifte,·. set the stage yes ter to the confederation's Com no peace observer to help him. He frey says her work among the the air shutUe into the blockaded Van Kampen, 5, a sister of Helen. us trade with the Russians, he said, terday for a command pel'!'onnance by con
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!nab Thunday night. h d ~ A form r tar outfield I' for tha manager of the club for more New York Yankees, Chapman 'Dusty Cooke' tban three ye rs. He succeeded joined that club to 1930 in bis Fred Fitzstmmons on June 30, first major league job. Later he 1945. w s with the Washington Sena Temporary The Phils fjnished last se on tors, the Boston Red Sox, and the In a tie for eventh plac . This Cleveland Indians. year with additional amounts key to Montreal to look over farm ott replied: "Maybe it is a new year they climbed into toUllth Cooke, the Phil's new tempor based on attendance figures. club material immediately after- manager/' .. place for one day a few weeks ary mana,er, was hired as the In ClnelOanl, where Brooklyn ward. His first Intimation of the Yesterday when reporters asked 3 Ie Helsters. Successor ago but yesterday they were to club's trainer in January, 1946, at President Branch Rickey aD- change, he said, was when he Ott if his resignation was his own seventh place, 11 lengths out of Chapman's suggestion. He was nounced Durocher's nsiKtlotion reached New York Thursday and Idea, Mel smued wllnly and re ST. LOUIS (iP) - Ben Chap first place going into IOet night's advanced to coach this year and simultaneously with PresldeDt was met by a Rickey emmissary plied "partly." man was dismissed a manaler of lame. Ila~ been coaching at first base. Horace Stoneham's revelation of who told him to report to the In 41~ Round" the Philadelphia Phillies yester the Giant cltanl'e, no mentJon Dodger president's office. The reasons for Durocher's de- (Special to the Dally 10w.. 1 day in a sudden move that caught * * * Wall made of the terms 0 hot- cision to change jobs remained the enUre team by surprise. ton's contract. Stoneham and Durocher met to secret. Loqy.acious Leo insisted CEDAR RAPIDS - Three 10111 Coach Allen (Dusty) Cooke, Although the formal statements discuss terms last night and Dur- that his reTations with Brooklyn City tennis stars copped thir4 Chapman's close friend faT 20 By HUGH FULLERTON of the club preSidents said the ocher then went to Brooklyn to management had been the ' best round victories yesterday in meIs'. singles play of the Iowa years, waS named as hi. tempor NEW YORK (JP) - In a move negotiations all had taken place give Rickey his resignation. but that he always had admired statt ary successor. as startling as it was sudden, the since Wednesday noon, there were The first sunestlon that Ott Ott, Stoneham and the Giant or open tennis tournament here. Club Presid nt R. M. Carpen New York Giants yesterday re other indications that the denl would quit as Giant ma.na&,er ganization. Shotton, a "Rickey Ken Cline defeated a Unlven!ty ter Jr. called Chapman into his moved Melvin Ott, the Club's had been brewing for several days came about ten da.ys a&,o when man" Ior many years, came out of of fowa varsity net player, BiD hotel suite here to adVise him that manager since 1942, and installed and that, it least to some extent, he and toneham met to dl8c\lss retirement just at the start of J 94'1 Crain, 9-7, 6-2 while Dr. CIIrk he was making the change. After in his place swashbUCkling Leo OU's resigflation was given under the III1'hl of the club, which ganizatiOh. ShottOn, a "Rickey man Millikan edged by Melvin SIniGa, ward both said they were parting Durocher, who was released as pressure. has been waUowl~ around In for many years, came out of re- Chicago, 6-4, 7-5. as good friends. pilot of the Brooklyn Dodgers to Durocher, who piloted the No- fourth and firth place. tirement just at the start of 1947 In the day's big · upset, loWl "I want to put the facts 01 the lake the job. tional league all-star team at SI. Asked what the . club needed season to take over the Dodger City's Ken Donelson crUJbecl llu ," Car peRt told n wsmen The Dodgers, aequiescing in Louis Tuesday, was sent by Ric- mosL to stay in the pennant race, management. fourth-seeded Burt Lynch of Pe late!. "We ha ve d cided on II this unprecedented mid-season oria, TIl., 6-3, 6-2. crumie. As a matter at fact, Ben change ot managers, recalled 63- * * * * * * * * * Another Hawkeye player, BiD and I d ided between our elv s year-old Burt (Barney) Shotton, Ball, pressed second-seeded Ted that a change mieht help." their pennant winning leader last Hainline of Rock Island before Carpenter d lined to give a season, to replace Durocher. bowing to the Northwestern ace, 6-4, 7-5. more specitic rellson for his deci The traDact~ 'm. completed sion Of to indicate whom he had within a 24 -hour period, took Roger Kroth, 1948 Iowa frOllr In mind to tak over as the per effect Immediately with Shotton star, teamed with Chris WillialllJ, manent m nager. He s id Chllp nyln&, to Clnc:lnnati to ta.ke Winfield, K.an. to advanee to the man would b paid his full salary over the Brooklyn club at ClD third round of the men's doubItJ tllr the r mainder of the year. clnnaU ye terday afternoon and competition with an easy wiD Chapman called his coaches and Durocher nyinc from New over Joe Becker and Bob Barker, players together and told them York to Plltsburrh to I'Ulde the Waterloo, 6-2, 6-1. th news. He said the three GIants In a nl,ht &,ame. Jack Fletcher, another low. co ches and eight at the players The quick change thus brought freshman hopeful, joined fted wept. to an end the "McGraw era" at Gable, Cedar Rapids, to whip Th 39-year-old Chapman said Giant managership, for Ott was Robert Gansky and Glen Linde, th ehanie came as a complete the last of the players who came Waterloo, 6-2, 6-3 In second round surpl'lSe to him and that he did to the Giants while John McGraw men's doubles play. not quit. "I'm not a quiller," he managed e club. At the same Ball and Jim Netolicky, CedJr laid. "1 wa I t out." He add d, time it ght In an agressive, Rapids, captured their first round however. that "Mr. Carpenter Is noisy manager of the McGraw men doubles match, downing Ji!I the best friend I've ever hlld in type. Allen and Don Olmstead, Des ba eball. nd I appreciate every Ott, who joined the club as a Moines, 6-1, 8-6. (Ar Wlr.pholo. thing he has done for me." IIAP fA NOT IIAGRJNED - Thal's B n Chapman (left) 16-year-old "bOy wonder" in 1926 Chapman, whos Phils had lost and never has been associated with Cards Ruin Cooke Debut mlllnr 0 bro dly shortly after he was dlsml ed as man&a'er of 5&ven straight games until Dutch any other team, will remain in ST. LOUIS UP) - The St. Louis the J'Wlad Iphla Phlllles. Here he talks Ihln&'s over with hi uc Leonard pitched them to [I 3-1 the Giants' organization in an Cardinals btoke out ot their bit· verdict over Ih SI. Louis Card- ce or, Allen (Ou~ly) Cooke. undetermined capacity, although ting slump and spoiled. Lhe man· he r signed as manager. He will agerial debut ot Allen {Dustyl erve out the term or his con Cooke last night as they walloped Lract, which runs through 1950, the Philadelphia PhiUies, It to 2. 0 litter Laking II brief vacation. Relief Pitcher Ted Wilks blanked Catds , Play IMAJOlls~ Durocher was hired for the the Phils for the last four innllll! remainder at the 1948 season and and batted in three runs with. AMERI AN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAG E sixth-inning double. 1'\ . I.. PM'. G.n. W. I•• PCT. G.ft. tor 1949 under the exact terms (AI' Wlr.pboto) Clev.land .. •. • .•.• 41 211 .(118 00 10. ..••. 4H 'I .~8 called lor in his Brooklyn con .1'526 THE NEW AND rnE OLD - Facing a crowd of reporters, Mel Ott (left) and Leo Durocher ,Ive the Aurora Here .Gl8 tract. This was understood to give details of the ba ebaJl shake-up whereby Durocher su ceeded Ott as manl&&,er 01 the New York Giants Chisox Nip Nats, 3·2 ~:;::!~t. :::::··n :~ lTI ~:: ;~:I!~uit ::: :::: -':: ::~ =~ .MIl him a basic ~alary of ,$45,000 a WASHINGTON '(JP) - Frank The Iowa City Cardinals will : •403 and Burt Shottoll took over the BrookJyn Dodgers' reins• Delroll ...... BD 40 9'\0 .....••...... m ~1~~ln~~;~ ·. :'7 ~ .~G:I Papish and Howie Judson rusbed face Aurora in a double header W "orion ...... 83 la . II~ II III. I.... ul...... 0 40 ".87 17'~ Phll.dolphla . ... 57 4S .403 to the rescue of Marino Pieretti tonight at Kell y ri Id. The (II'S! lllearo ...... I 6Il .a·l. U Chl"r. •• .. .. S3 4~ .4tS ,am will b gin at 8 p.m. l'nllrdlY'. ltuuU. V •• lerda1'. Jh: .lilt last nigh t to squelch a ninth inn· ROllon 12, Chlc-ara .0 ing Washington rally as Chlcl(D Paul R b rry and Don Dannen t. J..oula 10. eow "ork .. BrGulllyn 4, Jue.lnnaU I BOJiiIOI) II. Detron B HI, Lout 8. J"'hlladelphla = Announce SUI A's Blast Feller Indians, ~ 10 :5 defeated the Senators, 3-2. will dr:lw the pitchto.: ossl,n , Chluro 3. W. "In,lo. "! .w York al 1'111 burrh (po Iponed) ments for th two seVCll Inning J-h6I'delphla. IV. City • nd 5 Toda)", ItJtcben contests. Today', Pheher. N",., yod.. at Pltbburrh-Jent:ta (1 .. IU Ya. t Loulit at New Yurk-Slephtna (~ ..... ) Ollermueller (6-2) Boston Nips Tigers, 5·3; ENDS TODAY Tbe Cards, currently ~Ied for ••. Lopal (1.~J Brooklyn al ClneinnaU "I-It•• (4-11 (age Schedule Lou Brissie Wins Jui In the western division. 01 O.lroll 01 n.I.o - '1'lIe" (e·5) .... and 8r.n.. ( 10-6. or as.hr",•• (l-I ) ••. Dillinger Stars as DOUBLE WESTERN Kinder 1:1·41 t •• (1·1) .nd Webmeler (~-~) The addition of eight non-confer Joe Dobson Wins 11 th the National .ttball lea.rlle, Cle",land at I)blladelpbla - BeardeD Bo ten at Chlc.aI'O - .... bn (1-6) " •. LAUREL &, HARDY ence games has lllied the Univer will be play Inc te the lirai (7.:t) 'VI. Coleman (I.. f;) I1tUIlD~r ( ... &1 As Athletics Climb 'BOSTON (IP) - The Boston Cblea,o at Wuhh~lhn--oettet (2 .. 5) VJ. f1hUa.dlllpbla at 8t. Loul - Donnelly Yankees Fall, 10-4 sity of Iowa's 1948-49 varsity bas (.IP) - HIDe In two weeks on lhe home WYDD (7·9) 5-1) VI. Ulek on (G'7) PHILADELPHIA Bob Red Sox made it three in a row ketball sch dule at 20 games, Di Feller, booed in his first start fleW. recetor Paul Brechler announced over the Detroit Tigers yestel'day NEW YORK {JP) - Bob Dilling Aurora jumped to filth in the since declining to play in the all er went on a batting rampage yesterday. sLar game, lastC<:l only a third of as Joe Dobson chalked UfO his 11th eettM' conference with ow kend deC :It yesterday with a bases-loaded The season will open Dec. 1 pitching win by a 5-3 margin. of six th place Chicago, 0-2, at Dodgers Win for Shofton, ·4·2 agato!;t Omaha Municipal univer an inning lust night as the Phila triple and three singles to spark STARTS SUNDAY Junior Stephens ended the Bos Aurora. sity, a new opponent. Three other delphin A thlelics beat the Cleve the St.' Louis Browns to It 10-4 The Cards are now eight games CINCINNATI (IP) - The Brooklyn Dodgers marked the return of land Indians, 10 to 5. Lefty Lou ton scoring by poling his 18th triumph over the New York Burt Shotton as manager yesterday by routing Ewell Blackwell and newcomers added are Colorado WE DID IT out of first entering the last halt college of Colorado Springs, Ithaca Brissie gave up 10 hits, including homer into the Lefl-center screen Yankees. the CinCinnati Reds, 4-2. against relief pitcher AI Benton of the season. In toni&hl S &ome collcge at Ithaca, N. Y., and West Ken Keltner's 22nd homer with The scrappy third sacker drove LAST SUNDAY\ th y will be se king lo br ok Shotton, who piloted the Dodgers to the pennant last year, arrived ern Reserve university of Cleve two on, in winning his ninth game with none aboard in the eighth. in five runs, scored two and also WE'RE a six game losin, str ak. 45 minutes before game lime to land, O. or the season. Dobson held the Tigers to seven siole two bases as the Browns take over the helm tram Leo Here II Ihe complete schedule: CI.y.land An 1111!l'hlJadeI Phla AD R II hits but spotted them a two-run cuffed Allie Reynolds, Randy Durocher who reslined in order Tribe Wins 6th Straight, Dec. I- Omaha at ]OW8 Clly MJtchell. II . 4 0 1 JOOlII. sa .... 5 1 2 DOING IT AGAIN Iowa Aids Olympics Dec. 4-Colorado Colle,,, .1 low. City Doby. cr .....\ 0 IlIfcCosky. II .. ·1 2 I lead. Gumpert and Spec Shea for 11 to take a similar POt;t with the De<. ll-Cr l,hlDn It ]owa Clly Clark. rI ...•. 1 2 21R. Cole·an. or 5 3 • Th Iowa department of ath Edge Lowly Cubs, 12-10 Starter Art Houtteman gave hits. THIS SUNDAY' New York Giants. De<. 13-lIhac. Colle,e at Iowa CIIY Boudreau ... 4 I 3lFoln. lb .•••• ·1 2 2 letics m de contributions yester Dec. la-Mlch/aln Stale at E. Lanllnll Cordon. 2b. . • I lllfaJelkl. 3b.. 5 I 3 way to Benton after Dam DiMag Young Cliff Fannin started. tor Blackwell held the to CHICAGO (JP) - The Boston 22-Texa. al ]owa Clly Keltner. 3b .. .. I 2 Valo. rt ...... 4 I 2 day tolamn, $2,266.41 to the Do~gers Dec. Christian gio doubled in Tebbetts in the the Browns and allowed but five 2 MORE GREAT one hit for six innings but they Braves yesterday defeated the Dec. 3O-5t. Mary'. (CaIlO at ]owa City Robinson. lb 0 0 DIRosar. c ..• ". 2 0 0 United States OlympiC committee Jan. 3-We tern Reserve at Iowa CII,)' Berardino. Ib 4 0 OSud.r, lb .... 4 0 0 seventh. Stubby Overmlre came hits until the eighth when the Chicago Cubs, 12 to 10, for their MOVIES FROM towards the expense of sending the reached him for a run jn the Jan. S-Purdue al Iowa City Hellan. c " .. I 0 0 Brlssl •. j) .... 3 0 1 In atter Stephens hit for the Yanks scored all of their runs seventh and drove him to cover sixth straight victory and their Jan. Io-Indlana at Bloomlnllton Tipton. c .... l 0 0 Olympic team to London. With Jan. Ir>-Ohlo State at Iowa CIIY Felier, ]> ..... 0 0 0 circuit. with the aid of two errors. Ned YOUR REQUEST the total contributions in, IOwa in the eighth when they scored 11th In 12 gnmes against the Jan. 11- MlnnelOta al Iowa Clly Muncrlel. p .. , 0 0 Garver finished up. Bruins this season. Jan. 22-Norlh .... e tern at Chlc.,Io Sta- KHoman. p . . 0 0 0 ronks well up among univer three times to win. dium A-Tucker . .. tOO , BOX sities helping finance the OlympiC Joe Hatten opened for the Dod The t r e e-s winging contest Feb. 7-Purdue at Lafayette Black. p .... 0 0 0 LAST "The MI'racle gers and the Reds nicked him lor before a Ladies Day crowd of Feb. Ia-Mlnnesol. at Mlnneopolls B-KeJlnedy . . I 0 01 DIRECT FROM N. Y. athletes. Feb. Io-Wlleonlln at Iowa City Two Iiawkeyes, Wally Ris, both their runs In the first frame 21,618 of which 11,189 was actu Feb. 21- D1lnol. at Chlmpal.. TOlal. • .• . SG UO Totall •.•. 88 10 I~ DAY. Of The Bells" when Bobby Adams Singled and ally paid involved 30 players, in Feb. _indiana al Iowa CllY A·Fanned ror KIt.man In 7th ,______....;;...:...... ;.;:._..:..._--1 swimmer,'.and JO Scrapello. wres Feb. 2S-Wlsconlln at Madison BoF.nned for Black In &lh tler, ,are members of the team. Grady Hatton homered. cluding nine pitchers. M1Ir. 8-MlcllJ,ln .t Iowa City Cleveland ...... 100 004 000- 5 Philadelphia , .. ""."" .. 5:11l 101 OOx- IO Errors - Boudreau, Gordon. Keltner. RUM balled In- R. Coleman. Fain 2. I MaleSki 2. Valo 2. Suder. Boudreau. Gor· NOW ends MONDAYI ACADEMY don. Keltner 3. Two buse hit - Joo... Three bajl:e hit- R. Coleman. Horne run Complete New Sho~ AWARD 'ANNOUNCING - Ke)tner. Sacrifice ...:.. Brissle. WINNER I\ATHERINE Last Times Tonite ~ SUNDA~ DOUBLE WESTERN HePBURN CARNIVAL CARTOON BOW ~6M~~J~ I .jI ".!La]_ 2 ¢~~ Weller Standard Service has just .... M that', STARTS SUNDAY hilariously .$ installed a new Chief Wheel Align~ dlfferentl ment Machine--complete to take care of aU makes of cars. C6me in for "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" a free front-end. check-up and inspec Wheel Alignment .~ tion. Our men are factory trained. Wheel Balancing PLUS ENDS IJ Steering Gear & STARTS TODAV CHdLII:S DL I TUESDAY Shock Absorber 2-FIRST RUN HITS-2 . Service iAit WELLBR --1478. ALIGNMENT ANNEX - , 22 0 E. MAR KE T ST , " AL GAULOCHER - MANAGER .. The Iron Curtain
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!.. Churchmen f 0 Attend Use Daily Ipwan Want Ads OFFICIAL DAILY BULtETIN Eureka College Parley ~ ~+~ QiI It..... h. 'he CNIVE.B8JTY CALEN'DAlt or. o.bed.I •• ID lho Prool. Church 'Calendar, Prot. • M. Wlllard Lampe and ~ 40111'. Olll .... Old Copilot II .... ror lb. OENEBAL NOTlCES the Rev. and Mrs. Leon C. Eng WAJITED to BEII1' IIOTICI ... \~,!hoql. I.. d.p•• lt •• wllb lb ••lty editor or Tbe DoU1 loW" I. II•• , . • ,~'W'''OIll 10 East HaU. GII:NEaAL NOTICES ....t b. 0' Th. D.II,. ST. MA11'" CBUacH 10 to Newton Sunday ott~moon to he p land will leave tomorrow for Eu QASSIFIED RATE CARD J.rr..... aDd UDD .b•• to 011l1n1.., the youn .. monied ,roup. C.U FRA.TERNITY wishes house with 'SEcURITY, Advancement, HIgh [@~ JowaD by t p ~ m . ille day preuedlD, tlrst pu.blleaUoD: DoUe ....Ul reka, ill., where they will attend 'l1.i NOT b .....pl.d II,. 1.1.,blD• • oDd m ••1 II. TYPED oa LEOIBLY al. a ••. ".,r. C. H. 1II11.llere. , ..lor 'Mn. W. W. Wheeler. 2'74'. for reoerva- CASH RATE rooms for 15 men. Will contract. Par, foUr weeks va~ation a na '."BITTllN ..d IGNID II, • rOlp ••• lbl. p...... aoy. J . W. S.I.... II ...... , ... or . .1 tloll.. 8:.30 p.m, Ro,u WllUanu fdlow- the annual meeting of the Disci4 Write Box 7H-l, Daily Iowan: yeat: Work in the job you like. Sunday IIIUIH at B. 1 :30. II. 10:15 an", ahlp will meet [or worship and dilcWl- DaJI-JIo per ...... U ' ::10 p.m. Caln pIes of Christ student worken' 1 • I These are the highlights In the VOL. XXIV, No. 248 Saturday, JuJy 17, 1948 11 :30 a.m. Weekday moue. a.m. slon at studellt cent..... 7:15 .,. . in the convent and al 7 : ~ and 8 a.m. In pus vespers on west approach o[ 014 association on the Eureka colle.. MARRIED student wanb 2-rQOl'T\ ,New u: S. Army and U. S. Air lbe church. Novena service$ Thunday C.pltol. The Bev, Robert Sank.. ~ .... • at 3 and 1:30 p.m. Confesalons: Saturday ___ campus. ~utl" ..,...-1.. ,. apartment ~ furnished with Foroe CarH1'. See M/ Sgt. O. A. UNIVERSITY IbIe per CALENDAR at S:30 10 5:30 and 1 to 1:30 p.rn. ; wecok· dar. cooking privileies - before Sell- MeCl"n" Room 204 PoSt Office. days durin, the 1:25 a.m. mau and Iftor JEIIOVAB'S WI'l'NESSES Lampe will lead a seminar, I CtuecuUve ap-llo .. Saturday, JtJly 17 Monday, July 19 thl> Nov.na aervice. UII" So.lb Dlb_que .Ire.' "Teaching College Students." tember 15. Write Box '1 J-I, Daily ;.=' :;::;=:::;::;:;::;:;::;=::;;;;;;;:;::;:;::;===1 Sunday. 4 :30 p.m. Wat.hlower study• .... Del dar. Iowan. 10 a.m. Conference on Speech Laundry Short Course, Iowa FT1day. 8 p.m. Bible study. The Rev. Mr. England. newly PIpre II-word aVerNe per IbIe ST. PATalCX'S CBUaCD IUlpointed pastor of the First FRESHMAN law student and wife Pathology and Hearing Conserva Union. RI ...... r. Patrl." O· ..lIIr , ,~r IODImIllll Ad--a u... STAMP AND COIN tion, Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. The aev . .., ..... J • • aella, ...... , cHcacn OF Jl!SUS Cn1l18T Christian church here. will for desperately nee d furnished Tursday, JuJy 20 pul.r OF LATTEa OAf' SAINTS apartm~nt by September. No chilo. COLLECTORS I I I 8 p.m. University play, Univer 8:30 a.m. Low mass. 8:30 a.m. Hlsh C ..I ...... a .... N• . I lewa V"I .. mUlate a fall program for his CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Laundry Short Course, Iowa moss. 8:30 •.m. Low ma ..: dally "'1-...1 Va.,III. RaDle., br•• eb Itru"eDt SUI student association at the dren, no pets. Will pay up tD sity Theatre. Sund.y. IAI a.m. Sunday ""hoo~ and We'n. jllat rkelved .. wle .t 8 a.m. Salurday ITIAUQ at 1:30<• .01. 150 per Collu.... IDola $-75.00 lor nice apartment. Phone Sunday. July 18 Un10n. ...rament m...,UJ". 1:30 p.rn. Ftreald. meeting . Or .. lor a MouUl sWllmeDt. of IlBmPI and coins, --- ! cottaee m...,Une. Outline study 01 ··Book 8-1605. Wednesday, Jul, 21 ST. THO .. AS IIOall: CBAPi/. 01 Mozman." Norman RoIHS residen~, ealalo'l and aibu.ms. Be&'inner 4 p.m. Guided tour of the Fourth 4ft N. ah.rsIlI ••rIY~ U7 N. Water street. Coralvtlle. ThW'll- {ellowshill. 7-10 p.m. The Rev. and ¥no CUceUatlou DeadllDe 5 p ... HELP WANTED or expert, you'll lind jolt lbe Annual Exhibition of Contempo Laul1dry Short Course. Iowa .... L.OD.r. J. a ..,..... I •• day. 8 p.m. ReUef SOCiety work meetinr Jolni Crall w1Il enlenaln al IDfQl'JllaJ .....ble lor ODe IDcorrect thlD&'· ,eu neeel. Slop IIi today rary Art, Main Gallery, Art BUiid Union. Rev. J. Walk.r lIeBI •••,.,... , ..tor to prepare for bazaar. lawn social at the parson .... 1~ !'forth TEACHER for rural school near ing. 4 p.m. Guided tour of the Rev • • ,.aa Bel.. r, ...... '.r Unn street. lJuerlIon Om, browae. Sunday masses: 6:~5 . 8. ' . 10., nd 11 :30 .u.ct 7:15 p.m. Vesper service, West •.m . W.ekday m_: 8:30. " , and 1:30 ST. PAUL'S LUTHEIlAN CHA.PEL trt.r Ada to DaU, 10... Iowa City on gravel road. Elec Fourth Annua] Exhibition of Con 4" B. Jelre,... Itre~1 EVANGELICAL ,alE CBllaCB tricity, oil burner. Pay at least Approach to Old Capitol (Mac temporary Art, Main Gallery, Art a.m. Holy day masses: 5:~~/I 8. II arid Jab .. F. Cllall •. po.l.r C.ralvlll...... Olll4!e, Eut Ball, er 12: 15 I.m. ConI ...lo ... h.a.rd m 3:30 to Sunday. 8:30 a.m. Sunday school .nd $175.00. Leo Seelmann, Iowa the boo1cshop bride Auditorium in case of un 5 p.m. and 1 to 8:30 p.m. aU Satur- 11:. v. SI.n•. , ..Iar Building. Bible ~Ia.. . 10:30 a.m. DIvine wonblp. Sund.y. 8:45 a.ln. Sunday ..hool. 10:-" U4 E. WaahllJI1!oll favorable weather). d.y.. day. before holy ~ and flnt Topic: "Profit or Lou! " DIAL 4191 City route 4. Phohe Sharon. Friday.. Alao Sundays trdttj 10 mlnut •• un. MorolDe worship. 1 p.m. Junll'r Thursday, July %2 before mall to 5 mJnutHJ ,before- mau. {ellowshlp. 7:40 p.m. Pre-~rvlce prep!" FIRST CHBISTlAN CHURCH meelll\l. 8 p.m. Eveninr worship. SU LOAMI Laundry Short Course, Iowa Newman club .ach TU_y of ""hool FOR SALE y•• r at 1:30 p.m. In the lit/liden., center. (DISCIPLES OF CHIlJ8T) mon o "Qualifications lor Authority." ' :It WHEN ;ou see a big' family, it's a WHER£ to BUY IT Union. !J'7 J ••• aVI ••e p.m. S1nrlplratlon. 'llIunday, 8 p.",. $$$$$$$$$$$$ loaned on cameru, urn the parertts love chil Le.a C. EO,laDd, ,ut.r PraY.T meetin, .1 the church. F.C.Y.r GREEN wool lult and 100% Iray IOOd 6 p.m. Po"'luck Supper and ST. WENCESLAUS /CHuaCH Sunday. 8:30 a.m. Church •• "",,1. 10:30 meellne II p.m. Cholr rehearsal. guns, clothing, jewelry, etc. dren .. , or somethIng. ALWAYS ,.birdine Suit, latter worn II Reliable' Loan. 109 E: Burllnaton EvU7th1n&' In Ph.oto SappU. Partner Bridge, .Universlty Club. 8SI B. Daye ....,.. .tre.' I .m. Momin. wOMlhip and communion. a ' lood l\the at the' Annex. an. E •••r' w. ....U. pul.r Sermon: " Our HeJJI and Our Heaven." a.v. Jo •• pb W. HI ...... pule. Colfee bour will follow ""rvl •••. Mrs. A. Fl. T II:NGLlIH LUTBEaAN ClI\1ao. IIIOnlbJ. Size 9. Dial 5688 till a Friday, July 23 Marllel ••• D .... At SCHARF'S Sunday Masses, 1:31, 't and 10 I.m. A. Kendall In charc.. 1:15 p.m. Univel' q.. It' ..... p.m. BERVICEB ,L1,1CKY ~ou with the new car. Laundry Short Course, Iowa DaU)' muses 1 end ' :30 a.m. Salurday .lty velper service. on west approach to •. II. •••••• r, ...... , Sunday. 8-11:4& • • m. Combllftld service. • Keep the upholstery clean with Iowa City'. urr" Union. conr ...lon . 3 to ~ : 3O p.m .• nd 1 to 8:30 Old Capllol: the Rev. Robert Sanks DAVENPORT and arm chair, Camera Store . p.ln. p"" ••hlne . ··Thll' Posalble You." ~orshl.~ i. J. Hamilton Dawson. prnchll\l. DPERT IADIO BEPADI odorless Fina Foam. Yetter's B p.m. Summer Session Lecture: 9 .• 5·10.... I.m. CI... period. TuaolaY. studio couch and piano, 133 Sta Basement. • S. Dubll4ue Dial 5'745 ...... 1:30 p.m. Women 01 the church (.v.. "Education for World Citizen- FIRST BAPTIST CHUa(lH FIRST CHVaCH OF CHaIST, nina IlrouP). Wedn ...... y. 2 p.m. Women All Mak.. et Ba4IeI " t I dium Park. Call 8-0665 afternoons • CUat •• a.. a.rUe,'.D .treel, SCIINTIST 01 the church (afternoon rroup) . IJId evenings. . Work Ouarantee41 =jiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiii ship," by the Reverend Joseph IUlller B. rDler...... t.r 7t! E. CaUl,. •.... t Sunday, II a.m. WHO radio broadca.t. !'let-lIP DeUn" I~ Fort Newton, West Approach to Sunday. 9:30 a,ln. CI ..... for aU .,.s. IIIT:;;:'.UST CHVacH }lOR SALE: Large apartment lUI. D'YOU DON'T Typewriters )0:30 a.m. Church service of worship and ' :45 • .m . Sunday IiCh901. 1\ a.m. Le.· Old Capitol (Macbride Auditor ••rmon . "I Am Only One." Ju410n lei· lon ... unnon. Nursery. Wednesday. 8 J.n.r•••••• OubaQ •• I'r.. t. building by owner. Will net 20% WOODBURN SOUND and ium in case ot unfavorable wea lowshlp {or youlI& married people wlU pm. Testimon ial meeUne. Dally (exc.pt L. L. ••••lDrte., Investment. Write Box E-I, nmrr Sundays and lelal holiday.) 2 p.m. Pub • . B. Or.Clller I on 7 SERVICE Addln. Maehln. ther). lic readine room. R ••• S ••••• Daily Iowan. DIal 1-1111 both ntlaillen day and at 7 a. m. other days. Call Sunday, ':30 a.m. Church ",,10001. Eada USI IOWAN OLASSU1EDI!I Standa.rd & Portable Saturday. July 24 COJlfMllNITV CHuaCH extension 2811 tor startina time. (SO S. OoverD*r street department meets In separate seaton. "1'IIlOII 10,. Classical and Popular now 9 a.m. Forum led by the Rev Donov •• O. Hart, pa.tor Mornlne wonhlp RTVlce with Available erend Joseph Fort Newton, House ( Sund.y. 9:30 •.m . Sunday ""hOOt. ]0:30 Dr. DUllnln.ton: "The Blbl" Is Hurn8\l." Record Albums YOu. WHO... AU EXJDBmON LD I .m. ~on broadcast OV6 KXIC. DIAL 4191 Frohwein Supply Co. Chamber, Old Capitol. • .m . Service.. sennon: " Daydreams,'" 1:15 P.rn. Vesper service on we .. approaC!b Over 21tO to choose frem WEEK'S WASB The fourth annual exhibition of Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Bible .tudy .nd 10 014 Capitol. Speaker will be the Rev. Tlte album you _nt a' . ID Phone un pr.yer meeUng. Robert Sank •. AU: b Olau'fled We Repair AU Makes Sunday. July 25 contemporary art is on display in SPENCER.'S HARMONY MINUTES the matn gaUery and the art aud S. 4 p.m . Guided tour of the CONOaEGATIONAL CHURCH R~LL at the itorium daily from 9 to 5 and on Cllolon OD. J.II.... D 1Ir•• U FlaST :..:~aa:!~~:-'.~re~:-uaCB Fourth Annual Exhibition of Con 15 S. Dubuque LAUNDROMAT Sunday from 2 to 5 p.rn. Thirty Jaba O. Cral,. po.lor P. H•• I... p.n.... , .....r FOR §ALE temporary Art, Main Gallery, Art Sunday. 10:10 8".,. 'Mornln& wo .... lp. Sund.y. 9:30 a.m. Church school tor It S. Van Buren St. four of the paintings are being S.rmon : ""'ruit. of Thoms and Thl.t1e .... . 1..... of .11 all" . 10:45 a.m. Mornin, Building. Nursery and klndercarten. 5 p.m. Stu- worship. Sermon: "Two Guld.. lrom I'holle I-UBI shoWn In the main lounge of the dent f.llowlhlp guests 0/ Wesl.y founda - God" N 5 30 W tmtn_ 7:15 p.m. Vesper Service, West lion for discussion and su~p. r pro~ ..m . . urs.ry. : p.m. e. Iowa Union. ~ .ur ues ave.. • Approach to Old Capitol (Congre • f.llowshlp lupper and social hour. 7,15 Tours of the snow In the art 1: I ~ p.m. Vespera on w.st approach 10 p.m. lnt.r-.hurch v.sp... on the wen When yOU 8erv,e them Dixie'. WIlO DOt3 IT gational Church in case of rain). Old Capitol. Wedn.sday. 1 p.m. Choir .pproa~h to Old C.pllol. The Rev. 8aItt4 Nuta. These crisp, t~sty auditorium will continue each P1'8ctlce. Women's assocJaUon picnlc "Robert Sanks, speaker, Wednelday. 10 OutstanCiing Furniture Valuesl IICheduled lor this date .anceled. Thurs· a.m. to 5 p.m. Wom.n will h.lp m.ke luill will provide ~he final touch ASHES and Rubbish haulini. (For I n for m aUon rerardl~ Sunday and Wednesday afternoon day. 3·.:90 p.m. Stud.nt f.llowshlp. new drop .. at lh. "hurch. Brln, a sack Ie • wonderful party. Phone 5623. dates beyond this schedule, see at 4 o'clock during the .ummer "Time Out,'· Iced tea. cook I... Inlonnal lun.h. No more wblte cro.. work. q p.m. Westmlnst.r .holr reh.arsal. OWe's Carmel Com Shop '·way noor lamp~, brollH or lvory: complete with bowl reservaUons In the 'Office of the !!esslon. HERB'S pick up. Baggage, Diht President, Old Ca.pitol.) 5 South Dubuque haulini, rubbish. Phone 6981 or ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH and ahade ••• 7.95: BlueD carpet aweeper ••• 7.50: PH. D. FRENCH READING (Amerlean Lutberan CDDteullc.) 77211. EXAMINATION The Da/~ Iowan JObU'OD aDd BloOlDlDl'loD ,he". USED cara for sale. Cash, terms, MIrrora, round ••• 2.00: Porch Gat.. , 6-loot extension ••• GENERAL A. C. Pro.bl. PUllr trade. Ekwall Motor Co., 627 S. The Ph. D. French reading Sund.y. 11 :15 a.m. Sunday ""bool ' :3D examination will be given trom CSTABLISHED 1_ a.m. Stud.nt Blbl. cia... 10 :30 a.m. Dtt Capitol. 3.001 Fol
WORI WANTED Hub·Bub Room lAB! Ilttin, and lewlna. CaD 8471. roRRERT ROOM for student women. 508 N. Dubuque. Call -8-iI66. LOS! AIfD IOUIID fOR RE~: Apartment in town of RlvtrSlde. Dial 9590. HITCH-HIKER left ralrtcoat 11147 Ford while traveIlnr TRANSPORTATION WANTED Cedar Rapids from Iowa City on WOULD liIIe rid\! In AUlust DI- June II. Driver please call 68114. retUon, Portland, Oregon. Drlv LOST: Norma mechanical pencil. .. license. Possibly New York Reward: John ~onner. Phone ~ Orelon. Phone Eva Scl),leln, 2666. 1-1128. BROWN plutic r1m1Ded &lanes. 17811OW.d' WANT ADS Reward. C. Martin; 70411. •
'I"IIZ DAILY IOWAN, SATUlmAY, JULy 17, Uti-PAGE PO 111"""'1 Tavern Men Draftees Can Enlist \ Asp~lt :Fadal' Gives Iowa Stadium a 'New look' Arraign 18. Persons '"WaHs to Take U. of Pa. Position In Rath Incident DaVId. E . Watt , 27, \la. s prespnted wlth . all PlI,:rra\,pd dl' k pel For 21-Month Hitch l WATERLOO {JP) - Eighteen et by the law tlldl'nts association yes)erony aftel' h(' tllllght hi! To Face Troll In Regular Army persons were arrail1led in district la t cIa at ill befort leaving fOl' the lniwl'lSity of PellH.yl. court here yesterd.llY afternoon ON vania. * * * grand jury indictments growln" After 8 year's teaching in th Draftees need not wait for in out of last spr!n.'s meat strik e duction it they want to enlist law coUege here, W81t~ will joiu tor at the Rath packing plant. the Pennsylvania school of law In Raid Case the ame period in the regular Fred Lee Roberts, 55, Dunkel) faculty this faU. Police Judge Emil Trott yes army. ton, Ia., pleaded innocent to a At the presentation Dean Mason terday sent notices to two John A new direcli\'c allows qualified charge of manslauibtei' beto":e Ladd said, "We regret his loss, 'but , son county tavern owners to ap male applicants to enlist Cor 21 Judge Shannon B. Charlton, W ,tIO are happy to have one of our pear in Iowa City police court months, Sgt. O. A. McClung, local Iowa-educated men upon the Monday, July 26, at 5 pm. for army recruitmg officer, said yes set his bond at $2,000. The mll'n slaughter indictment was returJD .ed Pennsylvania faculty. He is sure a hearing on ~eizure of 'Property terday. to make a success." during a raid last Salurday. in connection with the death. of One advanta&e oC the new reg William Farrell, a union picJlc:et, Watta graduated from the Iowa The two taverns involved are utaHon is an early choice ot en during ~ riot at ,he plant. college of law in 1942. He then the Happy Hour club, Shueyvilie, listment dale, rath r than wait The grand fury Indict~JJ 23 went into the army's military in and Charlie's tavern, Tiftln. ing until called to achve duty, othe.rll but six: have not yet been telligence branch. Iowa law stales that a hearing he said. arrestAlq, After his service career he did must. be held to give the opera- Under this program, the appli-' ! graduate work at Columbia uni tDrs of eaeh esLabllshmenl a chance cant must be between 19-25 years versity's law schoo\, to show any reason why the pro- old, must have no previous reg Academy Alum ... i Watts said he will be here Ull perty should not be torf ited, ac- ular army service, and must meet the end of the present law semes ter next week, and then take a va cording lo Judge Trott. the usual army enlistment quali- To Picnic in-Part" cation trip belore leaving for The property laken in the raid fications. Pennsylvania. at the Happy Hour club included All enlislments wlll be for reg- AlumnJ and former stdilents of the Iowa City academy w fU attend 11 punch boards, two slot ma- IIJlar army unassigned, with no DAVID Eo WAITS c:hines, one box of slot machine promise oC assignment or geogra a picnic In the City par!.t shelter parts, one quart at whiskey and phical location. hOWie at 12:30 p.m. bomorrow, Chamber Names 9 52 envelopes of joy-jar tick Is. After completion or 21 months according to Mrs. Mar:l Lawyer, DIRTY PAN' \'S, SWEAT AND STICKY BROOM UANDLES all (0 Into the Job of repalrlnr and water forme.r student of the rtcademy. Judge Trott Fines From Charlie'S lavelln 31 service, the soldier is slill sub To Ad Committee proofln .. the II i. 'IOrete tiers d SUI stadium, a workmen swab on an asphaU sealer. New sea&& wUl abo Everyone who was a{fjlia~d quarts of liquor and one 'Punch ject to the Selective Service act be Installed In this seelion. n wu either Ihe hot weather or a d!!llke for stick:r panla thai prompted with the academy i', urged to Irving Weber, chairman of the 'Reckless Driverl board were laken in the raid. of 1948, which reqllires .further one workman k.' shed his brl&Chet. come and bring their 'friends and Judge Trott rei a ed the state- duty with a reserve unit. Iowa City Chamber of Commerce Eugene J . Hickey, F'airfax, WI! families, Mrs. Lawye c said. ment o[ property seiz.ed yesler- The reserve obligalion may be committee on community adver fined $102.50 in police courL yes· She asked former! students lo tising, yesterday announced the day. dIscharged II the soldier extends terday by Judge Emil Trott on I Splashed ~?osters on Lone Tree House; * * * bring old school piC tures. appointment of nine members to charge of reckless dl'iving. Trott The places were raided by state his enlLstment period of active Coffee will be slIlt'ved, but Mrs. his committee. also suspended his driver's license agents along with live other duty for one year. Section of Stadium. Lawyer asks thO!',!' attending to The members appointed by for 30 days. J ohnson county taverns and night By enlisting for three years al Daily Broth ers Circus Sued for $750 bring their own bood and table Weber are Allin Dakin, 329 Ellis Two other persons were fintd clubs because th "property was the outset, a man can choose his service. t street; Al Davis, 127 W. Burling To Get New Seats in court. being Illegally kept in the places branch at service and the job he A $750 damage 8\ \ it again t the Daily Brothers Circus for po t Anyone wantin', mora informa ton street; J. J . Deninger, 617 ot business." wants, McClung said. in g advertising on a ~-lOn Tree building was filed yesterday in the New seats will soon be installed tion can contact 'Mrs. LawYer at Bowery street; Earl Gilpin, 923 John Blick ingham, lnde~nd. The state men found liquor and John. on county distr.,'!t court. in the two sections over each of 5222. I E. Davenport street; Tom Good ence, paid $10 for disturbing lhe peace and $15 for resist. 5101 machines in two taverns. F. 1. Blah', Iowa (, \ ;ty, plain the dressing rooms on the east side fellow, Coralville; Elden Miller, * * * oC the stadium, according to R. J . ing an officcr in the .same incl. Navy Offers Opportunity tiff in th e action, cia i,med the NBC Network To Air Three Uniwirsity Artists 1030 S. Riverside drive; Sam Sal Phillips, superintendent of physi tman, 232 S. Summit street; Jack dent. Worker Slightly Burned circus entered Lone Tree> between SUI Symphony Concert cal plant. To High School Grads June 29 and July 6 and "injured Rec.ive De·... v.r Awards Swank, 326 Mel(ose court, lind Mildred R. ~andccn, G, Jeffer. In Fire at Men's Shop and delaced a house by ,affixing The SUI symphony orchestra At prescnt, workmen are busy Earl Snyder, 324 Lee street. son, was fined $3 for parking ill , , Chief PeUy Officer Harry T. applying a sealer coat to the con... Three sur! artists received to said house large and ul1.~ightly will be heard over NBC net In announcing the members, a private (hive. Richard Boeke, 4 E. Markel Irwin, navy recruiter here, an crete tiers in those sections. Fin awards recen','ly in the Denver art posters advertising delel,)dant's work Saturday, July 24, from museum'~ 54 t'h annual exhibition, Weber said, "It will be the task street, suffered slight burns on nounced yesterday that Lhe navy ishers will soon apply an asphalt of this commiltee to determine SUI ALUMNUS DIES both hands in a lire yesterday sUlI proposes to till Its manpower circus." I :30 to 2 p.m., accordlng to mixture to repair and waterproof the art depaJc-tment said yesterday. Blair said the owner of thel real Earl E. Harper, director of the John Sc~.ulze, G, Emporia, the scope of a program designed DES MOINES (lP) - W. II. Mc. afternoon at the M u', Shop, 105 needs through the volunteer sys the concrete, Phillips said. to better identiIy our community Farland, 55, regional supervisor E. CoUe,e street. tem. estale assigned the claim to h'\'m. university school of fine arts. Kan., won la purchase award for A writ of attachment aga f\'1s L The orchestra, directed by The universitJ"., has received a his print, "'Fighting Cocks." to visitors approaching Iowa City in the state departmen t of public Boeke was r moving palnl in "A young man who enlists in the defendant for treble dama , ~ es Prot. Philip G. Clapp, will lea- carload of lumber and will put In Honorab4.e mention was given to by any means of transportation, instruction since 1944, died at I front of the store when rags sat the Navy for three years complete < new seats in the [our sections. If hospital here yesterday. in the sum of $750 was aske i. ture "Symphony in E Minor" there is any lumber remaining, Prof. Ulfett Wilke, Iowa City, for and to carry out the program a Docton uraled with na*ha g burst ly discharges his citizen's obliga said his death was caused by I Blair posted a $1,000 at1achmel\ t by Richard Hervig, university other sectlons will also receive new a waterccflor and to Dale Ballan greed upon." InLo flames, according lo Iire- tion for mllitary service in peace tyne, G, Jowa City, for a print. The first meeting of the com rare blood mulign;mcy. m n. time," Irwin said. bond. His surety was Margaret music instructor. The concert seals. The gQod lumber from the K. Trott, wlfe of EmU Trott, his\ will be aired from the north seats that have been torn out 'will mitee will be Tuesday at 4 p.m. McFarlund received a masler'i A nearby can of naptha also "Quotas for enlislmenL are still in the Chamber of Commerce degree from lhe University Ot caught tire and local firemen unlimited and special opportunities atlorney. '[ hall of the m usic building. be used to repair the other seats CoulcJln't Hear Warnings; • • • ______---J in the sladium, Phillips said. offices. Iowa in 1926. W re call d to extinguish the tor training are open La high Deaf I Man Shot in Head blaze. school graduates," Irwin said. In another sult filed yesterday Nail Motors asked a $54.05 jud~- ...... SEIJ'BROOK, N.H. (JP) - A deaf . , menl Crom J. J. Rinella. The mo- 8'..oys Donate 18 Cents, Boost Pool Fund man, / who Sherilf Simes Frink tor company said it has a bill said C';ould not hear shouted warn • against Rinella in the amount of r.\)nations 8 cents and 10 as announced yesterday in~lude IngS; was c.riticall,y 'Shot earl;y\ Its plea for repairs made to the ot Great American Episodes On the Air cent.9 from two small boys helped $1,975.37 lrom the residenUal yesti!rday when he attempted! to defendants car in June, 1947. DUNNS I drive, $2,812.73 from the busi William R. Hart Ls attorney for the .~ wimming pool fund climb enulr a local dwelling. the plain tiCr. $109.1\' yesterday to a $7,983.10 ness dIstrict canvass, $3,160 Crom i' arrest Marshall, the house Thornton* * * Broadcasts History* Highlights * * total, t\"e Community Dads, spon the. lodges and $35 from Coral naMer, related he fired through sors of the Cund drive, announced. ville. a door after repeated warnings he Mary Pfotenhauer Incluthod In yesterday's addl The Communily Dads had a YIIould shoot were ignored. tion WBS" $69.10 from the PTA sound-truck on the corner of Samuel FoWler, Jr., suffering Summer Clearance I sponsored' residential drive and Washington and Dubuque streets from a bullet wound in the right Burial Rites Today $40 Irom the business district. yesterday announcing the drive lung, was rushed to a Newbury Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Totals foo' the various divisions and accepting donations. port, Mass., hospital. Price Pfotenhauer, 79, life-long Iowa City resident, will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Oathout Funeral chapel. The Rev. Russell Hunter of Chicago will officiate. SALE' Mrs. Pfotenhauer died at 4:45 a. m. yesterday at her home, 505 S. Van Buren street. She was a graduate of Iowa SAVINGS-SO% or MORE City high school and of the unl versily of Iowa. Mrs. Pfotenhauer was a life ------member of the state hIstorical so - , ciety, a member of the Unitarian Tired of Ikimdng? Tlred Reduced church and of the DAR. of waiting? Ti~d of the Her husband died Jan. 29, 1948. they She Jeft no survivors. inconvenience of old· To Burlal will be In Oakland ceme fa.hioned farnace coU.? BLOUSES lery. Tired of paying a high prict TO SPO~SOR BREAKFAST' for an 'inadequate lupply • $ Members of the Newman club ()f hot water? Then .witek will sponsor a communJon break to automatic GAS water fast after the 9 o'clock Mass Sun DICKEYS day, the Rev. Leonard Brugman beating! You'll get all the announced yesterday. piping hot water you Micheal Linnen and Betty Nolan are co-chairman. The breakfast want ••• when you want it: will be served in the Catholic . , • ~ • for .. little al ~ student center, 108 McLean J da3(. So\U\d reAloninr? street. 6uie! an4 ben', wby. HALTERS · Values to $3.98 (Dally I.wllD pbolo b, Er"l. Oll ..ero) BROADCASTING "GREAT EPISODES in American Hlstol'J''' over a WSUI mIcrophone, H.J. Thornton, profelllOr of hIstor:r, uses no .,' ICrI~ Thomlon broadeu&& hili commentar:r each Wednesda:r even .. ~. Inl' and bumaJlbes his material 80 u to make his talks on hI tory more Interestlna- to a feneral radJo audience. c 6LOUSES the lives of people in history; "The slory* of *the *human jour that is, by humanizing the ma Reduced To ney LhroUih time and space," Is terial. ~"A" "". how H. J . Thorton, prolessor 01 "Tn descrlbln.. Chrlalopber , hislory, describes his chosen work. Columbua," be related In ret , Thornton tells the story, "Great erence to OM of his recen& Episodes in American History," broadcasla, ". tried &0 recreate which is heard each Wednesday hJ8 llharac~r, and 'he difficul night over WSUI. ties and rrandeur of hJ8 work." He hu selected for dlseDulon In this broadcast, the profes iI way wha' be calls 'be hlrhllabll sor read in ,part from a personal Goes long of American hlstol'J', bq'tanlnr letter written by Columbus. which 10 wilh Ihe "nrst dllCOverr" of told of his voyages and exper Values $5a95 America. b:r Asiatic kibei. i.ences. in Iowa City • • • • Dealing with one hislorical epi Thornton plans to trace the sode each week, Thornlon's talks growth of Amercian history areodesigned to appeal to a general through the colonial period, whi.ch wh~n you ride audience. He uses no script and will conclude his current summer SKIRTS SWEATERS he speaks in an easy, story-tell series. He said he expected to re ing style. construct in some detail the lite The professor mak.cs a distinc and customs of the early colon tion between his radio program ists. Busses Reduced to Reduced to and his classroom lectures. "When "Power Over Woru" I prepare the radio talks," he In the opinion of John High said, "I keep in mind that the lander, WSUl's program director, lis\eller Isn't interested in details "Professor Thornton has a power of scholarship." over words that can make any HIs*oI'J' "AUve" thing seem alive and interesting." Iowa City ID 'l'IIE !mt Thornton feels that history is The program director said that "alive, vibrant and faclna!!ng." Thornton was reluctant to begin RUUD He said that the reason some peo the new series because he thought, 1Mr4.1)~ ple think history is dull is because "People are tired of listening to AUTOUriC GAS of dull texbooks and poor teach me." ".A. AND COMPANY WAna IlBATd Values to $12.95 Value ing methods. But Highlander thought other CoaCh C~. ILle,.Tc . • He tries to make his narrative wise. "Professor Thornton has a ~~• . more vivid by discussing, among large, ready-made audience when other thinis. personal aspecta 01 e~er he !rants it," be sai~. _
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