GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY!

Rain will remain with us most of the day with strong winds Qnd cooler. Tomorrow will be generally fair owal1 and warmer. Iowa City, Iowa, friday. May, 24--Five Cenls t ~,

* j( * Kriig, Lewis Editors of. SUI Student ~~~g::!:~s~IA~:~~ry Virl~ally All of U;S. Rail System at Standstill; Discuss I~~es Publications Announced On Pear~ Harbor Ends Strike Affeds 250,000 En~ineers,. Trainmen Repubhcans Protest By WlLLlAl\l R. PEAR Of (oal .Strike • • • * * * Record of How War \V.\'"llJ~U 'rO~ (l"riulIY ) ( )\£')-.\ l-ttrike gripp('u Anwl"i ca 's I"llilroucl, ill It rit·tuully 'Olli- t U 't d St t plcte ticlljl today-slowiul{ the country 's intlustJ'y, tht-cutonilll' it: laJ'drl's and confl'outing mil- eame 0 nl e a es lions with u probl IJI in g 'lting to work. Secretary of Interior Gene Goodwin WASHINGTON (AP) _ The 'file wulkout from thcir key job ' of just 250.000 t'ng-incel'~ und truinm(' n who ,'cjected u pr·si- dentinl :,cttlement accepteu by oth r I'ailt'ond rs and till' cnrrier brought this situation by mid­ Refuses to Comment congressional investJgation of night : On Details of Meeting Pearl Harbor formally closed yes~ Occasional train ' mor 'u here unu there with Illllk 'shift CI'C\\,: but the l.I~socilllion of Americau terday amid protests lrom Re~ Heads Iowan ruilrouus repol'!.cU the tieu» "PI'CUy close to 100 perc 'Ill. " n(' of t111";(' trains \\'a~ nearly wA 'IIINGTON (AP)~ee. publicans that its re,cord ot how wl'cekE'd by a spike 011 the truck at Bribtol, Tenn., which till! Yllrdlll!l ler said was pm'po ely set. retal'Y- of . tire IntcI:iol' J. A. war came to the United States is ... . t . ~ . '1'he army and navy mustercd pilots and pllln(.'H to help out. Priori tie. goo,' rned the 1110yement Ktug yesterpay present d to Bettye Neal Named "full of gaps." ' of pa.<;sengcl'b and freight bail'. rond and water. Po. tma. tcr in many eitic ' banned all but fil'St JoulI ·L.·Lcwis tlui govet' nIT1ent 's Hawkeye Editor; Frivol This contention was. an,rUy clas~ muil und tllUt ~tarted moving by pJane and truck. positio;l 0 11 'tI;e pl:i ncipal points Selection Postponed voiced by · Senllltor Brewster ome steel mill ' bank 'd th eir furnace '. 'oal mint' fa' I a complete shutdown for lack of eIIl at i ss~te ' in th~UiJjte£1 'Mille (R., Maine) after Dem.ocraUc Spokesmen for tile fJ'rilShublc food indllstril's expresst'u gl'un' ' alarlll. The train!! on which mil­ Gene GoodwIn, A4 of NashUa, members of tbe Joint M/nate­ li ons of 'OIULUutc rs d pend w ro Workers' ciontract·demands. bllSpl'l]()ed. Kruz, Who Is ru'nnin4' . the na­ wa~ announced as new editor of house committee batted, down his demand that slale depart- * * * * * * Gove~nment officIals called fur­ Iton's soft ,coai mines under' feil­ The Daily Iowan at the traditional ment flies be searched for some 3 Rock Island Trains Serving Iowa City ther negotiating conrerences for eral selzure/ wo~d not disclose Matrix Table last night. of the 1.200 to '1,500 messa«es later in the morning to try again tile details of what be told the Bettye Neal. A3 of Pierre, S. D., for a bettlement, The senate he said the late president Ro~e- As Railroad Strike Ties Up Mail, Freight union leader. was named Hawkeye editor for stayed in session past midnigM ven and Prime Minister Chur. 'l'hc enginccl' on Hock bland train No. 10, ,which left Towa 'ity , A hint, however, that he may 1946~47; Charlotte Penning roth, working labor legislation. A3 of Cedar Rapids, Hawkeye chill of BrUaln exchaUifed be­ ul3:42 p. m. ycsterday, wu,n't fooling wh('n he said, '''I'h i!'! tl'llin No eUlemellt have'. come Close to an actual business manager, and Yvonne fore the war. will 'hole up' at Hock I iol land until til Hlr'ike is seWed." Hours of negotiations ul the counler-proposition came from' a Livingston, A3 oC Iowa City, It was eChoeJ, too, by Senator With the except ion or onc ca~t - bounu and on west·bound WlJ.ite House yesterday and last spollesmstar routes out again. of the mines, as cut a wide swath throu«h within the city bore orders from farmin« lands. Three Sigll1a Delta Chi awards "Two months ago the Franco re. of Iowa City to Webster, West and quickly denied by them, led The brotherhoods in the ca binet With about hall the nation's their commander, Gen. Lin Piao, were announced by Harvey Ing- gime decreed that- every citizen Branch and Davenport, according 27 senators to file a petition to room, the carriers in another con·. 400,000 miners already out of the to defend the capital "by ail MOSCOW (AP)-Earl Brow­ ham III, A3 of Boone. president, could arm himsell to defend the to Barrow. limi t further debate. :However, thJs ference room, listened to what coal pits, the conferences with means." der, remarklnr that "t hey The national chapter award to the fatherland against an attack by petition, set for a vote at 1 p. m. the of(icials had to say, but n9- Lewis promi:.lcd to determine On the Jehol province {ront, seemed to know me," said yes­ outsLanding gradUating senior waS Russia." DECIDE AGAlNST EMPIRE (CDT) tomorrow, seemed unUkely thing came of it. Whether the mil1cs will be kept Chinese papers in Peiping re­ terday he bad come to Moscow presented to Schradcr. In view of this order, Giral said LONDON (AP)-British com­ to receive two-thirds approval. As the conferences broke up running at 011 aUer Saturday. ported large Communist (orces to arrangel to represent Soviet Awards to the graduating sen- it was impossible to set the pre- monwealth leaders decided yester­ Substitute Proposa.l Whitney and Johnston made pub­ 184,000 Miner. Out were beSieging Chaoyang, on the book publishers In New York as 101's ranldng scholastically in the sent military strength of Spoin day against the moulding of an Grcen's health and welfare rund lic the letter of rejection they had empire foreign policy and agreed proposal was offered as a substi­ brought to the president. They More ttliln 164,000 mlners-two­ Pelplng-Changchun railway route. a way of aldlllJ: Soviet-Ameri­ upper 10 percent of the class were "since the whole population' is en- They suid the govel'Oment com- can relations. (See EDITORS page 3) titled under law to be armed." to maintain "decentralized" ties. tute to an amendment by Senator had not had an opportunity to tl!ths ot tbe nation's 400,000 Byrd (D., Va.) to a "mild" labor hand it to him personally, but bituminous dl"ers-stayed out of ------disputes blll proposed by the sen­ Steelman relayed it to him. the pita yesterday. ate labor committee. Byrd seeks • U conf~ tIlelr previoul PennsylvanIa reported 8D,000 of to prohibit employer contributions statement that the chief execu­ Its 100,000 dlgaers Idle, wJth rov­ to welfare funds not equally ad­ Famine Board Pions Cut In Restc;rurant-Bread Servings tive "offered us II~ ceata an Inll, motorized pJckQt8 sUIi active. ministered by management and boar In condition that we aban­ labor. All deep-mine oIJt:rations were WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ crop. From lhe 19~5 suppiy, about eraging about $1.75 a byshel at 380,000,000 bushels WeL'e sent tbe United States, Britain, Canada, don our reQuest for chaDles in cl!lSed, dent Truman's famine committee abroad. Australia and , Argentina. A 20 Amid demands that the senate that not only bread but otber the farm. "do something" about the railroad rules." A fact flndlnr boanl More than 5.500 Ohio miners . The famine relief progrum put bad proposed a waae inareue asked restaurants yesterday to wheat foods be withbeld unless Under the reqUisitioning order, before the international confer­ percent. teductlon from 1945 con- strike and the coal controversy, a lefl Ule pile Yesterda,. ciOllDC' serve bread only when customers the customer directly requests farmers must sell at least one half sumption would make 4,500,000 of 18 cenls an bour aDd made at leut it deep PIlliel, UMW ence was proposed .as a basis for vote was delayed for hours while specifically ask for it. Pepper and others spoke at leneth r_m~ndaUons on severaJ !'fflela .. dJd llUnoia mI;n- ' them, said conservation mea- the wheat they deliver for storage, discussion only. It involves: . . tons of wheat available. rules chan,es. Tbe union beacla 17,. The. government simultaneously sures by public eatln, places rather than store all of it for tu­ Stretehing cereal supplies, by The WhJte House also said against what they sold were un­ era were Idle, wllUe In )[en­ deelared the presldenUaI pre. announced the start today 01 whea t thul far have '~not been as suc- tUre sale. Likewise, elevator and such ejevices as . extractln. more Secretary of Slale Byrnes and wise attempts to legislate on the ~oII)' at leut 30 01 .1 JIllnn In paul "would leave. 1U In a requisitioning to meet foreign com· cessful as mJ,ht be expected," mm operators, merchandise, mil- flour trom the wheat kernel, to Seeretar1 of A,rlcuiture Ander­ ~ituatioD . wene &btl \I... 8an4,-Palard tleld. posltlon." mltments. Only the dat~ on the requisi~ lers and othel' proeessors must sell produce 3,000,000 tons. SOB would create a joint com­ Previously Pepper had suggested Were cloled, wl1.ll ..... 'Idle, The two actions came white the Honing program is new. The plan to the government one hall of the Cutting waste in storage caused mittee to coordinate the work of Lhat the senate call representatives "The improved changes in Ollir 1,0" 01 Ala ...'. Z•• OOG Intematlonal food conference to take the grain mandatorily from wheat they buy. by pesta and disease, to provide privale, voluntary famine reUef of the railroad management and working conditions as provided by dla'en were on the lob. meeting here discussed a four­ commercial channels had been The requlsltlonln, order will 1,000.000 tons. aaencre. wiUl rovernment ald. the brotherhoods-who failed to our request fOr rules i. the IDOIt In West Vlr.lnla-the naUon" point' plan for wiping out, with a made public by Secretary of Agri- apply to wheat preduced In 18 Using for buman food some Cbarles P. Tart 01 Cincinnati. reach an agreement at a White Important issue in our present top bituminoul producer-tbe sit­ mar,ln for safety, a 10,000,000 ton culture Andel'5on Moy 14. states hleludlnr IOWA, grain which normally' would -btl previously a IDCIIDber of the House conference last night-be­ controversy," their letter contin­ Uation wa, brl.nter. wJth only world gfaln shortage predicted for It also was announced that the By these measures the govern- fed to, ]Jvestock, to supply 6,000,- presldeut·s war relief control fore special committee tomorrow ued. "We have told this \0 \he 1,100 01 the .tate', 104,000 mlnen next year. government wlU pay ceUlnll prj. ment hopes to get 250,000,000 000 to 7,oqo,OOO tons. . board. w.. laked to become to explain their dllferenees. There carriers and to yoursel1 lrom the reported idle, ' Th" famin" cummlUee .tlline ces lor the gruin so. obtained-av~ bushels for export from the lBi6 Curblni wbeat ronaumpUQn in Ilbalrman. was no action on this. bellinn!n,. " . f PAGE TWO l' H E D A IL Y 1 0 W.A N, lOW A CIT Y, lOW A FRIDA Y, MAY 24, 1948 Editoria's: "LOCO" '. WEED Greek Student Claims OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN O.u.INDU ... NII".I" Ia ...... Latin America-Virtual United States IEmpir.e II••• ro. 'b. O~NK.AL N01'1011 .1III 04110 ••r Tb. Dall1 10"" "' .., .. (, 'eo01l(l in a 8 ?'ies) ('nll'al Amr l'icl1 to pl'otect Am ricon invc. t­ Russia, Britain Cause 10' Ib.l. ",,"11 la 'II•• HI, .. or n. 'l'he oldl'st lind most unquestioned corner­ meuts. p. •• :~;~~!r.:~~:~ II.. , ,.bll"I1I.man "" 011 ..Tb.11_ DaII, "U1 II MOt...... ~ ·tone of our fort'ign poliey i the 1\1onroe Doc:­ ....p ... b1 mu" bl TYPID oa LlGIBLt' wam inc 193:3 the' Cood eighbor policy 11 M Country's Civil Strife ~ trine, promulgated in] 23 by President Mon­ .a, IIGNIO II, 0 '''',nlllll. pero... roe. lts chief provision. wcre aimed at no in­ prevailrd, but to the Latin Amrl'iean 11ntion The Greeks are fighti ng to de- Vol. No, 208 Friday, May 24, 1941 tervention, no arqni!!it ion of tcnitOl'Y and no the nit('d fU8t c~ is still the "COIORSIiS of tile xxn introduction 01' alien I'lY tcms into thi hem- 1101·tll. " icde which of the two countries, UNIVERSITY CALENDAI isphcrr. . Britain or Russia, can help them OUT' military /lnd cconomic pow I'll 111'(' ovel'­ eph Fort Newton, Fieldhouse. 'rhe Monl'ol' D octrine program wa. sLlg­ wlH'lmiug. '1'he nnnnlll income in Latin to Jive a better life, John Liam­ Friday, May 24- 8 p. m. University play, Univer­ Wednesday, June 5 swer to a spccifjc prcssul·C. Thc formation of Aml'l'ica is about $l5 billion, :lnd tolal Unitrd beis, Greek student at the univer­ the Holy AIHlincr thl'ealellrd a division of sity, said last night. sity theater. ,7:30 p. m. Ca~pus Concert, Un i- tates investments Ill'e o'lmORt $4 billion. Saturday, May 25 Latin Am rica among ia, pain, France versity of Iowa Band, Union can:­ HnR 'J'he {exican govcrnment tried expropria­ Speaking at a meeting of the 2 p. m. Matinee, University ,/Ind Austria-coll rcti\'l.' BllI'opean action to tion of thc foreign oil induRtl'Y, and while World Afiairs lorum, he predicted theater. p~s. Thursday, June 6 repre thr I'eyol utions ill the Americas and OU I' tate department. only wl'ote a few hal'. 11 that the country which offer.s Tuesday, May 28 1'C p. m. Graduate college lec­ 7:30 p. m. Campus Concert, Unl­ 'Lore valnuble po. ell: ion. to pain. note. in prote. t , the expropriation experiment them the best and most help will 8 Thc Monroe Doet I'i r ll progrAm WIlS sug­ I was not a success. The oil inc111. try, lU(,l'otive ture: "Conduction in the Human versJty of Iowa Band, Union Cam­ have its way there. Heart," by DL·. D. J . Glomset; pus. gested by all nin ~, the Briti. h fOI'eign minis­ undcr foreign contl'ol, 0 far 10. t monf'Y h,as "Britain's and Russia's differ­ medical ampitheater. Friday, June 7 ter, and wa ' annollnc('d hy Monroe. lll1d r the Mcxiean govel'l1mcnl,. No othcl' ences in Greece. and not a natural Thursday, May 30 8:15 p. m. University lecture evcrill threats to the Monroe Doctrine r~atin American countrie have repeated the (llIustrated): "Glimpses of Other desire on the part of the Greeks 7:30 p. m. Graduate college lec­ have becn l'pburfed by the United States. 1\1 xican experiment. ture on "The Production of Peni­ Worlds," by President A. M. Har­ PJ'esid('nt Polk bacic('cl it IIp in 1845 when Eu­ ]n its relation::; with , LMin America the to be always fighting each other cillin," by Dr. Kenneth B. Raper, ding oC the University of Arkan- J, l'opean p weT'S tripd to pl'('v(mt the annexa­ United Statl'. can afford 10 have a very lib­ is responsible for G r e e c e's sena te chamber, Old Capitol. sas, Macbride auditorium. 2 8:15 p. m. University play: tion of '1exas. ('1'11 1 policy. 0 olhr[' large nations are closc trouble," Peter Grammatlcopoulos. SUnday, June 8 p. m . Honors Convocation; "Father Was President," univer­ r The French att mpt to st't lip an empil'e in enough to compete-tile Latin Ameriean 11a­ also from Greece, declared. Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr. Jos- sity theater. Mexico in ] 61 died /I S Hoon as the Civil war tion .. ar not buffer tatcs. "The British want to maintain strategic pOints and spheres of in­ ended. conct'l'ted ElJropean attempt It'd by A Although in 1940 one·third of 0111' foreign fluence in Europe as they did be­ (Ww ..,.... &1_ ....rdIq 4a&eI bero" UaJ. .,bl!ld1de, ...... -nuo.. III &he eftloe ot I.he PresideD&' Old C•• IeI.) Germany to coer ce Venezuela in 1902 was in\'eslm nls weI'(' in l ~at.in Amel'ico, the e na­ fore the war," he sai~. "Russia blocked by the l nit('d !:\tnt<'s. tion. al' not vital in trade or strategic mate­ Is trying to push its way south After th Civil wat· thl' po. ition of the rials to the Un itrd tlltes. It is a region where toward the Mediterranean, and GENERAL NOTICES United • t att's g'1'adlluJly lit I' c n~thened until lllited ,talc policy can inilu<'nce political Britain is trying to check the Rus­ sians along the northern borders covers reaction of discovery of in leveland 's udministl'ation ecrl:'tal'Y of regimes casil y rxcept sonth of the Brazilian STUDENT ACTIVITIES' atom ic energy to society. All in­ blllgp \\'11(,1'e cli. tance Ilnd a beef and wheat ------:------=:..:..:.:.:.:.:. ___ lof Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece and State Olney blared out that "the nlted ,. Iran." CALENDAR terested persons invited. States is prllcli('allr HO\'(' ['('ign Oil this cooti­ economy mak Unitrd ,'tatl's pl'CRSnrf' little FI 00 d , Droug ht, P ague- "Since losing yugoslavia, Bri- L. A. WARE nent." felt. tain is concentrating on keeping Student activities should be r~ President 'J'hen followed n pel'iod of ml1nife. 'l destiny OUI' foroign policy in I' gard to Argentina the Russians north of Greece." corded in the office of student af­ fairs, room 9, Old Capitol. Ilncl doll ill' diplomacy-thl:' low point in our haR becn onc of J'estl'oint- an unwillingnes~ to he said. "In the meanwhile Rus_ ART EXUmIT l'elMion. wilh IJll tin Americll. The Spanjsh­ m e more than diplomlltic mellnR of coercion. Harvests ~educea sia is trying to' cause trouble in­ Friday. May 24 Exhibition at art building unlil A mel'i can 11'11/' d('mon!;tl,lJtcd American su­ Perhaps thi. hilS wenkencd American Jlres­ side Greece and discredit the Bri- 4-5 :30 p. m. Highlanders, field­ June 7 includes watercolors of tish, while waiting for an oppor- De IDrsh Margules, work 01 pL'emacy in th(' w('slt'l'n hrmisphcrc to Ih(' tigr somewhat, bnt force employed against LONDON (AP)-The hungry of1the low countries have greatly tunity to occupy it themselves." house_ 4:10-5:30 p. m. Concert band, freshman art majors, graduation world. After 1DOO British S('I1 po weI' no low'er AI·g<'ntina. would rmbittl'r the wholr of Latin two vast continents have sow n expanded their tilled acreages. Refusing to predict the outcome show of student work, exhibit nndcl'w1'ot e tllr Mo n 1'0(' Doct L'i nco America. music building. millions of acres to food but IHolland made an especially im- of the struggle, he recommended 8 p. m. University play, un­ of overall-pattern designs and took Panama, ' bonlsteel Theodore Roose­ 'I'he United States 110. an empire in Latin "I floods, drought and plagues of in- pressive comeback by returning that Britain and Russia try to set- versity theater. selection of facsimiles of famous velt in l'ef('l'l'ing to a "spontan ous" uprising Americll, an empire with few of lIt cxpel"~es tle their differences without in­ engravings. sects :jlready are dipping into the to use all but a few thousand acres terfering with neutral countries 8-9 p. m. Inter-Varsity Chris­ in wlticll I he :P!lnama r epublic l't'volted from and bittcl'lll'sses of olhel' c mpil'c~an empil'(' tian fellowship, room 207, Schaef- HELEN SWARTLEY olombia, ami the nH eel States was able to whcI'e Good Neighbot'lincss' has paid Im'ge vital crops to which they look to of her extensive wa1'flooded areas, such as Greece. fer hall. _ ExJlibition Manacer avert great famine. Britain has plowed up many Britain helped Greece only built] thl:' Pfll1!lmn cllIlOl on its own term~. clividends in IWOCC as well as in Will'. 9 p. m. 12 m. Kappa Kappa The Emergency Committee for wartime airfields. Storied moors when they wanted her fighters or VETERANS A ll late as 1!l28 Oll l' IlIllrint's intt'rvenf'd in (Tonwtmw: Em'ope) soil, and their help has mostly Gamma spring danc(" at the Europe has said that about 140,- and hunting lands undisturbed stopped, said Grammaticopoulos. house. Veternns enrolled or expecling 000,000 people are living on less since Saxon days are producing Greece's first need is a merchant Saturday, May 25 to enroll in the graduate college • in summer session or faU' conler than 2,000 calories a day-two- their share of iood. marine Her's was wrecked under 2 p. m. University PlaY, uni­ with T. D. Hanley, veterans' ser­ thi rds whal they need for health. Land girls, soldiers and sailors British' control, and has not yet versity theater. Pioneering 'SpiNt Solves Housin« Shortage vice office, 109 Schaeffer hall, Any widespl'ead crop failure, on leave and Italian prisoners of been restored or paid for. 9 p. m.-12 m. Alpha Kappa Every once in II while nn iLrm pops up in mllny shol·t <1gcs 1/11(1 some nOI'!'1 ways of soh '­ before tomorrow Hours for con­ such as that caused by droughts war helped with the work. Now Dr. Robert Moyer of the col­ Kappa semi-formal dance, at the the news that l'(>-!lffil'lns yO lll' faith in the ing them. house. ferences 1 to 3 p. m. Mondays tha~ last year swept IndHl, S.outh some 8,000 young farm workers, lege of dentistry and Prof. Gerald through Fridays. ba. ic pionrrl'ing ql/oliti s of the people of Onc man made wat(,l'proof flooring for a Africa and the. ~ a lkan s, likely Ibooked for induction into uni- F. Else, bead of the classical lang­ Sunday, May 26 2 p. m. Y. W. C. A. cabinet re­ • WILLIAM D. CODER I hi s country. showe l' r oom out of fitted sq uares of linoleum , \~ould reduce m11~Lons to stnrva- formed services, have been 01'- uages department, traced Greek Director tron. The granaries of th.e wes- dered to remain on the land. history. treat. Jist ~uch 1111 i telll CIHll e II P 11 f('w days ago. tOl'erl'd wit.h tm' p.lpl'l· and finally wit It 311 tern world have been dra1l1ed of ______SImfMER SESSION WOMEN • ORCHE IS It WIIS in conlll'ctiOIl wilh the national hom;­ in ch layer of concr ete poured over chick n most of their surplus. Millions Eat Grass Senior privileges granted only Miss Cumming will help all 11 wirC'. ht'l' solutions wrre jUflt aR ingenious. illg shol'tBaseball Game. Illinois V8. Iowa building, 7:30 p. m. Monday. men who came to hrlp in Ole thl'ec larg() Covering Idrought in a century. Wheat and 6:00 News Topic "Physics Discovers Socia I be held in 207 Schaeffer ball. of the baseball game between Illi- 6:15 Dinner Hour MIISI I lnmb('l' mill. whit·1t mainly SU ppOlt til com­ rye have been damaged severely. Science," Prof. Jock T. Johnson, GWEN GARDNEIt nois and the Hawkeyes. 6:55 News munity. At tllr (' nil oi' tht' wm', a few com­ In maoy areas it has been too 1 7:00 Kostelanetz Time political science department. Talk Program Chairman Baritone Bob Hannon will high­ 7:30 Sports Time lTIllnit y lcadf'I's made II el l'lIl witll a contractor dry to plant corn and potatoes. The Capital light the Waltz Time program 7:45 Evening Musicale to bl1ild 65 h011l s, but V-,) day came lind a Food authorities nlready are Say­ 8:00 Album of Artists VETERAN' FAMILIES By ROWLAND EVANS JR. with the current EngliSh hit so n~ , week before COllstl'uction wa s to bcgin f'llC ing that the country will require 8:45 News Call Mrs. W. W. Hinke, 6750, for "The Gypsy" tonight at 7:30 over M' h· SI I' vQlunteer to stay with cbildren. contl'actor backed 0111. outside aid for another 12 months. 9:00 WA, llTNO'rON- Doctol', lawyer, mer- the NBC airways. The Amsterdam :i:::;~K-II-IOIIl" 10IlTS Ie Igan a e Call as far in advance as possible. Austria, Czechoslovakia nod JI was then that 1101lie huilding took a sud­ 6 p. m. 0:30 p. m. chunt, anthropologist., blues singer, cmbalmer SWitzerland-Crops su1£ering from Chorus and Abe Lyman's orches­ Service or/el'ed through Johnson den Hpnl't, spontaneoLLsly and in all parts of tra will feature "In the Moon or practically anything dse you may fancy. lack of rain. ~6KXEL ~1~dC~ar.am·~~6P. 01 Bands KXEL 8tn~iYour rl~!::nlSF.B.I. Oller Accepted County Red Cross and Veterans the city. People took the IItt itude that "we Mist" and "Seems Like Old 6: 15 p. m. 9:4. p. m. associa tion. 'l'hat's what the veteran i!; entiUed to become Portugal-Some damage from WHO M. L. Nelson WMT T. Rlgg. can do il OUI (' Iws." '!'hey knew the places with th(' help of the G. L bill or'rights. spring floods. Times." KXEL H . R. Gross LO p. m. I HELEN POULSEN wouldn't b fancy but th y figtlred there WIlR Sardinia-Swarms locusts, so Playing the authentic role of 6:30 p. m. WMT Doug. Grant 'l'he veterans ndmillislqttion ( VA) Rays the ot WMT Kate Smllh WHO M. L. Nelson great thnt masses of them cr ushed Carl Nielsson, one of the favorite B K WO l\IEN'S TENNIS CLUB I'cully no pille!' to r'('nt , prices W('I'P too high profession, calling vocation, "job objective" WHO Duffy'. Tov. KXEL H. R. Gross night-club entertainers of cafe so­ KXEL Did You Kn.? 10:/R P. m. y. nower Important meeting Tuesday, 4 to buy and Ih(' only thing left WIl S to build under trains stopped rail traffic. 0:(5 p. m. WMT Ful. Lewis 01' what-havc-you hardly cx i~t~ which a vct­ ciety, Carl Brisson encounters the theil' own. . laid crops waste on thIS big Is­ KXEL Ray. Swing WHO Bill Slern p. m., social room, women's gym. CI'<111 ca n 't study lIndel' the f'ducation section very adventure to whet his appe­ 1 p...... KXEL Sport. ____ All members urged to attend. The wot'k was not dono by t he m en alone. land. WMT Pays To Be I. I.:SO p. m. I of the G. 1. bill. Drought Hits Ukraine tite for amateur detecting on Mu­ WHO P.o. Are Fun.WMT Symphony Often the whole would pitch in, the Prof. Franklin H. Knower of the l\IARY ELLEN CABBAGE family 'l'tte bill gives any veteran who meets cer­ Russia has taken 'the lead in tual's musical mystery show, "A K,X.EL A. Young WHO Gr. Novel. PresIdent children picking up scmps alld holding 7:80 p. m. KXEL Mel. of Ma •. speech departmeot has resigned to tain eli gibility requirements one year plu hi. returning battlefields to cultiva­ Voice in the Night,". tonight at WMT Durante-M. 11 p. m. bOal'ds, the moth (>f' J1!1iling siding and laying WHO Waltz Time WMT News accept a Ilosition as head of the length of ervice of fl'ee, governmcnt-su bsi­ tion, reporting that already 11 6:30, when he tackles "The Case KXEL Sheriff KXEL News REGISTRATION IN f1oOl·s. c1izf'd eclucation, up to four yoa l·s. million more acrq& . have been of the Invisible KilIel-. " H p. m. . '11 :15 p. m. speech, drama and radio depart­ JOURNALISM WMT Da nny Kaye WMT So Slory G. Tn other eases neighbol's tl'adl'd worl, baek Ex-Joes and Janes have the choice of two planted this spring than in 1945. WHO Mystery Th. WHO Mu sic ment at Michigan State college. Seniors in the schOol of journal­ and forth. One man would wire his and. ev­ Yet Am erican members of the TODAY'S PROGRAM KXEL Fights KXEL Rev. Pietsch ism will regisler in room W-206, methods: Fil'Rt, they can enroll in " institu­ 8;00 Morning Chapel 8:30 p. m. 1I ISO p. m. Starting his work as department eral other housel' whilr their owners would UNRRA mission to the Ukraine re­ 8:15 Musical Mjnlatures WMT MaisIe WHO News East Hali, tomorrow, 8:30 a. m.­ tional" training: . econd, I hey can sign up fOl' WHO H'wood Th. WMT Off head Sept. 1. Professor Knower I P. m., for the summer and faJi do an equivalent amount of plumbing, ditch port a prolonged drought has 8:30 News Retord "on-thl'-job" training. brought the grain crop there dan­ 8:45 Program Calendar KXEL Am. Sporta ] 1:43 p. m. will teach courses in general terms. Graduate students may also digging 01' ca l·pentl·Y. And in at least two 8:55 Se rvice Reports 9 •. m. WHO Music :1'he first simply mcans goi ng to school or gerously close to ruin. 9:00 G""ek Drama WMT Lanny ROM KXEL Orchestra speech , public speaking, psychol­ register at this lime. instances, old fashionrd bnilding b es resulted 9:tHJ News WHO Sup. Club 12 m ogy of speech and speech educa­ college 01' nnivel'sity with tuition and subsis­ Italy bas reclaimed 200,000 of 10:00 What's Happening In 1I011ywood KXEL W. Herman WMT Sign OIl WILBUR SCHRAMM in quick cOllstruction. tence allowance paid by Uncle Sam. the 700,000 acres of its farmland 10:15 After Breakfast Coffee 9:15 p. IlL WHO Mid. Rhythm tion. Department Head 10:30 The BooksheU WMT' Jack Smith KXEL SIgn Off During the summer ses ion, ~'wo thingR partially explained how the lit­ U nd I' the second, 'ometimeR called "earu­ devastated by war. France and 10:45 Yeslerday's Muskal Favorites WHO H. V. Kalten. tle town cou ld g'1'ab its owh boot. traps to ing while you're learning," a veteran takes ------Professor Knower will teach at IOWA MOUNTAINEERS J I the University of Wisconsin. Camping and climbing outing, lift itself oot of the hOl1~ing morass. Most a regular job, ogets paid by the outfit lle's important is thc fact that many of the build­ As head of the Michigan State Devils Backbone tomorrow and working for and at the sam e time r eceives the s pee c h department, Pl'ofessOl' Sunday. Cars leave 1:30 p. m. IIl'e workers in the lumber mills or ranch ers subsistence allowance. H e is entitled to th e NEW 'PRIORITIES HELP VETS Koower will :s upervise work at the Members need not climb as ~ik­ boys who have b('cn used to doing mannal allowance until he reaches hi s "job objec­ school's new million and a half ing, games and campfire program labor and 11l1ve generally b come handl' with tive" and gets the pay of a fully-trained HOW BUY SURPlus WAR SUPPLIES dollar speech build I ng w h i c h will be offered. Veterans. a~d f hei I' hallds. . worker. houses classrooms, laboratories" new students Invited to partiel­ 'fhe second factor was the prescnce of the On ambitious eX-Sf'rvieeman appeared at oifices, little theater, and studios pate. Phone 7418 between 6 and WASHINGTON - New regula­ By ROWLAND EVANS JR. Veterans get a IJriority second lumber mills. Allhoug/l thc pOI·tion of lum­ the V A rcgional offiee in Philadelphia to in­ I and offices of WKAR, univer ity 7 p. m. tions designed to speEd the dis­ AP Newsfeature Writer only to the tederal government . J. EBERT, Leader ber that cou ld bc released fOt, local consump­ quire about tho po. sibi lties of an on-the-job radio station. posal of surplus war property to lor other commoditics whiCh they Professor Knol\l er rcceived n MARTIJA I MC, eeretal1 tion wa. . mall, it was eaRipl' to get than in tl'!lining program which would make him a plan to buy either in quantity or many other eommllni tie . Even . 0 there were veterans are now in operation. co untry. It's possible to get cer­ B. A. degree at NOI·thwestern uni- fllil-fl('dged li on tamer. Legislation recently signed by tiJication by mail. simply tor use in their flusinesses versity, an M.A. degree from . CANTERBURY CLUB 8 ... V A it'ain ing officer., not unaccu tomed to the presiden t has set aside cer­ Form 73 is called a "veteran's or on their farms. This second Syracuse university and a Ph.D. ,Frnal corporate communion I such odd l'equcsls, c<1llcd on both the Phila­ tain premium" articles for exclu­ certificate to purchase surplus priority applies only to those degree from the Unlv ralty of 0 clock Sunday for all Epiacopl ~ The Daffy 'waH delphia and llershey, Pa., zoos. Un.f'ortun­ sive sale to veterans. property for personal use." In items which are not on the "spe­ Minnesota. He came to the Unl- students. Make reservations for (The University Reporter .tab1JJhed 18111, ately, 01' p I'haps fortunately, officials of both Previously, veterans who wan­ filing tbe certificate the veteran cial UsI." WAA form 66 is the versily of Iowa in 1939 aItel' breakfast which follows wilh one to be filled ou t for this sort 1'he Dally Iowan since 1901.) , zoos Ru id th<,y were not in a position to sct up ted surplus property had to show must certify that he was released teaching at Hastings college in Ne- Iprene Romu~ow (964.7) or Father from the armed services under of purchase. braska, Syracuse university and ul?31~. FI[teen. cents. Entered al .eeond cJ8J8 maU ma_ at tM a training program of that nature. they needed it lor the business. honorable conditions, that he has llle(lIl 'Front,' Barred the University of Minnesota. PJCIlIC at Macbrlcle lake Sunday· 4 post office at Iowa City, Iowa, under act 01 But in almost all in tance., tbc training None could' be sold to veterans ~. not previously been certifle-d for A member of Sigmn Xi, Delta ~ars leavc ot 1:11; ond 2 p. '?j eongreae of March 2. 18711. program any vetcmn wants can be up. under the old priority order if WAA has announced Its inten­ the veteran just wanted it 'for the purchase of similar "special tion to keep strict supervision on Sigma Rho and Phi Delln Knppa Supper 25 ccnts. On group wi! On-tho-job ancl institntiona1 training pro­ . . l'ctlll'n 10 Iown lIy bC[OTe 8 p. m, Board of trusteee: Wilbur Sc:h,.mm. Jt1rk II. pleasure. list" items, and that he will not all sales to ve.terans. It says some honorary SOCieties, Pro res so,. JEAN SASS grams in which veterans !ll'e now engagcd run Porter. A. Crail Baird, Paul II. OlloD, KeDneth Veterans had to wait the turn resell the property he wants to buyers are uSil}g veterans as il, Knowcr has written 70 . orticles in Secretar, the from juniol' Boy .'cout c1iL'l:'ctoi' Smith. Louise Johnston, Jean Newland, Don at­ ~!lm ut in a long line or top priority pur­ buy. legal "fronts" to get hold of sur­ speech, psychology, SOCio logy, ed- We, Norman A. Erbe. to mojor leugLio baseball nmpire. • After filing fonn 73 tlle vet­ plus property. ucation journals and English re­ chasers and take what was left. ZOOLOGY S"~MlNAR An umpire school in Florida claim. tlle eran ,can do notbing more than search monographs. lIe ls co-au­ Fred M. Pownall. Publ1Jber It was soon discovered nothing In acquiring property ' covered Zoology seminar will ·m ee I full-time attention of several vetera ns who much wanted by veterahs would sweat it out until WAA Informs by the special list, veterans 8re thor of a book,"'Speech in General Loren L. Hickerson, Assistant to the Publlsher him the Item' he wants will go on t o day, 4 p. m., J'oom 205. wunt to get the wOI'd on how to call 'em. be leIt. theoretically entitled to purchase Education." John A. Stlchnoth. Editor sale at such-and-such a placc 01 zoo logy building. Dr. Eleanor ' ~' Onc VA l'cgionl1l office I'CpOt'ts that a , 'et­ one each of all items lisled. Of Professor and Mrs. Knower and Wally Stl'i~am. BUIlneu Manqw Wide Ran;e C6vered s uch-al1(~- s uch a tlme. Silfel' 11'1 11 discuss "Some Experi­ cours'l, the chance of anyone their two childrcn, Monn and Claire DeVin.. Circulation Van.... e1'l1n of the CBI theator who got II lot of Pl'IlC­ Thc new regulations provido Priorities By Dates m nts with Grass hopper EUI." 1 veteran getting one each of all Franklin Jr, wilt leave fOr Mad i­ tiee chllsing .Japfl is now chasing golf balls. that surplus automobiles, both As properties are released to J. II. BODINI Subscrlotion rat.-B7 mall til per nat. b7 specially li sted articles Is slim, son, Wis., Junc He's in on.tllc-job training learnillg .bow to new and usOO, jeeps, trucks of all W AA for sale, they go to veter­ 9. curier. 111 centl week17. IG per Jear. beeallse there aren't enough to go become a golf professional- and getting paid kinds, motorcycles, scooters, many ans holding the earliest dlted cer­ I , SCIIOOL OF NURSING around. The AeIodated Prell .. aeluelvelJ ctltted for it. . kinds of farm machinery, con­ tificate. Advertisements are ex­ Rev. Putnam to Talk APPLlCATIONS When special items go on salej lD lIIe f~ repubUcaUon of all newt dispatcheM Tho outfit ,.from which a veteran wants to ~tr ucUon machinery and o ~her pected to publicize sales before Women st u~ents who desire In· the regional office in which they At Masonic Luncheon formation about nllrsl ng education eredlted to it or not otherwiH credited 1D thlI get his training must be on thc "approved Items can be sold only to vet­ they take place. eran,'l. are to be sold notifies each certifi­ should contnct director of Ule pa~ and alIo the local newl herein. list," mudc up by individuul state agencies, WAA says it already has more To get one 01 these items a applications for surplus automo­ cate holder in that region. Hold­ The Rev. Fred W. Putnam will sc hool of nursing ot the General TELEPHONES usually tbe state board of cdncation. bIles than it will ever have auto· eta of crrtif,cales in oijler reilons be tile guest of the Masonic Ser­ hospital. Application blanb.Jl'/l1 ~~rlU~ft~ ___' ______41" veteran must present his dlseharge V.A. ha~ worked out a number of safeguards and till out W AA form 73 which mobiles. Same thing il true of are not notified. WAAI plans to vice club at a luncheon at noon be obtaIned trom the om" ot til.' toctltJ om~ '~8I to liCe that a veteran gcts his just share of ed­ he cab ret at any war 8611etl ad­ other scarce items. That's one rea- split up large quantit.ies o! the today In the dinin/( room of th registrar and should be 111111 '" IIJf ..... Office tttl ucatiQD. Recently jt diseovercd a conCElrn ministration (WAA) cerUfying 80n WAA is limiting sales of these speclal.list items as they are' of­ MasoDlc temple. The meeting Is registrar's office by tomorrolf· whieh had been approved to teach veterans office. There are 104 certifying "personal use" items to one to a tered tor sale and dlstrlQute them closed to all but Masonic loclie TED McOum FRIDA Y, MAY 24, 1946 -llOIV t~ take nickels out of juko boxes. oUices scattered allover tbe veteran, equitably among the 33 re)ions. members. A stslanl Rel.alrar J FRIDAY. MAY 24. 1946 THE DAILY IOWAN, JOWA CITY,IOWA PAGE THREE Journalism Awards. Presented at Anhual Matrix Table Ceremony , *** DICK YOAKAM RECEIVES*** BREWER KEY *** their out.door cook badge. Mrs. 5 Girl Scout Troops Katherine WalJjasper and Anna Northwesterli Corso are the troop leaders. :Announce Activities The sixth graders of Troop 7 at University elementary school will .Offer Accepted camp Saturday night and Sun­ Special activities for the week­ day at Ihe cabins and will cook end have been plann d by five three meals. Mrs. Dwight Edwards local Girl Scout troops. will chaperone. By '(. Buxton Camping overnight tonight in Yesterday afternoon 20 girls of the cabins at City park will be Troop 17 received their second Troop 13 whose leader is Mrs. Jus­ Prof. Claude E. Buxton, member class rank at a Courl of Awards in MISS tine Barker. Work on campin, the Scout office. Mrs. Hugh Car­ lof the psychology department badges and markers tor the wild son, council assistan t, presen ted I staff for the pasf tour years, has PERKINS flower garden at the cabins will the awards. Mothers of the girls be their main activities. accepted a position as associat/~ were guests at a tea which fol. ENGAGED Troop 4 will entertain their lowed the ceremony. Iprofessor of psychology at North- mother tonight from 7:30 to 8:30 western university, Evanston, Ill., at an ioJormal party in the Girl to begin in SeptEmber. He was Scout clubrooms. Their leader, I Ruth Giblin, A4 of Williamsburg, Ian instructor at that university will be in charge. Fresh Dressed Poultry for three years before he came Cooking a one-dish meal will Phollc your order! here. be lhe purpose of a cookout to­ We D li ver. Before receiving a Ph.D. degree morrow noon when Troop II meets at the City park cabins. The '1194 at the University of Iowa in 1937, cooking requirement is part of Profcoach and. head of the 'river safety Gerrald Smrina, Whetstone house. for con. fDITORS- ing before the Boy Scout Qoard <:pmmittee. • ~~~O~AT'C Mondays • (Continued from page 1) of review held last night at the "We need a man who ' can take ~lQI\mQ City hall, according 'to W. A. care of a' motor and handle a boat I Food Drive Leaders I • CODER presented to Janet Allen. a gradu­ Hintz, chairman of the Boy Scout 1n case of trouble," l).1·mbruster I Will Convene Today I Director ate; Louise HilIman, A4 of Betten­ district advancement committee. The board of review, the fir!;t said. "Years ago a boy drowned An representativ s of civic and dort; Louise Johnston, A4 of Mar­ while the men were trying to shalltown; Barbara Moorhead,,w\4 si nce last October, passed on campus groups who met when the awards which will be presented or'Moorhead; Miss Osborne; Joan start the motor boa't, and we don't emergency Food Collection drive later in a public court of honor. Overholser, A4 of Red Oak; Iris want this to happen again." was started are asked tv be pres­ ~ETTYE NEAL The Rev. George SneU, assistant Wilkin, a gl'3duate, and Helen CHARLOTTE PENNlNGROTH The Red Cross recently donated ent at a committee meeting today lIawkeye Editor Hawkeye Business Manager pastor of SI. Patl'lClk's church, is at 7:30 p. m. in the county eourt.­ Klahn, A4 of Marshalltown. $500 tor a temporary river safety . New Award scoutmaster of the leading troop. house, Chnirman Emil Troll an- Mayor Wilber J . Teeters and program to supplement' the uni­ nounced today. I A new award whose recipients * * * ...... Ray Culp assisted Hintz in ' the versity . patrol se.rvice. This plan IOWA.ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC CO are selected by undergraduate NEW THETA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS examinations. calls for two men, a mechanic and members of Sigma Delta Chi will Boards of review will be held be presented annually to per,sons each of the three weeks the scouts a water safety i n st~).Ictorl to. be ini journalism who do an out­ are at camp Wo-Pe-Na in June, available on the river from 1-10 stauding job. This year's selections and a court of honor will be held p. m. dally. Voluntee('s .cor this STRUB - W ARERAM, INO.-Om!el'l a~e Yoakam and FonteJlio-Nanton. to make the awards. work may call Prof. Gladys Scott, Members of Kappa Tau Alpha, Don Guthrie, troop nine, quali­ head of the Red Cross safety com­ national honorary journalism fra­ fied as a Life Scout and Jerry mittee, at the woman's gymhas­ T~UI3~S ()1:J)4~TMr:~T ~T()~f ternity, announced at the ban_ Holland, troop 10, Bob Thomas and ium. lllH24 South Clinton Street quet are Charlotte Ferris, A4 of Albert Neuton both of troop two, A saiety committee, composed of Phone 9601 Syracuse, N. Y.; Miss Klahn; Miss qualified as Star scouts. delegates from the university, city OverhOlser; Jean Krabbenhoeft, J ack Gibson qualified for the and county, is drawing. UP plans A4 of Davenpor~; Lynn Johnson, First Class award. for a permanent county-wide pro, A4 of Rock IsJ:md, Ill.; Joan Holt, Qualifying for Second Class gram. A3 of Highland Park, Ill.; Kath- awards were Don Boyle, James • ryn Larson, A3 of Sioux Falls, Crowe, Duane Loney, Leo Soren­ S, D.; Phyllis Sharer, A3 of Mon­ sen, Dan Nolan, Bill Emanuel and tezuma, and Dick Baxter, G of Carl Cooney all of troop ' \0. Davenport. The merit badges designated Theta. Sigma Phi Officers will be awarded to the following Oflicers of Theta Sigma Phi, boys: Earl Cooney, beef produc­ who were installed in a ceremony tion, animal industry, hog and preced,ing the banquet, include: pork production and handicraft; Miss Larson, president; Matidee Jerry Holland, public speaking; Bill, A3 of Moline, IU ., vice-pres­ Bob Thomas, safety, wood carving ident; Peggy Ryan, A3 of East Ilnd cooking; Jack Gibson, IiIrt and Moline, Ill., vice-presiden~; Peggy reading; Dirk Moore, handidralt, Ryan, A3 of East Moline, Ill., rock and minerals, and leather­ secretary; Miss Sharer, treasurer; craft; John Boyle, pathfinding and Beulah Jaster. A3 oC Ft. Madisotl, reading; Don Guthrie, .phyt;ical k~per of the archi ves, and Elinor NEW OFFICERS of Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary journalism development; Albert Neuton, safe­ TlIylor, A3 01 Council Bluffs, so­ fraternity for women, Include left to rlC'ht, Kathryn Larson, pres. ty, cooking; Charles Lerew, first cial chairman. . Ident, and Marldee Hili vice-president. aid, rock and mjnerals, and Hugh Josephi ne Baumgartner of Des Anderson, photography. Moines was initiated into Theta Sigma Phi as an honorary mem_ 7 Students Contribute ller at the ceremonies before the Rites for Mrs. Hill To Iowa Law Review banquet. To Be Held Today Seven students from the col­ To Hold Benefit Sale lege of law have contributed to For European Relief Mrs. Rosetta A. HiU, 36, of 800 the May issue of Iowa Law Re­ Dubuque street, died Wednesday view. They are J{l mes W. Angell, If you hava __ won a CIII1-. L2 of Atlantic; Harold J, Birch, honor-.:lan ollie .. 0.''''Il0l11<< ~. : An icc cream sandwich benefit night at Oakdale santorium after L2 of Wallkill, N . Y. ; D. Paul drlmatie or ,t.. dub appolo~­ an illness of about six weeks. you've known the thrill of, 1U(CMt. sale for European relief will be Davis, L4 of Webster City; Dale Prepare for lUeCftl In b~ b, sponsored today nnd tomorrow Mrs. Hill was born At Delmar Dilts, L3 of Hesston, Kan.; Ned enrolliDI 'It Katharlna Olbft 8cbooI a,fternoons by the Wesley Founda­ and lived at Clinton before mov- Willis, L3 of Perry; Alan T. Sen­ in the lpeelal oacretarllll ~ f. colle," ",omen. Addreu c;;ouep ~on. The sale, at II booth on the ing to Iowa City recently. tinella L3 of Iowa City and Carle- CouneDHn. 18wn of the Methodist student E'uneral services will be held ton C.' Kugel, L3 of Si~ux Ci ty. ';Cnter, will include a lawn social at 2 o'clock today at the Oathout Frederic M. Miller, Iowa su­ ~d curb service. funeral chapel, with the Rev. preme court justice, contributed KATHARINE SIIB.S Belen Wiederrecht, A2 of Wup_ Donavan G. Hart officiating. an article, "A Symposium in Jur­ II£W YORK 11 ...... U. "'" II ... ello, will be in charge of the saJe. Burial will be in Oakland ceme- istic Bases for International Law" IOSTON II ...... ,...... CHICAGO 11 ...... 71. II • • ~_ Proceeds will go to buy food for tery. in the same issue. PIIOV.DIIICI ..... _ ...... _ ...... ""'" ..

I Is Ypur Future in Sales,.Advertising Or Merchandising! FUN ... in the Aon!!! Have It in Joan HeN's an exceUent opportunity for younq sales-minded men to earn wblle tIwF MilicI" adorable .unba~k fl;'oek or trcr(el and learn, ..ll1nq a weU·known staple food product. :ru~tR,ed '1iIDOUg IJales' "';pUn ill p.eI sbades of If you cue Intereated In a sale., sale. promotion or advertlaln; future, cmd tile for Up Appeal opportunty for wide trcr(el-here'. the job that will ;l.e you InvaluablelralDlDq A'IlUI, Pmk, or Yellow. JI:'" rjolhily . and experience, Steal tLe .Low with Th. Season' I . bedee\:ed willa en.,., wllilfl eyetel YOUD; a1nqle men with two or more years colle;e education. or the equ1valeDt. RIGHT Red .. your colo'C {ocusl preferr.d. Ju.tRed i • .., right ii'. the onlilthade DUn.d· iu tb. lu.trout Roger & \ We provide car., salary, and trayelin; expenae. oall.t k1'.tlcL. OD the lipI, its boaul:,\ Apply by Mall or In Person to ...... IIld lut. .. '. and lubi. , SALES DEPARTMENT lCLIP·STICK NATIONAL OATS COMPANY ROGER & GALlET , \,e~.~ .,....•. ISIS' H Avenue N.E. Cedar Raplda, Iowa r.ftIII!I~ Dtr...... • U, ~ ·lollat Slap I How Clubs St8n~ NATIONAL LEAGUI! 8urns W L Pel. G.B. lowa-IIHni SI. Louis ...... 19 10 .GM Brooklyn ...... 19 10 .6S5 Boston ...... 16 13 .552 3 It will be a familiar IInwk battery that lllOVrS onto the diamond Chlc.lto ...... 15 13 .536 3~ ClnclnnaU ... : .. , .. ... 13 13 .500 4 v.. tooay whcn TowA meets Illinois in the first of a crncial two game IHSAA Shows Thanks Pittsburgh ...... Il 16 .407 7 New York: ... '.' _, .... 12 1R ,.01'1 ,." SI'I'i(,Il. Phllade.lphla ...... 8 20 .288 IO~ 011 till' IHonnd will be the Big Ten strikeout lenacr, Bob "Moo e" For Tourney Success Thursda,', Bel.lli Pubcl', alld b hind th plate will b thc lellding Hawkeyc hitler, SI. Louis 4, New York I Jilhnel·. Brook Iyn 2. Chicago I A pen and pencil set has been PlllsburKh 10, Phllade.lphla 2 Ebnel' SUff'('lWI 11 malaria attack ea rliel' in the week and his presented to E. G. Schroeder, di_ Today'. Pllche,. ,l'l'vil'PS fo !' the last Rel'ies of the · t th U . B,"on al New York (nlrbll-Wallace rec t or 0 f a thl e tICS a e ntver- (2-01 v •. Schum.cher (2-0) BROOKLYN (AP)-The Broo,k. ~('a 011 W(,1'(, doubtrul. lIow yer, sity of Iowa by the' Iowa High Brookly. at Pblladelphla (ul,bt)- 'to . t· i . HI~be (1-0) VB. Mulligan (l-II Iyn Dodgers maintained their firsl thr stocky catcher work!'u oul S Ch 00I Athl e IC aSSOCJ3 ron n ap- Chl"",o at Plllsburrh (ulrbt)-Borowy wilh lhe squad last night and both precialion of his help in staging (1-2) vs. Roe 0-1) place National Icaguc tie with the Lanier Fails 8(. al . h' Loul. CIDolDnaU (Dlrbt) - he and Coach Otto Vogel were t h e s t a t e b as k etb a II c h amplons Ip Brecheen (2-4, ve. Bergs (4-81 51. Louis Cardinals by nosing out the Chicago Cubs, 2-1, in eleven confident he would be able to tournament in March. AMERICAN LEAGUE • Lyle Quinn. secretary of the as­ W J.. Pct. G.B. innings yesterday . start today. To Appear For sociation, expressed his satisfac­ Boston ...... 27 8 .771 Pe~ Wee Reese drove a long New York ...... 22 IS .8211 5 Iowa goes into the series with a lion and appreciation for the co­ Washington ...... 18 It .1>33 8Y.r fly with none out nnd the bases 5-3 lecord . in conference play operation of the university and De(rolt ...... 18 18 .flJt 8~ loaded in the second overtime St . /..bUlB ...... 15 18 .455 11 (rame to score Pete Reiser with which gives them a tie for fourth the athletic department staff in Clev"lahd ...... 14 19 .424 12 Cardinal Game handling many details of the Chicago ...... 10 19 .345 14 the deciding run.' Ill'iser hlld Phll.delph la ...... 9 2Max Lanier, The tournament, called the fin­ New York 13, Detroit G Len Merullo [\nd the Dodgers' Washlnllton at St. Louis (postponed Dixie Walker, prcceded Ute A continuation of yesterday's the leading pitcher in the NIl­ est ever held in Iowa in the matter rain ) ~S POLlCf; (above) sat In the western this weekend would give tional league, and two St. Louis of receipts and attendance, illus­ * *'* Chicago Cub dugout In Brooklyn tense game. The flare UP wblch trated the fine relations and high Today'. Pltcber. soon Included other players from the Illinois nine the conference teammates, planned a trip to Delrolt at Chl'.ro (ulrbtl - New­ yesterday to make sure that an­ title. Mexico yesterday and then can­ degree of cooperation between the houser (G-11 Vi. Grove (1-11 both clubs apparently was a university and the high school as­ , Clevellnd It 8t. Loul. (ul,bl)-Reyn­ other riot did not break out after carryover from the tu sle yes­ Illinois brings a tough mound cetled their arrangements, but old. (1-5) vs. Potter (3"3) or Zoldak staff to face the Hawk hitters. AI faUed to appear at the Polo sociation, Director Schroeder said. (4-3) members of the two clubs had terday between Merullo and Ed Scharf and Marv Rotblatt have a Grounds fOI' the Cardinals' game s~a,ed slu,fests on two succes­ Stanky of the Dodgers. combined record of six wins and witli the New York Giants. sive days, they S:1W l'ete Reiser Walker took exception to a re­ one loss in loop play with Scharf The first step in the day's con­ (below) slide aaross the plate in mark mnde by Merullo to Reese holding a perfect reoord. tusing developments found in­ the 1Hh Inn in&' to Whl the bitter as the Brooklyn shortstop was For the Saturday game Coach fielder Lou Klein, pitcher Fred Grid Drills to Start Aug. 19 battIe. The game was marked taking batting practice and wres­ Otto Vogel h'a:; a choice of Bill Martin and Lanier, accompanied with much hl.will with a fist lied Merullo to the ground. Phil by Bernardo Pasquel, vice-pres­ Fall practice for the University of Iowa's 58th year of football (lght breaking out before game Cavarretta of Chicngo jumped in Martin or Wes Demro unless Jack will open Aug. 19, Dr. Eddie Anderson, head coach, has announced. Bruner, out for two weeks with a ident of the Mexican baseball time between DIxie Walker, Len and landed a few blows to Wal­ This opening date follows the western conference rule that mem­ ker's body before a squad of po­ SOre elbow, is ready to go. Bruner league, applying for permits to Merullo and Phil Cavarretta. ber schools can start drill five weeks before the opening game. Iowa lice arrived and separated the has a three win and one loss rec­ visit Mexico. The permits were During the game, five Dodgers, issued at the Mexican government plays North Dakota State Sept. 21 in the stadium as an opening con­ Augle Galan, Leo DUrocher, Hal players. ord in the conference this season. test. National league President scheduled for tomorrow, tourist bureau. Gregg, Joe Hatten and Stan Pasquel then took the three This is the Hawks' complete 1946 schedule: Ford C. FriCk lost no time In showers may put the diamond in Rojek, were banished for argu­ athletes to see his attorney, Sept. 21-North Dakota State, here ing. The fhlal score was 2_1 in punt hing the of.enders. Be an unplayable condition il1 which Jerome S. Hess, who advised Sept. 28-Purdue, here (Dad's Day) fined Dixie Walker $ISO and case a double header will be fa VOl" of t he Dodgers. th em to return the permits, Oct. 5-Michigan at Ann Arbor (AP Wirephoto) suspended him for five day~; scheduled for tomorrow. Frank Jla.'Ihap, a spokesman fol' Oct. I~Nebraska, here fined Pee Wee Reese $100, with, Hess, said Jater that the action Oct. 19-Indlana at BloomIngton out a suspension; fined 1\{er. Three-I Standings Static was taken to "maintain the sta­ Oct. 26-Notre Dame, here ,gUo $150 and SUSPended hIm f,r The standings in the Three-I tus quo" in litIgation between Nov. 2-lIIinois, here (HomecomIng) Beazley Throws Four eight days; fined Cav-arretta league baseball race remained un­ the Mexicans and organized Nov. 9-Wlsconsln aL Madison $100 with no suspensIon, arid changed yesterday as rain washed baseball. Nov. 16--Minnesota at Minneapolis Hitter, Cards Win 4-1 fined Coach Red Smith of the out three scheduled games. Although there had been rio Cubs ISO, with a five-day sus­ In . the only game played at legal action by the Cardinal own­ pension. ers, a trial is pending on the New NEW 'YORK (AP) - Johnny Frick intimated that other fines QUincy, the last place Gems edged Beazley, a star of the 1_942 world out fifth place Evansville, 4-3. York Yankees request for a per­ or suspensions might be levied manent injunction against the champion St. Louis Cardinals, when he completed his investi­ Pasquels and their agents. GASSIN~ went the route for the first time gation of the brawl. Irish Netsters Win Manager Eddie Dyer and Pres­ this season yesterday to pitch the Brooklyn's Augie Galan was SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)­ ident Sam Breadon of the Cards Junior legion Nine leAAAA Will Red Birds to a 4-1 viclory over tossed out of the game in the Notre Dame's tennis team cap­ expressed complete surprise when the New York Giants. fourth inning [or protesting a de­ tured its fifth straight vi~ol'Y Lanier, Klein and Martin failed Beazley, who failed to last the cision at second. In the ninth, yesterday by defeating Wisconsin, to show up in the St. Louis club­ with GUS ' distance in three previous starts, with the Cubs batting, Manager 6-3. The Irish gained a 5_1 lead house before the game. Iyielded only four hits and lost .,eo Durocher of Brooklyn was HoJd,Meel his shutout in the ninth inning. When Dyer was notified later T: It~::~ ig~~OO~~~b~l~ in the singles, but lost two doubles ~-~--.-"-"-A~.~ByGUS~~J~\Vt~------~ ejected for arguing. Also ban­ matches. that the players had returned schedule over Iowa City young- • The trumph was Beazley's second ished were Hal Gregg, Joe Hal­ their permits he /laid he was stel'S will tw'n their atlention to against one loss. ANNAPOLIS, Md . (AP)-Rail Marty Marion sent the Cards ten and Stan Rojek from the Charley RuCfing of the Yankees willing to welcome them back Dale Nelson Won't Wrestle at lowa- the American Legion junior team strike or not, the naval academy Dodger bench. to the lold it Breadon agreed. "I GOT a letter trom Bob Roehmer today," Rummy Macias said which will have it,i first pra~tice into a 1-0 lead in the tbird inning led the American league in intends to go through with the strikeouts in 1932 when he lanned The skipper said 110 punishment between mouthfuls of breaded pork tenderloin, "and he's all set to en­ session tonight at 6:45 p. m. at when he clouted his lirst homer Villanova's Stan Chojnacki, had been planned although the roll at Iowa as soon as he gets out of service" ... Rummy-who is a lhe City higH school field. intercollegiate AAAA track meet of the year off Dave Koslo. 190 batters. ." Saturday "if anybody shows up," yrmy veteran from Camden, N. J., players were supposed to have self_appointed one-man bureau in charge of publicizing the University Earl Y. Sangster is in charge is regarded as one of the most of Iowa to prospective athletes-and I were eating supper Wednesday of the program and will be as­ Cnptain C. O. Humphreys, navy been in uniform. athletic director, said last night. Cleveland Drops Red promising pitchers in eastern col­ Lanier is the ace hurler in the night in a 'lowntown restaurant ... Roehmer is another Davenport sisted by Al Mitchell and Pat lege ranks. 3 DAYS SERVICE wrestling star, a former YMCA protege of Rummy's, a National AAU Thirty-six colleges from all sec­ Sox in Tenth, 3·2 league with a 6-0 record and ap­ Beals. Lions of the country have entered peared to be on his way to his champ this spring, and it was mighty good news to know that Rummy Tonight's gathering will be best big league season. had him lined up for the Hawkeyes. turned into a search fOr talent the cindel' festival and almost all CLEVELAND (AP) The • * • and regular drills will start Mon. of them aJ ~ e dependent upon fail Cleveland Indians squared the "ANJ> THIS kid Dale Nelson from Eagle Grove Is comiD .. day and continue on Wednesday IransportatlOn to go to ~nnupolls. two_game series with the Boston Kiner Beats Phils down this weekend to look the school over," Macias added en­ and Friday. Captam Humphreys S31d he was . Red Sox yesterday, dumping the PHILADELPHlA (AP)-Led by thusiastically . , . "There's a sweet Ume wrestler •• ' fast, strollf, Eligible for Legion play this attemptmg to get m touch ~Ilh American league leaders by 3-2 in Ralph Kiner's two home runs and and a. heck of a nice kid •.• he should have won the National AAU summer will be any boy who has A. S . .Bushnell, Eastern C~ll~glate 10 innings as the clubs went into a double, the Pittsburgh Pirates this year but he took second as it was ... both he and his big not reached his 17th birthday be­ ~thletlc conferenc~ commlSSI?ner, extra frames for the second gave the Philadelphia Phillies a In New York to diSCUSS the SitU a- tr 'ght d brother Bill are coming down this fall" •• , Rummy and young fore January I, 1946. tion arising from the tieup. s al . ay.. ,. . 10-2 drubbing yesterday and im­ Nelson had travelled out to the national meet in March a.nd no­ New additions to the rules of "At this time I'll say we'll go Gen,: Woodlmg s smgle ~Ith two mediately boarded two buses for body was better qualUied than Rummy to say how good a. wrestler the Legion tournament allow Iowa ahead with the meet if anybody away In the tenth, sconng Pat home where they are schedul~d Nelson was, .• The youngest of four brothers, all of whom were City to draw plaYel's from sur­ shows up" Captuin Humphreys Seery from second, \Vas the pay- to play the Chicago Cubs ton ight. , off puncb as "Red" Embree hung - ENDS TONITE - mat stars at Eagle Grove, Dale was a state champ in high school rounding communities, providing snid. MEANS BETTER CLEANING and a great college prospect, .• He had a. l :n.pound place pract(. up his fourth mound triumph of Bogart and Sheridan Dan Casey, Villanova outfielder, the player does not live over half cally cinched' 011 Iowa's team and was eyeinll' the Big Ten and the distance from Iowa City to the campaign. lit All Came True' hit .300 with the 1943 Great Lakes NCAA championships wllh an eager eye. Embree held the loop leaders to navy nine. the next city which has the Legion Plus • • • program. I.e. Amateurs Fight seven hits, while the Tribe New Sherlock Holmes THURSDAY MORNING I was eating a combination breakfast and Because of the population of climbed on Bob Klinger and 4 MONTH INTENSIVE lunch in the same cafe and Rummy came in again ... His face over 20,000 persons Iowa City's Af Maquoketa Benefit Randy Heflin for an even dozen, 'Terror by Night' was a mile long ... We exchanged greetings and he askcq me if I'd team will be in the class A brac­ Heflin taking over in the sixth • Course lor read the papers ... I hadn't, so he pulled out a newspaper clipping ket. to get credit for the loss. COLLEGE STUDENTS and GRADIfATES and handed it to me ... "We were just talkink about Dale Nelson last Bob Rossie Sr. will send his A thorough, intensive course-start· night," Rummy reminded me, klnda choked up, "but I guess he won't stable of amateur fighters into Byington Beats t/jit3ii) ing February, July, Oct&ber. Bulletin ever, do any wrestling for Iowa or anybppy now" . . . I read the article Golfers Practice battle against Clinton Golden A,on request. Regi~rra[ion nowopen. have graduated from Eagle Grove high schllol tonight (Thursday) Coach Charles Kennett and six Gloves finalists tonight in the high Whetstones, 124 2 First Run Featur~s 1 S. Dubuque St. was killed Wednesday when the car in which he was riding was school gym at Maquoketa. The Regular day aod• evenj ng schools members of the University golf program will start at 8 p. m. and Byington house 'aided by three throughout the year. Catalog. struck by a Rock Island passenger train at Holmes, Iowa . .. "Just squad went yesterday to Cedar home runs and good pitching by START SATURDAY! like that ... When things like that happen you're always left with will be for the benefit of the Jack­ Phone: 4447 A SCHOOL 0' IUS'NUS Ral'ids to practice on an unfa­ son County MemoriaL hospital Omar Lett walloped Whetstones PI/.'EI/II'O" I;OUECilI MIN ",,0 WOM'A that "funny" feeling inside that can't be cured by all the talk in the yesterday .afternoon, 12-4 in the universe about coincidence or small worlds. miliar course. fund. THI GRIGG COLLEGI Bob Rossie Jr. will meet Glenn university intramural league. Lett ....-., .....n._ Gregg, I.C.O. Competition for Bus- The unbeaten Hawks' next meet slammed out a homer and Bob Ogden of MOline, Ill., Boo Berens DlNctIf, Paul M. hit, M. A. will be the three-way match with Grover got a pair for Byington. lJept,CP 6 N. Michigan A,·c BUS MERT~, Iowa's 1940 and 41 balIback star, is back in town fights Bill Banks of Rock Island, DRVI5 [LERnERS Minnesota and Northwestern at Lett and Smith were the batteries Chicago a. Dlinols after cementing" things in a contract way with the Los Angeles Dons Minneapolis May 30. Ill., and Lyle Seyed will tangle ot the All_America pro-grid league ... R~orting a successful sign­ with Bob Croce of Maquoketa. for Byington and Wright and ing with former Iowa coach Slip Madigan, Bus collected a neat $l,QOO Seydel, who is a 112-poundeT, Schweitzer worked for Whel­ bonus tor his jump from the Chicago Cardinals in the National loop, Yanks Wailop Tigers fought his way to the Chicago stones. ) and his 1946 contract is one which makes it easy DETROIT (AP)-Equalling a Golden Gloves tournament, Rossie =;:~~~~~~~~~~~~ to see why so many gridders went to the new conference ... Howev.er, major league record by clouting is the Iowa welter champion and , i there is going to be competition ,galore fol", backfiel~ jobs with the L. three successive home runs In an Berens holds the Stlltc amateur "LAST BrG DA Y" A. club ... But says he is one of nine fullbacks already on the roster eight-run, fifth inning uprising, 160 pound title. (Jarrin' Jawn Kimbrough of Texas A & M is another) and prao­ the New York Yankees walloped - G.nl\e~n Mlsbc:ba.ves - tice will start in early August ... Bus will get his B.A degree from tbe Detroit Tigers 12-6 here yes­ Lon Warneke, who won 192 - Song of MeJ{lco - the university June 8. terday, scoring their fourth games in the National league, is straight victory over Detroit this umpiring in the Pacific Coast AIIlERIOAN, ASSOCIATION I General Pruitt, a Clemson first year. league. Minneapolis at Milwaukee, (postponed. baseman was with a field artil- rain) '. SI. Paul at Kansas City (postponed, lery group in England, Afnca, ra¥'~edo at Louisville «postponed. rain) Sicily and Italy for 35 mon ths and won six battle stars. General TIIREE-I LEAGUE "ENDS It-LINOfS Danville al Waterloo (postponde, rain) is his first name. Terre Haute at Sprlnllileld (postponed. BARRY rain) Danville al Waterloo (postponed, rain) Whitey Wietelmann of the Bos~ FITZGERALD VS. ton Braves has improved his bat­ Emil Leonard, Washington I I ting average in each of the last knuckleballer, topped the Amer­ ican league in losses in 1940 when three seasons. In 1943 he hit .215, he dropped 19 decisions while reached .240 in 1944 and last sea­ winning 14 times. son he batted .271. !

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MOTOR SERVICE WE GUARANTEE to waterproof 20-21 Schneider Bldg. Ph. 5662 WANTED TO RENT PREVENT TIRE TROUBLE- have your tires dismounted and all leaky basements. cisterna MARRIED graduate st u den t inspected before ioing on that and masonry work with the ,-:~====~=====~ would like to rent furnished vacation trip. Linder Tire Service world renowed Armour Coat paint I apartment beginning Sept. 1. Call -21 E. College. U. S. Royal De- Free estimates Curry and Um­ Dance I phenour. Dial 6317. ~ evenings or Sunday. Luxe 'Tires. TO RECORDED MUSIC --~~------~--~--- WANTED TO RENT: Graduate ELECTRICAL SERVICE WANTED: Wall washing, palnt­ Public Address System rented student needs small apartment ------__- __-~­ inl, wallpaper cleanina. C\ll'IY. for next three years beginning JACKSON ELECTRIC CO.: Elec- 6317 for all Indoor or Outdoor Occa­ June. Call 3553 after 7. trical wirin,. appliances and ______sions. radio repairin,. 108 S. Dubuque 00 YOU have clean floors? We WANTED TO BUY Dial 5465. have cleaning soap and wax in Woodburn ,WANTED TO LEASE or buy two PERSONAL SERVICES QUarts. half gallons. 5 ,allons or Sound Service bedroom home in desirable lo­ barrels. Maintenance problems I cation by responsible party. Write WEAR-EVER Aluminum Pro d- solved readily. Blackman Decorat- Dial 3265 • E. Collere box D-3. DaUy Iowan. \Jcts, Distributor Dale Kraai, Ing Store across from A&P Store 624 S. Clinton. Call 9265. Dial 7713. ~======:: ' ==~ PERSONAL PERSONAL SERVICES: STEAM ------PLUMBING and heating. pumps, BECOME MORE beautiful with VAPOR BATHS. mas sag e, stokers. stoves. oU-burners and RADIO TROUBLE? Avon Cosmetics. Dial 3557 and physlotheraphy treatments. Wm. water heaters. Iowa City Plumb­ You Get Full7 ' Interview Mrs. Helen Harapat, 508 M. Frey, 1l5~ Iowa avenue. Dial ing. 114 South Linn. Dial 5870. Guaranteed Work At S. Dubuque. 4391. . B & K RADIO SHOP 11 E. WasbinatOn Special Offer Phone 3595 TYPING CAN MEAN A Good Until June 1st HIGHER GRADE POINT Only IN OUR MODERN MOTOa Learn to type qulckty and easily at the Iowa Clb Commercial Your choice of either one ot l CLlN1C Oollele. Classes are arranled to fit your university schedule. two size pictures for' only $ 1.50. we operate dally on all ears. Iowa (Jlty Commercial Coline uses the most modern methods A lovely axlO Vignette black One Stop Service with Men, available for &eachlnl typlnl. Insurln.. you a maximum o~ reo & white portrait or a disUn­ Methods and Merchandise. lutta for the time you spend. Don't walt. enroll tor a typlnr gulshed mlnature In oils. Either HOME OIL CO. 01 .. today. for $1.50. Iowa Ave. Dial 33811. No appointment is required 80 come in today for your sittinl . I IOWA CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE of 4 to 8 proofs. FINE BAKED GOODS 203!~ E. Washlnaton Phone 7644 Kritz Studio , Pies Caltea Bread Hours 10 to 8 Rolls Pastrlel 3 S. Dubuque Dial 7332 SPECIAL ORDERS Members of Student members are eliaible to vote. City Bakerv I Candidates are Helen Zimmer­ -_2 E. Wasbinaton blaI 111105 Christian Group Vote man, A3 of Waterloo, president; For Officers Today Bob Brashares, Al of Des ~olnes, Typewrlterw are Valuable and Don Houts, A1 of Cedar keep them , You Ire al... a,. welcome, Rapids, vice-president; Carrol CLEAN and in REPAIR and PRICES are low. a' tU 'Election of Student Christian Schneider, E3 of West, and Janet FrohweiD &\ BurtII counoil oWcers fOr the school Gutz, A2 of Hampton, secretarYi 'ear 1948-47 will take place to­ Dick Peterson, G of East MOline, 6 S. Clinton Phone 8474 DRUG 'SHOP da, In the Y. M. C. A. rooms In Ill., and Mrf. Sue Shroder, trea- Edward S. ROI&-Pharmacllt Only new council .urer. PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOVlAN, IOWA ' CITY, IOWA FIlIDA Y. MAY 24. 1946 - .. New Super Market Iowa Women':' (onstruction \of 'Quon1set Hql$ John Phillips fleeted New Assistant ·to Begin ·Duties To Open Tomorrow I President of , Council . The Economy Super Food Mar. ket, owned by ADl'O n Braverman. For SUI Veterans U~der Wt' AI Ouadrangle .· D,orm At MetHodist Studenl (enler will open tomorrow DL 215·217 S -With Fashion Parade Dubuque street. John Phillips, C3 of Maquoketa, The store is twice lhe size o[ Work is now well underway inlbed rooms, 10 x 11 anll 10 x' 16 M. Romedahl Named the former Economy Cash Grocery! the erection of 25 Quonset huts feet, a combination living room- . has been eleeted president of the Quadrangle council. He replaces Associate Counselor aL 215 S. Dubuque stree t and will for university married veterans. kitchen, 10 x 20 feet, and a bath- Club Mee,ings be a complete seU-service marke steve Driftmier, CS . of Shenan­ For Methodist Group and their families accorellng to room. ,I doah. Stitch, Chatter Club of groceries, meats and v egetabl~. R. H. Wise, construction superiU- The kitchenette will contain an Othel' officers are 'Jilob Jensen, A3 of DaVenport, vice.president; An .associate counselor COl' Meth­ To Meet Today tendent of the Kueharo Construc- icebox, sink, cupboard and each lJave yuu secll- tion Co., Des Moines. apartment will have an individual Gordon Lundy, A3 of Zearing, odist students, Mildred Romedahl secretary; Paul Lange, Al of Stitch and Chatter club will Sod has already been peeled heating unit. Bedrooms will be of Madrid, will begin wOt'k at the ,Cedar Falls, and And~ Novosat, Iowa City studeht center June 11, meet for a kensington in the home and workmen will begin laying furnished with 'wardi-obe closets E2 of Chicago. sergeant-at-arms. EYES , foundations Monday. Nine of the and cupboards. Ano{her closet A new Quad social committee or it was announced yesterday by the of Mrs. Charles Kindl, 1003 wUI open off the living room . . local Wesley Foundation board. Friendly avenue, this aftErnoon l 'ho Ncgroes' Own Piclure council members has been organ­ l\1agazine huts will be located b et we~n the Wise commented lhat 40 tIlen, \ ized with William Day, CS of Ft. Miss Romedahl will be lhe per- at 2 o'clock, east end of .Halley street and most of them veterans attending Dodge, as chairman. Other mem­ manent assistant of the Rev, Vic­ Iowa r~ver whIle 16 Of. the Quon- the university, are being em­ On Sa le Each Month bers are Dale Cornick, C3 of Bur­ tor 'Goff, student pastor, and will Chapter HI of P. E. O. at sets WIll be erected In an arEa Iployed in the erection of the Jive 'at the Wesley Foundation an- The regular meeting of chap- at the corner of Park and Halley units. lington, and Wayne Maddocks, A2 of Malvern. - nex. tel' of HI of P. E. O. WI ll not meet Lubins Pharmacy streets. I Driftmier, as Quadrangle repre­ A graduate of Simpson college, this weck. An noun cement of the and Two cranes were in operation Mo Ws Drug Store yesterday transferring crated 3 Sound Films Added sentative on the Student CounCil, Indianola, Miss Romcdahl is a meeting will be made ut tI lutcr Will continue to sit in pn the coun. parts of the huts from railroad To S.U.I. Industrial mCl'ilber of the National IntcI'-Col- ttli~m~e;;:.======~~;; ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;~ flatcars on a siding to trucks and ell meetings in an ex-olnclo ca­ legiiite doUncil and of the national = ;) from the trucks to the appointed Engineering Library pacity. co.nfere.nce of the .ethodisl 5 KU N KS I location for each hut. ' youth F~lIow sh i p. She was edi- RATS ~~:M ••• Their Arch EIIeIIY Wise said that foundation work Three 16 mm. sound films pro. tor' of Slmpsonian, the college So. 100. tbey will run from RATGON- remcukable ral leptl· will take one week. The face of duced by the bureau of visual ed­ newsp~Pllr; IlIld of Zenith, the lenl IIIGde from cultured u lrGct of Ii,.. .kunkl. You eGa'1 the foundation will extend si?, ucation under the supervision of college yearbook. She was also a I mell il. bul rod, nl. can; EalY to \1M. • I member of Sigma Tau Delta, hon­ Non·poiaonoul. SlIIaliliu Inches above the ground. ' Prof. Ralph Barnes of the indus- boltle $1.00; lorg. " .00. Upon completion of this a crew· trial engineering department, have orary English fraternJty, and Delta D~lta Delta, social sorority, Cramer Products, I.e. will erect frames of the huts and been added to the Hidustrlal ~n­ 610 Low 1IdI. IIansu OIIr.II. Install partitions l\nd floors . , glneering library of thel1kUverslt;r. and president of the y. W, C. A. Construction and interior work The films, "Motion Study 'prin. In August, Mi:ss Romedahl will of the Quonset huts is under th.e clples," "Motion Study Applica­ attend the general assembly of the supervision of the federal public tions'" and "Motion Study" in Ac­ The, spring formal of Kappa World Student Christian federa­ housing authority. The univer- tion," contrast old me\hods With Kappa Gamma sorority wHi be tion in Switzerland as the only sity is responsible for the erec· improved methods used by indus­ held tonigbt at the chlliJter house Me ~hodist student representative Girls tion of electric lines and laying ria lists to increase productioli from 9 p. m. to 12 m. Jimmy from' the United stales. water and sewer lines to the in- {rom 25 percent to 225 percent. Adams and his orchestra of Cedar Permanent PosilioJls dividual units. The library nOw has available Rapids will provide music. Chap­ Wise predicted that six huts about 60 films, most of them' made erones wlll be. ~rs : Milp Whipple, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES wili be erected within two weekS during the universlty's s Ii 0 r t Mrs. Maye Stump, Mrs. Velma and the 25 units wlll be ready for course on management. Othe~ Harlow and Mrs. Mabel Kuche­ Vcr se Writing ul,ervisQry occupancy by June 27 . films will be made when tlie man. Elaine Horan, A4 of Lake­ Art Office Two houses are being removed cO\lrse is heid agalh next montl;l. \ wood, Ohio, is chairman of the Write letter of a. pplication In from the Halley Park area to committee in charge. Others are care of Perso1lnel Department I provide room for the units. 1M' · L' Evelyn Wasen, A3 of Ft. Dodge, The 25 huts will house 50 stu- ssue arrlage Icense COMPLETiNG HER,PUTT on Ole last hole is Jini Bomke, 'A2 of West· Jean Taylor, AS of Waterloo, dent-veterans and their famllles. A marriage license was issued ern Sprinrs, DI., while )Jarbara Perriam, Al of Chicago, holds the 'pin. Mary Fran WhiUey, Al of Ames, HALL BROTHERS, Inc. Each unit will be divided Into two yeslerday by the clerk of di:itrict Fer her golling oatilt Jinl chooses a wblte sharkskin U-neck sports Claudia Osborne, A3 of Waterloo , apartments by a part~tion . The court to Robert Berdan and Viola dress with plalUe buttons down the front and a shirred hipline. Bar­ and Doris Louise Green, A2 of Manufacturers of HALLMARK GreetinG' Cards apartments will consist of two Baierl of Auburl1dale, Wis. bara favors whlte' cot,on, pique. with. four gold bultous aecelltillC the Des Moines. 2505 Grand ======;;::':::;::=7'======shlrwll$t'deslrn: ' ; ~ " ..." I I Kansas Ci ty, Missouri' , ' . , • ' • , :, I. I . ' : ' . PI Beta ,Phi sorority will en- . l"a s ~lon . n. ow g~~ s .g biClOg , m, arflt is .a dark kelly grecn sports tertain at-its annual spring dinner bIg , wily ' and I row~ , WOI;nen are dress with "tee" pockets and dance at 7:30 ' (onlght in the Hotel; compl~tin. 'g 'a ma# . jnV dsi9~ pfi. th!! r~ qrily shorl sleeves, f~a turing Jefferson. Music . \,VJIl be ,pro-l c041:se. In defei'cnce to' the, male ~ whl(e handslilching around the 'vlded by Bill Meardon ·and his I it /TIu st ~e '; s aid . th ~ t t th ~ 'wotjcen , t ~ rnoa c k coUar. .' \ ban.d. Chaperone~ 'for the dance show ;more '£nthusiasm than' skill I A difficult chip shot does not are Mrs. Harriette Evans, house. "0 fDOL\N6 as they wield Jhelr ~riv er s . Bright '10rry Barbara Flood, Al of Crys- mother, Mrs. Lida Mae Filkins, outftts that acjd . a : not~ ' o f , c610 ~ ,tal Springs, III., as she steps up Mr. and Mrs,' Scolt Swisher and , to · th!,! golf' grllc:ns' are' the favorile to the ball wearing a gay yellow Mr. and Mrs. Roy Koza. Chair- Ja.shion .ch.oices. . gingh am tailored blouse and a men are 'Diane Waples, A3 of MILDRED ROI\IEDAHL .Every day is l a d~fi! s' day ,at dark green wool skirt. Barbara Cedar Rapids, and Mary Ann Finkbine, . university golt cou r s ~ . . chooses comfortable saddle shoes Wood, A2 'of' Eic:!'ora, • Veteran 'gol, e,s on the Sirst nin,e for ,w alki ng. E~ans A. Worthley, fintl · it · dilficuit . to keep their eye Elizabeth Lane, Al of Ames, is Playing for the Alpha Kappa on the bal), especial.ly wh~n J\ftlr&, ' S\1 re to make a par score in her Kappa medical fraterrtlty semifor­ Diltman; A2' of C\larlton, tees off blue chambray, tailored dress, .de­ mal dance , to~o!row night in the 3 Loe'al Delegates in. a I yellow Ol'oad,cloth, bpt\on I siR n ~d with kick, pleats in front chapter house WiJl be Bob, Welly dow!). the frort, sports ,dress WIth and back and a U neckline. Eliz­ and his o-rchestra. The seml-an­ To 60 to Conference HILLS Make Sure hort sleevos designed in ·the tra· abeth's dress has eight pearl but­ nual c;i ance will be held from 9 BROS . ditionally fa170red campus shirl· tons in fro nt. p. m. to 12 m. Dr. and Mrs. Wil -COFFEE waist style. Eigh leen holes is an easy round Jiam C. Huff man will chaperone. The Rev. Evans A, Worthley and Bright Sunday mornings' find [Or Jackie Biddle, Al 01 Morris. Members of the committee are three other delegates from the Helen Hansen, Al of Glen' Ellyn, J ackie wears a gatbered pique Glen Neilson, M3 of Algona, and local Unitarian cburch will aHend FACIAL TISSUES You're,on Time Ill" practising ()11 the · putting blue and wh ite pr int dirndl skir t Pierce Sloss, M4 of Keota. the 94th annual s e ~s i o n of the green be. fp~ e , she , ~azards the Iw ~ th a while square neck blouse Weslern Uni tarian conference in TASTY course. Helen 5 favorrte golf out- lor sunny golfing days. Sigma Delta Tau sorority will Denver, Col., May SI, J une 1 • , ! ' t bold a "Senior Brunch" at 12 m. and 2. , . SOUP TOMATO Sunday at the chapter' house. Co­ The representatives of the Iowa chairmen are Ruth Berman, A2 City church will be the Rev. and GENERAL MILLS 5Ib , bag 29c of Gal'y, tn., and Caroline Wein­ Mrs. Evans A. Worthley, Mrs. • ALL AMERICA stock Jr., Al of Des Moines. Herta Schroder, Mrs. M. Mae FLOUR When you have some place to go-c,all Yel­ Pahlman and High Maxson They Breakfast of Champions Famous Members of Phi Gamma Delta low Cab for quick dependable transportQ- will leave Tuesday by car and fraternity will , ellter~ain at their WHEATIES pkg. lOe DREFT pkg.23c I ~ will return June 11. , revived Pig dinner at 1 p. m. Chocolate, Vanilla, B'scotch The Original tion. Yellow Cabs are known for their .Hi- Sunday jn the Rose room of the PUDDING pkg. 4e CHORE GIRLS 3 for 25c \Thll'ty~eight s[udel)ts wi}l be Final at'gumenis by the prosecu- Hotel Jefferson. Alumni of Phi Student Piano Recital Delicious Apricot Wonderful l(ileben cient around the clock service. W.,'give: t~e conIii'mel:! by the Mos~ Rev. Ralph tion and defense in the $10,000 Gamma Delta will be honored To Feature DeBussy L: Hayes. S,T.D., bishop of Daven- Tuttle versus Coulter auto dam- guests. Ted Rehder will be guest JAM 16 oz. jar 36e KLENZER 4 cans 19c age suit were heard in district speaker and a smoker will fol- .Composition Tonight best in quality for the least in cost. SO, ~e~t port, in St. Thomas .More chapel >. Creamy Peanut Finest To ilet at the CathOlic s~~deqt center court yesterday. low aL the chapter house. time it's- Mon,day eye.Ding ,at ~:30, , " The case goes to the jury at 9 --..--'-- Helen Skogsmark, G of Decorah, BUTTER 2 lb. jar 55e TISSUE 3 rolls 29c • P k F' d and Dorothy Campbell, G of Aus- This will be Bisnq!1, Hayes' first a. 111. this. morning. The iw'y voted O ve rtItne ar ers me confirmation In the stUdent cnapel. down a motion to give the case to L. R. Morford and Fred Dear- tin, Tex., will present a piano re· FINEST . . .' , • cltal tonight at 7: SO Prof. Philip 2lb . box 79c Preceding ' confirmation. cere- the jury late yesterday alternoon. born, both of Iowa City, paid fines AMERICAN monies, Bishop H~yes . will speak The jury is composed of eight of $1 . eacl! yestre(iay for parking Greeley Clapp, head of the music ·· . department, announced yesterday, t o t IW cI ass an d Bene d Iction of thc wom~n and four men. offenses. Morford was charged Blesse? SaCl'l\m~nt ~lU be. held ______with parlting his car at the wrong , Miss Skogsmark will play "Con· f~ tb fj ' . certo in C Minor" (Mozart), "La .it Dearborn with overtime :/ :~:~~:;~'5.t . MOose Plan.' ~~~~~n~d ~:~~!~0,to~tn~~;~~[~~~:~ DEli MONTE '. Grocers Pay OPA Fines and "Sonatina" (John Ireland) . GOLDEN . Matc~es .,'for', Today I N B 'Id " Two Iowa City groceries have Miss Campbell will present •The ' Women's,,. Golf.' ' assoc,ia,tion. ew UI. , Inl made settlements with. OPA for "Sonata, Opus 31, No, 3" (Beet- EARLY will h.old their re¥':llar weekly. . over-ceiling price vIolations. They hoven), and "Bruyeres" and "Can- gplf m/!tches this m«;lrntng .' Lu~eh are: George R!)bal food market, ope," botb by DeBussy. JUNE Will ' be served ' at .. nO~ID , Mrs. Plans for a new fOUl' or five- $25, and Hildebrande grocery, The program wlll be open to JeHerson Hotel Bldg. Dial 3131 • George . Koser bas been " named story modern air-conditioned ~25. I the public. VAN No.2 chairman of the -golf: tournamenl building to be located at the CAMPS Cans committee, southwest corner of the intersec- tion of South Clinton street and Our Family Tomat.o Jack SI}mt East College street, were an­ Among 10wa Cifians JUICE Giant 46 oz. can 29c PORK.BEANS No.2 can 12c nounced yesterday by the Iowa City Loyal Order of Moose. Annours Star Red KIdney r'tWCl~ ~AM'OO -dflctv,;v;iHtnll Lodge officials said tbe new -prof:ana~, rs. LOUIS C. zoPf'IFarmington. Mo., were guests of MILK 4 Ige. cans 34c BEANS building would have the largt!st 111 East Park toad, entertained Mr. and ~s. Wllliam Gower, Cut Green or Wax Tcnderswe t Fancy ~~"I, 'M.~"IJov.~in.s~ to V~,,~ h,ir floor space of any structure in the staff members of dru, service 19 Evans street, last weekend. business district, with the base­ and their wives at a dinner at ... • ... BEANS No.2 can lOc TOMATOES No. Z can 13~, ment and one or two floors to Homestead Wednesday ni,ht. Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Emsley Hutcheons, Fresh Creamery I Pure Gra-perruit . be used for a store while the lessor Zopf ls director of drug Jim and Elsi e' Jean, of Jefferson BUTTER lb. 53c JUICE Giant 46 oz. can 29c lodge would occupy at least two service at the university. will be weekend guests of Dr. upper .floors. The property Is . • • and Mrs. E. T. Hubbard, 624 S. .t¥i,fne-e~~( 150 by 80 feet in size. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gower of Grant street. COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARRIVING DAILY UY DAUMIT,'S c $I)ampoo with L,noU" I • .. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. MONDAY, • SPECIAlS AT A~J-Ire.,Cre_"~nt;.~~ ,~~~thtum,IIrIlBiIDee;'ou.,.er ...... yOur...., JIOI.er'e~ll .. lDItaialluu"' KI MARKET. , '~ ...... ~; ..... hair ....., ••• , ~to ' ~ hair I ndlaat Datar.- ...a.. FREE LOW ••• W.~_1lJbD aDd ID.n...... dIP ~~WiaMr,,~ , . DELIVERY EYERY.. DAY PJtICES ~~r~.'t~ entire , ••11,. ' 1. ~ ~ FREE DELIVERY W~ ~R' AS NEAR YOU AS YOUR PHONE DIAL 411& 11 ~ $0,: DUBUQUE - DIAL 3195 HO!\J.E OWNED ~tte~A1 .. 108 West Burlington Street Home Owned' , FRESH VEGETABLES ·MEATS FANCY FOODS W6H.EST 1'1U()~ l'AID ~·O~ EGGS ~ . 1I8th Year , W. Re.erve,Rllbt to LlmJt Quantltietl

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