klurer ~ On the Inside • • The Weather. ~on , cll" . all() o(~ iIII4 Pcutly cloudy and warm r lod:zy our ' l~~'- thundarsho Iomorro'w o the 'ba"~ l1li today &0 IDw 68. Y \alday' a hi .. ;"", .... owan 85. r > • at ... PCJge 4 Eat, 11188 - AP LeaMd Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP LeaJIed Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Wednesday. June 22, 1949 - Vol 83, No. 17 ~ • Medical Dean Mayo .H. Soley Kills Himself willi .22 Pislol Truman Attacks Soviet Refu Dean Mayo H, Soley, 42, of the 8ill medical college, com· mitted suicide About 9 :45 a.m. yesterday in the'gIWagl! of bis home at 1036 Woodta1Vn avenue. . \'- ' To .See West German Progr " Jobnson County Coroner (kotge D. Callabat\ said Soley sbot hilllSetf in the Mort with a .22 caliber pistol. Soley hod gone to his office about 8 :30 in tbe morning 88 Even Oldlimers Can Get Lost * * usual but left about 9 :30 for bis Claims Pari y IIome. He apparently went into pe"rsortal loss lind ill an unmeas WASHINGTON (lP)-Like the thousnnds or tourists who visit the house, got the gun and went ured lbss to the university, the the capitol, Senator Pepper (D-Fla.) gets lost, too. state and his profeSSion. It seems out to tbe garage where his wife Pepper, who has b en on the "Hill" 13 Yfar~, got out of a Shows Fore-gn incredible that so much ability fOllnd him dying a few moments H and c~arm and buoyancy should seldom-used el v tor on the house sidl'. stuti!d to walk away later. sUddertly be lit an end," and fo und him elf fa cing a bla nk w II. lilllahan said there wu "no PoHcy Corr~( t "Say, how do you gel to the nat "" he a~k.ed. Som on told Soley came to SUI all dean of a,.lrent reason lor the act ex him. r • • B In etJK &hat he h&ll been under a the' colle,e of medicine' July 1, WASHINGTON yen heavy burden of work and 1948. PreviOUSlY, He . had been ~ d ClaTed Y t r R lal been somewhat depreaed serving as protes9n Loui ,John On ifgisiature. He had made a pre dean 01 lie medical celle.. e, Sol caliI'd Russia all oppon nt oi P Bce y . tl'rda~' and at t' 88 mI' ey was director ot meldJcal ller. liminary report to the legislative time BlllIOUDaf' d plaus f or modernizing two 1.! .S. aircraft l'srri rs VIces 01 the UIlIveI'Ii&)f" botIpltaJs interim committee only last Mon at H <, ost oj' $ and relrearcit pl'llfelllOr In Ule • Dean Mayo H. Soley 0,000,000. d.y on the proposed expansion. depCtment 011nte..... JM4jclDe, ------~------This will give tb nit d 'tat sight c rril'TS capabl of The body was taken to the Mc His research activities centered la unching tht' heavie r ty p , of po twal' aircraft, ineludin" light Aid E Govern funeral home. Funeral around diseases of the thryold, bomber" def n official said. * * * services will be held at 2 p.m. Coplon Denies, Then ermen xpected resj)i ratNry Ii h y s i 0 I 0 i y anll Orders Army (The na vy al ready lIa s launched • tomorrow at the Trinity Episco anxiety states. He was nationally planes capab'. or carrying .at om Senate to QuestIon To D"lscuss Cof C pal church. The fal"fllly requested known tor his research in the use Admits Staying With bow bII from Its large carrier'S,) J h M .,. nO flowers be sent. Funeral home at radio-active lodlne in the treat Johnson minced no words In I officials retlorted the body would 0 nson, ,tary R t P k' ment of thyroid conditions. His 'Brl be' Probe Slyln&' tbat Rus la', non-coop- WASlilNGTON 111'1 _ 0 fens eq~es remain at the Cuneral home until Man in Hotel Room eraUve attitude II 'he reason on ar 109 writings in these fields have been WASHINGTON (JPJ-A three the time ot the service. widely published. this naUon m\lS~ keep a .tro"- cr tary Loui John!ron and the Pall bearers will be George L. WASmNGTON (JPJ - Judith prone d inv stigation was ordered military orranlzaUon In readl- military high ('omm nd havp been Iowa elly aid rm n probably ' These include articles ,In tne Coplon screamed, "That's a damn Ii will discuss ~hllmb r or cam Homer, university arcl1itect; Dr. ytllterday aft r r port th at lIesl. called to t II a . nat .. committe American Journal 01 M.edi~~1 Sci Ue!" but finally acknowledged at merI' requ t that th y work Na th an A. Womack, head of the wartime lieutenant colonel got n He said Russle is "despotic" and today how cl th\.y b li ve thi- ence, the J-ournal pf the Am,erican her espionage trial yesterday she Ii with thl' community parkitl& com department of surgery; Dr. $1,000 fee ab down payment on conspirational and oppos d to nation is to war. Medical association, American spent two nights with a man In work he said he would do helping Th y w re summon d by a ~en mitte on parkin" problptns at William B. Bean, head of the de p aceful relationships In free Journal of Physiology," JoUrnal of PhHadelphia and Baltimore hotel a cllent land Il governmenl con a te appropriations subcommlth Monday night's council m tin1{, partment of internal medicine, Nervous and Mental Disorders and world. He added that this nation which wants to cut up to $1.5- city trielals aid y st('rday. rooms. tract. cannot placl' too much [alth In and Paul R. Olson, professor in the American iournal of Nursing. The In vestintion was order billion from Pr sid nt Truman'! Th r eQ u t rollowed a r solu the college of commerce. Blutn.. with anrer, Miss CoP the atom bomb. Dean Sole)' wu a rr.... te of' I~'n flrlt shouted a. denial of ed by Secretary 01 Defense $15-bllholt military budg.!. tion adopt d by th board of di Also Carlyle Jacobsen , execu BowdOin colle,e , at 'BrunswJek, Johnson, Admiral Paul Mather, "Wi thin a, tew ~ h or t y ars w Th commW. h nd d J ohn rectors of th <,hamber ot com Kelley'l accuaatlons and erred may witness the end of this era of live dean of the diviSion of health ~e.. In 1929, a~ · h~ ,radDated _ war assets admlnlstralor, anel son Ii lengthy m mo Monday m re Monday and wos handed bltter):r: atomic secrecy-an era whose end stiences and services, and Dr. Ij'om th!! llarvud medical col ChIIlrman Roey (D. NC) or the nighl asking him to square his 1<> City CI rk G org J. Dohr t Wilbur R. Miller, medica) direct "Why are YOU doln&" ibis In will be signalled by the ex,plosion oppo.silion to the cuts with t tI y sterday. le,e In }933; ' lie compleie' his Il'on\ of my DlAIther?" senate Inve. tigaUol\ committee. or 01 the Psychopathic hospital internship in 'MUIachuaeUs Jack St ele, in a copyrighted. of orne other nation's bomb ," many he reportedly gave th Memb rs 01 the community and head of the department of GenerliJ hospItal In 1835,-' after Then, as Kelley bore down re New York Herald Tribune story, JohniOu said. commltt e In clos( d sion last parking cornmltt.ee include four "From tJiat day on, our ad w k to the ere ct that ther is psychiatry. whleb he went· to &he Univenli,. lentlessly with the details as to said that J ames V. Hunt, a 50 - ci ty ('ouDcilm n, lour chamb r of vantlle In Ittaterto bombln, htlll' Immediatl' dang~r oC W1lr. Dean Soley is survived by his of c..utornla \fbere he reaaiu4 room numbers, hotels and cities, ca lled man~gem('nt counselor here, comm ree r pre ntatlVetI and M:iss Ooplon lowered her eyes and will res.. not 111 monopoly poll wife, Karolina, and three chil ' 1I;D-til ~, b~l'e~ had accepted a $1,000 fee from lhr e SUI repr entativ Attor said, yes, it was true, selllon or the atom bomb but In dren, Mayo Robert who will be 7 Pau l G ri~l d J e"presldent Of a Fram ney Dan Outchpr I eh Irm n. He was 'bqrn .tD ,Ma}dl'n. Mass:. olD" ul)eftor .tock]llle, our pro tomorrow, Charles Hamilton, 4, 1fj'l-801,- the IOn ·of:Mr. oet ,But 'the Ipstlftetl at'· al though Ington, Mass, furniture factory. . No Uranium Lost 'l1lP cham~ r 01 COtmT\t'r d ~ AfIrll el_~on OQlcll:r and In the ef and Jane Elizabeth, I 'h. Mrs. Waltet; H. Soley. HIli wife Is she spent other niahtll, later with Grindle was quoted as f:ayfiJS rectors Lugge ted that city 01- the sallie .man in hIs aparimen t, that Hunt, who was an official in feotlvene.. and quanllty of air lielals use the laclllties ot the Colleagues of Dean Soley term th~' r'drhier' K8roJlnll' It Jiimp. She craft required &0 deUver ibose From Plant: AEC ed his death a "personal shock," Is also a- doctor. . , and "even took an overnighi bag the war assets administration after cOJVmuni ty parking cQmml t to w,illi her, there was nothing illicit he iett the army, had implied he bombl." WASHINGTON (/P) - A tlat determine "the COIJr or action to and those who hod been in con Dean ' Sole;r was a member b1 It was Johnson's first maJor rt;J tement that "no A-bomb uran I.d with him Monday and yes lIt their relations. had considerabl innuence Bl'ound be taken by the city council in the Society for Experimental Bio poll~y speech since he took the top ium is lost" a ~ the great Oak .~ dill not .pend the nl,M Wa thiniton. work ing out the xistln, park in, day morning said he "seemed in logy and Medicine, the American defense job in MarCh. In his au Ridge, Tenn" atomic plant was 1£ &OOd spirits." The faculty had Ileepln, with him," ,he laid. AccordIng to GrLndle, Hunt p bll'm In Iowa City," Heart Itsoociatfon. the Society .for tossed off the names of several dleR e at the national war col sued by th e atomic nergy com Action by the chamber of com "the grea test respect and admira the Study of tnterna!' Se'cretions, KeUey: "Why did you go to the legit were President Truman and mission yesterday. tion for him." botel?" promJnent Wllshln,tonlans, as 11 merce tollowed th r c nt city the. Federa&ion. of Clinical Re he were on friendly terlll8 with other high officials. Johll!.on spoke Al most simultaneously, Chair council approval of 575 additional In .. statement from hla of search and the Society 'Of Clln1cal Miss' Coplon: "We went away them. at the graduatJon of officers, man McMahon (D-Conn ) ot the parking meters for downtown flte yesterday afternoon, Prel Investigation. for a weekend." Among thote mentiolled, Grindle among them Lt. Col. Louis W. !..enate-holise atomic commltt e Fri MDt Vlrgt) M. Habcher laW: streets. MaY'(r Pre ton Koser Kelley: "To discuss literature said, were Maj. G n. Harry H. Truman Kansas City, second cou told newsmen on Capitol Hill: day reduced the number of melers "The death of Dean Soley II a 1. Th committee II Investl ..at and art?" V!L1ghan , mllitary aide to Presi sin 01 the President. to 280, subject to council approval. crlevous lOIS. I am 'certaln that Riots Flare; 11 Hu'rt , "I spent the night with him, dent Truman, Secretary of De Ing an "inventory discrepancy" t The committee was t up in I apeak for aU memben of the during which I did not sleep or fense Johnson, and J ess Larson, Communist Threatens the Oa k Ridge plant. May, 1946, and mad r ommen ~vel!lUy and the community WhHe Crowds 'MiII ~ make any attempt to sleep." former war assets administrator. Beran and Saboteurs 2. But he beUeves It Is "not of datJ ons on off-street parking lots .. extendln, sincerest Iympalhy , a kind for the American peopie to and metered parking on streets PRAGUE (A')-.Czechoslovakla's .. hla lamlly and f ....Dd.I. become alarmed about" In the business di trlct. "Rarely does a man come to the At Swimming PoOl · D·· Communist government threatened McMahon's statement followed ~niversity community and e9- ' e ear,ng eCls,on last nlibt to take legal action publithed reports about a"loss" ot IIblish himself all quickly in the ST. LOUIS (~,( new order N. O " . R . h. ' against Archbishop Josef Beran. uranium-the key Ingredient ot respect and affection of everyone thaf Ie' wbltes lind- Nearoes swJm It accueed him 01 tryinl to wreck atomic bomb&-at Oak Ridge . Shortages to Slow as Mayo Soley has done. This Neither McMahon nor the AEC toaeth~ in city plfrk"l ptomp~' a M.a·y c L.:: '8 0 nus Pay the nation's peaoe and disrupt its respect and actection were firmly racl,al clash yesterday ~~ an af- .e,·n n economy. gave any Inlcllng as to the type of New Library Work bued upon exceptional mental terl\OOll crowd ot'sewral h\.ll1dred lPremier Antonin Zapotocky told material, if any, that appears to However, he pu t upon Russi powers, pleasing personality, and grew' to .evera) thousmd by mld- . . DE~ . MOINES (UP)-A taxpayer's decision not to seek a the nation In a radio address that be missing. It wlU be October before_SUI's the r~ponsi bill ty for its SUCCt.:!S outstandina loyal'ty and devotion eve'niha. Eleven persons were in- rehearing before the Iowa supr'eme court ye terday apparently the government would not tolerate new library bellns to take form or fa ilure because Soviet iood 10 duty. jUlred amid awlnlln,. kI'Ilves an4 assured Iowa World War I[ veterans of early b OIlUR payml'nts. "vlplations ot law" by the Roman WAGE BOO TED and look Ilke a library, Oonstruc wiU is nee ssary. ; "Althou,h J lirst met him only cu.b C4thoUc hiel'lIJ'chy and added: WASHINGTON (./P) .- A senate tion Superintendent Del Com To.:val'd' 10 p.nt Iowa time the k Harhold ~eWCOtnb, atOOl'ney f017' O . F ' J~(llOl'1'h' ibd h wjould n.t "Legal action will be taklen against labor subcommitlee voted yeliter- At Puis, AndrfJ Y. " Ishin I little more than a year ago, hll mune said yesterday. w crowd bt!pn b'teakJng up and a.ll8 '& re earlng on a sllpreme court ru Illg t at onus aws are 1111 ~aboteurs, provocateurs and day to boost the minimum U.S rky, lu la', n foretm Inl n - death brines an acute sense or No work will be done on the li hi. m erely a tense Situation eased otf: PoUce c~nstitlltional, but he will not waive his 'tight t o file such ape· lnstlptors of discord and unrest." wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour. ster, wa tho brary between mid-July and Oct. I minor functlonar in }he 0 \'1 t Chie( Jeremiah O'Connell est!- titian. --~...... ::------=.---..:.~------"":""~::"""'------beca u ~ e steel Is not available {or bureallc~ , western dlplo mated the crowd at between 4,000 Under IQwa law, Knorr and his the project, Commune said. Claims Noble Car \ eleclared, u thl' r ult of bI and 5,000. attorney had 30 days from the ~ So tar, workmen have pu t in APail of Ice Water - Preslo-a Private Pool actiOlUl in th bl, four lorei II A treat many of'the thron, that date of the high tribunal's deci tion about 450 foundation pilings. Thl'Y minister colllerenc. Snapped Pole 100 plied in as the evehi~ wore on to file a petition for rehearing. "\ expect to have completed the conBisf,d of teen-aaers just watch- The court's ruling was handed. "' '''-,.. loundation with total of over Time alter time during the In. to tel! what mlaht happeh. down last June 14 . 700 pilings when work is stopped conference, Vishin k had to f.eet Past Accident Some car windOws wete smashed ·1tDorr'a Illlt, de~orlbed al a In July. refer even minor polnls to Mos ·: SOUTH BEND, IND, (.4'}-A aM blcyHes were daWla'g'ed. friendly test cue, attacked the A piling is a concrete column cow for in j;'Uctionr They wen Pto!.I!Cution witness testified yes- CalUnl'ln aU available reserves lenlltr of 1947 and. 1949 bonus penetrating the earth to bed rock. points on whlch the othe.r foreilill I4!rday that an Iowa tootball fan's Chief O'Connell ....mbled a po~ pannenl acta. Th. eour& denied The column i!. supported by steel ministers could make decisions Clr snapped off a utllily pole 100 lice torce of more Ulan 400 ' men K.aorr'. ebar,e tbat payment cylinders which are pounded. into themselv n a moment. • ~t beyond the point where It to COpe' With th~ trcJUbJe. 1~e method, were lIle,al and thai the earth with a pile driver. In Moscow, Yurl Zhukov claIm ned two students In IH7. crowd mllll!d from' one point to pre-e1ectiOb publication requlre- Commune said jobs would have ed yesterday big four accord at , The '"UnIon, of Calllx Mill- IhOther, but t11"ft'e' "IV* was a mentl were not met. been available to many SUI stu Paris has eased inter national t n er Ir., SOliUl Be.... wu .....t., mll. ronntet. "The decision ot the supreme dents during the summer, it he slon and opened thf' wu1 for UIe alate'a eNO" io ,NY. ~ ,",8' one IMftIon HVftl1 injured DOurt," Newcomb ~ald, "has beel\ had been ~ble to get t teeJ. wider agreem nL. Zhuko" is lobe" J). Nobl., ...tan' II!CI- waa« Whlt'e youUl 1fd1l8rid £rbar carefully reviewed, and there Pravda's forelgn flairS pecialis\. rttlry of iIIe &ute Vnlva,..I,., 20, Ii Cement >tinlshel', He .uUered seems to be no basis for request Hill long article in the Com Iowa Alumni MIOC,attellj WU • ltab wound In' lb. rlb, Illi .a rehearing and no petition Park Pool Profits munist part; organ wa the first drt ... ., too t... Waen th." troublf' In'oice ' out will be filed." , ~ Russian corum nt on the councU Donald Malthauer, Rocldord, Mayor' JOIepH promptrY M. barn It. tot.al of 86,9711 applications of foreign mlnisters agreement nl., now a sen lor at Notre Darn_, couaatennan'dttli th. order that l.t $2,066 in 10 Days ~m Iowa veterans has received on Germany and Austria. t"lIfied he saw Noble', car ,uad- wtilttt an'd ~oea ..,Im In 'the About 11,000 persons paid $2,- lib, the center of six-lane U.S. lime city pool •. pr,UmJnapo screening. The board haa 2)6,000 app1.iclIUons on hand. 503.95 to swim In City park swim hllhway 3t opposite the St. Muy'. _ ...... , ' ming pool during Its first 10 days Channel Vessel Sinks; college campus entrance. He told Cl1ee:ks can now be written tor 17, ood claims. of operation, Oity Recreation DI lilt lu.perlor court jury some of RulS s.. 1e Firlt.h rfj:tor J. Edgar Frame slud yes Five Scalded to Death the I!'oup of ~tudents ran elear Iowa veterans of World War II terday. will paid a bonus on the basis DUNKERQUE, FRANCE (./PI but the two who laill.d at the 10 .oil W Ot the total, 3,400 were adults TrOUttr.. of $10 tor each'month of domestic FIve Belgian seamen were sca l d~d tenter ot the rOtld were hit aDd and 7,5&4 were children, inc1ud service and $12.50 for each month to death -b y searing steam yestf'r killed . BlltLJN (.4')-Rua.la expressed Illi 856 who attended the Moose of forelm sefvlce. Maximum bon- day when the channel bout Prin The, wera Marl. Del Prta. a pbintlil d•• 1rf ye~y to e~d lodge £wimming ,party Monday cess Astrid, carrylng 41 5 passen II, GrUtd lapl" Mich., .Wllent t1\~ month-'OIlI , "'1I1In railway 1D will be $500 . afternoon. gers, struck a mine in the English • 1 8a. Mar,.. , ,., ""0 .. ,.Ul ,trlk.. 01\' ttle bftl' at' the B~' Net revenue for the 10 day Channel and sank. N.We I...... ""ed, aU " ..pll !'oup 101'e11l\ 1fI1nlltil'S' conteren<:e period was $2,066.81, after $437.14 Twenty passengers were i n 4. Haller, It, HeVe In Petl" , Caplfal Socialite Named t_. in federal taxes was deducted, jured. Six persons, including t wo n..ne .t.... nt .... 1M AllIe- Ma,. Gen. Pevel Kvalhnln, For .Luxemboura Post Frame said. women, were taken to a h ospital. .... NlbI. II ~ lie ...... lata, &VJet tr.DI~rt chief bere, In WASHINGTON ~_ Washing fer Haller', .ea.... answer!n, , lttter ot the V.S., STOP ORDI:aED PLAN REJECTtD The accident l\apptnld on tbe 8rlUeb Iftd Mnee oanunander!, ton', No. 1 b\lit~l, Mrs. Perle MUNICH, GERMANY (,4» I SOUTH BEND (JP) - Employes IIlcht after an lewa-Notr. DIme declal'id no .... ' of' lbe workerl Mesta, . waR nominated yesterday to .,. minister to, tlte Duchy of Murrar D. Van Wagoner. of the Beodix aviation corpora ~tball ,arne. In hi. optnlna woilld bt pUnlfh.~ ~'rll)' for Iball, I ...... 1. 10, a.,...... ) u.s. Luxembourl. IT'S NOT QUITE AS LARGE AS POOL blii Jour ftnkblne realdent lODnd &hat • pall military governor of Bavaria, told tion plant voted noisUy and over "'lemenf, Dwfenlf' Lawyer Paul walttl'l,' off til.' Job. i 'r.IIE Hew Wa Wealthy and Widowed, Mfa. of . Ice water was a blr belp LD keeplnr cool. Althoqli ,""rday, the fln& cla1 of lUIIUIler, w.. not the German government yester whelmingly late yesterday to re II, Butl., ~'WId.(\I the .tudent. An' all lid, .po~1i ~Id tlll$ ject Governor Hepry F . S chrick Mel" ia a close fritlld of the as warm II be had expeetM, Mlohael Klo,penburr ,..,.~ tia Wa ibbrev1a&e4 _t1UDe. B. II tile lOll 01 day to stop replacing non-~ui aould not bave been on the hlib- eiroahrfp ~r,h( tie • ~a.iI ' tor ;rru er's plan for ending their strlke. man famill, Mr. anll MrS. G, W. Kloppenbur" 715 I'lUbille l'ariL public officials with former NazU. '" w.:a_ of ~. '*"f traffic. ..ftUni ~ ftUtoilt:, ...... w >. •
I . I PAGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN', WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 19(" r, Odds N9rly Even ''Chicago Wallops Sain; Braves! '8-4; , i Dodgers As WalcoH-Charles I \' I , Clip Cincinnati, 9-4 Title Clash Nears Frankie ,Frisch Gets 5- Day Suspension CHICAGO (JPl - Ezzard. Charles I • ' of Cincinnati is a shrinking 10 fo CHIOAGO (AP) - The ChicagG Inc,eas:eLead Mr. Pinelli Says You Are Salle! 13 favorite over 35-year-old Jer Cubs brigh lened {he beginning 01 sey Joe Walcott of Camden, N.J., Manager Fl'an\de Frisch's five-day in tonight's 15 -round Comiskey suspension whfn they wa ll oped the park bout for the N'BA version of Across 7~ Boslon Braves, 8-4, here yesterday To1~Games, Ihe world heavyweight cham before a ga thering of 8,161. pionship. Johnny Sain a~ai n faile4 to CINCINNNIT (lP) - The fleet shake his slump . .l,e was battered Brooklyn Dodgem last night pro F\$hting in the same ball park where Joe Louis wrested the SP!YtU ZJe4' for nine hits, six Qf lhem for ex. tected their Nat~ona l league lead tra bases, to suffer 111S eighth lOla wi th a 9-4 victory over the Cin crown from J immy Braddock just 12 years ago to lhe day, lhe ...------By A1a'Moy.r------~ against only lour victories. cinnati Reds, their favorite door Walt Dubiel, who started lor .1 mats. two contenders lor Louis' vacated History Repeats in the Heavyweight Division - throne pl¥>bably will draw a gross the Cubs, had to retire in the II The Dodgers got seven of their Twelve years ago tonight the heavyweight championship of the gate of around $200,000, fourth inn ing because of aggravat. el nine runs in the sixth, seven th world changed hands. The inner was a 23-year-old kid from ing a pulled muscle inj ury in hit • The promoters - the new h· and eighth innings, before a crowd Alabama, the loser a puncher who'·d held the title for two years. Ide. The Bl'sves immed ia tely ~ International Boxing club of of 21,935. The start of the game Tonight it will change hands again. pummeled Bob Chipman to give was delayed 45 minutes because Joe Louis, Jim Norris and Art It was back on June 13, 1935 that Jinuny Braddock won a 15- Saln a 3-0 lean in the fo urth. But I()f a rainstorm. Sain was una!Jlle to hold it. Wirtz - probably "an get by round Judge's decision over Max Baer and thus beeame the heavy Brooklyn wasted time in get BOllon ...... " ..... OI~I !IOO 0.1-4" on $200,000 as there are no welrht champ. ChI ••,o ...... ,..... jl(}p 211 3IJ-lIli ting to Star,ter Howard Fox, scor guarantees. Each fighter Is 8UP Saln and Sa lkeld . t,lvh', ton (I); D.· 'But tht,) 23-year-old kid, who was destined to rewrite the box blel. Chlpmlln (4) Rnd Walk.. . WI ••II, . ing once in the opening inning, JIOsed to get 25 percent, accord ing record book in the years to follow, was big and strong, and he pitcher: Chipmau. n ome rani: Jer,e..&. I then again in the fourth and twice ing to Norris, with a similar cut p.rko. in the sixth before Fox left the of the radio and television cash could flght-maybe not box as yet, but he could fight. He fought for scene. just eight rounds that evening in Chicago, sending his older opponent (AP Wirephoto) which is estimated at $35,000. CHICAGO* (Al')*" -* Frankie Preacher Roe started and was lo the canvas in the eighth-to stay. SAFE ON A CLOSE FLAY AT HOME Is Chicago Cubs Shortstop Gene Mauch. He came sklddiDg' across The weigh in will be at Chi Fri ~ ch, manager of the C\ticagG .. the winning pitcher for the Brooks. home plate to beat the tac" by Boston Braves Catcher Mibky Livingston, who tries vainly for the put. Gago stadium at noon today. From thal date until tonight - barring the never impossible Cubs, yeslerday was fined $100 1 He needed help from Rex Barn out. The action came In the eighth Inui,ng at Wrigley field yesterday. Mauch scored from second on Clear skies and slightly cooler unforc~een one name in the heavyweight class meant and suspended for five days by (y in the seventh inning but Emil Verban's single. The umpire is Babe Pinelli. The Cubs won, 8-4. weather are predicted by the champion. Mr. Joe Lewis proved he was champion 25 times alter Presiden l Ford Frick. or the Na. received credit for his sixth win. \\'eather man who ruined the first Duke Snider homered for the sendind Braddock to the canvas that June night 12 years ago. tional league. , Dod;gers while Peanuts Lowrey l.B.C. litle promotion in Detroit Tonight Joe will be a spectat.or. lie 1I watch the NBA. version of his The suspenljion was lhe result did the. same for Cincinnati. Hawkl'ets Trounce last week with a series of showers. crown be taken either by a. man be twille defeated or by a 27-year of a row witn umpire Art Gore 'II Marshall's ,12th Innling 'Triple, Radio and television fans old fighter who only on occasion was even !/Onsldereci as a worthY at the fini sh of Mohday's Qub th Brooklyn ...... 100 102 326-9 It 1 game with Boston when a ChjCag~~ 6i1 Cl nclnnall ...... 003 000 10t-4 6 1 St. Ambrose, 9-0 I'ho were denied a shot a~ the coutender lor his title. Roe, Jla.raey (7) and CampaneUa: 1/011. Marcel Cerdan - Jake LaMotta runner was called out after ap. pi Lively (7). Gnmpert (8) and Cooper. Many fans feel that neilher Ezzard Oharles or Walcott are of lhe parentLy scoring lhe tying run. BIIRS-Cln--,owery; Bkn-Sneld.r. WP Dick Doran pitched two hit ball show at Detroit, wUl be per· boxing caliber to be champion of the world. No matter what happens The llareup c"me. in the last half a.e. LP-f[ 1:. LaFata's HR Trip .Cards, 6-5 and struck out 15 as City High mltted to tune in on this one. 1 blasted St. Ambrose of Davenport, There is one exception: the 1m. at Comisky park tonight Ulere will be the "I told you so" fight fans. of the ninlh' inning with' Ute ST.LOUIS (.A.P}-Willard Marshall tripled in the top of the 9- 0, here Monday night. mediate Chicago area will be An early knockout by the veteran Walcott and the grandstand man· 'Braves ahead, 3-2, which was the Big Ten Trackmen 12th, then crossed the plate with the winning rUn on Wesley Wes The ace Little Hawk pitcher "blacked out" of the television agers will be howling that he should have been champion two years linal score. 1 notched his second two - hitter CloVeraa-e. ago, when Louis narrowly decisioned Jersey Joe. A knocloout the other AIl a resull, of the suspension. trum's long fly to give the NeW' York Giants a 6-5 triumph over CoachRoy Johnson took charge 01 I the St; Louis Cardinals. Joe Lafata sparked the New Yorkers' in thrEle days. This was his The willner will be recognized way and the youth over age theory will be baCK in the driver's seat, Score Upset Victory the tealn pending Frisch's return. j cause with a grand-slam homer seven th straight victory or the as ehamp in most states except for a time at least. seaoon. New York and Massachusetts A long drawn-out affair, wUIt everyone asleep but the bookies, in the sixth. ' The Little Hawks collected only which do not belong to the N.C.A. wou't helll the heavyweight division or the contenders, so from tIll.s Doctors Say Ed Waitkus Over Pacific Coast Del Rice tied the contest in the P II'S·IX- H·ttI arne s rer four hits themselves, but six er Chairman Eddie Eagan of the corner must come a prediction. To Leave Hospital Soon BERKELEY, CALIF. (lP)-Litt1e eighth with a triple to righi-cen- rOl'S by the Knights were help)ul. New York State Alhletic com Hi story will repeat itselI, twelve years to lhe night, and to make CHICAGO M - Fit'st Baseman Don Gehrmann, of the University ter field, scoring Enos Slaughter Throttles D,e1rol·t, 1-1 Whitey Diehl's three-run .homer mission is on record as favoring things complele, to the round. Mr. Walcott, bound and determined to Eddie Waitkus 01 the Philadelpltia of Wisconsin, running his heart out and Nippy Jones. in lhe fifth inning was the game's a "tournament" of eligibles be have the litle he has lwice failed to win. will win by a knock.out in Phillies should be able to leave in three events, paced a surprising Dave Koslo went all the way for only extra base hit.- fore accepting ' any champ. The BOSTON - Limiting the De the eighlh round, just like the Brown Bomber did on June 22, 1937. lhe hospital so",ctiJ'ne next week, 1 Big Ten track and field team to the Giants, allowing nine hits and troit Tigers to six hits, Pell Mel City High faces Keokuk in its British board of boxing control doctors said yesterday. an upset 70-62 victory over the gaining his second victory of lhe Parnell won his ninth game 'Of next home {{lime here tonight. will tab the winner of their * * • The ballpJaye was shot in the Pacific Ooast conference in their season. Reliefer Ted Wilks gave the season yesterday, 7-1. Game time is 8 p.m. with a re Bruce Woodcock-Lee Savold bout Charlie Maso n, until Saturday night a member of the Iowa City chest June 14 by Ruth Steinhagen, annual meet here yesterday. up the winning tally after he The vi clary was the sixlh in serve tilt slated for 5:30 p.m. Sept. 6, as lhe heavyweight ~ing. Cardinals softball team, was honored in Muscaline recently lor hIs 19, an unknhwn admirer. Tho As the Bir Ten squeezed out came in for Ken Johnson, who in a row ['Or lhe rebounding Red selection as "Most Valuable" on the Iowa basketball team. lovesick girl i~ undergoing mental Its fourth consecutive victory turn replaced George Munger on Sox, who touched two Bengal By Alan Mover· A fund was l'ai ~ ed in Muscatine and Oharlie presented with a tests in the county jail. over the pee stars, GerhmanD the mound. hurlers for eight hits, including RED-HOT REDBIRD United States Savings bond. captured fints in the mJIe and New York ..... 100 004 00(l 001_ 10 I Ted Williams' 16th home run 01 lie'S lJeEN 001116 • • • • Ooor ppen 1:15" the half-mUe and then ran the St. Loul...... 020 001 020 000--6 9 I the year. The sixth inning drive e-°/C4ZAK, A GREAr JOB Ar ihlrd lap 01 the important final (J~ Innlnrs) Six-man football is reported to be On the upswing throughoul ~lunK'" came with two runners on base. KOllo and W.str um ; Johnson ROolNATIONAL LEAGUE UouUeman. Ilome run8 : Kell. Williams. petition lor thc track team. time of 3:16.1. W L PCT. Broo ... lyn ...... 56 28 .610 • Mostly, the times and. dJs· 8\. Loul...... 34 %'1 .686 Unces were not anything to Pblladolphla ..... 85 27 .56~ Hudson's 4-Hitter Phils Beat Pirates Bo.lon ...... 34 27 .567 Football Applications brag about. The only record tha~ New York ...... SO 28 .~17 ::;fell was the shotput, posted by ClnclnnaU ...... 21 34 .4 14 Pllbburrh ...... 23 56 .390 Tops White Sox, 4- 3 On Jones' Clouts ::Lou Davis of Stanford with a Chlo",o " ...... 21 38 .856 Mailed 10 45,000 toss of 54 feei 8 S·t inches to YE8TE&DAY'S SCO&ES WASHINGTON (JP)-Sid Hud- PITTSBURGH (lP) - Will i e r ub out the old mark 01 53 feet (Puddin' Head) Jones slashed 'Ou t Ch l.a,o 8. BOBlon 4 son checked the Chicago White The largest mailing of !00tba11 11 1-2 inches set by Stan Ander Phlladolphla 9. PIt.burrh 4 (nl,hI) two horne runs last nigh t as Eddie Sox wilh four hits last night to tickets application material in .' , on of Stanford In 1939. BTooklyn 9, Olncrn ...11 4 ("Irbl) Sawyer's sllrprising Philadelphia New York I, St._ Leuls 5 (1 2 innJn,.) caplure bis fifth victory as The final result of the meet (nl,btl Hawkeye hislory, 45,000 copiesl Phils whipped the Pittsburgh Pi Washington won, 9-3. might have been closer, but will be dispa tched fr om the Uni ra tes 9.4 fot their second stralgh t TODAY'S PITCHER! Gil Ooan's triple and Buddy Sprinter Mel Patton, Qf USC, elec Pblladelpbla al PltbbuTJh - Rob.rlt Lewis' fly gave the Senators a. versiLy of Iowa department in win over the haple s Buccos. ted to stay out of the 220 yard (1-.) VI Lombardi (0-0 • Hank Borowy allowed 9 hits Brooklyn al Clulnn&1I - Newcombe first inning run off Al Gettel, bl,lt f(AZ,4K mid-July, Frank J. Havlicek, bus· dash because of his continuing (.-0) VI IIoalrenlberrer n-6) th Wh 'te S b d ba k 'th iness manager of athletics, an in notching his 7th win ot the complaint of a pulled muscle. As BoatOD al Chl •• ,o _ nail C2-2) vs e 1 ox ounce c WI BctOll65 sea90n. The c row d at 32,332 H•• ker CI-I) a run in the fourlh on singles by '10 nounced Monday. a. result, the Big Ten pulled down New York a\ St. Lonls (nl,hI) - L I A l' Ge M tk . h .,-Ite brought the Pirate paid home at a one·two, with Charley Peters, H~r'unl (6-6) v, Breobeen (6-t) 1I {e pp mg, orge e ' OVIC Havlicek stressed, however, that tendance for the season to 582,646. and Cass Michaels. 8£AROGI/ no lickct orders will be accepted Indiana, and Tom Mason, Minne~ AMERICAN LEAGUE Phll.del)l~I~ ...... O'!e tit ' .(1-.() IQ 8 GD Washington scored tiU'ee runs on BR/661,: in advance 01 the mailing of the P1Us hTr~ ...... 100 (J()~ 001--4 e t sota, finishing in that order. The W ° L PCT. two singles, a walk, a hH balter SClIooL. Borow)' a.. d Lop.Ca: DI .....on. • ... 11 winner's time was :20.7 seconds. N.w york ...... 37 21 .038 application material. Any such (8) and ,,1a,1. LJ'-Dlck on. "a·Ph-Jon .. Plllladeipbl...... 34 26 .567 !\i and an errol' in its fOUl·th, but the ~ orders wiU be returned. (2) Eonl ,. Oelroll ...... 33 26 .~5 9 WAR V5i'S 00 ..... 31 27 6 Sox scored twice in the fifth on Bollon .... .5.'101 WHO Persons who will receive lhe lOW A GOLFER WINS Cleveland .... " .. 211 27 .618 ~ a walk, an error and Dick Lane's Wllhln,ton .. • ... 29 29 •MlO D/tJN'~ applications include alumni in COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO . Valo's 'Grand Slam' Cblcaro ...... 2' 37 .398 U\i single. /.'!!'r midwestern states. I;>el'sons who (lP)-JohDnY Kraft of Denver, for 8t. Loul, ...... 17 tl .293 20 The Senators pul lhe game on WOt..NOS have purchased tickets during the mer Oelwein, Ia., golfer, easily YESTERDAY'S SCOltE 8 ice in the sixth when they bat srat> iJr£M past five years, "I" men, and mem eliminated Scott Mabry ot Albu Dips Clev'eland, -8-2 Bollon 1, Detroit 1 tered Clyde Shoun and Matt Sur /1/(; Phlladelpbla 8, Cleveland a (nl,bl) bers o( the "I" club. querque, N.M., 7 and 6 yesterday kant for five runs on six hits, in RIGlir £tBOW PHlLADELPlUA (iP) - Elmer W ...... uton 10. Chlc,,«o t (nl,ht) A mechanical sorting system in a (irst round match In the trans Valo's fifth inning "grand-slam'" (Onb ,am ....beduled) cluding doubfes by Sam DenJe and WAs CRtJ5ltfftJ will put the entire process at its Mississippi golf tournament. homer was the telling wallop as TODAY'S PITCHE&I Lewis. peak effiCiency, Havlicek said. .. C I d' Obl coro at WOIlllnrlon (nljbl) Chloaro ...... eoo 120 ()0(1-3 • I 8'1 PhIladelphIa ,leveled leve an S "I,M (8-5) VI H.elner (5-2) Washlnrlon .. " .... 100 30~ 00,,-9 10 Z 6I1RApNe.(. This system was used last year wQrld champions' for the seventh Cleveland at Philadelphia (nlrbl) Gellel. Sho .. " (4) Surkonl (0) and /IY FRA/{Ce to increase spced and accuracy in
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l ~ I'B DAIL!' 10 AT, JVQ U. l--"AG& I • Couple Wed in Sf. Mary's Church Ann Iwers Weds -ro-- ' t, 'Producer' Gets the, Goods Dapper 'Con Man' Swindles Widowed Mother; Earl D. Erickson Got Extra FI)rniture~ Fal.e Promises Lure Her to New York AI Parenls' Home PITT URGII (UP)- lwd.haircd Rescqll Corrigan, dis· traught ti ld exhausted, WOI'! on Iwr way home 18$t ni ght after a har· Ann Ewers became the bride of rowing ~O.day seM'oll for t he dist.inguished.jooking" I'!windler who Earl Dale Erickson Tuesday after Sell/I.With A Won,t ~iJ eaptured h r heart and disappeared with her $5,000 widow's in· noon at the home of her parents, lurance mbney. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ewers, 351 • ------. X\lIQI fIX SCILt _ t1Md (COlltJ . Aboard an airliner en route to posing as a movie prodUcer, McGowan street. ROOm. fIX Liii (CODtJ Chicago, she told how her suitor. praised her voice and offered her Mr. Erickson is the son of Mr. WANT AD RA TES 1940 4-<1001' Chevrolel Good motor, Double room IDr ~nt, men. Dill! whO has been identified as con- a job in piciures. and Mrs. Edward Erickson, Ban- • ------_ • body in excellent h pe. 1006 2656 or 2327. lidence arUst Sigmund Engel, "He had a distinguished con gor, Wis. Dr. L.L. Dun n log ton For consecuUve Insertions FinJc:bine Park al~r 5 pm. Phone wooed her, fled and then ~e nt her Unental manner and wore fine performed the single ring cere- 8-1050 Larce room for men. Close lD. on a wild goose chase to New clothes - and a homburg hat," mony before a fireplace banked 0 Da Ie per w rd ____-:-_~~__::_:~:__ Phone 2037. '1ork. she sa id . She said she wasn't with greenery, gladioli and Jvy. ne 7 ....,---_ 0 1147 Ford ConverUble. 8-0368. Three Da·7' .. , __._ ... 1tc1 pel' word Room 'or la..t- 4"5 10-L She said her sultor, whom afrai? t~ lend him her ,late hus Tbe bride wore a gown of white 81 Da 1.- _---" "~... w th lI; no ...... - per ...... General 5erviOM 31 the knew .. Sam Ennl. dll- band s IDSUrll~~e money because eyelet embrOid~ryedfaSh!Onedithwit ODe MonUt. ... _ ...... Ue pel' word Apartments ror R.nt -aped alter she relueli to she thought he had lots of a two-tiered ulrt goo w ne - Bendix sales and service. Jacluou'. :.:._:..::::,;:;;:.;:;;.;:..;;.;.;.~;.;;.;. ___~ ~.- n elope with him to Reno. She money. ______ting. A matching stole of eyelet Classlfied Display Eletlric and Gill. Small furnished apanment t« trimmed with net was worn over one. Call 8491 evem.n,. or Sun. bid been "captivated" bJ hJm SUI MUS'ICI'\' nS to PI ..y her shoulders. One Day ...... 75e per col. lnch ASHES · and Rubbllh haullni- days. .... wanted a re,ular weddln,. a ... Six Consecutive days. PhOM 662J "A weck ago Sunday he called On Evening Music Hour Her fingertip vell of illusion ch ______. ~--_:_-:_:_:-- ______fell from a small dutcb cap wbich per day '-"- 60c per col. In and palnUn, Very nice furnished apartment lor file from New York and said he'd The first Wednesday evening was also edged with net. She car- One Month .. 50c per col. inch :responsible s L u d e n.t coupJ,e, flleet me at Grand Central station music hour of the SUI ~ummer ried a spray of white gladioli. (Ave. 26 insertions) Write Box 6-D. Daily Iowan. snd was staying at the Waldorf session win be presented tonight Cheek your ad In the lint laue It =a::r 41 B a rob a r a Baird, 200 Ferson .ppeara. Th. O.'ly 10w.n c.n be reo H.lp Wuuwu W R hOtel," she 'Said. "I waited two at 8 p.m. in studio E of the en street, was mald of honor. IponaLble for ...Iy on. In,,,,''red lnartlon. =;..t_'--;.;..:~:;..;;;.______anted - to ent 83 hours at the station but he didn't gineering bUilding. Student with newspaper clrcula- show up. I called the hotel and Soloists will be Hans Koelbel, Mrs. Erickson is e graduate of DeadllDes lion experience for part-time Pe~ent furnished or unfum. learJ)ed he wasn't registered." cellist, and John Simms, pianist. University high school and will Weekdays ...... _...... 4 p.m. work on DaUy Iowan. Office pro- !shed ap rtm nt by .tudeot. Ooe "I had no JD1Oney ," sbe said. They will play "Sonata in F" by be a junior in the unlversll,y's Saturdays ...... Noon cedure knowledge entlal. ApplyC_h _I_Id._P_h_o_n_C_E:x_t_40_1_9_. __.,----: ''He fold me io come to )\lew Pizzetti and "SOnata III, opus 69" college ot liberal arts next se- In person between 2 and 4 pm to- Wanted: 2 or 3 room fUJ"l\bh~ r.rk and no~ brln, any money. mester. She is a member i>f PI Brine AdverillemenCa .. day at Student Publications office, apartment; occupancy; A~ .. clvthes. He laid he would re- by Beethoven. Beta Phi social sorority. The Dally Iowan BulDeae OfHu Basement, East Hall. Ask for Mr. or before. CaD Jlck I)QolC7. "13• The program will be broadcast Ilrn my $5,000 and bay me over stations WSUI and KSUI. Mr. Erickson is a graduate of Bupnent, t:ut. Hall. or pheae Davenport. Dew clothes." SUI. He is affiliated with Phi ...... ,,....,.,-:---,..,....--;-----"""i!3iPS Ap rtment, fU1'nl shed or un(urn. Mrs. Corrigan, who has been PA'l'TERSONS HAVE SON Kappa Sigma, social fraternity 4191 Printing and Typing I hed. Re polllible "aduat. and Omicron Della Kappa, lla- studcnt. one child. summl!r, 01' widowed fo three years and' is Mr. and Mrs. llhomas C. Pat, Typing. Dial 725'1 afler 6 p.m. tlie mother of three children, tional honorary 1. rat ern I t y for permanent. Phone Ext SlOG. terson, 726 S. Clinton street. are men. It. A. WEDIG sings professionally at clubs and the parents of a son born Monday C'_If',. M••••• r SUuationa Wanted <42 private parlles. She said Engel, at Mercy Hospital. Chinese stud nt couple expectJ., --,---.-....·-..,...------. 1",1 Young married medical secretary, child desire .mall IYMIrgpent ~.------~------toet and Found moving from Des Moines, de- JlOOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner Dona Kading Wed near campua. Cell h Ip part at Lost: brown lealber billfold, at sires otrlce position with r . pOn.l hOlj,'lC work If needed. Call 3tDa. Quarries, Sunday. Reward. (JaU biUty in Iowa City. Phone 4402 be- 1ll' ONLY ~ING I CAN FIGURE IS A IJoseph W. Meyers, lHO E. Court printed crepe with white access ~ Sf..W/ The bride is the daughter of up his seat to II Indy In a public Newly painted ~, complete. Pl-l street, and William R. Wagner ories. Mr. and Mrs. Clartmce Kading, Savings bonds ,Ive you an oppor- convenience." It's not only con- 8-1029. took place yesterday morning in Donald Trumpt, 927 S. Van Boone, and the bridegroom's par- tunity to make a sound safe in- venlent--It's downright e y to g t ______St. Mary's Catholic church. Buren street, was best man. Ush ents are Mr. and Mrs. EdWard vestment, and to share in the to the ANNEX. Just 1.ollow your Rolls safety razor. n w concUUoD. Mr. Wagner is the son of Mr. ers were Harold Wentland, 838 Gough, Des Moines. interest paid on the national debt. thirst. baraaln. Phone 2291. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner, 1117 Roosevelt, and Robert Birdsall, Bridal atteooants were Ardis That's good bust ness for anyonel r.:=::..------.,.---r-----;;t k. Keokuk avenue The Right Rev Mason City. Kading, sister of the bride; Darlos ...... ' 71 Good $20 Maxply tennis rae et. erend Meinberg, Monsignor, per Both are graduates of Iowa Copeland, Boone. and Odett Stoer- Autos for SQJe _ used 21 $10. 604 'Bowery, 2nd 1100r. formed the single ring ceremony City high school. The bride at mer, Burlington, bridesmaids. $ $ $ $ $, $ $ $ loaned on cam- Good Story-Clark plano, 'lOG. belore an altar decorated with Robert Martin, Des Moines, was 19'18 Chevrolet convertible. 10,000 eras, guns cloth in;, jewelry. $12 3"'77 tended SUI and the bridegroom best man and ushers were Tom miles. Pone.h 5575 etc. nrc er, .•. candelabra and summer flowers. graduatcdfrom SUI in June. , Reger, Burlington ', WilHam Kad- Reliable Loan. 109 E. Burlington. The best costa leu. FUlLDI Given in marriage by her ia- For sale; 1947 Buick, radio, heater, ing, Boone; James Kaufman, and all extras; 1946 Dodge Oustom -F""in-an--Cl-..-@.,.------.7;;;2BRUSHES.CaIl2387, ther, the bride wore a street MARRIAGE LICENSES Bill Becker, both of Des Moines. 4-door. fluid drive, exceptionally Rug, Ironin, board, coffee tabla, length dress of White crepe with a Marriage licenses were issued :..:::===------clean; 1941 Nash club coupe, Wanted: small loan to lin nce bookcase, etc. h p. 81238. drape effect at the neckline and yesterday in the Johnson county heater and overdrive. Casb, terna, paying business, Write Box 6-E, a white, flower-trimmed hat. cler s office to Everett A. Nitzke Jobs for Studenfs trade. Ekwall Motor Co., 627 So. Daily Iowan. Benctix wa hlng machine. Good ... She carried a bouquet of shell end Elizabeth Anne Barry, both Capllol. Phone 2631. new. Phone 3549, pink carnations and yellow roses. of Iowa City, and to Kenneth M. InitructiOD 81 _____ Matron of hOnor was Mrs. Vitosh, Bettendorf, and Nell i c Still Available Here 1948 ChevrQlet club coupe. See J,;>hllco combination radlo-pbono~ Richard Miller, 838 Roosevelt Snyder, Iowa City. evenings, 559 Riverdale. Ballroom dance lesson.. Mlml graph at 604 Bowery, Mr. &am. There arc still part-time board, Youde Wurlu. Dial 9485. eroll. handyman and service jobs avail- i!~~~~~~!! ·~~~.~B ______able to SUI students attending , Tutoring In Mathematics and Phy- Leaving town, mull sell kItchen. sU'llmer school, Rollert L. Ballan- Town'n' Campus sics. Phone 8-J697. bedroom, Ilvlni room futnitl.lrc. tyne, manager of the stUdent aid Rooma lor Rent 91 Second apartmcnt above Pr1nccu and the placement bureau in the Cafe. Dial 204>1. • student aHairs oltice, said yester- UNIVER ITY HOSPITAL RE - Large sleeping room, 3rd floor ...... ---- ...------..;..---....,11'1C19 day. IDENT WIVES CLUB - An 10- $8.00. Shower. Man. Close. Dial Want to Buy Ballantyne said there were also formal meeting for members of 6403. Guaranteed repaIrs for all rna .. Q few permanent, lull-time, otl- the University Hospital Resident cam pus stenographic positions Wives' club will be held Thurs Room for rent. Single or double.. Home Bnd Auto radios. We pick· open to capable people who would day at 8 p.m. In the Community 1115 College. up and deliver. Sutton Radio Serv Ice. 331 E. Market. Dial 223t. be living in Iowa City for a year building. Bridge, sewing and Room for two girls. Close In; near I or more. knitting will be featured. bus. Dial 8-1721. TnmaportatloD Wan;(l I 2 The 6ervice jobs open are in , gasoline stations and soda foun CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STU Rooms lor men. One large for two Ride 10 Mason Clly. weeken.... tains and require the student's DENT ORGANIZATION - The with sludy room and slecpin, Share expeoscs. Dial 5678. evening and Sunday hours. The weekly meeting of the Christian porch, $40. Two half rooms, $" ----.:...... ------ board jobs are in th e restaurant, Science Student organization will each. Third floor room for one to wiblt working hours during the four. $10 each. House Insulated. IT'S YOURS TO RENT ' meal times. be held tonight at 7 in the Little Chapel of the Congregational 0001 all summer. 946 Iowa Ave Do 10U want to haul a bed - Handyman work Includes yard nue. .tove - refrilera\Or - aan8 - jobs, wall washing, window put church. ashea - furniture - 01' on. ot • tying. and semi-skilled carpenter MAHER BROS. TRANSFER thousand thlnp7 ing and plumbing jobs. Hours ol SPANISH WAR VETERAN' work Cor most 'Of these jobs can AUXILIARY - Members will I'or eUlcleet furniture Do It the fast economical WU be arranged at the student's con hold.a lawn picnic at {he home of Movllll with "Handy Haul" traUer.. venience, Ballantyne said. Mrs. B. E. Oathout, 1802' Musca and By the bour, day or week. tine avenue, Thursday at 6 p.m. Bauage TUlliter IOWA CITY DAlLJaIlU'f RAlD SHANGHAI Spanish war velerans will be . Dlal - 9698 - Dial SHANGHAI (If! - Two Nation guests and any visiting in town 161 S. RJvenlde Drift alist warplanes flew over Shang are invited to attend with their 1)1&1 ... "'By the Daa" hai yesterday in the third families. Members are requested CASH FOR YOUR CAR "nuisance raid"\ since Qommunist to bring table ,silver to the picnic. troops occupied the city. All makes and modeh THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Frivol Available to New 1939 Ford Tudor $525 You can ..n ..... '" Summer School Student. EHRKE AUTO SALES 1132 S. LInn lJlal 8-1521 FURNACE New SUI summer school stu cIOD't Deed ••• dents may pick. up their copy of Want Ads wLll sell aRielei :1011 CLEANING the June issue of Frivol. campus have no use lor, but wbleb IJIeI humor magazine, this week at TYPEWRlTERS Courte'Ous, trained The Dally Iowan business oUice, be bareaJna to someone ehIe. mecllanles stop in and lee the new CARL ANDERSON room W-6 in East hall. Ko,a. Polia bIe. Call 4191 today and place ,aut The June .issue Is a PtIody on We repair all makes of type ad. Costs are low, resultl UI~ Life magazine entitled "Loce." wrilen. Victor Adding Machin.. &ood. occu!onaIly wonderfuL HENRY!. LAREW CO. The business olflce is located In for immedIate deliveI7. PLUMBING mATING the basement of the west win, of Dial 9681 East hali and is open from 8 a.m . • . • WIKEL Dally ~ WaDI A_ until 6 p.m. TYPiWlUTER EXCHANGE The Peoplt'. MarUIpIace • ~ 124 .. &. Coli... PhoDe 8-1051 Good Cleaning Pays Off
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* * FURNITURE AUCTION f ~~~~I~ • •• • 1:30 p .. m., Thurkfay, June 23d . ~ ~~, Lincoln once was asked by a 1216 Eaat BloomiJlqton St. New York firm fQI i formation on the fina ncial condition pi one Otle block porth of Market Sb:eet at eaaI ea.d of JlItom~ of his neighbors. He obliged wtth La••••• _II ..I ...... " ••••, ...... ~ ~~~~qJjjj...... _ulw." ...... , w."''''.t, I ,.,••• , "".. "., ...... _ ...... the following: '''{ours of UKh In-;1':_V~~V ...... 11hI1 ! ...... " ...... ~ ~ ... I ... __ "" stant received. I am well acquaint- ""'UI" el... ., ...... I ~...... /11_ .w.tq., ~ .-.w. . , bU,.. &loel_ C.III"nl ,I...... , ..Uq.. I...... • ~. ed with Mr.--, and know hll circumstances. First all he hu ".tWl•• ,.'.1 ...., ...... , ...... n ... leu .. __ ~ ~ a wife and David Hare' and UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ItelDlJ are acheduled In tb. Presldeni" offices, Old Capitol. A number of Klansmen and Klan Peter Grippe. T from a wide 1 ar sympathizers reportedly went to Wednesjlay, June 22 C9nference, House Chamber, Old 81 Montgomery, the state capitol, to 8:00 p.Jn. Faculty recital by Hans Capitol. sil oppose the demasking bill at to so Prof. Roberts Opens (Dally Iowan Plloto by Roy Ba.,on) Koelbel, cellist, and John Simms, 4:00 p.m. - Speech pepartment «;lay's hearing. selection of th pianist. Stu d i 0 E, Engineering summer lecture ~rjes, Mrs. Ber JOHNNY'S GOT HIS WINGS NOW. John Boyles, Jr., 't, (rlJ"ht) 11 ThoUiands of citizens, repre arrived here yesterday to spend the summer with relatives after building. WSUI and KSUI will nice Rutherford, I Senale Cham- 1 I!entill6 veterans and men's a.nd Lecfure$ on Atom ber, Old Capitol. , ( 01 helnr unaclcompanled In a United Airlines plane from San Frau broadcast. patterns and to ,women'. civic 11'0Ups, were add The atomic ale is coroln, and it cisco. The pilot ga.ve Johnny his wings, InUaUnlr him Into a Thursday, June 23 8:00 p.m. - Summer Session 'Inr to the clamor for an end to Program: LaMerl, Oriental is as natura.) as the a.~ ot tbe children's tuture pilots orranlzatlon. Shown witJl John Is Stewardess 9:00 a.m. - Child Development .lIIGb rule In north Alabama. gasoline engine and the airplane, Mara-aret Schwertley. dancer, Macbride Auditorium. John J. Playfair, president of and Parent Education Conference, Sa.tllrda.y, June 25 fabrics according to Prot. Hew Roberts of Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. the state CIO, denounced the the SUI college of education. 10:00 a,m. Speech Department UlfI'OJ:ists In a message to every Lad Logs 1600 Miles - 9:00 a.m. - Conference, Iowa Summer Lecture Seri s, Mrs. Roberts addressed an audience Society Medicol Technologists. OlO local in Alabama, comparing of about 150 adults at 8:QO p,m. Bernice Rut her! 0 r d, Senate the "bedsheet hoodlums" with. Medical Laboratories. Chamber, Old Capitol. \ last night in the chemistry build 9:00 a.m. - Physical Education 'iMitler's Gestapo and Stalin's se ing auditorium in' the first of a Sunday, June 26 Conference, House Chamber Old 7 :15 p.m. - Sunday Vespers, cr~t police." series of lecture's qesigl)ed to ex Seven, But Seasoned Capitol. I Mr. Donald Norberg, "Religion plain atomic energy to persons Friday, June 24 and Journalism," West Approach with little scientific background. M'uicatine Man Held A seaso~ed traveler, seven.year-old J.i?hn E . Boyles Jr. now 9:00 a.m, -. Physical Education to Old Capitol. Roberts- declared. that the only has 1,600 mHes of air travel to bis crediL ~or CarrYing Pistol way we can learn to understand ,' Arrivjng 011 ar DuiLed ait'lines plane from San Francisco yeiller· (For Information recardlng dates beyond this BClhedule, the social problems tbat the atomic day, John plans to spend the B.ummer llere visiting bis grand· aee reservations In the office of the President, Old Capitol.) Fred H. Charlier, Muscatine, age will present is to look at them was jailed ,here yesterday morn paren!.'>, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. X. through the ey'es of the' scientist. v' $1,000 Ing under bond on a charge The series Dt lectures to be Boyles, 229 Melro. e court, aJ1d Prof. and Mrs. E. W. Chittenden. GENERAL NOTICES u of carrying a concealed weapon, presented each Tuesday night his, aunt and uncle, Mr. and MrR. 110'1 Kirkwood avenue, is flying police said. alone from Seattle, Wash ., and is GENERAL NOTICES should be deposltcd with the city editor of The during the next six weeks is an Glenn F.Houston, 1133 E. DailY Iowan In the newsroom ill Ea t nail. NoUet mu t be sub "C · Oharlier was picked up in the sur follow-up of experiment in Court street. expected here today. alley near the Hohenschuh mortu- mitted by 2 p.m. the (Jay preceding' first publication; they wJII NOT adult education In atomic energy. The boy received special per I be accepted by telephone, and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY WRIT ary .at about 3 a ,m. yesterday, mission from the airlines to make police said. He was carrying three SUI Band Needs TEN and SIGNED by a responsible person. the trip. u w/ltches and a .32 caliber pistol. PII. D. EXAMINATION In Macbride auditorium. Free tickets the Daily Iowan lJ.is only comment was that the b l!:aTly checks Indicated the pos Woodwind Players French reading will be given In for faculty nnd students are a EsTABLISHED 1888 trip "tickled him." Stewardess sessions were his. room 314, Schaeffer hall from available at the desk of the Iowa ~ · ' Preliminary hearing was con WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949 MlU'garet ~chwertley looked after - The woodwind section of the SUI summer band still needs 8-10 a,m., June 25. Application Union. Remaining tickt!ts will be • u tinu~d until Tuesday at 8 a.m. John and remarked that he was o FaED M. POWNALL, 'P."II.b_, - "a. very good boy." players, Assistant Band Directpf must be made by June 23 by available to the general public ARTBua WIMER - Arnold L. OehIson said yesterday. signing sheet posted on bulletin Friday morning. c Alllola.' I. Ibe PIIIIII"".' Th~ y.m. Musical Showcase 13:00 noon RI\yUlm Ramble. 7:.30 p.m, Grant Eastham Show , VARSITY Cleaners 12:30 p.m. NewI, Doo1ty 7:46 p,m. Remember Time . 12:45 p.m. ReUlioul Newi Jt'iPortft 8:00 p.m. Musle Hour , 1:00 p.m. Jilu.luI Chata ':00 p.m. Campus Shop . l 23 E Washington 2:00 p,m. News. il.I1I...... lJ 9:40 p.m. Sport HlllhUI(hts 2:10 p.m. lath Centurj MUM 9 : ~ ,p.m. News, Reno 10:00 p.m, SIGN OFF
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