On the Inside Dodgers Beat Cards, 8·1 Weather Paqe " Partl,. doudy and cooler C:;omlcs lop . Ri~h loday, 6:) to Paqe 5 71. Friday' hla'b, 75; low, 641. Psychlalrlst Advise Parents ow.on Paqe 6 Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto, UP Leaaed Wire - Five Cents. Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, June 3, 1950 - Vol. 84, No. 204 13 Johnson (o~nly Demos Island Volcano ', Truman Defending fnler June Prima{y Race Erupts, Kills 30, , Communist Intrest, (This is tile second of a series of two articles all candidates 75 Natives Flee seeking nomillation in Monda!J's prilllar!J electiolls.) HONOLULU rA') - Erupting • 0 • lIP Mauna Loa Friday sent. a fiery, Eleven Johnson county Democrats are seeking county admin· mile-wide river of lava to the Accuses McCarthy sea, engulfing parts of several istrative offices and two are seeking state offices in Monday's villages, trapping possibly 30 per­ WASHINCTON {AP)-Sen. Jo erh ~[cCarlhy (H-\ is.), 1950 June primary election. sons and forcing at least 75 oth­ "' accused President Truman in tllC Senate Friday of defendillg tho On the ballot for county officers, County Atty, Jack C. White ers to' flee. The world's most active vol­ "viciou vested interest" of Communist in the state department. is campaigning for renomination to the office he has held for cano broke an 18 - month slum­ The \Visconsin scnator again called on the President to Opell three terms . ber Thursday night with a spec­ White, 37, was born in Iowa tacular burst on its southwest all federal file on the scores of persons he has called pro-Com· City and was graduated trom Acheson Requests flank. Witnesses said mushro'm­ munists, and he demanded: Iowa City high school in 1930. ing smoke clouds towered 20,000 "Why do you defend this IJe was graduated !'rom the SUI to 30,000 feet. vested Interest, Mr. Truman? Why Prof. Mowry Takes cOllege oflJaw in 1936. Another Installment The 13,680 - foot giant on the not prove to the American people island of Hawaii, 200 miles from White was pollee judge Jor one that you are right and I am year before being elected county here, Ced its destructive stream of wrong by crlKking all or the tiles UCLA History Post, Of molten rock with geysers spout­ attorney in 1944. He is married Armament Aid of those individuals whom I have ar.d has three children. WASHINGTON UP) - Secretary ing 500 feet into the air. named?" Seek Sheriff Post of State Acheson asked sena tors Mauno Loa la: t erupted Jan. 7, Pre!ident Truman originally To Leave June 12 Two are seeking the Friday 10 approve another $1,- 1949. The warning of new trouble candidate~ turned down the senate investi­ Prot. George E. Mowry , Friday Democratic nomination lor sher­ 222,500,000 installment of foreign to come was sounded only Mon­ gating committee's reque t [or ac­ arms aid and told them frankly day. A sharp quake shook Ha­ announc d his re ignation 11'01'11 ift. James G. (Gee) Donohoe, 608 cess to any of the government'~ the SUI history department to ac­ Ronalds street, and Robert E. the future outlay may have to be waii. loyalty liles, and when the com­ ccpt II profe. orshlp ot the Los Rowe, 608 S. Madison street, larger. Hilo, the only sizable town on mittee issued subpoenas for three He appeared before a joint the island, was safe. It lies to the Angeles brnnch or the University both arc' campaigning for the top government officials in a de­ of California. nomination to oppose Sheriff Al­ meeting of the senate armed ser­ east of Mauna Loa. But the string mand tor thc tile!:, MI'. Truman vices and foreign relations' com­ of villages and plantations on Mowry, who has been at SUI bert J. (Pat) MUrphy in the No­ ... ,. Wlro, ••I., Instructed them to ignore the vembcr election. mittees to make a formal pre­ the west were in far plenty of . ince 1947, will leave June 12 Jor writs. Berkeley, Callf., where he will Donohoe, 57, is a native of Hol­ sentation of the administfation'~ trouble. Iowa Citian's Mother Named National Club President Subsequently, how vcr ~ Mr. request for the second section of Before long the river of fire teach durlng the summer beCore brook and formerly farmed near Truman agreed to let Chairman going to UCLA. Morse. He Is man'ied and has the military assistance program and melted rock was a mile wide NEW WOl\lEN'S CLVBS PRESIDENT AND .'Al\fIY-!\Irs. II. C. HourMon (sealed lefl) of Red Oak, Millard Tydings (D-Md.) and his seven children. for the 1951 fiscal year which and at places 10 feet deep. Three wa, elected president of the General Federation of Women's clubs without ODPO Ilion In Boston Thursday (ive-man inquiry committee ex­ Mowry taught "Recent Ameri­ Donohoe was in the purebred starts July 1. and a half hours after the erup­ !light. Members of her family fr:lm left to rlrhl are: ( tand!lIr) !\fr. lIourhton, IOn Clark. 306 FerlOn amine the state department flies, can History" and "History 01 the Angus cattle business tor more Only nine of the 26 members tion the first arm of this river ,,-venue, Iowa City, and son Cole, Red Oak. eated beside Mrs. Houlblon Is a aaurbler, Mrs. John Willi· including some FBI rccords, on American West." than 40 years, of the two committees showed up, boiled into the sea, 25 miles away. ams, Red Oak, 81 persons accused by McCarthy. He plans to teach Rowe, 44, a paint contractor and and questions were few. Sen. H. Police said at times the lava [an Trum.n Refu ed slmllnr courses decorator, has been in the paint­ AJexander Smith (R - NJ) of the at 40 miles an hour. Mr. Truman refU ted to hand In Cahfornia, ing b\lsiness here for 28 years. foreign relations group wanted to The Civil Air Patrol radioed that over the complete FBI tiles-the Mowry is au­ This is his first campaign for a know whether the country could the village of Milolil was en­ so-called "raw" flies which Mc­ thor of "Theo­ publio office. look forward to a time when it circled by the lava. There arc sev­ Reds' Tokyo March Fizzles Carthy has insisted contain the dore Roosevelt He served 34 months in the will not be necessary to spend so en . houses in the hamlet and the proof ot his charges-on the and the Pro- TOKYO (SATURDAY) (JP) - navy during World War II and much arming friendly nations. patrol said, "People are in them." ground that it would crtpple the gresslve Move­ Acheson replied: The Communist "March on Tok­ wo~ked with the security depart­ The coastal highway was cut FBI, smear Innocent people and m nt" published ment which handles navy polic­ "We are, of course, looking for­ by the laval' flow. Telephone poles yo" turned into Ii shuffle thls wreck the federal loyalty pro­ In 1946, and co­ Should've Tried Brooklyn Bridge morning, with no hint of Violence. ing activities. He was in thc Iowa ward to a time when it would be vanished in fiery bursts, cutting gram, lIuthor ot "Am­ lowered, but I do not think, Sen­ communications. !\lOWRY national guard eight years before NEW YORK IIJ'I.-Well, it happened- in Brcoklyn. Communist and labor leaders McCarthy noted the stale de­ erican Society the war. ator, an.vbody could honestly tell One of the arms of the molten who had called for on "all out partment Friday confirmed that II and the Changing World." His you· now . that in the immediate Two jewelers were held on $10,000 bail each Friday on Rowe Is married and the father river seemed to flow squarely into counterattack:" bowed to massed cabled me sage, (lgurin, In the Ia'est book, "Calltornla Progressi­ future it would be lowered. charges of grand larceny. Hem"y S. Wallach and Irving Levine 01 four children. the center of the Pahoehoe village, police authority. They abandoned so-called "Amerada ca 0" of 1945 vi. m 1900-1920" ~ now being "In fact, I think that the most Ask Renomination Kana police officials said. were accused of oaying $444 to put a \'eneer gold on 14 bricks their fa ,'orlle rendezvous in the was actually sent to the Americ n prinled. Ed Sulek, 75, is seeking re­ honest answer would be that in made of bronze and lead and selling them to Harry Perh tein for center of Tokyo. embas~y at Chungking, China, in During the war Mowry was a the immediate future it might nomination as Democratic candi­ $11,560. Some 23,000 to 27,000 police wartime 1944 . member of the war production be increased." date for county auditor. He has Snakes Foil Coil, He had been looking for a "safe investment." wet'e alerted to entol'ce a ban The state department's disclo­ board and served as a civilian beel'\ John~on county auditor since against m8&ij demonstraUons such sure came after Assistant U.S. At­ with the nrmy quarterm stcr l'orps 1917 and was deputy auditor two Veep Gets Meda I Short Transmitter as the CommunLsts had called for torney General James M. McIn­ 35 a policy analyst between 1942 years beiore that. noon today in downtown Tokyo. erney denied that buch a message and 1944. Sulek was graduated from thc LADYSMITH, WIS. ItI'l - Chief Paternity Suit Falls when 'He' Judged 'She' The ban extends through Sunday's was among secret government Mowry and his wlC live at 305 SUI cOllege of law in 1906 and For 'Public Se.rvjce' Engineer Danel Holbrook went to election of national senators. documents seized by federal SUJ;lset street, University heights. pr1lcliced law' 10 )leal's. W 1\ 5 H I NG Tb N"(A') - Vice investigate when '/:adj~ station YUL.ASKL, VA (lI.'I - A pr~Y'1 be irppossible .lor .faul to cause Some 11,000 persons attended a IICents in the 194:; raids OIl Am­ Their horne has been purchased 19-year-old girl whose paternity tho airl to beCOme pregnant." erasia magazine in New He is married and the father President A I ben W. Barkley, WLDY went off the air Friday, desultory mass meeting a few oltice by Dr. Steven Horvath, as.oclnte York. The magazine is no longer of two children. He lives at 729 handed a gold medal Friday by and Jet out a blood curdling nult against Paul Hufford, 27, c01- Paul said her mother had blocks from Gen. Douglas Mac­ professor of physiolollY. N. Kimball avenue and is a mem­ scream when he found out what lapsed when Paul proved that drcssed her as a boy when she published. Mowry Is a member or the President Truman for "Distin­ Arthur's headquarters. In the first McInerney sold Wednesday he ber of the Odd Fellows lodge. guished public service," said mod­ the trouble was. "he" is a girl, too, said Friday was a child and she had con tin­ American Association of Univer­ she wasn't convinced. hour, speakers care[ully refrained IVas familiar with all or the docu­ The Democratic candidate for estly he did not know why con­ Two mammoth pine snakes had ned the masquerade, working from anti-American statements - sity Professors: American Hlstor­ "There's no question about his ments found in Amerasia'S head­ county treasurer is Lumir W. Jan­ gress voted it. crawled in through the transmit­ with men and dating girls. Her although they had called the dem­ tcal socIety; Society of American quarters and that the ~abled mes­ sa, 46, who has held the office The nation's No. 2 oUiceholcter, ter housing, curled up in a cozy being a boy," said shapely Alpha sisters called her t.heir brother Historians and the Massl'slppl onstrailon to protest AmerIcan sage to Chungking delini ely was since 1941. was too choked up to .give out nest, and shorted the circuit. Turpin. "I know he's a boy be­ and no one knew the difference, Vall y IlIstorlcal association He I~ The crawling gremlins were cause I haven't been intimate policy. And they cauLioned the not among tbem. He was born near Cedat· Rapids many of his usual quips as he she said, except the draft board crowd: "Be orderly." on the executive commlltee and dispatched with a well ~ aimed with anybody else and 1 haven't Sc:n. Bourke B. Hickenlooper and. was graduated from Wash­ walked into MI'. Truman's oval ~nd others who had to know. The labor ministry said the the board of edllors of the asso­ shovel and the station resumed dated anyone else since I met (R-Iowa), member of a toreign claUon. ington high school. He studied office for a ceremony easily one Miss Turpin said she had decid­ Red-calle~ natiOnwide ",eneral electrical engineering at SUI four of the highlights of his long pub­ broadcasting after a 10 - minute him. relations subcommittee Investi­ lapse. "There's no doubt that Paul is ed not to reopen the case but said s'rike" was a 1i~l; le. O!ficluls said gating communism charges gainst years. Jansa is f\'\an:ied . and lives lic career. she was "interested in protecting n total of 100,000 workers wcre at 314 Hutchinson avenUe, He stood beside the President, the [other of my child." the slate department, suggested ,\I1lss Turpin said she and Paul other girls Irrm the ~a me fute." out in several plants throughout McInerney may be part of a Women's Counselor R. Neilson Miller, 52, Is cam­ with justices of the supreme Labor League Supports the country, paigning {or his eigh th tcrm as court, members of the cabinet, became engaged last July and "I will go back to court will­ "conspiracy" to hush up the Am­ Japan has 6,~50,000 union work­ Democratic senators and lheir Gross, Three Others .vere intimate three times. ingly to lestify on any charge erasia ClISe. clerk of the districf court. He was ers, oC whom the Communists had Hurt in Car Wreck DES MOINES (A')-The Iowa But when the case was heard against him." "I would hate to think that Mr. deputy clerk nine and one-hal! wives gathered to do him honor. Miss Helen Focht, ~ UI coun­ Railway Citizens lator league in court, PaUl put a quid Paul had been accepted by the boastcd 400,000 would strike to­ McInerney would lend himself years before being elected clerk Mr. Truman presented him with selor to women, surIered a frac­ Friday announced Its support of to the proceedings. public here as a boy aU her life. day. and his of1lclol position to a con­ in t936. the medal, for which congress vot­ tured right ankle as a result of lour candidates for congress in "1\'s impossible," Paul said. Police Chief L.S. Boothe said he The situation was reported quiet spiracy to conceal this inCorma­ Miller is married and Jives at ed $2,500 last August. It bore a an auLo collision near the Inter­ 14 N. Lucas street. He served two likeness of Barkley on one side, the primary Monday. "I'm a girl." had known Paul for 10 years and In of her key cities. tion and to thwart an honest in­ They are: Congressman H. R. Court ad,iourned while Dr. he didn't know "he was a girl." Tokyo was the only olty In section of Iowa avenue and RIver­ years in the marines during World an American cagle on the other. vesti,otlon of the facts," Hicken­ side drive about 5:04.5 p.m. Friday, Gross, Waterloo, Republican, third James L. Chitwood examined the which the no-polilieal rally bun War I. In presenting the medal Mr. G.F. Cregger, who works with looper said. accordlng to policl!. Two \Vlsh Supervisor Post Trum~n said he had never had district; Leo Hoegh (R), Chari­ slender mill - worker who was Paul at a local mill, said the I1lrl wos ordcred. Miss Focht was a paS!lel111er 111 Two ca ldlctates nrc seeking re- a 'Privilege he appreciated more. ton, fourth district; Gibson C. dressed in ! lacks, a shirt and had was the dare-deviJ type who liked The ban was aimed directly at a II cal' driven by Miss Helen And he added that he had handed Holliday (0), Des Moines, fifth a crew hairout. to drive fast, could drink with the Communilt-called demonstration Cify Co~ncil Shelves Barnes, direclor or the SUI bus­ DEMOCRATS •. , out more medals than "all the district and Russell L. Voelz (R), "There Is no question about best of them and "isn't afraid of against American occupation pol­ (qonlinu~d iness and industrial placement on page 6) Presidents put together." Minden, sevetlth district. it," Dr. Chitwood said. "It would icies. [t speci rlcally 1OI'bade all outdoor meetings. polilical rallies, Ie Traffic Problem service. The Barnes car collided mass meetings and demonstra­ with a cor driven by Lloyd An­ tions. Ro-routing ot heavy truck traf­ derson, 40, Burilngton carpenter Hints ot a threat on MacArth­ fic around Iowa City's business working on the new veterans hos­ ur's life were also a "fizzle." The district would Create more prob­ pital on highway 6, polico said. rumor was blamed on an excitable· lems than It would solve, the city Anderson was chnrged with Japanese policeman. No extra council's committee on public Cailin" to yield the right away precautions, for MacArthur's safe­ safety decided FrldllY. and releoed under bond pcndin~ ty were taken. The committee heard sugges­ 11 hearing Monday, police said. tions from trucking firms and Damages to the two cars was other interested parties, Including estimated at $350, according to repre.entatlves from SUI, the po­ police. Congress Steps Up lice department and the Chamber ot Commerce, concerning what SUI Housing OHice Anti-Gambling Dri~e could be done to re\leve traffic congestion in Iowa City caused WASHINGTON (.4') - Senate by trucks. Lists Vacant Units and house committees stepped up John J. Zackar, supervisors (or drives to combat nationwide crime A fe w vacancies In married stu­ and gambllng Friday. the Eldon MlUer trucking firm, dents housing have bcen listed The targets: suggested Gilbert or Dodge strcct.s with the oft - campus housing ea· Slot machines. be used as truck routes. He added, o[f!l:c, Director Richard E. Swelt­ Records of communications used however, there would be public ter, announced Friday. by gamblers. opposition to a route gOing Sweitzer said a great deal more through the residential district. ea· On the ~ouse side, an inter- housin~ was needed to take '. 5tate commerce subcommittee Joseph Roach, representing the care 01 the summer rush, espe­ heard testimony by Maryland At­ Ruan trucking firm, agreed to cially for married students. torney General Hall Hammond In Zackar's proposal, but added the He sold the off-campus housin~ favor of a bill Which would make parkways on towa avenue would oftiee in University hall would btl it a federal offense to ship Ilot have to be removed. Iowa ave­ opened both Saturday afternoon, machines and other gamblinl de­ mle was included in Zackar's pro­ June 10, and Sunday morning, vices into statel where they are poted route. June 11, to accommodate stu­ outlawed. The .uucstion offered by Rich­ dents arriving lor registration the Across the Capitol, the .,nate·s ard L. HOlcomb.:\:d of the sut following day. anti-crime Investigation comrnlt­ bureau of sale received the tee moved to "freezc" Wcstern. Un­ JrUteit backing Y the council. Gets Five-Year Sentence Ion telegraph filC5, The committee He said a new route would add /lOpes the records will show how more interaeclions lor trucks to For Fairway Assault Try )Ig-time gamblers are ualn, In­ p.... thua creatine additional-haz­ DUBUQUE (.4» - A 21-year-old .erstate communications in their ards for penons who are not ac­ man, accused 01 assaulting a wo­ multi-million-dollar operations. customed to having trucks pass­ man on a 1I01t course, was sen­ in, retldential area intersections. fenced friday to five years at the iPANISH SH.-\ltE-UP RUMOU The committee voted to suggest Anemosa state reformatory on a MADRID, SPAIN Ill! - The to the city eouncil that no action charge ot assault with intent to Neekly meetiOg of the Spanilh be taken concerning re-routing commit rape. ·"binet was postpOned unexpecl­ truck trattlc. "Wlth the stipula­ Herman L. Brenner. an unem­ )dly Friday. setUne off rumors tion," Mayor Preston Koser added, ployed handyman, pleaded guilty that Chiel 01 State Francisco "that the trueIU are not to stoP to a charge of attackine a 31- !'ranco Is about to reor,anize hia in the bUliness diltrlet unless in year-old \>yoman l"o1fer on the ~overome nt. the ease of an emergency." Bunker Jill! coif coune Thunday. 111' T 1',/'1 ' .,~ ' ''''fl '' I , I Inl I 1"r 111 I'AGE T\\O - TilE DAILY IOWAN, tWAY, JUNE 3, lUGO 'New Atomic Arms Exams Till Monday Canadian SpuH Impdrt Restrjdions ~ked WASH1NGTON (JP) - Domestic above these quotns have a 75·' nl.! Wire Service Briefs May Revolutioniie potato growers urged t~e govern. a bushel duty, " From Til e l Oll;al1's Leased 'Vires ment Friday to grant no further Domestic producers cqnlend pre. sent duties, because of lower ia. Warfare, Defense concessions to Canada on potato bar costs and taxes in Cfnada, Chinese Reds Seize ECA Supplies Imports in the negotiation of new constitute only a slight b!1rJier to WASHINGTON (IP)-Atomic ar­ WASIlINGTON IlI'I- The Chinese C mmunists seized $4-million l( "P reciprocal trade agreements. imports and that Canadian po. tillery shells and atomic WOl'­ worth or Mal~hull 1;lu l1 s upplies, mostly coHon, in Shanghai, on At a hearing before the Inter- tatoes m'e able to undersell Amer. March 17, after Atnencon orcicials rcfu~ed to wrrend l' them, For­ h ads on guided missiles have dcpartmental committee on reci- ican-grown spuds which receiVe rign Aid Chief Paul G . Ifc.rrmlln disc\( sed Friday. becn dcv loped by the United prodty information, gAthering data Ii price support [rom the govern· OWcial" in ECA's China divlsi~n pointed uut that not even a pro­ States. for use by the trade agreements '11cnt. • test could be mode since the United States has not recognized the Thesc advancements, which committee at an internntionnl con- 'rho principal brle! for the do­ :::hinese Communist regimE'. FurthC'nnorl', :&11 ErA officials have been might revolutionize warfare ' and ference nt To~quay, England, next mcstic growers was submhted by withdrawn from China. defense to a degree second I;mly September, industry spokesmen Herbert W. Moore, executive sec. Ylf~ urged instead thot.: retary 01 the Potatd. l)ll1ustry to the influence of thJ original Britain' Submits New Proposal atomic bomh, became known Fri­ I. Present quota and torlff re- Council ot Maine, Inc. day. gulntions oh Canadian potuto 1m. Supoorting wlincssc inel 1. I.' I ridl•. t~c 't!na of the ccntury, naval academy cOmmencement. moved lro," lockers of lieldhouse mental library will be posted on war paint from ihe make-up man. neapolis at the Swcdish-American by J urie ~O . Any property left which promlsc to havc tactical . ']'t)I! n?vy,. ~11~ ;. C;~V.n\ j)1!.f.~ti!W~ 'Mtcfwa I ~'~/Ua1ned deserted except Academy - bred oHicers "arc the door of that unit. Several wore' long black wigs to irlsUlutc, then come herc for dedi­ ns wcll as strategic significance...... • occasional fcather col- in lockers aIter thal date will be tlC~ ~dmlmS;~r~VOI)',: atl~ ., p~~ !?' ~. the contributing whole - hearl edly" to disguise their crew cuts. cation of the Folke Bernadotte destroyed. Tactical weapons are employe~ American I1lr~'\1YS •.. aJI, Il~.ve ,;m- ' l~~tot4\wllO la·~ded. The island ·.mification, Johnson told the 690 FRIEND AROUND the World In another western, "Broken Ar- Memorial library at Gustavus Ad­ against troops, tanks, reinforce- nounced they llr~ Ileavjnj.;, t~ ~l~jl.Y,(;Jt.as , 'l>een a, great bird will feature Krishna K. Khandel· row," the Red5klns in the cast had olphus coIlege Sunday. ~ents and suppl.y lines. Strate- a tlli I tha~ . gave/ H~ nl~'J(! ~.n~ Q' SIIb$tuaTY! ,By ' 19,03, howevcr, the graouates. STUDENTS lnterested in work- wal, E4, Calcutta, India, en radio "T can say without any hesi· ing on n trayellng c(ew with the to b schooled in the art of ad- Speaker at commencement ex­ glc weapons, whlch Include the the .great ·M ... ~l'. \>attlt#i : <;If,' Ills· cllli~e company had set up its rp. ~lation wsur (It 7:()0 p.m. Tucs­ tancy whatsoever that the spirit Curlls Publlshlng company in ing lijee movie Indians. too. They rcises preceding the dedication original atomic bomb, are m~re I tory. It was Off Midw'a1}from J.t,me t.!t~ - stollon 1)'l'unt\e<1 by nbout 20 day. didn'.\ know how to make pinc- will be Dr. Ralph Bunche, Ber­ suitable for use agail1st industr13l 3 to . 7, 1,942, ~at laJld;'~QrnbtiT.1l people.' 'I )f unification has Qccome :I real Iowa nnd Nebraska this summer, lnd unJvel'sal force throughout contact the office of student uf. bough beds, build wickiups (te- nudottc's successor as United No­ sources of milit~ry. strength far h(!lppd th<:o navy · tut~ ~;!P~ t~c 1.: Jh '~ 1906 ' Mid\vaY had its biggcst UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN. ~ hc services," Johnson said. . [airs. pees.r or bow and anow... sighed tions medialor in Palestine. behind an enemy s Imes. Japaf1:~se tlf!et. .. .:'", .. ~ r/i: ~~~eG~ ~ lind t)robab1y the most ClOSing hours for women students The class it ~elf illustJ'ated his Left .on Mtdway .atter , ~n~~ ~u Il,IXur[ous CIj~taw(1y e[psode in attending summer school will be point. GRA1)UATING SENIORS, your mer wlll be only' the se3!11'o'r the 'hlttory. I The" S.S. "Mongolia," 11 p.m. Sunday through Thurs· Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, r~lay sta~lol'\ . whJoh ~Q.e c~rpmer- th ~n ~'tli·e l;lrgest linel' under the announceqteots are now available day, and 12:30 R.m. Friday and chief of na'Val operations, swore at Campus stores. Bring your reo clal PaCIfic Catile Go. keeps . ~Wlc.l'it·a · l); trag ran aground with Saturday, beginning June II. Sec· Ocean Liners Provide·Seagoing Newspapers in 461 as ensigns. But 171 were cepit. j t~e~e, plus a small grou? of te~~ . liDO > 1>edple n' Midway's reeL commissioned second lieutenants ond semester late permissions and By TlIE CENTIlAL PRESS extensive advertising keyed to thl! fllClans Wh\c!t the - U.S. ' ~e,..· ~. j!; er"bod go~ ashore without from shore. 'These dispatclhes bureau has annl>unced ..It . ,'f!!"!j~ ' Y~ l' J y in the airforce. The marine corps, JOll OPENINGS for plant la­ senior privileges wUl be valid are de-coded and tben writ­ tourist pitch. Eoth news and ads YOU WAKE up in the middle of send out t take oYer the. went cri: Il)iich; , fr/)u bl~ ''l-?d spcn~ a week an arm of the navy, received 48 borers in Cedar Rapids. Persons through June 9. tcn for tbe newsllaper. on east-to-west runs carry heavy . p ., .' ... "" ,. on! the · troplC Isle ellhng from the Atlantic ocean and there, shavetails. interested contact Robert Ballan­ Usually, it is only the first 'and overtones of American flavor. statIOn. . . t~ '" i. ' , " t ' 1 h' # under your cabin door, or along­ Economy PromllUi Nav,. ' '. e ·. ·pIP .$ . sores, . aug 109 ~, Ten othcrs, including three from tyne in Office of Student affairs. DUE TO CHANGES in plans. last page that is printed aboard Conversely, on tri~s 10 Europe, side your bunk is tbc morning The navy said' .!!CopomX wa~ I ~ j !I~Or)~S, and filing messages South America and one from the it is quite evident there will not ship with the inside pages being continental news and a<;ls predom­ cdition of the ship's papcr with ma'or reason iQr' its 11l11vin'-g Micr- h9m~ lila the lle:v cable: They Philippines, won diplomas but no THE IOWA CHAPTER of Kap­ be many project construction jobs the latest news dispatches from inserted before morning distribu­ inate. wa;. Pan.American ' ainyays .'&' had concerts, boatlflg, sWlmmmg pa Tau Alpha, national honorary open in Iowa City thi~ summer. tion. commissions. The four from for­ all quarters of the world. One "must" however Cor ship switching ·lts reful!lIng ' stQP 0fJ \1n hill A JJ sea-goi ng newspapers carry pa tches. Thcse are de-coded and sui'l'ounding reet -was a mennCe goonieS off the runway with a a,co o.m . Mornln, Chapel 3:20 p.m. News-Vidor 8:]5 '.m, News-Outhrtc 3,30 P. 111 '(our Navy Sho" sent to the print shop located on and ISl}appctl a vessel, the Sagl- jeep, but at the same time en· Irene Seifcrt, A3, Amana and K::I41 a,l11. Mornln, S.rcnR(le 3:45 p.m: Men Drhlnd lhe ~I!1IY the starboard side at water's le­ naw, Which was sent to blasi a joyS the wny the birds have to Robert Alter, C4, Brooklyn, N.Y., 9:00 • . m. Rtcorded Interlude 4 ~ 00 lI.m. Te. Tlnw vel ljnder the fh'st funnel. chlmncl thrpugh The ' ooatlng run' (rtlntlcally to take off and ~:u2 _,m. low I! Council f(ure Foracost. YWCA 6:05 I,.m: NawI-Shofcr thus p~vldlng for a more eve!1 for astaways ·who 'Uved among old. days betoro airplanes came to Gem Razor company. to : ~o a.m. Excu ...lotl In ~l~ncc 7:00 p.m. Fron Wa"," Sh keel f6r the linotype machine as the .goollies while .M.idwaYr~ ~uilt Mi~way there was a golf course Prof. Leslie G. Moeller, dlrcctor 19:45 a.m. S.,ely Speak. 7: 15 p.m. Ray McKinley 11 oM •.m , Muolcal R.lnbo\V ' ItO p,m. Salmd.. ", - h"'dfl\~C well as the printing press. lip its, reputatiQn as .0 wreck~r 01 that had a "goony ha7.ard" on of thc school nr iO'Jrnalirm, ""P.­ 11 :20 p.m. N.wI- ThOlI).on . ,00 p.m. Unlvcnlt)' of elle••• ROIIpd By half • past live In the ships. "'J : •• : .:,' r e~ery fairway. Tho birds ,ecmed sented Miss Selfert and Alter 11 :»0 •• m. World 01 Son, ".bl~ morIlJl)l, the newspaper has 12cOO nOOll Rhythm Ramble 8,30 p.m. !..alln American Rh~lhml "~aMer~n... Ml.,t~er' , )Vreblf',1f t? ;thJlJtO golf balls werc ~nder­ with $25 each and certlllcates itS 12 ;'5 p .l]\. MUSiC 01 Ye.INd_y .,<5 p.m, Voice ot the Arr~y' heed printed, and I, ready tpr Take the I'W!l.ndllfirig Mln~tre\l!,' l7.ed . eggs and tried to Slt on first awards In the conlest. The 1:00 p.m . Muslc.1 Chol, 8:00 II In. Carnpuo Shop distribution. In charte of print 2,00 P.I'Q . New.-SmIUt 10:00 p.m. NewI- Dlanken,hlp which came to 'p'i~t In 188~, bl1't them; . . . winners drcw up the best cam­ 2.13 p.m. Nov.tlme 10 :15 p.m. SION OFF shop operations a~ard tbe whose entire ctew got ashOl'e. To Through . the ye:lrs, Midway's paign programs and advertl,slng "Queen Mary" is AI Prosser. tlielr surprise, tl)ey to,und' M1d-:va,Y ;ippeat'ance h,as changcd grt:atly. layouts for a new market product. If necessary, he will rewrit waS Inhablled by., a ' :Qlinlsh; sea. VIl!:e ",a/;s from San FranCISco's A numbcr of other universities news Hems. However, not muc man named· J.o\-i~nsen arl,:!' hi!;' ~\ dUl,les wete lran s pl a n ~ed to keep also conducled the contest to se· J eWritlng Is reQ\lil'ed sincc boi~ rat. He was' getting pretty tired its sand froni blowing away. Iron­ lect new material nnd layouts Cor the wlrE\lcsS operator nne1 the lino~ o( ' fish and' g9(,~J eggs, ha~'ing wood frolT), Hawaii and eucalyptu~ the new product. lype d~rntor have acquired thq been there u' y'ellf:, rotJowlna' the frbm Australia now give the Is­ ----'-----*"..... ( 1 udiments of putting the "hOWl wrec)l; of his ' shlp~ the "Generlll land' some'thing of a tropic look. ESTABLISHED 1868 I. Flatiron Fire in Hot.1 t t when,. wherc, why and What" inlo Siegel," on' the.reef. ., " " A~{er 1935 buildings went up at SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1050 the Iti!ms. Jorgehsen hatl beer! maroon ~ '; great rate as Midway became Causes Minor Damage Prosser does write many o[ til by most of the Sleie~'$ ' crew wit tlrst 'an ' in'lpor.ant air slop nnd Firemen were coiled to lhe Dun· Publish" daUt t1INpt Mllnd.)' b, M£MBIR or THl! ASSOCIATI:Il"'" headllnes and supervises the layl h~d It!rt him' be'hlnd 'wheV ~ 'Iutel!. dnottler steppIng stone on kel hotel, College and Capitol Studenl Publico lion •• Inc., 1M low. Ave .. The A oeluted Pret t~ .nt~ll~ lu~ '"WI CII,. Jawi. Entered '1 ~nd d,", Iv"ly til lh. u e for republ 01 ,II Qljt of p,age One. -News items ar~ left in a s\l1all boll,; r~\" th'~ I. ~~ thf) ol\i toad, back to Tokyo. streets, about 11:11\ p.m. Thurs­ mall mlUtr .1 the JIll tom.,. It Iowa the locol nel"l prl~ltd I .. lh. ' "",.. kept Vl!ry short; the averl\ge beJ shall Islands,. llftll9 ·' m!les~w_wr.: 1" I ~ --~----..:.. .day to invtsllilate a room Cire, ac­ Ctll!:'J lowI! und.. Ih. ..,1 01 I!Onrrtl' Jl'~r. well.1 all AP ne i of Mlrr.h I . 111'1 •• His captain and' on'u' crewman , ,I. SEtTLE -U.P. STRIKE Ing a maximum of three! or fou cording to flre otricials. OALL •• • I • I II , •• to _" brief paragraphs, ' with the longj were found 'dead by ' the ".M/Il- : NEW YbRK IIP\ ~ Members of The fire prOduced only minor , •• r OaU, I...... r " ...... lIulllcrlpllon ratH - b)' fll'rl..- In lowl all .. strel's" ·men on lesser ·itl\llJd. division. 47 of Commercial CIt)', " cenU weekly b, " per ,~.t In ra.. •... 1.. I. ,Iot. .. moo est Item not more than . 12 th, . t~e damage to a mattress and bed­ Irr.,. f\:iII .... nt words. ' IdYince, IIII' ft)IInUlC ..."i three mo"lh. re,.,k. '" Six IIMfnstrel" ·cr'cINm n itrl441 Tel~grdt>hei's' union (AFL) Fri­ clothing, a hotel derk aoitl. The '1.10. .)/ mall tn I.wa .1.10 .P." y,ar: DIU, I..... Cl, •• lalh. II'''''!~~ Aboard other vcssels, new~ to get away \n '8 srljdll bpa~ lIhcl ttay' rat1fied 'o memorandum of clerk saId that the fire starled 1111 mo"th • .,.lIO: three mDnll•• ,'.10. And I. I_I raar .1 01. h."~'" oth,t .ulllctlpU..... ,. per rht; alII t ••, DtI'.".a ... ,.Itl\' M iterm are usually restricted to one were nevel' hEj,ar\l Il~ ali .In. 'Tlltu ••reepnent for settlini their 33- whcn someone left II flall:-on on "1"1 .,•• Ir.... t :. a.m. I. It. ... month. " .IA: t*,r~. Jl1onlh .....a. fro. 1,!It . .... , ••, .. , .. , ,I' PRINTERS ABOARD the lIe de or two paragraphs each at thJ months later t,...o; .0(', t~m ,tooJ dai·old j'rlk. against the United I' bed lind forgot to dl.connecL the H,' ..... ~ ...... , •• Ii ...... I' liner'. new.paper L'Atlantique. most. Jorgensen in another .small boat Pt•• 9. electricity. .. II,...... • . , . ," t' l I'

, . TIJE DAILY IOWAN. SATURDAY. JlJNE ~. usa - P GE TDltEE ...... 1 Three Engagement Announcements Made Soft Color Scheme ... .,...... ~-.e . 'tf~ ' f ~wn In' Campus H 0 u \ework I Made Easier 15 T~erapisls Gel In 1950 Bed rooms IO~ACITY GAS HA~~- With Built-In Beauty Aids Medical Certificates Five women who were gradu­ Makes Sleep Easier A contest will be held ror mem­ Innovations appearing on the home scene are making house· bers ot the Iowa City Gas Hawks ated from SUI a year ago will Pleasing colors rate second to model pLane elub wishing to enter keeping easier by sporting "built-ill" beauty aids. receive occupation I therapists' good bedding in creating a rest­ class half·A gas models, at the Beauty consciou homemakers who waut to keep their fin­ certificates, P.hrguerite McDonald. ful atmosphere in any l>edroom. head of occupational therapy at free !Ught field Sunday at 7 a.m. gernails pretty wiJI appreciute the new self-wringing mop with Experiments have shown that Members who need transpor~ation SUI. said Friday. sharp, bright colors s tim u I ate. should ~ at Hobby Harbor at 6:30 the built· in squee£er. fI has a chromium attachment for wringing They are Mrs. Viola DonnelsOn, while the more soothing colors en­ a.m. out the waler without touching the mop. Mrs. Belty Hultman. Maureen courage a relaxed feeling condu­ To make a tedious job pleasant. ------Dell. Mrs. Kathleen Smith Bell­ cive to sleep. SUI DAMES - Dr. Fred Schu­ wood and Phyllis Osborn. In the 1950 color picture the eler of the SUI pharmacolo,y de­ there's an automatic ironing Ph,'I,'pp,'ne Student The certificates are awarded by beiges and tans continue popular. partment will explain and demon­ board which moves the ironer's the SUI college of medicine treser~tlng I~ different coun- Stuart. will receive comml ions atmosphere it isn't necessary to "Due Process of Law Denied." are foiled by labor cosls do the tnes, Will receive degrees at the as inrantry second lieutenants In use only the subtle colors. The: "Slory That Couldn·t Be Print­ job yourself and cut the' cost in SUI commencement June 9. A~out the regular army upon graduation. more vibrant shades can be used ed," "Land of Liberty" and "Jus­ halt. 100 of the present (oreign student SUI department of military No Walkouts for Peaceful SUI Union as accents if they afe used only tice Under the Law," New plastic tiles are availnble population at 170 will remain on science and tactics announced Fri- on the heodboard wall where they in 25 colors with solid marbie or campus durmg the summer - day. By 'BARNEY SEIBERT John Petersen, Wilmar, Minn., in the ncar future.) canllot be seen from the bed. pcarl finish. The tiles' are 4 J -2 ~ion, Sweitzer saId. They will receive Ihe commiss- 1 Fifteen years of friendiy rela­ and Al Colalillo. Duluth, Minn., 4. A law to legalize signed agree­ The upholstered headboard of­ Local Residents Elected at Currier tions between management and were sent by the national office ments between employes and gov­ lers an excellent opportunity to inches square and can be ap- Ions as distinguished miUtary labor is something of a rccord in of the union to assist in the cam­ erning bodies. introduce color accents. They are To Historical Society plied in a jif(y by w tting the James Werner Added graduates, and will be assigned to 10 , this era of class discord, but paign. 5. Adequate legislative appro­ cement backing 01 the tile. active duty about June 15. obtainable in any color and fabric Four Iowa City residents were thllt characterizes the history 01 The union has outlined a six­ priations earmarked to correct in­ desired. Other handy gadgets are a knife To Cheerleader Squad rack with a magnetized bar - JOHN ON COUNTY CENSU th~ SUI employes union. point program of proposed bene­ equities in salaries and increase among the 126 persons elected to o just place the knife on it; a li­ James Werner. A2. Cedar Ra­ Announcement Of unorticial Local No. 12, American Federa­ fits it hopes to secure for uni­ membership in the State Histori­ basic salaries of lower - paid em- I 0 I S d ' W'f quid household cleaner which pids, has beea .elected as the populallon totals for Johnson tion of city. state and municipal versity employes. ployes. enta tu ent s I e cal Society of Iowa last month, cleans everything from venetian fourth member of thc SUI cheer­ county will be made Monday. cen- s employes. has been active on the Included in the proposal arc: Officers in the local include Reports Purse Stolen Supt. William J. Petersen. pro­ blinds to bathtub rings, and a leader squad. Faculty A d vis a r sus officials at Johnson county SUI campus since 1935 with nary 1. A forty - hour work week. in addition to Ipsen. George Parks. fessor of history. announced Fri­ plastic coat spray which helps Norman R. Holzaepfel. Instructor courthouse aid Friday. Ofllciol e a strikE!, lockout 01' picketline. five consecutive eight hour days, president, SUI plumbing depart- Mrs. Olta E. Son ius, 123 Temp­ day. proloni the life of everything from and coach ot the SUI intercol­ totals are not expected until about e According to both union offic­ with the same take - home pay ment; Paul Scanell. vice-president. lin park. reported to police Thurs­ bra s and copper to garden tools, legiate gym team, announced Fri­ the cnd of th y ar. they said. e ers and university officials. there 2. Pay twice each month togeth- custodian at Westlawn. and Jim day the theft of a purse contain­ Those elected were Dr. Nathan­ Linoleum. available in easy to day. o has n vcr been a serious disa­ er with a separate statement Van Scoyor. treasurer. custodian ing $8 in cash and a cbeck for iel G. Alcock. tormer head ot the apply 9 - inch square. or a plastic Holzaeptel said Werner was e grecrnen\ between the university showing earnings anti deductions. at University hall. Ipsen works in $117.21 at University hospitals. urology department ot University tloor paint will make old lino­ ehoscn by the other cheer lcaders and the executive council of the 3. Increased retirement benefits, the university printing plant. Police said MI'S, Sonius, wife of hospitals; Vincent A. Bell. L2. leum look Uke new. Wool blank­ after a try - out competition. He union. including full disability coverage All university employes, includ- an SUI dental student, believes a Morrison. HI.; the Rev. Elmer E. ets, the housewife's laundry head­ will join the squad next 1all. Arlyn C. Marks. director of at any age. ing faculty members and office woman wearing a blue dress and Dierks ot the First Baptist church, ache. are treat.ed before manufac­ Other members of the squad are n the university personnel service. (Marks said the university is workers. are eligible for the or- dark shoes took the red zipper and the Rev. Charles S. Williams. ture so they 8re now shrink-proof Jane C. Buckley, A3. Wood town. d said. "The relationship between sponsoring an increased retire­ ganization, Ipscn said. They may purse. 732 E. J efferson street. to insure successful wasnlng. N.J.; Rosemary SIxtra. AI. Cedar .c !he unlversi ty and the union has ment benefits and disability com­ jOin even though they already be------­ Rapids. and Richard N. Turchen. always been amiablc in the past pensation pJan which will begin long to another union, he said. Invite Bids for Addition A2, Sioux City. because of a reasonable attitude on both sides. We hope and ex­ Novel Writing Contest Offers Cash Prizes To SUI Women's Gym pect this situation to continue." Exams Slow-Up Cupid IOld. Capitol Grounds Bids for the construction of a Prizes totalling $3.500 are being novel. This is an option payment DANCELAND two floor addition to the women's Mal'ks pointed out that the uni­ Old man weather and final ex- Getting Improvements offered for novel manuscripts by against royalties when the book gym will be accepted atter 2 p.m. lowa's martesl Ballroom versity neither discriminates ams apparently have teamed to- The dirt area on the north the J .B. Lippincott company. book Is pllblished. In addit.lQn. $750 Cedar Rapids. Iowa ngainst nor favors union mem­ June 29, George L. Horner. super­ gether to send Dan Cupid's arrow side of Old Capitol has been grad~ publishers. and the magazine will be advanced against royalties TONITE, AT. bers. "Anything done for one em­ wide of its mark. Not a single ed, and will be reseeded in Sep­ Seventeen. to be paid by the Lippincott intendent of the SUI division of ploye must be done for every em­ marriage license was issued Fri- tember, RJ. Phillips. superinten­ The aim of the contest is to en- company on the day of publica­ planning and construction. saId Music for ~Iodern ploye," he said. day in the Johnson county clerk's dent of the division of mainte­ courage the writing of high qual- tion. Friday. TilE nRADON ALL- TAR Ray Ipsen. recording secretary office even though this is the nance and operations, announced ily novels tor adolescents which The judges are Helen Dean The addition will be on the of the local. said, "The univer­ month of wedding bells, rice and Friday. honestly depict the growjnt-up Fish. editor of Lippincott Books west side of the gymnasium WEONESD.I\Y - Added Fun - facing Jefferson str et, and fill1nlC J1ftl' ltl.r ovrR~M .. s"ITE sit~ has- always been very coop­ old shoes. Phillips said sidewalks in the experiences and problems of to- tor Young People. Bryna Ivens. 3 'fOOGE COl\lEDY erative. We are a non - striking area would probably be torn up day's teen-agers. liction editor 01 Seventeen. and out the block to Madison street. olortoon - Late News urlion." COURT AWARDS MONEY and slightly re - routed sometime The first prize is $2.500 lor Ii J. Dcnald Adams. iOl'll1er editor Horner said it will contilin a lock­ f:verv FRIDAY . fa'mes R. Jordan. head of the Ralph P. Chansky, operator of in August. 45.000 to 70,000 word manuscript. and now contributing editor of er room. cia srooms und oUices 'lUI; n rH ''1 \\fSTE IL'I 8111S0 univerSity information service, the Chansky dl'ug' store at Solon, He said the bases and wiring The award will consist of $1.200 The New York Times Book re- tor the instructiona 1 stu fr. "Do~r Open 1:15 P .M." a depart· said, "Simply because there is has been awarded $285.01 pay­ for the lour new streetlights on posted on management and a union docs not ment tor merchandise sold to Al­ Jefferson and Madison streets asto bea cashpaid advanceby the book against Pllblishers royal- viewThe. closing date lor manuscript I~:::::=~=;:;::;;:; ;:;~j~--~---, "ENDS mean there must be conflict." bert Ehl. Solon, between Aug. 4 had been completed. and the lights ties and allied rights. Seventeen entries is March I. 1951. The add, N0 WTUE DAY" Local 12 is conducting a mem­ and Oct. 25, 1948. District Court would be installed as soon as they will pay $1 /250 for the serial1 ress at the contest is Lippincott­ l;1I0W 1: XO·~ "!41·~ : Il·': Ie the World bership drive among all univer­ Judge Harold D. Evans verified arrive. rights. n Seventeen Prize Novel Contest. I .HEATRE lJ ; .~n - 0') T Ril 9:10 P.M," Khandel· sity employes. Two organizers. the amount and awarded costs. Phillips said he hoped the work A $250 award \\riJI be made £ol1J,B. Lippincott company, East on radlo could be completed before com­ the best first three chapters and Washington Square, Philadelphia mencement. Tucs- STARTS completed outline of an acceptable 5, Pennsylvania. ON HIGflWA Y 6 - JUST WEST OF CORALVILLE 4jd1!3;'· Boxoffice Opens 7: 15 - Shows at Dusk & 10:00 DON'T DARE MISS.. . ENDS TODAY -CHARLIE CHAPLIN Before U Go Home - TODAY IN A.ciuts 50c-Chil:: ren Under 12 FIlEE when with Adultsl WIN FREE PASSES! THF FILM PAROO( LAST TIMES TONIGHT PASSPORT NUMBERS WALT DISNEY's 3!Y.), 44 ~, 11M , ",HOU, Oil:, 'Yin tree palllel lo thhs hilarious .DENtiS .. DOR.IS .lACK show. Claim )'our 'Passes at· ou.r IURLESQUE o. box.tHee. CARMEN MORGAN ~ DAY ~CARSON b: I 1? * ( f'l'1t~, Color by , ,,£it TEOIICOlot -/..... " i.,s a'G / e#!.if- . ~ ...... 1«0 ....10 '1(I\IIft. 'MC ...... "A CINEMATIC SHOC~! Xtral Best Picture Made Since VE Dat About the I" ' . r _"~~~II MARCH OF TIME American Soldier." - LIFE MAGAZINE I Tf "Mid Century" . feellns TO TUE WINNER ~e lIlight • /. • Cl.QR, ~ ~ StQM,! "Novel lilt" hoVe been Q THE LIVES AND LOVES oaoy ...... _ ...._ . - pretty good guy ... ".E::ij - LATE T NEWS - \1 tn,lft' .....ftIIln' .J;S.PAnecIA .....iI ...... if \00 much power .. • I .~ •• au.. *_A...... lnr .. ''''1h'IIAII I and women •.• OF GI', IIIJltYI.:1 hadn 't gone . * * * to his " oooa OPEN 1: 13·0 :44" head! Special Attraction TO - N'I T E

S1. J Win Puts Dodgers ..... su.d' PHILADELPHIA (~The Na­ Ifol), C Full Game Ahead Deiroit Takes Two ,clIo01 , tional Football league dealt out «OIshiI' the llurplus players from three ,-Child'" ST. LOUIS (IP) - Home:os by teams oC the defunct All-America t;l!rs ..II Jim Russell, Duke Snider and From A's, 16-5, 8-2 J)t'1I' .' conference among Its own Friday Should Davenport Be Broken Up? ",n. Billy Cox propelled Brooklyn to a PHILADELPHIA (A» - Detroit after Commissioner Bert I3ell an­ During every state high school tournament In recent yealt...1l11e rl 8-1 victory over St. Louis Friday advanced to within two games of nounced a deal which made for­ the American league lead by mer Buffalo Owner Jim Breull most recent was the baseball meet in Mason Clty- ~ the cry goes up night, giving the Dodgers a full­ sunds soundly trouncing Philadelphia, II stockholder In the Cleveland that "Davenport Is too. tough. They fhould be broken up.';" , •.m . L~ game National league lead. Marty 16-5, in Friday nigh:'s second Browns. Davenport is the largest cIty in the state which has but one high ()I1IY , Marion scored the Redbirds' only game to gain a clean sweep of a "lth nn I The 13 member teams parceled school. On the basis ot 1040 census ligures, Davenport had :'9, p~pu- ~Ined ' run, driving a homer in, the sec­ twi-night bill before 17,449 fans. out players from Buffalo, the Los lation of 66,039. I, "lth "r Home runs by Vic Wertz alld Hoot f.stlrnq' ond inning. The game WllS delayed Angeles Dons and the Chicago Cedar Rapids, with a listed population of 62,120 and WoterlQo !l 1_2 1 Evers featu~'ed Detroit's 8-2 lll-st l one hour an:j seven mjnules be­ Hornets after Bell awarded three with 51, 743 have (our and two public high lchools respectively.' Des JII' Ru !lame victory. ~IJI he tween the seventh and eighth inn­ former Buffalo players to Breull Moines at 159,819 has live schools, eaeh el'ving an averagelof .ome ' IIOntl SY ings because of rain. Don New­ The Tigers jumped on three as a bargaining point in his buy­ p.m. PhHadelphia pitchers, Starter Alex 31,000 people. combe aUowed the Ca;dinals but ing into the Browns. The playprs U§' Kellner and Relievel's Harry :tJyrd Davenport's rout of the state basketball tournament and' its state live hils. are Guard John Kissell I Boston and Ed Klieman, for 21 hits as title in baseball Wednesday night hag ' served to increase the del1\illld college, Back Rex Baumgardner, Tb'nda • Each of Brooklyn's circuit clouts Freddy Hutchinson notched his for some equalizing action. Su : accounted for two runs. DON NEWCOMBE West Virginia, and Guard Abe .11 .,. Hurls 5 Hitter ' tifth pitching decision. Ted Gray Gibron, Purdue, all (ormer But­ About the only solution is another high schoel, and at present sermon : Marion, who helped beat the also picked up his fifth hill tri­ p.m. ~I: falo players. DavenpOI·t school officials insist that the present facilities are ade. I [lince , Dodgers with a grand slam homer umph with a six-hit job in the .rvlce . FIrst Draft Choice quote. I , .• CJlr~" " 'l'hursday night. put the Cards Vogel Named A5~istant opener. Any dl~cussion of Davenport inevitably leads to another Que,. "-'" ahead Friday night with his four­ George Keli paced the Tigers The Ram~ traded Back Jerry ""Y" tion: Should class B, A and AA schcols be allowed to play each otHer ~ ..I' buse blow, his th;td in four games. Frosh Football Coach with a homer, triple, double and Cowhig of Notre Dame, End and for a state basketball title? Some advocate playing n tournament· (or The Dodger. bounced back in Otto 'vogel, IO'Ya baseball coach Single - the first time in his Back Tom Keane, of Ohio state each class while others lavor putting the teams together in tIle' tc. the third. ..."' .. . , .... , ... - ro,. ... l .,n t· uo since 1925, Friday W:JS named major league career he has hit for and West Virginia, and End Bob runs on a walk and Russell's home assistant freshman football coach. the cycle. Johnny GI'oth also Sha W of Ohio Sta te to the Chi­ tional. run. his sixth of the season. In this capacity, he will assist clouted a second game homer, as cago Cardinals in exchange fOr If the Iowa high school athletic as!.ociation wants to dl!termine The sixth in'1in!( prf)ved nis­ Wally Schwank, former Daven- did Eddie Joost for the Athletics. the Cards' first draft choice. a true state champicn the latter course would probably be I1etter. In astrous for Southpaw Harry Bre­ port high school athletic director (lsI came) The Cards picked up Bob Rein .. past years, many observers have thought that several class AA cheen, who had held the Dodgers and head (ootball coach, who wa ~ ~~:r:!~I';bi~ ": :.::::: : ~=: ~~ ~~~ I~ ~ hard, former tackle from Cali­ schools eli(Ylinated in competition with rchools their own sIze equId to three hits up to that point. The recently named to the head fresh- . G ..y (5'~1 and Swill: Brl •• le, Wy.e fornia, from the Dons and sent have beaten some of the B and A respresentatives that came to the Dodgers scored four runs in that . b (!) and Guerra. LP-BrISlle (I·n. lIome man JO . runs-Wert.;, (tith) and EVl'!r~' (4lh). him to the Rams. state tournament. inning to assure their victory. Schwank w as hired 10 fill a (~nd ramo) Washington gave up Fullback There probably wouldn't be as mnny lop si~d games in the nrooklyn ... . . ' " .• . . oo·~ 00-1 OO'!-R 9 .. vac:Jncy created when Leonard Dotrol' ...... ,,~; 1111 IUI-Ifl ~ I II St. l.oula ..... , ...... 0.8 00.. 000-1.1 1 Phlladel •• hla ...... , ItNl noo :101- ti 1:\ 2 Jim Spavital of Oklahoma A&M, state meet if the classes weren't segregated until that ~6 urnomenl. Neweombe and Campanella: Brecheen. Raffensperger was appointed head IIl1lchl"!.,, and RobInson: Kollnor, and sent him along with John Staley Iti). Dover OJ) and Rice. lIoole grid coach replacing Dr Eddie Byrd (:I). Klloman (R) and Alitr.th. • runs-Rultlell, Solder. Cox. l'tll.rlon. LP­ Andorson. . ~:r~lo run,-Kell, Oroth. JoOSI. LP-KolI· (Tree) Adams to the Bears in Iowa's rejection of a bid to play in the NCAA district baseball Breoheen. exchange for Tackle Walt Stickel, tournament leaves. vacancy yet to be filled. Coach Otto Vo~el Il)ape a four-year veteran. a the decision not to partiCipate because o( a confllct with thl! gra

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TIJE 0 It's All in the Family CHURCH CALENDAR ST. I PA. UL'S LUTHERAN CHAPEL Ito mect nt Grlnnel collcle. Orlnnell. All The last ....Idh or the upper church (~ II ..ou,1 S)'ftod) ore to attend some portion ot the 8<.11001 will meel at 9:30 ".m. Sunday. IA ur,ed 4" E. Jertenon .'reet rneetlng. 9:30 a,m PL'hnary depnrtment: The church school ptcnlc for children ne Rev, John t·. Choll" pulor lint to third graden of the Church aIle. 3 throulh " will be held on Sat­ Sunday. 8:311 •. m. Divine wo ... hlp with achool. Be,lnnln, with June II and con· urday. Jime ]0. Parenti ore requested Miscellaneous for Sale NEW - Full Siu to be at the parl.h nOUR al 10:00 I.m. U.ly Communion. 9:30 • . m. Sunday Unuln, through July the Church school Standard ROYAL Portable "hool 0114 111,,1. cl .... 10:30 •. m. Divine will meet at 10:45 a.m. durin, the morn· w:th lhelr children. The picnic will be Qt1JCK LOANS on 1ew.. lJy, clothl"., STUDIO COUCH c th rack. floor .. olShlp with Holy Communion. Topic. Inl wo.. h lp period. Departmental cI ... • held al uke Macbride, Food will be lamp. JUlc:er. toVI' tOO O\'f't1i. det-k (Plus tax) fuml.hod. radIO', o.e. SOCK-'EYE LOAN, IlIal'o ''Children Dr the Triune God," New mem· ts for nurtery. ktnder¥arten and prJmary S. DubuQu •. tabl" and ehJIl.... kltcbrn stool, t~ter $69.50 Case Included ttl will be confirmed. 5:311 p.m. G.mmo children will be held. Junlo.... Inler­ The lower ehure.h School and nursery babe. Dial 11114 Delia vespers. 6~~O Gamma Delta lunch· medl,atcI and seniors are urged to attend ... ·11 ".,nt""lle to meet at ]0:45 I.m. f4)n. the monHoc worship service durinl the throua:h June 2.5 . Beginnln, Oil Monday. n"$$$$t' LOANED on tun.. ""m..... MU T S!!LL It on~ • !nol Df'luxe CE I WIKEL summer month!. Sunday June 18, Chutl h June 26, and thl'Ou,h Friday. July 8. dlamond_, clolh:n,. etc. RELlABLE Rerrl,... ,or 2 } ear old. !:cll_ power LOAJII CO .. 101 !!. Burllncto"- la",nmower GE Wbhf'r. drapea and Typewriter Exchange FIRST CII URCII OF CIIRIST school .nd church family pIcnic. o .c w .. tl oe a cali)' Bible rchool tor goes Up SCIENTIST youn. people a." 3 throua:h 16. ml..,~lIan.. ' u 1: .. mJ Phon.. .,200. 124') E. CollelCe. Dial 8·1051 'I 1!!'! E. CO Uerfl atred EVANGELICAL FREE CIIUBCII OF General Servicee ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ Slinday, V:45 a,m. Sunday Ichool. 11 COIlALVII,l.E FIRST PIlESBYTEBIAN cnURCII BEAll't'UUL DLUE era Sod lor ul •. ,m. Lesson sermon. subject, "God the TJae .ev. E.V. Streed, pallor 2ft E. Market I lrf'et Kllld... ra. Co., '~2 lin AVf! .• S.E .. LICHT IIAUl.lNC R •• ,onabl.. .phone Cedar RaPlIU.. low" Dial 3-1043. Wuh the eu" eeonomJeal "'I, Only I ~ause and Crentor," A nursery Sltndoy, 9:4~ '.In Sund~y Ichool hour. P. lIewl.lon roUoek. Paltor 3904. ,Ith an altendant In chnrie 11 mDln~ 10:50 a.m. Marnhill wor~hlp. Sermon: Church school at 9:30 •. m. Morning ttlned the convenience of pnrent.! " J esus Only." Communion Bervice. 8:30 Worship al 10 :45 a.ln. Sermon: 'Thls TWO-WHEEL corao t""U.n. Built lor ror II SO.fE'I'HINC NEW! For the bert cor LAUNDROMAT "llh .mall children. Wedneldny, 8 p.m. p,m. Junior Free Chllrth Youth Fel~ the Judttmel1t." 5:00 p.m. Westminster your .peel/ltaUonl. sa 00. Phone I 1t. Cradu.t~ ,Irll and ~a(:her. The Re., John G. Cral" mlnl!tter Apply Sunday. 10:45 a.m. Children's Day. The Cia •• al 0:00 •.m.: Sacrument will be 3 ond 7:30 p.m. Confession" S.lurdQy al inch ta~ In "",mer work Dtal 6203. s Church schooh members will present B Mid al 10:00 a.m . %:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 7:20 p.m, Weekday, Local elcction otricers for Mon· One Doy . 75c pcr col. If'wne the A &pecial during the 7:25 a.m. mo.se. and .Iler " In. Dill 7382 or year's activities. the Novena services, day's pr'mary elections mav pick Six Consecutive days, RACINE'S number will 'be given by the Junior TRINITY ':PISCOPAL CIlUlicn 1 '. ' per dey ...._ .. OOc pcr col. Indl e ClIOlr. l;lnpll&(II and Commpnlon, and ~':t u E. Collere street ST. THOMAII ~IORE IIAI'EL up ballots, poll books, instruc!tons One month ...... SOc pcr col. inch ROOM!!, MEN 'tudenl . 4211 N Dubuque. & • e "",pIlon Of ncw members. Meditation The Rev. lIareld F. l\olcOee. redor "":i N". Klverdde Ilrlve 4 "fhe Mind'. :Refreflhment, I' the Re\·. Salurday, 1-3 p.rn., meeting ot th(' a.e ... Leonard J. 8r",,.,._n, padnF and other election m:1tcrinls at (Avg. 26 in~ r'lons) F'tJRNISllI:O r":';;--;';;:-;;';;'er. See Don IGNITION o e s • John O. Crall. MondaYI '1 p.m. Meetine Cahter.bury coordlnotln~ council. 7 p.m .. Be... aebert J . Welcb. ale"'" pa!'t.or the county auditor's ofCice in. the Deadlines At C.. nl,.1 T p or cnll 9<)41 all.r ~ RUBBER STAMPS o of the Boord or Trll", teell at l,tle cijurch. senior choir reheorsal. .a... J. WaUer MeRlen .. ,.. nM" p:.. .. lor CARBURETORS J ohnson county courthouse. e Wednp'!day. ; D.m. Choir r!hear!laI at Sunday, TRINITY SUNOA V, nt 8 •. 11'1 .. S'mduy mOf'Ses: ft:45. 7:30, 9. ,0 and !,JI RGF DOunl.l': Toom, nnd .Ina:lo, GENERATORS STARTERS Ih. 'hllrch. Frldny. June 10-11. the Holy Communion and break/ ••1. 10:4" 11 :30 a.m. Wee'rlays, 0:30, 7 and 7:30 •. m Ovcr KCr)nev's Tnvern The officc closes at noon Sat· Weekdays 4p,m. H. (·,~rllt u""rll~el1t. M~n. Dill 8403. BRIGGS & STRATTON I " •• ~ 1 1 Men/llHI of thf' Congregntfonnl a.m.. Holy communion ond at G p.m., l-ioly "ay", !\:... !t. 7, a. 111 a.m. and 12 ;15 n m, F l r-L Frtrluyc, ~ ; 4!\, 1 and "':\0 n ,m urday. Chrtstl:ln conrerence of Iowa Is scheduled Canlcrbury ~u ppe r in the nnrlsh house. IIO()~IS 112r. !lodl .t(r A~ e. Dial 3247, MOTORS Saturday Noon t BuyS In PYRAMID SERVICES n J, Stephens Autos for Sale - Used BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH It'l Delicloul ••• Refreshing 220 S , CUnton Olol 5723 USED CARS d , 'I Clas.~i ncd lIT. nager ,,~o ~IOD!L A ford sedan. Rebulll mo· Ie Community Building tor. 100. Dial r1914. at y i . IJrln, Advl'rllscment 10 fJe 19~6 Fnrd, rlldlo. he.l~r, a:oO(\ motor. ..~, "Ye Must Be Born Again" fbe Dally Iowan Buslne s Office 718 Flnkblne. MAHER BROS. BURKETT • RHINEHART Services: nIL-erne nt, East nail or phone IQ'I 2 .r\·-",-,-r -C-h"'~"'V~rt)-I.-t-.-r-.d-I-O-. -h-.-a-t.-r-.-C==-.U [OW A CITY MOTORS, INC. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School k Ma,k 967. Cllrner ColJelle nnd Clinton 10:45 a.m. MornIng Worship TRANSFER d 1930 FORO Iud or. '47 Mercury motor. h Sermon - "SUting By" ~DRI"K 4191 Radio, h.aCer. Phone 8-2IS7_. ____ 1949 FRAZER Sedan Enloy cool Cho'olalo Drink with mo"l, ... beh.l.n Ie Communion 1949 FORD Club C :> upe 6:30 p .m. B.Y.P.V. ",.. I •. It always r.fr.st.•• - olwoyt IOti,fi ••• 1937 CHEVROLET 2·door. DI"I 8-1433. For Erticlcnt Furniturc 1- 1947 FORD Cot\\' rUble "What's Wrtnf With The Dance" Riders Wanled FOUD "odrl A Ro.d trr Phone 3188 . " Moving 1947 FORD '1

RlOO- --- WANTED 10 lnnl.~n ~nll Jllnr;; I ltrtd retut"n June 11. Will accept eithcr or both ways. "hart!' exp('ll~CS. Phone WANTED t.'H:I. PHONE 4191 Instruction Immediately! lET THE ClASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU BALLROOM dance le.. ons. Mimi Youd. Wurl.. Dill 8485. NURSE Lost and Found For Hospital LAFF A-DAY LoeT YESTERDAY noon , !lold Hampden School for 13die~ watch with ,old extensiDn band. Sevcrcly Handicapped Children Rcw~rd, call ext. 2588 between 8 and 5. Work Wanled ~4 hr. week 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shHt CURTAfNS laundered, ' Dial 5692 b.Y 10 a.m. or after 8 p.m. Salary $225 per month

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(.-3 to.. . I"', "'1}\:0 S~hh"" n. I.,. "'OIlJ) ate tI\Y:D. '_ .• "It'll just my way of showl.ng you how much I'flkc your cooking!" PAGE, SIX - t;p DAn.1: IQWAN, SATtTllDAY, .TUNE ::, lO tiO paigning for renomination n.q DEMOCRATS ... Democratic candidate for state Police Investigate Car· Truck Collision Victim Reporled'liir' Late Fashion Note - Navy Millinery Going Up (Co ntinued from page 1) representative from the 41st dis­ trict. He was elected to the of­ 2 Local Break·lns Univcrsity hospitals officials emp(y lr'ai\ 'T , knocking aU eight nominatlon to the boarcl or super­ fice in 1948. Frlduy reported us "rail''' the CO I1 - wheels off the tronsport. 1 visors. Police were still In vest! lIa ting dition of Minnio Algren, 47, Mil1- All three Minnesota pcrsclII Raim, 58, was born In Johnson two loc al break-ins late Friday. Marvin A. Stahle, Solon, chair­ county and educated In Johnson ncapolis, an nccident p3 lIent. wet'e taken to the Al)amoSa bOlo man of the board has been in cCl unty schools. He has owned The flrs t occ urred Monday night Miss Algl'etl was ndm itted to [ll tot ar ~ er their car wo~ de. office since 1()46. He wns born in and operated t\ farm neal' Solon when someone broke Into 'Lhe University hospitals at 7:30 a.~. moli.hed in the occide!)t. { Big Grove town£hip and farms ~ince 1914 , Jackson electric warehouse and Friday following an early morn------I one mile north of Solon. He is married and has one look two clectrlc fnns, according ing collision neal' Anamosa bc- Youth Directs Pafice Stahle was apPOinted to fill a to police. (welln the Cllr in which "he was vancancy on the board in 1946 daughter. The second break-In followed rieling and u gasoline transport To Slain ' Aunt's Wy and was elected to the board in StUdent Enters Race Tuesday night when the home of truck from Iowa City. PORTLAND, ME. (A') "'- A 19. 1948. He seeks re-election for a The other Johnson county can- Harry Abbott, 219 E. Harrison The collision occurred two and year-aiel youth in bl oody cloth ing three-year tl!l'm beginning Jan. 1, cHdate Is John J . Duhigg, Ll, Em- street, was entet:ed. one-haH miles north of Anamosa led police Friday to a wa terr 1952. metsburg, who Is seeking nomin- Abbott said he left the house on highway 15 1. ditch ccntutning the stabbed and J . E. Pechman, 542 S. Clark ation for state , ommcrce commis- lor a few hours and when he re­ Miss Algrcn .was riding In a car bruised body of his aunt - a well. street, is seeking re-election to sioner. tllrued someone had cut hts back driven by Michael P. Mayes, SI. -to-do Melrose, Mass., widow. the board of sup ervisors for 1\ Duhigg Is opposed by George .sc reen, broken the glass in the Paul. J ohn Rushford, Minneapolls, The battered body of Mrs. Vicla three-year term beginning J an. l, M. Olsen, Atlantic, and Ronald' door and entered lhe house. was riding with them. Tull y was found at Scarborough, lfJ51. lie was first elected in 1948. L. Ryan, Des Moines. Two"ot the The car hit a gasoline truck eight miles from here. (hree men will be nominated. owned by Eldon Miller, Inc., Iowa Her nephew, William Elwell, 19 Pechman, 67, was born in Lin­ Seven Inch Rain Causes 1 coln township and attended thc Six candidales see'k the Dem­ City. Drivel' of the truck was Ed- of ;Jrunswick, had been hailed It Iowa City academy. He farmed ocratic nomInation for U.S . sen­ More Floods' in Texas ward HaWkins, olso of Iowa Cit y. gunpoint at Portland in his 56. 24 years near Iowa City. He is The car, traveling nodh on year-old aunt's blood-stained car: ator. They are Nelson G. Kras­ BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS tU'l - trcasurer of the Lincoln Mutual chel, Harlan; Albert J . Loveland, highway f5l , hit the center of the : Elwell denied he killed Mrs. Tu lly. insurance associati on and chair­ Dikes bum along the Rio Grande Janesville; Alvin P. Meyer, Van to keep the river out Friday help­ man of the board of directors ot MeIer; Ernest John Se~man, Wat­ ed trap a seven inch downpour the Hills Bank and Trust com­ erloo; W.M. Sllaw, Newton, and of rain and flood the so utheast tip pany. He is past president or Otha D. Wearin, Hastings. of this Texas city. the company. He is married. The Democratic candidates for The sewer system of this city Under [he system of staggered goveroo.r are Myron J. Benne~t, ot 35,000 was inadequat.e to carry terms, two men are elected to the Des Moines, and Lester S. Gillette, off tj1e 12 hour eleluge anel water three-man board each two YCllrs. FostoI'ia. flowed up to four teet deep in CASH Seek Re-election Iver Christoffersen, Cedar Falls, streets. Two men are seeking re-elec­ Water ran into hundreds of tion as justices of the peace. is unopposed for the Democratic For Your nomination for lieutenant gover­ homes; bU 5iness came to a vir­ lAP Wlrp"hMAI C.J. Hutchinson, 82l Dearborn nor . . tual standstill; 1ratric was dis­ GRADUATES OF THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY staged tbeir own version of flying saucers Friday street, was apPOinted to fill 8 rupted; and telephone service was wben tbey shouted hats off to becoming commissioned offi('ers in the navy, airlorce and marine corps. Woman Sole Candidate vacancy in Sept., 1940. spotty. But no t a single injury Used The bat-tossing ceremony 18 a tradltloll1l1 one with t be midshipmen. Graduation exerclses for (he new Born in Decorah, Hutchinson Mary S. Kelleher, Fort Dodge, had been reported to police. officers were held In Dahlgren Hall In Annapolis, J\l aryland. Anybody care to C()Ullt 'em? received his B.S. degree in com­ is the lone Democratic candidate merce from SUI in 1931. He wa ~ f or secretary of stu teo a zone deputy collector for the Neil B. Little, Hampton, is also I JOBS OPEN College Textbooks department of internal revenue unopposed in the primary race Psychiatrist Asks I Parenl~(hild Understanding for over 15 years. He is married for auditor of state. FOREIGN & DOMESTIC and has three children. The two Democratic candidates We will buy all books of Immedtate need lor ollie. hel P. P'frol, Affection, opportunity to ex­ bies and playing games with old­ However, children do need some Atty. W.F. Murphy, 94, has been for treasurer of state arc Henry derkl. timekecJ,tn, rlO r lneera. draUs­ current edition whether press hostiUty, discipline and free­ er children, he said. freedom. Parents must make de­ justice of the peace for two terms. r4. McCullough, Davenport, and men, skilled and un. kllted worker. . 11 dom to grow up are (our impor­ He ·has practiced law in Iowa Leonard J. Wegman, Anamosa. types, on Jarfe Government Rnd private Anger and hostility in children cisions {or small children because contrads In l1nUed States. Uaw.H, Enr­ used here or not tant needs of children, accord­ City for 70 years. The Democratic race for secre­ landt ncJrJum, Italy. Germany, Iran, ing to Dr. Frank Coburn, psy­ can be driven away only by let­ thEir experience is limiteel. But BOrn in Monmouth, Ill., Mur­ tary of agriculture will be be­ South Amcrlu. Fa., Eut . ,h -In, qua.r­ ttl'S, transp0l'bUon . hl' h plI )'. For In .. chiatrist at SUl's psychopathic ting the child express these [ecl­ as soon as they gain experience, phy was graduated from the SUI tween Gale McClean, Wilton rormation on tbese lob contrach and hospital. ings. If suppressed. the child m:lY they should be made responsible college of law in 1880. He was Junction, and D.D. O!fringa, Ce­ "plI.atlon blank.. .end SI.OO malUnr ebafrC to: Employment. lnfor ma~loh Ceh .. A child must understand that become upset physically. for their own behavior. county auditor five years. dar Rapids. ler. Dept. Col If), Il ,O. Box BOJ( 4, Murphy, the father of three Harold J . Fleck is unopposed Broekllne 40. 1\11111. No olher ree ur his parents love him. This can be Discipline also is important be­ "Mo'hers' boy s" who never ' har(c of an), JdntJ, Delivery au" an ­ shown by cuddling or rocking ba- cause children must learn social­ l e~rned to stand on their own children, lives at 113 S. Johnson in the Democratic primary race leed. We are R9nded. Members of ly acceptable behavior. Total free­ feet wcre many of the psychia­ street. for attorney general. BrooklJ.ne CJ1ambcr of Oommerce. dom may be fine, but only as tric casualties in the army, Dr. The Democratic candidate for The lone Democratic candidate long as the children stay home, Coburn said. constable is Patrick Gilroy, 71. for superintendent of public in7 OHicials Hunt New he said . P arents should know what a He has been constable since 1940. struction is Ellen Hartnett, New­ are )f a child finds he can talk child needs for emotional growth Gilroy farmed in Johnson coun­ ton. Gambling Network his way out of one order in fi ve, ~s well as physi cal growth. Rais­ ty for many years. He Is married, James D. France, Tipton, is un­ he will rebel every time. When in ~ children the way parents had has six children, and lives at opposed for nomination as repre­ the he meets consistent discipline, he been raised, or had not been rais­ 332 S. Dubuque street. sentative in congress from the NEW YORK IU'I - Officials the will know what to expect from ed , may not satisfy the child's On the ballot for slate officers, first district. He ran tor that of­ searched Friday for ~ possible his parents. emotional n eeds. Joseph G. Raim, Solon, is cam- fice in 1948. Miami - New York gambling "ax­ is" dominated by Gambler Frank Erickson and Underworld Czar Joe Adonis. Samuel Lachter, chief accoul1t­ ant for the New York district at­ (orney's offlce, conferred in Mi­ ami with (he Florida crime com­ mission on activities of the two men. Yourself A• Dealt." The Florida commission is re­ ported to have given Lachter access to its records. His trip south was believed J;lrompted by Have conferences bet.ween District Atty. Frank Hogan and members of the U.S. senate crime investigating committee. Committee chairman Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) has .The Daio/ Iowan A said that there is definite proof of a connection among Florida, northern New Jersey and New YOflt in bookmaking. MAILED TO YOU AT C AUTOMATIC GAS WATEI HEATER The district attorney's office here, meanwhile, using Thomas Dewey's racket - busting tech­ .YOUR HOME OR nique of "getting the big boys T Lower, streamlined, attrac­ through the little ones," question­ tively de s i g ned, these ed five men described as employes WHERE VOUll glistening white 1950 Ruuds or associaies of Erickson. Six big are the last word in auto­ bettors also were questioned. matic water heating equip­ WORK. ment. And because of Ruud's N efficient, higr..quality fea­ Barking Dog Aids tures you get the tops in dependable, economical In Woman's Rescue hot water service. With a new Ruud automatic gas hot water MANISTEE, MICH. IIJ') - At­ * o heater on duty, you'll enjoy 100 % hot water tracted by the barking of her pet convenience. No more stair climbing or tea­ dog, searchers Friday found an el­ kettle toting ... 110 more wishing or waiting derly spinster in a wooded, marshy for hot water. Just a tum of a tap delivers area near where she vanished 3 Months an abundance of hot water for bathing, shavi ng, Tuesday. w laundering, dishwashing and 101 other daily Attendants at Mlnistee hospi­ needl!. tal said Milly Hires, 67, was suf­ (78 issues) fcring from shock and exposure • Come in right away - arrange to from her ordeal in this northwest jo,V marvelous Ruud 'l:onvenience in Michigan resort area. your home. Miss Hires, too weak to give By Mail in Iowa a coherent account, apparently lost her way in the dense woods P. while she was hunting mush­ the rooms. A 100 - member possc of PerlormaDce Rallng 15 a quick, Na,l, police, Boy Scouts and volullteers easily-understood method ot com· found the woman. $2.50 parln, It does ard 1 ",a'er heaters. this The mongrel dog reappearccl nut by size but b)' what each will CO! Thursday at the farm where Miss do ror YOII In terms lit full ·tem· ner i Hires lived, then loped back Into Outside of IOYJa perature hot wlter delivered at ViCl!, the woods so quIckly that search­ Ihe faucet. In th ers could not follow it. tW/I TIl, New Book Store crash .$3.00 , ne&IiJ To' Open July lS dui~ Crebc A new bC10k store to be called nedy, the Campus Book StOl'e will open Tbl in the X . Henry Corso building at be d, 112 E. Washington street July 15. Keep Up with SUI During the SU,m,"er the II The Missouri Store company has taken a long term lease on the IQ rE building and will operate the The Coupon and lillie store which will specialize in text Mail --- ' ------~ books and student supplies. r The Dally Iowan ClrculatioD Dept. 'II!Ilel..''!'" Your Payment Today. The company, founded In 1909, Box 522. Iowa City. Iowa a res now operates 15 slores In seven I I midwestern states. Home offices Your Subscription Starts of the company are in Columbia, I Mall The Daily Iowan to III thia aummer. My 52.50 I w.s Mo. The Day The Summer * RUVD water hulen la t ••• • .'U LL· VIEW DIAL ooNTROL Mr. and Mrs. X. Henry Corso, I ($3.00) 18 encloaed. Mall tot; I In many cise year. beyOnd permits ell, leltln, al _Iftd Of ,lU.ranlee pulod. tempf'ra&ure, I ' . who have operated 8 fruit store Session Begins. 21 years at 112 E. Washln,ton * AUTOMATIC TIIF.RMO·MAG· * TIlICKER INSULATI~_N •• ,., street, will retire .trom business .H NSTARMEEET ' A'' 0' D' RE' . ·S· S...... • ...... I NETIC ,II ~ul·otr provide. ,urel minimum lIeat 10 ... ~rlm4 tomplete ,"ety. try ] tut will continue to live in the I ...... , . * NEW LOWER HIIOm' building. The DailyIowan * QUWK·SPEI:D BtlRN"R u­ "Ide ,realer In.~IIIt1o~ !Ieil·· "llec I CITY AND STATE ...... I lurn fa ler hot water recov~ry. blltty. P,'II. ART SHOW BNTRIES " IOWA CI~Y'S MORNING Rod, SIOUX CITY (IP) - The. Sioux I (Clip and Mall) -' Satu. City Women's club said Thursday NEWSPAPER He entries f:>r its Sixth Annual Iowa I- - --I-.: _ , __ -- -- IOWA· ILLINOIS GAS tlilue water coloI' show mu ~ t be re­ Iltce& ceivecl not Inter ~nn lIo;"t Ocl. Hi. B~ AND E(ECTRIC CO. !flU »'111.