IS, 1946
GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY!
This weatherman has no imagination at all-never college al OWQn anything exciting. Today, as yesterday, he says it e· will be warmer with scattered showers. £WrblIwhed 1868 Vol. 78, No. 253-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Wedneaday, July 17-Five Cents ! position as been. education' lr and, • lcance Fireworks at Bikini Byrnes, Treaty Experts Vandenberg Calls for Dependable- o. (10 Sponsors , n Ame;1.o ITo Represent U.S. Ik. I At Peace Conference 18 book#, IOStlcism,'~ National Meat Washington (AP) - The Vnited lute" aqct States delegation to the Paris peace conference beginning July RU'ssian FfieA~ship Bell a~ -.U.S. 29 seemed certain last night to I A.tlantid S'uying Strike ller's an~ consist of Secretary of State Byrnes and a group of experts WASRINGTON (AP)-Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.) called on eCISlons and "will not bargain in human rilhts and fundamental ~llbur G. Reuther Organize. on the projected peace treaties Russia yesterday to understand the "simple truth" that there can be liberties anywhere on earth." Jniversity with Italy, Finland and the Bal no lasting world peace unless the Russians and Americans develop Connally 10 Beview CoDterence stin, and United Auto Workers kan countries. a dependable friendship instead of the distrust and suspicion he said Vandenber" whose report to the senate will be supplemented Fri challeng_ To Fight Price Rise. Plans being lormulated at the now exist. day by a similar review by Chairman Connally (D., Tex.) of the prophet;" state department, it was learned, The Michigan senator painted for his colleagues a dark picture opponent in a bitter Montana pri- Hou.ing?- company-Chrysler-when~:~t ~ ~i~~~~ ~~~d~:~~~ an ~: es- mary election contest, by nearly Committee to Report Report Degnan Suspect Talked I timated 20,000 to 30,000 men left 2,500 votes last night on early 0 P I H bo I ~ k . "rEactiona!'y retlll'ns. ments"t~~1~~~~g were "hell-bent for the The tirst 133 o{ the state's 1,- near ar r Under Influence o'f Truth Drug toes good old days," Reuther said the 156 precincts to report gave Erkk- Indicate Commander., ' son il.891 votes, Wheeler 9,395. PI . I JUtoes onlyunion ·l tSwould first maketarget meat. Next, pri- Wh ec Ier, seek I1lg' Iu's f·rthI te rm, Officials to Be Blamed C I . onnlng C 'd t T RICAGO (AP)-The Chicago amined the 17-year-o d UniverSity • 'on wl'll concen- h a d suppor t ! rom P resl en ru- F J A k I he said, the unl A HUGE SMOKE column ri-ses shortly after tbe atom bomb explosion man who, late In the campaign, or apane.e ttac Sun said last night It had learned of Chicago youth at the Bridewel trate on rents and other items at 'Biklnl July I, wIth the I s l ~ nds of Blklui showing' clearly, curving wrote a lEtter upholding the Mon- that WJlliam Heirens · "talked" on June 29, Tuohy said:. ' * * * to "drive them into line." from side to side In center b~k,round. The JOint Task Force One tnna senator's labor record. Erick- WASHINGTON (AP)-A ma- while under the Influence of "I don't know anything about It just takes .a little 'pla~ning to With his appeal for a meat buy- capUon with Illis ptcture SI'.l d It was made by a. service photolrrapher son, 40-year-old former state su- jority of the Pearl Harbor com- sodium pentothal, sometimes reo what those psychiatrtsts did. I win be8.~ ~he h()u~mg pTlorlbes lIst frs' strike Reuther linked a plea Irom an airplane flying as near Ute seene ot tbe blut as safelY per- pl'eme court justice, attacked mittee was reported yesterday to ferred to as a "truth serUltl " and neither confirm nor deny use of these days, one young veteran and to farme'!'s to ship no livestock mltted, and that a retoucber had obliterated aU traces of tartet ships Wheeler's 2,j-yeaT record as "iso- have decided that commanders on "admitted the Suzanne Degnan the drug because I do not know." hi. wife proved recently. market during the seven dap. Iboww, In 0 ..1,111&1 photo. lationist." kidnap-killing." John P Coghlan one ot Reir- Last spring the veteran walked the spot and military officials in ., ," into the housing office in Old Cap- (AP WIREPHOTO from Join.t Task Force One) Arkansas, WYOming and Ariz- Earher, State s .Attorney Wil- ens attorneys, tetm~ use 01 the itol to find out the housing 1'08- Truman May 5 ign OPA ono a. lso had primary elections Washington were to blame tor Uam J . Tuohy saId that George drug "Illegal and a Violation of the pects f next faU Th : nr Bill With Few Changes Senate Comm'tt I v stl"g t Qllestl'o ble yesterday but the few contests failure to antiCipate the Japanese Subgr~nskl , .24. a former soldier, boy's constitutional rights." man wao~t'ed a large·trail:r. ou WASHINGTON (AP)-Reports I ee n e aes u na were lukewarm. Georgia votes attack. had Identified Heirens as the He said that his client tord him "Are you a veteran " he was circulated on Capitol HilIlale yes- 'GI"fl L"q , F d I Wsh" 10 Off"le today. The commanders, Maj· Gen, youth he saw carrying a paper that when the psychiatrists saw asked. He replied that he was. terday that President Truman has I uor oun In a Ing n e A total vote ot about 125,000 Walter Short and Admiral Rus- bag one block from. the Degnan him at the Bridewell '11 was put "Are you married?" they In- Idvised he will sign the new sen- was Corecast for Montana, which band E. Kimmel, did not receive home at about the time the six- to sleep" I I ed f th H .te-approved OPA bill it conil'ess is moderately heavy for a pri- from Washington speCific infor- year-old girl was kid napped the Coghl~n said Helrens told him qu,,~ ur erhilde enw:,~. th will remove its ban on price con- WASHINGTON (AP) - A de-fgl'essman May chastised me in no mal'Y in that stale. Wheeler's mation they should have been night Q1 Jan. 6 . he remembered nothing that took tlon/;~r~~~dc hm:: . e ques- troIs for meat, eggs, butter, milk scription of packages addressed to uncertain terms." manager, Bailey Stortz, predicted given, the committee was re- Tuohy said also he would seek place after he was "put to sleep," "No" he said "but" and then and other living cost Items. generals and cases of gift liquor Committee members pressed the a winning margin of 15,000 for ported to have found. murder Indictments against Reir- but that when he "woke up" he he w;s told that. the highest pri- This word went around, al- in the Washington office of a blushing witness fOr an explana- his candidate. Erickson said he Eight of the ten senators and ens In the brutal Degnan killing found a ~an~~l!'ed patch at t~e ority was give~ to married veter- (houih not immediately confirmed munitions combine, and of a con- tion as to why he was so dis- would defeat the 64 year-old sen- representatives condUcting the In- and dismemberment and In the base of hiS sPlQe. Coghlan said ans with two or more children by D~ocratic leaders, shortly tact man who habitually carried turbed over the remark, and the ator by 20,000. quiry were said to have slmed the "lipstick" killing ot Frances he, himself, saw this patch and "We're 1I0i ng to have twin~ after the house, by a 211 to 64 a roll of $1,000 bills, was given degree to which May had "ch/ls- Wh eeler received support from report finding that President Brown, 33-year-old ex-WAVE described it as about two Inches tbou,h," h. predicted confidently: vote, declined to accept the sen- yesterday to the senate war In- tised" him. The implication of the President Truman and such labor Roosevelt and Cordell Hull were who was shot and stabbed to by nine Inches In area. This didn't cut any ice with the ate's bill and directed that a sen- vestigating committee. Iincident , however, was not made leaders as JOh~ L . L~wi s, pres i- free ot any direct responsibility death Dec. 10. 1945, less th.an a Coghlan reiterated that Reirens housing office; so he was listed ate-house committee write a com- The picture, Wi,th some details Iclear.. dent of the. Umted Mine workers for the Japanese blast at the month before the Degnan crime. had made no statement to him ad- as a married veteran with no world· prornise measure· lacking, came {rom husky, mel- Sarelas, saymg he was "com- (AFL). Enckson was backed by Hawaiian baae. The Sun said that while under mltting any connection with any children. Recently the morning Id oi'ui The house vote came after Dem- low voiced Lollis SaJ'elas, who Ip\etely covered with embarass- James ~oose~elt, who attacked In the 112,ooO-word document the influence of sodium pentothal of the slaying::;. Heirens has not mail gave this information. >erate. ocratic Leader M c Corm a c k was manager of the companies' menl" and "red all over" because Y'heeler s v~ti ng record preced-I to be made public this week the "Heirens admitted the Suzanne been charged by pOlice with any "We now have twins- how about used , (Mass.) told his colleagu6S the Washington office. of his reply to May, testified that m? and durJrlg the war. Ce~tain committee was said to have' ex- . 1 "'-'pie ""'1'11 remember nevt No- In connection with the monied the congressman retorted at the railroad brotherhoods, CIO umons, d bel' f th t th 1 te . Degnan kidnap-murder when he of the killings. that priority" the same younr , Mrs...... W ,. d S t M Wh I • presse Ie a e a preSl- was given the drug at the Bride- The Sun story said "that Heir- man wrote. ' . vember" what con"·ess does with contact man, Joseph Freeman, time: "That isn't what I asked Dan e nt~ or 11 urray, 1 ee er s dent and the fo· rmer ~ ocretary of k , extra ... S ' emocra IC co eague a so sup ~ well hospital June 29, blaming ens tal ed freely aiter he was He is now well up on the pri- OPA. He voiced confidence the arelas related an in. cident Mthat you.' ported. Erickson ' - s t a t e h a d t a k en reasona bl e s t eps . G eorge Murman,' hi' S oth er se If , given t h e slum00 ' pento th a.I orlty list. conference committee will write a occurred when Chairman ay Sarelas, under questinoing about . to inform the Pearl Rarbor com- for the crime." "Re shocked the attending phy- ___,.-- ____ OM-year OPA restoration bill that (D·, Ky.) of the house military the affairs ot the office, disclosed mandel'S 10 war danger in the Pa- The Sun added this was "the sicians and Tuohy by disclosing the house, senate and the- presl- committee once telephoned to In- that Freeman made a practice of UN G t D It cifie. first time thal the drug was used for the firsl time the "existence' dent will approve. quire about Freeman's where- carrying his money around with roup 0 ra While official secrecy covered in a major criminal case." 01 George Murman. It was Mur- Truman Signs Draft A key RepubliClln, Representa- abouts. him in $1 ,000 bills because he had the committee's report, members Questioned by reporters JUlt 1, man-his other self-upon whom ti.e Wolcott (Mich.) of the bank- "In a facetious moment," Sare- no bank account. Plan for Atom Control who asked not to be named dis- after three psychiatrists had ex- (See HEIRENS, Page 5) Extension to Include io& committee, joined administra- las said, "1 replied that he was in Sarelas said he had seen cases cussed it with newsmen. It was • • • .. .. 11- lion leaders In urling that the New York making money for us. of liquor in the Wa shington of- D S S understood to include 25 recom- aenate version be rewritten in a I realized I had overstepped the flce, but testilied that he did not espile oviet land mendations for changes in army Men 19 -Through 29 committee representing the two bounds of propriety. I was know for whom they were in- and navy procedure as a result chambers. stunned at my own term. Con- tended. of the evidence turned up by the WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi NEW YORK (AP)-A newly- group. dent Truman yesterday author created atomic committee will The two Republican senato,rs, ized extenshm of the draft to in , lowa' Democratic Platform- hold its first meeting today to Brewster of Maine and Ferguson clude men 19 through 29 and se begin drafting an atomic control of Michigan, did not siln with the lective service quickly tI,hteneci plan, despite Russian insistence other three senators and five up on deferments. tha~ . no conlrol system be set up house members. ,F 'erguson already Maj . Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Asks Bonus, Sales Tax Repeal untIl the atom bomb has been out- has written a minority report. draft director, instructed local lawe~.. In this document. Ferguson 13 boards that occupational defer ~tllS committee was. created l~stl expected to 10 into diplomatic ne ments must be allowed only "to DES MOINES (AP) - Iowa :nee, hammered at 'Gerald L. K. cent of the cost of public school s. FrIday by th~ worki ~g comrm~- gotiations preceding war and lo those few relistrants" whom they Democrats laid down a campaiID Smith-~ndors~ congressmen," as- Tamed down by some leaders tee of the Umted Nations atomIC emphasize a contention that this find to be "indispensable and ir ,l.ttonn yesterday including a serting. "Iowans will not tolerate' ener~ co~miss~on aft,er a month country had a Pacific defense ar- replaceable to the national exi:s '""- who said they fEared a direct ad- f dl wh ch th 12 wnlll tor World War II veter- such a congressional delegation. 0 SCUSSIOns In I e ranlement with Britain Holland tenoe." Ins, repeal of the state 2 percent Smith recently said his Ameri.ca vocacy of liquor by the drink member nations outlined their and Canada long bef~re Pearl Parmers and farm workers will Ill.. tax on fOod, clothinr and First organization was supporting might alienate voters in some g.eneral views on the atomic ques- R.rbor. continue to get special considera lIIedicine, and bl,ger and better RepubUcan Representatives Jen- areas, the convention said "We 1100, tion, however, and fathers are ex ltate aid for public schools. sen, Gwynne, Martin and Talle. recommend a study looking to- DeSignated as committee No.2, empt. Only on the liquor issue did "The Republican party leader- ward revision of the state liquor the gtoup was charged with mak- The army's two-month draft tile Democratic state convention ship has made its 'choice," Allen laws in an effort to do away with ing specific recommendations on Senate OK's UNRRA holiday will end in September and ,trlddle the fence as by voice vote cried. "The lines have been the illEgal sale of liquor." questions dealing with atomic con- Hershey said It had asked for U. delerates without opposition drawn." Major Resolutions trol, including possible conven- 25,000 men that month. The Jun. approved a 14-plank platform Criticises Slate Governlllent Olher major resolutions: til13, sanctions and enforcement. Bill; Bans Censorship call was for 50.000. drawn up by its resolutions com- Frank Miles, the Democratic Proposed lowering the voting Today's meeting marks the Postponement of induction will llllitee. gubernatorial nominee: castigated age from 21 to 18. opening of a new phase of the WASHINGTON (AP)-The sen. be provided only for registrants The action followed talks by the "(oggily operated" state gov- Opposed a special legislative atomic commission's work - the ate yesterday passed a $2,700,- still in high school. Undergradu lIIrty leaders who lambasted their ernment of Gov. Robert D. Blue, session unless it covers the whole actual drafting of definite pro- 000.000 money bUt containing a aie coUege students no longer will ~blican opponents and empha- MilES opponent, but promised "I housing problEm. posais. Two other committees, the modified ban against censorship be permitted to finish out a quar IIiaed and reiteraled their deter- shall not throw mud at my oppon- Advocated punishment for par- legal and the scientific and of American newa reports of ter or semester when they are lIIination to win the November ent." He outlined a vigorous ents of delinquent chHdren. technical, will start work laler in UNRRA acUvitiH In forel,n coun- called. . tlecllon In tradltionally-Republ1- campaign. Praised President Truman for the week, tries. Men in the 28-29 a~e group pre tan Iowa. In short, simple phrllses the res- his "courageous battle" to hold Although discussions during the It carries $485,000,000 for UN- viously lound unfit for teneral Jake More, Harlan, waa rl- olutions adopted outlined the down the cost of living. last mOnth have disclosed that a RRA but provides that no funds military service will have their elected cbalrlD&D of tbe .tate Democratic program wilich they Deplored conditions at Jowa in- majority of the atomic experts may be used in countries which caM. revieWed. eeatnl eo_IUe•• , • meeUni hope will land them back in the stitutions and pledged a program were agreed that any atomic con- refuse to admit a "reasonable Local boards also were directed ...... tatel, .I&sr tba CliMe 01 statehouse for the first time since of expansion of facilities and im- tl'ol plan should folJow the general number" of American correspond to consider men discharged from til. eGn" ••UOn. WILLIAM... 1938 and break up Iowa's .solidly provement of pel·sonnel. line laid down by the United ents and pennlt their UNRRA the armed torces who were not on IIAJlT. IOWA CITY, flnt d18- RepublJcan eight-man congression- ' Pledged ail-weather toads for States, there were no indications dispatches to 10 throurh without active duty overseas or whose ""'t eo ...." .....n. ,... P.JUCl al delegation. every farm home. th iit Russia would alter her stand. ddetion•. service waB less than sIx months. treaa.rer 10 IUCClee4 M.x H. What kind of a state bonus lor Proposed permitting old age as- It was pointed out, if any con- The mea.ure now returns to the Meanwhile, the war department lenk. D,eravllle, wbe WIll de- veterans should be passed, and slstance recipients to have $1,000 trol »Ian ~ adopted over Russian house, which paSBed the appropria- STATE'S ATTOBNEY William J. Tuo..,. yetierda, Aid Geor,e 8ah. I1Ilpended the I enlistment of Ne t•• 1ed for 1I01DIIIl'..... n. 0...... when, the convention left to a in personal property instead of oppOSition, the Russillns have the tion bill with a atronaer free- lranalll, here poIntl~ 10 • plctur. 01 William HefreDa, I&Icl be laW I1'0Il In the r'l\1lar army except HIDIDl...... nean we,. ,.- committee of veterans and civic the present $350 limit. power either to veto it In the Be- presB amendment. The houle pro- Helrena carr,ln, a paper .,.. .ear the 811U1U1e De,... bOlM at 1ft speclallat classes, explainlna ...... leaders to be named by Miles. Favored a workmen's compen- curity council or to refuse to vlded in effect th.t none of the about the lime the oblliI _ lllclu,ped and alai • . Taob, ..... 1tI..... thete had been an "overwhe1m1n, Ke7notln, th .....lon. Sewell On school aid the platform advo- sation law ' covering occupational ratify the treaty makin, the plan funda could be uaed In coun- lleatlon WIll ..... after Heir.... Plll&red III crlDalDal·coaJ1 ,~ reapo ....·' to the recruitinl cam I. AUlD, lieutenant ,OVernof 110m. Cited ttl ••tate PI1 up to 25 per- di.eas.I, ______~ effective. trill where ceDIOl'lhip prevaiU, &Gd Sllllfl1lUkl IftW hJaa there, _. __ ,__ (AI' WI&DIlO'l'O)...... PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN l1om. 10 Ihe UNIVERSiTY CALENDAR .re I.beduln I. tb, ''-1) ~ The Dally Iowan 'S. ..e.t·. Offl.e, 01" C.pltol. noms for tbo GENERAL NOTICES .. WorldGQvenimenf Now dep•• ltet with the campul edlt.r of The Dally Iowan or .., .. (TIl. Cnlvenll1 Reporter utabllshed 11168, TIle o.u1 Iowa" place. J. tbe box ttro.'.ed 'or tbelr de,ollt hJ the .flice••• ,.. aIAce ...11 '! ,O.l1y f ..... n. G ENEBAL NOTICES m.s' be at 'III' Dall1 1...... , • J :SO p. m. the .&1 precedin, first publleallon: noUees wJUNO'!' At FlIED N. POWNALL. Pub_r 'l1>e ___ ...... Ie mtelllllinly en- aecepted b, lel.pho.e, and must b. TYPED 0& LEGIBLY wal1'rli Loren L. Hlek~, .u.I.anl 10 th. titled to uae for ~oat1on of an By ALEXANDER G. PARK by the very selfish st.andanill prellminary stage, the transition which s parate us one Cram an • aad stONED by a reapoGIJbte person. Publ~he, dlopa\ .. l • , WEDNESDAY. JULY 17. 1948 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA' PAGE THREB to Establish· New School of -Physical Therapy • • • * * * ~------'~----=---~------.------. Friendly Newcomers Political Efforts Now Dr. W.D. Paul Dean McGrath Club Meetings To Entertain Wives Double Four Club Of Village Methodists Cannot Curb Inflation; Plans Meeting The F'riendly Newcomers will Named Head AHends Meet entertain the wives of Methodist Prof. Davies Says DOUble Four students from Hawkeye village, Dean MacEwen Tells President's Comm'ssion The Double Four club will meet Riverdale and Dinty's trailor In a statement yesterday, Prof. tomorrow at 8 p. m. at lhe home camp at a lea from 3 to 5 p. m. George R. Davies of the univer Delegates to Meeting On Higher Education of Mrs. Truman Shrader, 314 S. tomorrow at the Wesley Foundjl sity bureau of. business research, Of University's Plans To Confer July 29-30 Dubuque street wilh Mrs. Edith tion, 213 E. Market street. said that political efforts to curb Rummelhart as co-hostess. There The Newcomers will exhIbit inflation apparently can have Dean Earl J . McGrath of the Classes in a 'new school of phy will be bridge a nd refreshments. work they have done during their very liltle e(fect in the future. college of liberal arts will attend Thursday afternoon craft classes Professor Davies indicated that .ie,l therapy will open for gradu the first meeting of the 30 mem ate students next Septcmber, Electa Circle of the this summer. The exhibit will in «overnment price control become3 ber national commission on high K ing's Daughters clude blouses. scarfs and luncheon ineffective, if not entirely inoper Dean Ewen D. MacEwen of the er education J uly 29 and 30. it college of medicine told Iowa The Electa Circle of the King's sets done in the painting class; ative, during peacetime and or was announced yesterday. Daughters will have lheir instal earrings from the class in shell ganized business nalurally resents chapter representatives oi the Na The commission, appointed Sat tional Foundation for Infantile tation of officers tomorrow after jewelry, and purses and gloves politicat interference. urday by President Truman, will noon in City park. The commit from the leather era (t. "Many business and agricul Paralysis yesterday. begin study of ways and means Meeting here yesterday, tee in charge includes Ctara I n charge of the program will tural interests apparently are ex of expanding the nation's system Kutchen, chairman, and Mrs. J. be Mary Jensen and Beatrice Wal pecting further inflation, as evi chapter representatives heard fac of higher education In meet the ters. Helen Gordon, Ruth Bar ulty members, stale officials, and G. S ntinella. denced by goods withheld from demands thai lie ahead as hun ron and Scntty Hubbard are in tbe market in anticipation of price officers of the foundation discuss dreds of thousands of veterans charge of refreshmenls. Hoslsses advances. If strikes recur with treatment of poliomyelitis and its return to college. Lena. T. Ring Circle are Ann J ulius, Alene Austermil rising prices, Inflation may go far victims. Two fOl'lDe r deans of Un 1- The Lena T. Ring circle is hav ler, B e r n ice Mar n e r, Ida Dr. W. D. Paul, professor of venUy of Iowa colleges will ing a pot luck picnic tomorrow before depression flnally check. Schwalbe, Jeanette Winborn and it," he said. theory and practice In m4ldiclne, attend the two-day meeting of at 6:30 p. m. at City park. Mem Lenora Vifquain. will head the new school as the presidential conunissloD a t bers are to bring B covered dish, Inflation may be checked to medieal director. Mrs. Olive Waahlnr ton. They lIJ'e Presi sandwich ' and table service. A some exlent by increased produc Farr, ph Yllical therapist, wUl be dent Harry K. Newburn of the short meting and social hour will tion, according to Professor Dav teclmlcal director of the school, University of Orn on, formerly be held a [tel' the picnic. oj~man Named Head ies, but past experience teaches 1IIhleh will be a part of Ihe co t dean of the collere of liberal that increasing production goes lefe of medicine. other facul ty IIJ'tl here and PreaJd en ~ Geor&,e Red Cross Sewers Of 1946 Chest Drive with rising prices in periods of a StoddllJ'd of the University of Red Cro s sewers wishing to members wUl teach courses re few years, while, over the s~ac e lattd to the Science of physical 1II lnols, formerly dean of the work during the summer while T. J. Barron, chairman of the unl,."rslty r raduate college. of decades, there is no decisive re therapy. the group is not meeting may get Community Chest board, yester lation. Dean McGrath will leave Sat yarn for walking cast toe sock:3 Essentially stilI in the creative day announced the appointment Profe~01' Davieil added, "Gener ,tage, the school has no students urday for Bllltimore, Md., where at the homes ot Mrs. L. E. Clark, of Pro!. Ra lph H. Olemann as he will attend a meeting of the ally speaking, the control of the enrolled this summer. Students 518 S. Lucas street. and Mrs. Wil head of this year's Iowa City price level is a responsibility. or with degrees of B.A. or B.S with American Council of Pharmaceu liam Holland, 325 Melrose court. Community Chest drive. tical Education at the University at least a consequence, of organ credit in biology, chemistry, and ProfeSSOr Ojeman, who is as iZed business. If organized busi H. J. ACHTER (left) chairman of the Linn counly chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile of Maryland. He is Ihe only lay Loyal Helpers Class related fields may register as man on the council, which in sociated with the university child ness should lose confidence. a con Iraduale stud en ts in the school Paralysis, presented t he University hospital with four hot p ~ck machines t~ be used In the treatment The Loyal Helpers class of the welfare department, said that no Iraction of credit might precipitate of polio pa.tien ts. The presentation was made yesterday morning on behalf of the Iowa Chapters of the cludes three representatives of next fall. schools of pharmacy, two practic Christian church will flave iL3 plans for the drive have been a depression." foundatlolli, and was accepted by Harold Smith, acting ~ lIminlstrator of the University ho pital. Achter To Provide Technicians ing pharmacists and three repre monthly party at 2 p. m. tomorrow made. The quota will be an Work wlll include hot-pack Is shown here ha nding Smith a check which the Linn county chapler chapler contributed to pay tor nounced when requests have been joint drive was discontinued alter the services of a physical therapist during the polio epidemic season. sentatives of slate boards of ex at the home of Mrs. L. G. Maher, methods of treating muscle spasm aminers. The council considers received from activities supported last year's campaign, in which Route 4. Assistant hostesses will in Infantile paralysis and will ------all problems connected with the by the Chest. $17,000 of the combined quota of provide technicians trained in educa tion of pha1'maclsts and ac be Mrs Sarah Spencer and Mrs. In the 1945 Chest drive Pro $48,850 went to the Community trealing polio and other similar Iowa Mountaineers Mrs. Hancher Lists Equador Red Cross credi ts all schools of pharmacy Mary Suniel'. fessor Ojeman was university Chest. diseases. in the naUon. The )'011 call will be answered Community Chest chairman. The Beneficiaries of the fund are Four hot-pack machines were 19 Hosts, Hostesses Other members of the presi by verses from lhe book of Judges drive was headed by D. C. Nolan. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, recre presented to the hospital by Announce Complete For Party Saturday Leader Speaks Here dential commission include: Gen from the Bible. For the past five years the allonal center, city rest room at Iowa chapters of the foundation. eral Dwight D. Eisenhower, army drive has been a joint campaign the City hall, and the P. T. A. Henry Achier of the Linn • The host and hostess list for the• A spirit of genuine common in chief of slaff; Sarah Blanding, Women of thc Zion with the War Relie! fund. The milk fund. county chapter made the pres Schedule for Outing garden party to be given Satur terest in all peoples is typical of president of Vassar college; Oli Lutheran Church entaUon to H arold Smith, as day for married veteran students Ihe Red Cross in South America ver C. Carmichael, president of A tea will be sponsored by the l\a\anl. 11os1>lla.\ administrator. Complete plans wel'e aimounced and their wives at Ihe home of according to Dr. Benjamin Wan the Carnegie foundalion; Chan Women or the Zion Lutheran , A slmllar machine was pre last night for the seventh annual President and Mrs. Virgil M. denberg, president of the Red cellor Arthur Complnn, Washing church tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at ..mted by the Iowa. City Amer! summer outing of the Iowa Hancher, 102 E. Church street, Cross in Equlldor, guest speaker ton university, SI. Louis; Presi the church. The program commit e&n Lerion aux iliary. Mountaineers. The group will was announced yesterday by Mrs. last night at the Johnson county dent Harold Willis Dodds of tee includes Mrs. William Schup Dr. Paul used the machines visit the Selkirk range, Glacier Hancher. Red Cross chapler board of di Princeton university, Alvin C. pert, Mrs. A, B. McGuire and Mrs. Yette~)j laler in a demonstration, assisted national park, British Columbia, The following will act in that rectors meeting. Eurich, vice-president of Stan Henry Schump. by Mrs. Forr and two other phy and Canada. At least 44 members capacity: Mr. and Mrs. Clay Dr. Wandenberg is professor of ford university, and Douglas Iowa City'a Own Department Store sical therapists. Patien ts in vyri will make the trip, the longest in Hllrsh barger, Mr. and Mrs. C. Freeman, editor and widely known the club's history. Woody Thompson, Guy Keller, bacteriology at Centrai university Il\Iil stage of trea tment were author of works o~ the. life oC Breakfast Presented brougbt into the auditorium dur Traveling by truck and auto, William Ruxlow, Gerald Jericka, at Quito, Equador, and has been in Robert E. Lee. inC the demOnstration. the hikers will leave Iowa City IMrs. Roland Wicks, Mrs. Tom Iowa City since FridllY studying For Filomena Rohner Spread in July Aug. 9 and arrive at the bBsecamp Ford, Mrs. Lesler Anderson and the blood bank at University hos the last three years of the primary Wash Dresses _ at the foot of Mt. Abbot Aug. 14., Mrs. Gus Peterson. By Mary E. Gatens Speaking .on diagnosis and treat pital. grades. Aug. 25. c.a~p wlll be broke~, a?d Mrs. Harvey Ingham III Mrs. ment of infantile paralysis, Dr. after vIsIting the Columbia Ice . ' The Red Cross has been active The young people stress inter- Filomeno Rohner, bride elect, national friendship by exchang- was honored at n breakfast One Group (limited) Sold to $17. Sizes 9·20 Paul declared that virus causin~ Iields, Jasper, Koho and Banff Lawrence Denl1ls, Mrs. Mona Mc in Equador for over 24 years, Dr. ing letters, stamps and o1.her showcr Sund(1'y by Mary Ellen the disease is probably spread all national parks, Lake O'Hara, Clure, Mrs. David Owen, Mrs. W. Wandenberg said. The chapter has I Louise and Calgary, the campers R. Fink, Mrs. Margaret Bennett, items with children of foreIgn Gatens at the home of her slster over the United States in July. very little money but there are will return to Iowa City Sept. 1. Mrs Anne Sehnert and Cloyce many excellent workers who are lands. They sponsor progra1'l)'l in-law, Mrs. Edmund Gatens, 401 MO.'lt people escape through im Each person will be allowed to Campbell. always prepared to aid in disaster and drives to aid chldren of other S. Dodge street. munity or reSistance, but others cnrry 50 pounds of baggage. All Between 400 and 500 guests arc or other public purposes. coun tries. In Equador the Junior GUe:3ts at the shower were develop Ihe disease. mea~s at the basecamp will .be expected to be present nt the party The work of the Red Cross in Red Cross has its own relief drive. Patricia McMahon, K a t h lee n Symptoms are much Ii k e furmshed by the club, but on Inps which will begin at 3:30 p. m. Equador, as in all Latin American Gertrude Judy gave a report on Leeney Mary Rohner, Dorothy One Rack of Rayon Crepe, Wool Jersey and to and from the camp, members those of the conunon cold, Dr. countries, includes fir 5 t aid, the Red Cross national convention Kennedy, Margaret Ries and will buy their own food. Paul Ald. Headache, fever, nurses' aide, Junior Red Cross, held in June at Philadelphia. Maureen Russel l. Other Fi.e Materials In nausea, painful back and pains The fee for the entire trip is Miss Rohner, daughter of Dr. $85 plus any persona I expenses Appoint Administratri:IC child welJare and, now, blood ' in t.he neck are common symp- Mabel P. Gould was appointed bank service. Receives Discharge and Mrs. F . J. Rohner, 718 S. toms. Tempera. ture of the vic members may have. This includes Summit street, will become the Ib-ansportatio~, phOtographs and administratrix of the estate of The junior branches in South James R. Williams, F li e, 412 tim usua lly droPs aCler a few Charles H. Gould, who died July America are very active and the Melrose avenue, was discharged bride of William Anthony Nock dayS, when paralysis is noticed. a log book of the trip for each participant. Work will be divided 11. Bond was sel at $200. B. F. young people usually begin their from the navy July 13, at Grea! unas of Milwaukee, Wi s., Thurs The critical time in poJiomyeliti:; Olsen is the apporney. work in the organization during Lakes, Ill. day at St. Patrick's church. OCc urs during a secondary period evenly among the members of the DRESSES- temperature rise, Dr. Paul ex tour. plained, the paralysis spreads to Each camper is to provide a Its fullest extent and muscle sleeping bag and an adequat Sizes Are 9-20 •.• Prices were up to $25 spasm occurs during this period. wardrobe suitable for hiking, Hot Packs Not Answer climbing and inclement weather. "Hot packing is not the answer Two professional guides will su Atta boy ... Have a Coca-Cola In the treatment of infantile par pervise all mountain climbing. aly,sis," he said. "It is just the Members of other climbing beginning. We feel it is not the groups from this country and Can heat itself but a reflex from skin ada will join the group at the base and muscles which benefits the .can\p. .NEW BRUNCH · COATS Patien I." . John Ebert is chairman of the Presiding as chairman during the summer outing committee; Martha lIIeeting was Jack W. Allen, re Ann Isaacs, chief cook; Mrs. John Wash ChenJ.lle $5.98 II10nal dlrector of the nationnl Ebert, registered nurse, and Eu found ation fo)' Infantile ParalYSis. gene Burmeister, chairman of the SPECIAL ' Jle was assisted by J oh n V. Mc ou tdoors activity commi ttee. Carthy, state representative ot the The group will stage a warm foundation. up hike Aug. 2 at which all equip Dean McEwen, director of state ment to be used on the journey lervices for crippled children, will be tested. The Mountaineers traced the development of tl1e ser are having art evening horseback COATS vices from their beginnings in 1915 ride Friday. and told how funds are obtained for the care of crippled and indi and lent children. Former Jap Prisoner To Talk on Philippine D.R. Davidson Buys Freedom Tomorrow Prof. J. D. Tyson, formerly a SUll"S Local Grocery Store member of the Philippine educa D. R. Davidson, former Des tional system, wi ll speak on "ArJ All Wool Spring Styles Moines merchandiser for General the ,Philippines Really Indepen MlUs, has bought the stock and dent?" at a World Affairs forum Many New Shorty Coats Included ' ~. 221A, fixtures of the Hummer Grocery meeting in room Schaelter I FORMERLY PRICED TO $30 _. I company and plans to remodel hall, tomorrow at 8 p. m. ! and expand the 803 S. Clinton Professor Tyson spent three j Itore fo r both wholesale and re years in II Japanese prison camp tail sales. during the war. He was llber and Davidson and his famlty plan ater at Manila. SID $15 to occupy their new home at 1322 At present he Is a member of Muscatine aVenue in the near fu the English department at the , Other l'iDer Coati and Suill to ,81)...... ,25 and 135 ture. University of Omaha. ••• the frientJly pause goes mighty good When the job's been running heavy, it's a swell idea to refresh with - Ther. Is Another Large Luncheon 11-2 o'clock ice-cold Coca-Cola. That's when the words Have a Co1{c are 'sweet Selection of New music. The work comes easier . . . folks feel friendlier. In offices. COnON Mad HaHer Tea Room • , factories, and workshops everywhere, the familiar red cooler ia a eign ,. 124Y2 E. WaahlnQtOD of a friendly place to work. " .1 "Coca·Cola" and ita abbrevialioD / ~ ,~ Wash Dresses I' IOTTLED UNDER AUTHOIITY 0' nu COCA · CO,LA COM'AMY IY are the registered tr. , Di~ner - 5·7:30 marks whic:h diatiJliuiah the PI'Ol1o 98 NOT ON SALB CEDAR RAPIDS COCA·COLA ionLiNG COMPANY 11' 1 of Th. Coca·Cola ColllllQ,. ~ ' $5. to $1&.95 hcoadnoor ·10 Dcdl, Exc:ept Sunday BVT ••AL VAL11&1 . ~ • f PAGE FOUR THE P~IJ,Y lOW~N, IOWA CITY, IOWA · WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 19~ Caras -W-itnin Half Game of National L~ague lead VFW's Rally, But He Got No Farther Birds Capture Hey Look! ' This One's Different Trample TiHin Four Straight PITTSBURGH (AP) - Boston scored four runs in rapid order yesterday in a weird first inning lOW lTV SO"IIALL and went on to shut out the Pitts lA.,v 1•• tlID". from Dodgers burgh Pirates 10-0 before a sparse W L Fet. VFW 25111 • . • •• 6 0 I.GOO crowd of 2,387. Kelly Oller '" ...... 5 I .133 The Braves combined th.ree B .... me"' ...... 4 2 .VI ,ST. LOUIS (AP)- Pinch batter 1. C. Plumbing ...... 4 2 .667 Erv Dusak hit a three-run ninth walks, one in~entional pass, a dou Complete Auto ...... 4 2 'VI ble steal and four singles-one inning home run last night to Yello)'l Cab ...... 4 2 .VI of them a pinch hit-to start a Wnaon Wheel ...... 4 3 .571 give the second place St. LouiS Odd Fcllows ...... 2 3 .400 scoring spree at the expense of 1 4 .200 Cardinals a 6-4 victory and a Smith" Cal...... hapless pitchEr Ed Albl)sta, who Tlflln Merchant...... l 4 .ZOO clean IWeep of their four-game VFW 31149 .. _...... 0 5 .000 was repla.ced in the middle of the SEries with the Brooklyn Dodgers tirst by AI Gerheauser. Benton street diamond was the whOllC lead!n, margin was cut Mort Cooper pitched the entire scene of a wild softball game last to a halt ,arne. . game for Boston, giving up only night as thc league leaidng Vets' Joe Hatten who had pitched out 6even scattered hits. team, post No. 2581, came from of holes befor1!, twice qUieting Stan Musial's big bat with men B D' d G 'Id behind to deteat the Tiffin Mer in scoring position, started the UC lamon UI chanis, 15-6. ninth by hitting Marty Marion Is StlJI Pitc"ing 1 The Merchants piled up five with a pitched ball. Clyde Kluttz PITTSBURGH' (AP) - Exam runs orf Black, starting Vet rammed a single to left and was iner Conrad H. Checeo ruled yes 3 pitchcr, before big Joe McGinnis relieved by Joffre Cross as a run- terday that Pennsylvania Labor ner as Dusak came in to bat for Relations Board has jurisdiction 6 took ovcr the mound chores for pitcher Howard Pollet. The sub- In the American baseball guild's thc Vets. The Vets racked up four £titute outfielder took a called petition for a collective bargain 1 runs in the third inning, nine in strike and then hit 1nto the left ing election among the Pittsburgh the fourth and two in the fifth field stands. Pirates. It was the only extra base hit The action of the state exam- for their total of 15. of the ,ame for the Cards, five iner was the reverse of the stand Shera drew flrsL blood for the of whose nine safeties were of taken SEveral weeks ago by the l\'lerchants with a lonr home the infield variety. National Labor Relations Board, rUn over the leri fielder's heacl CATCHER CLYDE McCULLOUGH of the Chicago Cubs Is safe In the Dixie Walker put the Dodgers which said it lacked jurisdiction. out in front In the fifth when Checco made the ruling in de In t.he fIrst frame. In the ee teeond lnDinK yetterday as he reache second base with a double. Tbe Cube couldn" briO&' hOO around, however, and lost a 1-0 decision to Pete Reiser walked, stole his 21st nying a m~tion by Seward ond Inning, E. Madden walked the New York Gla.nts. Giant shorlstop Johnny Kerr Is covering the base of the season and came home French, counsel for the Pilts A.FTER THREE MONTHS of showing one picture a"ter ' another of some baseball player slldlng safely and advanced to thIrd on a bag. (AP WIREPHOTO) on Dixie's double. Walker scored burgh baseball club, to dismiss Into home, The Daily Iowa.n Is very proud this mor ling to be ablc to present a. picture of one ma.n who single by Doskocil. Mad.den a moment later on Furino's sin- the guild's petition. French con IUdn't make it. Caicher Phil Masl of the Boston Braves nails BllI Baker, Pirates, at the plate \111 the lhird InnJng of yesterday's game. Umpire Bill Stewart, llmmy Brown and the Pirates' batboy llre In the scored on a passed ball. • gle. tended baseball was not commerce * * * It was Dixie again in the eighth and was not covered by the state's background. (AP WIREPHOTO) Doskocily scored following an Smith's Five Hiller as he singled, advanced on a sac- "Little Wagner Act." overthrow at second by the Vet rilice, stole third and came home ''This means the board has catcher. Bowman got on after Tops Athletics, on Bob ftamazotti's one-baser. accepted ;jurisdiction, " Cbecco being hit by the pitcher and Allen 6-2 A crowd of 26,591 saw the commented. "We're going to Rowe Pitches Phils followed with a walk. Brown Rapid Robert Halls Red Sox game. hear this case on its merits." , singled, scoring Bowman and Al PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Edgar Box score: He explained bls decision was Smith, Chicago White Sox south len. J . Madden and Randshaw 2bA subject to affirmation by the To Win Over Reds; paw, held the Philadelphia Ath ~:::.Ifs~ A~ ~ ~ ~h~!t : ~ I~ walked filling the bases. Lava~'t.o . ,., 4 0 l Moofe. cf 4 0 2 ~bree-man 84ate Ll\J)Or Relations letics to five hils and Chicago Sixteenth Re(ser. \( 4 i 0 Kullal. Ib 4 0 I B d To Rack Up Win Reeve knocked a slow roller won the final game of the ser F. Wiker. rf 4 2 3 Kur'wskl, 3b ., 0 1 oar. Adds Ninth Vidory which went between the legs of CHICAGO (AP)-Big Bill Voi Furl\lo. cr 2 0 I SlauChter. rC I I 0 Checco adjourned the three- ies yesterday, 6-2. Ram'lI. 2b 3 0 2 Ada/JI6. If 3 I 0 hI " ft i' th BOSTON (AP)-Bobby Feller blazed his fast b,,11 by seven Red Kerlin, Vet first baseman. Only selle, the Giants' in-and-out right Schlll~. Ib 4 0 I Morion, 8S 2 I 0 our ,caxlOg a er gran 109 e It was Smith's fifth victory. Sox batters yesterday to raise his season's strikeout total to 202 as the Brown scored oWcially as J . Mad "'nde..."n. c 4 0 0 Kluttz, c 3 0 I Pittsburgh baseball club 10 days CINCINNATI (AP)-Schoolboy Indians trounccd the Red Sox 6-3 before 33,142 paid fans. den missed third base and was hander, had one of h is good days Taft Wright hit his fifth home Hatt,m. P 4 0 0 CMlERA SUPPLIES and Photo, raphlo Equipment SCHARF STUDIO . Dubuque Dial 5145 Iowa City Plumbing and Heating Norge Appliances Plumbing Heating 114 S. Linn Phone 5870 Mueller Gas Heating Equipment Dial 9681 LAREW CO. Plumbing & Heating 227 East Washington St. PART OF NINE FAMILIES madc homeless by unscrupulous re ethods of a Detroit iandlord (lOse outside the apartment building wbirh they must vacate. Due to condition or the building', the ('ourt had an eviction order for prev ious tenants, who vacated ill June. Landlord AlVa Sanderson, who leases the Typewritera are Valuable I .' building, then rellied apartments without telling len all ts a b ~ut the ,)revious order. . (internathllla/) keep them CJ..£AN and In REPAIR to make all open ('0 n fcssion :F-rohwein Supply Co. Judge HEIRENS- ' with a. plea. of guilty if the state Harold Evans would all'rce "/Ioi to demand B S. Clinton Phone 347. Nominated Candidate (Continued f,.om IJagc 1) death in tbe electric chair." The Tribune said IIeirens went ;--======: he laid thc blame for his crimes .. to the Degnan neighborbood by LET US renew your old soiled Judge Harold D. Evans was "The drug discolsed strong evi- elevated train from the sou h side, unanimously nominated as Repub- dence, the doctors said, that there entered her room by a ladder he and worn leather and leath li c!\n candidate Lor judge oC the are two entirely different per fo und in a neighboring yard, er et te~covered turnit~re with , • eighth judicial district at the sonali ties in Heircl1s. Onc of lhem gagged Ihe ' girl wilh a handker the now PLASTIC LEATHER party's judicial convention in the is the Heirens personality-the chief and carricd he!', sti ll sleep Johnson county courthouse yes- quiet, normal sluden t. COTE. It will cost you jng,' dow n a ladder. The story much less than a re-uphol· terday morning. i "The otl1er, it wns explained, is added: Judge Evans has served in h is the Mu rlT\il n. POl'sonaltty .-. the stered job. It is tough, beauti fJ10rC aggrcsslve, more pl'Jm,tJvc "Suzanne awak ned. I1eirens pl'esent position since Moir. 9, ful, and stain proof. Leather man who commi tted the crimes of laid her' on lhe ground and THE: MAID SAID 1928, when he was appoin ted by Re-Nu Service, Jack Estelle, Which Heirens is accused and SU:ii I'D FIND YOU the governor to replace Judge slrangled heor with his bare hands. Prop., Dial 5682 2029 Musca \1ected . . OUT I-lERE, MR. Ralph Ollo who bad dicd. When she ceased to move he car- tine avenue. ?UFFL~AN D Chairman of the convc ntion was "'It is most cmphastically true I CALLt:DlO Attorney Edward F . Rate of Iowa that the Heirens personality is ried her to a basement of a build- ~======SEE IF 'tOU'LL ing at 5901 Winthrop avenue, :--______~--_: City and Byron Coldthwaite of tota lly unaware of thc acts pcr- JOIN OUR. where he worked lIntil nearly ilMOiHY HAY Marengo was secrctary. If ormed by lhe Murman personaJ- 'rnEAl'E:.R FOR • • . :ty,' one · PSyc h ia~r l i!~ declared. dayUghL cutting up her body. AUGUST? Adlon on Cooper:ative Convcrsely, the HClrens pcrsonal- "Then he carried the pieces NOTICE '1 ity complelely, or almost com- of the body to various sewer Tral er Camp Delayed pletely, d isappears when th Mur- openings ill tbe neighborhood DUll t. nutnerous reQuests from Until 100 Couples Join man persona lily tH I,es over.''' our customers we .,e oUerinr, Beirell s previously has rel<1 ted and dropped tbem In, believing Twel ve p e rson~ met last nif(h 1 thal stolcn articles ro und in his they would be washed away." for a. limited time only, the at lhe Flecgc Brothers Trail I' Univcrsity of Chicago dormitory After disposing of the body, the special we offered at the first company 10 consider plans for a room were plnced there by a Tribune saili, he returned to the of 'he Year .•• cooperative troiler camp to be G!)ol'ge Murman whom he met on Degnan hom4l al)d dropped a ran located east of Firs t avenue at the the street one day. He could give som note into the girl's bedroom one-8xlO Blaek and White } city limits, no other details. window. VrgneUe aDCl one-bUlfoJi1 . Because members of lhe pro- The Chlcaro Tribune said y8 - The story said he shot and kill ed abe portrait both f~r onlT '"~ posed camp wilf have to have terday in a copyright story It Miss Brown when she emerged ,1.50 I., their own trailers, f he group rle had learned "from IInlmprelleh from h l' bath 1'00111 and fou nd he I"I !>, clded to postpone Im medJate at' a lAe sources" tlla~ "Uelrcllfi has hllcl entered her apal·tmen t (rom a __ Ho~ untll approximately JOO told" of kldrulpbllr and killing fire 5cape. And that he btabbed cO!l,Ples have expressed an lulcr Suzanne Degnan. Tile ChJca,o Mrs. JosephinE: Hoss to dea Ul KRITZ . STUDIO !!II in the plan. Dally News, In a copyrll'bt when she awakened <1 ~ he cntered Anolhcr ml'ctJog Is pl11l1l1crl in stor)'. ~ 1\11l "authornilve sources" her apartment from a fir escape DIal '1311" the Iit'st weck in August. had disclosed thtl youth hl/jled 10 ~lea l her purse. PAGE SIX ..... ,,.HE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA-. Siudenis for World Government Hugh f. Kelso Named Final Dance- Wesley Foundation Associate Counselor . ' I (h' Assislanf Professor The Las t To Sail for European Religious Meeting LENOCH & CILEK Mildred Romedahl, associate·" ______P~~~v~~!~t~~~~sh Loea apler O~~~I!:,,~::~~ Roundup counselor of the Wesley founda tion of the Iowa City Methodist Store Alter alion Event! church, will sail from New York To Discuss Operation The !~~cece~~:r~~y band ~~~c:: ~:'~~~1Ke~ a:P:~!: * * * for Europe July 26 aboard the COUNTER AND GENERAL STORE At Meeting Tomorrow will present its second concert slstant professor in the political The "Last Roundup" will be the S. S. Washington as a delegate Alterations forced us to close for one day this week-(tocla,) of the summer tonight at 7:30 science department. Pro f e s s or final dance to be sponsored by the to the World Student Christian but we will be ready tomorrow morning with' a slore Plans were underway here yes at the Iowa Union campus Kelso will beein his duties with central party committee at the air terday for the establishment of federation conference in Gwatt, lull of new merchandise. Please take noie that in a felf bandstand. the first seme.ter of the 1946-47 conditioned Iowa Union. FI·iday. Switzerland, trom Aug. 22 to 30. cases quantities are limited ... We are Including ever, a local commission of the Stu The program, inc IUd In g academic year. He will teach a July 26. from 9 p. m. to 12 mld dents for Federal World Govern Only two Methodist students in thing In this advertisement In order tbat everyone may have pieces by Fillmore, Dett, Her- course in American government night. the United States will be official an equal chance. ment. T\vo representatives at the old. Buys, Smith, Borowski, and a core course. Bill Meardon and his band are organization came to Iowa City delegates to this international, in • NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS PLEASE • yfsterday. Gould, Strauss, Lacome, Rim- Having received a doctorate de- scheduled to furnish music for the terdenominational conference, the sky-Korsakov and Victor Herb- gree here in AuiUSt. 11141. Profes- dance. Gordon Shull, a graduate of first since the war. ert will be interspersed with sor Kelso taught for one year at Because finals are to take place Thi. W.. k'.) Manchester college. Indiana, and The conference will organize community singing. Denison university, Granville. in the early part of August. no plans to promote mutual relations Dana KUI'Cman, graduated from SPECIAL.~ Pl. Beloit college, Wisconsin, made Numbers to be sung include Ohio, after which time be entered other dances will be held during between Christian student organ "Smiles" and "Let Me Call You the armed forces. the eight week session, according to 10' up the two-man team. one of 1~ izations. and collect and distribute Sweetheart." In the service, Professor Kelso to John Phillips. C4 of Maquo information about the physical ao.not which will be contacting colleges CANISTER Sl1 r and universities all over the Uni was a captain iil the infantry. keta, committee chairman and religious conditions in all Wo ted States to stBblish local com During 1945 he was assigned 10 a Tickets go on sale Mondny lands. I 5c ea. of lo< school tor service men at Naples, morning, July 22, and will COIl 'Ii)1e National Methodist Stu .nd J missions of the SFWG. 'Thf Four university students are SUI to Decide Later Italy, where he was In charge of IInue on sale until the evening of dent movement of Urbana. Ill .• se-\ meetinl tomorrow In room 306, the political science department. July 26. The tickets are $1.50 each. lected Miss Romedahl on the basis MILDRED ROMEDAHL All m~tal, 6 piece Mt; 11 Sll Since the be(inning of the sec- of her leadership records and • caD1 Scbaffer hall, to beain dilcus .5~ inch height, 4~ iuda ,150,( slon of the operation of such On Housing Rentals ond semester of the 1945-46 acad work with students. dill meter, complete with . donat a commission In Iowa City. emic year, Professor Kelso has been teaching at the University of Sewer Construction From Aug. 2 to 10, Miss Rome covert. Attractively Tbey are Alexander Park, G of Decisions on how much rent will GIL. Lehman to Talk lfouP Miami, Coral Ga~les, Fla. He is dahl will' participate in a directed finished wi th ...orc.cl haspit (owa City, author of "World be charged for the quonset huts decal label.. Tht Government Now," a series of now under construction near City teaching there during the current tour of continental relief projects Bids Taken Aug. 12 On Inflation 10 AVe been articles now appearlnl In Tbe park and the aJloted 680 veteran summer session. in Italy. The prnjects are under Professor Kelso Is replacing provil Daily Iowan; Lawrence Dennis. ba.rack-apartments have not been Construction of sewer improve- the direction of UNRRA and the "How the consumer can fight UTILITY TABLES PrOf. William S. Shepherd who ments on nine Iowa City streets the C G of Mason City. cbalrman of made, according to Virgil S. C4?pe World Student Service fund which inflalion ... will be explained by maint land of the business office of the has accepted a position at Beloit will be openEd to public bids at ~. Only the John on counly American provides relief for displaced stu George L. Lehman. representative hospit university. Velerans Committee; WlIllam _co:u:e:e:e:.:Be=IO:I:t,:W=IS:.=====; the city c1erk's office at 2 p. m. dents. The group is also seeklng of the Iowa City Co-op grocery, 45 The Cupp, Al of Tipton, and Charles Copeland said that estimates on • • Aug. 12. it was announced yes- permission to visit Germany. to members of the Johnson county $4 pose Mebl, AI of En,lewood, Col .. the cost of maintaining utilities Miss Romedahl will also spend chapter of the Americans Veterans tlon ( cbalrman of tbe world aUaln have not been completed and sub SUI Showing Latest sewer instaUations te~::'proposed one week in England, . and one committee at' 7:30 p. m. tomorrow the n ' mitted to the federal public bou.~ All metal. Gleaming forum. Technicolor Release will be made at First. Third, week in France. in the UnItarian church basement. The organization, now incorpor ing office whleh will make tbe baked white enamel Fourth and Fifth avenues, and at During the trip color movies The group will also hear reports - ated without profit. was started final approval on rents to be Of 'The Last Bomb' Court. Bloomington, Reno, GilbETt will be taken which Miss Rome hy James B. Morris. chairman of top with black legs. four months ago by seven North charged. Through special arrangement and Webster streets. dahl will use in lectures to student the anti-discriminnto(y practices I Size of top 24'x16 western university students who Some of the units will be furn committee. and John Bradbury, with the war department, the bu- Contractors selected will be re groups in the west, when she re inches, height 28 in. helieve "that the action of in ished, it was revealed, and more reau of visual instruction is cur- guired to start work by Sept. turns near the end of September. chairman of the national legisla ternational youth through educa rent would be charged for such rently presentine thl! latest film 15 and complete it by Dec. 15. tion committee. tion and discussion can bring units than for unfurnished ones. release of the army air corps, The city council will act on the about world government. .. "The Last Bomb." bids submitted Aug. 12, at 8 p. Marriage Licenses Bll&'esl project of Ibe or,an The film is a photographic rec- m. that day. Marriage licenses were issued DeGeus Seeks Divorce Izatlon so far was tbe peace Horton Tells Kiwanis ord in technicolor with sound of Work to be done will include yesterday by R. Neilson Mi11er. A. J . DeGeus filed suit in (lis rally In the Cblcago stadium U.S., Russia Grow the air corps' battle against Japan, the following estimates: 4,591 lin- clerk of district court, to Russ J. trict court yesterday for divorce May 29, wilh Dr. Albert Ein featuring bombing and strafing eal feet of 8-inch vitrified sewer Gaskill and Leota McDonald of Mt. stein on a coast-to-coast radio Economically Similar [rom Anna S. DeGeus on grounds attacks based from 1wo Jima in pipe. 95 lineal feet of 6-iMh vil- Pleasant; Lewis J. Greazel, Iowa of cruel anel inhuman treatment. WA, book-up speaking from Prince the latter part of the sFuth Paellic rlfied SEwer pipe. 149 feet depth City, and Sadie Lamparek. Fair The couple was married In ton, N. J. Clifton FacUmall, Economic systems ' of the United campaign. • of manholes arid 18 extra heavy fax, Iowa; John Lehman. Iowa Oskaloosa June 2, 1938. and sep Corn Popper 98c ate-be Norman Thomas, Senator Glen States and Russia are growing It Includes- close-up action shots rilimhole rings and covers. City, and Mary Scoles. Petaluma. arnteel April 15, 1945. Theore are bill vi Taylor and Ely Oulbertson al80 closer together, Prof. J . T. Hor ot attacks on the\ Jap mainland Bids should be made on printed ICalif ., and to Robert Albrecht .of two In Inor children. All Metal day addressed the rally, attended by ton, visiting lecturer in the his and dog-fights between Mustangs blanks available at the city clerk's Iowa City and Betty Lou Mackey Swisher and Swisher are at 'l' .000 people. tory department. told Kiwanlans Leadel and Zeros. ' office. of West Liberty. torneys for DeGeus. action Con tacts have been established at the Hotel Jefferson yesterday, Ice Pick .. I 19c for cooperation ih ' nine foreign noon. on mc countries-rndia. Argentina, Costa tion SI! He emphasized that the United Askt Rica, Venezuela. Italy, Germany, States is becoming less capiiaf Poland, France and England. presstr SFWG hftdguarters are in istic. Russia less communistic, and Cake Dish .. 35c sions I that this trend would result In a tiona!, Evanston, ~ with offices In a All Metal triple garage :The work Is done unity of feeling tending to ease "t.here by 15 youn ~eople working full the points of friction between the The time with a p oximatEly 100 oth two countries. C'kie Cutters were I ers contrib t4( part-time labor. Horton cited Supreme court 39c .t ye§l Members ar encouraged to con- cases where private propert, The tribute time er than money, linked with public Interest had ttand although the up does solicit been government regulated. grad BARREL GLASSES . . . . ea. 1c exemp and accept con ributlons for the ually changing our capitalistic voted work of the movement. Kurfman economy to a more liberal form. This Week'. N.H.) .aid. Ind s~ A world youth peace confer do Is t ence is belnl planned for No Vets to Plan Drafting Special "Fee vember In Wasbln,toD, D. C., porter! or Cbicago whlcb delelatel Of OPA Resolutions fish or from all local coDlJllis8loDI will At Meeting Tonight CUP AND SAUCER Indic attend. only I The SFWG platform calls for Two members from each of 5c Set bill's an international constitutional seven veterans' organilations will Spence convention. through the United meet tonight at 7:15 at the Ameri house « Nations, to establish a world gov can Legion rooms In the Com will m ernment with universal member munity building to discuss tbe Beautiful .mardy atylccl comes. ship and multilateral transfer of drafting of OPA resolutions to non·porous jade green down I national waT sovereignty to fed be sent to Iowa congressmen. glass, of new proce.. The eral world sovereignty. This gov_ Organizations represented will heat resilting ,gla •••. when! ernment would have control of be the American Legion, Univer CASSEROlE PIE COVER floor i( atomic energy and all weapons sIty Veterans aSSOCiation. 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