On the Insid, , PlaylChool 10 Open ... Paqe :J dntJ er"'''17 bUT wlUIHI _UeN ...... Slate Amateur Goll Tourney GlllHenMlI·ers. IItn ...... Paqe 4 • laT. N : lew.... Bla'h " fine Arta festival at ~~~')/&J M~,.. 'Jt; lew, 13 • ... Paqe!1 ESI. 1868 - AP Leaaed Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP 1.eaHd WIre - Pive Cenia Iowa City. Iowa. Tuesday. JWl~ 13, 1950 -; Vol. .... ·No. 212 ii...... -- ....~~ ~------~~~~~------~~~~~ Trum'on Discusses' Tax Congres~Oebates- Progrbm at ponference Fishing Luck, WASHINGTON (AP)-President Truman diseuued taxes with hjs congressional leaders Monday in a general review of the Or Is ,If Skill! I still filr from complete legislative program. .' Final adjotlllment was so far out of sight that it wasn't cven * * * ' t~Jk~ .about a~ the White House conference, Speaker Sam Ray- WASHINGTON (JP) _ FishIng WASHlNGTON (A.P)-'The seDate otcd Monday to con· b~rn reported. . . - . Is skill, not luck, congress was . tiuue fedenJ reot controls through lQ'5() aod to give (,10mmuniUcs .Others pl'csent were VIce Pres. Brllt"ISh N . !~~~c:~~::i'a a;OS~n::f~~~ ;:;:~~: authority to extend them for aoother Ijx month beyood that. ident All1en Barkley, Scnate demo. ~ ewsman mept ruling that Ilald big fIsh arc the bill DOW goes to the house. Dmlocratic Leader Johll cratic Leader Scott Lucas of it. ' ' caught by chance. McCormacllI . of MasSachusetts said debate will" ,tart there today. ~~r ;on:n :c~u;:ma~:~~~~!~ s eulers or "This business ot fishlrtg Is of Howe seotiment is geucrllUy regarded as closely divided, and Botl, R" f thc utmost skllJ," said Rep J, Caleb sachuseitk. tit S th" Boggs (R.De)). .t ' hard fight is certain. House Passace POIISIbie .,pV' e ympa les "SkiIJ," 11 greed Rep. Charles paJIIi I 'Ord Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas, It appeared that the adminis- Bennett {D~Fla). ' 511nsy yanll er however, tlld In lov'nte of tbe Irallon has not abandoned hope BERLIN (.4»-The chief Berlin And Capt, Randolph Harrison, J S' , , senate .cU~ n he bad assured df , II " tax blll at this session of correspo~dent of Reutcrs, Britisb who has becn taking fishing par. • cf ' fOp , .raGIence' President Truman the bouse wQuld congress. news agency, denounced I1ls past ties on the Chesapeake bay for Ipprove the mealure. Rayburn said a rise in business career 'as a "tool ot the Ameri. 25 years, hunded down the ex· In Mr 1'1' a;', Emergency The present law I. due 10 e.. • e taxes "could offset" some of the can war machine" Monday and pert's decision: a plre June 30. 1 propOsed reductions in excise obtaine(l asylum in the Soviet sec- "Someone has said skill i.s the The senate yote 01\ pudIc! was, (sl\lel!) taxes on such things as tor. factor nine. times out ot ten. I'd PI:rrSsURCB (,4')-nte .over· '''28, onIf .. senltors out of lit e futs, jcwlery, luQalte, phone bills John Peet 34..year-old Lon- say it is nearer 9,999 times out nor ot_ Per!nsy,vanla stepped Into votjn,. rive Dcmoer.ta voted and movie tic~els. doner and f~rmer volunteer with of 10,000." ' . II' • • lh6 w6stero Pennsylvailia milk a,aintt II, Ind . Ix RepubUcans The house ways and means the Intern:ttional Brigades in the I Th~, question IS tlsh.lng skill or strlke 'Mondlly with orders to state voted tor It. I ~ committee has voted tor more Spanish civil war, announced his luck? - bobbed up , III co~gre~s Oopsl Wrong Line-Or Is It? polJee to track down on "crlmln· Betore the final test. Democratic than $l.blUion in such cuts, and decisIon at a news conference call- because 01 a post office ru~mg m 111 acts of .vioJe'llce." , Sen. Walter Geor;e of Ceor. the ' members of the committee ed lly Gerhart Eisler, Ea tt Ger- ;February. The department, m rul. EPITOl\lE OF CONFllSlON I, tbls unidentified male student wbo stepped UP lo tile rel'ltt'IUon &abl~ .t Vnloll sPokesmen re.pllea there bitterly a... Ued backers ot the have shown no enthusiasm for man propaganda chief. His action I~~ 011 whet~er. news or adver- tile collere of nuraln&' for lome advice M:>nday. But all he wanted to do WII fill ,ut .._ reih\Ir.tloa h • been no violence and that bill. most of them lellow Demo­ raising the tax rates on corpor. was a complete surprIse to his em- tlSlng about fIShing contests could blanks. Surprlted Ilurslnc counselors are 1\Iary Smalley. N:t, Conway (fronU, Mrs. FIoreDte Mehe~· '!f.b4! IOvernOr hal been misInform· C!ra~. He Iccusod th\!m in eUed allons, or reducing the depletion ployers. go through the malls, made tbis helmer, IDllruo&or In tbe colle ..e: Joan SmUb, N4, tate Center, and Relll\e8 Ta~eman, N4. Guttenber•• ed.!' ot leaving lOund prlnelp\es tor aIJ,owances of oil wells and mines, j Peet read a. f~ve-page stateme.nt de~:si~~~re was a rl'ze for Re,llItra,lbn Win eOllllnue throul'h today at the Ile'dhouse lor the cI!lmated ',50' who Wilt eJlroU fer . Slate p'ollce helldquorter. reo the s~e of vot~. as suggested I)y tile Presld.mt. n German whIch echoed Soviet. . P , the IUlllmer scbool. • ported special -patroll are rolling "A . Would Reduce Tr-•• ury' attacks against the west. biggest fIsh ca.ught, and It the elvin· the jh1,hways to , kilep the re we ,oln, to ~acrWcc ey· ~_ Immediately afterward he tele- contestant had put up money to ' ro,acls oP said at least Ihree tba~ price for a lICalln Usb body? -an action which would have the decillration in English to his as- ,!he depart~cnt adml~ted so:ne tnickff8 J;ad been threatel]~d. Are we?" n etre~t of reducing treasury rev- tonished superiors skill may be IDvolved m ' gettmg .~.. WASHINGTON ()Pl-Kcy Wlt. \ ' •. , •• ,,'. Police ilt C"nonsbur, said a A... ~.'I.trMlIeH ' d Ie e.n.lle. . ' it t . ' the proper tackle. But whether • • I nest :Philip J affe aroused scua- '. ., • ~. ' t\'Uekir rE~ his loael ot .~O His hel~ Ittack followl!d In· '1 ~aYburn " ~POke of the possi- ou ers then announced his the catch is a minnow or a whop- _Laborlles torinl ire MO. nday when he balk. Swepf ': Over' I. qlla~ ' bf \o rltlJk wal duMped by a trodu!:{I~n of In ImendmenL 6)' of raising tbe normal connection with the agency had per _ that's luck, the d'epartment British 6 Dam' •.9"t ;..ml!n. , - Sen. Mahhew Neely (D·WVII) to b~' ''tY \ t~x.. ceased. S~I''''. , ed at un, (oldlDg secrets of the 1945 ' " . , " ~a~loIidIII ut~ " "'i"":'~ ' an tlo. nk k I III ' . r.. , ~ on corporations from 38 per- .. ... R· 't All E AmeraSia Documents case to a I C b" C' ,' . .1Ce v ....• , ..-I) °v1er m ma e he b appllclble to t~ cCI)t ' to 40 percent, tor a revenue "Mr. Peet's action comes as a Rep. Edward MUter (R.MD) . eJet • urope senate inQujry committee. n. a In .' rUlset,' stri ~~ibllW cut .upplles. Nintl Dlst.rict of Columbia. wh\ch now k gijrt of $4QO-milllbn to $650-mil- complet.e SUI:prise," the Reutt~rs said, "It's legislation by bureaus u.Alon~ dattles J In WaehinltOn hi. a "p~lte rent c:onlrol ad. lJ~, ' announcement said. "N'one of hrs or department instead of by con- (' \ t 'S I P I Sen, Theodore Green (D·R!), 4 L': ' TII S~ .., 'nd ; su¥I)s}\lveb~Dcl~. slnce When Gcorle sat dowo, .J(eel? ( .,' ' Britlsh" or American newspaper g~ess." " , ·oa · tee 00 acting com mit tee chairman, Ive ~ to e 'tnrv ~~r· 11000. , called the Ceor,lan's . s",,~1o. ''aU "Although Mr. Tr\lman called for and news agency colleagues in F6110wJng the department's de- " \,romptly announced the group • ' , '".)' , 1 :rhll,.ame u.nlOI1 that ·eall.cl out oiat.orlcaltem""lt io a.ttl-po::', ~ftd sOll'\l! ' elCcise ' tax cllts, he said In Germapy apparently had any fore- .. 1 bill . t may recommend that the senate P1TTSBURGH '1A') - Two' youn, drlvet'll .1n Ptt.tsl)urlh de.II7IlDd- "an ,.·hlblt'on...... f orilo.... Ail" n ~II 11-,·. hi"• spccI'al mecoage_ 0' n taxes last warnl'n".. Atv l·n.·IlUI' ng ot the tact ducedCISW , severato take fishing.s w~re contests ID ro· LO,.,>.JDON ' ~/IDIn. 1 -J, The Br'ltlsh I~b-aCeIt J a ff e Ior contempt or con- men who' SUrvIV""\ J .. a . nl",t I of ~, ' sunlt~ 1 al'1~ .I,eJTtlS \ n W.. h ,nlton. wn~"...... "~ ""t wltn-·ed , inn.. my »J..e • Jan . 23 t "... ·at he could not ap _ that he had any pronounced poll'- ~rom under the 'lottery laws. He!lr. !)ranv Pllrty":;upcr-lTovernment" MOlJdllY night torel 'man-ected gress. h orror w h en they. were · .-~... lp '1 st o.' III e ~u-r.,,,.. s'",II" .. ~ frOm tim,...... "!i " I ~ H11 prwe ex<:ise ,tax reductions un- Ii cal views. !Dgs were h:ld. on these 1J!on(iay ali~ a pool ~f Europe's coal and Creen said Jaffe relused to an- with six others on II cabin I:' Itr he nlde .el*(1. dilrle.!. ll(ildent. c. ee Y his been In · poll c. 1#8 they were accompanied by "His news messages always have by ' a house Judl~lary subcommit. steel. . slYer any but "the most elemcn- under a dam spillway Mond.,. told ,'r~ di~i ... ,lIr .. 80 miles from since 1008. ptoylslOh ,f6r replacing the ri)V. been accura t e, Impartial. and' be- tee . tary" questions, r!!fused to say their own .Jbtorles ' of the 1errlf)dD' ·"e... ,ca pllil to b""v..r 'LlfIC j r d airy. pro· !.ftaJ AeU •• enl,le thus lost. He ' a$ked lor' $1- yond' reproach." . A 7,OOO-word booklet publish- whether he was ever a Commu- experience. ' . duds_. . Tho bill would retliln · the pre- bHiio~ fn addltipnal revenue, The lanky, be. ~p~ctacled journal- D..~owns cd. by , thl e ruling partY'sfexecutlve nlst, and gave a "regular litany" They are Jolin C. ~reii, 21, ~ *, '. * . GentlooA . law for six montHs, ot unUl Iir;nclpally by rev'ising thc eatate ' CR Woman' commit ee ex.pressed ear, too, ' • ,* t nd t 1950 J d"ltl ...... alI... d 'gi/t' tax la"'s and" making a ist tco'k obviou'Ol delight in the thilt private indus1ria\,lsts would of "I decline to answer" replies. marine veteran wounded ~n' Guaj. N' Milkt.g '· \ '~ 0 0 . n a u on, <.vm- f., Harry Gold 39. stat\lrnent on the general subject Flanked by lwo attorneys Jaffe back ot the cruiser. There Wds bellr a license showln. the tnilk uncI 0 at · ' decision atte1," examInation papers ' to 'Brooklyn for his espionage A tour.ma~ pOlice rescue squad ot closcr European cooperation spent about an hour and ~ halt no way of making contact with W~ ,s!alc! ipspecfed but ,."bre sell- , ~ •• e o.~ ,~2 students .turned up 1.8 plr- trial so that Gold's attorney might recovered Mrs. Becker's body, but since the war. with the committee behind closed the shorc so I decIded to 8wl\11 me Jt lit ,l, ~ ,coriU above the state To ~pend S24,62 " t~rcJlt • .misspellings or the WO(d, study the "chs.racter" or the artificial respiralion could not re- Winston Churchill, Conservative doors while Officials said upwards for help. I saId to Cllrol: fiXed prl~. " "~Walachian." mild.mannered chemist accused vive her. le ade~.. has frequently criticized of 100 questions were fired at .. 'I'm golng to make a break F • lfere Is bow some students in- or spying for Russia. Police questioned Trumhold and the government lor its apparent him about the A.merasia epIsode. tor it.... UN I!" 'n' 'I 'b t' 'Off' o'r Sewer Addition ter{l~eted the word: And, hinted John D. M. Hamil- Holub but Capt. Howard Walsh coolness toward the idea of Euro· Green said Jaffe was asked ii "She said: , ~~U CI rU S , ' Al?pleaeean, Appaladlons, Ap- ton, Gold's court· appointed coun. said there probably would be no pean unity. he had registered as a membcr "'Go Ilhead, Hon. Cood lUCk.' • The city council Monda,>' Urlluu· placrans, Appalechms, Allpalatlon, sel "We ma nt I f charges. Walsh said the occupants French Foreign Minister Schu- of the Communisl party tor PUt- "That Wa6 0\0 last tim~ I SB.Vo( Jer' '-sa"fern' Conlro'l mously approved the expenditure Appelatl.on, Appalachin, AIJachian, gUilty should Ii b~O;:~ a~vrs=~le~" were seen rocking the boat short- man has called a conference of poses of political regist.ration, He her, She was scared but Silo wam't· . of $24,127,87 to add about ',000 Applachlan, Appilatlon, Appllach. But he added' Iy before it capsized. France, Western Germany, Italy, saId the witness at first declined panicky. LAn SUOCESS (h') - The leet of lewer to thc oulliust part hip, Appalachant, Application, Ap- " ' ' . . , B 1 I Th N th I d to ans e and the h d' t "Sh h d d h d h Uniled . NaUoJ\S tMIJtC4!Shlp coun- town. . "Iachain... Apalatl'an, Appl'cachla 'n, I. am not pre'JudgmI .11g thet gUilt Off'ICla • IS W'III 0'ISCUSS Luxembourge gum, 'efor June e er 20an to5 workand ed to dow r,so, repliedn. thatw enhe didn'tIrec· shoulders."e a a. goo ea on cr ot ell In effect ab\lnJ!oned M01!day Bidding for the project Is . to Appclachlan, Apalaehlan. ~~t 1~~~C~~c:w 0 hlsm~a~k~o~;d.d~ Renewal of Bowl Pact out d.etails of his plan to pool remember. Kreig spellt nearly two , hours 11\ at'temw to set ull an tnter- open July 10. Work Is to start the am not familia~ with all the facts coal and steel production under , Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper CR- thrashing vainly In the water .near national . recime for JeMlJalem Iir.t week In AUiUlt Ind be com· in this case," CHICAGO (IP) - Renewal of an international authority with Iowa), a member of the TydingE the boat. The undertow and tall· Fish Stories Oet Bigger, the Rose Bowl 'pace between thtl power to make its decisions stick. committee, said he asked Jaffee Ing water prevented him from and decided to to£..8 the problem pleted a~ut Nov. 1. according to I U.S. District Judge P. McGran· Big Ten and Pacific conference . ba<:k to tlle UN alsembly. Cll)' Enlineer Fred E. Giarttlu;' Iowan Gets Two in One ery a&reed to have Gold kept ih '11 b d' ed The pUl"P$>se of the pool, he has whether he had "ever gone to a making headway. Fjnally he Will WI e ISCUSS by special com· explained, is to Increase and IICbool teaching CommunIS' t doc- hauled back aboard the cruiser· There 'was no record vote but Property owners with {ronlale DES MOINES (IP) - Emery Moyamensing prison here under mittee so.'. f"h e t wo groups a t cheapen production and expand trine and operatl·on." The other .victims of the week,. .~hes of the majority of the along the Eewer extel1llon route Brewer, Des Moines, caught a $~OO,OOO bail un il t;jefense exam· Mad I W J 21 delelltes showed they were ready will be a ..esM4 to cover the cost 41.lnch northern pike recently ination of the 39.year-old Gold is son, IS., ~ne. markets for European products, Jaffec born in Russia and a end tragedy mcluded another,wo- to hlll'ld the Jerusalem question of cOll5tr\IClion. . which he wanted to have mount. completed. The parley Will be held the objectives which the United States naturali~ed U.S. citizen, was edi- man, Mrs. William Flsher,2i, of . Wh day after the annual dual track ; has strongly approved. tor of Amerasia m~g~zIne, now Pittsburgh; Hugh Wright, 50, II batk to the 'Rembly, Which meets The extension will tUIl alon, Sept. 1• . The dele,ates postponed parts of Colle,e coUrt, St-vcnth ed . at he didn't know was that McGranery issued the 01'1' ""<1l ' nal meet betwee n the t wo co nleren" ..J...'.. ~ defunct, when federalQ Qagents r~id. heroic rlverman who died In I flnW action unUI the council's re- Ivenue, Firsl, Third and Fourth he 1I0t a two·for·one bargain. warrent that resulted in Gold's at the University of Wisconsin. GO':,.arnment Nabs ed its New York ortices fl've yeQar .• rescue attempt, and Wil1.Y. Lahey When taxidermist Joe Ruperto a,rrest May 23 on char~es he vio- The current tive·year agree· •• ago and seized hundreds of con- Jr., about 2. ~. Pl. ttsburg~ . ..' ",. ,- I»ort to ~e . assembly is ready. av~nuC$, NOlt avenue, Bills ada!· began working on the pike Mon· lilted the wartime espIonage act by ment ends aftcr next New Year's ' . ' n.~ eoa:mc;tl ~Pects to .t!'ie up tion and Court street. day·,' he found 'a 22-lnch whitefish d~lIverlng U.S. '8tomic bomb se· !lame at Pasadena, Calif. The Big College Biochemist ~i!e~~:~ts , .government wartime B T ' .' ft::.... · .:' ":'r ~ .repoti ~~t!!day. ' . Pe~, J}vln, iJon. BIOQIIlI~,. I~~de. Brcwer had caught the crets to RUSllia. The government Ten has Indicated it is interested He was arrested with Live ears , ~a .. .uuw~ ., . , A~~ltd:y. of Iraq, a coun· ton 'and JUna .tr..u, .in 'the a(~ ttl -membest ' baclt~ by' two' non- of the Improvemcil1s, told tM p ke: whic~ wei,hed 22 pounds, sai~ Gold admitted dealing with in resuming tbe bowl rivalry SAN FRANCISCO (.4» - The " , 'I In Sepal'atlon lake n!3r Kenora, Dr. Klaus Fuchs, convicted Bri- which has resulted In four straight Jovernment Monday arrested Dr. others, including two state depart- New 'eear' Si'g-lis .0" me,nbers, ' Eml' and '7!ia, de- council they did not want' sewer Canada. tilh sp". Big Ten triumphs. . ment officials, and paid a $2,500 . . • i tnancla:cr' 'al>Oomple&t international Improvements alona llIeir streets Barbn , ____ ~_-----~. --~~~~~------~2~~~~=~------unlver/lltyBerl~ researcher,Lu~~ onS~~~d a de- conspiracyfiMafterfueorig~~~a~e to commit espionage ~ . WEST GLACIER, MOn.L,~ '(A!)--;- r4!aime lor aU .Jerusalem' aftd said I~ tbla tUne. ' ~ the, Ara.bs accept nothinl ebe. ' 'l11e council abo apprOved ' portallon warr~nt. The warranl had been reduced to conspiracy Glacier National J)8rk··· r&h,~ win a charged she entered the U.S. it. to remove U.S. documents illeg. again are having trOUble with edu· He "urged the council to .0 ahead $2,970 contract with the state hlah· Three Veteran G~t Thfe~ Degrees, 11 Children now wiUs .te.,. til make sueh a WIJY c:otnmluon for primary road I legally at Honolulu last October, ally, cated bears, and is a member of the Young In preparation tor the 19~0 tour. t.gu!iUOn eUeeUve I. soon II extent Ion mllntenance, part of Communist league. ist season, rangers put silJ\ll on possible. which wi» ,0 for resurfaein,.ruJh· Dr. Luthy, 38.year.old bioehem. Oppose Strike Ban the park's main east·west hlgh- But Fra&lcls B. Sayre, United wiy 1 from Dubuque street to ist, already was ltInder federal in. way. In serle!, the sllns read: statel, John F1eteJler • Cookc, of Dodge atreet. • dictment, charged with fal ~ ely "feeding the bears aloo. the way BritalI1 add other dile,ates said A report from Cartzlte and Ned telling immigration ottlcials she ... m8k~a problem bears snother in the u,ht of exlsUn, condl- L. Asl\ton, c:onsulUn, englneet'. was born In this country. The day ... play safe. doo't feed \he tlons It would not be practical informed the council that many to to carty out assembly or. c:orrceUon. in the mUnIcipal government contends she ls bears." trY tiers to set up an interl\ational Iwlmmin, pool dcstan mUit be native of the Russian UKraine. Rangers report that bears have re,tn\e. Sayre said the wblelt macte to correct faulty valves, The warrant Monday represent. demOlished the third ~ign in the coun~ lett wlis to refer It baek c:r'cb in the walls, 'and the 10SJ ed the tirst time the Immigration series. to the aeneral assembly for fur. nch ct.)' of 25,000 ,alJons 01 wa· department has linked the Stan. Mary ~stor'. Daughter thet cGnsideratJOIl. ter bee.UN of Improper dra1niae ford scientiat with communism. , III Ute observation tunnel. To WH CoIl... Student T...... t-hl-~---M-il-k- The ,roMem wsa reteHed to the Addition . uv'" Man reereatiOD and plllYlP'OlUld com· Okay $51,000 LOS ANGELES (A'l - Marllyri ., ' . miliIItOD. To Girl~ Training School Hauoll ~orpe, who as a Uttle 8It•• COp· No Fine girl was the central filUtt of • ' 4QO KNI. earry Awiq custody battle Involving her moth· Oi:TROIT !li;...Mi1kn\ln Frank er, Ma~ Astor, obtained a mar· '-l1li, h, .UI ;'e bit tl'Ie cop be- '0 rOns of Icj Crea", rlage license Monday. . ellupe II do, bit him. Honolulu - bom MarUyi\ will Cbitpd with clrwlkeness, Bun l:-lND!!N'HUR.sT, N.Y. (N)-A wed Frank John Roh Jr.. 27, i ,xpWned in court Monday the trailer truck overturned Mondiy araduatc .tudenl at the Ulilver· dOt. nip unnerved him 10, he Il\d ..... Ithin minutes 408 ldds wete slty of 5(>uthern CaWomla, neit bad to take a couple of drinJu be- swarmlnI UOIIftd It. Thursday - ner 181h birthday, fore he could resume dellverlet. Pretb' toOQ they be,aa to run she laid, 'nt.fa wben he met Patrolman barM af'd retum-wlt.h walOOi AFL "aclt Hottman. BUlla complained and wb __rrowa. " Green told Ute A M.tN'S Bl8T ramJlfDf .bou~ the ~ and demonItraled tt took UIem lOme time, but thl!)' taw. tha' would LOS "NGELES \lfl-A judie the ~t; on HoHman" Ie,. tinalb- el..aed out the truek's 'law. til., wou.. pr6h1bU raU· Monday II'lri\ed William S. Ue&7 ..lv .... W, Me~ 81d1Jman IUI- e~lo. ~o" ,IrlIl.. The COmMittee II erman, 27, the rI,ht to villt the I Pt!D{H .entenee wben he leam- It \Va. IOleJect witb 10 tou of .tvd,lIla lucia • propoaaL do,s he live his divorced wlte. !d GUll hid no tecUl. ice c:r.,.. . , :~AGE TWO - 'l'Ut; DAlLY la, 1950 Judge Urges ' PQJrge, \ We're Expecting So G . ~~!!!!!F.:i me as, Too I ~ ' Wire Ser.vice Briefs Sends Postal Clerk One Room Schoo~s Still Abound in America To Federal Prison B, Ih ~ Cent,al Pre~, ural communltles of the United \ . H'igh - PH [LA DELPHI A (/PJ-As! ert­ AMERIOAN8 WnQ Imag!ne ij} 20-Year Stock Market ing that he would "like to see tates for a long time to come. NEW YORK lIP! - The _tock market boomed Monday to the the government turn the micro­ the hallowed tradition of the 1.1 , "The historic Importance of the t~e Red Schoolhouse with i~s cu­ highest level since 193U on a wav uf enthusiasm over the state ot scope on everyone of Its em­ one-teacher schools to the reallza , poll! bell and single teacher Is gone the nation's business. pl oyes," Federal Judge George A. tlon ot the American ideal of pro­ from the national sOllne due1'or The industrinJ .av.cr~c· J; ~cJ)cd 228.38, the highest since the ]930 Welsh Monday ol'dered a veleran arc viding educational opportunities ark of 229.85. The l'\Cneral ayel age of industrial, rail and utility post office clerk to jail £01' lying a surprise. for all should neyer pe forgotten," tocks hit 79.60, ~ . cori1piltcd ""i~h ubout 30 when the average first In a loyalty quiz . . "Despite the rapid deere,sel hi th G Itz t as figured in 1933. The postal clerk, 35-year-old the number or one-leacher schcloik says e aumn repol' . Betram Shatfer. pleaded no de­ the nation over, there are still 01- "A good case can be made for fense to a charge of making most. 75,000 ot them," reports .aaH the contention that the teachers reditors Stop Lustron Sale - fraudulent statements in 1945 loy­ 1. Grigsby, United States cam 'employed in them shOuld, be re­ CHICAGO IlPI - Lustron Corporation, financially-troubled hous­ alty inquiries. The gOVe •.• missioner of education. I r. garded as second to none In terms ng firm whose Coll.\mbus, Ohio, plant has been sold to the Reconstruc­ said Shaffer lied when he denied "Indivldually, they are smBlt ik 01 educational qualifications and .. ion Finance corpQratiQn, tolel a fed eral cou rt Monday it would con­ connections with the . Communi ~t building, small )n enrollment, In. in terms of remuneration provided. nt to legal action qUi val nt to voluntory bankruptcy. party and denied attending party small as to community servett. ~0tf' "After all, the teacher of such a meetings. lectively, however, they still con.. school must, more lhan In lhe larg­ The move tempora'i1y, hailed a hearmg on whether a temporary stitute nearly half of all er schools, depend lIpon hcrseit for O. J ohn Rogge, Shaffer's a­ put junction blocking completion of the plants sale to the RFC should schools. and spell educational bp~ the education provided to tile boys e made permanent. torney and a former assistaot U.S. portbnity 1.0 about n million nn I II and girls in her charge." attorney general, said his client half American boys and girls. • " -' Three Lustron credito:ts Ob1fined the temporary restraining order changed his plea from innocent tn rom Federal Judge PhiliP. L. Sl..I.ll ivan last weck on their complaint One out Of ",very 12 teachers IN OUR north centraJ ' prairie no defense even though he still employed in American public states, the Lillie Reel Schoo lhouse hat the sale of plant and inv ntory would r sult in an "irreparable maintains his innocence. schools serve In Ute exl.tln&, 7.,- Is declared to be "numerically a ass" to creditors. Rone said Shaffer would not 94. one-~acher schools aceord- major challenge to the bes~ lender. tlrht the charges "because of In,. to Walter H. Gaumntta, .pe- ship :md Ingenuity of educators. ewspaper Strike C~ lIed two eQnslderatltl1ls-a lack of clallst on small and rural bl ..h They account tor nearly, three­ funds and because cf the pres- schools for the \J nlted States 01- fourths of nil the publ~c schools , EW YORK (lPI- The New' York Newspaper Guild, representing ent pOlitical hysteria." flce of Education. . there, as well as ono-fourth of all I the paper's editorial and busin ss employes, announced it would call Judge Welsh told Shaffer "1 am "Since a much larger proportion teachers, and nearly one-;fifth 01 of all the teachers began their all children." : Jl strike for 3:30 a.m. (Iowa time) today on the New York World- not concerned with your political teaching caree~s in such sehobls, Therefore, this .14 Anulrican I Telegram and Sun. ' views. You can think as' you please the significance ot these s~all tradition stili flourlsh£s • "the : 1 Monday the management macir its (inal offer to the Guild after and have whatever political phil­ schools to the total teacher sltua- open door o( edu~ation '.ppor, I more than three months or ncgotiations. The Guild made a counter- osophies you like, and if you arc tion is greater than seems uppar- tunlty \0 0 man~'" a'1d n19st nol ent," Gaumnitz explains, JI). urg- be wrillen as fnsirnltIeant," : tJroposal which it as "Of.ork-bottom minimum." The World- a Communist 01' believe in com- orr de ~91"lbed ing serious attention 1.0 the van- the report ~onUnues . • ", , Telcgram and S n refused to BClt' pt. muni ~ m, that is not .my Clncern ishing but still nationally I por- The 10 states with th~ ]ridst one_ I , • ~ in this case. tant Little Red Schoolhouse. teacher schools are respectively I "Our great governm.ent is very • o. • Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Wiseon- THE GFFICE 01 education sur- sin, Nebraska, Minnesota, Ken­ :Historic Batller Refought on' Chessboards ~":~O~h~O a~!V~U~I~ t~~~~:~~Ji~~ vey shows that in 1918 the ofe- tucky, South Dakotl), 'J{ans3s Dnd , the views or this naUo.fl. And it I • , teacher elementary schools co/? Michigan. . • I I Bv Iho Contr.1 I'ros CenturY A. D. , and was first must be on guard ' at alt tifnes to prlsed 70.8'fr of nil public sc:hopl Il is not entirely the "wiue open .' NEW YORK-Chessmen, which called clllltturanga or "Four see that all its employes arc fully but the In test figures indicate tha spaces," however, which account ! re dramatic reminders or great Arms," whioh referred t-3 the loyal, not 98 pel'cent, but 100 they now have dropped to 44.2';' 1.t>r the tenacious retention ot the of I ars of the past, have been se- rour services of an ~ncient p,a~t- percent." ' that total. Little Red Schoolhouse. The Dis- L eeted from a collection of 170 ern army - cavalry, elephant I The 71-year-old veteran jurist There is still no need for nos trict of Columbia has one. Bmt­ talgic fear that soon the Little ~ed ling New York City likewise istoric ~ets by Ch arles K. wil- ('orp, chariots and Infantry. then fixed sentence at a year and SChoolhouse will be extinct, ftor proudly prrals "illustrates the extraordinary said only six horses were shot. Goering's jewels, as wel1 as other vcr round its way to this country. gems and gold. in the subtcrt'an- If 0, under the Iilw it is subject day. 8 a.m. _ 5 p.m. _ Reglstration 8 p.m. - Graduale follege ~eel I Morgan and Gates, cpposing .way. ill which a game can be . But a ccrrespondent of the Nut- at fieldhouse. ture sponsored by the department King George ni an-d ' Ccnck'als diffused throughout most of the chez Times. across the Mississi ppi ean vaults of the Rcich sban l~ in' 0 ~:ciZl1re by (j' e AIi!'n Property MacArthur's views were com­ Frankfurt, Gel'l))fHlY. Custodian. municated verbally to British Am­ ' Wednesday, iune I of English, senate chamber, Old I ;' Burgoyne and H-3we, , .. 'world from :me center, and that river, e~timated · that }5 horses and 1. However. 110 one [IPpCurcd to The cOllt-niitee is considering bassador Sir Alvary D.F. Gas­ 7 a.m. - OpenIng ot p1mmer Capitol. . 11The tCrimean wal' re(luired a chess and rbessmen can refled mules were destroyed. . session classes. . unday, June IS cl'a l "double" "lIes" bO"I'd 01 t d I h Regardless of the numbel', the. know what happcnNl to the- valu ~ Il'gi~l:.tion Involvin\: payments to coigne lost Thursday by Maj. Gen. lpe < , u Uw manners, ells oms an as- Edward Almond, chief or staft 7:t5 p.m. - Sunday evelling I 17 squares with 33 pi!'ce$ reprc- ions Ql:.,JIlallY Urnes and places." Society for the Prevention 01 ables, as wtlJ n~ other lool st'il ct.( II1U"lcim mllitar.Y and civilian Thursda,Y., June 15 vespers, w('st opproach to Old by the Nazis during, )JIC war. arul" ptt~olle". of Ihe . ps and Nazis. aC supreme headquarters. : enling Turkey, Franc I, d... .' .' Crue'\ty 'Co AnilYla4 S (q4Il.ed.,J'ctr lll1 Je 3 \l.m. - The UnIversity Club, Capitol. (In case of r~ln at Con­ 1t Hinshaw's, reque~t inve~tigat~s ·:ni.\nyht1.lrid~· in' t1~ -Possession of I ' nd Sa rdinia against ',. ,,1(l1e. o~pla,~s th<1~ ~fle gam~.mcv- i)lve,s.tigttion. ., . !, So for Hawley has not been Guest Tea - muslc. Iowa Union. gregaUonal church.) f as designed [or Napo]e::m HI jn etf' fl om Indw thfOUghdttt the F~r Roundtree, who also publishes of the House interstate and'I01':1 ihc"Ali,'i1' PlOperty Custodian can asked to lea,,('(' l told p" 'and then in­ for thelr gasoline now than they ling point at but 12,000,000 0 year. found in the R ichsbank and coif vlt"d any or the western repro- paid tour yean ago.' Publlah.. dilly .....p( Monda,. IRMBi:R or THE A88OC1ATID._ Ctln Studenl Publlcltion.. me.. 1" Iowa Ava, 1 he A ocl.locl Pro.. I•• nlltl •••<11 .. ~ brighter side of Gauthi er'~ firmed the xjgtence or the pllltil ~("nt!lliv('; pre S ('1\ t, esp clall y "I si mply cannot understand lowl Chf, lowi. Entered '1 _ond cia IlItl)' lu lb. 'i,. lor rtpubllt'lltjMli.rf,o ~Iart th~ ,Summer program, and ' rcvcal speech needs and abilities, Mrs. Alan PQIasky ancl iofrs: Paitt i'nOtben will be assigned to work Summer Chorus Tryouts and to help them correct speech Deneker - '.("1" It &he Icllool. "' 0 tAil St d t defects. They may study either' , '.' ,-. :Tiie li'laysehool was opened pen 0 u en 5 dramatic art or discussion and de- -:--,- ','.' " ,; abOut 2 yeats ajo as 1\ coopera· AU students and townspeople bate. SAMUEL ., KIRKWOPP , WC'.. thee; yen \ir& by a group ot moth- IDtere~ted in singinK witlt thc Those studying dramatic art MEN:S R~IEF COBP~k~ '~~ , I ~ts In luvctdal; village. SUI do- summer session University chorus will partiCipate in the presentation meetin, wlll:!l.e lJ.el<~ hl. mel]Tb,i=!f' .n4tfS \he l)a1T~ks buildlnl rent· may try out for the chorus at the of a play. Students studying dls- ~f ~amu~l Klrk~d ~dJt'en;i fr~ I)lIt tl.te ',roup is seU sup- IIrllt rehear. al lit 7:1:1 p.m. today cussion and debate will present ~elief corps at ~' p . m. tociiiY.' in' 4i • .~ , in the so th h I h II j th C.ommunity' buUdl"". qtI he. !o" , ',_ ...... e·' ,0-.- u re eana a n e demonstration discussions. '... ..,.. ,.."...,.. music bulldJn,. Thc discussion and debate stu- Clal committee. a~ Mrs:; :' ~pSle .. the chi\dr~n will be! divided in- The ch orus, under direction of den ts willalsQ debate the national Moon, Mrs. Nellie, M~3!erl Mr-SJ -to lwo ...6 " grO\U)s, Mrs. O'Byrne Prof. Herald Stark, music de­ high school question fol' 1950-51. Clara Mulline~, MnJ ~,¥f~i~f jil~. Chij~ren 3~ throuCh. 5 years partment, wi11 sin, this summer The question is: "Resolved: that Mrs. Fred Mlller, ' Mr-·' ~ ..r(.~~~ Pld . will attend . U\e -phlyscho i;> 1 In the performance of the opera the weUare state should be re- McCabe and .'~rs . ' Jeli~~ ~; ~!I!7 ''''onday, Wedbes'dl~ and Friday. "The Bartered Bride" by Bedrich jccted by the AmeriCan people." ,-- .; '~'.F.':';.; 11tos,. ln .tbe: 2 ~ . throu,h3lfl Smetana. High school students interested GARDEl'( ~ D~A~!..;.;;. .,o., ,::F. a,.e 1'8nr~ re ~s.t~led for T~e,- Applicants will be considered in participating in the program lOW" CIT¥ ' WO~~i f;:~ a~y', · 'thlirs ,-y a,rid Saturday! tor both vocal and dramllUc should apply to Prot. Hugh Sea- Members ' of;·lhe igN.~b' '(eart.; : ~,~", "!!. r '. xno~ is tuchin~ ability. Tryouts are not limited to TE4T ' ~OOKS e bury, SUI department of speech. ment ~f the- Ii)~~ ~. C'i(Y,;1!p. 1M~. ~ ~_. IUI""":~~""'. :--r ~.... o.,; , ~_'o1.-r"''1·_th:..~... ll~,Cr'-~_O_O_I_a_n_d'.:;~:.:.,;rE,-:_r'_e.::ils~te:.:.re..:.d:...:.m:.:.u::s:.:.Ic:...:s::tu:.:d:.:e:.:.n =ts::.. ___ Applications must be postmarked Qlul? Will hoM . their arlt'l~IlJ'''J/lclJlc I . 'I 1 ' For ALii YOlJR Needs y not later than midnight, Friday, in the lower ~eltl1r ho '; ;91 'CI11 n." 11 Sf ~A W· " M b·d Sh I h· o Seabury said, ~~~~I~~rs 1:;:~~k:~O brl~t1r ~rlJlf\8 .'. ~~nf lOS ac n e c 0 ars I'P of the Qwn IUhches.·. C-o!fee ·. wU\ 'Qe. : ~r. , .' . ' . P'lchoiogy Dis­ ved by the pianriin,' 'c.'Ontiii((1e4(! , JOh.~ ~omll, Grl?nell coUeae, Th ~ Tho~a s H. Macbride leho- • s Bust- st. Thomas More chapel was the William Spear, A4, Oakdale; John A tour of s,v~~al Io}iJB : Ci~ iiiI'; ~rlnnt!U, was the .lxth student to ~rshIP S , bemg awarded this year "'i~phy, I 1lkewise scene of. the Sa,turday afternoon Miller Am~s; and ' Don Foliet, SeHerberg to Attend dens will follow tqe p~~lli' f'\ '" ~ ' ~~I~ a Thomas 'H. .Macbride or the f~st time, were established oldest but wedding ot 1950 SUI graduate ~O~g Island N'Y , " ~),.<,.I .. \. I" hi .,: d' J by SUI m honor of the late Prol . ~ Eclucat;on in a 'Small Joy A. Schnoebelen and William " . . . , , f . ",' 1 t;,:;;;" S""~ a~ IP ...01' stu y a< the Iowa Macbride who found ed Lakeside on Staten F, Greene, A4, both of Iowa City. ostesses at the reception in thc Seminar a.t Illinois Pre " Hol~omq .to ~~~~,: ~ea!;i n~ ," morJ! thah;-400: ,t,e~~ with" tlils , ty~ frequently p,m, In. the Congregational church Leo E. Miller, 522 N. Dodge Two dozen authorities in radio pabents at ers4ty . Ilpear. l(l h.v.e IjInc. shoulder low­ in Iow a City. The Reverend John street, was fined $102.50 by Police and other fields will ;join the rece.n~y · :trni Oraig officiated at the double ring Judge Emil G. Trott for drinking seminar lis consultants and guests. hosplta.ls, Dr. Pons¢t\ : Jo~d , tltat' el' t,.h.n. the .tn#., who batbe their chll- tf>!D of some oUler, , ,- .> sister, Emma Mueller o! East Three men fined'by Judge Trott o!f~n OCCIlr5 wltho\,lf as, tCll'th"rl!, are u s u ~ Lansinj{, Mich. MI'. Frink's bro- for iqtoxication were Glenn H. Kirkpat • ck P $3"'" cause. This ~~~e.:t the deform!- tiler, ~ichard Frink, served as Graper, ~2. S. Luc~s , street, $22.50; rl ays uu best man. Ushers included Julius Everett R. Klumforth, 1307 S. Linn Fine on OM VI Charge unknoWp. '; Trd~men' . La~derd aie ot Toledo 'and Allan street, $17.50, and He'rbert C: Rath, . . served In Dr. i9~ scoliosfs, iC de.' Jones of ' Tama. Riverside, ,27.50. . ' '. I Joh~ L. Kirkpatrick, Lone Tree, lUnd " e~1r,' ~aY , .1n"i>lvc PpY81~ 'A rCgeption in the Congre~a- J01m Bradley, Marion, was fined wa.s fmed $300 after he pleaded antt 6r;eathlrt' exercises to poOr posture ' .... .,.L.... b k tional 'Student Center lounge fol. $12.50 tor passing in ,a f19 ,passi'ng gUl1,ty ~onday .to a coun~y att~r­ al'd it is n i ,,,. ; .....0 ' uno ..... ~n ••n"n . ac, shoulder, chest, lowed. the ceremony. After a trip zone, :by Justice C. J. HiJtchlnson. n~y s ,mfor!"atlOn charging him S 0", lUI ."-"' abdomlrial and hlp mu~cles. . to Duluth, Minn., the couple will WIth o,Perat.mg a motor · vehicle other factors ihv6tved. ' 'l: ~at,€~ts inay practice walkln, live in Iowa City while Mr. Frink INSUIlANCE QUESTIONS? while mtoxleated May 18.on high- FInt NoW ' at ·· ~l ' bet6te a mirror !o make them- completes his medical training. way 218 south of Iowa City. It is usually first noU~ed.irr ciui. selyes cohaeloUs or disall,nment. questions on old-age and sur- District Court Judge Harold D, dren around' U to 13' years·of a.e ,A curvafure of 80 dell'ees ot' Vivors insurance wm be answered Evans ordered Kirkplltrick's drlv­ -often, but not alwllYs, In '. l:lUl· ~ore can be dlil\llsed If tile pa­ Local Drum, Buglers lit Iowa City's ' U.S. Employment er's license suspended 60 days, dr!!n with poorly _ balanced dietl. Uellt watches hIS po81ute, he said. service oUice in the Community Atty. Emil G. Trott represented Qne of the first inc:l~atiou~ at Rest and. proper diet ate essen- ~uiJdfng at 10 a.m. today. the defendant. lumbar scoliosis (Where qie.C'Urve ; overwelaM patient may Enter State Tourn,ey is in the loWer part ·of' Jhe· on a reduclnc diet to lessen is the appea1'.Jlh'ce o(one ' the ' spinal Column. Iowa City's Moose-sponsored largcr than the other: ci1rv,atUie ot . the' spino Grenadiers drum and bugle coqiJ! ~ess W~ight, More Warmth in New Fabrics will compete in the first annual HaWkeye ' Tournament o! Drums A new process for treating fa- is reflected away. Tne fabric re- at Cedar Rapids Saturday, Paul brlcs td provide warmth without mains porous, even alter the l'iqeUer, tournament chairman, weight and bulkine£s has recent- treatment, and will absorb per­ ~ift saiQ Monday. Iy bebn dey eloped by a national spiration. This factor makes the textile firm. ,process adaptable .to clothing for The tournament will fellture a I 'the treatment Involves impreg- all climates and seasons. p~rade through downtown Cedar qatin( the cloth with aluminum Chemists report th'at cloth nap ids beginning at 2 p.m. The snd other metallic powders. All treated by the IDetallic powder' main compctition will be at types "of fabrics, including cotton, method is 12 times as warm as a llawkeye Downs at 7:30 p.m., he can be .processed by this method. fabric that is 10 times as thick said. - The technique is based on the and heavy. Drum and bugle corps units tact the,t as much as 85 percent Possibly this new pri)cess will trom Iowa, Illinois end Wisconsin ,qf _~~ body's heat Is lost by ra- Introduce a starHin, trend ' in

hil:hlightsWill appear ot Inthe the affair show will and be the a ~1"H0nThJ newin coldfabric, weather. embodying me- dresswill ,no thelonger inventors be necessarysuggest. Itto J!~m!la!illll!!!!g!!~~II.1 demonstration by the Sharvin taUic particles, reflects this heat bundle up in a heavy coat during po~t Red Jackets, 1949 American back to the body. Icold weather. .A light coat lined Legion national champions. . In summer, when the heat out- with the newly treated fabric will Sponsor of the tournament is Side the body Is greater, warmth suffice for the most extreme cold. the Cedar Rapids Boya drum and .• I bu,le corps .

Prof. Reynolds to Teach ,Iowa Union Dining Service Summer Anatomy Co~rl8 I

" I Prol. Albert Reynolds, DePauw i June 12 - August 9, 1950 UftIvtrslty, Greencastle, Ind., ar-· rived In Iowa City Monday to Air Conditioned leach a course in comparative anatpmy during the summer ses­ lUftch ' ~ - , ... ,,~ ,1:00 to 2:00 Sion. III . Reynold, . will replace Prof. , r Jerry Kollros, zoo)o,y depart­ ~afeteria ., P", $:00 to ':30 .'.' . hlent, who went to UCLA, Los WEEKDAYS 11 :30 a.m. • 1:00 p.m, . Angclel, Calif., to teach for the aWUmer. 5:00 p,m .• 7:00 p.m. • SUNDAYS 11:30 a,m, • 1:30 p.m. Canvas of Ballots Set By County Sup.rvi'olr. . . . ! • , • Ballots cast in Johnson county Soda Fountain dllrln, IlIIIt week's prlmar), elec· " lion will' be canvaBled thl. morn- WEEKDAYS 6:30 a.m. • 10:00 p.m. 1q by the county board ot .uper· StJNDAYS 9~OO a.m.· 7:00 p.m. vilorl at' the courthoule. UNIVERSiTY;. '" .. .p BJ"...... , Raturila from 21 townships and , . nlAe Iowa City precincts wlll be Soft drlDlcI. ScnuIWlell'l, Ct;atettel, Ccmdy ad counted for the flaal official prl- G\IIIl at an tim... ~ry Int,"l~ , '~~'~5;;~~'~- 6~~~~.:';;;;;;;;_.R:;;· ;;;;:'-~'M_;;;;;;;;;~~ '-::-~~~~~~=~~~~~"~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~.... ~~~...,.~-.~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~-- PAGE FOlJR - THE DAILY IOWAN. TUE DAY, JUNE l~ , ){I :> O

, I • J' . .. • '. ~ If T . Cards (all on Sunday G.me Fine Pla.y ' Start~ Today in S~~ ·te 1, tJ~lor \10 lourney t~~£:~~~!:~:~:~~:f~t:~:r~=~r~~~ ~ Witl SU I's I hihitiOIlS W,·nn·ers W,·/I A d van' c eM ' I K II (H tid' L ' B ff e . L d C I~I~:I~:~/:~~:ee~~ II) ~~:~ ~~~ni~ldle~rm~ aPr:~~:~; eX Prof . E• I major crisis in the sport's helr-' night game could be considered . .," ." '. .us,e e , 0 eague . a 'ng eo S ~ thc' fO lln, o archy, for previously Chandler' iI1eg~1 under basebal\ law. 1 Nt· I ._-,...... ,..",+,.,..,. haB ordered the date changed and "Their interpretation Is dUfer- festiva l hUI Ta A_ me S r a r a ·, ana Pirctes' Kiner Leads I Doby's Average Drops ' the club refused. ent frOm mfne," Solgh said: "But pvents, bllt . 3 " k Fred M. Salgh, president of the the Cardinals are willing to abide By HOBUT DUNCAN In Homer Department 3 Pomts In One , Wee Cardinals, said Monday that the by It." iCll tin g in I Dally Iowan SpOr'- Editor game, which he Wanted to play l!utSalgpl "1ade It certain that ,til ~e res ults NEW YORK (JP) - With the CH ICAGO (JP) - De t r 0 I t's Sunday night, July III, will be the neVoi dnte was not brought Young golfers from around the state will start medal play at St. Louis Cardjnals taking over George Kell Monday led the played instead Monday nliht, JUlyl about by Commissioner Chandler's sO l' s fine 8 a.m. today in the qualifying round of the state junior amate ur the National league lead, Stan American league batting race 17 . He said the switch wile made order. ITa m"' Cholc golf tournament to be played on the Finkbine course through Musial has opened up a 37-point with a .381 mark as the erstwhil e . , 1M 35 pi edge in the batting race. MUsial pace-setter, Cleveland's La r r y 'open( Friday. is hilling .384 on avcrages includ- Doby, slumped 33 poin ts to a Over 105 golfers registered Monday, according to D ave Can- ing Sunday's game. four th-spot .362. nOll, chairman of the m eet. Brooklyn's Jackie Rob inson is Official fig u res computed Tournament officials expect at It,U-DouKI.s Nelson. Hmnplon; Rob­ second with a .347 mark. through Sunday's games put Kelt Record, Yo'ui corah. It:21-Jlm O",.n. C.dar Rap ids; David Duke Snider, Brooklyn's brilli- climbing six points during th e least 50 more entrants today, ert Frl.dl. Waterloo ; Rog.r Feitstlli. De­ ant young center fielder, moves past week, in Iront by a two- brining the lil t of total partici­ R•• ••• Oskalo",a ; Frank Sut LO I1 . Cli nton . into the picture witli a third point margin over runner-up ,Walt pants to about L55. l': 2 ~lm W~1s . D ecorah; P ete r Wahl, place .344 . The Duke picked u p Dl'opo of Boston, who had .379 . Any male golfer who doesn't Vietor; Curtfs Hass, Charlton. Summer l Activities IO :3.l-Donald Eslic k. Ma rshalltown; eight points and moved up from Other leaders included Hoo t reach his L9th birthday until af­ John aUlz. Hampton; Jhn Mercer. Wa­ verly. sixth place. Evers: Detroit, third ahead of ter July 15, 1950 is eligible to II:.J!-Jlm Lynch, Waverly; Chuck Enos Sla ughter, the Cards' 1 play in the tournament. Hlrd. Cedar Rapid s; Donald Terreli . Ox­ Doby with .363; Al Zaril a, Bos- ford . steady veteran, is fo urth at .339, ton , .361; J ohnny Pesky , Boston, In Pictures State Champions It:4l1-Dick Lynoh, Waverly ; John just a point ahead of Eddi e Stanky .349; Dom Di Maggio, Boston, .34L; , Llndenmeye r, Grinne ll ; Lee Murphy, Fort Among the cntr:cs Monday were Madllon. of New York and Andy Parko of Ted WilliamS, Boston, .333; J ohn- t' ~ golfers who took the first four Jt:W-Dlck Berry. Muscatine ; Jim Chicago, tied for fifth at .338. STAN MUSIAL TEO WILLIAMS ny Groth, Detroit, .332 ; and Phil with places in the sl.ate high school Waoren voord . Cedar Rapids; Jack Wolter Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs 37 Point Lead Leads Homer IIitters Ri zzuto, New York, .330. I MASon City. has taken over the runs battea !j tournament held this spring. The II :OII-AI HoIlma n. M"scaUne; David four, in their order of finish in Johnson" Cedar Rapids; Jimmy Menges. in lead with 43 and Ralph Kiner Boston's Rcd Sox continued Grlnt)eJl. ot Pittsburgh is back on top in their domination of specialized de- the ~ tate meet, are: Hap Miller, • II : IO--Jlm Donohue . Muscatine; J ohn ef West Waterloo; John Mc­ Lubhen, Cedar Rapids; J ohn Marschl1 ll, the home r un derby. partments as well as having five Hampton. players among the 10 top batters. Guiness, Des Moines Dowling; 11I17-Roberl Nelson. Hamplon ; Jack Don Webber, Ames, and Tom Nletzel, MU8catine; Bruce Louden, Fall'· Williams, continuing to lead in • Washburn, Davenport St. Am­ field. homers with 18, moved into the lI:H-Jerry M•• rdlnk , M"scatln.; Bob , hrose. Moorman, Cedar Rapids; Ted Stevens. lead in runs with 55 . Williams O. lw.ln. and Red Sox team-mate, Vern To be eligible to play in the "~ II :al-Bob Overholtzer. Ida Grove; Stephens, shared the RB I lead • national junior amateur tourna­ Jim Yuill. Cedar Ra pids; Larry Tld ­ ment at the Iowa S t at~ college marsh. Oskaloosa, with 61 each. II :3l-Jim Percival, Marshalltown ; Kelt was the front ma n in hits course in August, golfers must Leon KruJi e. TJpton; Fred Peterson, Red first qualify in this state tourna­ Onk. with 75 and two-b!lggers with • ment, Cannon emphasized. 1J :4i1-M ll ler Ream Jr .. Cha rlton; Jam.s 18. Doby and Philadel phia's Bob Brady, Tipton; J oh n. H azen, Otlulllwn, Dillinger were tied for most stolen The top seven in the state meet U:';:!-Brean Kneetsy, Ottumwa; J im will advance to national comPe­ Robertson. Anamosa; LuVerne Sl'nith. bases, five apiece. Des Moines. tition. In addition, two alternates II :GII-Wallace Sheets. Tipton; G.orge W L I'CT. to the national tourney will be Clnrk . ottumwn ; Bill Wolf. Falrrteld. Sl. Louis ...... RU 17 . lI:tR • ENDS TO Il AY • l,!:t6-Charles Danielson. FalrfieJd i Bl ooklyn ...... " ,'!" 10 .MM , " SONG IS nOR'll" selected in the Iowa City meet. Bob Estle. Mount Pleas.nt. Philadel ph ia. . . " .• '!7 tfl .1l"7 " PENNIES FROM II EAVEN" Scharf's il 'lour complete outfitters After today's medal and quali- C hlcaro . " . .. , . . .. . '!:, ' J

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