Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1949-09-04

No Paper'Tuesday ~ The Weather Mc.tly cloudy and mDd today with In o~£9. v cnc of Labor Day and in or wld.ly scattered .bowers or thunder de, Iv .ive the stai! (I v1ct.kencl _c ..- ahowertl. High temperature yes erday, lion, 'lbo Daily Iowan will nol be IJub owan at 73: low, 54. HIQh today. 78-84: low, SO- Udtec TU9Sday mornlnq, 1868 - AP Leaaed Wire. AP Wireph:>to, UP Leased Wire - Five Cenla Iowa City. IOWQ Sunday. September 4, 1949 - Vol. 83. No. 236 65. Irate Senator Sizzles Answer To Johns,on's Flying Economy Labor Weekend Toll WA, IIT .·GTON (VI') - Au irate 1;'llil tOI' "'limed j)pfensl' creta)'y Louis .Johnson ,Yl'st ('rday t hut he 1Il1l) hn \'1.' to start paying for lti" own air·pl~nl.' ridl'li if he ('lIts mil C.·(,(, 11 i I' tlJ\'(' 1 for l'ongress. 'r h ilt hu "POOll WII!; tllI'own at til(' . ~ r,·~t81'Y by , en. Elmer Over 100 On First Day Tholllll R. Oldl1 ., chnil'man of 1111 Ilt'metl St'I'\'i l'('S IlPPI'opriation ·;ubcol11 mitlpl'. ----- I've '~~ver Seen aOrunken Cow ... ,J ohnson h /1 ,1 w l' it tI' ll 1'110111111> I Eight Persons a lew days ago informing him that WESTFIELD. N.Y. (iP) - Have you ever seen a drunken cow? th ere would be no more military .law's Arm Vtluinllrlan C. L . Ullrich ha treated about 25 of th m in Ihe air transportation for congl'ession J)sst Ie" du)' . Killed in Iowa al commiltee ~ traveling abroad. Johnson County Sheriff He blam s it all on Thursday's windstorm. Th wind knoclced He suggested that the congress aOWII lJulihel Co l gre n appl s. The COWL at them. The appl s f r men could save the taxpayers' Gets Bail Jumper m nl d in Iheir st.m chs, forming aleohol. Traffic Crashes money by using commercial air The cur; pi nly of war m blankets, sodium thlosulfal !. an linES. Robert Eddy, "lew York, CIUCAC 1m - True to runn, returned to Johnson county jail untidot and adrenaUn and calfeine as stimulants. th surl,\ lIut-of-doo,lrll of n.illions The Oklahoma Democrat told yesterday through a chance meet of Americans on their Iss! summcr Johnson the seCretary's economy ing with Sh rift Albert J . (Pat) holid y br ught acddent I tl 'Jlh proposa L will be considered by his Murphy in Cleveland. to OVl'r 100 p I'sons Yl's 'ruay in subcommiitee. But he hinted h first day uf Ih IUIlt: Wt kend wra th[ully lhat the senate could M:urpby went to Clevelllnd YI,lgoslavia Denies Fear Thursday to wck up Eddy who Fl asant wpa th I' from coast to do little penny-pinching 01 its a is wanted here for (orteUure of coast c used h 'IV tr v I by 3uto, own. a. $2,500 bail bond on • bur&, ~ u s, rullroad and mI'. Thomas' reply sIzzled. He ask 01 Invasion by Russians larly cbar&,e. But a& 0:30 p.rn. (Iowa 11mI') ed Jobnson tor aJI accounUnr ot Cleveland authorities had pick BEU'RADE. \~ U ,0. TJAVIA (AP) - YU ~vsl8\'i ~' I 'r· 105 p an 0\' r the nation h;1I1 all the airplane rides he has been reported kill d In lid, y takcn at government expense ed up Eddy about two weeks ago day deni d its r ars any Russian invasion. on another charge and had re A r purt Ih t it i. thinking in t rms a possibl Red army accident. TratCil' deat"s tl't I, '1 .lnce he became, defense secre or 92, dro nln&,s (lVI', air crashes leas d him on $500 bond. attack wa caliI'd pure gut'. work. tary. two, lid ml cellaneoWi Ilcath! Murphy was eating brea kfast in (At» Wlrepbo'.' And the senator said he wanted An offi{'ial statl'm!'llt from Marshal Tito' g'ov('rnm('nt aid: six. a restaurant in the Ohio city .. n thl' l' ond of thi month, thl.' Unit('d Prl', , print{'(l nt'WIi to know how mueh free llying Vegetarian 'Tillie' Enjoys Her Cantaloupe One of tl e most tragic holiday President Truman and other exe Friday when Eddy walked in. He from 'officiaL Yugo lav 'O UTI'!',' waived extradition and returned SIX-MONTH-OLt> KITTEN "TILLIE" has jU8t finiShed her cantaloupe dlnnfr. The youn &' f~lInf', weekend in Iowa history np cutive om eel's have been doing. to th!' ('ff!'{'t lhat th!' Yugoslav pear d to b in lht> making on the He said maybe the taxpayers coUld with Murphy to Iowa City. owned by Mrs. R. J. Morris or Waterloo, sometimes east tbe rInd 100, Tlle .bove III lure orters II clorlal iovernment i, suppo!edl)' consid proot tbat TIIIII' IIllparently ellJo 8 her ve&,Uailon dl t. sta t 's high woys ye terday 3 ft r save something, too, by cutting out Eddy pleaded not guilty Oct. ering the possibility ot an Invasion LeHer from Agency 4, 1948, to all Indictment char&, ight penooll 9 di d in Jow l!'UfllC that kind of junket.ing. Of Yugoslavia by Russian troops. crashes. Thomas told Johnson tha~ his Ing him with bur&,larly 01 the "U II officially ltat.ed tbllt thll Of 'Five Percenters' The dad: subcommittee wants a full ac Igma Alpha [pslJon Iraterulb news to tbe effect lhaa Yu,o Edward W. Barth. till. Klln count'n~ by Sept, 20, coverln&' bouse about July 9, 1948. Troopers Ordered to Robeson (oncert Area lav official cIrcle. mllde IUch CU" Mo. all free ~rips made In govern He was bound over to the grand To Be Investigafed HI wife, Alma, 5 Kan- $ tlly. ment aircraft since Jan. I , by jury lor trial Jan. 17, 1949. He PEEKSKILL, N.Y. M - Three tl!ement I, In ordinary fabrl President Truman, Vice Presi hundred state troopers moved into cat'on and arbitrll')' &,uesswork WASHINGTON ()p) - A lettpr ~Irs. Delen cobb)', 35. von was released on $2,50() bond posted Arkansas Governor this area yesterday under ordeors dale, 1\10. dent Alben W. Barkley, the by a Walerloo man, but did not Financial Conference of . the correapo.ndent 01 the from a ~ubllc relations agency of from Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to Mrs. Nancy lie I ~ p, 48, J.. hl. h. heads 01 the armed forces and appear for the scheduied trial. fering to help busines..~men gel Add A prevent riotlni between "pro United Pre In Bel&,rade." Mrs. ;un tc ady. 65. On~low, other members ot the execut.ve "anythtng done In Washing'on" bra.llch, as well as by COllgress ------resses mvers Communist" supporters of Neiro For Britain's Crisis (The United Pres! in New York Iowa. was tl~rned over yesterday It) sen mt n. Lightning Damages singer Paul Robeson and hundr ds had no comment on the denial Paul ChI! ,t r, 18, Albia. One of 11)e mGst publicized air of wur vet rans planning to dem To Open Wednesday Immed ia tely). ate investigators of fiv per~('ntpr' Ru~ ell MarUl''', 1'7, MOIlCi('rllo. plane "junkets" made recently was College Structure On Federal Bonus onstrate against him. 'lito's ministry of In formation The agency "modestly admitt d" KellneOl Hutler. 19. DenIson. also de,.ied II Voice of America havinR "ouJled 0 few rabbits Ollt Ba rkley's flight in a military plane Ten Ion wa amountln&' over W A~H1NGTON (A"}-For irlm The Bllrth und MI'. Scobby IOW A FALLS ()P) - An early DES MOINES (JP) - Gov. Sid the concert Robeson Is schedul months to come, Britain apparent· broadcast which said Belirade had of hats." It promised tbat all dit.d when their car era 'hed into 10 Paducah, 'Ky., where the vice complained to the InternatiOnal president kept a "date" with MrS. morning firc which partially de McMath of Arkansas got vigorous cd to &,Ive thl afternoon, and a Iy must rely on her dwindllnr ,.n business would be handled In the rear end or a .luwly moving Danube commls ion about the pre Carleton S. Hadley, a St. Louis stroyed thc main build ing of Ells applause when he declared at the> veteran counter - demonstra sources to cope with the doll r "strictest contldence.' truck on highwuy 6, foul' mill S tion. Dewey ordered ".11 avall sence of an armed Soviet ship Sen, Karl Mundt (ft-Sm, widow he is sUPpoSDd to be ro worth Junior college here cau ed Am vet fifth annual nationaL con "risis wcst of Adolr, y ~te\'d ...y. damage estimated at more than Ilble" tate poUce to OIl' scene. Officials noted this ye,tErdllY Ir on the Danube river lust month. maklnr the letter publle, 1011 Mrs. Heslop WitS kill d and two) mancing. Barkley packed a three vention yesterday "We do not ask piece band into the plane with $50,000, Dean J ohn H. Hill said In New York, U.s. District Judge measur!:s of po. sible American air "n Is otticlaU), Ilnnounced," reporters he hid rertn d It to other p rsons were Injured in a him. ye~terda:y. ror handouts." John Clancy refused to Issue an I' pc rt d re dy to b ubmitlE'd (l th mInistry. al d, "that tbe the .enate Invutl&'IUon suh. two-car collision at a road inter Thomas' subcommittee was Classes will be held in tempo":' As an oraanion.r of the Amen mjucnction to prevent the veterans the forthcoming top 1.'veJ Am ri news about this complaint I. nn- oommittee .~Ir. "It appears to liection La mdus boutlaW"'! of Furl can - British - Canadiall ti l1ancia rlu wltbln lhe cope of our In planning a trip around the world rlll'y quarters in the Congregation can Veterans ot World War II, from massinll In Il "miles - long" true." Dedie. conrer~n('E' they are ulmo ( veatlcation," he said. this fall. al ch lJr~h and the college library parade aloni a highway ieadlng tu en· Mrs. He~lop W:lS riding in /I C:Jf he was discussing in his address til' Iy long ronge in eft ct. (In New York, a Voice of Amer when school slarts Tuesday, Hill the galt COU!'l:.e where Robeson will The committfe Is 10 king int r, driven by Thl'ooore AIH!I('Wfi , to the convention the subject of The m tings have nothing tf Ica spokesman declined comment.) said. sing. I he v tcrans have planned the activities among others. 0' Duncombe, when it collide.i wlLh a federol bonus to vel rans. He do with continuing Mar ,holl plM However, the same source said, agents who hire out to help busi The building was struck twice 01 southward mlrch along the sam!: one driven by W~rr It SchndcK(', General Short Dies assist~nre. a voice broadcast yesterday car by lightning early this morning 3aid further: highway on which Robeson sup nessmen seeking IIcvernment con Callender. Alldr 'ws was i Ijlll I The reli f prop()~als were wOI·k· ried n statement by a Yugoslav tracts. during a severe electrical and ·'It Is not the purpose of this porters will be driving north to suiously and Schmud,,;,o,! ' urf('r~,i organization to condud a raid get. to the concert. ed out in u WE k 10l'lg prt'!imlnar) ~pokesman denying that Tito':! After 3-Year Illness rain storm. The .b laze burned out expel" The comm[ltee's publit' h . Drinl!~ u brok n Wrist and f.;c cu' on the U.. treasul'y. It I not survey uy p('onom!(' nf the overnment had made such a com . . the entire top flOOr of the three- Police announced a helicopter three countries which ended hen now re c~sse? for :It 1 ast 0 month j' Mrs. Ie ' rty WIIS the fir l DALLAS (iF') - Mal. Gen. Wal- story building and ihe resi of thl! our purpose to become a pres Nould hover over the iolf course Plaint.) were hIghlighted . ,'ly t slimon,)' t.rafflc vi tim of thc holicia Friday. Thes ~ullg(;,tion' ore be I, ter C. Short (ret.), 69, army com- structure was heavily damaged by sure group for veterans wbo did today to relay reports of any vio (In Paris, KlrUey Mather, an about favors which Maj. Gen ing sent to London oml Ottaw~ Harry H. Vaughan, President Tru- period. he died I,nd scven mander at Pearl Harbor when the smoke and water. wbat they were sUPPo!JCd to do lence. County sherilfs deputies American proiessor, said Tito this weekend. Thcy wll1 torm the man's military aide, did lor some others were Injured In D tltree- as U.S. citizens. .lnd special deputies of the county doesn't expect a Russian attack on Japanese attacked on Dec. 7, 1941, After an inspection of the build- basis of an agenda for the main ot his friends. I car col1l~loll near Nort.h EnlCli It ing, Hill said the west wing could "We believe in the policy of aid park will aid the state troopers. conference opening here Wednes· Yugoslavia but is prepared for it died last night. be repaired. Records and equip- on the basis of need. We are in if it comes. Mather said he had Tbe prjDtea. form Idler Friday 111 &' hI. , . The "Westchest41r County Law day. whJoh Mundt passed on to l.tart Chesler was. LOlured fatally 11011 His physician said Short had !l men !. were moved to the cenlral terested in providing for vE!tl'rans' and Order commHtee," which Is lunch with Tito last week. He This will bring together (h r InYestiraton wa. from the Earl ~our oth r AlLIS ~ouths were hUi t chronic heart ailment. part of tbe building. widows and th~jr urphans, ond spollllorin&, the concert, said the higbest cabinet orricials of th( quoted the YUioslav leader as say Short's son, Maj. Wal ter Dean ______O. Noyes ..enc)" "public relll- 111 a tWO-CUI' collision on hlgltw.l:l the veterans with ervice-connect time .nd mcthod of tbe NeITo United Slates. Britain and Cnna mg hc had been on bad terms tlon. eounnllon," wltb offl ~e 14 , seven mile north of Newton. Short, said his father "took a turn ed disabilities-to see that they baritone's arrival would be kept Wi th Marshal Stalin since 1944.) New Hurricane Heads da in II search for means to cope In the Wa.blnrioR buUdln&' her.. Marugg was killed and another for the worse yesterday." have adequate pensions and med secret, but tbey expect.ed police with the mergency which hac For the put week ~n have Short, then a lieutenant general, Toward Florida Coast ical care." cooperation I.n &'ettlne Robeson clOUd ed ptstwar recovery pro spread throurh Europe aJld Am Mundt said the agency's lelle; I youth was hurt when their car was relieved of hI s command with was given to him by a lellow sen- I overturned on a gravel road four Arter McMath's address he In Ilnd out of tbe area. spects for Ih entire western erlo. that KUllla Is sendlnr in 10 days after the Japanese MIAMI IlPl - A new hurricane world. ator who In turn had rt'ceived milcs norlhw st of Anamosa. presented an Arkallsas razor Committee spokesmen said lost trooPA to the l'ul'OIlav "rder. A bombing raid on Pcal'l Harbor boiled up i n the Atlantic ocean back ho&, to Iowa's Gov. WII Severol score experts who made it !~Om B' manufa~tur er. lIe de- Buller was injur d tatally when hurled the United States into yesterday and was heading toward week's riot at a scheduled Robeson widely-publicized one aafd five elined to identity the other seno- his car til'st collided with u tru k Uam S. Beardsley, who bad wel concert near here was an attempt the preliminary study lailed to World War II. the Bahama islands and the Flor- eomed the convention dele&'IlUs. Cl me up wilh any general solu ~oviet divisions were rroaped tor. on n narrow bl'id~e and then was A few weks later, he retired at ida mainland, "to lynch Mr. Robeson . .. We do The letter was signed E:lrl C struc.k by a second uuto. The ae Highlights of the Amvet cOn not want to give the hoodlums a tion, it was made plain by offi In Romania and Hunl'arY Dtar his permanent rank of major The Bahama islands were put cials with first hand information. Noyes, and Mundt said he tel! thl' cident happened two mile); south general and joined the siaff of the on a hurricane alert at 6 p.m. vention are to be a decision at an chance to get lit him lI!Jain ." TUo's IronUer. senate committee should look into of D nison on highw;1y 5!J yester- undesignated ti.me whether to ~'ord Motor plant here as head of ([owa time). Veterans' spokesmen, however, In Washington, Seeretary of his operations. I d:lY afternoon. the traffic department. The storm was 900 miles south- merge with the American Veter said the Robeson supporters them State Acheson said such reports ans Committee (AVe) and a clos Republicans Name His Son said Short retired from east. of Miami and was moving selves provoked last Saturday's appear to be part ot a war ot I ing address tomorrow afternoon his Ford job nearly three years ago toward the coast at 12 to 15 miles riot, and any veterans who took New Fund-Raiser nerves. U.s. and British diploma Black Gold Pays in Nebraska because of his health. ber hour. by President Truman. part 1n it did so as indiviCluals. tic sources In London said they'd ------They said today was planned as WASHINGTON M - Chairman heard nothing to Indicate the re~ a "peaceful prolest against com ';uy G. GabrielEa n continued hi ~ ports were anything but rumors. Iowa' 5 Governor Gets a Razorback munism." ;alvage opera tions on the Repub American army circles in Austria 1'be veterans were steppln&, Lican national committee yeslcr were skeptical of the reports. up a. campalen to brln&, veterans lay with announcement that Sin Belgrade itsel! remained calm from five slates to swell ' the "Ja ir Week s of Massachusetts had lmid the 1I00d of rumors. ranks of their parade. M.n)' been l1am'd to. fill the party's 1950 PeekskUl famlUes offered to put war chest. up out-of-town veterana In their Weeks is a Ilr.lnufacturer .a n:! Physician Reports homes over nl&'hl. ~api t ars t who knows where the Dewey branded the concert "a money is and who has it. lie als, pro-Communist meeting" but said is D liberal R publi ~ an. He su ... • Rutledge Improved, the right 01 aswmblage must be ceeds Harold E. Taibott as chair respected "however hateful" the man ot the Republican national political views of its members. , linance committee. Remains in Coma Local police estimated as many G::lbrielson, himself, becam.! YORK, ME. (JP) - Supreme as 100,000 p rsons might pour into larty chairman only a month ago Court Jus'ice Wiley B. Rutledge this area today to hear the con when the cDmmittee rel'eved Rep went into his seeond 24 hours ot cert, demonstrate against It or Hugh D. colt J r .• of Pennsylvania com:! yesterday. come out of curiosity. by a one vote margin. It was a He is in York hospital, after bitt ':! r contest. having suUered a cerebral bem Chief charge against Scott was orrhage. that the money bags could not Six Trainmen Injured Rutled,e's ph,sleian, El hear his pleas for money. The Dr. Tower. reported him u ccmmittee w:lS he3ded \'or bank m., In Head-On Collision ruptcy under his management. !' 1J~htl,. imPF2Ved ph,llealb al thoul'b stili uncollSClous. MOLINE, ILL. (iF') '- Six train- - . ---f'-'-- A' 7: 1'1 p.m. (Iowa time) Tower men were injured yesterday in a AFL Unlon Of IClals Ask said "There has been no change he~d-on cOIli.sion of lwo freight ' Merger with Rival CIO in Judice Rutledge's condition." trams two mlles north Of nearby I The former dean or Washington Briar Blut! in Henry county. CHICAGO IlPl - Otrlcials ot a university and SUI law schools The most seriously injured was powerful AFt. \jnion appealed yes 'n tt'red thp hcspital a week ago Lee J . Kennedy, of Galesburg, Ill, I terday fOr a merger of the AFL yesterday. He had been vacation who was severely burned by and CIO. ing at nearby Ogunquit, a seaside scaLding. Kennedy and the' Prl'J. Earl W. Jimerson and Sec live resort. others, who had slight cuts, were retary-Trea urer Patrick E. Gor Remalnln.. el_ b, In the taken to Moline public hospital. man at the Amalgamated Me:lt The others are Frank J . Bell, 48, Cutters and Butchers workmen hnsplt:J1 were RatledJe', wlte; Galesburg; Alva A. Reynolds, 49, cailed for an end to the "unpar hIs s ~ n. NeaJ. and hJs Ibtarlden. WESTERN NEBRASKA OIL FIND PAYS OFF fer Mrs. M:try En Colchester, m., Daniel Signore. 30, donable bickering" between the MAry Loa and Jeal! AM. inr, Gurle,. Neb•• who beams u lIbe displays the Ilnit monthly roy The 55-year-old "liberal" jurist paid Nebrl1lk~ lOW " lAP WI •• pb ••• ) Blue Island, 111., James Bunyea, two organizations. alb ebeelu ever lor 011 produced trom a western A S GOVERNOR WILLIAM S. BEARDSLEY boldl the ear or a r ••orbaok hoS' prnented to hiln by 34 , Blue Island, and George Siever, They issued a Labor day state- hos been a member of the su wen. The Ohio on comp&llr 'dlaclovered on her l.tZe-aue f. r m Gov. SldDey McGrath cf Arkans.. (lett) ~t the Ann et. convention In Dell Moines yest.erd.,. McMath rep 53, Chicago. ment charging that the "time we preme court since 1943. Prelldent earter lhII rear. .... now h.. the dlac:oyen well In production. relfDted the animal as the most daDrervnl hi. aide, eonld rind In the l&ate, but Beard.le" who', an old Trains involved were a south- spend In defensive activities" is Roosevelt elevated him trom the Other weIls are belur dar in the area. Mrs. Ecl'inl' •• 60-year-old lannhand himself. noliced reaturel wblch braDdI'd the animal as dOIll ....Cllted. The ho, will be a e n t to bound Rock Island and a norlh- out of proportion to the value of District of Columbia clrcult court widow, 1_ ber busband In 1938, but reare4l to children and re Belldaley'. larm at New V.fllula. bound Burlington. keeping two separate labor groups. of appeals. ....ed her farm despl&e depr.... on yean. PAGE TWO - THE DAILY 10.WAN, SUNDAY, EPT. 4, 1949 ------.------.. Dodger Flag Hopes Thwarlerl as Giants Cards .. Reds Battle To··lS:lnning .. 9-9 Tie Stage 6-3 Victory

,r NEW YORK (/P) - Lefty Monte Redbirds Keep The Pirates Kil l-Off °rwo Cubs Kennedy threw a monk"y wrench Cubs Thrash into the pennant (Imbilions of Brocklyn yest"l'day as he pitched 2 Game Lead " . • the New York Gi an ts to a 6-3 tri ST. LOUIS (11') - The Cin umph over the Dodgers. Kennedy grante:l nine : ingles , ri:;nali Reds and Louis Pirates, 11-7 t h ~ St. waL:{cd ene and didn't strike out Cardinals battled 10 a 15 -inning CHICAGO (IP) - The Chicago : batter. His males were his worst 8-Q lie last night, the contes' be ; ubs slammed across nine run_ in enemies as they ('(Imrun: . inning of a night game startinl/ 11-7 triumph over the Pittsburgh after 12 :50 a.m. ( 11 :50 a. m. Iowa The Giants jumped on starter Piratcs before 13,289 at Wrigley Jack B;mta for four runs in the time\. A double header will be field yesterday. played today. [irst thrce II1l1ings anrl added two Three Buc pitchcrs, c: 1 f( Cham m 0 rein the seventh at the ex What was a wild, free-swing ~ers, Jim Wal: h, and Harry Gum pense 01 Erv Palic". ir.g game fer seven innings , de bert, were victims of the Bruin Willar:! Marshall and Bill Rig veloped in the late stages in a , / . Jutburst. ney collected five of the GianI.' brilliant hurling duel between Hank Sauor delivered the bIg eight hits and drc,-e home two Howie Fox and AI Brazle. EO 'h blow of the inning with a three I uns apiece to Ieature the New teams had frequent , scorinf run homer, his second of the day Yorkel"s !lttllck. chances, but neither was able to and 26th of the season. The scor The Dodgers staged a threat in produce a game-winning hit. Ing ingredients were nine hits, the seventh, loading the b(lScs The contest lasted for four two walks and an error by Walsh. with two Gut but Kennedy wa: h ' urs and twenty minutes. Thf Gumbert fin:ltly ended the string ~ qual to the occns'on and got I!il Cards pounded fi ve Red Pitch en by curving a third strike pust ly Cox tc' pop out 10 end the bid. Ole King Coe Wins One for 21 hits and the Red .\: aHen Roy Smalley. Brookl)n ...... 001 001 1116--:1 9 ~ 'fOP 1I0NOR'l fol' Charley Coe ill the National amat.·ur golf Ebllll' Chambers, who went into the New York •.•..•.. , . l f~1 000 '.!U't-G" . found th e same nu mber of Card Banta, I:;rskfue (;0. Pn1ira. (7) and plol1~ h p at Rochester. N.Y., Coe (right), Oklah(nlla Cit·... j, [oa;nt flingers for 19 blows. eighth with a 5-2 lead over his Campanel li); Kenned) and W utrum. uJa ted by Texas' fluIus King aftcr Coe captured the fin~1 rO!lnd, ex-mates, lost his sixth decision LP·.Banla. The result left th e leag\le-Iead 11 ,m:l l(), ycstrl'd:t y afterncull. Ki ng, a golfi,,::, ullkno\\ll. knockeH against nine victories. Dewey Ad ing Cards wi1h a two-game edg€ Willic Turnesa out of the tourney but couldn't cope \\itb tI'e Okl;. over the second place Brooklyn kins, who stopped the Buds in I.he IlOma swinger in the fin als. Dodgers, who lost yesterday af· middle rounds after Walt Dubiel Rain' Slows Drills ternoon to the New YQrk Giants. was rOll ted, earned the first big 'eague victory of his career. The Pirates collected a dozen For Iowa Gridders hits that included Ralph Ki~er' s Coe Crushes King 10 Triumph Bosox Keep Pace Rai n rurtailed any intensive 40th c:rcuit blow with one on. rUlsbu,.. h ••...... • 103 000 1112- 7 I') I practicc for the low'l football By Whipping A's Chicago ..... ' ... ,010 00 1 0.,,-1 I ID I squad yestet'day with a blackboard C ha m bell. Walsh (tn. Gumbert eM) drill takint:! the place of an early Il nd ntcCuJl ou, h ; D ubiel. A d ki ns (0, In U.S. Amateur Golf Tourney BOSTOl'f UP) - Supported by a Chipma n (9) and Owen; il KS: P"h . afternoon workou l. l usty 16-hit attack, Boston's sur 1J 0 PP t Kf n u; ()hl·Sauer (!!). WP .. tI· Coach Eddic Andcrson had near ONE DOWN IN A TWIN KILfJING as Andy Palko, Chicago Cubs center fielder is forced at second In kin,: liP-Chambers. RO IlES'l'ER, N.Y. CAP) - 'lull'll's ( '01', lI'ith all HI ~ ~ol. prising Ellis Kindel' yesterday ly the same units running play, the second Inning of the Cubs-Pirates game. Secon :l Base m~n Vanny !\1urtaugh of the Pirates gets 0 ' [ ('nl1lity or ;l ~i~al' ~Iul'l' 111<1i;II\, t'1'lISIH'd lii s ('tll'p-rl'('p npillhbrll, pitched his 13th victory for the inside the fieldhouse later in the a throw to Johnny Hopp ou first to ratch Cubs Fil'si Baseman Herman Reich, completing the double Hilfus r(illl! of' "'il' hita F;JlI~, 'j'l' .~., 11 <1I1d If) .n SII'I·dll.\' tn b ~tlJ llff Red Sox, who walloped the Phil afternoon as he h ad on the out play. Reich tapped to Shortstop Stan Ro jek to start the play. The Cubs won, 11-7.' adelphia Athletics, 10-3, before Phi's Slap Braves door practice field yesterday. Soon 1hr aJllall'1I1' king' of the lU";. 21,26 9 Fenway park fans. after the rain stopped, the team Cop, It Jlative of At'(hnol'C', , The victOTY, second successive Stock Car 'aces Feature continued the session outside al Okla .. bllt now iln inslI l'IlJlC'(! AMERICAN ASSO IATION over the A's, kept the runnerup On Three Homers lhough the field was pretty well broker in Oklahoma City, t h us Tnledo 7. Jlldln"apo(i. a Sox within two and a half games Labor Day Show at CR Reynolds'-3·Hitler Slops Nats PHILADFt PRJf\ (JP) - The soaked. takes Ihe title into the southwest ~~~~~'.bIC,t~· ~:o~;:~~I!';'k.c '~o InnlniOl Philadelphia Phils hit three home of the American league - leading CEDAR RAPIDS - Eddie An The morning drill outside was for the first time since the meet UI1S, including a gr:I1l'd slam hom New York Yankees, who won. derson, Grinnell, winner of .the WAf-;HI t\OTON (AP) -=- Allie Hp,Yno lds was almost perle(" held to limbering up while the en was established in 1895. "Do!lrs Open 1:15" Each of the Sox hit at least 100-mile stock car race at the ~'cs tpl'(lar as hr pit 'hed the Nrw Yorl{ YOllkrcs to a br illiant (j_(l r by Andy Semi nick, yesterday lire day's drills were light. Glenn The defeat wa~ the most lop once. Bob Doerr belted his second Iowa State fair in Des Moines tUI' ('-hit triumph ovel' the to trounce the Boston Braves, lO Drahn and Frerl Ruck called the sided since C.B. MacDonald rout t homer in two days and his 16 h Thursday, has filed his entry in \Ynshir .~toll se Ilfl t OJ'S· plays for the lwo top units as ed Co.K Sands 12 and 11 in the in The Braves .cored two l'UIIS in of the campaign, i3- two-run at the distance event slated Ior La- The victory enabled the Yanks they ran through non - can tact nugural lourney in 1895 and was Browns Tip Tribe he first on ,iJ;gleb by Eddie Stan fair into the screen in left [n the bar day afternoon at Hawkey£' t:J maintain their ~H, game lead plays. accomplished before the biggest ,y, Marv Rickert and Tommy fourth. Ted Williams rapped his Downs here. over the Bo! Ion Red Sox who ------galleries :ince World War II. ,With Late Rally :iolmes. 37th of the campaign ltl tl'te eight.h. Two other winners of the 100- dcwned the Philadelphia sthlet- And at 25, Cae is the youngest Phll.drlphl. IlOO ~M 00/1- n 4 I mi l£' passenger car events, JIer- ics. CLE~LAND (JP) - With Man· Andy Semi nick hi! his homer in man to wear the crown since Wil Hf\ lou " 000 1!~1 'H. -1ft 111 ., he same inning, scoring G ran K'lIrH~r, JJirrlfJ (7) and A5trolh Kwd "ld Rllrl-anan o( Shreveport, La, Reynclds, In posting his 14th agel' Lou Boudreau on the bene! lie Turncsa look it as a 24-year ! I :lOp T bbroUs:, II R 80S UClt"tr. Will 'Ind Iltll Ilunison of Topeka, Kan., ' li h ' . {amner and Dick Sitler who had old star back in 1938. f,ln:. 1.P.KdJne-r. "iumph ~nd second shutout of the weanng a s ppel' on 's injurer MAJOR! I ad tiled ti1eir entries previously. 'inglehome run of contestants [01' the crown TUfnc FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (JP)-Top- the first but was erased on a dou- nant contenders yesterday and he year m the third. Mike GoJi StmiiL~ Bettenhausen of Tinley Park ~et sa vacatecl Friday by losing to the a new world record fo r one-mile seeded Ted Schroeder was car- ble paly. I beat his Indians, 4-3. t hit his se~c.!1d homer of the clo\'{ning King. Coe's game was rl'ed to the liml·t 01 II've thrl'll- The rh!hthander held the Sen- B b F II d h . t k car in thc eighth with two on. NATIONAL LEi\GII~ flat, dirt tracks yesterday in his 0 miS 01 IV L PCT. 011 predLc, King's friendly. ators hllJe!s after Stewart's blow e er ma e t e a e l!'lston . • ...... , ~wo fill 00(t- t1 t) f one mile time trial, th Em went on packed sets in the sun - bathed until the seventh inning when Ed- walking Jack Graham to open thc St. Lout., . , ... . . ,':0 -IN /I~" C )~-pc5ed, impassive and mer · h iJ~dc l l'hl...... 11 I 010 :10>.-10 IB I ...... ,.nIl:IVh ,.... • 'i-t /'i l .flln '/ to win the 100 mile A.A.M. A. na stadium yesterday before he sub- ninth Roy SI'evers popped out but Dil li . t\ n t ' 1JH~lIi (I), Barr~U (H) and ciless-ll'vellC'd with aJl his superb die Rcbinson be a t out a hit to . , ' HOlSton •..•.•.••• 111 (j'~ .r-W 1:1 tionai championship race. Betten dued Frank Sedgman, the 21-year- Dick Kakos unloaded a , t'1I ple to ialkeld. LivJ ul'stOH (1;); Jto berts (',.-It!) 'VhHa.dr')Jltta. ••• qr ll:l .M'.! II ('quipment in the afternoon blJild ~n d Sf'mlnlck. t ,P·1f1l1l (t; .. I). .' RS New York . Wi j;~ .r,n,,", l il t hausen's time in the one-mile time old Australian champion, and R?okie ~irst Sadlcr Fenton Mole. center that scored Graham from lem ln Jck. En nJII, Ooliat. ing a fivc tIP arlvantage on the VIU~h(lr('_ ... ii' '0 .149 trial wa!:. 35.92 seconds. squeaked into the semi final round PlI1ch- Hitler . Sherry. Rob.ert~o n Iirst and tied the game up. Then Clnrlllnati . fil • • t ..1U:l ~7'1. app!e-cheer,ed Kint:! ill the morn a Y g Chh'OIKO ., .' •. .iO HI . ~K~ :11 oI the national tennis ehampion- Ibuntwed sh !el 1~ thf~ ellghth Innll1 Les Moss singled Kakos home ill[{'. 18 hole round. ships or ill lI1g t on s ' ma sa f e ty. .... h t . d th . . . "\ ' I~A ' • .!: R l) fn "S SCORER THREE-I LEAGUE . New York ...... 01 0 012 101 -69 0 WI .... w a plove e wmnmg run. Swartzendru ber Nrw l 'ark H. Bruoh,Jvn a The champion towers 6 feet, ene Philadt1rlhla flI, Bot ffln II Quincy 9, Sprlngf·.Id ~ IW .... IJI ..ton ...... 000 000 006--0 3 3 St. Loul. . .•...... 001 OIl I 0Il ~ 6 J inch. But he wcis::h <' 11 I y 135 Rvan<' II" • -, e 2 \ VESTERN LEAGUE Reynold. ( II_I ) "nd Silvera: Soa r- ~:I.v'!.n d ...... "'HI ~'Jt\ '''1\.-8' , fo Enter Iowa ('hlr""o II. rifl V" Lanirr <1-:}) Jast minute and pas[cd all chance PlUS thus ending a chase that had car no,ton at r'hilltde1Ilhin. (~l - ~8ill ried several c:>lleges to his Well- ( 10 .. 1:1) and Bickford ( I I .. H) '8 IlDrow~ lor practice swings. CAMI'UR ( 'A ER" DeBona's 470 M.P.H. New Bendix Mark (I~ .. IJ) IInci Donnelly (':- 1) ______-: ______'______man doorstep. - "Nov('lto"':::' in Col or Ann; l\l('A/II Lt: AGt l ~' Jet P·lane Also Earlier U1is year Louisiana State w L I'CT. Gil Zuber to Pitch Amana's [ - .. ate ",e\\s - [Jew Swartzendrubel' to the LSU New York ...•... it) 1'7 Ji'!7 California to Ohi 0 - tlie Quick Way campus for a weekend "fishing" n".ton ... . 0 • 79 r;~ .110:\ Last Game of Season Sets N'ew Mark CIM'rland .... 7t) til oMU trip but the high school track, Delroit ...... 0. 71\ aM .5H I Bill Zuber, former New York Philad elphh...... 67 Il~ .fillJ CLEVELAND IIJ'I - Joe C. De- football and basketball star turneJ Yankee and Boston Red Sox r Ch hmro .,~ .. , 0, • .r,;J 77 .4118 2M pitcher. will be on the mound for Bona, movie star J immy Stewart'., I , . ; down the oIfer a [ler the trip. St. Loul...... AS 8~ .ano ;nl~ W•• hln&ion .. 1" ~;; .:tU :l7Il the Amana baseball team when il rac1l1g protege, smashed all rec- '. During his high school career YIl8T1i:RD V'S SCORES he helped Wellman set an Iowa £letroit 5, ('Jllearo 'l meets Norway at Middle Amana ords in the 2,Ol O-rui le Californi3 St,. L~Ulls I. Cle,' ehnd 3 on..,Labol' day. Game lime is 2:3() record for consecutive football vic New l"ork (I, \Va"ihin~ton 0 b Cleveland Bendix trophy race tories. He will try for a spot on Boston 10. l.1hilll.lleJplth... ~1 p.m. yesterday and walked olf with a the Iowa freshman squad. TODAV'S 1' I'rCll t;RS The game will be the final coo Chlu,n 111 Dt'lrolt - PIt-rtf ('1' .. I!!) , 'J test of the season. A large crowd $10,000 prize after streaking here I NrwllnUler <14-9) WIl·K1NSON 1'0 LAICER St ..... ul. a t C(e, da"" - Papal ( 1·7) is expected. "".1) at 470 miles per hour. V8 Oarc'" ( II-A) 'l'UES J) ~ l'· Salt Lak e City, (JP) - 11 e r b New Yor k at W a.~hJn,to n - Lopat Zuber was traded to the Boston Victory was sweet for Wilkinson, former star baskctball ( 1:1-6) "~ a lIarrl. \:1- 1Il Red Sox in June uf 1946 from lywood real estate man and trans !'hll .delpb ln ot n ost"n - 1'0",1 .. ( I '!- the New York Yankccs. He ap FI H;tJ'llTl!l:lOl Ii I player for Uta!1 universit y and R) " . Bl ollb. ( Ill -ll or nt.n.rn,oll (r.-Il continental speed record holder, , UI satd yesterd a y he had signed I peared in 18 games and finished Chooc;a Your FClVorite!' because he handily whipped two \ coutract to play profeSS ional EXHIJUTJON FOOTBALL with a record of five wins and planes entered in the national Phlladolphla E."le' 4~. Drtr~1t Lion. H l lwO lcsses for the American 'Ja ~ ketb a ll wH b thc l\Iin!leapol s Nc~' Vn,."" Vl' ...... p ,,, .... ,...\ • ." • air forces opener by Paul Mantz, Lakers. rhorlol!. i1pper. \[nd.1 7 league pennant wmners. the man he never has been a!lle to beat personally. t BOX on'l CE OPENS 6:30'J ENDS t ~IfO W S AT 7:~0 - ~:3 0 I NOW TUESDAY f On Ul1hwf'Y --a-westrnrrlhtiTi"e1 At Iowa City According to the Iowa Civil Aeronautics oHlc'! four P- 51s and one B-26 passed over Iowa City about 1I00n, nylng at :10,000 feet. Joc DeBona, w'.,ner c f the race fro m California l:lnded In Cleveland 46 minutes a fter pass'nr over Iowa City.

Mal1tz, t he movi e stunt man and racing pilot, decided against so nally flying one of ,his bright red F-51 mustangs this year, leaving their fate to Herman R "Flrh" S 3 1~on, Van Nuys, Cai if., tcst. pilot and Stanley H. Reav er, Glendale, Calif., Mantz chIef tcst pilot. NOWI Reaver trailed DeBona's slate- BENLIX AIR RACE WINNER. for propellf'r plalJes, Jo .. nco ona (l eft) , Hollywood real estate de a Ie r iARSlTV (OM'O.t •• L~ cooi gray F-51 only by minutes and who II C8 for fun, leans Ir(' m his plnne 10 greet Actor J am es Stewart and Mrs. stewart. Fer winning thf ?nd. MondU Ju; t behind hIm wa s ~alm o n ill 2,(HO ITlle race y('rterday the Californian pkked n p UO,II00 In first place m 0 n e y, He averaged 470 the number 46 mustang with 'I: Iles n.ll hour In the race from Ro sQ mond L.y La~ c, tJalir. to Cleveland. Ohio. whic:'J cc;hf Milntz4'80 ,4 23 set mph the inprevi·1947.ou s rec-' ______.. -;;;;;~:;;;~:;;;;;~:~__ was m~:~e:n~;~4~~:C=:S 4e~~~~r~! Tiaers B ~ at White Sox]5-3, for 11 Out of 13 f!Ef'1ff'f1 Bent willi Mautz record of 4:26.5~. DETROIT (JP) - The Detr'il s ~ ores they needed :>nd p: nned ... ___ DeBc,na took off with 5 compe- Tigers won their 11th game in the Ihe deCent on Eill Wi"ht. It wo NOW ENDS TUESDAy nors li t ~o s a mond D~y l i\ lrf' , Oal- I ,'.)~ , ' .s, Yl ;[ !'01l.V, Lenting his l::th I ~£ s agail]st 11 wi.ns. 1J , :It 8::10 (10 1 '1 t'lIIt). . it H.' .. "ll.:, ~. lI. [. -3. Vic \Vrrlz' hnmn run inh the BETTY GRABLE laJ. Vrrnrm A. F reI, Middle" Ted nJ;',', 'j';, I r " ulhp1W. , )ll11~ h ' I dct ·loJld·:- IJi.; 19th or the I ~ - ~ t'm, P.l., :lir!ol'c P1Qtuipl com '.~t .ill ' 01 IJ , niull! ',,0'[ I V" thl' . ear 1)' (; iued the other Tiger I i _DAN DAILEY n .oJ pllut from JUiddl tvWlJ, I'ii., :\,('31' •• caLI"t an equal number of . al'}' '1 ll.(' f:Uh ..T -:>h tl.w nnsin. today that may last through most on or Mr. and Mr.. Thomas C . Ir. and Mrs. Pvmr07 reo of next week. Pumroy or ottumwa. d ved lhelr B.A. decrees In JIII,.- Mrs. Carleton S. Hadley, 37- Vows for the s'ngle-ring cere· holoe, rrom UI In June. Mrs. year-old wJdow who has been the mony were r ad by the Rev. Pumro), wa a member of Phi object of Barkley's attention for Evans A. Worthl y before mem- Beta Kappa and active In Town the past several months, said the bers ot th Immediate family and Women. he aUended Grinnell "Veep" is due to arrive In St. friends ut th home of the brJde's 011 Ke for :Ie YUt. Louis this evening "and probably parent.s. Out of town guests were the will spend several days In the M Gret hen Fieseler of Co. brldE-troom's parents, Mr. and City." ralvl\le ",as Mrs. Pumroy's Mrs. Thomas C. Pumroy, Ottum Barkley, at his home in Padu maid on honor and Mr. Jean wa, Miss Je nette Tenmte, Ch l cah, Ky., said his schedule tor the T. Pumroy, 114 entral park, cago, sister ot Mr . K.W. Spence, next few days isn't complete, "but brother of the bridegroom. serv- Iand Miss Tenmte's roommate, I'm gOing." ed a bat man. Miss Mildred Noem, auo of Chi- Neither the "Veep" nor Mrs. After September 12 the bridal cago. Hadley would I8Y what their plans are during his visit. The attractive _ LA widow said "no plans. Period." She parrl d al1 questions about her friendship with Barkley w1th Personal Notes her usual "no comment." Althoulh Mrs. Hadley said the "Veep" will probably leave St. Mr. and Mr . Arnold Oehlsen, Dnd Color do are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wedn day nilht, the couple 8().4 Ronalds street and their son, Hugh H. Keasling, 610 Finkbine may be together again during the TUE FlRST ll-YEAR-OLD BOY SCOUT in the Iowa. Rlv r VailI' ~o un c ll . Kine- feWllI1 m. III pinned Robert, will leave loday to sp nd p rk and th Ir son, Hugh. unveiling of a statue of Benja wllh a. Boy Scout badge by his mother. Mrs. B.D. Me\ 1111 ms, Klng's falher. A ~ I I nl eoulm ter a week In 0 levan, Wis., at th min Franklin at Sprln afield , lll., Jobn Montgomery whq tutored KIIII. Scout Excl'ulive Martin L . Hunter and Council Pre Ident Vester home 01 Mrs. Ot>hlsen's parent.s, on Thursday. mark. King wa.s reaistered with Coralville Troop No.7. Dr. and Mrs. O.R. Rice. Mr. 0 hI Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Hamilton, Barkley Is scbeduled to apeak s n Is the a sistanl director of 218 Stadium park, will entertain at the ceremony and Mrs. Hadley the univer Ity bands. MI'. and Mrs. Harold Schlotter of l'IDEE IOWA MOVNTAINEER mile happll .. the, .pJaah In has been invited to attend. On Am s during the Labor day week Sept. I, he will address the Chi Coral'ville Registers Firsl 11-Year Old Seoul Visiting at the home of nd. the cool water of Terminal I a k e, AIl8t1n pa , lIeather meadoW&. cago executive club and a labor and Mrt. Evan A. P t rson, 1017 reeruUoD. aru near Mount Baker, Wa blocton. The tbree (len to picnic in Chicago, less than 300 King McWilliams proudly wore -----...------Finkbine park, during the Labol' Mr. and Mr . Harry G. Nuna n.bt) , are Mar t b a Ann Isaac , route 4, Iowa Ib; John HeM, miles from Mrs. Hadley'a home. his new Boy Scout uniform and the flag," Klng said. "J tied a few troop and Barney Dennis Is Scout- dol' weekend, wiJI be Mr. and mak r, 507 Pinkbine park, will Charles HeM, Charlea City, and Del Balsler. l\1onUceUo, alona with Today's date wlll be the first the "Veep" and the widow have Insignia yesterday. knots, learned about 'bandaging master. His assistants are Mont- Mrs. Chari s Loehrl In of Evans I ave W dnesday for a week's va It other Iowa Mountaineers ('limbed to the top 01 lount Baker, He was the first ll-year-old lad and what to do if someone's hurl. gomery, William Kennard and ville, Ind. cati0r in Rochester, Minn. They had since she pent a weekend at w b III b ri_ in the ba kl'1'ound. bout 22 mountain ellmben are to

Miss Mary J ane McArdle, .' r)nugh1er of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. McArdle, Milwaukee, Wis., became the bride yesterday ot 11 a.m. of Mr. Lyle William Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller, 920 Ginter avenue. Vows for the double-ring cere mony were read by the Rev. Peter K. Flasch in the rectory of SI. Catherine's parish in Milwaukee. After September 15 the blidal couple will be at home in Iowa City at 1030 Marcy stree1 while Mr. Miller continues his studies in civil engineering at SUr. • Mrs. Miller is a graduate of Marquette university at Milwau· kee, Wis., where she was altiliated wHh Thetu Phi Alpha. Mr. MIiller, who will begin his third year at That old saw about opportunity is dead wronl. SUI this fall, is manager of the Miller B------rothers Lumber Co. Every payday, you have the opportunity to do Brown and Yellow something about the things you want in the future. All it takes is a little slice of that pay check in First English Lutheran Church Lead Fall Colors vested regularly in U. S. Savings Bonds. Two of the colors lor women':; There are two ways to grab your weekly oppor- clo th e~ which wi ll appl'nr in thl ~ Call's fashion r:.r .. .:~ are ch utney, tunity, Both painless! Automatic! Sure-fire! Church Grows in 94 Years a deep nighttime brown, and cur ry, n savory yellow. 1. Sign up in your company's Payroll Savina. First Meeting Held on Old Capitol Steps; Chutney is a. good color tor ac Cessories and will add a nice touch Plan-get a Savings Bond as often as you want! Present Building Erected in 1893 to the clothes in your autum n 2. If you are not eligible for Payroll wardrobe. Gloves. a handbag, or Savin,., Under the leadership of the Rev. In that year, a new church, the Ralph M. Krueger, pastor, the hat in chutney will add that final. sign up in your bank's BOnd-A-Month Plan present one, was buill Eighteen touch to your fall outfits. lirst Englisb Lutheran church in ministers have served as pastor of Suits, skirts and jumpers, all and get a Savings Bond every month! Iowa City has grown in member the c!lurch within the Iqst 93 chutney in color, may be worn years, Rev. Krueger said. sbip since 1938 until today when with blue, yellow and a variety Then sit back and watch your opportunity lrow two Sunday morning services are Today, the congregation of the of colored bl ouses. Acceisories of necessary to accommodate the First English Lutheran church in bigger and bigger. You see, every three dolla" you almost 311 colors can be worn large congregation. cludes about 500 baptized members with chutney suits. invest brings back four dollars in ten year•• First meetings of the English and 300 active members. The A curry waistcoat with a chut Lutheran were held on the steps church itself is a member of the ney skirt produces a lovely com of Old Capitol, then called the United Lutheran Churches in bination of both colo rs. Try carry state house, in 1855. Membership America. ing a pair of curry colored gloves then totaled Congregational activities are di 28. with your new fall dress. In 1858, a wooden frame church vided into four groups, church was built on the site of the pre· men, women, young people anel sent location of the church, on the children. A program of weekday Officials Probe Attempt comer of Mar~et and Dubuque religious education is ma inliiined To Set Bus Depot Afire streets. for the children. rrom then until 1872, church .During the coming s<: hool year, Iowa City police yesterday werr WorK at the F irs' English Lu h the church is undertaking 3 pro· investigating a rep tied attemp eran was discouraging and several gram of evange\i ~ m along wi1h to set fire to the Un ion bus depol Umes the congregation was close regular congrega1ional activities. hue earlv yes terday m, rning to disbanding, and development of Plans are also beg'nning for the Dr n Coffey, local cab driver, re the church was near a slilnd still celebration of the church's cen· porled the fire which was starfeel with a membership of only about tennial celebration in 1955. in the men's rest room. Officials e 100. The First English Lutheran said a sweat shirt had been placed But, In 1893, the Iowa City church sponsors a Boy Scout troop on a partillon in the room and church became a mission church in the Iowa City district and Is Ignited. and from that time to the present the co-sponsor of the Lutheran This is the second such attempt This Is an official U, S. TretUUT)' ildvtrtlJmwnt-prqtnt/ IIIIikr ausplceJ o/Treasury Departmmt and At/veTtlnnl CDflltdl, the conllregation has been con student house, located at 122 E. here in recent months, officials ltantly Increuln,. Church street. said. / PAGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY, SEPT. ,. 1". . . Mounta in Dew The Daio/ Iowan Progressive Ed uc"o"tion in 1840's (lJy TilE CEN1'ILAL J'ltESS) I ment!l, Lc Zidcs bcar ~l. which came ;n!:! th. ir l.1nl "11" l'l this !i':ociI Children over 8 years of age wile!] tile cOlllmuJ1lty eldel'~ a :; in I'calo in&: ESTABLISHED 1868 fhould have no more than fuul' IgJ1~d hcrnrs for the lcuchel' !t, "I stn thin~{ ! ng cf glin~ t:> in· ipg mt :!fing, this elening, in bo;lt SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,--- 1949 ----- hours of schooling on a winte" li\ c In. day, nOLO more than five in the E,lul;:!ion::1 barh'rollll. nd cYllerhln' to tl1c rule (if elic3n 11 riihll1cl;", rut }' ;11'~ "&I • dva.neci .Ix montbs $S.6/); thret month rBE M. POWNALL, .. a bUlb.. hOl.;r. Younger ct>ildrcn, those nn '{hree.' p :tllishctl. It, too, 1·, uJ u any i~u •. 'L.tH). By mall in Iowa 11.00 per yel' ARTHUR. WIMEIt leI' 8, should have no mcre than ... months ':J.OOi lhret ntonLhs $:~. An As.lsb.nt to the Publl.her "If a ~t, a::glcr suppoc' c'l to un · Ira'i:JIls, and in its prefAce il otber mall IIubscrlptlon. ." per yell. JOHN. 8. DAVENPORT half an hour 5tudy Ilt :J 1im~. l jl' meanings by gram it has refused to enact into law rather than the number of lawG • '1 a bOJ'ate fepe'itilllJ < and com establishing the President's program. In 1819, education in America il1 a tion ~ . nune diagrams and pi c .v os j ust l;eginnin~ to stIr itsc!: urc~ h ellJed the pupil see JI). his The most striking conlrast between the 8h I congress and con . nto the brond avenue that tldoy mind the meaning of words . gresses immediately preceding it, is in the J'ailure of the 8h t con ;s paved with the most democr'lt i' Levvitt's Easy l.cssons, pub gress to complete within a reasonable time, the regular appropria system in thc worl d, and that in· 'ishcd in 1947, help;)d pupils to ,lion bills for the present Ilscal year. Within the same lime limit the eludes the lar!,(esl, best equippec ;'cmembcr not to forget pl'onoul1c- HORACgMANN preceding congresses completed action on them, congres~ could and qnd the highest llrlvanccd curricu undoubtedly would have adjourned by the last week in July as pro .lums and teachers. vided in the congressional reorganization ad. It was just 100 years a.go that If and when congress completes action on these appropriation the issue of free tal(-supp')rtcd Unemployment Claims Lower bills, congress could and probably would quickly adjourn In order scbools for aU children had WASHINGTON 11PI - The lcbor fleeting decrca ~ cd unemploymenl to get back home to discuss Issues more fully with the people be started to make its impact felt as the dominant educational lepartment reported y[)sterday and the reopening o[ rlosed planls, fore returning to the next regular session In January. Interpreting the News- theme. Inemployment claims cropped last according to the department. In my opinion, the unprecedented delay in completing congl'es In almost all areas, It was the week, with a new low for the year But .orn e dlUps, the department lional action on the regular appropriation bills may be encouraged local district that determinec' "ec.; rded for initial claims. said, resulted from expirati:n of Initial claim. decreased 15,700 and may possibly even be deliberately designed by SOme members of 'Forcible' Yugoslav Revolt where the school was to he 10' wor!,cn ' unemployment bene/it :J a low of 2S1,OOa indicating a congress in position of inHuence and leadership 10 force consideration cated; how ii should be opel" tee' righls. 11 .:dded lh at state reports ontinuation o( the downward ohow 80n,lie') workers u. ed up by congress of the many pal' t s of 'the admini[.tration's program on and how much money should bE rend in layoffs, the department their insurance rights during lhe which congress had not acted. ,,1Iocated after all othel' monic! Not Russ Aim, Stdlin Claims :aid. first half year. The number doel Be that as it may, the practical effect of such dela,y makes im were turned over to other goVel'tI ' C<'I1tinucd claims of persons un not incJuOe veterans whose "52. By Sigrid Arne, for M. Roberts ment agencics. po~slb le a close association of individual congressmen with their con J. Jr. ~ m p loy e d for a week or m::>re 20" unempl:J:v ment ill. urance ex· stituents from Aug. 1 to Jan. 1 as contemplated by the congressional «(iP) Foreign Affairs AJla.IYS~) Schoolhouses were seldom larg vcre down 50,000 to 2,138,700, rc- pired July 25. er than one room, and the numbe' reorganization act. Stalin's quarrel Wit. h Yugoslav- I qf the present Yugoslav glbverll he having the j Itt c r s of pupils accolTlmodated were U tends to take away from the people their most effective COIl ia's THo may have gone far be- ment, and the world press so l'e over the effect of this Idea of many, since rid-time familie.:; be· trol over Congress Itself. During the war It was necessary to keep yond anything Stalm expected. corded it. The world press re WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR tossing out THo may be having Iieved in large numbers of chi! congress in almost cont:nuous session and the people of America In the last notes thO' two ex- action must have struck home in (1'uetlday . 8eJlt("Ulb~t fl. lOll) 12 :"0 p Ill. N c w ~ 011 premiers i.n the other satel ri ren. J ~: "!i r ,In . Snort ..; T Ime accepted that program as a necessary war measure. changed are ideas that make it IIHOSCOW, b ccause Stalln's ncxt "' ·"n n 01 . The Echoolhousc ilseH was us>! ' fl1 n rrlil'1f! Cbl1PcL 1 :nn " .In M1I 91r,,1 Chats look as though the quarrel has note devoles several para~raphs lite capitol~n Gottwa.rd or 0,15 a.m. News 2:00 p.m. N e w ~ With the J'eturn of peace, however, the peollie of America will :lily of cl a pb03rd const ructh n n: :,1 a.m. Organ Stylings 2:15 p.'ll. SIGN on' grown much bigger than the lwo-j to explaining that the C~mmllnist Czechoslovakia, Bierut of Po 8: "5 a.m. Chllr('h III the Wildwood KKUl not long tolerate any political manipulation that deprives them of of nation squabble it started out to party never takes "forcible" ae- land, Rakosi of Hunga.ry, for maybe with one CO,lt paint 0;00 a .In. ProLldl,v We HaH 4 :~ n p .m. StGN ON clme personal contact and consultation with their representatives in Five or SIX small windows fur 9:30 a.m. Music You Wanl A· ...Il n Ill . nnllf'· PM. be. I tion. example. All were tapped (or 10 :00 B.m. TUIlC Dltstp 1"~ 5:00 p.m. 'Rhapsody In Rhythm co n gres~. nished most of the summer lighl It started a year ago with the I He goes back to a party con their j0lll! just as 'l'ito was. J'I :30 a .m. 'rhe Bookshelf 5:30 pm. U.S. Navy nand I am glad, indeed, that the house of representatives has madr and the winter he,lt came frem : 10:45 a .m . GUardians of Your Health 5:45 p.m. Errand of Mercy Cominform (the Commun'ist In- gress in 1907 when the Menshe Moscow must l'cmember w'th 11·0n a.m. NC?'WR 6:00 p.m. Dinner Hour known to the world its inlent to return home at t his sea~on and r huge slove in the center of th' l, · t"

(For Information regarding c1l1,tes beyond this ~chcdll l e, see reservations In the office of the President, Old Ca\lltnl.) I A Foot in Mouth -GENERAL NOTICES Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan has devoted a ,lot of time, during the GENERJ\ L NOTICES slJould bl' deposited with the city ClHtllr o/ilte past few years, to putting his well-sized foot in President Truman's r ally lowu,n In the ncw ~ r J nm in East Uall. Notlo'cs 1:1\:sl SUblll itled mouth. I y 2 p.m. the day prccodllJg £lrst J1ubllca llo l1 ; t.;IC .V will NOT be Vaughan seems to have an uncanny knack for saying or doing acrcptcrl I'y trlcllhol1c, and mURt hr. TYl'EI) OI~ IXGUlI.Y WRITTE:i and 51G'IF.D a rCSPonsible pr rson. the wrong thing-a knack that has caused the President no end of uy embarrassment. !\l'i\RT:\tf:~"rs 1\:, :> )lO(l'll" I'l l ~ r\ ~(' .I'(' r~nr ! i:Jg 1'00'11 i" ]I. \'.\11 A"J 1': !< r l' n th is f ,II ",,", ry .' nfl PX ". t1, b~ Ii" IIlI :1:(,1' Through it all, Mr. Truman has stuek at the side of hi ~ mJitary may be lis eJ with the O!C CJlrt- n m In n: Ofl [I.lII. 1",,,"11," Inl" U2n aide. Whatever else may be said, the President has been a true friend. nus Huusing Burcnu by dialing Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:001 noo[ However: it would seem that the friendship pJ'opo ~ ition has, been 80511, extension 21nl, before Au g. on SatllrQa~' Rnd no Sunday ho~ pretty one-sided so tal'. Mr. Truman has pulled Va ugh a n out -ot 15, as freshman orlchliltion ac- Olhrr lrJrarics i:nd reading roo'" tough spots by virtue of his Chief Executive's position, while Vaugh tivitles start Sept. 15 and classes I' ill have their hours posted an has continued along his blustery way. LABOR D'AY, 'rHE FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, means a theaters and other placel of amusemeht remain open; restaurant begin Se;;t. 2::. ---r day of. rest for m\lst Americans. Tilt office worker, salesman and workers work ~arder on boUdan. For these workers Labor Day IF Vaughan wanted 10 compensate for his misdeeds, he would do UNIVERSITY LIaRA~I~S and rRC'tory worker brenk AWRY Cram thrJr dRily routine tn enJny a hol frCllupntly mrllllR lI/llillng morr limn extra work. (The DlliJ~' Iowan woll to bow out of the poli1icai picture, Vaughan's resignatlon is URRARY nOllRfI ' " l1 AU J{w,1 Ilrnclinfl Rooms will be cloRed 011 (day. UQwever, for some persollS th hellll, y nmkes uo dllfefenr~ wlU 110t be PllbJJshed TuesclRY morning In abuerv.hcc of Labor lon& overdue, II thrOllr,:' Scrtr!T. h ~r 21 (or MCC. , Labor Dn y, 'Monday, Sep\ember ~ The pollee and fire del1artments work full shins on h\llldaY8; tbe Day.) brille Reallini Room and the ser- 1949. . . ;. ~ mz. DAILY lOW • SUNDAY, £PT. t. 1949 - PAign. ~pon- WANT AD RATES - . k 'I d t d 1 t 1 f 'olary public. mimeographing Dependable radio repairs. PIC -up • ew y ecora I' , eomp e e y ur~ ored by the juni3r chamber c( . .1:lnd typing. iary V. burn, 601 and deliver. Woodburn Sound I' nished apartment in S umm. it commerce. starts tom 0 rfJW t b 'Idl 000 ti f throu~h Salurdn)'. I. D. and T. Bldg. Dial 2656. Serviee, 8-0151. Apartmen UI ng; pera VI' For cor.5i::Cutive lr.~erllOruJ R('~idcnl'c !!3!!7. --- plan. 2500 will handle; balance Ted Fay. chairman of the pro- I Guaqmteed relJaJJ's tor all maJrtea $30 th Di I 7510 jert. y terdilv !'mpha iz('d de- De Day .----- 6e p~r w rd ',u Home and Auto radio!. We pick. per mon . a . • HlI.,unul ::.eLVlces ~ W .r' yin!! fJje~ this fall would re- l'hr..e D Y' ___.. jOe per word up and deliver. Sutton Radio Sen· TrcmsportatioD anted 112 I 1,'aIlY iUu;. duel'pri!:/:. the number hatching nexl Ix Day _ ...... 130 per word Curtains laundered. Dial 5692_. _ _ Ice. 331 E. MarkeL Dial 2239. prefAcc It Available to dri\'e or help drive a Pn- Ko. ef ~-; t ~r- One l\lontb... _ ...... 3ge per word l.url,lins, shln laundered. Dial IUI~u:--==Uaneous fufSale-IOl tir' ,r pot. ,'or t' n car to tbe east Texo ~ areo, lea\' children ir. d:t flrt)('lalmed Ihl II'l'ek for CJasslllL'O U.:play 4:!91. Cushman 1947 motor cooler $130. lng on or aboul Sept. 8. CaIl Ken or JO ~c.n thl' Ilnll-n t'amoalrn and 3 kl'd H~I~~W~--d'------~l Carter, 4191 before 5 or 4541 aIter the ('~pf'ration of ('iti:r:l'n~. One Day __._ 7Sc per col incb ....;;...;.!:.e p ______ante • __•_ Call 3Ill-ext. 439 after 6 p.m. JIlY of C'Jr t 6. •, The wc('k's schNiule In ·Iudc. : Six Consecutive days, r:..p£ ,em:ed gil'! lor general 01- .. , lIIondD." and Tue'day - gen.ral per day ___. GOc per col. Inch fice work. Must hO\'e short I clc, nU,l of b,.,th re:idential and One Month _ SOc per ~'Ol. inch Ilolld. f:"c lIent s lary. Apply in Typewriters bu inl' districts. (Ave. 26 insertions) I r.oll II h' n 5 and 5:30 pm. No Quick Service I WeOne,dny - "Kill th!" Fly Phone Call. . Larew and GJmpany. Slop In ond ee the new Day." Thr ('it.v ~pr"ycr will bl' DeadlJulla . •. at ROAl'r'~ Rite-Way. Yes, i u<('d Oli downlown -trrf'ts ;>nd .. 1- ----~~~~-----r. BO)'81 Forlable. Weekdays ._._. __ 4 p.m. _,_,_u_tl_'_e_::._n_o_lI_w_e_Go_·____ _ S_l We repair all makes of type- you'l! get quick .en'lee on aU I y • nu. in.~5.n('n and hruseh'lld Iypes ot repair.. And there's no Saturdnys ...._. __ . ____.... Noon :'.11' ,,\ c t youn;: bride was In- writers. Victor Adding 1\1 al'llllle, crs arc urged '0 ~pray their homes for immediate delivery. ucrifke n( quality or workman ~ and bll.I'nRSS "'Ia(' . Check 70'" Id In the lin. t O\le ,I Iflllnf d hy her mother that hus- \.: J' .ppeaNi. 111. Dally low. n ("an be f'\'- ship, eith('r. You get th(' tops In Thul'sdll\, - thr citv spravrr "J>OnJll bl. lot only on. Inron•• ! lnwrtlo ... I mls un:> ilnimal" th(lt can'l I'.:!- WIKEL rep3i. al low prices. will IH' I{ I'd on lh(' ~ity du~o 1Il'lllber the w fe's birthday, but and PO! Ibly the alleys will be ,'III utways remember h rage. Brine Ad"ertl eml'n! to Typewriter Exchange Roge r's Rite-Way spray d 11 'Iin. \1 I) """od hme at the ANNEX The Dally Iowan Uu Inc.. OW~e Friday anti S'lturda.v - thl' 124 ~ E. ColleG~ Phone 8-1051 ! Auoss lrom the Strand Theater Ba~mellt , £3 , Hall, or pholll: pra.Ycr will hI' "'I'd on ~chr-ol Hooms lor Rent 91 rouneh as a (ll e:lsc prey!'nti\'e 2 double rooms for mcn. Phone nH·q"~II·(II. • 3217 - 1126 RO<'he tel' Ave. ('11 II,. lilt In tl!'rlor Char l l'~ • J . Srhlndll'r lind Ih.. junior 4191 L..rgc front room (or m n - West AN SUI MEDICAL STUDENT, MA TER SGT. Robert Jonl1son Jr. (second from IcfU, '''ltthe. pera· dlambrr rOO1mlU('e rc-C'ommtntl ..ide. Dial 3408. I'd 1111' ro l1nwin ~ m"J\~url' s; lion of II. strhlped down teletYlle unit in the officers department at the Fort 1'IOl1l11oUth, N.J•• ,,1 g n n I Rent That Extra I Clean up and dcstrC1y dceaYll1l1 \plol oved double rooms ror men. scheol. He .~ one of ;~ /; rIlU\1 III mcmull's II. I IlC ,·... "'H·d R!'~erve !'OfiIS 110\\ on tt'lnllOrary duty thcre. The General Services 3J mailer. Ui"l :!327 or 2656. schcolin&, ends 011 Sept. 22, with s-raduation cllI'emonics at Fort Monmouth. -_...... 2. Ute in l'dieide p ri dically Of' Bendix .ale~ and service. Jackson's ull ('\/'(I bl'l'l'ding plaNS Electric {Ind Gitt. Wanted - to Rent 3. W" It ,,;Irb;lge Cilns frC get Nuch fast Many new students and faculty members are already in tioned while serving in the US. turned to alarm. One o[ the !tllle conversation. garbag!' ('ans reslllt~ berRlIse Ihey're rend 6. U (' ill~cclidd(.' on gl'ounil n(';l1' '"l(l'l'ly by oll!'!!aln hunters. town looking for housing accommodations lor the coming yem. army. Holway visited Japan last f Hows even came right up to the But this yel\t· you he"r, "Whnt gser Rand;r:! of lI111fk at thl' Uni\'E'I'sity or Thompson Is 1110 t \ll'olllillcntty Califlll'ni", fur two years. The new understanding between known by li strnl'l's in' tois coun- From 1939 to 1941, lIe wns Final Union Services the two races serms to be pointed try for his songs, although 11(' dlt('rtor of thr CurtiR In tiLute Scheduled for Today up in the case of the telephone. wrote many orrl1l' tral \',ol'ks I>f 11l~ic in Philadelphia. Sine(' Th e Ias t 0 ! ',eh 1949 sen. cs 0 f La~~ ,summ.c r.. tu call ar,Duno which runk high ill AlIll'ric3n cIa - 1111'11 hI' hilS hrltl a music l)rO rive summer Iowa City un ion would have lned th.c ?otlence 01 sieal music. ft·',or ..,hi IJ [Lt th!' l,niverblty of church services will be at 10:45 Job (the man of Blbhcal fame). Ilis "Seeonrl Symphony", th~ugl1 Vlr:.:I."Ila and Princeton unlver- a.m. today in the congregational/ As soon as the o~rator saitl ·eldem played lal,'ly, is especial- I Sit)'. .. church Clinton and J effersoll "mushy - mushy" (Hello), you Iy w~ll liked by mu~lc ~rilics, Thomp.on's rnu.sl~ COmbl!leS the streets.' knew you were in for it. YOlo ilistorlans, [lnd alldlences, fot' It Ilse. of popular Idioms WIth the The Rev. Robert B. Crocker, as- , could baggle and sweat and shOUI seems to cal'l'Y out the composer's basJc and conservative h~rm')mes sociate minister of First Methodist and she could keep saying, "hai mtention to be "primarily mela- and pallcrns. However, IllS works church will deliver the sermon. hai" (yes, yes) for hours, bu.! it dious and objectille." arc noneth(']ess novel. Rhythm Prof. l~ erald Stark has arranged didn't seem to wOlk Thompson was born i.1I New plays all important "olc as does specia l music. IF you were IlJcky enough to Vorl! City on April 21, 1899. slln rOlls ll1c1odtl' passages. lie received h Is ~chllolinll' at l,<1wrcnce Gilman said in :J New Harvard where he was &'radu York Heraln Tribune review: "His atcd III 1920 and received a ~LA, music has hUmor, and warmth, degree In 1922. ami ple();'antn ss; many will !lntl BLONDIE Try and Stop Me it rt:reenble Dnd SOlacing." CHIC YOUNQ At Harvard he studied music T luJllIP',OIl's works Inclnde two ...... ---By BENNETT CERF.-, ----- theory, harmony and counterpoint tonI' !IOl'rrS, " l'iCl'oU and 01 - under Spalding and Hill, and he fllrnu ,. and "The Piper a l tbe AI 1 DIAJ\! Ih'c writer wa ~ tran. mitting a message t.o his 31so studied composition priv;)tcly Gate of Hawn," and two s)'m tribe in ew Mexico when a trl'!'ific explosion not only intpl'I'UI)' m New York City. phonics fur orche 'lra: II. "Jazz ted him , but sent h,im flying int o a liteh twe nty yards away. In 1922, he \\lent abroad and Pocm" ror' lJiano and ort'iI.eslra; It was the atomic bomb experi~ became a Fellow of the American "The Pl.'aet

ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHER1

'rOU'VE eE£N 'ON Ti-lE JUDGES SNORE. W,WE LGNGTH 50 LONG AT HOME, 1r OOESN'T 8QTHER. YOu "" BUT I I~AVL=NT SLEPT A FULL NIGi-lT SINCE COMING HERE! '''' SO WILL YOU TRADE ' ROOMS fOR MINE IN Ti-lE ANNEX? 9 -S

PAUL ROBINSOW

l1WM BAD 10 ~l,llfl8 and ~ . WORSE, Cop" 1949. Kio, Fe.lu,., Syndic.le, Jnc., "'odd ,i&hts [...... ed. ~ cloSl!d oil UN K- ef.lte~ber ~ "1 don't see how they ever remember which is which)" . ' __ 'h ...... -..h ..... " •• ' .•••• _ ...... _ , ...... __ 0 .. .-..... _ •• ' ._... '. PimE tlX - T'RE nAtt::Y lOW .', Sumfi{T, ll'T. 1, l~ Baby, Now it Won't Be Co lei Saddest Day 01 the Year This Riled Navy

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LOOKING LIKE A GIAN'f sWlzzel-sticK In an enormous hlll'bball, TilE NAVY IS RAISING merry old ned over this picture on the Hospital Corpsman Melvyn M. Maid demonstrates the nav y's new wall of a Wash.ngton restaurant in full view of the pa.trons. n 's the submersIon suit in a 32-degl·ee tank of lee water at the Aero Medi navy's spectacular, suppresscd aerial photo of Washinr ton. taken cal assClclaUon meet ng In New York. The suit Is nylon-coated with from n. Banshee ,jet at 48,84 6 fee t by a new type higb altitude cam vatopex, and It will allow Melvyn to spend three h 0 u r s In the era, and believed to be the hjghest aerial shot ever taken. water. Ordinarily, he would Ireeze to death In at mlnulel.

TIllS SAD SCENE IS A CQMMON one all over the nation now that most of the schools have re-opened and ended a summer 01 fun tor kids and dogs. They're still pals, but ~e school bell put 8 a time clock capper on the amount of Hme they spend together. (

Marries His Own Niece flee Homes in Storm

/ J.Jappe~ingJ, '!In :Jhe nWJ Lehman to Run Perseverance Pays

Still Hunting Ark