. ' GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY!
Generally fair and somewhat warmer is ~he wea therman's prophecy for today. Tomorrow will see owan. increasing cloudiness. Established 1868 Vol. 78, No. 182 AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Wednesday. April 24--Five Cents ~~~ __ ~ ______~ ______--...- ~ ______~ __ .__ --__ ~------~------2 Bank Robber Escapes With $19 Robbers Sleal BOdy Leaving Denmark in Conlusion Of Benito Mussolini Russia n Motion to ...... Official Says Theft Reiec~ Calm Manager Keeps Part of Underground $2,450 aut of Sight Fascist Propaganda In Cash Drawer, Safe MILAN (AP)-Swift, expert grave robbers dug the remains of DENMARK (AP)-"lt's just Ironia n D'ispute Fails, ' 8-3 Benito Mussolini from his un I like a ~ircus day," commented an marked grave in the dead of night, oid·timer. Hundreds of persons poured into a ' municipal communique said * * * this little southeastern Iowa vil yesterday, and officials disclosed lage of 150 population. Children finding a letter which said the Qavam See,ks were yelling, running up and President Trumon Sets 3D-Day Reds Refuse 1 body was taken by the "Demo down the street, playing bandit. cratic Fascist party." Town Swamped The corpse wl1s taken night be The one grocery store and one fore last, and the open coffin was Unity in Iran Period of Mourning for Stone To Discuss confectionery were swamped with ~Ct at the grave. sandwich, ice cream and soda pop A,ain Amonl Us ' business. The letter, signed by the party's Meeting to Discuss WASHINGTON (AP)-The na speculation over Slane's successor The court then recessed until And all because the bank was "central directive committee," Return of Province lion will ao inla official mounting was entirely unofficilll. next Monday. QuestionlAaain ~ robbed yesterday morning. said "II Duce s agai n among us. for 30 days tor its chid hlstice, While discussion or possible Draped In 81aek The stranger-anc.\ strangers are His mortal remains have been To Central Control Hariltn Fiske Stone. choices ranged also to Jusllces The high-backed swivel chait· at spotted at once in towns like taken in custody by the Demo------President Truman late yesterday Hugo L, Black and Felix Frank- the center of the bench, in which French Compromise this-first visited the Everett Ivins cratic Fascist party." TEHRAN (AP) - Pre m i e l' directed that the flag be flown at furter, the president could actu- Stone faltered and Was stricken ,rocery, bought a sort drink, ate The party took the body, be- Ahmed Qavam announced yester half mast on the government's ally appoint any citizen as asso- during the opinion-day sessioll Proposal to Packet Dn ice cream bar, Ilnd purchased cause it no longer could beljr "the day he had sent an emissary to buildings everywhere for the per ciate justice 01' chief justice. The Monday, was draped in black. ' Matter Voted Down some white cotton gloves and a cannibal siurs made by human iod in recognition of Slone's "em appointee doesn't even have to be I Five hours after Stone became sack of fruit. dregs organized in the Communist Azerbaijan to invite representa- inent and varied services ns a a hlwyel'. The senate must conri"m I ill, he died at his home at 5:45 p, m. NEW YORK (AP)-Russia by Mrs. Caroline Lingcfelter, the party," the letter declared, con- lives of thllt self-proclaimed public servant." both choices. (CST) of a massive cer'ebral hem- an 8-to-3 vote lost a bitter battle clerk, said he walked like he had cluding: autonomous govel'l1mcnt to dis· A hushed throng gathered in the The supreme court met atl noon morhage-lhe sume ailment to yesterday to take lhe Iranian case a wooden leg. He wore a service Time Will Come I cussions in Tehran on returning pillared supreme court chamber yesterday and heard a eulogy of which Prcsident Roosevelt suc- man's discharge button, "The time will come in which . in tribute to Cihef Justice Slone Stone from Black, cumbed, off the United Nations security Then lhe man-aboul 24 or 25 Benito MussoJini in his coffin, the provlllce to cen(ral govern- while a sorrowing capital specu council agenda and Soviet Dele': years old-ambled a half block kissed by our sun, will parade ment control. lated on his successor-mentioning gate Andrei Gt'omyko thereuporf aiong Main strect 10 the bank through the streets of Italy, and At the same time, Propaganda. most often Associate Justices Rob grimly served notice that he ofCice which also houses lhe post all the roses of (he world and all Minister Prince MozaUar FlrouJl ert H. Jackson and William O. would not discuss Iran again at a office. He IIsked Mrs. Lois C. the tears of our women will not said the red army "rapidly" Dougtas. Des Moines Man Barricades Home; Shoots Self council meeling. Woodrorte, postmistress and man be enough to give extreme greet- Funeral Ttrursda.y Olimaxing a two-hour session ager of the Denmark branch of ings of the country to his great was quitting AzerbaJjan as weil The funeral of the 73-year-old When Polic,emen Fire Tear Gas in Window at which it was ' obvious to a the Farmers Savings bank of son." .- as other parts of Iran. But for chief justice will be held at 1 p. 11). packed chamber thai the majority Wever, to cosh a check. For almost a year the bullet elll'n observers said ihere were (CST) Th,lrsday in the Washing DES MOINES (AP)-llffying more th:lI1 an hour to give hlmself wanted a decision promptly; She said she couldn't cash OJ riddled, savagely-beaten body of no reports here that Soviet ton cathedral, and burial wiIJ be eight delegates kept l!wir hands police attempts to bring h~ out, up. check Cor a stranger. the once pompous Duce had lain troops actually were leavlne the here. President Truman, who now down when the chairman called "Slart filling it up, then," said Anderson appeared at a window in Maggiore cemetery, its location province. must make his second appointment Daniel John Anderson, 31, bar for a vole on a French compromlst the stranger, handing Mrs. Wood only once, Alter a last warning, known reportedly only to a few Qavam's emissary to Tabriz is to the supreme court in less than ricaded himself in his house yes proposal to turn the matter ovec rofte a paper sack and threatening p , Ipakchian, wealthy Persian terday afternoon, then killed him pOlice sent four teargas bombs persons. a Year, was expected by White to the U. N. secretary general :fat' her with a nickel-plaled revolver. cascading through the windows. Milanese councilman Tullio merchani and a former member of House officials to interrupt his va self wilh a shotgun as tear gas a report, Puts $79 In Saek Vallino said the theft "perhaps the parliaments of both the cen cation and cruise and return for bombs crashed through the win Police had been summoned Mon C. day night by Anderson's brother, Only Dele&'ata Mrs, Woodroffe didn't flusler a MRS. L. WOODROFFE was connec~ed" with what he de tral government and the Azer the ceremony. However, news dis dows. bit. She put $79 from the cash baijan government. The prime patches the preSidentiaL yachl He had Slacked furniturc against William, who said Daniel Ander RUSSia, who associated itself scribed as stepped-up propaganda tram with the French proposal in the drawer in lhe sack and said "That's drawer, $2,000 more in the open of underground Fascists in the minister emphasized that Ipak said no change in the president's a U the doors 0 f h is house and son had threatened to kill his wife final confused achon, Poland and aU I have." The safe had a lime safe. Milan area. chian's mission si mply was to in· vacation plans had , been an with pistol and shotgun wdited and five children. Mrs. Anderson F'rance were the only delegates iock, she told him. Actually there The stranger rushed out, raced The discovery of the theft was vite representatives la Tehran, nounced. Cor police to come in after him. went with the children to lhe I voting for lhe compromise. was another $450 in lhe cash out of town in II black car. made by cemetery workmen. and not to open negotiations. S"eculaCions Detective Frank FredregiU who home of her mother, In the absence of the president had known Anderson Cor almost Unable to find Anderson Mon Russia's original demand, con and the White House ,entourage, 20 years, pleaded wilh him ror day night, police returned yester tained in a letter dated April 8, day to find him blllTicaded in ihe Cor elimination of the Iranian five-room unpainted house . question from lhe agendo immed Anderson leIl several notes ad iately, Wall- not- voted upon. / .Lt!ave for .Paris Conference dressed to his children, his wife Then, with members at his ·staft 0;::------. and his mother. stu [fing papers in thei r baas and Roxas observers wonderlnt whether Gromyko would again wolk'out as he did nearly 0 month 'ago, the Unioll Rejects Request Russion delegate mode this state Se,rgio Osmena Goes Berserk- ment: Contrary to Charter For Coal Production "In view of the agreement reached between the Soviet aov Walkout of 65,000 ernment and the 1I'0nlan govern ment on ali questions and in View Drops Behind Railway Employes of the withdrawal at its appeal to ~eama~~G~~~n went sudden_ Iy ~:berserk '~~"~~M~!.!.S~.~on fied the youthful author of the ,flicted~~!~~~!:~ knife stabs in the abdo Threatened Tomorrow the security council by the Iran a navy LST up the Yangtze river carnage as L. B. Smith, 19, sea- men, and was given a 50-50 ian government, the Soviet dele Philippine Precinets yesterday, and in a brief and man second class, of Asheville, N. challce to recover. By rHE ASSOOIATED PRESS gation considers that the decision In UnoHicial Returns tragic rampage shot to death nine C. A silent, iob'ospective youth, Also on lhe RePQse was a tenth A plea Cor coal to operate food of the security council to retain Seem to Want Change shipmQtes berate stabbing him- Smith was only two months out victim of Smith's fusillade with trains in famine areas abroad the Iranian question on its agenda self. oC the states. carbine and pistol, which he failed to break the soft coal strike is contrary to the charter of, the One of his mortally wounded (A family source told the Ashe- turned without warning on 30 sea- deadlock yesterday and a threat United Nations. MANILA, Wed~esdny (AP)- victims, the navy said, managed ville Times the seaman's name men asleep at 3 a. m. in the com ened nationwide strike or 65,000 Manuel Roxas hela a better than to leap from his bunk in the was "William V. Smith," rather partmenl of LST 172. railway express agency employes two-to·one leud over Pre Ident LST's sleeping compartment and than L. B. Smith.) The wounded man was identi- headed for possible White House Sergio Osmena lor the presidency disarm the young sailor before he, Smith was fighllng tor lile to- fied as George E. Simpson,' 18, action. of the Philippines early today on himself, lel1 to the deck, night in the hospital ship Repose. seaman second class, of Water- K. C. Adams, editor or the Chinese First: bury, Conn. He was struck on the AFL UnJied Mine Workers Jour the basis unoCficial returns Crom or Jett side of the chest by one of nal, said the miners had nl) 111 01 the more lhan 4,000 precincts 20 rounds Smith fired before he authorUy "Ierally, financially or '111\\"'1 in ~e \erdui ltl\eru\ e\ec was subsided. otherwise" to order a resumption Army Reach_s lion. 1S· Year ·O'd Airfield Clerk Relales Story The names of the victims were of production. The ligures: Roxas-6,317. Os Ezra Van Horn, chairman of mena-2,794. withheld pending notification of Of Night of Horror in Boston Hotel Room next of kin. the operators negotiating commit Apparent Trend tee, said the mines "have been and Kungchuling Early returns were largely from Rear Adm, Bertram J. Rodaers, SECRETARY of state James F. Byrnes (center); Sen. Tom Conally are now ready to produce coal Munila, which Indicnted an appar BOSTON (AP)- An 18-year Then, she added, he used a commander of the seventh fleet (D., Tell., left), ehalrman of ~ senate forel,n relations committee, when the men return to work." CHUNGKING (AP)-Vanguards old girl clerk at Westover airfield amphibious forces, ordered an im· ent strong trend Cor lhe president razor blade to eut her on the and Sen. Arthur Vandenbere (R' Mich.) converse beside President In Washington, the national of Chiang Kal-Shek's veteran or the sena te over Osmena. laid a district court judge yester mediate court of inquiry and him· I leI'S and abdomen and the, c... • Truman's plane "The Sacred Cow" yesterday In Washlnlrton before (railway) mediation board said First army were reported yester No rlgures were available lor day that an airforce lieutenant self made a flying trip to the LST arettes to make the illitlals oJ for a personal investigation. leaving for the Paris meetinl of fore lIn ministers. (AP WIREPHOTO) it had received from Grand Presi day at Kungchuling, ~here 8/),000 Hilario Camino Moncada, a pel' slashed her with a razor blade, dent George M. Harrison of the The navy said Smith had slaod Communist troops had streamed ~nnlDI presidential cand Idote who burned his initials on her body her breasts. AFL Brotherhood of Railway and a two-hour watch just before out of the hills for a stand In soucM election on the bnsis of a with cigarettes and I'nped her dur She said she did not cry out be Steamship workers a formal no defense of their hold on Challi dominIon stalus for the Islonds. Ing a night of torture in a Bos cause of his threats la kill her. midnight and sornetime in the tice that a strike for higher wages quiet hours before 3 a, m. ob chun 36 miles to the north. The dynamic Roxas awaited the ton hotel .room . . Farrell was ohal'(ed with Mrs. Dorothy Worm Withdraws had been set to start a minute af Unconfirmed Repon outcome in seclUSion, havina scur he lave her name as Miss rape, assault and battery with a tained a carbine from the cabin ter midnight tomorrow. or the gunnery officer, who was The report came in a Pelpll1C ried into hldtng Jast nlghl on re lIelen Siavrau, although the razor, assault and batiery with Under railroad labor act proce dispatch to the People's Dail)', on watch. a IlOrts thnt an attempt would be court records listed her as clrarl!Ues. eommlttinc an un· dure, the mediation board nor newspaper of the DemocraHc made to kidnap him. SI."ron. The accused officer natural act. Indecent usaaJt and ------Innocent Plea; Given 4S Years mally sends such situations to the league. It was not confirmed trom Reporll of Violence WI1S Thomas Farrell or Somer. White House with a request for any other source, althoulh earlier There were some reports of vio ville. ~::u:! ;:::r:.. weaDOn with In· California Jury Finds presidential apPOintment of a lact government ad vices had put the lence, however, and a dispatch to The girl laid Judge Jennie L, BEDFORD (AP)-l\frs. Dorolhy WOI'LTt, 4J , last nigbt with· finding board to investigate and army in the viCinity at that rail the Manila Bulletin reported some The girl said she finally All d CI" G"I drew a rOI'mer plea of innocent and entered a written plea of recommend settlements. BorTon she mel the officer in the wrapped a sheet around her and, re me UI ty way dty. trouble. Reported Incidents had room by appointment and that, fled. guilty to the two and a hal£ year old s lA y ing of her hnsband An incident on the road to Xun, masked men grnbbing ballot boxes, instead ot going ottt for the eve Farrell,. s~e added, collapsed Tommy Worm, 42. Marine Pilot Killed chuling-the aerial stratin, at and 300 armed men seldng a pre ning as they had planned. he ofter dl'lnkmg two quarts of On Forgery Charge Mrs. Worm pleaded guilty to statement that brought Henry Szepingkai which Communl8ta einct in Pias, a vlIlaae In the muni locked the door, .liquor. • !leeoncl degl'CO murder and was Schmitt to justice. As Warplane Crashes charged to United States war.. cipality Qf Papaya, political hot planes-was apparently ready to bed In Neuva Exljl province ------SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-AI sentenced by District Judge Mrs. Worm was accompanied by Into Sassafras River be written oIl as a case of m~ tred Leonard Cline, 56, was -con Georlle A. Johnson la years at northeast of Mnnlla. Mililary po Forgetful Student 45 her attorneys, Homer Stevens and taken identity. victed today of forging papers in Kent Tornel!. With the exception Philadelphia (AP)-A Marine lice lunrds in Plas were captured hard labor in the women's re Chlnne P1aft. but later released. 2 Die in Riot Cuts iVaca!ion Short the estates of two of the four el- of Mrs. Worm's son, Carroll, and pilot, Maj. William E. Peck, 27, formatory at Rockwell City. . General Marshall's headquarters Jenkingtown, Pa., was kiled yes No early returnt> were available The woman univerSity student derJy women who died myster his wife and two other spectalars, released a message from the Am on the various races for the upper Schmitt Sentenced terday when his plane nose·dived who came back from Easter vaca- iously while aSSOCiating with the the court room was empty. erican member of a truce team at and lower houses of the con.ress. Henry Schmitt, 82, h u sky into Sassafras river near Freder lion Sunday niihl for Monday ex-convict and former choir singer. Sheriff J. T. Caskey quoted Mrs. Mukden sayinl that American Led by.Jews After the swift verdict, the trial Lenox horse trader and admitted Worm as saying, "I am pleading ickstown, Md., during an aerial built planes ot the Chinese air flasses wasn't really eager-she judie disclosed the white-haired demonstration, the navy reported. Just lorgot. lover of Mrs. Worm was sen guilty to something I didn't do." force were operating over Sup It wasn't until she made the defendant, during the course of the Neither the sheriff nor Mrs. Worm The mishap occurred seconds Polic. Fire an 2,500 tenced to '99 years at hard labor ingkai on both April 17 and 19.. JERUSALEM (AP)- At least change of trains at West Liberty trial, had offered Lo plead guilty explained the statement. after a PBY towing Maj. Peek's Besieged Prison.r. two persons wcre killed and five . h in order to get a shorter sentence. In the state penitentiary March plane, an amphibious Wldleon, the days of the alleged attack. were wounded in the Tel Aviv and noticed t at, the usual crowd The oUer was rejected. 29 when he entered a surp.rlse hod taken off from Chesapeake The Communists also alIe.eel t I that an American pilot. was at the MILAN (AP)-Mllanesepolice area at noon yesterday, a com of s~ udents wain aboard that she Cline was convicted on all plea "of ,uilty la second degree Pres. Truman Returns bay. opened fire again last nilht in a munique soid, when a parly at 20 reahted somethln' Was wrona· On ' nine counts of forler, A lrand murder In connection with Worm', Naval officers said that "due to controls of one plane llbot down. new outburst of riotlng amonll the to 30 Drmed Jews attacked the arl'ivinll in Iowa City she received 'belt curle was dllnd..ed ear death. From Fleet Maneuvers the nature at the crash, it is im The report to Marshall said one the ilium lnatlon t hat classes lIer 2,500 bealeaed prisoners ot the Ramat Gun police staUon and four Mrs. Worm nervDwly twisted possible to say whether the law of the mlssinl Chi~e lavern.. San Vltlare Jail after the convicts explosions damaied Lhe Tel Aviv wouldn't begin until Tuesday. The jury returned the verdict her handi and' did not look di CAPE CHARLES, Va. (AP) line snapped, or some other acci ment pilots wore a Urilted Stat.. threatened to hang all their 25 railway station, She lett a fiance back home, less than two hours after taklna rectlY at the judge while she was President Truman, back aboard dent happened." flying luit. hoatsi" unlm their demands Police said the Jews attacking too. It under deliberation. They had In the court room. She sat staring the Presidential 'tacht Williams Two other psssengen of the were met. the pOlice station were disguised called for study exhibits which at the fl~r as the Judge laId bura after viewing navy maneu" Widgeon, a small amphibious Ca.. DroplNN:l ' More than 1,000 policemen who IS British soldiers and Arabs, The Keep Away From Lions the prosecution contended were her: \ . vers in the Atlantic, salled Jast plane, were rescued unhurt by MASON CITY (Ail)':'Tbe cast have ilirrounded the prison kept ottockers blew open the door of PUEBLO, Col. (AP)-1he city out and out forgeries of Ilgnatures Dee, 'Not Believe 8&or)' night to an overnight anchorage naval craft. They were Chief of the mysteI:ious death of Cecil ,CO aearchll,lht. trained on the walli In arrnory, removing a quantity is building additional fencing at of the two women. "The court does not believe your three and a hal! miles off Cape Aviation Machinista Mate Ralph Bauer, 32, Gowrie, was droplM\d aljd windowl throuihout the nraht, of weapons and ammunition, and the cIty park to keep at I safe I Judge Hel'bert C. Kaufman Bet entire Itory.. You dJd n·ot with Charles. Childs at Kansas City, Mo., and last night without bein, 1Ol..a. aoa returned Iporodlc fire from liso milled nearby toads to pre distance numeroUI viliton who Saturday for sentence. The maxi. hold the slol')' because of fear of MI'. Truman was expected to Enslin John Grlannlnl of Chlf Cerro Gordo county authoriu. IItt· prIIon • • vent the arrival of reinforcements, penlat in pettln, the liona. mum term would be 126 1ean. Henl')' ScIunlU, •• I It \\:al lour continue up the bay toda),. lottejlvU1e, Ga. aald lollowilli a coroner', ~ --Cj PAGETWO THE DAILY JOWAN, ~ JOWA ' CITY. JOWA WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. ' 1946 =w£t Reader Writes Letter Deploring Lack of Encoura~",ent for Young Artists- Cancer Drive Needs Strongest Support From Iowa City Se The canc~ drin~ " one of the least pnb Figures show that 338 persons died of Where Are Our Gre.cJ1 Composers 10 Come From? oo~d but ~ost desor\'ing local cllmpaigns, hoortlWo&is in 1945, compared Jvith 345 in BI~ has bOln going on in Iowa City for Ute last 1944 an.d 380 in 1943. In 1935, tllere wcre 656 tubel'culosis dellths, Ilcllrly double thc -America Must Assume Leadership, But H~w, and W~th Whom? Api three {CekS, As yc:t DO rC],lori,' of the success 1945 rate. In 1920 the disease claimed the Orfti lI'e oJ the driye have been l'cleased, .but maile lives of 1,237 IOWIII1S. , (Editor's Note: The Daily Iowan This means that the bUlk ot aU "NQw, do you thtnk you knowTfield of music the situation is far grams to help earn their bread I' bl invites letters to the editor. They, serious music must come from what became of a whole genera- different. and butter. ena wba c er tbe amount of success, it will not be These figures how the extent to W11ich nal enough. must bear the name and address well into and past middle age. Uon oJ potenUal composers seieD- Due to the apathy of the musical Composing Is Secondary tio n disease can be controled with sufficient receh Cancer has been gaining ground steadHy in public SUppOl-t. It is up to u to contribute of the writer, but the writet's with no signs of any youth I1).Ov~g : r til . t I 't t' I American public, the serious Am Composing becomes a lowly Ie(. I name will not be published if so Into the wings to take over . th~ IS , pam ers, arc 11 ec s, nove - erican cOll\poser must face the sit- ondary function of the man who paul Iowa for the last several ycars-despite cam to the current campaign against cancer. And requested. No attention will be work. . I is\a. ~u",r~~~s, sculptors and uation that he finds bi s composi- should be able to devote hiB f¥1l Mpli paigllB, improyed medical tecb.oiques and an if we contribute eveD. more than WQ did to paid un5igned letters.) • • ~ I poets. Europe mut'dered them- a tions sadly underplayed in concert time to creative work. the ' increased public awarelle . of the dcadliaess the tuberculosis campaign, it may not take 25 >\ 10,.,., quest;- Ie • ,wi,101e I~~ation of them. halls all over .the t?nited States, Russia maintains her compo9l!rs May \Te t of the disease. _ yeJtf to cut thc death ratc in Iowll, from 10 a >10 TO THE EDITOR: wCMdf eo.:.m th i¥k .t'yo,~ " * ' • Some of what. IS wntlen deserves financially so they don't have to The Iowa public health department in a day to less than one a day. , in the fle!d of European music. to lie dormant, but much that is teach or appear on commerdal to sh' recent report aid that cancer is slowly in The national cancer death rate is. even more The presence of the Minneapo- drama, science and art. "If, creat m.ell are to wal~ good is heard once or twice and radio programs. Something should I'eccil plete( crea ing and in 1945 caused the deaths of appalling tban Iowa's. Duri~g lhc war ye~ll'S , lis symphony orchestra on the ..... the earlll a&,aln, we shall have then stored away in mothballs. be done in this country to enable ., to look for tbem; largely, I •• ceive, abau 110 Iowall a day. '1'he report, which cancer killed nearly twice as many ' Ame~'icans University of Iowa campus this QUoting Mr. Taylor: the young and talented embryo week is indeed a very thri~ "Suppose we ii,aute b~. A ~u- tbi.n~. 'aIJlO.ht a generatloo that How will tile American com- composer to- have complete free. rnenL placer;l,C8nccr second only to heart /lisease Il1l ali were killed by the Germans lind Japanese. .. event for music minded students slcally tale/;)ted boy who was 18 is not yet ready, a generation peser bJl able to fill the shoes of dom in hi s work, thereby elimin. ore e a cause of death Iowa, listed fatalitiCil in 3,'illO Nearly 17,000,000 Americans IIOW living and. townspeople. Th~ purpose of years o,d i~ 191'. woWd norlT\lllIy I t)la! w,as, too younr to _111 and be his ra~ vanisbl.nl brothers ating financial worries. ill This figure was UJl nearly from 194&. 100 w ill die of cancer. There are more than 500,- this letter is not to extoU the or- hav~ ~n 'in a cqnservatory of ~1I~ed In World War I." wbo are stUl left in Europe? All • • • the ~,604 deaths reportcdll1 1t144. 000 cases of cancer in this eountl'y all t11e chestra but to probe into the ex- music. Today, in his 40's, he woutd • • • ..~ slaou ... be given a fair Something must be done and • Gar .J I is-obvious that the success or failUl'o of time . tremely vital problemi w.bich co.n- just be el"lll8l'glng into his most The wOTld in 1937-38-39 did not ~eA~ and Ule cOllcert I'oers 50011 if American music Is to ; the cti!lpaign is going to depend upoo al! eJl 'I'lle SGlution af tile jJl'OOlem of canool' is no front orchestras and ~r ClIm- frUitful period of creative activity. , cease to trod on the war road, and sho"uld ~n, iIIat conductors, step 10 the forerrouod and Mil lightened public s uppo~'t-support in terw of mOl'e impossible tlwl tlie solution of the prob ductors, composers, artists in "en- ,"T~se boys' weren't in the C,OIl- the g/,jIas\ly J:f!Sult we all ltf\ow'Oc- "ants 01 dlreetoR or wha-i t1nue where the European left Ufc tD9fi1f donated to heJp in rcsearch- and treat ,Iem of luaking the Iltomic bomb. It requires eral, scientists and serious thlink· serva,tor)' in 19lf. They wer~ In CUI,'Ted. lI.ave-you Include a liberal varl off. Failure of the American ment: only sufficient funds, sufficient manpower, ing laymen everywllere. the anny. ThfW ~ at tt\e Xrant , Dj ~ Europe murder another ety 01 American mllslc on all llubJle to aid such a program 'l'he best examl'l<: of the nced foL' tbis sup evet·y available expert and planned, coordi Deems TayloT, well Imown Am- facing death and 1'I'\0st of them g:eneration of its youth so that all ~OU..... aneJ all compositions will mean that major m~leaI lo I erican com p 0 s e r-critic, has dieQ,. Not many l",year-OOds lived spiritual ancl intellectual progress which shOW merit should be re- com[IGsltions will cease te .,. port ill in the histOI'Y of ,the tuJ>erculosis eam nated resCI',I·ch. summed up the whole s\.tuatiol:l iIi through those tow: years. will be impaired past all aid? ljICated the same season. pear and music will date (l'0III Ern paigni. At one time tuberculosis was one of Iowa Citians sb aId put theil' full weight his book "Of Men and ~u~c . " 'Mr. ' 'llerrif.le ~wer L_es TheI;~ call be but one answer to " *.. Richard Strauss and Jan Sibe. co unt the most deadly diseases, but now it hu de behind this drive. Conti'ibutiolls may be sent Taylor discovered after consider- "The British lost nearly 1,000,- this, ami it is terribly obvious- The Problem of financial secur- lIus backwards. clined' until the d'cath rate in Iowa last year 01' taken to the dl"ive beadquarters in tbe Odd day, able research in 1937, the year hi$ 000 men in the first World War. Yes. • ity '~Qr a composer is a very real Brahms, Einstein, Copernicus ,J oh n! was 1t;1fii thlln ono a day. Fellows 111111, 124% E. College Il trcet. book was written, that there were France, Ge!;many <\00 Italy lost an Ameri1:a,ns as Leaders (me and {rom his compos- Beethoven, Fermi, Chopin, Pas: de~racts Arnel 44 living European cO\l).posers who average of 1,500,000 each; litussia American scieillists, musicians, iog. Very {ew composers are Ii- teur, Prokoffiev, Sibelius, Lincoln that' coulcj be clas.slfi~d as eminent Ill; lost . nearly 2,000.000; Austt"ia- uoots, .,.,c., are going to take the na'ncially able to res1rict their ac- and Huxley attained all intellec. ge t r peUt·aDce. Too, lJwre is u look of comfort distinguished. HungarY, Tl,lrtl:ey. Y~avj, and lea~ in all intellectual develQP- , tivitles to the arduous work of tual status called genius, Who do Need--N8W1 "from Russia their ani) secllrj ty in their com pactness. Crel/ot.ive ArUiti Ql4 , Roumania lost hundreds of thous~ ' ment f~l' the .next 50 yearJi. Our com,?Osing. T.h~ give concerts, we have, and what are we doing One of the off and' on hot issues Ulat ~ts overs Of cOUJ'8C au ohvious disadYllntage is tilat Arnooi the~e ~~ composers. only ,linW; mOl'e. Ku..t.ED-NOT CAS- scientists are ptepared to move conduct orchestras, write books to replace them? Th, uncWr tbe collars of Amorican newspaper re they must be faced either witb .brick or stORe 10 were under 50 yearl\ of qge. U~TlES . · into the Ioregl'Qund but in the and appear on foolish radio pro- W, KY. porters aJld editors caml' up agl\itt a few days loetee since it would bt> costly and difficult to shape teleg l ago when U iitaff member of lzv cs tit~, Rnsilian the e.l.terior 1umbel' to fit the curving SUl' examination should contact the newspaper, expr 'ed· views on exchange man his f8
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1946 THE 0 AllY lOW A N, J 0 WAC IT Y, J 0 W A PAGE THREE Dorothy Alkire Weds Lt. Arthur C. Gannett Mrs. Harold Prickett Service Credil To Present Reading 2,942Velerans In Double Ring Davenport Church Service At Zion lutheran Tea Blanks Mailed Mrs . Harold Prickett will read Enrolled Here "A Chinese Legend" thiS after noon at 2 o'clock at the m ission 118-124 South CUotoa Streel -:-- Applicatioll blanks have been tea sponsored by lhe Zion Lu-Two thousand nine hundred and ell" bread mailed (0 all vetel'nns on campus enabling them to apply for 'addi' theran church in the church par' forty-two veterans of World War Id"ry tional college credit for training lors. II are now enrolled at the univer- Starting Today--April 24th lO Wly see. received in service, Registrar Musical selections will be pre- si ty, William D. Coder, director of man Who Paul E. Blommers . NS' SENIOR BALL TICKETS COATS" , Tickets fo r the en lor Ball e ,fobn' Friday 3re now 0 11 a le at the Ameri· Iowa Unloll desk. At ihe fln t . Sl1ort: three-quarter and full length coats, will be Senior Ball In fout year , Re n tb black, navlY and novelties. N a\ the lots and undergraduates will dance to the music of Jimmy .N a.tlonally k~own makl!ll from regular st~. .Oatoll an(l his orehe tra. The dan ce will be held In the main At 20% 'Dllcouwt . . At 25% Discount loun,e fi r Iowa Union from, 9 ( . . p. m. to 1 a. m. Tickets are $25.00 Coals ...... $~~OO $35.00 Coals ...... $28.25 , of 1M $1.50 a couple. m. Ail $29.95 Coats ...... $23.. $45.00 Cocits ...... ~.. PU5 attll1d, $37.95 Coals ...... " ".~ . 'SSS.OOCoc1\11 ...... MUS ted. $49.95 Coats .... '...... 539.. . 5I)S.00 Codta ...... '. . "8.75 I.AI'W COMI NG TO !lid'" Discou"t: DANCELAND At S~ : ;tS % $39.95 $28.43 , · toata ...... g, April BALLROOM $(9.95 7 to 10 Coat...... sauo dded ,to In Cedar Rapids ••• the friendly pause adds to the gay times . ~.9S toOtI ... : .. :" .; "'~3 Ie .... "The Golden Touch" 185.00 eoaiiI ... : : "" ,"; . :" AU' and !.he A surprise shower for the bride, to' be. A time just made for friends noy In 8" 11 ~' II: 7' &0' iI: 'SI'&O '41 . Frankie Carle alone. One of those gay occasions when the invitation Have a Co~e )a1'l.l hl8 plano .. orchestra rni~~: i~~~r, ' • .. f- ~ • reeler bubbles with friendliness like Coca-Cola itself. Coca-Gola belongs in I Composer of No. 1 hit tune >N "Oh, What It Seemed to Me" your refrigerator for friendly refreshment- to brighten the most CI.araac. ,ember.· Cfeara..c. ' 01 tO ea for 1 Sunday, important part of home, the J>eople in it. .J 8tOu... . MPinery will be ,cmd fat . It room '). April 28 .clnLID UNDti AUTHO.ITY OP THI COCA·COlA COMrANY IV , schoOl A special Crandlc will return Sldrtl .... ~ e aJl.te to Iowa City at J:4S a. m ••tler CEDAR RAPIDS COCA·COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 8.cOtutn«* LOIIiII the dance. I Ollck I .., • Dodgers' Ed Head Hurls N"a-Hitter, 5-0 Five Hawk Pitchers Have Allowed Only BRooKL,(N (AP)-Ed liead, oU thl: hill aUer retiring the final against the st. Louis Browns last and drew a pass. After Ryan out two men in his bid for fume Born 26 years ago in Selml!, La., \0 RUns, 42 Hits in 8 Games .10 ex-GI lrqm Louisiana who Boston batter in the ninth trame. Sept. 9. struck oul, Ferrell Anderson threw and only six balls were hit to the Head broke into ball with Abbe -- hadn't pitched a big league ball The rlchthander walked three Double Play Helps to Ed Stevens, picking Workman outfield. viii of the Evangellne leagu~ in MOIII rCft'clive Wl'apClI1 ill Towll's bnselJUIl !\ 1':0;('11 11 I appelll's to game since July of 1944, yesterday off first for a double play. Hopp men, IDCludlnc the first man to Head walked Connie Ryan lead Head had arm trouble while in 1939. He advanced thr ugh the I be a [Jitching COI·pK tltn1 hM ' bCl'1l pm'ticullll'ly p()i~onuui! to oppos· tossed the first no-hit, no-run ef ing oft in the first frame but he Grounded to second to end the service and there were reports mooklyn farm i\ystem to ~Imlrd ing -batters .in 1hc t' il\"lt l ~al\ l ~S 10. dull' ..Ri!{ht no~v 'ou 'h o~to Cort of the major league season faee ~ In the ninth innin&", was erased when Johnny Hopp game. he would not pitch again, but the in 1940 finishing the season 'with V)gcl. has hi mound cr~w 1'IJh urslI1g thcll· slunts 10 PI' paru,lloll 10' as Brooklyn copped its sixth but onJy one man reached as fal" bounced into a double play. Whitey The only othcr Brave to reach righthandcl· showed them differ 11 straight victory, 5-0, over Boston. tl'te Dodgers. Alter spendIng 1941 jfol' d fen,se of lowa 's e~ II ' l y~ J~i!{ 'Pen !r,ad w!len MinuebOtn ' its II secoDd base. Weitelmann walked with one out base was Barna Rowell who wa~ en Uy yesterday. He is the young :I C( Another noisy weekday crowd of It was the Cirst no-hitter ot in the third and Mort j;ooper, his safe ali first on Pee Wee Reese's slcr who used to be a leCthander on tIte ~ontreal farm Head wa~ to"'J1 £0)' II two g'OlllC ~ I'ICR [. I'\(l1lY and Satul·day. ' 71 2!l,787 fanatics cheered the leon the Inlant season in the majors. pitching foe, and Ry~ hit into error of his grounder o[NInJng but broke his left arm in an auto recalled to Ebbets field ikherq hOI 'IIhe five chuckers who hq.vc * * * Ie< righthandel· on the way to his Dick Fowler ot the Philadelphia force playS'. the firth. Phil Masi sacrifice accident a nd turned around 10 took his turn In 1942 and 19431' He' flrjjd 80 1fll. have rationed,Iowa's greatest pitching feat and hun Athletics was the last to enter the Chuck Workman opened the him to second where he dIed. become a lop flight l'ighthanded had complied a 4-3 win ~' ecord lin et.UeeU"e loes to :I,u'" 42 safe- pn dreds mobbed him as he walked hall of fame with a no-hit job ninth as a pinch hitter for Cooper The lean Louisiana native struck hurler. 1944 before he went into the army. I tl aril .,nl, 10 run_nnl ail of 41 .. .. 1\' .. * which Have been ~rncd ...... , . _, JlIck ~runcr , the former navy * * * LOOIl ~O HtTS! man who is lhe only portsidor on Th. Daily Iowan Dodgers Celeb,ale Head's No-Hit Victory .. \" 'I'" " • I the &quad, boasts the best record lJo. 14D AB a II Bro4klyn AD a " with only one run and 10 hits CI ~~~ - ~~ ~~~: ~~ i: g:fj'~'!:~; ' 2~ t l i, chalked against him in 27 in~ings. lIqll)les, r( 3 1/ 0 ~l"~r. 3b 4 I a. He l ~ Il'Xpected to talle the hilltop S~nd~., II:> ~ 1/ 1/ W~'ker . ~l 3 0 ~ ir\tSliturdllY's "ame while Friday's Rowell. U 3 Q, 0 ~\.C)vRn. , ,I> • 0 1 I , 0;;' ~asl. 0 2 0 0 Iiltlll\l. cf '0 0 IaBSignm . ·en. t wtll go to "Moose" w;~~I~~ : !~ ~ g gR~::'~~' 'C: ~ ~ Poberi winner of two games in Copilpr. p 2 Q' 0 HIUld, p 3 Q I ttjrl!e' starts. Jack has whiffed 30 Wor/<",anx ___I - - _ with" his- southpaw hooks and 25 WEDNESDA Y. APRIL 24, 1946 Tolal. ~~ 1/ 0 Toiol. ~~ n 10 I Itilvb 1I0pe down swinging at >\I\iuted (0" Cooper .If". ~h. I flaber's heaves. ------~~~--~--- "I91ilOY • , ... , ... , ... ooq I)Q9 000-0 a 0 B,'oqk yn ...... 00.021 00>\-' 1,0, I Bill Ma,lIn, bespectacled med Error- Reese. Run. IItt~ In-Re''I''r, d...i.i. I , • Walk~r, Slevons ~ , Ande r""n . ~wQ b..... I stu oent, Is Iowa II chief relief C"IV ~gh, Washington hlt-/itev.?'s. jHom.. r~n-AllderlO", S!c. eh.ohle. He has been credited .Hawklel Nine rHlee ~ MD •. Double p1ay, _ ijerman. R~eJ;C and S\even~ ; Anl\e~n OM 510- wI~ two '1I\Ilns, In which be has • vens. Left on blj..ws-B9~tolt ~ , B &\ k\yn ,.~ 15 allowed no runs and Track Promoter KiUed In Track Meet Today 6. BaSel! on ~lls-qpoPl'r ~, H.~3 . ' WOONSOCKET, R. I. (A'p)_ Strik,",u l a-Cpo~r l 4. H ~~ d 2, \}TI)1! res ,PaMel only six hits. - Plnplll, Bal\a~ta,\t~ , and a.rllek, T e In " addifioh big Jack (Red) Jol:,n F. Letendre, 68, reputed ~ Losesr Plays City high will resume an annual ' 1:45, Al\elld8nS' aG.n7 p~ld . , ' . horse-betting "plungcr" and ~ace feud this afternoon on the Hawklet * * * Kenney, has returned from manne corps duty on Guam to become track promoter, was slain-gang track when the Little Hawks meet available to Vogel for mound land style-early yesterday and Again Joday ' the Demons of Washington in a duties in his last year of eligibil detecttves pursued a theory that dual meet at four o'clock. ity: enemies may hllve followed him The meet will include all the Following is the summary of from Florida. CEDAR RAPIDS (Special)- Iowa's pitching, including innings Roosevelt's Rough Riders piled up individual events and the 440, 880, pitched, hits and runs allowed and an early lead off Jim VanDeusen mile and mile medley relays. strikeouts, City hieh's entire track squad II' W L II It tlO Hawklet Tennis Mett here yestarday aCternoon and wen Bruner 4.· •.. ' ..... 27 3 0 10 130 will go into action as Schwank "'a~lIn ...... , . 12 2 0 6 o 15 Moved up to Today on to top the Little Hawks of By GAYLE TALBOT 26 2 I 23 8 25 attempts to find out just what .r.ber ...... The tennis meet scheduled Iowa City, 5-10. NEW YORK (AP)_UI knew I Ocmro . . •.. , , . , , ,. 5 Q 0 3 o 3 the squad can do under compe Kpiarjek ...... 1 o 0 0 I 0 for yesterday afternoon be City high will play McKinley had it all the time-don't ask me tition. Tolal...... 11 J 4'! 10 1:1 tween City high and Ft. Madi: of Cedar Rapids on the Hawklet MOlit teared of the Deamons' how, but 1 knew it," declared Ed , son on the Bloodhounds' courts diamond this afternoon at tour warn wlll be the distance per form Head of the Dodgers as his mates will be played this afternoon; o'clock. Gil Wilson announced ers and Pauls in the high lump. swarmed over him in the club 11 Old· Time Stars ;rerb Cormack the City hl,n Pauls has been over five ten thIs house and con,ratulated him on tenniS coach announced 'Utst that J im VanDeusen would be his leason. his no-hit masterpiece against the night. Reason for the post"Q •.• 'NA'fIOH'AL LRAG\JE A~lE(UCAN LEAG E 'I'otallil :;W:J (i TotAl ~ W! 1 Ii \V L I'd. \'V L Pct. Tigers 5 Hits, ,3-1 xijaHed fo,' McruUo. in 6th . For Boeringer SI. Louis ...... 6 1 .857 New York ...... 6 2 .700 20 Iowa T Chicaao ...... 100 000 011- 3 5 I ratkmen BroolJlyn ...•.. '" ... .. '" ..... 6 I .857 Bqslo ll ...... , '". G 2 .150 Plllsburgh ...... 001 000 000- 1 5 2 Chicago ...... 4 2 .61;1 Delroil ...... 5 2 .714 CHICAGO (AP.-Bill Dielrlch, E,toro-Cox 2, MerllJlo. Run. batted In New Yorl'; ...... 3 4 .429 Cleveland ...... 2 · 2 .500 btl d Wh" S t - CavQJ'ctLa. Colman. Palko. Two bmtc RepOl'ls lhal, Arthur (Bud) IIot!ton ...... 3 4 .429 51. Lou ts ..... '" .... '" .... 3 3 .500 cspec ac e I,e ox ve eran, To Enter Dra ~ ' Rei y hits-Cavarclta 2. Home run Colman. Boeringel'. Iowa'&, [Qo.1ball lin.e Pltlsburih ...... 2 5 .286 Chicago ...... 2 5 .286 yestel·day gave the Detrol·t TI·ger.s sac,'j (ices - Passeau, Lowrey, Palko. Philadelphia ...... 2 5 .2110 Philadelphia ...... 2 0 .250 Double playo-Gus!lne, CO" and Fletcher. coach last fall, has been appointed Cincinnati ...... 2 6 .250 Washington .. , ...... 2 0 .2:;0 !ive safe hits and Cas hioned a 3-1 Left on bases-Chicago 12, PIUsburgh 6. Coach George Bresnahan plans line coach at Cornell university, Tuesday'" BesuU. 'I' uesda,y'. ltlls ulls I3;)sc Oil bal 1""'0 £! Albo"I<' 10, Passeau to take about 20 athletes to Des Washington 8, Boslon 2 victor·y fOI' Cl11'cago over' tilU 2. 5Irlkeouls-Albo.la 3, Pasoeau 7, OCI' Ithaca , N. Y.,_ were con!~med. ChIr.:.allQ. 3. D.e.lroU 1 B.-ooklyn 5, Boston () ~ hcauscl' 1. Moines for the Drake Relays next here yesterday by. Glem Crowe. New York 3, PhiladelphIa 0 Chicago 3, Pill,burgh I world champions and T i g e r C~~1Ind I\.t Sl. LouIs: raill (will be SL. LouIs 3, CillcllllJaLi 2 Friday and Saturday. The Hawk "Ed McKeever (Cornell's head played AUII. Un pitcher AI Bento,n. eyes will be competing against Today', Pllehers Philadelphia 8, New YOl'k I coach) cal1~d me last.,week about Nats Win in 11th .....~17. al Phlladelphla-lIIgbe (O- OJ 'roday·. Pilcher. On ly once was Dietrich in BOSTON (AP)-'l'he Washing several of the same teams 'that v•. Hocrst (0-11 /'lew York "I Boslon-Pace \0-01 VB. trouble in the tight game before were in the Kansas /.'elays last Bol&on al New York-Wright (0, 11 VS. Hugh..an \2-0) . ton Senators who had lost four K.oolo (e-O) l'bUadell,bla .1 Washlngl." - Besse 6,166 fans in C>omiskey park, That week. Cbl•••• ., ""U.borlh-BILhorn (1-0) (0-01 VB. Scarborough (O-IJ I · th f th ·· h games to the Red Sox so' far this VI. Sew;ll (1·0)· Cleveland at St. (,oulo-E,nbree to-OI waS 1n e our mnmg w en Iowa will be represeqted in the season, turned on the Bostonians It...... '" Claelnnall-Polletl (1-0) VB . Gal'hon"" (0- 1) Hank Greenberg doubled to lett 440, 880, mtle and two l1\ile rel.;l~8, _Vs_._Bl_a_ck_w_eJ_I_(O_-_OI______(O_n1_y_'_a_ tn_'S_sc_h_ed_u_led_)_____ with two out and Dick Wakefield yesterday and dynamited a 2-2 and will have one or more con follOwed with a double to the game by making six runs in the testants in the 100 yard d'ash, 120 bel'S 4, 5, and 6 are on the edge same spot, robbing Oletrich of a eleventh inning for an 8-2 victory. yard high hurples, po1,e vault, shot 6 Games Start Iowa of the golf course, their numbers shutout. The big blow was a three run put. discus, jav~in and hiah jump. progressing from north to south. Bentoh's wildness in· the fi rsl homer by Gerry Priddy. Among the IoWli Indlvll;lullis inning, plus an enor by shortstop now drilling (or the Drake R(lIIIYS So.ftNlIlQOP Today Eddie Lalle, gave the . White Sox Yanks' Gettel Wins tll'e Keith Gotthardt, shot put and discus; ]{erb Wilkinson, high Browns Buy Dahlgreen lwo unearned runs. Thurman NEW YORK (AP)-Al Gettel jump; Walter Thorpe and Chal'les Intramural softball starts orr Tucker led off with a double to earned his second decis ion of the with a bang this afternoon as 12 PITTSBURGH (AP)- President I·e!t center [or the Sox. Don Kol season ovcr the anemic Philadel- Mason, pole vault; Dan Sheehan, discus and high jump; Gene clubs of the social fraternities 'be William Benswanger of the Pitts ioway was safe at first on Luke's phia Athletics yesterday, 3-0, Freels, high hurdles, and TDm ,In play at 4:30 on the softball ,burgh Pirates yesterday an error. Then Benton walked Lukc hurling a brilliant four-hit shut- Thorson, 100 yarr,l dash. diamoads let up around the field- nounced the outright sale of first 1ppling ahd Hal Trosky., forcing Qut fo r lhe New York Yankees be- -;~~;;~~~~~;;~~~~ house. . , baseman Ellsworth (Babe) Dahl in Tucker with ' the first I·un . Kol fore 24,458 customer~ . ,. Lineups for the attemo'Cln' In~ ·gren to the St. Louis Browns. ll,lway scorQ CQLL,ffGE BASEBALL AI A•• ' ,v,t•• , HI.b., Michllon ~Iehl •• n Slater 2 AI , ..",,0111. , '..... NotTe Dnmr It. J'urd\ie .. Al 1110,uol .. ,t6., Ind., Indiana i f BL"· kr 0 THE I?AJLY JOW AN. JOW A-CITY, lOW A • PAGE FIVE The Daily Iowan Results WOltK WANTED LOANS TYPING-MIMEOGRAPHING CLASSifIED FOR SAlIl____ FURNITURE MOVING • ELECTRlCAL SERVICE \_BU_S_INES_S_OP_PO_R_TUN_IT_IES_ FOR SIkLE: New tuxedo, neoter ;;;;;;;;;;;;-----;;;;-;;;:-;;; JACKSON ELECTRIC CO.: Elec WORK WANTED: Wanl child lo 1lA'l'E CAlm ca-k*. OoatldelltJai ..... NOTARY PUBLlC worn, pl'llwar material· Size 4(). MAHER BROS. TRANSFER trical wiring, appl1anc811 aMj care for in my home. 609 South CASUllATE Call ext. 3~2 between 6 a. m, a)t~ 'Pw ....J-., ~ure 1Iem.. radio repairinl. 118 S. Dllbuque. Business Opportunities Madison street. .. J..mrr, DlalDODdI. TYPING 3 p. m. After call' 4430. . : Po.. .Abellt· Our mal i46&. Badl., .....rM .. C1otlllq, IIlYEOGRAPHING lor 2 1IflY- 3 Man or lady to own and service 10<: ~r / llne per day " WARDROBE SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE ...... GeodI. uamrar.. elo. MARY V. BURNS FOR M-LE: lS11111llllOrta~le b\I~- ANNOUNCEMENtS route of sensationJll new in a consecutive day door-outdoor U. S. Postage .. _ .. a ..... LO AW 00 '01 Iowa State 'Ill":'''' tcl'Y radio, 1 small table-top DIAL - 9696 - DIAL ' DELIVERY SERVIOE, bag., aaa.&JU>L An • DW 28M-- '1c per Une ~er cU'1 Stamp Machines, no experience • COflIIe'cutive WI radio, 1 con:sole radio. Can be. "'!;~~~~~~~~~~~ light haulinc. 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R. P. White 6 shot Colt revolver. Dial 41;35. ~----.:.. ------4391. 50c t'Ol. 1nch Realtor AND STYlE Or ~.110 1* DIOD&h FOIl 'Y;OW electrical wirinJ call •WltEfiE TO GO MOlOR SERV1CE FOR SALE: Small i1eal1ler t1'~, aarry Wagner. Dial 5623. practicalJy new Dial 6583. 500 I. S. B. & T. Time for Spring ChanpoV«' Visit Strub'. Mezzanine AU want Ad. Cash in Advance . . WINDOW S1fM)~-New sha<1e:. StoP Payable at DaU, Iowa" Busi FUR SALE: FIlter Queen vacuum made to order. We turn shades Phone 6288 also __ oW.ce dall7 unW 5 t»- m. cleaners. Ther are b~gless, ~- wasli ' shatjes and repair Shades: wash, wax and tIre IelVIce 2nc1 Floor VffiGn,'S les.s anq versatile. Moderate~ BlackmaQ tlecorat.ing'Store, across ~======~ c.aC8llaUona mUlt be c:a1W in ~rtced. See today 437;1. I from A~ Store. Dial 7713. .: THI: AIRPORT LUNCH STANDARD SERVICE Air ConditioneCt btfore 5 p. m. BOWL FOR comer Linn & College FOR SALt: White fur jacket. RECREATION - HEALTH Responsible fw one incorrect $15 .00. Dial 9215. AU YQU havinc 0001' main1en tnaertlon oRlJ. , .ip.ca problema? We will clean PlAMOR BOWLING Ol' :l.sPectty treatmell.t for new or Fountain Service The Martins and the 'CoyS, they were reckless mountain boys o[d wood, linoleum. Terrazzo and But they've finally agreed on one eternal right DIAL 4191 uphaU tUe, rubber and rubber 225 E. Washln,toD tile, cork !loors, cement, marble .:....------' They've decided Thompson's best, for they put it to lhe lest ey-g 106 South Capitol When lhey moved lheir sqUirrel !tuns lor another fiCht. arul tile floors . .ijl.ackman :pecorat ChaDID9 Pre •• IDCI I Must We FIght ltussla '"by Ely ing' Store, act'0$S tram A&P Store. ROOFING Dilll 7713. aDd IlocklD9 Hal. - Culbertson $1.00 Contract Work Ollr SpeCialty The sound ideas of ~\1 Cul :e4PI9 l\EJ;'A~lNG, H. M. Sut- ANY REPAIR ON Pidc:up and delivery service Thompson bertson - why diSl)OlJIlt them l . idn. 316 E,' Market. Dial 2239. BUILT UP ROOFING because he's a good bridge DIAL DIAL Transfer & Storage Co. player? . WE ~t]AllAN'l:EE to waterproof I AND SIDINQ 4433 48 HOUR SERVICE 4433 DIAL 2161 Amerlcan Daughter by Era Bell aU le'\ky basements, cistetns War Veteran With _ w... 7 1e _, for ..... - 509 Gilbert Sir", Thompson $3.00 an4 masQI'lry' work with the Nine Years' E'Xperience South roR RENT: Large double room. world. renowed Armour Coat paint in the BusIneSS 109 East Prentiss. Phone 3758. An Iowa Negro writes of her Free"estlm!\'tes Curry and Um- POPETE lile and her world with wis pl).enoW'. Dial 6817. WALT KADERA 1'OR "RENT: Room by night. Dial dom, humor and insight. Win Conwactor J)OPEYE, IT'S ALL 234~. ner of B Newberry scholarship. WAN'l'EP: Wall washing, paint- Dial 7207 1l'6~T NOW, YOU~ SABEl! Tu Snake I'lL by Mary J. Ward P'O?PA O!\JEC15! F{lR RENT: Single room, men $2.50 ' 6~1'7ing,J. wallpaper cleanini. Curry. ;:~======~ stlldents preferred. Dial 67117 Don't read this one without a aIle! 2:30 p. m. DO YOU have clean floors? We Albert's Shoe Repajr Shop firm crip on your nerves. The story of the slow climb from have cleaninf soa);) and wax in uses 1'OR RENT: RENT the Top-Flight · qUlIrts, half «allons, 5 gallons or THE FINEST MATERIALS Ballroom for your wedding or the strange world of madness blllTel'S. Maintenance problems back to SBll.ii;y. AVAILABLE dancing parties. Available Mon solved readily. Blackman Decorat plus day, Tuesday. Thursday and Fri Ing Store across from A&P store EXPERT WORKMANSHIP day. Call 9987. 3728. or 9207. The DiaIV713. Under New MllDagl!lnent ot Kobes Bros. BOOKSHOP Ii:. Black 114 E. Washington Phone 4648 ~lJ$~NG and heeung, pumps, ConvenienUy Located at WANTED TO BUYI stokers, stoves, oil-burners and 226 E. Washinaton WANTED TO BUY: Rug and pad ______WANTED TO RENT inlLwa~r 114 beaters. South Linn.Iowa DialCity 5870.Plumb- ______around 12 by 22 feet, chrome kiLchlm set, gas stove. Dinl 5994. WANTED TO RENT: Furnished .:ji!"::::======.,------, apartmenl on Junc 1sL by ve~- In Our Modem Motor Clinic SPRING IS NOW WANTED TO BUY: Used car in eran medical studenl and bride. ',\'Ie optrate daily on all C8J1S. good condition. Will pay cash. Wrile cl o Daily Iowan, Box No. One Stop ' ~rvlce with Men., Phone 3762. T-3. Methods and Merchandise. Do Your Planting LOST AND FOUND HOME OIL CO . . With Tested Seeda From Iowa Ave. Dial S365. Blenneman'. Seed Store Sell Us Your LOST: Prescript(on dark glassesJ ~======~ ~ .. , at tennis court on Fl'iday, April/: A complete line of seeds and 19. Dial Ext. 777. Gun Repairing plants tor your borne. Make . , LOST: Billfold containing papers, I'ISHlNG TACKLE Brenneman's your S p r1 n g USED CAR Gene Kaiser. Retum to Western and planting headquarters. Union. HOME APPLIANCES REPAIRED 217 E. College St. LOST: Lady's gold iqenLification W. H. "Bill" Bender NALL CHEVROLET bracelet. Engraved K.R.M. Sen' timenlal value. Reward. CaH W~.Fix-lt Shop CLARENCE KELLY, ext. 8195. 110 lowa Ave. . '" Dance Salesman LOST: In cab, Jar~ box-camera. TYPING - MIMSOGRAPHING Girl who took .ii, please dial ' . 3 II • TO R~COROED MUSIC ext. 8542. Public Address System rel)1ted MIMEOGRAPHING for all Indoor or Outdoor Occa COlIWlete 24 hour service sions. CollCfe TYl?ewrlter Service STO'KERS 122 Iowa Ave. Woodburn Sound Service Immediate Delivery & INSTRucnON Installation Dial 3265 8 E. Colleie Domestic - Commercial DANCINGDial 7:u8. LESSONS:Mimi Youde Ballroom. Wurlu. ;:=:======~ LAREW COMPANY RADIO TROUBl~? You Get Fully 9681 TYPE Guaranteed Work At TEACH~RS B & K RADIO SHOP AND YOUR 11 E. Wa6hinitoD THE NEWEST Will THANK YOU MOST POPULAR PLACE LEARN, QUICKLY Typewriters are Valuable IN TOWN I AT keep them IOWA CITY COMMERCIAL CLEAN and in REPAIR COLLEGE Frohweln ok BurnJ DUFFY'S TAVERN ! 6 S. Clinton Ph~ne S(7( Servln.&: Ta sty, Foam Capped Beverages Dellcio\!, Me.l.s-Steaks & Chops . 221 S. DUBUQUE ST. 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. LEARN.. . TO FLY AUCTION SALE Now yoU can loorn to !l1 at the OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMEN~ Shaw AircraU Co. Fulfill a Huvlng ulTangcd to quit housekeepi"" I wl\l sell ilL public lifetime's amblUoll NOW, do it sale at my home III No rth Libert" on . I today, call '183( Ground and SATURDAY, A)'RIL 27, liT 1:3Q O'CLOCK P. M. You are always welcome, On~ electric rcCri8crator; I 10-fooL extension table; chIno []lght classes are startlnl aU and PRlCES are low'at the closet; leather couch; wickcr couch; 3 9xl2 rugs; a number of the time. Dual Instruction is smaU rugs; scverol l'ocklng choll's; dlnlnll room choirs; 'kItchen liven 10 students by experi table and choirs; 1 Monarch rlUlie; 1 iaa stove; library table; enced pilots. DRUG SHOP Majestic radio; eight-day clock; lIuto tent; camp table and Edward S. R06e:-I>harmacilt chairs; large canvas; dishes and kitchenware; fruit Jars and And remember, when you get '1r,lt; Haae cabinet e1ecWlc washer, wringer and tubs; electric your license, you can always Iro,,; ~Iectrlc toa.ter; day bed; goose feather bed an4 Ilillows; rent a training plane from the , - - - - -~ -- circasslon walnut bed, spI'ings; cherry bedstead, sprlnp; one Shaw Aircraft Co. Conveni- I SPECIAL I man cross-cut saw; bucksaw and buck; 2 wire stretchers; spray enUy located at the Iowa City I F M h 30th to pump; lIre extinguisher; .ult cases; , soml! fire wood; lawn Municipal Airport. ron:- arc I mower; electric vacuum (Hoover); electr.lc fan; 4-wheel trailer. Many other IIrtitles US!d In and about a home and too num· I April 30th ONLY erous to mention here. s.\:aqw Aircraft Co. A lovely 4x6 vignette portrait I I in LI~ Tones of any member IRA J. CHAMBeRLIN, OWner Dial 7831 of the family tor only $l.00. I A. H. Glallpey, Auctlone.r A. S. Albrlaht. Clel'k Iowa City MunicIpal, Airport I This price includes coit of silti/li ot at least tour proofs, I I double insert folder, and re- Randolph, CeNna dIstributors In ==~==~~~~~~= louchilli of the nl\illtlve of your I 1946 Cessna Airplaoe Del Moln., . alTived yesterday choice. about 6:00 p. m. I A PORTRAIT MAKES A Dqplayed Hert Todiy The new model features an all I GaM.. MOTna'8 DAY , . motal con!ltrucllon wlLh BPI'iog Get IL throuah GIFTI stec:llondlng gear. It 18 olle or 1\II',Il all-metal planes constructed since Q I KRITZ STUDIO I the war to appear Lhe 10wH City DAIf. Y IOWAN I Hours 10 A. M. io 8 p, M. Daily airport. Accordln, 0 the distrl. Want Ad 3 S. Dubuque St. Phon. 7332 I (Form«1, Wamf'r-Meitlln) hillol'l, the plnne will cruise Itl D~I 411t 100 miles Per hour. I Brlnr 'btl b'~DI with you. I ------...... -- .... PAGE SIX THE D A I L Y lOW A·N,. lOW A CITY, lOW A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 19(6 Attendance at City' Recreation F,acilities, Totals 56,873 for Year , , Air Lines OHicial the physical education departmenl Scientists Back- 1UI Student Fined 5)1fnphdny Gives Audience- IH. L. Carter Files at the Ul)ited Youth Fellowsh i ~ Report Shows Discusses Increased luncheon at ]2 noon tomorrow In . Schedules for Iowa the Congregational church. Acheson F~r Pos~ng Ha~dbills Delightful Experience $2,5;00 Damage Suil Studen ts attending the luncheon Air transpol'tation facilities may should make reservations today by calling the church of rice, 4301. Program ~ost be increased in smaller Jowa By PROF. PRILfP O. CLAPP '. cities as a result of the marked On RaCial PreJudice Against John Ryan increase in demand for equipment ~l wns ~ deliahtrul experience, nnd expression. Pnrticularly thc and service, M. A. Towne, Minne Repar' Handbills which declared "all after morl! than 12 years, ngain string body combines flexibility of Harold L. Carter llIed 0 $2,500 5Se ·per Capita apolis district traWc manager for barber shops In Iowa Oily refuse to welcome the Minneapolis Sym- shading with perfection of detnil. damage suit against John Ryan Fordham Uniyersi~ United Air Lines, said yesterday. The American public should see t 0 cu t Negroes ' h al'd" and ca II'In II ponyh ore. h es t ra t 0 Iowa' CIty.' F or Th e so I 0 payersI I n tl lC woo dWin' d S in distrIct court yesterday, charg- * * * on studenl~ to "not patronize these many years, under th.e leadership were of outstanding quality; also ing carelessness nnd neglect in an Towne, speaking at the lown f ff f J SCHOOL OF IiW to it that congress and the state- sopsh un i'lIowa I C.I"y' t ' s fac.I a I 0. E flU'1 Ob erh 0 er lin d lat~er spec' la 1 praise. s h ou ld be gIven' or auio accident on AprJl 7, 945. Commission Presents City Kiwanis club, s/lid expansion department use the Acheson re New York 1 of equipment and service may be port as a basis of ntomic energy . ~Lasc litsm s s amp.e did.ou were pe' HL.·,,"rl Ver b rugg h en, t h e MInneap-' a I'me h orn sec i'lon, an d f or b'lTI- The plaintiff charged that the Plans for Developing --'- S 'I I' t h d til ' defendant's cal' was being driven warranted in Iowa City as a result control, Prof. Lawrence A. W· are dIed in Iowa c.Ity yes. t e,uuY. olis YYnPhol'lY 'orchestra IInnual y Jan orn an rumpe p nymg d t ~ . . th H d I b at un excessive rllte of speed and Three-Year Day Course Other Play Activities of the increased demand. of the electrical engineering de' Arrested wh~le tackmg handblll$ prelel'lte an at.,moon and even- mean e num er. was on the left side of the road Four-Year Evenlnr Coune Lenathening of the local flying partment declared yesterday. to tree.;; on South Clinton street, ing concert·as climax of the uni- One waited to see what encore when the accident occurred. Attendance at Iowa City play field runways would permit the "Although the report is not per- Tom D \O~in, ~15 E. ~arket st~eet, verslty concert series. could follow the climax of Brahms' CO. EDUCATIONAL Inclusion ot service of four-en fect I'n every SUI' gle detal'l one A2 of SprlOgflcld, OhIO, was lIned A review of symphony concerts "First Symphony" in t~e after- Carter's petition states that he ground an';! recreation facilities , nooO" cleverly Mr Mltro poulos received cuts, brUises and a broken Member A,lI n. 01 Am.erJc •• ' .Ja w lda"l. was 56,873, during the year end gined air craCl to the present should not be too concerned nor ,10 and $1.50 cbsts by Police ~hould discuss music and not per-, . nose and was unable to go to work A.... dll.d Co li.,. ner' •• aoqul,,, '", schedule, he added. too critical of the smaller detail3 Judge John Knox ~or peddllnli Bonalltles, bllt ,as this is the first selected the graceful "Intermezzo" for one week. Dama"e 10 his car Admlss lo. ing March I, 1946, according to a The recent reduction or trllvel but should try to develop th~ handbills without a license. Vi$lt here of Dimitri Mitropoulos from Brahms' "Second Symphony" was estimated at $400 . Vot.,••• 0' World War 11 .ppl,I., ,,~. report made yesterday by the right kind of attitude toward the The bills, which Olin said e8 conductor It is approprIate to and followed with a scherzo from D. C. Nolan is the attorney for I. one y,"r ot honor.ble dl.eharl' ... rates by 24,5 percent of the for ~ete mUted 00 completion ot two )ears .. Towa City Playground and Recre mer level, the innovation of air whole problem in general," Ware printed in Cedar RapidB, carrie" Bpeak of his conducting and Beleth~~en's "~eve~~h.'~ . t the plainti1f. o.Uo,. wo,k loward ....,.411.d ••,," , 'd the message: "Veterans! Students I dlr~tion. n e evenlOg e Irs encore olion commission. freight service to supplement ail' sal . . . , . , N Ba'-- was an eloquent reading of Sibel- )'U II t ra"urlp' o. fee.r. req.'ret 1111 express and additional facilities to D ..... every ,lie I In theil' report thc comtnission The Acheson report proposes on. Why dId you fight. Was It to foce lu 's "Swan of Tuonela" and the increase passenger comfort and international licensing system for racial fascism. at home~ All 18 Probably the pll~lic is first ti~al extra a brilliant rendition FIRMT YEAR C(,AS8 BEGlN8 sllid, " Ii is our purpose and aim to convennence have been foremost control of fissionable raw mate- barber sho(AS I,n I~wa ?Ity refuse aware o~ lhe !lct ,t~at . he, does not 'of Rossini's "Seniramida Over McCloy to Discuss SP.I'1'EMBER ~OTH, 1816 organize, plan and promote the in securing the new air transpor rials and oC the manufacturing of to cut Negroes hall'. WIll you, the use a baton. 'l:"p'ls IS, atter all, of ture." Japan at Luncheon For rurlbr, Intormatlon adbl., 184 best possible recreation program tation patronge, the ail' executive atomic power. " nation's new leaders, negl~t this lItt\e if ally. i~po~t.!Ince: 'a 'c'entury A large audience in the after- Registrar Fordham Univenlly In undel' our present budget, facU said. Ai Plttsburrh Meetlnr responsibility? You must act ,ago ~olld.uctors wer~ criticiz~ .for noon and a capacity audience In "Changing Japan" will be dis- School of Law Ware acted as delegate from the now!" , usil'\i th!ln leadmg the evening enjoyed the concerts. cussed by Prof. C. I-t,. ,McCloy of ities and equipment and to render bato~s ra~her 302 Broadway, New l'ork " N. Y. In Association of Eastern Iowa Sci- City law requires persons : de- t~om a keyboard Instrument, and -======~ the>e serv ices to the best Interests entists at the natJonal meeting of sirin, to disiribute handbills In the principle .difle,eljce ' between .' CIIU and welfare of the entire commu Isaak Walton Officers the F'ederation of American Sci- 10W;l City to file their intentioll the use or non-use of the baton Kai-Sl nity." entists in Pittsburgh last week- with the city clerk five days prior ~m& to be thllt With 'a baton it cessiolJ end . to the day they will peddle. In'for- is e~sier to ,indicate time; without Old Capitol Desigo Members or the commission are: Try YeHer's FIRST for the terday Talk Here Tomorrow He reported thnt the organizl\- maUon as to 'the section of : the \t. it' i~ easier to illdicate shading. H. S. I vie, presIdent; IrvIng tion passed a resolution support- city where the handbills are to be \'Mr. · Mltropoulos; whose know On Suggested Stamp tional Weber, vice"president; Deon JonllS, . Ries TuUJe of Des MOines, state ing the Acheson rep()rt ond sent distributed must be left with the leda~ of orchestral scores runs to ported secretary; LeRoy Spencer, war Izaak Walton league presideni, it to congress. He said the associn' same oUicial. thOusands of compositions, is be Prof. W. J. Petersen BEST in CosmetiCs well 0 rnnt oUlccr; Tom Ke)ley, and Mrs, {\Od C, R. Hallowell of Dubuque, tion as a whole is enihusiastic Investigation of city files shoW's fore 011 else, con.cerned faithfully "'rl1.' state executive secretary and na about the Acheson report, (or they only three persons have tiled the to the individuality und Gives Idea Showing to be : Ned Ashion. re~roduce tional vice-president of the league, feel that it is probably the first necessary notice or intention to sU:!~ ·. Of the composer and t~e Ten iowa Landmarks The natioa's finest creators of cosmetics have always mjse~ :II. Ex officio members are John P. will be the featured speakers at 1 attempt to set up a workable in- distribute handbills since July 26, QGmposition. His Jjrograms yester- the Kl.. Kelley, . school board; G eo rile the April meeting' of the Johnson iernaiional control of atomic en- 1945. ~ . w.ere very broadly chosen been bur first consideration when we make our merchan· . Displllying ten prominent state who dE Kanak, park board, and Mrs. county chapter of the Izaak Wal ergy. " t~m amonlllUlsterpieces of many H. I. Fonte\lio-Nanton, a Negro s . Ie. s an.d periods', and, each was figures, the design for a state cen dising plans for securing cosmetics we know every lady George Petsel, P .T,A. organiza ton league. At the present time, Ware said, d t t d t d d't · • '" liIn. .. , gra ua -e s u en an e) or OL l'ntArp'reted in te~ms of I'ts own tennial stamp has been submitted tion. The meeting is scheduled the Federation of American Sci- "E " t· 1 . t " , will love. Past perfonnance is a major factor in our opin· this (1\1 yes, na IOna PIC ure maga- content and individuality. to the Iowa centennial committee In its first annual report, made Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Ameri entists is unanimously in favor of . ted ''It '11 II t . zme, commen, WI ca , a • Tw,o SY.IDPhollles by Prof. William J. Petersen of ion, . . therefore if it's new - it must also have a com· tied so' to the mayor and the city coun clIn Legion rooms of the Com following two procedures: t ti t the s·tuat·on and Ifl l'n the university history department. munity building. en on 0 1 I ,. .. - The two symphonies, ' Brahm's mendable reputation before you will find it at YETTER'S cil, the commission disclosed that 1. Active support of the Ache- t t" d it · f il :but ' The design, which is subject to The ottendance the recreation cen Members. of the CedUT Rapids, eres IS arouse IS 0 va ue" . "First", iii the' alternoon and Sib- at son report. , I do ' not believe it will be. effee- elius's "First" 'in' j,he 'evenjng, are revision, includes ten figures: Old - Iowa Cily's cosmetic cenler. mlll).ist ter alone reached 40,845 during Wllshington and Davenport chaP "Of course, it is well ' known tl ' " , .., , ve. both of e.pic p""po' r'io. ns, but are Capitol at Iowa City, Ft. Des churia the past year. . , ters have been invited to attend. among scientists that ' ttiere is' no . .,~ , Moines, Ft. Atkinson, the shot A dutch lunch' will be served ''It does 'seemthat sOme ac~iQn othehvise as · .cl.iff~rtht · ; as ' the • prompt Of the facilities at the center, fundamental secret to the 'atomic is. justified in the case of'the shOll poles. Mr. "'MitroPQulos and the tower at DUQuque, the first Mis the Paper Doll club was the mOst aIter the meeting. soned. · J bomb, and there is 'no kn6wn de- on university property.-since Ne: orc;liestra gave--vivid 'ah'cl 'dramatic sissippi river bridge at Davenport, pecred popular with an attendance of fense," Ware said. "The' most groes are part of tlie' student. perfO"riljances o!'ihese \IIOrks, each 'old Zion church at Burlington, the pU$h 0 26,379. Other activities of the promising procedure is In the es- body." . !,~e 'as Jl:u~uBh l it .. ~ha"red its high lowa frontier in 1846, the Mormon recreation center are: craft and Trash Fire Extinguished F'urtl tablishment of an international place. with other. conception. , trail, the Potawatomi Indians, and New ·c game rooms, lIymnasium, business FIremen were called yesterday council or commi tiee to control -======::!=====:::;.,. ~o a symbolic overturned basket of men's club, workout room, hanp- afternoon to extinguish a fire in J;3r.iIUan~ p~rtorlT!ances of French that ' t1 atomic energy." N I C works liS diverse as Debussy's fruit and grain depicting Iowa's szepin, ball court, dancing clllsses, girls' a trash box behind Bremers Public Education., . "Iberia" and' Berlioz's "Benvenuto status as "Breadbasket of the Na and women's classes, club meet- clothing store. The only damage ove ty 'orsalles" day; a~ 2. A wide educational program ::J Cellini 'Oyertur'1", all .well as a tion," enclosed within' the state four F jngs, chess club, Negro progra/l1: was a broken window. for the public so os to ' impress Con'tribute to Campus charming suite' by Milhaudi "The boundaries. showers, City league basketbal\, ' ------to red. upon the people the essentiol Water' M4sic'" of Handel and the Conceived by Professor Peter of the sen, lecturer on Iowa history and l~;i~~~~~ague basketball and box- points of the Acheson report and Chest at Ball \'Polovet~ian ' Dances" 'from Boro- chulin, hULLETIN- other important facts converning .. ~ din'~ " ''Pi-ince 'Jgor" 'rounded out member of the centennial commit Registration in tlje playground, D tee after studying many ideas sub atomic energy in ge,neraL: As a As a part of 1he, Campus .Chest pr\,&f~~s ;· of,~ hlg!ily,, ~ari~ ;tnpod, $3.00 The division was 61 0, while total par (Contlued from page 2) part of this program the drive,., university men ' will p're-- petigd apd p'/.'ofile. : mUted, the design was drawn by o'rgani~ ~u.~if'! tile go' ticipation in the program wa!\ zlltion would sporlSCit films, til.dto sent theit' dates 'with novelty. cor- a' nov E. K. Larson Jr., Al of Davenport. q ~ p.a'EJ1 cli'~ r !ritj!rest ~~s $7.50 'QOne t 14,655. The City and Junior Soft~ al).d Evelyn Whltebook, vice-presi pl'ograms and speakers on all sages instead .ot floWers at " the eity · l1aSed . ,upoW AmeTlcan f~ An IIrt major, Larson entered the ball leagues in using these fllcil- dent; Esther Klein and MollY university at the beginning of the (Plus Fed, Tax) tea pal phases of atomic control. . Senior Ball Frida:\, night,. Dorothy 'materj:ll" ':Wililefness Road" by I Comm, ilies played 92 games. Abramow, recording seereta",: :'Only by understanding some' K,otteman, ' A3 of .Burlington, 'Elie' S,e~llister.,: Wh!lse visit' he,re second semestel' after over two The Junior High school swim, ~ernndine Greenberg and Gie!l:! thmg about the problems hlvplved special projects chairman 'for, the . as c6I1du.ciot . of ". the Americjm years of militury service. parties Chia ming pool 'program counted 1,373 Meyers, corresponding secretary, can ~he p.ublic tre~t ,~he TT1at~er In campaign, said last nllht;' • I . baiJ~'" : S\~g~~s ij1J .' b~~. rem em- partiCipants. and Harlan Willenstein, treasurer. lin IOtelhgeni way, . Ware , con-, "A booth will be $I;t tfP .at the J>«ed; 1'1&, .cQmpbsition, is finely, ' • • ment ~ All of ihe enterprises sponsored Any other eligible member may cluded. en.trance to Iowa Union. ' dance conceived' and treil~ed !' . Episcopal Ch,ldren later I by the commission are under the' be nominated from the floor at st~erin direction of J. Edgar Frame, suo the coming elections. floor where men may contrib.uti! " " ' Jibl~ ; ilil.be.e - To Give Mite Boxes party the $2 or $3 they would have. ·-~e ,orchesttta .. , in spite o( per- • perintendent of recreation, and JULIUS SPJVACK spent on flowers to the Camp~ sonal ,pro1i>lems su~h as' the war In Sunday Service ferenCE Waller A, Smith, center director. President Bishop to Administer Chest lind recei .... e a special Cam~ ~as i!O~sed lfPi>n .aH ,performing _____ agreen: The oWce secretary is Betty Mer', pus Chest corsage to show, thqt ~hsembles, isjn . ~ '. fine stllte of A children's service for ihe pre- NameI' and there are 44 part time: ZOOLOGl' SEI\IINAR they have contributed," Miss ,Kot- respOns!ven,esB,' Galance: ensemble' sentaiion of the Lenien mitc employes. ; Dr. Roland Alden fTom the an Confirmations Here teman explained. • I ! . ,.' , i \ - \. '. boxes by the Sundny school of the Future Plannlll6 atomy division of the University :;1l11i1ar cOl'sage su~t!fu~ians ~~ i " ,i,' i ; "', K' 'frinity Episcopal church will U. In their report the commission pf Tennessee medical schOOl will The sacrament of confirmation ahd contributions to previous l'''.~ I\Qmp"$ , ~pers lake plaee ai 9:30 a, m. Sunday announced plans for expansion ot speak lor the Zoology seminal' at wiil be administered in two Iowa drives have p~oved vety 'suI}- ••heatiCal to Be Held . in the Church. The parents of the the program, which will enlar~ .. p. m. I 'rlday In room 205, zool City Cotholic churches by the cessful, she said. The men w,ill : T ' '. or. " . M' b.d children will also attend the serv- eXisiing faciliiies and it is hoped, ogy building. Most Rev, R. L. Hayes, bishop of not be Ilsked to make any s[)eCiaIOlJ'Orrow In ac rl e ice. develop new activities, Listed in J. H. BODINE Davenport, Sunday and Monday contributions, but may donate ,. . ".' , A sermonette on the significance AU ~he plans are: increased indoor evenings. whatever amount a corsage would '. The iil's.t rehearsal of "Kampus of the mite boxes will be given - COSMETICS-{Street Floor) The services will take place In swimming, and ice and roUer ORIENTATION PROGRAM have cost. ; Kaper~," ' all-!:lni.v~r'sity variety by the rector, the Rev. Fred W. VIEr skating facilities; development of Appointments for interviews fo~ St. Mary's church lit 8' p. m. Sun day and in St. Wenceslaus' church ------, ! ~how, will be held tomorrow at Putnam. The music will be led by tack b playgrounds, multiple-use play leatlers nnd assistants in the 1946 7 ~ 30 ' p. m. in Ma..cbride.a,uditorium, the junior choir under the direc- Stales areas, and sledding hills; expan freshman orientation program cali at 8 p. m. eOnday. rown" Heads Assistant Director Thomas Di- tion of Mrs. Alma , Harier. Or- ckised sion of recreation servlcelj to tre be mllde at the U. W. A. desk in Robert BI ' Mnttini, AS . of' lowa .City, un- ganist will be Mitchell Andrews. protest public; additional community cen Old Capito\. Interviews will be '\lounced yesterday.' : Cen, ~ ter facilities; improved equillment held from 9 u. m. to 12 M. and Eleven Go to ' Service o The and sto'rage, and issuance of a from 1 to 1\ p. m. from today Eleven men left from Johnsdn Am Vel ,0, rgaliizal,ioil ' Every l1e participating, in the Demolay Meets "'on,'ght show .is asked to attend this re- I last M recreation bulletin service. through Tuesday. county Monday night for induc" • . . 'he"iirsaJ." " . ' . ' The order of Demolay will hold pori II Budret Report. JEAN COLLIER tlon into the armed forces lit Ft. Members of th~ Iowa City Atn~ ~;J~a.miiuii · Kap~rs~ ' 'will 'be' pre- a regular busi ness meeting ionight In the budget report submitted Chairman Snelling, Minn. ... • Linl, I Vets POIlt No. 22 last night elected .sel)ted May 1 IInd~ 2.. .in . Macbride at 7:30 in the Masonic temple, prot!!t by tbe commission it was shown They are John Albert Klein Robert J. Brown commander of a\laitorium undet the ,sponsors~p Prof. W. E. Bech, Dad of the local tha t the total cost of the pro SENIOR INVITATIONS schmidt, Wilbur Charles Detert, the organization. of the Newman,club, chapter, has announced. attack, fired 0 gram for the year, $9,942, was only Seniors should order their com William Leburn Potter, John Red Regan is the new vice- ======:::::f'=====-:======55c per capita. mencement invitations lit the ·Funk, Donald Leo Rogers, Gar com.mander; John Byers was ., l1li rep. alumni office In Old Capi tol by rett Joseph Byrne, Erwood Ern elected adjutant; Ray Rar¢y wljs Clal The program is sUPP9rted by . Ib~A·, CITY'S OWN DEPARTMENT STORE ....e city taxes, Community Chest Tuesday, April 30. They are elit McPhetres, Cecil Prank Smith, named financ~ officer, tmd Mike (unds and incidental sources. The priced Ilt ellht cents elich, Eugene Joseph Bail, Elvin Lee Maher will serve ' as provo~t city tax, Y.. miJI, contributes ap KAY KELLER Wear and John L/lVern Schlote. marshal. proximately two-thirds of the ChalrlDaa " revenue and the Community Chest • Senior Invltailons CDmmittee another third, whUe Incidental re- ceipts bear only a small fraction CAMPUS CHEST MEETING HAS I of the total cost. Members of the Campus Chest Membership on the recreation commlltee, SOlicitors, speakers and commission is 11 ppointlve, by the housing unit representatives will . Sh.. r Whit. mayor, for a term of 3 years and meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. In is without pay. Only tht: recrea- room 221A, Schaeffer hall, for a tion deportment staft are paid em- /lery important pre-campaign ployes. meeting. Everyone worklng on the " Comar.isllon Voices Appreelatltn . Chest drive must be present t I ~by the yard) The commission expressed their this m~etinl. . " .' • • . 1 appreciation, in the report, to BOWARD ~N8LElGH For:1orm'alS, ~aduntion , dtesses, blouses, curtains many of the local organizations CallQlUI CbHt CbalnDan . ',.\ '.\, ~ , and individuals that contributed, .,,~'Wllt~~set' : s.hr.~p,,-prool finish . . Yard ...... to the success of the program. The FRESHMEN 'Y' .. , school board, Johnson countY" All members of Freshmen 'Y' h'~' ~ ~.. J . I board of supervlsofj, aU of ijle wh'o wish to help out in the tag • 0; -;.. ..' '+ local organizations aiut lervlce. sale Saturday, April 27, may sign j 'a ... ~.I,. • \ ' 't .... "'. • "San..on" FACE POWDER T-AB~ clubs, Mrs. Harriet WalsJ:!., tb~', up ' in ' Iowa Upton. They are to " 10 • ~" ,1 ... . .' + volunteer leaders, lind the' Com- indicate one hour of free time munity C\1est were all offered the from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 'Saturday. '.:,\.~ '~:. ~~~~ ,;:", .CARP ~ TABLES ~ special thanks of the commission MARY JANE NIELSON ~ I It I. . I " " I, I BYn~ for thei r individual eflorts. Pobll,,"y Chairman · , ', Stro()i top, rUII,ed ' constl'uction, stain Now •• , Dan' tatel race powder oUL 01 the purel,. . 'proOt finish ,' , .... : ...... : ...... "iiu'l ' , . I_d,i 1t IUlbl)' with T.bu perfume 10 "i"lOllr -- ).. 1~ ", ' • • l \ ~ , ~ . .. . beaut1 .1\ ind,iictib.bl. aura •• , a Ih/rd dimtllfiM Des Moin~, Still College 'J- , ') , ' • _omethihl that complexion beluly hi . never h.d before •.• the ~ded dimen.ion of Intoxlc~linllalid I•• liD, , I " if frAlI'tllee : ; . tABU! Seven Brrl'!fl WIIl'e Inlet cOllll1le~ion'r'!!ht ' \If;IOII ,bacilli' ' .• all of whieh )'011 ' 11 love. $1.75 (lIS ."ta) .Osteopathy : and Su;gery \ '. .. _ HAIR ' .~ ·US~~$ I EMBROIDERY , Osteopathic ·Me