GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY! Today will be partly cloudy and slightly damp thundershoweQ, that is, Don't stray too far without owan a raincoat. Clearing and cooler tonight. r.tabu.hecll868 Vol. 78, No. 273-AP Newa and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Thursday, August 8, 1946-five Centa
BYRNES IN DEEP CONTEMPLATION Dean McGrath Polio ')[0 Tour Reich , ' ~cho6r System Ep.idemic Stage
* * * Dean Earl J . McGrath of the college of liberal arts wlll go to the American occupation zone in Europe the week of Aug. 19 as a member of a state department Areas mission which will inspect the I'n Some German schooi system. John H. Hilldring, assislant -ec r relary of slate, yesterday con Truman Supp rfers Hail Slaughter's Defeat firmed the fact that Dean Mc Worst Wave Grath would go on the mlsslon. Official announcement of the trip As Endorsement of Administration Policies wllJ not be made until each of the men asked to serve on the mission B7 D. HAROLD OLIVE. will be Albert L. Reeves Jr .. nom Of Disease has accepted or declined the state Polltlesl Reporter Inated without opposition. Reeves, department appointment. President Truman's supporters SECRETARY OF STATE James F. Bnnes (left) reat. h" cblll oa hit band al he IIateu to a speech also a veteran, is the son of a Since the trip will take only at. a mediI1&" of the cenerat aaaemblY of the peace conference III Luxemboarr Palace, Parlt. At. r"ht yesterday hailed the defeat ot three or four weeks, Dean Mc Is J_mes Dunn, .....lant lecreur.J, of llate. (AP WIREPHOTO) Rep. Slaughter (D., Mo.) for re long-time federal district judge in Since 1916 Grath will return to his duties nomination In Tuesday's primary Missouri. here about the time the fall ses *** *** *** as a sign of endorsement of ad A second congressman-Ralph sion ol'ens, Sept. 23. President ministration poliCies. H. Daughton (D., Va.)- was de IIr T"~ 80(,IAT&D PRESS Virgil M. Hancher said yesterday Thc presldcnt, the CIO-PAC, The worst wave of infantlle feated In the Tuesday balloting in that Dean McGrath has been Peace Conferen'ce Asks Former and tbe Pendergast pOlitical or paralysis si nce 1916, reaching granted permission to leave his . ganization of Kansas City backed Ix states, bringing to 14 the total epidemic proportions in some lo university post temporarily and Enos A. A)C;tell, 37-year-old atlor house members thus far failing of calities, has struck scattered sec that Prof. Walter F. Loehwing, ney and navy veteran, who de renomination. Thirteen of them tions of Ule soutb, west and mJd head of the botany department, Enemy 10 Participate feated Slaughter by an unofficial dlewest. OPA Permits Nations are DemOC~3ts. Five senators will serve as aeling dean during 2,301 votes in a tolal of 42,880. Health authorities took sleps to his absence. The vote W8'S Axtell 19,878; have lost out. check the spread of the disease A state department source said PARIS (AP)-The 2 I-nation By JOSEPH DYNAN amendment which said the United Slaughter 11,577, and Jerome While the CIO-PAC backed a as lhe United S lates public health Hike in Canned yesterday that the trip to Ger European peace conference yes Nations rulES would be the guide Walsh 5,425. winner in the nationally-watched ser vice reported a cumulative to Missouri fifth di strict, II last In many would be in line with' a terday Invited lIve former enemy had preceded final adoption of a "on all questions of procedure" not Axtell's Republican opponent lal of 5,454 cases throtJghout the slmllar mission 10 Japan several covered in conference rules. its effort to eliminate Senator nHlion, Includ ing all states but nations to participate in their de- British amendment provIding that Harry F. Byrd (D., Va.) who won months ago. Prof. C. II. McCloy of liberations beginning Saturday as recommendations botb of a two Adopt Procedure Rules West Virginia. Food, Prices lhe physical education dcpartment easily over Martin A. Hutchin This total compared with 29,000 the rules commJttee, putting aside thirds vote and a simple majority Rules on committee procedure son, Richmond attorney. Byrd and President Georgc Stoddard :H acrimony, moved with high speed wouid be submitted by the con cases in 1916, 2,013 for the same were adopted in quick succession Reveal Raid said he had been No. 1 on the the University of Illinois wcre and a show of harmony toward ference to the big four council period In 1945 and 3,992 in 1944. WASHINGTON (AP) - Prices and unanimously after the com labor organization's "purge ll:;t." hol1sewlves pay rot· canned corn, members of the mission to Japan. completion of its tasks. of foreign ministers. mittee, without dissent, approved The nexl worst year since 1916. Dean McGralh said that he had Further tabulations of Tuesday peas; tomatoes and tomato pro . Under an I\mendmcnt offered Ready to Report a Yugoslav proposal permitting votes showed these results: • • • ducts were ordered up one to two accepted the state department ap by United States Secretary of The committee cleared Its decks states neighboring Germany and On Secrel In some or the worst areas, poinlment 10 the m~ion and will State Byrnes and adopted unan- by 7:30 p. m., and was ready to MIssouri - Democratic senator the Dumber of c es rose \0 11) cents ,a can yesterday Lo make up Italy to present proposals direct,ly ial: won easily by incumbent lior ,subsidies which have been leave Saturday evening fot Wa~h imously by the committee, rep- report to a plenary session this times a. heavy as a. year aco. to the big (our without previous Frank P. Briggs, who had the dropped. ington, where he will discuss the resentatives of Italy, Romania, arternoon. reference to the council. • • • trip with state department offi Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland Senate Files blessing of the president. Repub In New England, some other OP A made the increases effec Yugoslavia wIthdrew a propo cials. The exact dales for the will be heard in the plenary ses- One flurry of argument came In lican senatorial: James P . Kern, eastern states and at least two tive immediately and IIlso raised sal to Invite Albania to attend the trip have not been telefjsed to slons of the conference as well a tina I move before the committee Kansas City attorney, won han- western slates reporled the inci price' ccllings one cent on 12-ounce plenary session at which Italy Is him, Dean McGrath said, but Ber as appear before committees. adopted principles for questions WASHINGTON (AP) _ The dlly. ..AIl .. I~ul)\bel"\t hou ~ e )Tlem dence of the disease was below packages of frozen corn and peas. to sta te her ease, atter British lin will be incluped on the inUn Show Strain not covered Qi' the conference's senate war investigating commlt- ' ben,' except jSlaughter, were re \a81. ~car. Sl)mf' ~\\et tl.te1l.'!> t~ I\t the same tim ., the. Mency own rules. Delesate Hector MCNelJ saId it lIooclleli Qui price controls on fro erary. RIIIe!J committee members plain- tee disclosed last night thai It has nominated. porled the number of cases at ly showed the straIn of Tuesday's Chairman Paul Henri Spaak of was a question for the conference been furnished "the identity of Vlr&1nla - Democratic senator "about normal." zen and canned snap beans pack itself to decide. ed before last Ma rch 1. Price long and tempestuous session, Belgium had proposed, with the the Individuals" responsible for tal; won by Senator Byrd. Repub Epidemics we r e reported In ceiUngs on snap beans packed Gromyko Questions which broke up at 2:30 a. m. in support of Britain and the United Byrnes and Molotov joined In a mysterious, pre-dawn raid Ilcans nominated Lester Shields Minneapolis, an Arkansas county since that time were suspended a victory of the western powers States, that rules of the general asking unanimous action in the months ago upon its secret files Parsons, Norfolk attorney, in con and three Mississippi counties and several weeks ago. over the Soviet Union on a pro- assembly of the United Nations be adoption of the section on commit concerning the Garsson munitions vention last March. the Ohio stale health director Commiffee's Power cedural matter. applied to any questions not cov- tee procedure rules outlined In combIne. West Vlrc1nla-Democratlc sen- predicted an epidemic year unless The price increases on canned I However, neither Byrnes nor ered by the rules of this confer advance by the foreign ministers' lt withheld the names "for the atorial: won by Senator Harley M. a "sharp drop" was noted within and frozen vegetables meet terms NEW YORK (AP)-Russian Foreign Minister Molotov made ence. RussIa and Norway said council, and It was adopted with time being," but said It under- Kilgore. Republican: Thomas B. 10 days. of the new price control act. The delegate Andrei A. Gromyko yes any reference to the unprecedented the proposal was unnecessarY, but two amendments offered by the stood that the FBI had stepped Sweeney, former state senator. Ohio's heallh director urged law requires that When subsidies terday questioned the right ot a are cancelled, retail ceilings must diplomatic battle of words whicb it was adopted with a Russian American delegate. Into the case. Six Incumbent house members parents 10 keep children away United Nations membersh ip com be increased commensurately. The committee's statement de- renominated. from crowds. Some boys and giru mittee to ask information directly ------~.------~------As a result, OPA said, number e1ared: Kansa_Republlcan Frank Carl con ven tlons were cancelled in from applying nations, including LouisIana and Mississippi and two sized cans of peas and toma "The committee has received son, United States house member, SovIet-sponsored A I ban i a and Former Japanese some 5w)mming. pools in N"cbTas~a toes will cost two cents more, Information to the effect that the and Democrat Harry H. Woodring, Outer Mongolia, but declined to Rumor British May Blockade sta te parks were closed. while corn and tomalo Juice go up committee's files on the Garsson former secretary of war and one press for a vote and tbe security SUuatlon In Midwest one cent. Premier Describes matter, or a part of them, were time governor, won gubernatorial council then upheld the commit This wa~ the middlewest situa One cent increases also were removed from the committee's of nominations. Woodtlng favored tee. tion: authorized for H.-ounce bottles of Palestine 10 Hall Immigration fice in the senate offlce bullding repeal of state dry laws. The membership committee, Story of Surrender Minnesota deported 768 cases catsup, and six-ounce cans of lo at about 2 a. m·, were taken to mato paste. which includes representatives of New Hampsblre - Governor: this year with 65 deaths, 368 of aU the 11 nations on the council, an office In the city ot Wash Gov. Charles M. Dale, Republican, the cases and 28 deaths occurring In other actions yesterday, OPA: TOKYO (AP)- A strangely as LONDON (AP)-A British of it could not comment on uncon wllJ meet again at 8:30 a. m. ington where the contents were apparently squeezed through In in Minneapolis and with 7 deaths Authorized retail price increases ficial source said yesterday Bri firmed reports that two Jewish copied, after which the files them of t)Wo to three cents for colton (CST) today to take up an appli sorted group of a half doten top his renomination bid. His Novem- and 90 cases in SI. Paul' Wlscon tain has prepared to blockade Pal refugee ships, overdue at HaIfa, seltes were returned the com flannel work sh irts, effecUve Aug. cation from Afghanistan. Others ranking Japanese-including three to ber opponent will be t'. Clyde' sin 78 cases with six de~t1lS com estine and launch naval and army had been Intercepted by BrItish mittee's office." 12. on the list are Iceland, Portugal, who have been named as war operations-perhaps by tbe end of navy ships and taken to Cyprus. Keele, mayor of Dover. pared with nine cases a year ago; Announced 'increases of 13 'AI Ireland, Siam and Transjordan. "The commlltee Is Interested In ArkallS85-Rep. Fadjo Craveml Iowa. 1311 cases compared with a criminal suspects - worked for this week-to choke the flow of MeanWhile, press dispatches percent in whoiesale and relall Action was held up on Albania this matter," said the statement, (D) had a 400-vote unOfficial lead norma.l a.verage or 11: Indiana 37 thousands of llIegal Jewish immi from Nicosia, capital of the Bri ceilings on oil cloth and five per and Outer Mongolia pending fuller two years behind the scenes to because It may afford an explan for renomination in the fourth cases; SI. Louis 36 cases compared grants into the Holy Land. tiSb eastern Mediterranean island, cent on vegela ble and fruit in information after several countries maneuver Japan into a position to atIon for the absence from Its district, but the official count was with six in the 1945 peri.od; South In Paris, a spokesman for the said a "strongly wired" camp was aecticide sprays. These increases questioned their bids in early dis surrender, former Premier Adm. files of certain Important docu awaited to determine whether he Dakpla 50 with eight deaths Jewish agency executive declar being prepared there for "a few also Bl'e effective Aug. 12. cussions. Keisuke Okada said yesterday. ments which were known to be won. Other house incumbents won against 20 a year ago; OhIo 165 ed that If Britain turned back il hundred sentenced terrorists whose in the committee's files until the The group had the ear of Em legal Jewish immigrants at the dispersal wouid be helpful to without opposition. (See POLIO, Page 5) peror Hirohilo, and on at ieast one fall of 1945, and which the com shores of palestine, "The result Palestine." The dispatches said mittee has been unable locate occasion his active intervention. to may be ca tastrophic." reports that thousands of J ews for the past several months." OBSERVES BIKINI MICE But It was not untll tne nIght of The British colonial office said would be taken to Cyprus were Aug. 13, 1945, Okada said in an unfounded. Henry Gac;.sson Sell, Interview, that the ruler broke up In Palestine, the secret radio a stormy session of the cabinet of Haganah, Jewish underground, Batavia Corporation and made the fateful decision by u.S. Skipper Tells saId Britain has concentrated which Japan accepted the terms troops around Haifa, the main CHICAGO (AP) - Dr. Henry of Potsdam. Of 'Salvage BaHle' port for the Inflow of Jewish Im Garsson, head of Batavia Metal , Peace overtures were started mJgrants, and deelared this "fore Products, Inc., part of a midwest through Soviet officials in Feb shadows complete stoppage of Im munitions combine now unc!er ruary, 1945, Okada disclosed. The LONDON (AP) - The British mlgl'atlon" followed "by renewed senate investigation, sold the firm basic. point of these peace feelers Steamer Elizabete refused to re police and military operations." Tuesday night as a referee In was the retention of the emperor, The radio did not say wbat bankruptcy began hearinp to de move her lowlines lrom the crip although the army also Insisted courle might be followed by Pal t~rmine whether or not a receiver that Japan not be occupied. pled food ship American, Parmer mach, Halanab's well-disciplined should be appointed for the com The ' admiral said Japan would despite the wishes of the Ameri army. pany. have been torn by an "internal can owners and contrary to The British army, meanwhile, Sidney S. Gorhan, company at upheaval" If the Allies bad in United States n,val advice, the imposed a 5 p. m. to 6 a. m. cur torney, told Referee Marlin Ward sisted on removal of the emperor. captain of the United states De few on shops in the border area at a bankruptcy nearing yester Asked if the peace group would stroyer Perry said yesterday. of Te-I Aviv and Jaffa. The British day that Garsson sold all Batavia have agreed to Japan's surrender This first eyewitness account cruiser Ajax bas been dispatched stock Tuesday night to James without the retention of the em of what British ne.. spa p ~rs 'called from Malta to Haifa, where two Stein, president of Metaplast, Inc., peror, he replied: a salvage "battle" of the high ships carrying refugees from Eur a metal and plastic products man "I would not bave been alive seas was given by Comdr. C. J . ope 8tlll lie In the harbor. ufacturing company of New York today if the emperor had not Van Ai-sdall In a report to United The British cabinet met In spe City, and Herman Starr, head of been allowed to remain." States naval authorities here and cial session for two hours yes the Diamond Production company, The Japanese successes of 1942 in an interview after the Perry terday and called In Field Marshal producers of industrial diamonds, nullified any peace attempts at docked at Dartmouth. Lord Montlomery and top rank also of New York. first, he continued, but reverses "At no time did we see any Ing officers of the three tlghting Gorhan said the purchasers did began the tollowing year. Then violence, nor was any reported services, including the first sea not assume the debts of the Ba tour elder sta tesmen - a group to us," Van Arsdall said. He Lord. Adm. Sir John Cunning tavia company, but had alreed composed principally of former added tha t he refused a request ham. to Invest $100,000 working capi premiers-began meeting secretly from the Elizabete's captain to Not a word leaked from the cab tal and $500,000 worth of machin to discuss means of suing for stop merchant seamen from the Inet session, and Foreign Secre ery in the firm. He declined to American Ranger from golnl tary Ernest Bevin-back at his give the purchase price. desk yesterday after a 10 days' aboard the dama~ American Lalit Friday, six creditor firms Farmer to bring her into port. rest-declined to discuss the mat KUled by Lightning ter. of Batavia and the Challenle COIll Seamen from the Ranger, a sis pany, a subSidiary, filed suit to SIOUX CITY (AP) - Daniel ter ship of the farmer, are brlni have the companlea declared bank- Richard O'Shaughnessy, 12, was ing the Farmer with its cargo 26 Dead in Typhoon rupt and to have a ~Iver ap- killed by lightning yesterday even into port under its own steam, TOKYO, Thursday (AP)-The pointed. Tuesday the IOvernment l,OOO-POUND FUGITIVE from a Phllaclelpbla aJaurbter boUle nUs ing while drIving cows at the farm probably late today. The 2.000 hc;!me Induatry announced today was granted permission to join DR. BOON LORENZ, IIeJIlor bloph711cllt In ebar.. e of telts at the naterd., turned • drult store In\o • lballl1l1ea, invaded a fumJtare of hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . J. ton Elizahete had started towln, 26 deaths resulted from lut week'il In the bankruptcy petition, claim National Caneer IJUltltute In Waahlnrton. D. C., Is ShOW1l yesterda)' ~p Ind llar&ecl \0 work on It before belur Ibot to death bJ' J. B. O'Shaughnessy, about three miles the 8,OOO-ton Parmer, damaied in typhoon, with 13 otherl mining Ing the two firma owed the IOv checldac nnt onll1lrinP of a __ whlch survlved 'be. BlklDl ltom ...... I palrolman off dutJ'. Boldea .. pictured .~rbl&' 111&0 tile .outheast of Sioux City on high a collision and abando.ned 1,'100 and 11 Injured. No AllIed callual- ernment approximately $1,000,000 balDb teata. A .....ap Of 18. mice broua1d 'rom Bfklnl are under face lot iIle wluch boville, (~ WlBIPBOTO) way 141. miles off En&land a week ~.o" tiel were reponed, in overpa:yments on war contracts. et1Ub' on the effecu of the atomic ....b. (AP WlBBI'HOTO) PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY. IOWA THURSDA ':, AUGUST g, 'Our Sacred Trusf'-Or How 10 Live With the Atom .. ~ The Dally Iowan Around The Stale (V'. Unlvenlt7 ~':::b~ 1.... TIle DaJ40 10".
mED M. POWNALL. PubUsnPl The .... _,_ p,.. .. uduvell' en. NEWI'ON (AP) - A strike DES MOINES (AP)-The 10 ... Lorf'n L. RJekenon, AB1a1.ant to the titled to uae for repubUcatlon of aU newl which had halted production at executi ve council yesterday au. Publlshe. dllpalcheo credIted to II or not other Gene Goodwin. I!'.d'tor S. credited in IIWJ pePOJ' and ..... Ihe lhe Newton Foundry company thorized the state aeronautiC$ WOllam A. MIlle'. ManUln. Editor local newa herein. Wally Sutn.ham. Busln __'-"" plant since June 18 was settled commission to spend $6,440 or its HUb OIJon. CirCUlation Manaa"r yesterday. funds to buy an airpiane for com Board 01. TruatMa: W1iIN1' IIehnInm. TELEPHONES Kirk H. Porter, A. CreItI Baird, Paul R. A new contract, efCective im mission use. Edit rial 0((1 4191 Olaon. Kennelh Smllh, lean Newland, mediately, was signed by foundry The plane, a 1946 Bellanca ~ OW:: ::::::::::::::::::::: .• \11., Bob Fawcett. Jktty Lou 8chrnI4t. Jluslnea Ortle...... 4192 ------..:------.... orticlals and representatives of Cruisair rour-place ship with dual Entered .. -..nd da...... 11 matter local 229, United Farm Equipment controls, probably will be dellv. SublCriptlon ral...... By mall, ~ per al Ihe poaloUlce al Iowa Clly, Iowa, Here we are, halo .hlnln., hold. But an --atomic arms race Is III. AU nations must join to~ther , .... ; by carrier, 15 c:euLl weeltJy. P per WIder \he ad 01 _ ot Maroh :I, ing our .acred trutt, the Atom and Metal Workers of America ered next week Crom lhe Cacto!,), y..... 1m. rea.dy under way. OiIee a' r,ce an~ pool tbeir strength to enforce (Cro). Bomb. We made It. No other na· starts you hi ve to beat the other world control. Thl~ won't be easy at New Castle, Del. THURSDA Y, AUGUST 8, 1946 lion has any. But they needn't be fellow even it it', Che !aU tllm, to' do but it must be done before The plane was ol'dered in P'eb. afraId. We wouldn't burt anyone. you ever Bo-whlch It Will be. the happy day bere arrives. OTrUMWA (AP)-PIIlJlS tor a ruary from the Iowa AJrplane I beef barbecue in honor ot 4-H company, of Des Moines but com. club members and future Carmers pletion of the transaction was oC America who partiCipate in the stayed by an attorney general's ASmelly Mess and a Bad Example Iowa State Fair this year, were ruling that commission purchases announced by officials of John were subject to executive council A man i, iUllocent until pl'oved guilty. Th vidence apparently Morrell & compan1, meal packer.;, approval. doubt. PPI'haps he isn't guilty of malpractice. faybc bc wa n't yesterday. Henry Wi c h man, executive isn't al\ in, 0 W 'Il giv Andr w J. May, tb b nefit of the 1---____-JlBy Y OK ...E ______International Law Governing Atomrc Energy The event will be held Thurs cou ncil secretary, yesterday iss4ed seeking personal gain in his dealings with HIe Garsson group. Urg.Jd by Head of Scientists' Group day, Aug. 29, on a site just south to Col. Lester G. Orcutt, aeronall. Maybe, a h ~ays, he wa just helping a coupl of friends wIlen THEY TELL ME that Ameri '.!link 'we've achIeved something of the 4-H club dining hall on the tics commission director, a requi. he put preSRure 011 the wal' departmpnt t.o seenre some fflt con cans are going to spend tWo bil new in radio llstlngs. Its a game state fair grounds in Des MOines sition for purchase of the plane. I By lv. A. lDG1NBOTHMI lion dollars for musical entertain as weli as an informative chart. and is expected to attract some The plane will be lhe first ever tracts fot' t he Gal. 011 boy . Chairman, Federation of American Scientists e ment this year. That's a lot of Take today's fot instance: At 2,200 farm youths, on the basIs of purchased by the state. • • kale, and a lot of music. How thtee p. m. on WHO, you'll find : As wp cniP]' the second ypal' of the Atomic Age, every AmCl'ican estimates supplied by farm group Btlt in any ~VI"lt, the May case is (J. smelly ml'ss. And Ihe case much of it will be good music, "Wh. Girl M.", which Is, at course, should know that the atomic bomb has already profoundly leaders. SI:IENAJ\(OOAil"(AP) - Soil is particularily slIIelly b eca ll.~ e it concern 110t A11dl'ew May, or just how much the people will "When a Girl Marries." Now changed the Amel'ican outlook (or' SPclll'ily. Fi"st lhl' Rcipnti!lts A two-hour program of enter erosion control and conServation private I'Wzen, blLt Alld,'ellJ lIfoy, Ulli/l'd tatl's COllal-I'S.~1Jum enjoy it, isn't reveal€d by our with that tip let's follow throu·gh. lind 1l0W th military, after eal'eful . tndy, have warned that the tainment will follow the ~eaI. projects of three nurseries here I were inspected yesterdaY at the from Ih stut of K f lltuclry. statistics agency. On WSUI at 10 a. m. is "At.Br. only rcal security for Amf'I'iell 100lS1 J,rn(JPfo l'lh lif' ill wo"'d ('on. D~le Williams, WOI farm ed .. tor, • • The inte sting thing about this cor." What is It? Easy. It's' 11'01 of atomic energy. WIll act as master of ceremomeS. summer convention of Iowa nurs. • spending spree is that 250 mil erymen and the central planl The ai' bad times fol' 0111' d mocracy to be even slightly "Arter Breakfast Coffee." Most lion dollars will faScinating program, however, is 'rhe pl'e~id(,llt wisely took a lion toward worlil eontJ'ollast fall, CHEROKEE (AP)-Mrs.. LII- board of thirteen midwest states. tain'tce1 with col·l·uption. A lot of people in the world, probably slide down the the listlhg (or WMT at 5:45 w!lere first in a conference with the Iian Harris, 65, and C. A. Allison, Dr. Corl Drake, state el)tomo)o. mol' than we I'ealize, are looking in our direction fot' inspiration slots of those you wJ1l find "Spts Dig," Now prime mlnistE!rs of England and 69, both of Newell, died yester- gist, and Harry Linn, lowa secre and leudm:ship. monstrous juke that isn't hard if you III eally C'amlda, and then through a meet- day without regaining conscious- tary of IIgicullure, were on the ~ There Il'!'P people in lhe world, too, WllO will seizc upon the "May boxes. know what's supposed to be 'there. lhg ot foreign ministers at Mos- 'less as a result of a collision be- program. 1 incident and who will blow it all out of proportion. '1'he c are the I wonder if Its "Sports Digest," of cdurse. cow. Americans in the Will' de- tween the Allison car and lin ice More than 200 attended and people who are scornful 8111.1 cynical of democracy and they de people shut their All oC which means two things: parlment and in the White House truck Saturday morning on high- when hotel reservations were ex. have come to share the opinions of way 5 near Cherokee. light hl throwing the a cident. of democracy-the May ', the eyes while drop in order to get a listing in our hausted 50 delegates stayed at the scientists that we will nat be The two were enroute 10 Siour Bilbos Ilnd lhe 1'almadgps-back in onr teeth. ping in the five page, radio programs are gOing the work camp of a local nursery. free and sate in the Atomic Age City. Election of of[icers was post. Weve got 10 gct th bU!:!fI out of out' sy tem oC l' pre.·cntative cent pieces be to have to shorten their titles, until the bomb Is securely under Two men in the ice truck, poned until the fall meeting. J. C. govt'rnmcnt. For lhose who are looking to us for un example, cause design on and you, (loor reader, are going juke boxes even to have to read up on the law control, but under a system or F'rank Orocker and Joe Holden, Baumhoefner of Cedar Rall\<1l for those who a1' looking to 11 for mistakes and weakn s CS, w 've outshines SUI's of abbreviations. Any requests world control. both of Cherokee, are re~verlng. will continue as preSident. got to make c1ernocl'Rcy really WOl'k h('re in America. 2nd Annual Con for informaUon will be answered The !il'st action of the United • • • temporary Art YOKE by this column. • Nations was to provide for a com J'he 1J/cmbel's of co-lIgl·es.~ 1(n'lt be rom.ing home soon. A good exhibition. How mission to study and propose plans OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN many of tltem wilb be stumping fOI' f·c-election . Let's pin tltem ever, the school of juke box art ANYONE WANT A VACA- for; ,fitting this disruptive [orce down on this mattl'l' of makillg our d mocracy the most effici shames our contemporary artists, !'ION'I Sure,* you* *all do. Well, into the orderly scheme of things. as to color, design, feeling and In this problem the United ently fUllctiollina form of aOVPf")tmellt il~ the world. Let's do I can recommend two vocations meaning. Cubis ts, surealists, col States, with its knowledge and S011l talking o1l.I'selvcs. J'hel'e's 110 lIred for tltem to do all the where you can get easy and fre orists, vibrationists, all have their quent vacations. One is the job ownership of the new weapon, talking- Ot py'l'c too f!'eqlwlltly inclined to wertSle WOI·tls und day in the juke box design halls. of a college professor. Those of had a responSibility to take the 1l1 ca llillgl ~ss g C IlI'1'aliti(' .~ . Let's ask them some questions. The only thing the music boxes my readers who happen to have lead and did take the lead. At the 'fhursdal', Aupst 8, 194' • • • won't do is dance with you, and that job will now say in chorus: first meeting of the United Na can ask them, instllnee, why they don't get bllSY that isn't too far oCf. tions Atomic Energy commission, Federation ot American Sclen· We fo[- and "But I spend part of my vaca tists i8 headed by W. A. Higin UNIVERSITY CALENDAR paRR Ipgislntion that would prevent sllch nn unsavory situation Back to the subject: 600 million tion preparing for the next term, Bernard Baruch (lresented the bothl\m, Los Alomos, cllairml\n II as the May investigation. W c can Ii k them why th y don't pnss dollars will go for new radio sets. and also I'm writing a book." American proposals - not de~ (above, right); J. H. Rush. Oak Thursday, Au&,. 8 • Monda.y, Sept. 18 n law rl.'quiring congressmen to publicly report all outside busi. The new designs I've seen aren't True, but the vacations are pretty mands, but suggestions t hat Ridge, treasurer Oett); and Mel Opening of Independent study Beginning of orientatIon ber Phillips, New Yqrk, secretary. and lIe. s eonnl'ctiolll; Ilnd all inconl l' othel' than offieial ARlories. much of an improvement over good, especially if you don't teach seemed to him most reasonable as unit for graduate st\ldents. registration. the 1941 jobs. Just like the new summer school. a place to begin. It can not be em Wednesday. Au&,. 28 Monday, Sept. 23 cars-hard to find and everyone The other job, doesn't take near phasized too strongly that no development our cities in four . Independent study unit closes. 8 a. m. Instruction begins, wants one. Good news is that the tal~nt, but the vacations are single nalion can put forth a finai years will be unprotected. Peace Is a Downright Necessity 12 million sets are being produced just as good, and in Iowa City, plan, with the attitude that other That Is why so many scientists (For fnlormatlon rerardlnr dates beyond this schedule, tee every month. Now lets see ... they come at the same time as nations must accept it. Develop and military men state that the ef reservations In the oUlce of the President, Old Caliitol.) . ., I'm on page 27 of the secondary the university vacations. I'm re ment of a detailed control plan fect of the atomic bomb will be to Delegates to tlle United Nutlons, ParIs peace confere~ce repre- list . . . just after the Yabonof- ferring to the age old art of tend will involve many questions of scntatives, congressmen and lhe press have been talklDg mnch ski's. That means . . . I'll get weaken America's military posi GENERAL NOTICES ing bar in one of several local politics, industry, medicine, the tion. For, compared with many about onr "moral obligation!'!." my radi~about- June of 1949. . I watering p1aces. Two "places of military, inter-national relations, other countries, our ind ustry and WSlJ[ NEWS BUREAU Monday through Friday, 8:30 They have declared it .is a "moral obligation" of tJj~ Uniteq relaxation" are locking shop con ond economics. * * * our cities are highly concentrated. There will be a series of au a. m. to 12 noon, 1 to 5 p. m. State. to spreod democratic idE'al tbrougbout the worla. UreUl FOR RADIO LISTENERS who CU rren t to the cloffi ng of tq~ sum' 'Skeptics may doubt whether it It might be possible for w to ditions in studio A, radio bui.Jd Britain is s!lid to have a "moral obligation" to provide a sanctu- haven't been able to figure out mer session. .And they'U open Saturday, 8i30 a. m. ,to 12 noon. is possible for this commission to develop many more bombs than ing, Sept. 18, 19, 20 and 21 to se Sept 6 to 22, closed. Ilry for JE'W in PalcRtine. It is" said to b a "moral obligation" the listings in lhe chart which when the students get back. Co be succes!!ful. Will any system of other countries, but doing so iect a staff of newscasters for the incidence? No its just that both Schedules of hours for other to contrc;>1 atomic nergy, 10 further a free press, to aid the storv- appears to the right and .south of world control work? Scientists an would still not give us security. first semester, 1946-47 . Saturday departmental libraries wiU be artisans work hard at their lob. ing peopl or the world, to banish racial discrimination. thiS column, I'll explam. We swer YES-if all peoples at all Even the victor in an atomic war afternoon, Sept. 21, there will be posted on the doors of each li • • • ------countries realize that a world con would s u f fer destruction and a news staff meeting. Attendance brary. trol system must work, that fail devastation which it would take is required ot students registered 011 tlte other hanel, the oviet Union calls for realism. Site for course 19:134, all newscasters mul he,' satellites want, qllite sincerely, to pI'ovide economic LaGuardia Proposes ure to establish a world system generations to repair. The last EDUCATIONAL I James D. White's wlll result in an atomic arms race war did not destroy the civiliza and other persons who want to PLAC£MENT OFFICE secttrity for tltei,' people. 1'he;r deleamtcs declal'e o·u,· 1)1'COO work at the WSUI news bureau. which can end only in a war tion of Europe, but it certainly People registered with the edu l'lIpatioli with icleals and morality is vicious. They feat· 11S; we plirsons who wish to work in Dissolution of UNRRA dE!Vastatlng all nations. destroyed the civilization of Cov J\1l cational placement oUice should feal' thl'ln. And 80 1IIe attock eock olh",' wlh vill';olic PlI10limwl Tbe Acheson-Lilienthal report entry, Berlin nnd Wa rsaw. The "11& news bureau during August and/ or September are invited to be sure to give a forwarding ad· appeals and bl'aad genl'ralizatioll.~. Interpreting from the state department, which next war will be nol twice as dress to the office before leaving About Ocfober First [ormed . a basis for Baruch's destructive nor ten times as de attend a staff meeting Wednesday, • • • Aug. 7, at 4:10 p.m. in studio A. town. To the men wlJO oraie .0 loudly as they chart the conrse of the The News .•• "Fourteen Points" to the United structive, but thousands of limes By ERNEST G. FISCHER world toward pcace or wal', we say: there is no black nor white. PUSHBUTTON WARFARE .bas Nations commission, described one as destructive. OCCUPATIONAL nIERAPY POSITIONS FOR TYPISTS atomic plan which will work. Per Y ou may not gPnI.lI'u 1lze· on t Ilese pro bl ems-th ey are specl'f' IC. moved up with the atom to look GENEVA (AP) -Fiorello La- It is not easy during the first SCHOLARSHIPS The office of nonacademic per You may not hid behind nam -calling and. tags. back at world statesmen plodding Guardia, director-general of the haps there are others, although year of peace for the ordinary Anyone interested in applying sonnel still has positions available "Moral obI igation" is so much malarkey in lhe face of thc behind. UNRRA, recommended yesterday most American scientists believe man to think of matters such as for a scholarship in occupational for typists and stenographers. If that any workable plan mwt em those when he is sick of war and therapy should contact Marguerite you are interested in emploYmenl pressing need of .. oIving thesc problem.. They must be solved Almost exactly a year after the that the relief agency which bas body the central features of the because they must be, and that is r eason enough. first atomic bomb used in war, spent $2,937,000,000 in aiding the tired of worrying about the McDonald, room 120, medical lab within the univerity, please con· Acheson-Lilienthal Report. world's problems. But in the oratory. tast the office in room 201, old It is stupid, if DOt naive, to think that the United States is. two drone planes h~ve .1lown world's needy people be liquidated The plan is concerned chiefly A.tomic Age, the world's problems dental building. bound by any misty "moral obligation" to send food to starving from. Honolulu . t? Callfor?la. about Oct. 1. I ] t' • 1 . It't PIt th BrIg. Gen. WIlham L. Rlcliard- with banishing the possibility of a are our problems. In the age of the LmRARY "OURS AUG. 8 TO pelop . . ]ISdli (OWllrl~g ~ InClteSSI Yf ' deop e canno eon~:rtnh em- son, chief of the U. S. army air United States Assistant Secre~ surprise atomic war. It does not rOCket-bomb, alt nations are very SEPT. 22 BORROWED BOOKS lSc ves Wit l . emocl'a IC It en s or. r~e o~-{)r peace-I, ey. a~e force guided missile division, tary of State win Clayton sup~ solve all the problems of the close neighbors. Reading room, Macbride hall; Will the persons who borrowed hungry. It IS not because of CI1l'lstlan kmdness, but beeall. e It IS makes it clear that with existing ported the recolnmendation made world-it offers no tinal answer to Bernard Baruch has proposed to periodical reading room, library the follOWing books from E. necessary to our continued existence that we fced them. big bombers the range could ex- to the UNRRA council meeting. war. Bllt it does propose a sY'.3tem the United Nations a plan for annex; government documents de Schneider, room E-408, East haU, It is equally naive to think that the United States is concerned tend to 10,000 miles or more, and Now that the immediate postwar of safeguards which would guar world control. Other nations have partment, library annex; educa please return them today to room with a mornl obligation to free the people of Franco Spain from reach almost any place on earth. emergency is draWing to an end, antee that there would be no sud proposed other ideas. They are tion - philosophy - psychology li E408 or E405, as he is leaving fascisln. 'pllin is 11 threat to peace and.so we oppose Franco. If somebody else has the same Clayton said, the "I?roper solu_ den, overwhelming atomic attack not too far apart. There is room brary, East hall, open: Iowa City tomorrow morning: • .. ' stuff, you and I are equally vul- tlon for any country that may re- by any mltion upon another, for negotiation. Every American Monday through Friday, 8:30 "Social Learning and Imitation:' R1lssia. nms! lift her iron curtain, not because of any bi1\.d nerable. quire assistance is to apply on Americans have never known should consider this subject one on a. m. to 12 noon, 1 to 5 p. m. Miller and .DoHan; "Principles of inU philosophical ideal, bitt because public in·forlllation is the The present drone control tech- an individual basis to another fear, being isolated ieographic which he must write his con!1ress~ Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon. BehaVior," Hull, and "Condition· nique, which admittedly only country which in its opinion Is ally. It is hard for us to realize man and senators. Let congress Reserve reading room, library ing and Learning'," Hilgard and .~OltrCe of mutlwl t1'lISt. Britain, lIlust provide a national home scratches the surface, automati- able and prepared to furnish this the situation which will prevail a know that we realize the serious annex, Aug. 8 to Sept. 5, open: Marquis. Thank You. for Jews in Palestine, not becatlse it's a Christian act, b1tt be cally extends the defensive fron- assistance." few years from now. Unless world ness of our atomic crisis. calise tke 17resence of the minority i,~ its Pf'esent sitltation tier of each country at least 50 LaGuardia in a quarterly re cooperation and world law cover threatens peacefuL ~Jerution of national governments. miles beyond its geographical port to the council said he woufd ing atomic energy are developed, The most cosliy insect pest in • • • limit, or up to the present maxi- go to China "to make a little other nations in four years may the United States i ~ the boll wee~ RADIO CALENDAR This is not to say that Russia is right and the United States is mum distance a "mother" plane noise there and sei! what I can have the bombs! This means that vit which causes annual cotton loss WSUJ (910) WHO (040) WMT (600) wrong. Individual freedom find democratic methods are para can stay behind its drone "baby." do," after which he would like with present airplane nnd rocket of about $120,000,000. mount in any peaceful world community our minds can cQn But Richardson also 'says that to be relieved as director-gen Ii a. m . , WMT Ught of W. '(MT Speak Up I
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(AP)- Mlckey Owen, major league baseball Of Softball Honors man weather yesterday and the catcher before he joined the navy, returned from four months with the On Rained-Out Bums scheduled 21st ronning ot Ihe Mexican league fed up with "a broken contract, bad playing con As Plumbers Falter buggy whip derby was prut ditions and Mexican food ." PITTSBURGH (AP)-st. Louis poned 'until today - llrovlded He Is on his way to Cincinnati, Ohio, to see if he can't straighten IOWA CITV SOFTBALL Touted Pittsburgh 8-1 under the Learue Scandlll,. the old man gives it the green out his status in organized baseball with Commissionel' A. B. (Happy) W L Pel. light then. Chandler. ligh ts last night, burying the last VFW 2MI ...... 9 2 .818 place Pirates under a barrage of Complele Auto ...... , .. " .8 2 .tOO Old man Weather's okay'was The 30-year-Old former Brooklyn Dodgers player had no idea. Kelly Oller...... 8 2 .800 yesterday as he stopped here with his wife between trains whether 12 hits. Frank Gustine scored 1. C. Plumbln, ...... 7 3 .TOO a btg "if" before the il tht'ee PlttsbuI'g's only run in the first Ye.llow Cab ...... " ...... 7 3 .TOO year-olds could get to the post , h'e could get back into the game or Bremers . . ...•... . ' ..•...... 6 4 .800 ' not. He says he hus not talked to inning before 14,888 fans. Wagon Wh~el ...... 6 , 5 .Il00 today In 'the chase for the $51,- Pittsburgh ... used four pitchers TIUln Merchants ...... 2 5 .286 834 jackpot. Chandler or to his old boss Branch Odd l'ellow8 ...... 2 6 .250 re~as '$keet Star Rickey yet. in an attempt to stave off the Smith'. Care ...... 1 Yesterday's setback was the 6 .143 "The way r r1gure it I never Cards' ottensivt>, starter Fritz Os VFW 3949 ...... 0 8 .000 first since 1937 and wasn't de -Nine losstl charged to withdrawn bolted America n baseball because termueller being yanked in the team cided until 11:30 a. in., When Wins 'Small Gauge -The City softball league pen hundreds of the -antiCipated 25,- I was never reinstated after I tilth while the score was 3-0. left the service," he said. "I do He was replaced by Hallet whom nant race became clearer last 000 to 30,000 crowd were al night as the Kelly Oilers eked out ready On tl'le rdads en route to trown in Nationals not have an appointment with the Cardinals promptly nicked for Chandler, but I'm going to try to a 7-6 win over the rowa dty Bill Cane's quaint Good Time three runs, one of them on a INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Lee talk to him." double steal by Stan Musial who Plumbers. Complete Auto, VFW track. 2581 and the Oilers are how the l-______--! "Braun of AUstin, Texas, won the Owen said he left Mexico with. made it home, and Enos Slaugh small gauge title yesterday in the out discussing his departure will! t er, who reached second. contehding teams in the race. Attention in the league is now International and National Skeet Jorge Pasquel and his brothers Box score: championships at the Capitol City who dominate the Mexican league. 81. 1.0ul. A8 a HIPIU.b.r,b AB a B focused on the Automen-Smith's Schoen·t. 2b 4 1 1 Cox, 55 5 0 3 Cale tilt tomorrow night and the Gun club, beating Joe Devers, 15- However, he claims he did not Walker, or 5 2 3 F1elcher, lb tOO year-old Dayton, Ohio, schOOlboy, break the contract signed lour Muslal Ib 3 I I eu.Une, 2b tIl Oilers-Tiffin Merchants encoun Top Amaleur Kuro·.k I . 3b ~ I 2 Elliott. 3b 5 0 1 ter next Wednesday. A loss for and Russ Aitken, New York sculp months ago. Slau,hler, r! 5 2 I Kiner. II 3 0 0 tor, in a shootoff. DU Sll k, II t I 0 Russell , c 3 0 2 either of the contenders would "They broke my contract three Rice, c 5 0 2 Van Rob ...1 4 0 1 The trio topped the field of 60 Morlon,.. 5 0 2 Lopez, C 2 0 1 , knock them out of a chance to tie different ways," he explained. Golfers Win, shooters in the event with scores "They signed me to manage and Brecheen, p 4 0 0 Baker. c 2 0 0 CLEVELAND INDIANS second baseman Jack Conway Is cut down at the plate by White Sox catche'r with the Vets tor the crown. of 96xl00. Devers, who h~d won 10lIallsterm~tI.' erp, p 02 0 0 'Frankfe Hayes as he attempts to score head first (n the 1Irst Inn1ft nr 0 yes er d ay ' 5 lame a.• C omI sk y Should the race end in a three- catch for the Torreon club. But the junior cahmpionship earlier in ~~~I;>' ~ Park, White Sox pitcher Johnny Rigney (29) backs up the play. (AP WIREPHOTO) way tie, a double elimination look what happened. g g DULUTH, Minn. (AP)-As was the day by breaking 98 targets, zzBrown 1 0 0 playoff will be held after the "First of ali , they didn't let expected, Frank Stranahan of To missed two clays in the first 25 of Gerh's.r, p 0 0 0 league schedule is completed. If me be manager. Then they trans. ledo and Marvin "Bud" Ward of the small gauge shootoff as Braun T 01.11 40 B 12 T ....I. SIl 1 II lHE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD one oC the challengers should lose, ferre!!' me to the Vera Cruz club. 1BDUed lOT lia'\~tt In 11th Spokane, Wash., won their flrst and Aitken both hit 24. a two out of three series will be I signed lOr the Torreon outfit zzBalted lor Bahr In 8tb To'ny lazzeri Dies round matches in the Wes'tern The 255-pound Braun smashed St. Louis ...... 011 130 2OG-8 . AMERICAN T.EAOUE NATIONAL LEAaUE played for the title. and I wanted to play with Tor· PIUsburih ...... 100 000 000-1 Amateur Golf tournament yester 25 straight pigeons to eliminate 'Errora-fore." Musial, Siauchter. Double Pla,o-Gu8- Waahlnelon ...... ,52 H .505 20 141 Boston ...... 49 50 ,495 11 \10 L. S. Pratt of Indianapolis, de tine, Cox and Fletcher. Left OD B .... - Cleveland ...... 49 55 .t71 24 Cincinnati ...... 48 51 .485 12 ~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ing in the initial frame on con N.C., open meets and top amateur When asked what he did witR St. Lou '" 10, Pllllbur,h 12. BU•• on Ballo St. LouIs ...... 46 57 .447 26'" New York ...... 47 55 .461 15 fending small gauge champion, Chlo8l0 ...... 45 59 .433 28 Philadelph ia ...... 42 56 .429 18 Tony Lazzerl, 42, famed former secutive singles by Eldon Parizek, at the recent St. Paul open, blas a $12,500 bonus he received tor Brecheen 4, Ostermueller 2, Bahr 1. HII. fired a 93 but had company of -of! OSlermu"Uer 8 In 4 Innlnes; Hallett PhUadelphia ...... 30 72 .294 U Pittsburgh ...... 38 60 ,388 22 New York Yankee second base Kenny.Moss and Rusty Anciaux. ted out a 9 and 7 uper bracket tri signing up, Owen sa id "I have 2 In 2; Bahr 2 In 2; Gerbeauoer 0 In I. Wednu".,'. "CluUa Wednu daY'1 Rel ults man, was found dead at his umph over Dr. G. A. Gunderson, other noted scatter gunners who Wild Plteh- Bahr. LoslDC Plteber - Os... Chi ••", t , Clevelnnd 3 $1. Lou Is 8, Pittsburgh I In the top half of the third the it." m ueUer. St. Lo\lls 3 • .De\roll 2 Brooklyn al New York (wei grounds) sUburban home in Millbrae yes Plumbers pulled ahead with a five Eveleth, Minn., optometrist. couldn't bust 'em after the layoff Washington 4, New York 3 Boston at Philadelphia (rain) Although the power ful , hand ------terday. Ward, National Amateur cham since the last national skeet shoot l>hlladelpl)la 01 Bos\on (rain) (Only ,ames scheduled ) run outburst and seemed headed some little catcher wants to play T •••y'. PlhbfJrI :rod a)". Pltober. Returning from a Russian for a victory. Bud Halvorsen led pion in 1939 and 1941 and Western In 1942 at Syracuse, N. Y. Dick New T.rk· ... t Wa.blnrton (2)--Oumpert ball for the Dodgers, he says he'll (S-I} and Wight (0-1 ) VB, Leonard (7-6) Brooklyn al New York - Lombardi river vacation, his widow, Mrs. off with a one-bagger and scored Amateur tWist in 1940 and 1941, Shaughnessy of Boston, one of the (10 -6) vs. Trinkle (5-1) go back to dairy fa rming in Mis Browns Beat Bengals and H.etn~ (9-8) or HudBon (7-8) Maye Lazzeri, and a brother as Carl Williams' single ' was was carried to the 17th green !le sport's all-time greats, scored a Phll• .I.lpll1•• 1 B.,I.. (2)-Marchll BOlton at. J~hlla.delpbla (2) - Spahn souri if n ecessary. don (1-10) anDetroit Tigers, 3-2, A coroner's officer declared and 5 in the upper bracket. ican Baseball league, said yester for an even break in their two vanced to second on Parizek's Beach, Fla., another of Skeet's Iowa City Crowds Marvel As Trick-Shot Lazzeri had been dead approxi bingle. Moss walked to fill the day that Mickey Owen, former game series. mately 36 hours when the body immortals, broke 88 of 100 targets Brooklyn Dodge' ca tcher who quit bases. Fritsche tallied when Bur to Outhlt, 12 to 6, the Browns de Artist Demonstrates Top Ability was discovered at p. m. (CST) Win the women's small gauge the Mexican loop and returned nett was safe on an error. Parizek fire championship. Mrs. J. C. Ellis cided the issue by making two yesterday and said death might Vines Catches to the United States this week, was forced at the plate on Sulli of Jacksonville, Fla., was runner singles
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Contractor to Need Iowa City resident, was filed in years a drawing card at the City books published were: "Handles . men available for the work. park zoo, died yesterday morning Dunnington. minister of the First Begin. Students Protest district court yesterday. of Power" and "More Handles Of 50-60 Men to o( "old age." 1I Several university students pro_ The wiU, dated April 20, 1944, Methodist church. Power. Work Next Week B. F. Carter, overseer at the Neiotiations are being made tested to The Daily Iowan yes bequeaths sums of money to reia park, said the bear had appeared terday that they had been given tives and friends. to be in as good health as usual now between the bishop of Iowa Foundation work was started to understand when they applied A sum of $250 was leU to the at feeding lime. Suddenly it fell and the bishop of the Califomia to Ballantyne that they were go yesterday on the 680 emergency Piney Woodll school, Piney into the shaliow pool, puffed des Arizona area, before (inal word Stamp (overs housing units allotted to the uni ing to work and had made pial'S Woods, Miss., a Nerro indus perately for a few seconds and to stay in Iowa City to do the will be received. versity by the federal public hous trial school beaded by a UnI died. work. ! 'l'he new pastorate would be In ing agency, but Contractor R. D. versity of Jowa ,raduate. Animais in nearby cages im another university town. the home Ballantyne explained yesterday John W. Walker was be mediately began to howl. Carter Total 514,000 Sharp of the Metcalf-Hamilton of the University of California. that his office has served merelY queathed $1,000. said the position of the bear in the Construction company said that Dr. Ray V. Smith, hcad of the to compile a list of the students Albert Tallswell Is to receive pool indicated he did not drown. Methodist church's pastoral rela Over 514,600 first da, COftrf the construction will not be fully willing to work on the project. $500 and $250 each will go to Mrs. The other animals have behaved tions committee says that Dr. bearing Ule Iowa CentenDlti in progress until Monday. He obtains the names, telephone J . P. Whitney, Mrs. E. A. Wilcox normally since the bear's removal. Dunnington's departure from the Sh8J p said he will need approx numbers, addresses and ability and Mrs L G. Weld The park board has made no stamp were cancelled in the low. Iowa City church has not yet been City postoffice. Imately 50 or 60 men for all types listing of such students and sends Oihers Recetve Shares plans to secure another bear. considered by the committee. TWs total did not break a ftC of work Monday, and within a copies of the lists to the union, Other persons who will receive Dr. Dunnington is now vaca ord but exceeded the week after that he will employ to the United States EmploymE'nt s hares in property, including the tioning at Crane Lake, Minn., on blPI7 regarded 463,51~ canceUatiul more than 100 men. Within 10 service and to the contractor. Hotel Jefferson plot, along with a canoeing trip. He is expected of the NashviJIe, Tenn.. 8e14111l days after construction gets Into The contractor determines how some stocks and bonds are: Z. H. Rites to Be Held to teturn to Iowa City August 20. Cenlennial stamp In June. swing, he said, well over 200 many men he needs for the job, Hutchinson , Margaret Guthrie Before starling his present va~ The world's record on first day men will be employed on the pro Ballantyne said, and sends the (Mrs. H. H.) Hutchinson, Marc cation, the ffi/inlster flew from the • ject. order to the union. Tile union C. Clapp, Robert D. W. Clapp, For James H. Lufz Iowa City July 14 on the 9:J5 lI.m. cover ca ncellations is held by Equipment Shoriare in turn submits the list to the Carolyn Clapp Millison, Mrs. . plane to San Francisco, where he New York World's Fair slamp, Delay in obtaining motor pa employment service, which calls Ralph Harding, the children of Funeral serviccR lor James H. arrived at 9:30 p.m . that night. distributed in 1939, which totaled I 585,565. trols and sheeps foote rollers has the men in and clears them back Sidney Clapp Holmes and Ann I Lutz. 86, of 1406 E. Co)]ege street, He conferred with o(fieials of slowed construction work slight to the union. Holmes Yarnell. will be h('ld at 2 p. m. tomorrow the Trinity Methodist church at Ellis Crawford, clerk In cherp ly, Sharp added. The prelimin Then the men go to the union The ],',rst National bank will be at the Oalhout funeral chapel. Berkeley, then returned by train, of the cancellation at the )!Oslo!. [ice said a few "stray" covers Ire ary work on sewer lines was ex for clearance on the job, and if administrator of the estate and Burial will be at the Oakland arriving In Iowa City, Friday still expected from Canada for pected to be completed by this they are cleared, they report to will, with bond set at $50,000. cemetery with Odd 'fellow ser noon. July 19 . . evening. the contractor for work. Pauline M. Kelley is the attorney. vices. Then he lett for New Hampshire proceSSing. Over a million of the stampa Robert L. Ballantyne, head of Mr. Lutz died at University hos to visit his family in hi s wiCe's were sold Aug. 3, during the first the university employment sel' • • awarded to Cloyed Shellady, the pital Tuesday night. parents home, for the first portion of his vacation. day sale. vice, said yesterday that 285 stu Prof. Else to Speak I exaulted ruler. He is survived by his wife, Min Dr. Dunnington came to Iowa dents have signed up to work on Today to Rotary Club I In the flower division of the nie, and several neiees and neph- the project. Most of these appli I ews. City June 21 , 1942 from the En Don Lay Engaged spinach derby, ten ladies won ion Methodist church in DUiuth, cants are qualified to work as un • Professor Gerald F. Else, head• Mr, Lutz was born November 22, prizes. Mrs. Laughton Petrick won Minn., where he had been since As Scout Assistant skilled laborers, and will be paid of the classicai languages depart $25. • 1859, near Lone Tree, Iowa. lIe the regular union wage of $1 an ment, will speak to the Iowa City attended the IOwa City public 1928. Four ladies were awarded An authority on Russia, Dr. Don Lay, son of Mrs. Ruth C. hour. Rotary club on "Greece, the Fail A TEMPTING ARRAY ot vecetables, the result of hard work and schools and outside a brief stay prizes of $10 each. They included Dunnington has made five trips Lay, 120 N. Governor street, Ia Before any of the students are ure of PoliCY·" at the Hotel Jef in Nehraska, llved in Iowa his expert gardening, is displayed by Irvln~ H. Borts, 808 Seventh ave Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs .F·red there since 1917. He planned to working as 00 assistant execuUve cleared for employment on the ferson, this noon. 'entire life. Miller, Mrs. Marty Shoup and make IInother trip this summer for the Badger Boy Scout council project, regular local union men Else served as a captain in the oue, as hili entries In the annual Elks club Spinach Derby last nJght. Mrs. Joseph Pechman. with 30 other educators and cler- at Fond du Lac, Wis. will be signed up. Roy Skriber of marine corps during the war and Twenty-elcht prize. were awarded to members as they vied with Five ladies were awarded prizes . . I gym en under the direction of Dr. A program director of a camp local A. F. of L. laborer's union, spent several months on detached each other to rain recognition oC their "farmer" lalenl. of $5 each. Winners included TyphOid Fever In Ita y , Sherwood Eddy. This was post on Lake Winnebago, Lay just ' service in Greece. said yesterday that there are ap- Mrs. Cliff Pal mel', M~s. Roy ROME (AP)-Near panic WRS paned until spring because visas completed an eight day canoe trip Evers, Mrs. Donald Guttrie, Mrs. reported to have followed an out- could not be secured from the into northern Wisconsin. * * * Bud Ulrich and Mrs. C. W. La break of typhoid lever In Diano Russians. This week he is at a camp at Elks Hold- cina. Marina, near Genoa, yesterday as A new book "Start Where You Lost Lake, Wis. One prize of $5 has been the number ot stricken mounted Arc," a series of revised sermons Lay expects to return to 10'1/1 awarded on an assorted bouquet to about 1,000 and the death toll delivered at the Iowa City Meth City after September 8 to resume with the grower unknown. to 20. odist church last winter, will be his studies at the university. Spinach : :: FLOUR MILLS have had to close down. Steel* * mills * are having and difficulties. Other mills have cur tailed their production. But ap Derby parently the nation's diploma mills agreed to accept the honorary de are still running full blast. gree of doctor of laws from Wil After hearing Billy Vitchell of QUALITY OF PRODUCT That is good; for there is a big liam Jewell college of Liberty, Mo. the Inez Gamble actors agency demand for sheepskins. In fact, One reason is that he Is from Mis give an account of the Battle of IS ESSENTIAL TO you are likely to run into a com souri and the president would go Troy, the Elks la st night awarded r.:ONTINUING SUCCESS mencement aimost any day now, back to Missouri to look at a a total of 29 prizes in the annual with some schoois operating on a mule. if he had a chance, and was spinach derby. trimester basis, some on a quar invited. Vitchell, a representative of a ter, some on a semester and some Fordham U. Greek lodge in Athens, claimed on a shoe-string. the true story of Troy was that But some of the other Truman of outmoded college diplomas I On 'l'he Job it was not a ballle at all, but a granting institutions are not in also have a high school diploma To keep the diploma makers on Missouri. Fordham, for Instance, and a cradle roll certificate from case of the Elks taking over the the job is a convenient thing for city for a convention. VitcehU's is in New York. George Washing Baker's chapel. the hundreds of thousands of stu ton university is right there in the I would not wish to diseourage s tory proved that h is torians can dents who have completed gradu capital city. Washington college President Truman or anyone else be wrong, and also that an Elk is ation requirements. is rather close by at Chestertown, with a bent for diplomas but con never forgottcn-evcn in Greece. For the sake or Dr. "arry S. Md. fidentially I prize that cradle roll The two master gardener win Truman, president of the United The Truman delrree story Is so certificate more highly than the ners last night wcre F . P . Schone, States, it also Is nice that the recent in Its development that It other documents in the trunk; for of the university's college of en diploma producers have not rone has not yet been told In the it cOllveys the information, in my gineering, and Clenn Devine of on strike, White House Harry Is World Almanac, and similar mother's own handwriting, that I tbe department of athletics. They publications. so one must trust was born on such and such a date won the top prizes in the vege his memory for some of tt. and where. table contest, and received $50 I think Rollins college once dan Obligated to Mouse each. gled a doctor's degree before So far as I have been able to FQur awards of $25 were made, President Truman, when Winston ascertain, that vital statistic is not and I the title of "Expert Gard Churchill was down there; but a written authoritatively anywbere ener" was bestowed on them. The threatening strike or something else on earth; and I am much four experts are Rudy Pribble, kept the president on the gloomy obliged to the mouse that ate Dale Weit, Dr. Irwin Borts, and side of the Potomac and he took a stockIng up on honorary doctor's right up to the date of my birth Dwight Edwards. rain check on the Rollins people. on his certificate and then stOPped. Seven "Specially Gardeners" degree ; that Is, he Is with the It seems th'at Baylor university help of several educatlonalln!tl Nobody has ever seen my di were awarded $10 prizes. Win of Waco, Tex., had considered of tutlons, here and there. plomas, eXIlePt the people who ners of the prizes included Fred fedng the honorary degree of doc I wonder whether somebody has made t hem, the people who Miller, Karl Kittleson, Joseph tor of laws to the distinguished given Dr. Truman a bum steer on signed them, and me. Pechman, D a v i d Armbruster, the value of abundant honorary Once, wQen applying for a job, Charles Lacina, William Frey and diplomas. Two or three honorary I told a man about what I had in Dr. Jenkinson. degrees are quite acceptable. of my trunk. He just took my word Four "Goofy Gardeners" were course, but beyond that one be for it. He did not ask to look into awarded prizes of $5 each. These gins to wonder. the trunk. Nobody has ever look included Ray Bywater, Perry Not Chldln,. ed at my diplomas. Oakes, Waddy Davis ·and Edward Now, understand, I am not chid Maybe Mr. Truman will have O'Connor. ing the president for grabbing all belter luck with his. One booby prize of $5 was these degrees, because they prob-' gentleman from Independence, abiy wlIl not do him any harm; Mo. But in this case, the olier nor am I belitting the institutions hit a snag-for reasons that were that are bestowing the degrees aired suIIlcienUy at that time. upon him, for the colleges always At present, here is no printed Studentsl ean use a little publicity. ... record available on the total of I merely am wondering what honorary degrees offered to Pres Dr. Truman does with all his ident Truman, how many were be diplomas, now that he til the stowed, and how many are still f I Iville president; and wonder what he hanging lire. Save at Cora hopes to do with them when he Bllh Man becomes a living ex-president, I say again that I wonder what • the president hopes to do with all Superior "400" Reg. these honorary degrees. He al ready is high man on the totem pole. Surely, he doesn't expect to 179 ~ax paid use his supply of diplomas to work leat, hJmself up to the presidency of a Bince Ih' labor union. last ow. The ordtnal'J' penon, who roes Itrlfe.tor to collere aDd throws his hal Superior ,Ethyl On tbe ! There are probably several rea- Into the rin, as a candIdate for "I'm g. sons why President Truman two or three derrees, usually re- LUMYSrR'KE he annol ..18~ ~ax paid enllMer. . to Co ba r roldlng MeflHI ~~e TlJ6,e#(J' lanta on Iowa Union Fountain Ville rail I , ' Uanafl , CIGARETTES in the \ WW Stay OpeD From etlllllty ! • •• and in a Cig'arette the eleel Buy the carlon- ~. / . w~a ' IIOliellto 1 P.M. TO 9 P.M. It's the Tobacco that counts boxes. Heane $1.65-poPularbr~nds 'ttzed of for the beDeI. of thOR wb~ .Iay for the HCODd 8\IIIUDef IeIves in ~lh dy HUlon. O. I. fl' 1 ~th ahe W.In.tt. you to come cmd haY. cok.a, lee cream. ecmd at ltaS! Superior Oil (0. Alan wleh•• cmd lUibl lunchH In our air CODcIltloned fowalcda. flcell J'eI Coralville, Iowa ~ell-