GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY! Perfect for picnic plans. Weatherman asserts today OWGJIl will be fair and. a little wormer. r.ta~, ,. 1868 Vol 78; No. 276-AP New. and· Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday, August 11 , 1946-Five Cenla • Ita ian ssal• s· 'Har I . Peace ])ES MOINES (Af)-A.sserting vice of the ISEA report~ only that Iowa was "face to face with l-3f cahdidales available for .p In educational crisis," Charle!l F. Poln~nt to teaching jobs IS of * Mlrtin, executive secretary of the Aug. 6. B,. JOSEPH DrNA.N JOWl state Education aSSOciation. Jonson's survey Indicated that PARIS (AP)-Italy's Premier upon the Allied control council ..Id yaterday that supepn~~n- 11.5'11 vacaneles existed In rural struclc out at the proposed Italian operatin,ln Berlin. Thest bureaUi denls of 80 counties had ~portell schools and 735 in town and city peace treaty yesterday as "punl- would coordinate transportation, a teacher shortage of 1,5111 per- scooo1s. 'I'he latter was composed live" and beyond his country's communication, bank:s, Industry, &0lIl. • of 2117 elementary vacanclea and capacity to fuWl, and ur,ed the a,r!culture, lore!,n trade, ~nd . '''J'hls crisis must receive 'Pe t3, Illfh ' school vaclncles. .• peace conference to postpone lor prices in all lour zones . serious consideration of fbe" pub:' • •• Rouslnl Wares n year settlement of the Trieste The United Sta~s and Qrltaln and other frontier problems. now are completln. plans tOI' an Ue at large and of the Iowa le;ls- School superintendents replyinl I.tol'll they move into the 52n4 to Jonspn's survey, made by maU, The decision to Internationalize economic fusIon o~ their two .s Trieste, Premier Alcide de Gasperl zones, follow!", the American of pnetal assembly'," Mar~in sal4 I~dic.t~d the chief reasons for In releasing the teacher 'survey the ~orta,e were the housing said, was "a bite into our very fer to merge with any or all ~~~~~ condu~ted by Kenneth Jonson, dir- sl100age and the wage rates. fleSh." zones. ~ , Pleading Italy's cause belore an AdJoaru to Monda,. ector of teacher placeme/lt and Martin said the housing sltua POLICE RAIDERS YESTERDAY found lhl 26-year-old woman. a lIIentaJ paYent. chained and straplled afternoon session which receIved The conference adjourned until professional reiatlons for the as- lion ' was so crItical In Dickinson &0 tills board In an IndlanapOlIl, Ind., nurslnl" home. rrosecutor Sherwood Blue. who led the raId. said Ihis arguments In cold silence, de Monday with a d ision to tlefer aotlation. countY- that County Superinten- IOlDe of the 29 patlenta were chained &0 thelt beds. Many ot thtm were mental casea. be !laid, and SOllie Gasperi protested the deep slash discussions on the Italian piea ODl,. 134 Available dent Clarence L. Hall must com- were reelplenta ot old al"e assl!ltance trom the department of publlc welfare. T~rm1DC tbe place a in lIal 's armaments the bills for until then. It also took no action At the same time, Martin said, mute 211 miles each day between "House of Horror," Blue flied ebarl"es of usauU and battery. malicIous lIIayhem and operatlnx a re araiions, and th~ changes in alter a morning's debate on ad I' of Iowa's 25 college placement his lloine and the county seat of nuralnc home wIthout a IIceose a,alost Mrs. Mar,arct Colvin. 50, who operated the house. The raId th~ Italian frontier, particularly mission of Albania as a member. bUreaus and the placement ser-. Spirit L8ke.. reeulted from a four-rear urvelllance of the place and 'be recent "plantlu" of a Welfare Invest!- the Bi Four decision on Trieste Soviet Foreign Ml.nlster V. M. ------'-- Taylor county reported that I"ator In the house to obtain Information lor affidavits. (AP WJRErUOTO) and vegnezia Glulla. Molotov again walked. lrom the "~OUSi~, seems to be the major German SeUlement FIrst room while the Greek delegate cliUse t6r vacancies," and Tama He buttressed his request for a was speaking, and the YUII<>;Ilav county 'wrote, Martin said, that 19th Congress delay by reference to Italian delegate char8ed that it was the teacbers •would not consider em Fistfighl Starts claims for damllge against Ger- policy of Gre41ce, bitter opponent YUGOSLAVIA would I"aln terri plo~ment unless housin, was pro Around The State many, asking: "Is this not another of Albania, "to foment and start tory !llrlp~d from nair to the vided. However, a report from proof that no final settlement in war In the Balkans." "French Ltne." haded area will lloward county said hou.ln, was Gave Veterans Europe can be . attained belore Molotov. after listening to a be constituted a!l free~rr1tory of oaf' h~Ylng any no"tlceable effect DES MOINES (AP)-Iowa's GRINNELL (AP)-Rep. Karl Race Riot TrIeste. statewide centennial exposition at M. LeCompte was named by Presi peace Is made with Germany?" part of Greek Premier Contanlin o.n flllin, -vacancies whUe a note De Gasperl. urging delay on Tsaldarls' argument that Albania from Audubon county gld it was the state fair Aug. 23-30 will be dent S. N. Stevens yesterday as 17------. convocation speaker for Grinnell Trieste, said: had "delivered supporV' 10 the Vishlnsky rose to reply and $12·Billion "mor1! IIlfCicult to 19<:.te te.chers doubled In size as a reRuH of the "What good will come of cllng- Italians and was not qualified to Chatrman Bidault tried to speak college at the opening of the school ", than places for them to live." cancellation of the state poultl'Y In Alabama ' SabstanUal Pa,. lacreue year, Sept. 19. Ing to a solution which only tllds sit In the conference, walked out at the same time, finally shouting for new trouble? Why shut your of the chamber when Isaldaris "I've got the floor!" and ringl.ng W.ASHINGTON (AP) - The C. A. Morris, Grundy county show, Fair Secretary L.B. CW1- Meanwhile, R gistrar Bethana ATHENS, Ala. (AP)- A fl st 79th congress provided $12,609,~ superi.ntfndent. wrote that "by nJbgham announced today. McCandless reported an alltlme fight between two white war vet ears to the cry for help of the mentioned him by name and his bell. 802,()O5 for war veterans, or near- givln, fue teachers t a substantial "he major Centennial features high enrollment of 928 students lor erans and a Negro touched off Italians in Istria ... who at this waved his manuscript tn ltls dlreC-! "Mr. Vishi~ky," the chairman 11 $1,000 for every soldier dis- lncrras~ In slIlary, Grundy county ..:exhibitions of old-time farm the Call semester. race rioting in which between 50 moment are preparing to abandon tlon. said, "1 am compelled to ask re- charled since V~E Day. wlll. bllY~ a sufficient Dumber ot machinery and vehicles, as well as and 100 Negroes were estimated hearth and borne rather than sub- Ends In DIsorder sl>ec\ lor the privileges ot the Almost a third of this was In- teachers by Sept. 1." other pioneer relics-will occupy PELLA (APl-More than 200 to have been injured. some of mit to the new (Yugoslav) re- The mornIng ~ssh>D at which chair-the chaJr which will soon c1u,ded in a batch of bUls thllt One teacher wrote the ISEA the poultry industries building, girl re.~erves, jUnIor affiliates of them knocked down and trampled. glme?" Molotov walked from the room be occupied by the Soviet dele- reached President Truman in thl! placeqt!:nt office, Martln said, to which has 30,000 square teet of the YWCA, representing the 51 here yesterday. France announced yesterday ended in a scene of disorder a;; gate." closing days of the congl'Ks, which takt ~er name tram the active floor space. communities in the stale YWCA County Court Judge D. L. Ros she had rejected the AmericJln SovIet Delegate Andrei Y. Vlshin- The misunderstandmg appar he signed yesterday, Friday and fUes as she was returning to teach Originally, the main centennial organlzoU,on. went expected on nau said old and crippled Negroes proposal for a partial econOmic sky sought to hold the floor enUy was caused by language dif ThufS<1ay. at P(lrt .'\.ngeles, Wash. "Salaries exhibits were scheduled to he on the campus at Centrai college here were among many he saw knocked merger of German occupation against the wUl of the chalrman. !lculties, resulting in Vishlnsky tArllest single I~ was th!, .2,- In Iowa are ·not comparable to dlsplay in a big tent. for their annual conference Aug down and trampled by whIte mobs, zones, and offered a compromlse H. V. Evatt, the Australian dele- getting the (\oor. It developed that 431,'1111,000 to pay for the term- those In Washington," ,he wrote. The poultry- show was cancellel ust 1l~18 . The conference Is the estimated to have reached a total plan lor coordlnaUq economic IIc- gate, protested that Vishlnsky was he wanted to withdraw a motion lDal IMIY bill. W. ". Price, Monona count)' because of a state ban on poultry first stalewlde meeting of the of 2,000 mcn at one time. tivltles In the four areas. "ranted the floor out o( oreier and tor closing the debate on Al.bania Wdrld War 11 ve~erans rt:e1!lved sUPerln~ndent. said boards were exhibitions as a precaution agalnJt high school-age girls since before "I expect at least 50 to 100 France's compromise would charged the Soviet delegate with and In his anxiety to get his point by., far the greatest shire of the "being forced to employ teachers the spread of the Newcastle di thc war. Negroes were Injured," Rosenau create Allied bureaus dependent wanting to ",a," the conference. across to Evatt kept on speak.tng. caah and other benefits bllt some who shOUld J)e weeded out for sease. Club advisors and board mem reported. The Negroes were bers of the Iowa YWCA will visit nIonfl1 went to veterans of oilier the good of the children and the With 12 days remaining before cbased oli the streets by the warS, teaching profession." the campus next Thursday, to mobs." the opening of Iowa's tirst state survey progress of the conference. Britain to Intercept, As the bills were bein. sl,ned, School. Cloai.,. fair in five years, preparations had He added that about 10 white Peace for (hina Impossible, Gen. Omar N. Bradley. vet rans At'least 10 Warren county rurll reached the cleanup stage. men have been arrested. The judge said a semblance of administrator, said America, in schools Will have to be closed, The fair's 370 acres ot ground, Search Ships Taking dollars and cents, had proYld~ Charles N. Elmore, county school order was restored about nliht 15 major buUdings and dozens tall after law enforcement offi for Its war ve~rans more gen- superintendent, wrote, and E. P. lesser structures already were as Train·Auto Say Top American .Envoys cers from aU over northern Ala Jews to Holy Land troU!lly than any other nation. Schindler, Story county superln- suming a testlve appearance. Cun But he added If "scandalous con- tendent, said he was short "about bama poured Into this agricul In,ham also announced the addi tural center. of some 5,000 pop LONDON (AP)-Britain, anxi By HAllOLD K. MILKS dltions" are to be avoided, th~ one out of every 12 teachers." tion of an anny war exhibition to ulation. A local state guard com ously awaiting President Tru time now has come to shUt llm- EllIht or nine rural schools will Crash Kills 3 NANKING (AP)-A generaJrau along with GeneralUssimo the fair's list of attractions. man's verdict on the plan for a phaals from quanUty to quality be closed probably In Wright pany was mobilized to help keep peace for China appears impos- Chiang Kai-Shek, head of the gov- An army air forces caravan will peace. federated Paiestine, served notice ernment, and with Gen. Chou Eo of opportunities being provided cOlinty, 'SUperintendent C. W. San- be here from Lowry field with a DE KALB, 111. (AP)-Two men All stores and moving picture unofficially yesterday that her sibie, even though ~ 11 the Chinese Lai Communist plenipotentiary. \lie American ex-warriors. key sa'd. P-51 Mustang fighter-bomber, and a woman were klUed near places elo~d at 6 p. m. warships would Intercept, ~arCh desire It, America's two top en- (Speculation about an appeal This' represents a major changll "Living and wor~lng conditions mounted on a trailer; the gun tur here yesterday in a collbion be The two white participants in and arrest any vessels of another voys to thls divided nation an- for a coalition government there In pollcy ot the veterans adminls- wll~hl\ve to be Improved betore ret of a B-17 heavy bomber, air tween their outomobile and a Chi the tight were arrested but the nation carrying illegal Jewish im nounced yesterday In a gloomy fore could only mean the posslbilt tration, which was forced to ~x- people ':VIII be Interested in teach sea rescue equipment, a photo cago, Burlington and Quincy pas Negro escaped. migrants to the Holy land. and unprecedented statement. ty of going over the heads of the pand itsell many times to taf~ In,." Ralph C. Norris. Pollc county darkroom ot the type used by the senger train. Mayor R. H. Richardson Jr., An official cabinet statement on General Marshall, spealaJ' pres i- present Chinese leaders, although care 01 the more than 13,000.000 suprintfndent declared. air forces, and an exhibit of army Relatives identified them as said he later freed the two whJte dentlai emissary, and Dr. John dispatches from Nankin, avoided heW war veterans turned out by Marie Sorum, Emmet county pilots' unllorms. Hagie Mendenhall of Chicago; his policy tor Palestine was expeeted Leighton Stuart, new United States openly expressing this conclu men af~r members of the mob shortly in which the British would ambassador, Issued their statement sion.) the armed services since flghtini' superln~ndent, suggested that, wife, Helen, and Mrs. Menden promised tb disperse. h.lted. . "if ~~~y superintendents would en- haU's brother, Edgar Mahoney of Judge Rosenau said gangs of outline plans for a strict crack- to correspondents Blainst 11 back- The Marshall-Stuart statement Last week in Milwaukee, at a couraft their best students for REINBECK (AP)-Flre of ltD Chicago. down throughout Europe a,alnst ground ot spreading warfare be- gave no hint what the next mllve White men sought to enter sev illegal immigrants now trekldng tween Chinese Communists and might be. convention of SpanIsh war vt:t- rtelchi~' w.~ would not bave such determl.ned origin here Friday They were en route home after eral mercantile places In which erans, General Bradley Sl\id that II sho~,e. night destroyed a frame building a vacation trip to Burlington, NegrOes were customers but "they by tens of thousands across the government troops and at a mom- General Chou, the top Commun _\Ins of "scandalous conditions" "If teaching conditions at to owned by the Pioneer Hibred Iowa, where they visited a were barred by the proprietors war-torn continent toward Pales- ent when United States marines 1st negotiator, said, "The situa already have begun to appear In be 'Improved," Martin ob~rved, Corn company used for storing nephew, Ray Sheppard. who said they would shoot if the tine. were battling trllin wreckers In tion actually Is more serious than In Cyprus the British rapidly north China. expressed in the statement." the SUbsistence allotment program "to th. point 01 attracting Into tools and sacks, with an estImated The bodies of ali thr~ were lIangs came in." \IlIder the GI bill of rights. t~ teaching profession person- loss of $10,000, $5,000 on the build severely mangled. The body of one The stores were later closed. were erecting accommodations in Despite this open pessimism, Wang Ping-Man, Communist of- These monthly allotment:;-$811 nel ad~uate In quality and num ing and $5.000 on tools and other man was thrown more than 100 The judge said 8Jlproxlmately the Caraola detention camp near some observers her~ expreiaed be-, fieial spokesman, exclaimed, for linlle veterans and S90 for bers to meet the dema,nd, the state material stored there. Two car feet, the body of the woman was 50 h(ghway patrolmen were on Famagusta, apparently for Jews lief that General Marshall would "What Chiang Kal-Shek wants II married-are paid to eX-5ervlc~- of lowa must substantially Increase loads of cans stored In an adja found in the wreckage of the auo duty in addi tlon to police om taken from vessels diverted from try one last flln, at peace by ap- peace with conditions. The gOv Paiestine, amid reports that the pealing for a coalition governJ11ent ernmeot is increasing conditions men goln, to school or col1e.~ or the ~ount of state support and cent building by the Reinbeck mobile abou t 300 leet Crom the cers from other cities In north \aldOl on-the-Job train!n,. liv~ favorable conslderatio.n to Canning company were ruined, point of Impact, while the other Alabama. first immigrants ,",ould· arrive to- before abandoning his patient which hamper peace negotiations." . "I believe that the n~w Ia.w otJ),r l'ilslation essential to bet with a loss of $4,000. All of the ioss body was carried by the locomo "I think the worst is over," morrow. eight-month effort. There was no immedi~te gover.n- which congress has passl!ii and l~r teachl.ng conditions." was insured. tive until It came to a s top. Rosenau said, "and if we can At 10 Downin street officials It was generally believed, how- me.nt comment, but a Itttle earher t t' f Ii ever, that Marahall already was Chiang Chun-Chang, secretary ' of President Truman sl,ned thls Witnesses said the car was trav gtt through the nigh t without any ked ~ week will cure most of the evils. wo~ on a .s a . men 0 po cy convinced there was ,[10 path to the government defense councU. DES MOINES (AP)-PlaDII for eling northward on United States more trouble, I think it will be whJ~, authOrItative sources. said, peace tllrou,h continued ne,oUa- . urged an increase in governm~nt "ThlI law sets up standardS tor highway 30 and state route 23. finished." the courses and the tralnlll4 the Clii" Bumper ,Crop a statewide meeting of Iowa Dem envlSJOned land 0 per a t,. on s I tions on the present 1evel&--even Istrength "to compel tbe CQmmun throughout Europe to eod Illegal though he has been negotlilting ists to change their attitude." veterans are to receive. It spe ocratic women to be held in Des immigraUon of Jews to the Holy ______~ . ______rifles the federal government may Will Control Prices Moines Aug. 29-30 were annoum: 'IRON LUNGS' FLOWN TO IOWA POOL Land; the sea blockade; the estab aupply the states funds to ,n ed last night following a committee lishment of the Cyprus detention (orce these ,tandards." WASlJINGTON (AP)-Foes of meeting yesterday to arrange the camp, and an appeal to sparsel, The law also lit a .cell1n,f ~f Hunger Threatens Dominican Inhabitants g,raln price ceilings last night conference. populated countries to absorb as ,110 a month on the amount of galnlld IItren,th from official pre Speakers at the session will be outside salary veterans may ~ many of Europe's fugitive Jews as dictions of bumper crops, .8 they Mrs. Dorothy McElroy Vreden possible. After Six Days of Tremors, Tidal Waves ce\ve and still partiCipate 'in th" prepared to open hearlnes tomor burgh, Washington, secretary of lubalatence program. If they, eirn Whitehall sources said the Brit room morn In, before the price de the Democratic national commit CIUDAD TRUJILLO, DominI- mInent new quakes and ,tidal more than that their subaistence control board. tee, Mrs. M. Anderson, state vice Ish army In Palestine was pre allowance is reduced accordln~i. pared for "~ajor developments." ican Republic (AP) - Terror Iwaves intensified the panic. The On paper the battle Wall already chairman of the Minnesota central ,rIpped the population of the nor- rumors grew to such an extent joined. Written statements sub In tense Jerusalem, an authora committee, and Dr. Laura M. them provinces of the Dominican that the government threatened mitted In advance showed major Nane., Pella, Democratic candi ti ve source said serious trouble Find Evidence Linking Republic l8It ni,M follOWing two punishment tor those gullty of .....In and meat In\trests clalmin, date for state superintendent of was brewing for the Holy Land no Treasury Employe. that bountitul harvats .head public instruction. Sewell Allen, matter what steps the British new shock, yesterday In the six- spreading ' them. More than 80 would keep prices down without Onawa, Democratic candidate for took. If immi,ration were stopped, day series of earthquakes and persons already have been pros To Profits Scancial. tidal waves which left 73 persons ecuted tor relay in, such reports. OP ~ control. lieutenant ,overnor, and Mrs. he said, "The Jews will cause dead and 20,000 homeleJs. The new tremors yesterday were WASHINGTON (AP)-The sen Th~ three-man board .nnounced Vredenburgh ot Washington, wUJ. trouble," and if immigration were Hunger threatened the weary felt at 4 a. m. and 6:50 a. m., but r Ile war investigating committee 1\.1 schedule for hear"" 43 spokes be the principal speakers at a continued, "there will be trouble baa unearthed evidence iDdlcatiDl men for Industry, farm, labor and banquet Aug. 29. from tbe Arabs." Inhabitants when attempts by the they did not add apprecjably to IOvernment to rush' food to the the damage intllcted throughout former treasuO' employes receiv cOlliumer ,groups who will come The chief addresses Aug. 30 wUl In Moscow, the Soviet govem- stricken areas were hampered ser- the week. ed favon for st~rIn& to brokers t.O ~PI Monday and Tuesday in be delivered by Frank Miles, Dem ment newspaper Izvestia said the lously by washouts of roads and In one of the hardest hit com lend-leue contracts on which e~ shOWdOWn artuments. ocratic candidate for governor, and British were attemptin, to man- bridges In the paths of swollen munities. the northern city .ot ceulve profits were made, Cou~ tWeJlty wUl appear In rapld Mrs. Anderson. ipulate the Palestine problem to streams. Bajio, a revised death toll showed .et Geari'e Meader ..Id · ~e.a~ fi~ order Monday tin grains and give themselves tull political, eco- Apprehenaon wa. at Its great- that 39 persons had been killed \!U. f41ed&, Z3 Tuesday on Uvesw.k, nomic and strategic COIltrol over est near Bahia E&cocesa (Scotch by the tidal wave and that 138 Melder told I .reporter that h~h mea' .nd their product.. Argu JlAQtJOUTA (AP) - Jlellle countries of the near east. Bay) where the f~ sbOrtaJe was had been injured. Previously ~ 011 the eommlttee's list for futu~. ~ ' on cottollHed, IIO)'beans. Holtz Campbell, 9, drowned In the Despite British representations parUc:ularl7 .cute and clo.thlng toll for the town had been aetloa are reports tha t IrQIf Pl'O mUle their products will be M.quoketa river yesterday. He re; ,Dd to the allled. control COIIUIliuion and medIcal IUPpU.. were repor- ported at 50 dead. "Wednesd.y and Thursday. b.d ,one wading with a friend, f4tI ranlinl •• hiah al ,,5 ~ ~ in RomanIa and to the Soviet gov- ted by authoritlea to be (In San JUan, Puerto Rico, ¢eIIt h..r beeo mid. on COJJll1~ Price lid I, off, act of Carl John. l'UDDin. 't~. b7 . ernment I.n Moacow, Jews crowded out. . tra~lers from the Domlnlcan-Re- obiaUIecl by "d.. k · and chj1t" cantr... , until Aug. 21 DO IU five The body was recovered.. Son TWO "IRON LUNOS" for Ute III &be treatment of Infaniileo ...... ,.... aboard an immigrant .hlp in the Throughout the week, earth tr... public said virtually all the hO\ll ~ who reportedb' p'~e co~ty groUPI. It ia tile o( Lawrence Campbell, he had are IIhOWII belnl" loaded at La O.anUa field, N. T •• to be nown to Con:stanza, Romanian Black sea mora of vlll'7inl Intensity jar,~ til In Matanzu, which h.d a pop_ ~ part1eI tor lO~t ~rd'i job to decide by then resided with hls,grandmother, Mrs. Del HolDe., Ia., to '0 in&. a "pool" lor ireabnent pI mid-weal polio port. a foreign office .pokesman the northern part of the 1aland ulatton of 1,000, Were wuhecl eIIpJOJIL ~ price cell1t1,. " 0 back 011. Nellie Holtz. . easea, (INTERNATIONAL) sa! ". fHquentq. FaIle l'\UQOrI of lm- aWa1 in the tidal wave.) PAGE'fWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA SUNDAY, AUGUST 81G CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER ; / (i) The Dady Iowan Ot Cabbages and Kings /" Politics This Week ('I'M Unlv~rsll)' ~~r HtabllaMd 1-. !be DaII)' Jow.. Can LaFollette Buck GOP Organization ala.. 1101) ~ LAWBENCE DEN!OS / FRED )4. POWNALL. Publ1lher The A .....I.ted ...... nclualvel), 8>- For Senate Nomination? Lorm 1.. HI~kH'lOn. AMI_nt 1.0 Ih~ tltIecI to 11M for ~ubllcaUon of aD UNRRA'S ENERGETIC direc ella, on the otber band, t. a PubUlIhe. dhpatcheo UedIUd to It or not Gme Goodwin. Editor wlM aedlted in t.b..Ia _ ..... aloo tor general. Fiorello H. LaGuar much more colorful campaiper WASHINGTON (AP) - Can candidate on the Democratic lie. Ioca1 hfleln. &D4 WWall;,.illiam SU\nlhlm. A. Miller, BUIin_M.n.. lnl ""'Edito< ..... "" ______new. _ dia, is being mentioned in prom baa buill up a stron, per Senator "Bob" LaFollette throw ket. Herb O llOn, ~ul.t1on ldanq« inent New York Democratic cir; lOW 10Uowin, around the .tate off his Progressive toga and buck Among LaFollette's public ~ Board of Tnl_: WUbur _8e!~~ cles as a possible candida te for since he tIn& went to conrreu dorsers are William Green, pr$ I TELEPHONES XlrtI: H. Porter, A. CraIII the Wiscolll!in Republican organi Editorial OWce ...... _...... 4191 800IMbn,;.. Kw~etbBet~Louth, on--'N •.wiancl,j United States enator in the as a representative bsck in tbe zation for another senatorial nom dent of the AFL. and Leo T. Crow, Bodei)' Oftlce ...... , .. ,., ...... 0.11.1 •• ~~...... forthcoming congressional elec laie twenties. anj BUIin_ OUlce ...... •...... •41112 ination-this time as a GOP can ley, a state Democratic leader Ente...... --.t ~ tions. Lehman may witharaw as a didate. former head of the Federal Deposl Subscrlpllon rates-By mall, ~ ~r at the ~oWce .t low. Insul"Bnce corporation and other ;rear; by c.rrler, 15 cenla weekly, ~.... under the act 01 eo...... Key man in the Empire state's candidate before the opening of AU sides ~y it will be a close 7..... 11'11. current political picture is Sena the state convention. 1'I1s friends. race. LaFollette supporters say eovernment agencies. SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1846 tor James Mead, who has recently though, are giving him staunch they believe he can win if people Uwo congressmen lacing stili been makin, quite a name for .$~rt In the pre-September vote in goodly numbers. A light opposition are Rep. Was1elewski, himself 'in the same job that first buildups and they're not likely to vote, they add, would bene[it the R£publican, and Rep. HUll, vet. brought Harry Truman into the (live up untU they can be con orpnlzaUon ca,\didate, Circuit eran Progressive who h~ swilcb~ A House Divided national spotlight: chairman of vinced that LaCuardJII's candid Judge Joseph R. McCarthy, a for to the Republican party, Was. OUI' po twar truce, whieh at b . t i no bettcr than a haU the powerful senate war investi acy could best help the Demo mer marine corps captain. ielewski is opposed by Edmund peace, is play ing a stmnge, ala rming trick on Ameriearul. We arc gating committee. It. is generally cratic cause, An old feUd between The Wisconsin primaries will be V. Bobrowicz, chairman of thf being divid d, vel' more harply. into bo. tile camps of right and thought that Mead will vacate his LaGuardia lind the TlImmany ma held TUel;day. Vermont and South stale CIO Veterans conunlltee. congressional post and run against chine: which he fOiJght on sev left. Carolina will elect candidates the Hull's opponent is RUlh M. Jones, Republican Thomas E. Dewey for erol ditfe(ent occasions while former director of the state motor More and more Am rieans are interpreting almost everything same da,y. Delaware holds a Re the NeW York governorship this mayor of New ~ork, is also apt publican convention Wednesday, vehicle department. political Or social in term. of black or red. '1'0 insist that many fall. fo play on i mportant role in the and Delaware Democrats wind up VERMONT things tlfe of mixed hue-perhaps light blne or gray-i 10 in Mead has made no public state behind-the-scl!nes dl~CuS!Ji()ns at political activity for the week with Contests for senate. house and vite demmeiotion from both extremes. In our divided society, ment concerning hi s future plans Albany. a primary Saturday. governor are topped by the F1an tho. c who believe there must exist rational middle ground for however. and his Ml'8d's 1nana«ers, according to The Vermont senatorial prl ders-Wo\li!rman GOP scrap for Rarety OTe llslml1y shouted down. have In- Leo Ji!pn. political reporter tor -..y pr_nlll an Interestin&" the right to run tor Senator AU!. .Although llch splits have heen and are common in European ne w s The New York Times, concede ri&'ht. A well luJown lJu&,\nelII tin's seat. Flanders has been high And Asiatic countril's, this i something rather new for America. :DaloermE!n t hat that 'Lehman "would have to take _D. Ralph E. Flanders, is OP in state party councils lor ,ears. But the nxe that sepol'otcs right from left here in this nation has decision blmseIt ot:J\ of tPle Jilcture before p08ln&' sterry R. Wa~rman, U. Waterman, his St. Johmbury a much sharper I'dgl', beeause Amerean radicals and con erva be made they cO'J)ld put LaGlillrdia over n .....ld attorney, for the Re opponent, has been aclive for lOme tive have never known the sobering effects of the suffering, the until the in a Democratic convention." pubUcan. oomlaat(o}\. The seat time in young Republican cir the Dem 'Since the vote-getting ability of cles in New England. monetm:y or pr stige ses imposed by two g11eat wars waged in .. heIDi' "aea.&ed by Senator 10 state con the senatorlnl candidate will un Warren R. AUiltln wbo will be Fl anders h as the backie, 01 the one lifl'time on one'. own lIoil . America has never- leaMled more sched. joubietlly affect the outcome of come A.mer&eaa representative ~tate CIO organization. Flanders. 1hlln jllst II. froetion of the eost of hate-fanned politi al warfare. to be held the 'M~lId':Dewey contest fo): flov lilt tile Untied Na"ons aecurlty like Austin, lavors 11 siron, role • • • , Sept. ernor, Mead's advisors nre most e--.,II. for America In international al We }t.ad II la tt of Eltropean-style political warfare in Athens, 4. It Mead !ITlxiotls thllt the strongest possi A South Caroline tace among fairs. Tell1lessee, !·crcntly. l 'he rail C of the veterans there who took renomina ble ticket be endorsed by tht! AL ~------BY STEVE PARX------~ 11 Democrats js attracting atten GOVErnor Mortimer R. Proctor. Ike IlItI} in thci,' 01/ln Ita/Ids certainly seemed j1tstified, b1tt vio DENNIS tion to his , pres bany convention. And there's (Be,innlnr today, Tbe Dally this, ran away quickly into the Uon In the south because it in Republicao, is being challenged lelMr, nel)l),·tJulrs .~, was II/eir mCOll.~. COlllit t" i.~ 11(' 1/1 9,,'IIIP,~(' of ent 0 ff ice he evidently good reason to believe Iowan will publish eIUlh week tbls jungle and the "big three" said volllfls a liquor issue. for a second tel'm nomination by that thEy think LaGuardia mieht former Senator Ernest W, Gibson. 'what tllll ('an ex ppct i1t the future ' will naturally receive endorsement SanCiay collllNlnlary on world at vicious things to each other and The primary will be watched too supply the punch needed to f ill The state's lone congressman. • • • fTom the convention. But if, as fairs> by Alexander G. Park, wbo each stalked away to his own part because it is the first since the is llkely, he decides to enter the the ballot boxes with Democratic Is MOre commonly known as of the jungle. state abolished its primary laws. Rep. Charles A. Plumley, Re W e look at 1!:nropf'al1s and declare that they have not achievl'd publican. is opposed by Andrew gubernatorilll race. it will throw votes come election day, NOVEm "Ste-ve." Steve Is a (radude stu This left the election entirely a political tnaturity. Are we sur that we have' Or if we have, arc And everythfne was as it had E. Nuquist, University of Ver the Democratic contest for the ber 5. den' In journalism, havin( served. party matter so Negroes could be we going to be able to maintain it at onr pre ent pace ' been before. The law of the j'unele chal\enged if they tried to vote. mont professor. senatorial nomination_ wide open. Meanwhile, Governor Dewey, at one time as manacin, editor of Those are que. hons that every one of II will hav to answer remained the law of m1eh,t; the Here are t~e highlights of the There are no fights on the Dem And that's where LaGuardia with a siron, GOP ups6.te ma The 10waD. article, on "World ms weak fell prey to the strone. and primary contests this coming ocratic side. SOOD ; for, in tbe.. e lost few yeal'S, the United tates 110S h8.(l the comes in. Originally. reports [rom chine and an excellent adminis Government Now" whlcn were the clever destroyed the stupid. week: SOUTH CAROLIN~ nrc opportunity to meet l' volntionary oeinl pres Ur\l. with re Democratic headquarters in New trative record behind him, must printed In series in this newspaper strnint, with measured judgment and the spirit of compromise. York Indicated that the Albany he ba14ln, the lime IIr his Ufe WISCONSIN Gov. Ransome J. WlIliams SUc last montb proved. to most of us IN PARIS THIS WEEKEND the ceeded to the govel'norshlp In Yet. never wa. the spil'it of compromise in the'world today more Tammany political big-wigs lav watchln, his oPPOilUJon shuttle tbat Sieve Park Is quite an an * * * LaFollette. a senator since 1925 hope that a linal peace for the lpssed away his progressive label 1944. when Olin D. Johnston ~ djfficult. to find than in th se increasingly divided United. tates. ored former governor Herbert H. and resbuffle their canis. For, u ual youn,. man. His Interest and axis satellite states might be writ several months ago when it was signed to go to the senate. He Twenty Y(>flrs of Fa ei. m and Nazism have g iven lIS the blood Lehrgon for senator. Lehman, rerardless or whether Ws .. knowled.re of world affairs 19 al ten before fall seemed dim indeed. who is also past director general Mead-Lehman or Mead-LaGuar \Iparent his party was on the way is one of 11 candidates for nom i . t mo. teo t1y bill in hllman hi. tory. But the extremists of left most uncanny and we believe he The haggling ove, voting proce out in Wisconsin. But when he ination as governor in the Demo oC UNRRA, has a commendal)le dia Democratic lIcket. this fall, bas a meSDl'e wblcb deserves dure seems to have destroyed any and right resume the fantastic folly preci. ely wher th dicta progressive record as both gov the fonner Republican presL offered himself as a Republican. cratic primary. He advocates a tors left off jn. t as if atomic bomb. ond germ pray weapons your attentlon.-The Editor,) semblance of i1nity between the the state party convention gave state li.quor stores system to re ernor and international relief ad dentlal candidate now stands a. Russian and Anglo-American did not now promise annihilation to hnndreds of millions wherr ministrator. The youthful Lib better tban even chance of re him only one vote. It endorsed place the present private stores. ONCE, IN TH,E LONG, long blocs. McCarthy with 2,328 votes. Del O'Neal. a former automo only millie))) di d yesterday. eral party, which carries some election. ago (before you and I were even Who will deny that another war will mean national devastation weight with New York's mass of AIthbu'lh the Soviet Union still The 'convention refused to sup bile race driver and Hollywood If he wins the governorship young, my dears) aU the denizens stunt man who at one time oper for all of us and personal d struclion for one third or half of u , indEpendent voters, nominated has the rilht of veto to allY pro pod 83-year-old Gov. Walter S. again in 1946, Dewey will control of the jungle, realizing that no ad- ated a Columbia night. dub, i, Lehman for senator and Mead for posal which is oltered, its enemies Goodland sell-styled "tough old Tha t being the case, it i utterl y stupid to pt'rmit bitter lind 1:he New York delegation to the vances cou ld be made in their one of Williams' challengers. He governor only a few weeks ago. nave gained a potent propagand,a codger," in his bid for another fiel'ee emotions to fot·ct' more and mOre of us to the t'xlt· ml' "ight national Republican convention in civilization while anarchy pre- wants l~gal.\1.~d haTS and l,latl But, apparently because oC La weapon wltich can pe used to show lerm. It endorsed Delbert J. Ken ~r pxtrcme 11.'£1 . 1948. It's much too soon to vailed, gathered in convention to tha t Russia intends to blo<:k any ny. 50. an investment banker for mutuel betting to raise more Guardia's latest successes as a scratch him off the list of White formulate among themselves a money for school teachers and • • • newspaper columnist, radio com efforts toward peace when Sllch the gubernatorial nomination. A one :ram1)le, we 7Iove 1tI'(l1'd 0/ people whQ f'e/llse to 11 ten House possibilities. body of law for the establishment efforts conflict with its alleged A third GOP caDdidate for go state employes. mentator and food expediter. his And if either LaGuardia or of order in the forest. 10 Commcl'cc eCI'elory R e11ry Wallace or to read what h(' ha.~ program to communize Europe. vernor Is Maj. Gen. Ralph M. Three of the state's six con name keeps bobbing up In the Lehman is elected to the senate From near and far the beasts written bemll se in theil' mind he represent the left. There Tbe lunatic rrlna:e. which Is lmmell, former state adjutant gressmen have opposition-Reps. "political dope" columns more fre in November, President Truman assembled and an air of festivity Hare, Bryson, and McMillan. IWI'?t't many people who oOl'ept Mr. Wallace's 1'deas on their I !leekln, to preCipitate a war ,eneral. Daniel W. Hoan, form • Quently of late. It is doubtful if may not have to look very hard and relief pervaded the jungle at er Socialist mayor of Milwau DELAWARE with RWllIa. ihas .atne4 lW~er individual mcrits-ill lead they say, "If he's for il. 1'111 (loin' New York city's ex-mayor would ior a running mate when the next mosphere., kee, is unopposed for the Dem- The Republican state conven· wed,e by wblch U ~n ludher it" 01" " If li e's for iI, /'m for it." openly oppose Lehman in the Democratic national c~nventio.n Indeed, in the tion Wednesday will choose can, ., dlsrupl the alreallf strained re ocratic nomination. • . . state democratic convention, since rolls around. A" progressive ' New beginning there didates for the senate and house . Perry J . Stearns, Milwaukee lations between Ibe Jtremlin What we'rll doi!l~ i .~ putting people in pigeonholes and shuttioO' the two men are of essentially the Yorker. with a sizeahle popularity were many deC- I lawyer defeated by Republican in accordance with a prjmary elec and Wasbinrtou. onl" minds to anything they may 11 el'eafter do, for no mlltt(>1' what same political philosophy. among liberal groups throughout lamations on jU S - I~' Senator Wiley in the last primary, tion for convention delegates held Observers are bednnln&' to Needless to say, no peace can hnmanital'ian canse--even 1'01' ul'vival. the country, might be just what tic e, fraternity ' be is a third man in the race wlth La Aug. 3. feel, however, Ihal, wblle Leb· written which even approaches 'rhel'e arc far too many angry, l'motional voices in Ollr divided the Missouri Doctor ordered for and equality and Follette and McCarthy. Former The Democrats will hold Ihe~ man Is certainly not. lackin&" In his 1948 vice-presidential menll. all the beast.s f reality without the-- concurrence of society. It 1. time for the "oices of moderation to speak up and Rep. l!oward J. McMurray, de primary to pick convention dele abOny, he nevertheless dOe$ large and small both Moscow and Washington and feated by Wiley,in the lost general gates Saturday. Their conventioD open the minds of the great numbers of people who hllve closed not possess the force needed to agreed soiemnl)o every estrangement between. the election, is thl! lone senll'toria 1 wi)! be held Aug. 20. them so tightly. Thi g reat American coniliet mil. t b compro sparll the 1946 Democratic cam James D. White's that these were two only delays the urgently mised. T.bat way lies om last, lone hope for peacl'. pal'D In New York. La"Guar- good things and needed settlement in Europe. ------that the first HaranguC/i obQut rieht, justice OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Looking Ahead- order of the and equality have lilHe place in vcnlion would be the dealing between the nations/of 110_ I. th VNtVE&IIJTY CALI!NDAB .r ...... ". 18 ' __ Interpreting PARK , 'ODI'. ow... Old CapU... II,... 'or lb. GBNEa,,", )lOT~S .. to insure these our pr~el\t world. In .the junele .epo.Jted wUb tbe eam.PlI. editor of The Dan,. low••• r .., .. of internationjll a1flljrs there is po pl .... ID lb... " provide. '0. Ib.l. lIePHU ID ..., om_ '" no rights to all the ~• ' Dally I ..... GENERAL NOT/CIlS .....1 be al Ifllo Dailr Je.... ., animal clans. right but the right of strength: .:841 p . .... Ibe dar pr.e.4Ib~ tlral publlcaUOD; DOU ....iII NOT M , for The lion, the tiger and the ele Power alone is the criterion «if •••• pl.d br 1~le,h.D', and lfta.1 be TYPED 0& LBOrBLY W&mlll UN !.~~~~!:: • Membership 81GNED by ••••poa.lble p.n.... . Waiting List '" aa. astute political move to win back phant, who were the strongest and justice, and equality is a teeble myth. . VOL. No. 276 SUDday. Au,ust 11, I'" NEW YORK-The United Na By tile World Slatf or The -Nith considerable accuracy "a their rich IndoneSian empire. most feared of the as:;embled xxn tions are- likely to establish a pro AIIOdated. PretlS telling tonnage of 'explosives," The Netherlands information beasts, agreed they should be the There are only two ~at wor\ds bationary period for applicants for says Maj. Gen. Curtis E. Le May, SErvice reports that Dutch neBo proper guardians of the peace, and left, the United States and the UNIVERSITY CALENDAR membership be for e accepting committee, where he and other head of the army airforces devel tiator Hubertus Van Mook has th'e smaller animals early deferred Soviet Union. No world llroblllm those whose admiSsion is now party conservatives frequently opmental staff. It is also possible, begun talking to the natives about to them. can be solved unless these two WedneSday, .AU" 28 \ . ~egin~ing of orientation and strongly opposed by one or more bottled up administration leaisla- he says. that by 1950 we shull have a "United States of Indonesia." The three men conlerred and al1'ee and continued estrangement Independent study unit closes. reglstrat~~ncJay, Sellt, %3 • members. tion. jet propelled aircraft which can Last month at a meeUnr held tentatively decided their separate between them leads inevitably to Of the eight nations which have But tbey will have some man- carry atomic bombs. at Mallno. Celebes, be ,ol dele spheres of Iniluence. Then, as jus ward war. Monday, Sept, 18 8 a. m. Instruction begins, /" applied, the cases of these four are euvering to do if they are going FOREIGN IUUEFS ,ales rroin most or, tbt laIand tice demanded, all the beas~ were The late President Roosevelt rec (For Informallon reprdln, dates be)'ond this ICIhedule, 1M JOHANNESBURG - Man i 1 a I areas ouul\le ,Java and. Suma called in, that their claims and ognized clearly the implications of considered controversial by the to capitalize on the situation. reservations In tile office of the President, Old Capito!.) membership committee: The house ways and means Gandhi, :son of Mohandas K. Gan~ tra to say "oJtay" In principle, preferences might be heard, this !act and recognized as well ALBANIA-Bitterly opposed by committee, w hie h reeommends dhi, is in South Africa preparine They couldn't wee on .It - Now. some of the smaller ani 1he desperate Soviet stdvin, for Greece. supported by Russia and men to fill committee vacancies, to take part in a passive resist how this UBI woul4 be worke4 mals, 'flea ring so much talk of. security in the postwar world. GENERAL NOTICES Poland. Western powers inclined is _trolled by conservative ance struggle against anti-Asiatic out. but the), cUd "ve Van equality. began to think that dis To aflom this security, it was not to accept it DOW. Democrats. They probably will laws. Mook euetl)' what lie wante. courses on equality really meant apeed tacitly at Teheran that Fin LIBRARY HOURS AUG. 8 TO Reserve reading room. libr.ry try to replace Slaughter with CAPITAL ITEMS ...... reemeot that It IndODella equduty and some even dared to land, Poland, CzeChoslovakia and SEPT,22 annex, Aug. 8 to Sept. 5, open: MONGOLIAN PEOPLE'S RE- someone like him. The ahowdown Is plDi to be lndependenl It demand certain rights and privil the Balkan states, with the excep ~ading WltSHINGTON - Business room, Macbride hall; Monday through Friday, 1:30 PUBLIC-Opposed by China for may come on the house floor, groups are happy about President ha. to J»e\:ODle 10 Iratlaalty 1.114 eges. tion of Greece, should faU In the periodical reading room, library at least a year, during which the where committeemen are elected. a. m. to 12 noon. 1 to II p. ni. Truman's choice of men for thP. under Duteh spoolOnhlp. The jackal, who is a great talker Soviet spheft of Influence while annex; government documents de ~hDracter of the regime could be BMore that. however, it could be price de-control bt;lard. who look This is som.ething of an end anyway and quite clever to boot, the rest of Europe remained under partment. library annex; educa Saturday, 8:30 a. Tf) . to 12 noon. fully examined. Supported by threshed out in a Democratic cau- to them like conservatives: two run around the hard core .of In saw the lion. who lived in a re the purview of London and Wash tion - philosophy - psychology li Sept 6 to 22, closed. Russia and Poland. cus. are bankers. the other an Indus donesian revolt, -Which still grips mote part of the jungle. was recep lnlton. brary, East haU, open: Schedules of hours for jlther SlAM - May be opposed by P. S.: Slaughter is chairman of trialist . . . Their first test will the 40 mUlion people of Java and tive to the pleas of the small and Whlie the Soviets scrupulously Monday through Friday. 8:30 departmental libraries wm be French as result of frontier dls- th~ committee Investigating sur come Aug. 20, when ceilings on Ule seven million of Somatra, immediately jumped up and began upheld this aereement, the west a. m. to 12 noon, 1 to 5 p. m, posted on the doors Qf each li pute with Indo-China. 8upponed plus property disposal. dairy products, grains, livestock, ~er'e Dative leaoers demand full to denounce the elephant, claim ern powers were soo.n entaeed in Satur!1ay, 11:30 a. m. to 12 noon. brary. tenatlvely by U. S., United King- CAPITAL lilTS cottonseed and soybeans will be independence, now. Ing that a majority (which the ,Ill antl-Rus!lian campaign in the dom,oChina and India. Russia has WASHINGTON-The postotfice reltored automatically unless the The outer Islands on whicli Van small animals comprised) should Balkans. Moscow, of course, coun remote yet watchful interest In department will Issue the new board exempts them . . . Many Mook is working contain only 20 decide the conditions of peace. tered with attacks on the deal anti-French Annamite rebellion. five· cent air mail stamp about navy officials are predicting that Soon, other small animals began ings of the western states. . million or so of Indonesill'S total WHO (1040) WMT (600) led by Moscow-trained Ho Chi Oct, 1. The central design prob late this fall the department will populatidn of. 70 mlllloh. to clamor for their rIghts and the Thus, after five years of struk WSUl (91tl) Minh. It has bearing on French- ably will be a four-engined plane authorize civvies on duty. But they repres,ent a beginning more clever of them tried to cre gle. the nations, united in war and Siames!! dispute. . , • Secretary of the Trell3ury ate disSension among the lion, the blood3hed are dis-united in peace. • •. •. 1~ : " p. Ill. 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• 'AQlfOUB Idle Williams Loses ' Bat Duel To Yanks, 7-5 FrilsGh Rejoins NEW YORK (AP)-Ted Wil Packers Pro liams CinaUy broke a season-long slump at the YllJIkee stadium yes terday with a pair of home runs FoOtball Team and II sillgle but the Boston Red PRILADELPRrA (AP)-With Sox slugier was forced 10 yield CREEN BAY, Wi.', (AiP)-Ted Rubc Melton twirling a 6hree-hlt tbe hero's role to Anron Robinson Fritsch. who hopped tQ th~ Cleve shutout, the BIfpoklyn Dodgers ex who also blasted two bome runs, land Browns of l~ All • .\merIQrl tended their vidory strln, over the second coming with two on in I the 12th inning to give the New conference, rejoiJ)ed Ow Green Philadelphia to an even dozE\n Bay Packers Yelllerd,y Bnd Coach without a deteat yesterday as they York Yankees a 7-5 Victory over the American league leaders. E. L. (Curly) Lambeau said there whipped the Phillies 6-0. "absolu~ely had been no deal" The victory, Brooklyn's 18th In Williams had sent the Red S'lX with the rival league on a player a row over the Phil!; in Shlbe Into the lelld in the Cirsi ot \ he exchange. park, increased the NJlUolUI1 12th with his second homer o( Ih:! "We had a priority on Fri~ league leaders' marlin over the game and bis 31st oC the se:t~on. because he played with U$ last idle St. Louis Cardinals to two The Yanks ra1l!ed aCter two were year," Lambeau said, "and we aI~ .1 and a half games. The Dodgers out in their haH when Joe DiMag so had a priprity clam8 in our II l haven't lost in Philadelphia since ,io and Cbarlie Keller singled and contract preceding that which he A B.~nVN Dod.. er backfield combination mo'ies into a Cu- • Sept. 10. }94t. rode in ahead oC Robinson's 13th signed wit h the Cleveland ~ ___&aID Ulowfleld wben tbe lemPerature reacbes the ". al Home runs by Cookie Lavagetto round tripper of the year. Browns." ..,ell' ~IN' camp at Pol Bend. Ore. From the left they are Bo~ and Howie Schultz sparked the The winning clout. made otf Lambeau declared thai. J',:-itsch.. .arfraib. ~~ta; Mickey Colmer, Los An&'eles BuJldo ..s: Mica, 13-hlt assault on RaUensberger. Clem Dreisewerd. sent the south signed wHo the Packers late YCII 1Irf&,.t, Te.s:u U.: and Glenn Dobbs. Tulsa. (AI' wmEPIIOTO) Br•• kl,. AB. H P101ladol. AB •• paw down to his first defeat terday Bnd would rl(port for prac-, Stanky. lb ~ 1 2 NewBOme. .. 3 0 0 tlee Monday. He added that the R ...... 5. ~ 1 2 WyrOllt"k. cI 4 0 0 against four victories. Reiser. If ~ 0 1 Ennis. II 3. 0 big fullback had rec~ived part of Walker. rf ~ 0 1 McC<>iJl<, Ib 4 0 0 Ji'urillo. cI 4 0 2 Northey. rt 3 0 0 , TED WlLUAMS, Red SOl{ left nelder. II eoD .. rallllated _ ieammate Buely York (3) as he er_ his 1946 Packer P$¥ before he Laval·lo. 3b 4 I I Tabor. 3b 3 0 J home plate (left) on home run In the top 01 the lwelfth Innlnc to P.t ~n in front In the New York signed with the Browns. Edward ~. e 4 I I Sellllnlck. e 3 0 n Schultz. Ib 3 J I Verban• ., a 0 • Pirates Edge Cubs Boslon game at Yankee stadium yesterday. At. rlrbt, Yankee Aaron Robinson is mobbed b, fans .• Georee Strlelder:. ..tiea • ~ Melton. p 4 I 1 Reftens·er. p 3 0 ¥ I as be nears home after blttinr bls ROOn4 home rW\ of the pme In tbe last of the 12tb innln.. with lucue pu~, eleew.ed "tJlere Championship Drivers Assure Top Thrills '1'01&10 at e 13 Tltal. r; -. S lwo mates aboard to wipe out Boston's one run lead and rive the Yanu a. '7 -5 win. WiUlam'l cll'- Willi JMI Q....uoa of a eoatl'aei 100 200 00!1-4 Brooklyn ...... On Johnson's Error cull drive was alllo his second of ~ r .._ (AP WI1lEPHOTO) flchi between Green Ba:r ... 0" Hawkeye Downs Dirt Track PhIladelphia ...... 000 000 000--0 £rt.ra-Schultz. B.III BaU.ed la-ReJser Cleveland." I . Lav.,etlo. Stankey. Schull&, BeeM. CEDAR RAPIDS-Champion Tw. B"e Itlt. - Rallelube..,er. FurUlo. PITTSBURGH (AP}-The cel "Frit~ch jmt dldn't'want to play Chick Smith of Frankfort. Ky., Melton. Tlore. Ba•• Hlll-SlAnky. J'urillor Als Split Double with the Browns," Strickler said. ship )luto racing, with wide-open larodwelUng Plttsbu~ Pirates with the famous Bowles Offen 11_. lI.me •• ".-Lav.,etto. Schult%. competition and with the fastest St •• e .. Ban-Slanky. Sa.,I1I ... - New won their first game for their new Bill With Nats THE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD "He wanted to come back to his hauser, is another entrant. some. Schult •• Double Playo-Slanky and home stale." Fritsch Is :from Ste field ever to compete on the Iowa will be well reprefJenled, nee... nnd Schull•. Loll a. Bao'o-Brook owners yesterday, edging the AMEltl0AN LBAOUB NATIONAL LEAGUI! vens Point. Hawkeye Down~ halt-mile oval, Iyn 1, Philadelphia 7. !laM •• BaI10-0ff third-place Chicago Cu~s, 3-2. WASHINGTON (AP) - T/le W I. Pd. O.B. W .L p.t. G.B. too, in the star-studded neld. M.llon 4. 8trlll... 10-8)' llaU.n.lIe.... r Boston ...... 74 32 . 704 ~ B,ooklyn ...... 65 to .81' Strickler also said that no returns to the AIl~Iowa Fair after 6. Mellon 5. The Pirates, whQ har;! only six Philadelphia Athletics split a dou In additlon to Collins, AI Spelh Ne'" York ...... 12 44 .589 13 St. Lou", ...... 61 41 .598 2~ "deals" had been made with the a wartime "blackout" Sunday for hits to the Cubs 11, earned two bleheader with Washington yes Dotrolt ...... 5' .. .573 1Hfo Chicago ..•.• ...... 55 41 .539 Blio of DavenPurt, Les Ra.ymond .r Browns. 'I three-dllY speed~fest that brings or their tallies in the first and terday. losing the first game 4-1 Washln,ton .•. • .•. •.• 114 5. .500 22 Boston ...... •.. 51 51 .Il00 121io Washingtoll, and Gar rn and ClevdAnlI ...... 52 511 .fBl 24 Cincinnati ...... 48 53 .475 15 "They didn't want Fritsch be together most of the nation's fast sixth innings but got a ellt tally and winning the second 8-3. St. Louis ...... •. . 46 se .438 2BI!. N~w York ...... 47 51 .452 111!. (Speedy) Butls and Clarenee Chlcago '" ...... 46 81 .430 2ili Plilladelphla .•...... 43 59 .4U ZO Iio cause he didn't want to play foot est dirt track cars and drivers. feller Whiffs Four In the 1mh wben Don Johnson, (Sonny) Ebsen of Cedar RaPIds The late- afternoon victory Philadelphia .....• •• . 31 78 .2110 441, Pillsbu.rl(h ...... ••..• 39 61 .390 23 '10 ball for them. He wanted to be More than 20 drivers have en Cub second baseman, let a . ball Yulerda,'. Be.alil Yuterday'. &e.aultl will ha.ve speedsters In the run checked a 7-game losing streak New York ~. BOlton 5 Brookl),n 6. Philadelphia 0 tered their big speedsters in th!\ back with the Packers and the nln~-llJId the poJnts toward. 'As Browns Lose go tbro~h him. lor the Phillies. PhllndelpbJa I-e. Wuhln,ton 4-3 PlIlsbl,rgh 3. Chicago 2 three days competition that wiU Cleveland 5. st. Loul. 3 New York at Boston (rain) Browns just let him go." Strick ot IlJI.tional championship-that , Nick Strincevich we~t the dis "0 Philadelphia hammered Sid (Only bame.· ""hed,lIed) (Only ,ames ocheduled) ler said. feature the All-Iowa exposition with the tbree days of raclar ST. LOUIS (AP)-Fireball Bob taneft. ~r the winner carefully Hudson and BiU Kennedy for 111 Today'. Pllob ... Today-, Pitchers Aug. 11, 12 and 16. Bo.loD at N .... York (~)-lIalTls (14-51 He added that a deal with the herc. ~tterlng 11 Now York at Boston (2)-Koslo 02-11) J'eller, working three innlnl$ ill the hitlj. He got hits in the second game. They a"cI Dobson (l1-~) VS . Chandler ( 15-~ ) and Volseno 11-9) VB. Wallace (3-2) and All-America conference was "im In addition to the all-star field relief as the Cleveland Indi.ns /1IOit of )Us hitting help from third and Page (5-5) or Qlletn (I-I) Saln (12-11) In a II, there will be seven events grapsed a 6-0 lead off Hudson Ploll.delphia at W.lblnrloQ (~) possible" becaWlC! the nationl\l entered, Barney Oldfield, the 'BQb Elliott had a Bro.klyn at Philadelphia ( 2) - Behr daily. After the time trials, sched beat the St. Louis BrowDJ 5.-3 sac~er ~ho and scoring two more runs off Christopher (~-4) and MarchUdon (7-11) man (7-31 nnd Gregg (&-2) vs. Dortnelly league does not recognize that "Grand Old Man of Racing" who triple, double and a single. v •. Masterson (&-6) and Newsom (9-9) (3-3) and 51anceu (1·3) uled for 1 p. m., daily, there will last night, whitfed four Brownies Kennedy in the ninth inning after Detroit at Chlcalo (2) - Newhouliet conference. set dpzens ot speed records when to run his season's strikeout to Chical10 shorj:stllP L n Merullo Washington had sliced the A's ad (29-4) and Ovennlre (3- 01) or Truck. Chleo,o at Plltsbur"b (2)-8<>well (6-1) raping was in it.s intancy. will of be three heat races, a match race (12-81 "s. Loplt (7-81 and RI,ney (3-3) and Alb081a (O -S) or Lanning (3-3) vs. Fritsch, who previOUsly h~ among th.e fastest qualifiers, an tal to 255, but was outdone by was .• pik~ sliding i~to second vantage to 6-3 with two runs in or Paplsh (2-41 Chipman (4-5) and Wyse (11-9) reported to i h e Cle.elaDd ficiate at each day's seven-event Brown reliefer Ellis' Kinder who io th~ ninth inning but wasn't the seventh and added another in Clev.lud at t. 1.0,,1. (~)-Reynold. t. I.oull al ClnclnnaU (~)-Dlckson program as referee and pace Australian Pursuit race and the (8-11 ) and Embree (6-9) VB. Kramer 10-3) and Beazley (3·51 v. . Heusser Browns of lhe Ail-American lone feature event. tanned four Indians in two frame •. hyn badly. the eighth. (11-7) and Ferens 12-5) \S-U) and VOnder Meer (8-6) conference, would Dot discuss maker. Oldfield not only will act Mel Harder got credit tor the leavin.. the Browns' calDD at on ' questions of racing rUles th, t ColUns and MUJick wiU brill&' Victory whiCh seemed sate atter Bowlin .. Green, Ohio, other than may arise. but also will drive the two of the bin-est Otrenbauser a tilree-run first Innin, assault to say "I just made a mfslake. pace car that will lead the fast race can ever constructed to the on Nels Potter, but Rapid Robert races here. Both are over Sot t thai's aU." fields around the track in the daily was waved in with the BWWDJ West Tops cubiC-Inch ]liston displacement. Then, waving his Green Bay feature events to get them off to trailing 1-5 when Walt Judniqt !lying, speedway-style starts. Snyder, seriously injured In a walked and Chet Laabs doubled contract, he added "but this makes everything all right." , HeadiDr the field of entrants race at Milwaukee in June, and to open the seventh. They scored will be lowa's own Emory Col Smith both will have big Offen on a long fly, a wild pitch and Easl, 10·4 Fritsch motored over to the liu of LeMars, classed as the hausers entered. There will be an intield out, but the ol)ly batter Packers training camp trom his ·top dirt track driver 01 the na Miller Specials, Riley's. Hals, to reach first oft Feller was Jud- Stevens Point, Wis .• home. He will tion today. Collins. who· holds Cragars, Fron tenacs and olbel njch on an error. • Ty Cobb's Junlors begin workouts with the Packers seven Interna.Uon:U Motor COII well-known types of speedsters in Singles by Jack Conway. Hank Drop Wagner's Boys Monday. test AssocIation records and the big field. Edwards and Lou Boudreau, a Earlier, Cleveland announced It dosens of track reoords through In addition to those drivers In All-American Tilt would return Fritsch to the Pack double by Felix Mackiewi~ and out the mldwest, wlll head an mentioned. such other pilots well D. walk to Heinz Bec"er made up ers jf the Packers would send a all-out aiiSault 011 peed marks the opening inning spree. CHICAGO (AP) - The West "name" player to the Los Angeles known to midwestern race fallS at Hawkeye DoWllS promJsed by entered include: Tex Pcier.scn ot Box score: walloped the East. 10--1 yesterday Rams o{ the National leaQ'Ue and virtually every entran'- CI... I... All a H 81. Le~I. All. Ii Pasadena, Cali!.; Lou Miller ot in the .All-American boys' baSe it the Ral}\s would withdraw their c.... I! 5 1 3 Stevens. Ib " 0 t suit for a court order to restrain Howeve., CoJUns will find he Akron. Ohio, who will be nere Conway. 2b 0 1 1 Lund.llo. 210" •• ot Mack·la. cl 5 2 3 al<'Phens. .. " ! 0 ball game before 28,211 at Wrig ex-Ram tackle Cbet Adama from has plenty competition jn the with his 18-year-old son Billy, as :Edward •• rf ~ 1 SHeath. 1f '" I ley Field, and major league scouts playing with Cleveland. star-studded field already en his mechanic-the only (ather-son Jlec:ker. Ib 3 0 I Jlltlnlch. cl 3 ·1 I tered. Ben MUSick, former Texas combination in dirt track racing; B'ud .... u. 8S 3 0 I Laabs. rl 4 I t obtnined a good look at wild and At PhIladelphia. N'Uonal tool X"lner. 3b 4 U 1 ManNI..,. e 3" champion and one of only two Bud Simonson of St. Paul, Minn.; Ho.an. 0 3 0 0 Chr1st·an. 3b 2 0 '. wooly baseball as played by in ball leaaue eommARlcl1ler Beri drivers who has defeated CoUins Bill Hoff o[ Minncapo~; Lutz HanS"r. p 3 0 0 ~hult. 1.' spired lads from city and cross Bell said a player exchan.. e be Feller. p I 0 IDllItn.er, 3b 0 • • in postwar competition, will have Ratke of Cedarburg, Wis. ; Charles Potier. pl' • roads. tween the lwo Ie&&'ues was "ab his Offenhauser on the track. Deb Schumte ot Ue\'r\)\\; Joe ~al!.eT {)t uZarll1a 1" solutely oulof the IIUf:lUOO." Kimler. p ••• Spurning baseball togs and Snyder, who defeated Musick to Indianapolis; MeorJe Heath of jauntily wearing a gay palm beach He declared he hadn't "heard a T.'.ls B'I 5 H Tol&'. It.' win the Eddie Nicholson Memorial Silvis, III.; Paul Craver ot Chi .Batled lor Chrl.lman In ..ventb suit on the fidd, immortal Ty word" about Cleveland's announ uBatted lor Potter In seventh Sweepstakes at Milwaukee lust cago; Earl Creen ot Peoria, 111.; Cleveland ...... 300 010 lOO-a Cobb watched his Western squad ced "deal" and ~aid it was some month, also wJl] have another Of Bob Simpson of Pqntiac. Mtch., st. Loulo ...... , OUt ... IOt-3 take its first victory in the three thing the Browns had "cooked up." fenbauser the competition. Maneu., 2. C~nwa,l. .... in and others. Balk..r ... In-Edwards - J, Boudreau I . La.... . year-old series by effectively mix Bell was asked about a possi M.actrJewJcz, Mancuso, Sthu)tz. ,),,,.... . ing 10 hits with 14 walks off five ble "contract war" between the BII. - Macklewl.,.. Edward.. Laabs. East pitcheJ$ used by Honus two leagues and he replied that Mulloy, McNeill Manila, 6-3, 7-5, . 6-0. Ampon, 81.1.. Ba.. ...,c.... 2. 8&=_ - 80.. - who again took oLf his tennis drea ... Dubl" PI't~e L\bdellit (Hans) Wagner. "we're not'making any deals with In Tennis Finals And stevens: HanSet. Da!liI~.. . ClIve" UVULY. 01 WaTerOll, Ga., East second baseman slides safely lato second in the second in the Allr:Alllerica bors at all." sneakers in order to fee) more Beeker; LucadeUb. SttrIbena .... sw..n.: ..., .... lu*-Wm Ali-American boys .. aIDe yesterday. on Q, wild throw trom West catcher to rile ra.. Jaa4l Its heroes. Boudt'MU and Beeker. Left •• lIMe_ SOUTH.ORANGE, N. J . (AP)- at ease- on the turf, enco\lnt~red \. Clevelancl .. Loul. 3. _ ....Itt ltGOIIi bale.... -Gene TUIleW .1 Porilancl, Ore., 1I1n .. ln .. for the ball (arrow). , WflIIt ehorlstop BUI ~ them ouUlelcler Walt At C1e\leland, a Browns spokes St. Gardner Mulloy of Miami, Fla., an opponent who did ]jkewls~. .. -HanSer I. Potier 2. 8Irl..... lo-J'eUer BoUman of Bouston, Tex., backs UP the play. (AP WIIlEPHOTO) Pocekay from Richmond, Calif., man said he was "not surprised" 4. Potter .. Kinder 4. wile belted leiit' lilts. in nye tbat Fl!itsctl had returned to the and Don McNeill of Orange, N. McNeill. former 1940 national trips, but In Jeneral a be.y of Packers. He made it clear the fuU :r., advanced to the finals of the titleholder. advanced by elimlnat ahan replled. major scouts saw "Ivory" lbAt back .had been sent back to Green Eastern Grass Court tennis cham- in~ sixth-seEded Bob Falkenburg "With your swing, I don't have Bay by th~ 8row1l8 .. Pionships at Orange Lawn tennis of HollYWood, Calif., 6-3, 3-8, -Pasquels Flood Stars Ormsbee Falls Quick's T.emper Up to worry too much," Quick re- m~de all the mlstakes likely club YCllterday. 6.-2, 7-5. McNeill USfid 1\ va plied. . from 18 and 17-year-oldsters The spok~man, ~ho declined ID a bie lea .. ue park.. use of his name, sald there Willi , Mulloy s~ed fourth in the , l'Iety of strOkes which proved too With Iempftng IOHers, ' - ;.L II As Stranahan Wins The other flldlan.. e came on no further cpmment pendInl de. draw, re~ched the finals by de-I much lor his opponent. the sixth peen after Qal'ek 'Ihe East triumphed 6-0 and. 5-4 last year at New York's Polo velopments on the deal designed to featinl Felicisimo H. Ampon ot PHILADELPHIA (AP) The (AP}-A 12- calmly lank perhaps the lonrest =- O' loggeliia DULUTH.~ Grounds in the teen-aged classic keep Adams with 'the Browns and Mexican league "has nooded every foot putt that dropped on the 39th putt of the tournament, leavll\&' added 'ihat "the Browns are not stranahan to drop .. five-footer. sponsored by Esquire magazine. team in both leagues witb otfers hole gave Frank Stranahan a one in the habit of makin, up tales." I Doo~ Op!" 1:15-10:00 LI · I j to star pllU'eri," Aulle Galan, QES ,(AP) - Harris up victory over Smiley Quick of "Here's one place your million Cobb and Wagner, the latter , fa l\f0I~ , Brooklyn Dodgers Infielder and COI,·hall ICOred hi. second Inglewood, Coli!.. end in,; a feud won't do any good," QUick told waddling proudly in a brlgl1t straight upset in the Missouri Stranahan, one of the wealthiest baseball uniform, grinned and i>?re Today thru TuesdaY' one of the National league-lead- that flared up twice duringth~ , S ' Entire New Show ing teams representatives in play- valley tennis championships yes- mornint rouna but remameu qUl"~ young men in golf. it as their pitching char,es lsslfed DOROTHY LAMOUR ter
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Appliance, III South Olinton. the present ra te of one percen t WANTED: Junk. old fUrniture, each on employes and employer~. Except for the new law. the rate dishes. rllgs. paper, and mat would have risen to 2'h percent of tresses. Dial 1715. Bontrager. r ellch Jan. 1. WE REPAIR All Mnkes-Home and Auto Hogan Shoots 68 -RADIOS To Win Golf Meet SUT'l'ON REPAIR SERVICE 331 E. Market-Dial 2239 WINNIPEG (AP)-Little Ben Hogan, of Hershey, Pa., golfdom's leading money Winner. shot a final round four-under-par 68 yesterday to win the $10,000 Can adian Professional Golfers Asso NOTICE ciation open tournament by one stroke over Dick Metz. of Arkan Our studio can give you 24 hour sas Clty, Kans. Horan finished il,e lOllr-day 72-hole tourney with service oQ application pictures. '81, Metz with 282. lWnmy Snead. of Hot S,riD.... Va. aru1 IUsworth Vines. of Chi KRITZ STUDIO ell'o. who led for the fint 36 boles. tied lor third at 283. 3 S. Dubuque St. Dial 7332 . Hogan trailed Snead by two .trokes at the start of yesterday's MRS. DANIEL P. MANNIX of Philadelphia holds Acuila. -her pel ====::;;;;:;;;;:~;::==~ play. The Hershey sharpshooter's American bald ea,le. The bl, bird. which has appeared In the mov- i- le5. ran away recently when frl,htened by do's but was cau,ht alter WE REPAIB. 68 match€d Snead's performance Aato Kadl_ Bo_ &a4Iea or Friday. a nl,ht out. aeeord PlaTers AeNia WOODBURN SOUND BUVJCB Musial Offer False PAPA AT 85 AND "DOING II:u&CeUep ST. LOUIS (AP)-Sam Br&ll Dla18'l31 don, owner of thll St. Louis Card 1M' every&biD1' in ...... Inals said yesterday a letter pu r PorUng to be an oUer by Stan MUSial. star Cardinal !lrst sacker, Iowa City PlumbinJ IDCl to play for the Mexican baseball lealUe obviously was a forgery Heatina ~lth Iioth -names in the signature Nor,e Appliance. Dlisspelled. Plumbing Heatlnf 114 S. LinD Phone 5870 1ig,rs Top Brewers Md.~AUl(EE (AP) - T~ worlp. ! ,chaIJlP\on ~etroit Tigers Typewrltera are Vahaable defeated the Milwaukee Brewers, keep them defending championS'of the Amer ,lean ~ation. 6-3. in an ex CLEAN cmd ID RlPAlI hibition game before 4,294 fans Frobwein Supply Co. )'eaterday. II S. CllntOD Phau "" Moor. Injured CINCINNATI (AP) ~ Center WHERE TO GO fielder Terry Moore said yester day his alUng lett knee p~obab!Y w~U14 keep him out of the SI. THE 2 MILE INN LOUis CardjDal lineup the rest E. % Home 011 CO. BJQ. of the season. 630 Iowa Ave. AI Lopez Fined Come sit ye down in fair re PI'M'SBURGH (AP)-'Ibe Pltts pose. with food and drink. lood bur,h bIIsebaU club said yester friendship grows. day AI Lopez, Pirate captain. and "tchtr. was tined $50 by Presi- While care for :pour.eaT proc dent tord Frick of tbe. National . USes wi~ ''PepJuJ" ~~ IllilUe for his run-In with Umpire JOllPU CURTIS BEEDLE IV, ,s-y.ear-old retired laWYer of South h.orsepow8r) and the . .hfe&tb ,George Barr in Friday nirht's Pasadena. Cat., stre&ehes II .. auipenden with pride after ,ettln, a o'Pan tor your tires. D~ 3316 Ji.me with the St. Louis Card- look-set! at his new 8-pound Ion. Born to his 42-year old Wife. Opal. for A.A.A. Motor Club Services. __ \\ere. 'be ooy is ~dle'tI ' flnt child. (INTERNATIONAL SOUNDPJJOTO).
• I i PAGESIX - "HE DAILY IOWAN, lOW A CITY, IOWA SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 194( Over 100 AHend Local Farm Exira 10 Days·
.Bureau, 4·H Club Celebration Given for Gas, Softball Tournament Un;versity Employes Highl:ghts All-Day Union To Meet, In:tiate Tax Rehearini Centennial Festivit!es Candidates Monday L. V. Carlton, Iowa City real More than 700 persons look part UniversiLy employes Local 12 estate man, yesterday was 8HDted of the American Federation of an extra 10 days in which to file in an all-day centtnniaL celebra State. County and Municipal Em tion sponsored by the Johnson an application for a reheartq oa ployees union (AF oC L) will hold his challenge of the cOll.ltltutioDil. county farm bureau in conjunc their rEgular meeting at the K.P ity of Iowa's fourth cent of .... Won with the county-wide 4-H hall Monday, Aug. 12, at. 8 p. m. line tax. A class of candidates will be Chief Justice T. G. Garfield of club sports festival in City park initiated and picnic plans will yesterday. the Iowa supreme court extended be discussed. the time limit for the rebearlq HIKhUKhl of lhe day was & A report on the Iowa Slate application to Sept. 7. The 1li\i0i1 sortball touruament 'won by tht> Federation of Labor and Iowa 30-period for filing for a rehear. Blue Ribbon Winners 4H team. Council No. 5 convEntion held at ing would have expired Au,. II. The Blue Ribbon Winners took Davenport, Aug. 3 to 9, will be Carlton had asked that the date both the morning game with the given by ' President Raymond be extended until Oct. 29 becIIpe Cosgrove HustlErs and the after Wagner. of what he termed the len,th and noon game wilh the Victory 4-H Wagner was appointed to the complexity of the supreme court's club team with scores of 10-7. legislative committEe of the fed unanimous decision July 29, which Nineteen players were chosen eration and council during the upheld the tax. by a sports committee, from which convention. The law, passed by the last Iq an all-county team will be sel isla tu re, brings in abou t $5,000,- ect.ed to represent Johnson county 000 annually in gasoline taxIS 4-H clubs at the statewide 4-H which will go to counties alld sports festival to be held during towns for road and street improve SEpLember at Iowa State college Hannah Files ments. The other three cenla ,of in Ames. the tax was not chaUenged. Harold Larew, North L1berly, Iowa City will receive about won Ihe tree Identification con $23,000 as Its share of the yearly lest by namlnK 15 out of 17 Counter·Claim revenue. Johnson county expec\a trees. The contest was dlrec- OLD AND YOUNG &lIke joined lhe festivities at lhe county-wide farm bureau picnic hUd In City about $30,000 yearly. • led by R. B. Campbell, exten- park yesterday. The chlldren &re Joyee and Raymond Kaeferln!:, of Oxford. Seated at the table Is Justice Garfield set Sept. 17 II sion forester for Iowa State col- A counter-claim of $2461.19 has Henry R. TaYlor, 69, who claims to be the champion checker player of Rutland county, Vt. Mr. the final date for a state resis leKe. been filed by William A. Hannah Taylor Is vlsltlnr Mrs. H. J. D&ne, route 4. ta nee to the rehearin, to be filed Campbell later spoke on devel- against. Marcella J . Kearns in and ordered the matter to be sub oping (arm limber and demon- Johnson county district court. mitted to the court that lame week. strated new uses and products Mrs. Kcarns filed suit July 30 lor lumber used in construction. against Hannah, accusing him of Official Predicts- Velma Mace Files FRIED cmCKEN was the best part of the picnic lUnch for Harry Arter a picnje lunch se'rved in negligence in an accident June 27. Gregory, 5, and his sister Ann& Lou, 2. They live with their par County Veteran, Invittcl the lower shelter house at City Ha?nah charges dam~ge to his enls at Scanlon's d&lry farm, route z. park, 15 families were honored. cal' m the same aCCIdent was Suit ,for Divorce To AHend AVC Party by the Johnson county farm bur- caust d by the negligence and Iowa Junior Colleges eau for "outstanding contributions car~lessness of Mrs. Kearns and Three pelitions for divorce were R.L. Gage to AHend Not Guilty Plea Entered In Community Building to agricultural development". claImed damages of $2,000 for -Crowded to Capacity filed yesterday in district court. Emmett Gardner, county exten- per.manent injury,. pain and suf Mrs. Velma Mace, 308 Lafayette Conference in Evanston On Desertion Charge Johnson county veterans have slon director, awarded certlfl- Cermg, loss of tIme performing DES MOINES* * (AP)-lowa's * 21 time decline* *i n *enrollmen t, will street, asks a divorce i rom Ray been invited to attend a party cates for century-old farm owner- work, repairs to his automobile junior colleges, an Increase of six reopen. mond Mace and custody of their Robert L. Gage, local Chamber Ralph Streets entered a plea given by the local chapter ot the ovel· last year, probably will be That will make a total of 21 three children, Deanna, 7, Bar of Commerce secretary, will at of not guilty to charges of child American Veterans Committee ship to these 15 families, whdse and loss of ~se of the automobile. Thursday evening at 8:30 in farms have been in the family In her claIm, Mrs. Kearns asked crowded Lo capacity, too, this fall operating in the state, compared bara, 6, and Nancy, 3. In addi tend a conference of chamber desertion in district court yes the Community building. The partr for more Ihan 100 years. Accord- ?a.ma~es o[ $1, 128.69 lor personal but they will be pleased and they with the record high of 27 in pre tion she asks child support and secretaries at Northwstrn Uni terday. war days. Seven other cities had alimony. The coupie was married versity, Evanston, Ill., this week. Judge James P. Gaffney set his is the last event on the AVC pro. I ng 10 Gardner, there are 25 fam- In] urles whIch she says hinder will do a good job, J. P .. Street gram for the summer. . of the state department of public junior colleges at one time but in Muscatine, June 10, 1938, and The conference will include dis bail bond at $1,000. ilJes in Johnson county eligible hcr in pursuing her normal vo- Dancing in the lounge will fol for the award. cation an.d requested a jury trial. sep Adair Asks Possession Of Jensen Residence ., \ Harry Adair filed a petition in district court yesterday to secure I Immediate possession of the prem ises at 525 S. Linn street, now occupied by Martin and Effie Jen sen. Adair charges that the te~ant& refused to pay rent due July ' 12 and that they refused to obey a The smart girl will get ready for fall and winter now by visiting three-day no lice to quit the prem ises. lowner's sweater and skirt department. You'll find a beautiful Aocording to the petition, Adair acquired pOssession of the prop array of cardigan and slipover sweaters by Bermuda and Peggy 'Th, cllan ·(Vt IInl in Heather Jer'IY for ca~•• '" erty March 22, 1946. His attorney Parker, plus your favorite well tailored skirts in checks and plain is Harold W. Vestermark. :1.... No fvlS, ..,0 frills, but blautlfully functional shades. Stock up now for the fall season. : ..... with silver disks skimming down the front and SKIIlTS-Sbea 24 to 30 SWEATERS-ShIes 34 to .. Open for Business .~ CI ~ro.grain binding for the .flnal ntat tou~ $5.50 to $8.95 $6.50 to $10.95 Koby's Korner Root Beer Stand ACloaa from the Campwi WILLARD'S Neldto BreIUWllall'S VCletable Market APPAREL . Atrpori ....