On the Inside The Weather MIckey Haefner Flred ••. Paq. 2 Partly cloudy today crud kImorrow with E 'Paiaan' Unllinching Drama le poaslble allow.ra In lot. afternoon '" Page 3 day. HlCjJb today 95: low 68. Yesterday's Pegler Rap. Union Bo •••• hlgh 88; low 72. • , • PaCjJ. 6 I Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - . Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, July 8, 1949 - Vol. 83, No. 186 I ______~--~------'------~------~------______~------Jury Deadlocked .Over Hiss; Resumes Deliberations Today Truman Sees National TElW YORK ( P) - A federal court jury deliberating perjury c har ~es against A lger Hiss r ported la t njght that it W8 d ad locked and was ordered to retire for the llight. F ederal ,hl(l'3e Samuel Kaufman sent the jurors to a hotel Economic· Health"Good and ordered thrm to return this morning to consider again fal p of the fOI'IllP]' hi!!h state department official. At that time they presumably ------ Asks A-80mb's will ,resume ~ tudying importa nt JusticePuis Heat on Thi'eves exhibits in Ihe case - summaries New Peace Alliance NASHVILLE IIPI-Il got so hot in Nashville yesterday Rolland Fay of secret state department docu St. Croix and Franklin Donald Newman confe ~s ed an automobile Controls' Before ments in Hi s~' handwriting and theft in the hope of being sent back to Michigan. ftJe "pUmpkin" papers of chiet Planned by S~nafors prosecution witness Whittaker "We want to get beck to Michigan to face the music-anything to to get out of this hot hole," said he youths, both from Centerline, World Disarms Chambers. WASHINGTON (IP) - A world~ The jurors c!\lIed 10r these anp wide "llJance for peace, with mem Mich. W AS}UNGTON (IP) - Presi ot her exhib i t ~ shortly after they bership open to any nation which They were kept in their deaming cells for the Ume being. dent Truman, using Wall street received th e cnsc at 2:20 p.m. agrees to foreswear the atomic lingo. said yesterday he is blillish E (Iowa time). With time out for bomb as a military weapon, was en the nation's economic outlook. dinner. th(>y deliberated until 8:30 proposed by a small group of s n A buli Is one who bets on good p.m. when they filed into the ators la ~ t night. business and a rislni stock mar courtroom to tell Judge Kaufman Brannan Okays Farm Sen. Karl Mundt (R-SD), one I ket. there was no verdict In sight. He ot the sponsors, said Russia would -The President was less confi asked if they prefeired to go to a be eligible to join- II she would dent congress would give him hotel for a nigh t's rest. stop ming the veto. his long-sought $4-billion increase "Your honor," said Foreman Subsidies Compromise in taxes. Hubert Edward JaTru!s, "we have Sen. Ralph Flanders (R-Vt) call At a Dews cODference, he was ed a news conference today (9 a.m. WASHINGTON (AP)-S cl'etary of Agriculture Brannan n9t dlscu ~ sed that, but I see no told Rep. JOhn McCormack Iowa time) to disclose full details told senators y sterday he js wj[)ing to accept a compromise farm immediate verdict." (Maa). bouse Demooratlc l~d Judge Kaufman then told fed of the plan. price program that would u e government subsidies to assure er, aad eXPl'Hled the opinion eral ma rshals to take the 10 men In effect, It would expand the farmers a high level r turn on ] 0 major crops. Wednesday no tax Increase and two wemen jurors to a hoteL proposed 12-nation North Atlan The proposed compromise is a blend of the administration's would pass tills rear. John Hiss, former high state depart tic treaty into a world peace union. Own farm program unve iled by Brannan this spl'ing, and the ourid to Ilnow the Presl ment officiai accused of two counts X-Rays Proved It Wasn't a Bee Sting Aiken farm price law whicl) is den, remarked, because tax bUb 01 perjury. uruled wanly at re Asks Arbitration Power scheduled to go into effect next orl:Jlnaie in Ihe house. porters after the jury's decision to NINE-YEAR-or D I\tIIte DragoJowich thoub$ a bee .&un~ hJDJ Yesterday, but an X-ray eltam!DatloD ,J a nuary 1. Asked it he WSB bullish or fl ear retire was made. In MlIwllukee County General hospital sbowed a .22 caliber' slu, ID hll ehelt. Mike had wailled two Trailer Homes May ish about the present picture ber" With 'Airlift' Substitution The compromise wa~ advanced miles before he had tbe wound treated. Be r~elved the wound while ,Iay;n, In a dump area where by Sen. GeorJll Aiken of Vermont, Mr. Truman said he was bullish. WASHINGTON (lPI-Sen. Willi police report children have been play la, with rille•. Stock QuotatlcllS had been ad am Knowland" (R-Cslif) yester top-ranking Republican on the Be Authorized Soon, 1948-49 Enrollment senate agricultural committee and vancing steadily for five days, day introduced a bill to empower but shortly iifter 'the news con President Truman to Invoke com author of the dell»'ed action law Barlley Announces f~rence, Hits High of 17,541 which bears his name. they started a gentle de pulwry arbitraUon In the Ha waii Ching' Calls ,. I·or· GIO' ,Officials cline .• T Sen. Clinton Anderson ,(D-NM), New ordinances to permit A record-breaking 17,5 42 stu- dock strike. He suggested an "air- The Prl!sldent seemed to have dlnts were enrolled at SUT during lift" to the islands i1 the maneuver tor mer secretary of agriculture, got trailers as family residences in contll'med what his recent cal. th e 1948-49 academic year, Regis- tails. Brannan and Aiken into verbal Iowa City should be in effect lers ..ave been saying, namely ; irar Ted McCanel said yesterday. I Knowland said the measure was To ' Meet :with·Steel Company agreement on the compromise of- when the school year opens in he will Ilap hard In his message 0/0 The total, which included the dedgned specifically to "end" the ter two sessions of an agriculture September, City Attorney Wi! WASHINGTON (JP) . - Govern- nellt week. at any idea the 1948 summer [ession and the fall island walkout, now in Its 68th subcommittee ye ~ terday . Further !iam H. Bartley said yesterday. na'ion III headed toward a ser- and winter semester enrollments, day, but its terms are broad hearings, however, will be held Be said he would draw uP ' ment concllators sprang into ae- Offl'cl"al Paper Casts' 10Wl recession. compares with 16,109 registered in enough to enable the President to Lewis, Operators yesrerday on the threat· of a big Monday, with representatives of tbe ordinances In time for the As for Taft-Hartley labor law 1947-48. seek to head olf a west coast sym- stEel strike. . major farm organizations as wit- council to rtudy and enact them repeal, the President took a some Nearly 5,000 correspondence stu- pathy ~trike if one should be call Philip fdurray, .president of the nesses. sometime In September. what different view than labor dents were enrolled, according to ed. Reach Agreement Doubt on American Unle ~s congress acts, tbe Aiken CIO steelworkers union and of leaders. Since the senate passed Director Helen WiJliam ~. Of this law takes effect January 1. It pro He reier;-ed 10 a letter from P. PHILADELPHIA IlPI - John L. vides for a sliding scale of go v J. Houser, state director of the the Taft bill retaining most of .the number. 273 persons were studying U.S. DI'plo-at Arrested criginal law, these leaders have under the U.S. armed forces in- .11 ~n:, ~~~it:l:s~~~~Jo~n ~.s~t:::~~ Citizenship of ~Rose' e,rnment price supports for major dividon of public health engin Lewis and I1n thl'aci te ope ~ at.or s 1dvocsted abandoning the repeal crops, raniing from 60 to 9(} per eering, which stated trailers vio stiMe. By Shanghai Policemen reschI'd an u~re~men t yesie!dl1~ corporation were. summoned to SAN FRANCISCO (JP) - All fight tor 194A so it can be made a Thete ar~ Ylt5W '21.1l' cour es - oi. • cent of parity. At present a rigid late state housing laws: Houser tha t assured ctll/ti nmod Pt!ilC~j • C9nierence- -11m M(I~~ oIficlll1 docullUlnt thlt Uu\>ws o3mpal.n~Slle next year. ~red in the COl'! espondence pro- WASHINGTON tIPI - The state at 90 per cent lic.,fe pl'evai1 ~. intended to c:.l ll the attention ot gram, representing 26 univerd ty department yesterday received I asl tpmpol'~rily; in the hard Crrus 8. Cbla, 'lreetor 01 doubt on the American citizenship (Parity Is 'a level computed to dty officinls to such laws, Bartle), Mr. Truman, hqwever, said he certainly hOpc'd house Democratic ' departments, Miss Williams said. word William B. Olive, American "oaJ fi plds. the ederal mecU ..tlon aad con- of Tokyo Rose was admitted In be equally fai to the farmers who said. clllation sehrlce allked them to .. evidence at her treason trial yes leaders will dl'cide to bring <; ut a Enrollment is on the increase, she vice-consul, was "struck and kick The negotiators. assembled to produce the Orops and the con- "We'll handle 17!1iJers on a local discuss :J new nt:lct, met. for ~me .s ·a resUlt 01 a break- tel'day. bill now tor a tnrther test added, following a po ~twar decline ed" by police in Communist-con sumers who use them.) basis," hc said. "As long as proper . He again said the government when the armed forces institute trolled Shanghai and is being held three and one-halt hours. Ulen doWll In bar,alDt1J6 nefollatlons It was a victory for the de- between union aDd company. fense, whJch olalms Rose (Mrs. health, sanitation and safety stan has no power under exislin;,! '!raining decreased. incommunicado after bis arrest on ad journed aHer setting up a joint dards are maintained, the state The development underscored Iva TOl'Url D'AQulno) Wal not law to intervene in the Hawaiian Students from al\ over the world a lraWc charge. waee scale committee to lneet at wouldn't interfere, particularly In the government's concern over thE II citizen and therefore could House Passes Bi II lonl(shoremen's strike. and several inmates of state peni- The word came from G1n ~ ul a future date_ Meanwhile, both possibility of ~ s~1 strike which not have committed treason by view of the fact the state itself ConmleDtI.nf- GO a aunestion br tentiaries and other corrective in- General John M. Cabot who said ~ ides agre d to continue operating Few <;ah Interpret is renting trailfrs as residences on Sen. Arthur Vanden.berg (R stitulions are taking courses now . . he is trying to get Olive released. und€l' the pr sent con tract. would have immediate repercus- her wlrUme brolldcasts from sions on such, important elements Japan. the SUI campus and elsewhere. Mlch) that he lead a new cru WASHINGTON (JP)- Amid con ot the nation s economy' as de- In other documeQts itudied "Both sta.te a.nd local fovern sade for peaee after ad&ption of fusion for w h i c h everybody ment9 will undoubtedly do all the norib Atlantle INlet, Mr. Tru tense work and auto~ol:llle man- YEsterday, Mrs. D'Aquino insisted blamed everybody else, the house utacturlng. . 3S late as 1947 she never had lost they call to sl)lve the housln, man I&ld he has been crussdhlg passed yesterday a bill to legalize for peaee ever IIDce he took of Dewey Names Dulles 10 Fill Wagner's ·Chair ~teel negotiations hit a snai her U.S. citizenship. J:'roblem durlug th.e emerrener the so-called "basing point" sys Perlofl." flee In April, 1945. NEW YORK (/p)-John Foster Wedn{'sday when ','big s t~el:s " The paper that indicated an tem of 'prlcjng under cert:Jin con President BenjaD:\ln · F. FairlesE American official was not sure of While use of trailers as family He sald he will ccntjnue to Dulles, 61 . Republica n foreign al- Berve out the remainder of Wag talu's tbe oath, ditions. residences here still violates the fight for world peace, but as 101' rejected the steel workers' rlp- her citizenship was dated April 4, FeW mem'bers claimed to know lairs xpert and a leading archi- ner's term from Dec. 1, 1940. to The enal now is del:.aUng the mand tor pensions for its 800,000 1942, and signed by S. G. Slavens city code, the city council on May world dtsumament, this could not tEct of the nution's postwr; in- Jan. 3. 1951. Allantic nQeL Dewey said this exactly what the bill provided. be discussed until the United Na membtrs. of the U.S. consul's stall in Japan. No one challenged the assertkm 23 directed Bartley not to enforce ternational policies, was appointed 'Both Dewey and Dulles himself W3S onp of 'three/ momentous is tions agrees on an atomic bcmb l\lurray relde·. swiftly. He It reported Mrs. D'Aquino had of Rep. Pat Sutton (D-Tenn) that such laws for a 90-day period be to the U.S. senal!! yesterday by indicated the new senator will not SU ES in int rnatjonul affairs be ginning June 10. coptrol plan, tailed .. meetln, of bll JOIky. applied Sept 8, 19U. for a pass. net more than six members This does not mean the world Gov. Thomas E. Dewey run as the Republican nominee in fore congre ~s which induced him eomn1ltiee M ...... burch fbi' port to return to the United The council action followed He will serve five months until November. Howe\'er, statements of to name Dulles. could clearly explain the mea~ure. is not heading toward peace, he next ~y, . Th, comml&tee States. She had gone to Japan Under the baSing pOint system, protests by residents in trailer Dec. I as successor to the veteran GOP senators in Washington, who In addition to th!! Atlantic pac~ , laaa power to eaU .a lbike. l' th t f . it camps operated by Mrs. Walter J . told a questioner. He said It is is P9l1l~e VIS • a manufacturer charges the same new dealer and Democrat, Robert praised the selection highly, in Dewey mentioned ~ilitary aiel to A strike althoulh ear ler a year or a Martin and Homer H. Jacobs in mQving slowly and gradually 11n1 not It aU certain on Saturday Slavens reponed her appllea- delivered prices (including freight) F. Wagner, 72 . who resigned June dicated Dulles would be under western European nations and ap southwest Iowa City. Mayor he believes we'll · gradually get July 16. lion had not been acted upon to all his customers in a given peace. 28 because of ill health. Wagner pressure to do so. propriation of adequate funds tor Preston Koser had ordered the Murray 'SaId his ' pas't firm re- before the outbreak 'Of war be ... area, no matter how far they I wall author of the Wagner la- Dulles said be will 10 to the European recovery program trailers removed from the city by fusal to sign I non-Communisl iween the United sta... and may be from ,'the shipping pOint. bOT relations act. Wa.ebin&ton .t once. There as problems on w ch "fateful de June 10 after neiihbors com affidavit would co~ up tor re- lapan. Communist Search A special election will be held wl11 t;e 53 Democrat!! and U Re- cisions" must be taken at this se!- plained about them. Nov. 8 to ch.oose Po senator to publlcaD8 In the senate. after he io n of congress. view when the. union's' wage.-pol- It appeared, he wrote, "Her N w C hi T' I ,icy committee pteets . here next AmErican citizenship has not e Or:. on ria Stalted' in , Detloit * * week to discuss a strike July 16. been proved." Therefore, he said, n. 8lay .' by Judge Britain Drafting Harder * * * * * * * she should be given no areatar ~ ea DETROIT (Ill - Detroit launch Dewey Meets New Senator from New Yor~ conslderatlon than any. other NE)V YORk M _ The trial of Belt-Tightening Measure ed a full Bcale investigation yes Nisei (American-born ~apanese) .Judith Coplon and Valentin G b. LONDON !U'!-Government ex terday of Communist in1iltration Ha ndica pped Kids in the matter 01 eVllcuatlOli to toe It h ~I n h u In vital city' jobs In this industrial lJ ·t d St tes c ev on e 0 age e arges, was perts started dramng an emergen. n\ ea . postponed terday until October cy belt-tightening austerity pro keystone tor American dt'fense. Get Special Show ,After the ou.tb~ak of war ~rs. 15. It had b4Cn scheduled to begin gram for Great Britain yeLterday ' Th!! lqvestiiatJon was ordered D Aquino applied for evacuation on July 11 ' on the eve of a critical United by Mayor Eugene Van Antwerp to the United States.. She later Federal ~Ildle William Bondy States-British-Glnadian financial when a civil service official By Circus ClOwn withdrew thit application. panted the adjournment after conference. charged there were "at least 150 Communists or Communist sym The mountain wouldn't come to both government prosecutors and The n~ w program, pointed to· Archibald Palmer, Miss Coplon's w3rd greater economy in produc l?ath!zeU" on the city's payroll of Mohammed, b,-t the cIrcus will go City Begins Insect lawyer, req . sted it. tion and drastic cuts in imports 33,000. to the a\.ldienee tocSay ins~ead of Attorney aymond P . Whearty, from ' the United States, is design. . "One of our first jobs will be the a udience ' gOi~! to the circus. Oll,e of th pros~cutor s in Miss ed to ease the drain in Briti~h to deu>;inltle whether this is a Frank Orinan, manapr of Cole Conlrol Speed-Up C.:>plon's sl)ington trial, ! aid gol~ and doUar reserves pending wen organi~ed plot to get Com the development of a new over·all munists in key positions to dis Brothers . circus, ,said, last night Iowa City's street department that both · e prosecution and de~ tense wer - ady to begin the trial international [cherne which, it is rupt the city," Police Commis "a ClOwn IIInd maybe eeveral be.an an Intensltied fly and fn on Monda hoped here. America Will back!. sioner Harry S. Toy said. other performers" 'will give a.pe- sect control proaram la,t. nlJht. cial perfonnace tor the shut-Ins Downtown alleYI and ~ cltJ at the Hoapltllf School for Se- dump 'were sprayecl with DDT eo vINly Handlc'JSlpH Children at \utlGil and will be .pr!lyed oDee 4 p.lI'\. today. ,.~ , : . ~. 1 :1 ' w.,.k durin. hot " ..Uter, A- mb Supply Short in '47, ••d, Boehl .~ 'drear.... Street 'COQlm1as1004ft' WWa.r~ M...... lilW1l:"wm ;er#:ni.... Irvin ."ld.- tile ehlldrtln , ~, · ..... re(- - _ •• - _10 ""-- - ..... 11 Previously street. crews had ..... "'OWl, ",~aD _ . . McMahon Informs . Gommittee Earlier this w.e4li; Mra. Harry operated tbe new city mist spray· WASHING N (IP) - The na WAloner, _r.etary ' t(l Ute lCh~ iF er about once every two weeks Uon's A~w.om arsenal was empty committ.ee, whll!h the Connecti vltallSlal and expaocUnr the director,,' W,B. ' to treat the alleys and the dump, ~c.'hOtpbauln, ein'd or nearly so when tile civilian cut senator heads. weapo.. with the reo It would be" wonderful If some Irvin aaid . "'rr ...... atemie energ~ commission took The congressicnal group is now euk DO. ....& pl'OducUon II on of the circus people ' ~Uld c~e The prelent onee'-a.month 'over the m'-\lt!-billion dollar pro in its !11th week ot hearings into a "uble bull." out to th~ ' school ahd entertllin. the spraying of City park will be con· ject trm the army in 19~7, Sen. charges by Sen. Bourke Hicken , At t,hat pOint, McMahon cem youngsUr~. . 'tinued, he said. , Brien McMahon (D-Conn) said looper (R-Iowa) that the AEC mented thlt whe.n the AEC took Whlll -she IMrlled. &hat ;Rullyl Merchants, bualneslmen and yesterday. and its chairman, David E. Lil charle "it didn't find any bombs Doekr would peftom 'or $he.. , restaurant operators must ,pray B.t Bri,. Gen. Jamel McCor ienthal, had conducteo the vast the modJla had been used up." IIbe I&Id the ~dreD ",.Dd! ~ the interiors of their own ea maek Jr., a ~p AEC offlelal, at.omic program with "incredible overjoyed .. see eve.. a...... taqUshments for ' fly and insect But after the hearing, he mod· reported tha. .Inee that time mismanagement." ilied his .tatement a little when pari 01 .... elfll_ , . control, Health Inspector Cbarlh ....04I1Ietloll boUl!Iaeck.s have McCormack, director 01 tile questioned by reporters. McMahon Howrver, Rl.lCly f DqC~, is more J. !chlndler laid. ' beeb broken aad output of the AEe's military appUeatioD di than just , . clow.!\) Circus ,offioials h'vin pointed out a five peree,lt laid he thou,ht there were no said Rudy. anion~ ' ptber thinlS, is aallhb weapon DOW Is OD a vision, te.tified tbM wben &he bombl, bu~ that there may have ~ I I"P WI.eph_lel a do, ttalhar .~d )'h.u hi~ own DD~ solutio~ is ,UBranteed et "'&able bull" &Iter a "compleie comm1s8lon took eharre 'we been OD'. NEW YORK'S GOVERNOR Thomu I. Dewey (rlcht) .,eeted John Foster Dulles In a Nlw Yor\( Olty troop Qf ba~tball playin« dogs. fecbve for SIX week.. but insect .oeIel tlbani~." years a(o the main a&c>mle JUlt bow many bombi the Jiotel )'6sterllaY shortly after DuJlies wu named by the ,overnor to be the succes&Or to "ben F. War· If ftothln, tise;. the clUldren in iqpllbcitlon durin, hot weather II MoMaholj's remarks came dllr· plant at, Loa AlamCl.. N.H., .... Unite~ statu nq". has or can ler, who rtsl",ed from the sena.. I... _nth due to III health. Dulles w II serve an Inte'rbb term In the the school wlU la!oy, a one-man spc\eded up and more frequent In, McCormack's test.imony before flat on Its baek." Slnee thea, produce Ire closely iuarded se- HDate otU a lpeelal el,oUoa II b.ld la Novembr to el.et a lenator to lerve Wala..... uetplred un.. c:irCUI to:cla,. ,. . sprayjq II ~. th. senate-bouse atomic energy he laid. the AEC baa been ...... ' crets. -
! PAGE TWO - TIlE DA.U.Y IOWAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1949 Armbruster Says - Phi~ ' AI Heintzelman 'Snubbed': . . I , 'I Main Haefner 'Fired' From Senators Swim and Yankees Smack Southpaw Ace N, . ' King Leads BrUish On NL AII-~tars In 2nd Place A's, 6-2 , \ Red Sox Knock Everybody's on Time bu~ the Ball Slay (001 Open Golf Tourney; NEW YORK (.LP) . -. An au.. PHILADELPHIA (.LP) - Allie "snubbing" of Pitc)lrr K.l:n H" Reynolds recorded his ninth win zelman brought the mlljor l~ of the year as the New York Stranahan 2 Behind all star game to ,jts · annual ~. Lefty from Hill Want to* sleep * better, * eat bet Yankees inqreased .t)'lelr Ameri ter, and relax more these hot yesterday just five days in ~ can league lead to five full games SANDWICH, ENGLAND (JP) - vance of lhe playing dale .. WASHINGTON (A') - Owner summer days? Clark Griflth of the Washington in handing Philadelphia a 6-2 de Sam King of England shot his The 3:i-year-old Phil.adelJj Then go for a swim. feat last night before 36,140 fans. Senators gave Pitcher Mickey Iowa Swimming Coach Dave way to the front in the British Alillioes ISOU thpaw lu'lS " won Haefner his walktng papers Jast Armbruster, who has spent more Reynolds-set Philadelphia down Open Golt champlon&hip yester games and losl ~llly three, night after the veteran left hander than a quarter of a century tut with five hits and gave them a day with the only 69 posted in seems headed for his ,fin~st league season. But ,,,,hell ~ was knocked out of the box In oring Hawk tankers, says swim gift run in the fifth inning when wind and rain. Manager Billy S()ulhw~th , the first innjng against the Bos ming will do all these things for he comitted a balk with runners ton Red Sox. on second and third. Philadel His 71-69-140 gave the 38-year nounced his National Le:igue. llI you and more too. old Kent county professional a up Ken was not )ist€E1. That i In the tlrst trame, Haefner "Swimlng bas a soothing ef phia's other tally resulted trom II walked five and allowed one double 'by Elmer Valo, his steal two-stroke lead at the halfway him, aLong with solne 360 ~ fect on lhe nervous syslem," mark over his closesl rivals among hit for five runs. The Red Sox 01 third Direct, Honest, Moving!" Gor..... O.tt1H'- T .....I_I.' Dr. L. D. Longman ROBERT YOUNG "Unadorlled realisll~. Excellent picture! /I • la - laVerne Mowry "Pulls no Plt110hes." .MAN Prof. Geo. Kernodle .EATER OIIKUMAON Plus STARTS POPEYE "DOT- LaieNe AIR FORCI8" __. TODAY CIIJI4I... u.... urail. A ...... EXCLUSIVE SHOWING THE DAILY IOWAN, FRIDAY JULy 8, 1949 - PAGE TRaEE Pdfls Make tasty Snacks Classics Professor, ] Coilon Dresses for Sun, fun Almond ,_.""-...... ~ ..... , ., ....-.~~ Rossellini Offers - I lV ' Ac~ ~ Mair- Batter Bakes r w• •" ....~ ..~"l! _ "',...,..".. '''.-. " "'''''"~ - '- Retired Ten Years, AII-~tal'l In Only 20 Minutes . , l Continues to Teach Unflinching Drama • I t UP) 1 A.n au Early on 9 cool summ-er morn- By PAT LEWIS - In 'Paisan' 'ite,hcr K£n li: inI Is a good time to bake yeast- A man who retired 10 years the mllior leta leavened puffs. Almond puffs are ago still comes to work every day By VINCE BRANN to Hs annUal ~ made from a basic baUer that at the classics department at the Few movie-makers have been man and Italian - seem almost five day~ in does not require kneading and university. as frank and honest about the unnecessary. )Iaying date - ean be varied in a number of Franklin H. Petter, professor of war as Italy's Robertd Rossellini. Rossellini. realhln,. hili -old Phil,ad~1!t wa)'ll. classics, has been teaching Latin, His "Open City" was a good cx- chances lor great varleotJ wtib aw h.'\s ., Won 'Wben the batter is dropped into Greek and Sanskrit here tor the ample of !.he superlative work he In one film, haa made admirable t ~n~y thre~ muffin pans, these puffs get a past 54 years. can produce. But If "Open City" use, of every 'lIpportunlb. Each 10 ror his !inest crunchy topping of sugar, grated He retired years aro when " was an excellent job, "Paisan," stOry builds to Ita own ellmax; But When ~. ., be was 70, but said that he which arrives at the Capitol each also Is a pari of & la.rlrer SouthwO!:th . ' conUnues to work because he • oran,t rind and slivered, blanched theater today, is all of that and a curve wWch builds up to Ute tional le-oigue ~ almonds. Is recelvinlr half of his former great deal more. It is the over- final crusblnr impact of &be ,t }i8tH!. Tha't I They are excellent with a salad salary as a retirement pension powering kind of motion picture sixth epISode. 1 soma ' 360 ~ type luncheon or with creamed and feels Obligated. Also, he experience that is rare indeed! This is the desperate tale of a . players,' etlll dimes, and can also be served said, be is so used to working In the earlier work Rossellini group of isolated O.S.S. men, Brit Into the .Natiot; as a coffee hour bread or simple that he would feel lost without had one story to tell; in "Paisan" ish intelligence officers and Ital e.s at BroOkIJI dessert. In addition they are a his jOb. he has six, and nearly all of ian partisans. Entirely cut oft ,xt Tuesday. ,ood source of vitamins, minerals He first taught classes at the them are magnificently done. We from help, they tight an Invisi the PI11llJes ~ and proreins for summer menus. university in the southwest room are not limited t.o a study of ble enemy in brlel skirmishes un ~e players alii BASIC BATTER of the Old Capitol, he said. Mac- troops only, or a single unit of a til finally they are captured by a single commander. relentlrss German gunboat crew. c of the leant\ ·1 package yeast, compressed or Ch t .' k T II F bride hall, Schaeffer hall, Uni- "Palsan" unJlIlds the whole The last few minutes are terrify "ere a.tid'ible. dry; 1-4 cup lukewarm water; 1 Ops , C s e u ture, versity hall, the physics building, Louis. JAboul, cup milk; 1-4 cup sugar; 1 tea- East hall and the west side of the grim, brutal panorama of war ing. It is a fitting climax to a as It strlkes everyone in a lIa- fearless film of war. Uon that becomes a battlefield. The entire cast, excpet for four f~om. · ~a·lIIt :O~g;sait~g~~ ~ur_~~~~~ :i~f;d Persona' I,·ty Profess,·on ~:m~~~t:;Vt:a~~lnb:e~e!U~I~ ~~n9c5~ This is the story of non-com- ])rD'fessional actors, was recruited tic\!," ,pi;, snorjp enriched flour; 1-2 teaspqon va- , Potter has always been inter- batants and soldiers alike. It in- from the ranks at 1he allied and nilla extract (optional). ested In languages, and has ae- v 0 I v e s streetwalkers, homeless German armies and from Italy's s mana~ 01 ~ . ALMOND ORANGE PUFFS By BILL CHENG . cumulated a l ibrary of many children, Franciscan monks, Na- civilian population. Acting in lal.leagqe challil 1 cup raisins; 1-4 cup sugar for The way the girls hold chopsticks wj\) tell them something Latin, Greek and Sanskrit books. zis, partisans, and army nurses. "Paisan" for most of them re P1Ck 'H lhis III topping; 1 tEaspoon grared orange about their future husbands, says a Chinese superstition. He graduated from C8lgate uni- Rossellini's alert camera sweeps quired no "make-believe." : naR,med D rind; 1-4 cup slivered blanched "If a girl holds cllOpsticks close to the upper end, her fu- versity, taught at Ottawa univer- it all into focus. A movie one can not afford to DC er oe I almonds. sity in Kansas and later studied miss, "Palsan" has an explosive of ·the Srooki) Soften yeast in lukewarm water ture husband will be from a distant place. If sbe holds it near at the University of Chicago. The six stories bear no relation to each other except that they oc kind of realism. In fact, the COR PoUet,.anp ~ and bring milk to bOiling point. the lower 'end, sbe probably wjl] He said his students are either cur in chronological order. The cussion may leave you a little tile ndS1. VernLouis BickJlI Can ' Add sugar, salt and shortenl·ng. marry a guy from the neighbor- materials are therefore used to In. t erest e d 10 . campara t'Ive gram- worse for wear. of RKO pictures, wears a short Joan's two-piece sundress of sky first. takes place shortly after the Cool until lukewarm. Add one hood," according to Mrs. Alice show the good intent of hosts at mar, the hist~ry of sounds, con- initial landings on Sicily in 1943 party dress of red-and -black c;t1I blue plaid cotton. U hi'S front !I teamCin'innllti .and 1>_'Ew! cup nour and beat well. Add Y'l. Hankow. ChI·Da. . formal parties. S t ruc t'Ions an d wor d s, or th ey s t u d y and the final episode brings us co with trim of hrigJtt rick-rack fullness, wing pockets and lace ray the .' Ph"I""~ well-beaten eggs, softened yeast Mrs. Yu, SUI music graduate, Chinese travelers in olden days under him in order to do extens- to the marshes of the Po valley All Married Student on the skh't flollnces anrl tiny straps on the fiUed bodice. ~d up the• sit,"' and more flour until smooth. laid tbe way one uses cOPSh tl c""1_- carne• d th'ell' own 51'1 ver c h'op- lYe research , as many 0 f the re f - in the winte;' of 1944. Between the Cover and let rise until bubbly surC'ests his personaJIty and pro- sticks with them. They were used, erences they use are in Latin or puffed sleflves. title and the finale are some 115 '(about one hour). When baiter is fessloh. If a Chinese puts Ws not for sanitary reasons, but to Greek. minutes of un!linching, neer-doc Housing Units Filled ~n y baseball DII lilht, 'stir in raisins. Drop puffs sticks on ,toP of bls rice bowl detect drugged wine .served oy He takes Sapskrit studen ts. * * * * * * umentarY drama. All 956 units in SUI married r Newcombe. students housing areas are beinl by spoonfuls on greased muffin as he finishes a. meal, he 18 prob- some of the inn-keepers\ in league trom time to time, whenever Not all of the episodes are ~r Heintzclmaa' pans. Sprinkle with mixture of ably a boatman, she said. Chi- with bandits. someone wishes to study the lang- Paris Influences Teen-Ager School Styles equally ,ood but this matters occupied this summer, Mrs. Emel In 10' ga.mes .. da C. Murphy, manager of the IUIBr, orange rind and almonds. nese seamen observe the custom When in financial distress, trav- uage. Last year he had one stu- . Gone are thl' hanging shirt parade of fa'brics, especially for little. The first and last alone [lven and 'B],e!. SUI dormitory assignment office, • Let rise until light (llibout 20 as a good omen In naVigatIon. elers could sell the silverware for dent but this sumer he ,has none. tails, sweater and mannish dun suits and coats, some dressed up are worth twice the price of d only a tew II. said yestHday. minutes). Bake in modera1e oven Some superstitioU1l Chinese boat- cash, Mrs. Yu said. Sanskrit, the ancient langu- garees from the te-en-ager's back with little fur or velvet collars. admission. lleWeonfbe hut. (375 degrees F) for 20 minutes. men insist that spoons should nev- BC'e of tbe Hindus, has extens- It takes from six to nine months te-school wardrobe. This ye31', her A good bet in a foil sport coat The simple yet biting story of guc more thID a This recipe makes two and one- b t 'd d b ive literature, alld is 110t a "ag- clot.hes have the Paris influence on a waiting list for a :family f half dozen puffs. er e pu UPi l e own ecause .. is a corduroy with a zip-in lin the little Italian girl who guides to get university living quarters. the position foretells a shipwreck. Laym'en's Retreat an languare as many think, ae- ::Ind are good looking, adaptable ing for the coo l weather being an American patrol to safety an~ 10-3 retlit' They also forbid passengers to cording to Potier. There are two "The waiting list this Bummer and glamorous. dreamed about. through the mine-fields of the is as long as it was last year nine , ~omplr ' overturn their empty rice bowls. epics III the language, each Paris says: "raglnn shou lders" ough to warr; Still most adaptablc and very Sicilian coast is poignantly told at this time," Mrs. Murphy said. Westmi'nster Board The practice is e£pecially true in longer than the Iliad or the Od- -"pockets, lots ~ f them"-and fQr an all 6iI Set for Sept. 3-5 and. its final punch is enough to There has not yet been any in smaJl sailing vessels, Mrs. Yu said. yssey. HOwever the HIJldu con- "wing collars" to dress up school popular are wool jersey separates. fo learn wi; tel! you lhat "Paisan" is no ordi dication of when the d£mand for When a Chinese holds chop- ceptlon of history is very vague d I'esses of cotton wall nnd gnb A jersey t,. p teams 110 with a nary film. .posed 10 do;" ~ To Meet Tuesday tweed or corduroy skjrt, or jer the housing units will decline. sticks and rice bowl against his At Camp Wapsie Y and disappointing, be said. ardine and date dresses in velve ·The same episode also proves SUI has 632 cottages, 50 quon Iowa City Westminster foun stomach instead of putting them The Hindus say it takes 10 years teens, tarfeta and crepe. fiCY in a contra~ t i ll g color. lim Sf/If Wall ihat the film has no language sels and 246 trailers now occupied dation board of directors will on the table while eating, he is to learn Sanskrit, Ibut Potter al- Coppery tones ::Ind teal blue Cardigans are filted and brier by veterans and their families, In so loud as Sill hpld an annual quarterly business usually a laborer, Mrs. Yu said: The second annual laymen's lows two years for his students barrier. Most of it is In English make color news for this fall . thi~ yl'aJ' wit.h the short sleeve and titles for the smatterings of addition to other married student Buj; he 'admltu meeting at the Presby.terian Though chopsticks look simple, retreat sponsored by the Congre- who meet three times a week to Tweed is the sta r oC this year's styles destined to be best sellers. other languages - chiefly Ger- housing facilities for non-veterans. app~inte!._" _ church Tuesday noon, the Rev. P. they are h'ard to ihandle. It takes gational Christian conference of read one book of about 100 pages. Hewlson Pollock said yesterday. a Chinese child several years to Iowa will be held at Camp Wapsie Sanskrit is the classical language ON" Board members paol'ticipating in master the two sticks and even near Central City from Sept. 3 of the Hindus even today, he said. Foreign Speakers Congregational Students Art St d t "t Sf d" t Sk t hC' the luncheon meeting wUl be more time to use them gracefully, Invited to 'Iced-Tea Time' U aUI U 10 0 Prof. M. Willard Lampe; Dr. L. she said. through 5, the Rev. John G. Craig en·s ecircus said yesterday. To Address Camp iER" ,B. Higley; Or. M. E. Barnes; Hen and studio wor.k: for them." Most chopsticks are made of Prof. Richard Wendell of Cen- Accident Prevention An "iced-tea time" will be held When the circus comes to town ;ry Linder, Iowa City; W. W A high school Rummel' camp at the C~ngregational chLirch today there will be about 60 Students from the drawing and ¥ercer, Iowa City; John Heidel, spilt bamboo and cost about 10 tral college, Pella, and Elmer cents a pair. Those made of Freeman, associate secretary of sponsored by lhe Congreg;ltional from 4 to 5 p.m. tod ay. Grace Had painting classes of art instructors Cedar Rapids; G. D. Shawvel, ex- spectato\'s who won't be paying pensive materials, such as fOld, the Commisston on Evangelism At Miller Company church will be held at Iowa Wes ley, director of the student ac Lee Chesney and Byron Burford Davenport, Imd Rollin Kirk, Fort much attention to what goes on lOver, Jvory and jade, au sold In and Devotional -Life, will speak, leyan college, Mt. Plea~ant, from tivities, said yesterday, also will be at tfl circus to let Madison. in the rings. a. bun~Ue of 10 pairs, Mrs. Yu Rev. Craig said. Sunday through July 16, the Rev. All Congregational students are practice drawing from life. The Westminster foundation is De~cribed to Rotary John G. Craig said yesterday. invited to come to the social hour, Th€y will be SUI art students a. youth group organized by the said. Wendell will pre sen t two Speaking at the camp will be Miss Hadley sa id. Presbyterian church, Rev. P ol Bowls, dishes, spoons and tea speeches on the Bible which will Safety doesn't "just happen," busy sketching the colorful ac- r, - - -- -. cups are also sold in sets of 10. Et- be interpreted in the language of John Zacker Jr., personnel and Taizo Fujishiro, a Japanese re tivitres that take place as soon ._ I lock said. as the wagons roll in and unload. TEMPT ATION JONES ' iquetfe says 10 is the maximum the layman. Freeman will ~peak safety direclor of the Eldon Mil searcher .from the Chirago uni Farm Bureau to Hold E • I G Id number to seat at a. Ohinese ban- on "Can Protestant Laymen Win ler Trucking company, told local versi ty seminary, and Joy Pegler, "We will be there with pencils I plScopa .roup to Ho quet table, she said. America?" Rotarians yesterday in describing special repersentative of British and sketch pads about 6:30 in the I Jackpot is NOW OVER Annual Picnic July 27 morning waiting tor them to I Coralville Swim, Picnic The use of silver and ivory Other speakers will be the or- the great stress given safety Congreg::ltional youth from O1<1 s ore programs. gow, Sc(.tland. They will talk The Johnso n rOLinty Jarm bur come," ?aid Harold Lotterman'l A swimming party and picnic c~lOPt t!cks is n: than a show of ganizalion's state officers, the SUI painting instructor. $1100 00 • I for Episcopal students will be fmanclal standIng. It follows an an- superintendent and the dir~ctor "We don't just hire a man and about "Churches Around the eau will hold its annual picnic on July 27, County Extension Di "Clreus action Is full 01 jnter- • held Sunday afternoon at Coral- cient custom of showing the hos- of religious education of the con S'ay 'there's a truck - drive it World." I rector Emmett C, Gardn-er sai~ est and colorful variety, every- I ville, Janet Kedney, director of pitality and respect of the host ference. away, ' " Zacker said. Recreotion will be conducted thing from putting up the tents TEMPTATION JONES He emphasized that both per by Grace Hadley, director of stu yestcrdny. college work of the Episcopal toward the guest. . Recrea tional programs will in sonnel and equipment are checked dent activities of the Iowa City Prof. Earl E. Harper, director to fdle antics of the clowns. The I church, said yesterday. "Silver and ivory chopsticks are clude swimming, archery, boat circus people are very nice to will be unveiled thoroughly to eliminate accidents. Congregational church, Rev. Craig of the SUI school of fine arts, I , Students attending will meelt also used to detect p6isons," Mrs. Ing and fishing, Rev. Oraig said. knl)w and usually preH), eoop- JIll Good personnel, good equipment said. will be guest speaker on the pro before 3 p.m. at the parish house Yu sa.id. "Silver ones often blacken Students going are ask€d to eratlve about Jettlnr us stroll u Y and good management are the The program ! the camp will gram scheduted to begin at 10 I I at 320 E. College street. immediately upon touching poi- register in advance, Rev. craig around and ....aw ... three keynotes to freedom from emphasize learning through doing a.m. in City park. The cost will be about 50 cents sonous dishes, and it is said ivory said. The enrollment fee will be Lotterman permits his students BUY YOUR TICKET NOW! a plate. Single and married stu- chopsticks break into pieces when accident, he said. rather than through listening, I $1 and the charge for board and Three steps for prospective em ~SONIO SERVICE CLUB to go wherever they wish and I dents ne invited, Miss Kedn~y they touch poisoned tood," Mrs. lodging, $3.75. Rev. Craig said. The camp is or . • .'draw what appeals to them. TICKET HEADQUARTERS laid. Yu explained. Chopsticks of these ployes are interviews, trial runs ganized as a Christian community Marlin E , Hunter, executive of "It is impor/ant for the stu- Whetstone Drur-Glbbs Dru. with a driver-trainer and 30 day I with a council and several com the Iowa River VaHey Boy Scout dents to do outdoor work like 1'------' trial-drive periods, Zacker said. mittees to plan and work together. council, wlll speak this noon on this," he said. "The many inter- Sponsored by He explained that all tests and High school students going are "Hope for th~ Future," before the ests of circus surroundings are a I [. C • .1r. Chamber of Commerce I Civil Service Posts interviews are precise and exact , :)sked to register as SOOIl ;)S pos Ma~onic serVice club at the Ma- welcome chall8e from still life I- _ _ __ -I Try and Stop Me ing to determine if a man is !!ible, Rev. Craig said. somc temple, 312 E. College street. Open to Therapists suited for the job. They eonsid r ""---Iy IENNETT CEp-F------' everything from a man's back Ci viI service applications may ground to hi" physical condition. He emphasized that equipment THE SPORTS EDITOR of a Waterbury paper wrote to the now be made for positions in America's most ,'. must be kept in top condition corrective therapy, physical ther OPENS TUESDAY! Yale publicity department to request a one-column cut of Herman and explained that 'Ipreventive Hickman, the three-hundred-pound head coach of the Eli squad. apy' educational therapy, manual maintenance" checks are given arts therapy, and medical bacter Back cam a letter which read, trucks after traveling 5,000, 10,000 iology, Lester J. Parizek, local SENSATIONAL AUTO RADIO ralue •• A one-column cut of Mr. Hick and 25,000 miles. THE UNIVERSITY ci vii service secretary said yes man does not exist. Weare send terday. ing you a four-column cut." DAUGHTER BORN An age limit of from 18 to 62 Dr. and Mrs. Harold Newell TH·EATRE • • • years inclusive, has been set for There oAce was a defensive Taylor, 614 1-2 Iowa avenue, are the medical Ibacteriolcgist posi back on a Princeton football team the parents of a daughter, Sharon tions. No age limits were speci "ho 10vC!i action. The tougher the Lynne, born Tuesday at Univer opposition, the more he enjoyed fied for the other jobs. sity hospitals. ·bim8eU. He had a fine time all Salaries range from $2,974 to leason, too, tor the Princeton line $5,232 per year. that year was no great shakes and Further information and appli Service is PARLOR STORY plun,ers from the other team cation blanks may be obtained at • rolDled almost at will through the the civil service window in the Our Business TI&er backfield. rowa City po.stoffice. a comedy by , The Yale game provided the the carnage pro- ceeded, the Princeton defense man really was in his element. "Come William McCleery on through," ihe challenged the 'Ell players repeatedly. "I'll be here 10 receive you." The Eli players took him at his word. EVENINGS AT B:OO When the score~ard read "Yale: 41; Princeton: 0," an undersized fI, Princeton guard .o;taggered over to his defiant teammate and pleaded, JULY 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 "Shut up, will you? Every time you dare them to come through, they come through me." ,CoP1r1.hl, 11149, by II Good Cleaning Pays,Off .' ' ,J You feel better, look be,tter" ,. work better, when your cloth. are COD-cleaned. Faat, thorou.h cleanJni moea COD t!leanil18 top. ill town, IOa11 • todb-I COD Cleaners III I. (laD.'" l. 6()O.16 TI .... Exchange No Exel .. Tax FUU Y GUARANTEEDI 7·8 co,. .... , liNG ",,'u.u IYNDK'A'I IN .. WOIlD llOIITI IU'IVla "You need more reSt. Why don't you stay al ,he office a few ~ - I, more hOUR ~ dlY?" pA(lz lOX - 'J'IU D'AlLY IOWAN, FIlmAY, JULy I , !JJ9, Pegler Raps 13-Year-Old Retracts Confession - Salesman Develops · . Welles to Regain Health··Abroad Love Ain't Enough __ - Sehmoo-Like Chicks Russian Romeos Need Rubles Dod Union Bosses From Texas Fowl IIQ'LI.JYW Of) (llP)- Lovr in 1{1Ii'!~i[l, aecording to the movies, is just ]jke lUllle!' eupitulism. Bor give!:! up girl until he DES MOINES Ill'! - Peter call offer a mansion 011 1h I' Volga. Shol Baumann trotted out his fleck of Soviet sex appa rently stumbles ------ ·for Violence 400 chickens for inspection yes lawn the timc-honol·ed ITc 11 y terday. They ran like chickens who can still play the piano. When SUi WASHINGTON tlIi-Column wood road until the final clinch. and made noises like chickens. Then the hero nthusiasti cally our hero discovers this develop. lit Westbrook Pe,ler laId last But they had no wings. ment, he takes a slow boat 10 aJa'bt that the "American union 'tisses his Red Army comrlldes and 'Baumann, a veterinary supply Srberia. raeke." hal beeome "Intolerable, )I'esses IIhe lady's hand to hls Like every American mo~ Dle,al aDd Immoral" and the salesman who breeqs chickens on Communist medal. the side, proclaimed proudly that R ~ meo, he announces that' be Air HlDedJ Is &0 repeal all ted One ct the most titillating Mos can't give her anything but love. Pas~ eral labor AWl. they are "the nearest thing to a ~ ow-sty le movie courtships was schmoo of anything alive." Even under communism, that'. . Be told a bouae labor sub ,1 the opulen t "Symphony ,of not enough. He said he had spent 10 years t., ife." The hero, a Dana Andrews -..aualttee that ClODtrol 01 the Finally, revealing that he hit "overwhelm1n, majority" of un developlng the wingless flock, :ype, is a pianist who comes home 'n m the battle of StaJingrad with been inspired by "the plain RUt GiVE ieD _mbers Is ves~d ID the and that he expects the breed to sian people who bravely held Eet a new trend in chicken din \ crushed hand. While she blushes '\VIA DDP 01 10_ dosen "covetous Stalin grad," the hero composes I ners. . n Sovietcolor into a bouquet of meD." These, he uld, were the symph6ny which gets his name ~a • jor triUt WP beads of the CIO, the AFL No longer will the hrad of 'oses, the following revoluticnary gave filll :Iialogue ensues: the concert hall In letters as b~ .... tbe railroad brotherhoods. the famlIy struggle with wlnll" as his rival's. Th(' bones and joints at Sunday "You're back." • • .. Now he is able to ~eep h1a dda.v, wi WASHINGTON (JP}-Columnisl dinner. Baumann said. The "Pm back." sweetheart in fu r coats and sil ver farm IlOr Westbrook Pegler said yeslerday wingless chicken has a thick "You've changed." samovars. H kisses the Red ATtTlJ tion 's hj ~ American unions have become layer of white meat where ord· "You haven't. Did you milS me?" goodbye, pats her hand, and the] Federal loaded with "despots, criminals lnary chickens have wings. Ducking into roses and giggling, fade out jn a railway compart· ready Ila' and Communists" who use vio Baumann, who studied animal ment for two. to get tile lence to beat ott attempts at re husbandry at Iowa State college, However, the lady, Natasha by It's probobly just an oversiPl predict t fonn. said his chickens "aI', not freaks." name, has acquired a 4-F suitor that they never got married. "substanti Testifying before a house labor "A freak does nof reproduce," housi ng u subcommittee, Pegler said one he said. . In th1! ne man who protested was "murder The ancestors of hi s new breed ~lum clea: In ~bout , ed." came from Te~as, Baumann said. They're Here- He identified the victim as He was trIlvelllng through the Tbe bi William Bruce Zigler, a member state in the 1930'2 when he ac erally·fh of the International Union of Op lAP Wlrepllol.) quired a light Braham rooster In( units erating Engineers, formerly head TlDRTEEN-'l')EAR-OLD Charlel Munday of Qhiea,o yesterday and a white Minorca hen. Each 2700 NEW $1.5- b·1II ed by Joe Fay and William Ma coufessed, then retracted his story that he had ha)lged S-yea.r-old bird had only stubs for wings. of slum ],one. Thomas Laux. Police say Charles' brother, 15, later admitted durin, lie bred them, he said, and million I Tbe IJDdleated New Yorio: a lie decteclor test that he kJUed the chlld. was astounded when the hen RECORDS at , Improver writer, who I&YI much 01 his hatched wingless chicks. lie be It alsO tan mall la addressed "Dear * * * * * * ,an experimenting and inbreed (AI' WI .. plloto) program IIr, YOU cur," told the commlt Ing, he said. STILL WEAK AND PALE from his brush with death l;Jct winter, better ant We that rank and IUe memben Only 17·(ea. "At first I got only three or Sumner Welles sailed yesterday for Switzerland to "In to get my ods, and have "lUUe or DO voice" In Youth Admits Hanging ~hild health and stren,th back." The former umlf'rs I'reta.rv of Rta.te continuan four wingless birds out of 100 maDJ unlonJ. But the bosses, he mortgage I&Id, handle "mllUol15 of dDl eggs," he added. collapsed while takIng a mldnl,ht walk near .hIs Maryland home A Special Sale! Ian" In union treasuries and But now, he said, about 95 auf. last wh1ter. Welles Is shown In. his cabin aboanl the liner 1)1' Mr. Tn IIPfln4 It "tor aDY purpose they During 'Noose Club' Initiation of every 100 chicks had no wings Grasse belore sallln, }rom New York. Special Price! Tod'aY and Sat. Only low-inco" :choose." at all. He picked up one as a major pia The sharp-tongued critic of la TIT AGO (UP)-The body of a 3 Ih.year·old boy was found sample and handrd it to news 2700 of the Best paign . bor's shortcomings spent an hour stui'rl'd i11to a barracks bog yesterday and Robert Mnnday, 15, men. Its sides were smooth - Charlie Barnett • Sian Kenlon House and a half In the witn£5s chair not a sign of a wing. Fire Fighter to Reti.re 17c 17c who can lold Olllltol"ities be l