On the Inside , The Weather ffewcom.be Stops Brave•• 10-2 Mc»tJy cloudy today cmd tomorrow. · .. PaQ. 2 Occaslon:tl showers. ContiAuod cooL t Counting Noses in U.S. • •• Page 5 at owan H ! ~ h temperature yesterday, 60: low, Open Bids for Inllcres! Addition 4.9. }Ugh today 58-64: low, 52-58. · •• Paqo 6 Est 1868 - AP Leased Wlle. AP Wireph::>to, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday, September 7. 1949 - Vol. 83, No. 237

ritish Economic.. ConfeTience Johnson Signs o Open in Washington Today Okay 10 Use Berserk Vet Kills 12, Injures 4

ic Seeks Remedy Tops or "Noihing at All' . I I Winnie - U.S. Aircraft LONDON IU'I - Today's hot weather news was a report thaI WASHINGTON (.4">-The angry In"Nafon's Worst Mass Slaying Britain's Malady Winston C'l urchill wears only the top at hh pajamas "or, in the hot tlar -up over l:ee-Ioading pi nne weathel nothing at II." Irips by congres men dl~d down The ultra-conservative weekly Recorder Ii ted the wartime ye tt'rday with an agreement Ihat 1 elulic on Britain's econ::.mic Army Servi ce Unruh Injured F1t'itlsh prime minister among a numbcr 01 Britons Wh l did not con­ ler;isllltors lmd officials will us op('n ~ hl'le today with hel' sider pajama trousers necessary for health, appearance or mode ty. govunm nt aircraft only rl)r 'public Lusine s." latist Iraders prl'pal'ed to argue hu "UlIIIJIIlY was Ci ted tor the report. It will be strictly up to them to Draws lam During Battle • the m~lady cannot be traced d dde wll th r their junkets Ly :h British social welfare pro- gir - at home and abroad - are public busin s. Detense Secretary For Shootings With Officers Tokyo Warehouse~ Blow Up; Louis Johnson will t ke Ih!r I II stop-gap remcdy is \\lcrd Jar it. CAMD N r-..J . I·p) - 1I0wr.. d CA,WEN, N.J. (It') - A Biblc­ I' ncl', whic:h The row stn~ted when Johnson S. Unruh, 28. wl :l kill"d I') P :J­ reading ex-Or lau,h;ered 12 p'r­ bring tog thcr uch leaders sugeested some senators planning pie h I Y , tn" ~y. wl'nt bc" rk sons on II busy Camden stre. t Explosion Fell 15 Miles Away b cau I' 01 n rvousn.. inc Jrrt'd l WOI'!d tour take a commercial yesterdsy. etnry of the Treasury Sny- TOKYO (WED?mSDAY) ( ! P ) _ ~ilw til"" or ('xpl\l>ljYl'~ plan for part ot the trip, instead during hi .. army £rd.'. hL bro­ lher, Jam a Umuh, rn HoLidon­ Slowly and without a spoken , Seer tory r Slate Acheson, stOI'pc! in fI suburban Tokyo war!'hou. (' bl~w tlJl 1011.1.1 in 11il' bi~ . of an airCoree plane. That, he s6~d . ficld, N.J., ~ald yest.:I'(.l:Jy. w rd ~3-y£ar-old Howard Unruh ;dn Minister Bevin; Sir Star- ., . I l' 1 ' 1 would save money. ... g't's! 1 I lonntion wal'( sllle(' lIt' war S ('1)( . The under landlnl WI:: reaeh- Jaml' ~ said hl~ brcthrr ~ rv(<1 in stalked tram door to door on the Cripps. British chancellor of '1'1)(' blal'.t ('ompll't Iy dNltl'oypd I W 0 30 Il\' 7."i·fonl ('011<' I'l't I' ed afler Slephen Early, former ~h I ield artillf'ry il' FuropC'. shop-lined sIr et, firing his Ger­ exch quer; and Douglas Ab· 110W(\PI' stOl'H~P bloc'khoHsPs, wrpckl'd f 011 I' othpl's lind (1IIIlIng-l'd aide to the lAte Pre Ident ". don't know how lbl l'1'l'r man Luger witb deadly accllrllcy. Canadilill finance min Ister. two mol' . It WAS 0 violent that it !'OdHit·. KIl' I' --- aged two and ix. program, but this amounls to black plume was v1llbte In That year 428 persons were kll1ed Barkley llnd other top iovern- utes. t Ii I' \f'stimon)' stirny brf()l'i' u Forr slol persuod d Mr. TI'lmon The six - year - old was shot Ihan one percent of the to:al dGwntown Tokyo. In all accidents, 302 of them ir ment oWcials _ inc1udin, John- Some mass killers had more naval courl at inquiry. with some ditriculty not to oust down as he sat on a hobby horse l The rest comes from British The initial blast touched oft a traffic. son. vlctlms but none klllcci so many AmODI' his extra-curriculum Symington. in a barber shop, having his h ir payers. series of chain-reaction after- In addition to the tatalitles He plans ta lead membeu of in such II short time. Jobs, DavIes saId, he al 0 tried Hugh L. Hanson, at Gto,>ncP;.le, cut, Unruh also cut. down the bar­ Secretary of the Trcasu ry Sny­ btasts among the slored explos- last weekend. thousa.nds at per- the I'roup to f:urope lOOn to The top ('rimi.nat as regnrrh bu~ f lied.... to I'et the 101' of ber. on will head the Amcrican dele­ iveL Materials detonated includ- sons were injured. Many will check expenditure, of public numbers was a Moscow taxi('ab All' eeret ry W. Stuart Sym- Calif., a navy ~eronautlcal_cngln - Mitchell H. Cohen, Ct'lmrl~n p tion. ed black powder, dynamite primer cUe of theLr In juries In eomln'l' funds. driver who killed at least 100 r- In/l'tcn's ortlelal plane. a Lock- eer, told the court he related the c~ unty prDsecutor, said Unruh toll caps, shotgun shells and tire- days and weeks. Tbe Nationlll Thomas' request to Johnson to sons lor their money. He wa.. heed CODstellatl!lD. Forrestal _ Symington story 10 t him the shootim( "'C (' n~~ ' ; , cracker!:. Safety council es Imated the caueht in 1923. Davies said he sought to eet - d t arrange air transportation for the Worth and thus unwittinely con- "a preconceivEd plan" ,.p . j til' * * * 'es us- Imme late deaths lleCo unt or h In 1929, Henri Desire Landru, the 10" because Cedric R. Worth, ants Permanent One of the four companl group in Europe - and lor elg t .. t 'b t d til I W lh' war veteran "could clearly re­ in" t'le warehouses had, during ("n Iy a b out GO percen t of tb ~ "Bluebeard," was convicted In '1 former s"""iol assistant to Navy n u e ma er a or or snow I> J t 1ft litl at the party to fly on around the ,,~ member every detail of every lution for Britain the war, manufactured the bomb- eTvehn uha Il at lels· k l t world en roule home _ started all Versailles, France, of murdering Undersecretary Dan A. Kimball, discredited memo. shooting." . b II h ' h e eavy 0 t00 sa e y ex- 10 women and one man. But 1h ht ' t Id b "J I t· g" N C d D ., k carrymg a oons w IC were DHts campi tely ' by sUI'prise. Ned ot the feudin' and lussln'. aug I wou e n eres m . aVY m r. aVles ac now- Detective l\larrba.lI TbomlXn" . EW YORK (;PJ-Britain's For- launched from Japan and occo- again the victims were spaced Davies emphatically denied ledgment that he spread unveri- said )I-)lIee lea rned Unr Ih ba.d h d h H. Dearborn, president of Ihe I over a considerable period. k ' h t W th Secretar'y Ernest Bevin said sionally reac e t e west coast Safety council, sold he wa!' R tl d Re orted nowlng t B or was prepar- tied gossip about the airtorce auureleil with MaurIce Cohen, of United States on prevailing "aghast" at the mortall·ty re- U In 1920, Earte Nelson was ac- ini an anonymous memo hinting . t b k d f night, "1 want to dispell the 'nd e ge p eused at 20 slayings, all by t I~ d d I't' I ' 11' came ag8ms a ac groun a "O-year-old druulst who lived WI S, turns. "It is enough to ma'ke every St °11 51° htl 8 tt a uou an po I Ica WlTe-pu 109 long-smouldering bitterness be- next door at 3200 River road oneous belief that we have ------decent American sick at heart and I ' '9 Y e er strangling. in the B-36 program - a memo tween the navy and the uirlorce. over uslnl' Cohen" yard to Itel to ask for further grams to Five Children Killed boiling mad," ;~ said. "It is time * * * that touched of! an uproar on One of lhe hirblil'hls at tbat tID and from tbe street. nruh' 'lain on an aid basis." Ihat the country took sleps to YORK, ME. (JP) - Supreme (apitol hill this summer. home ha no front entrance. He spoke to new!'men as he After Explosion, Fire stop this Sal'! ' of thing." Court Justice Wiley B. Rutledge, Camden Incident Recalls The charl'es blew up when strUII'le devehped when ecre- tary ot Defense Johnson abrupt- And it was to the Cohen drug ived aboard the Liner Maure- SAGlNAW, MICH. (lI'I-AIl five The Satety council (j,timated who su If ered a cereb ,;a I h emor~ Murders 46 Years Ago WI/rth recanled. A houie corn- Ia. He headed Britain's econo- children of Mrs. Cleo Walters, 34, 30-mlllion autcmobiles were on rhage, was reporled almosl out mltlee tben cleared everybOdy Iy eancelled the buildlnr of tbe s'ore that Unruh went to start c mission to Wa shington. were killed yesterday when an oil Ihf' nations highways during the of his coma" last night. WINFIELD, KAN. IlPI _ A ber- Involved In lhe B-38 prol'l'lm or navy's I'lant new luper-aircraft his massacre. "The solution to our troubles stove blew up and turned their holiday. . Dr. Elmer Tower, .I n a b~lIetin serk Philippines war veteran 46 any fraud or wronrdolnr. carrier, the United State. at Cohen's wite, Rose, 38, spotted US! be along other Jines," he upstairs bedroom into a tlamlng Issued at York hOSPital, said the years ago kll1ed nine persons and The lhree-man naval court, New(Jorl New~, Va. him with the long-barreled pistoi. Id. "Steps must be taken which tomb. PASSION'S PAYMENT ju.r ist "c~ ntinued to mai~tai~, his Iwounded 25 in this southern Kan- which is conducting its own full- Navy Capt. StanfC';"d B. D Wood, She screamed: \II lead to a permanent solu- Four of the youngst.ers, who CHICAGO ItPI - Three men en- slightly Improved condition. sas town in a wild shooting spree cress in~Jiry into the source of lhe court examiner, sharply re- "It's maniac! He's eo' a gun'" lift. We've not come here to ranged in age from lhree to 14, tered the prOjection booth of the Dr. Tower said the justice Is . ~imilar to the Camden, N.J ., trag- data in the We:th memo, heard buked Davies for purveying "rank She dashed upstairs to her 12- !CuSs the interests at other were trapped when a wall at fire Astor theat.er yesterday and taking some solid food, including edy yesterday. 'estimony from another witness gossip" 10 Worth, and demande':' year-old son, Charles, and sho ed IIJItries." blocked the only stairway in their hacked to bits two films of a ice cream and gelatin. He speaks -Gilbert twice used a shJtgu:l thot: 10 know why he did it. him into a closet. Bevin viewed the Washington modest home. A f!fth child, Mary, '.;ole fealllre. Thl'Y destro\.cd, more often than Sunday and Mon- to fire into a street. crowd lis- ] P Id t T II ell Unruh followed h er umtaJrJ. d " I I . I . rc en ruman a el'e Y "I don't know," Davies replied, means "to win · 12. died at St. Mary's hospital "Passion's ::ayment," and "How ~r .an d on y ~pses occaslona - tening to a downtown band con- wunted to fil'e Symington as air "except that many tinles J n- In a bedroom he dew Cohen's one world, one several hours later of burns and to Undress In front at Your Hus- Iy IOta unconSCIOusness, cert the night of Aug. l3, 1903. t . 'd 1948 mc!her. Mblnle, 63, with a and liemocl'aUc injuries suffered when she jump- I band," but did not touch "Hitler's The 55-year-old jUrist has been He blasted away 10 times, flnnny secre ary III ml -. in rank gossip, as you call I I ~t~,~ed llilll'le sbot. l ed rrom a second-floor window. Strange Love Life." a patient at the hospital 10 days" ending his own lite. _ 2_._T_b_e_ l_aie__ S_ ec_r_e_ta_r_y_ O_' _D_e_t_e_n_se______He met Cohen's wife on the stairs and dropped her with a.l­ Mute Story of Mass SI'1yings in Camden War Veteran Captured Alter Mass Shootings other bullet. Cohen fled out. the back ;o')r t ,....1 , '.,ith Unruh in sUent pursuit. Un~ ruh fired a(ain and Cohen spun, AN EMPTY HOBBY nORSE, staggered throueh a gale he had on which slx-year-old Orris built to keep Unruh from cross­ Smltb sat bavlnl' Ills hair cut, Is iny. the yard. He fell dead in a shown In Ihe center of the gutter. Unruh, !be mop - to - ~l1r II ,"ulheer ended, w:llked buk blood-stained barber floor yes­ to his second noor r l m. tel day a ' ter H~ward Unruh en­ - A detail of 50 pnlice opel' d tered nl1d shet tbe c,"Ud, Unnah, [ire 01' him, hen heaVEd tEar gas police saId, then shot the bar­ lhrcugh an open window. bn, Clark Hoover, 33, A policeman, pistol in t-1r.1, leaned from ll ' wind>' w ~h)utin;; ''We got him!" In a few momenls, Unruh stumbled out of his r:lom, cough­ ing and chokini. Mfn and women, who had budelled .,alDS' walls and in POLICE FORCIt.LY RE­ houses a. the pOlice battled STRAIN Z8-year-0Id war vel­ willi Unrnh, eame stornaln&' ou~ eran, Howard Unnah, • 'ler he .. Unrub wal removed f rom was rouled frem hla barricaded !be honse. room by lear la.. Pol ce I a I d For a time, they fought to lunge through a shoulder - to­ -~----~ ' houldpr police cordon to g:t at Unruh klUed 12 persoDS and the killer. wounded at least nve yesterday Shouts of "lyn ch him" and In Camden, N.J. they.... he "hang him now" echoed through bad an "arsenal 01 weapoDS" In the s·reet. his room, But Thompson and his men ~ convoyed their prisoner t~ the curb, shoved him Into a police patrol wagon and sp~d him to I.AI' " ...... ) police headquarters. PAGE TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7. 1949 .. . Dodgers Surge By Boston, 10-21D;;;t.RKi~k- Brooklyn Trails Grid Pointers fo r Hawklet Backfield AI Iowa ( 1, .. .. Drcp-kicking* *has been* y On Gam , art pt Iowa since the days of Nile Kinnick and the lamed 1939 Iron BROOKLYN fA'J - Till;! 8rt.(,\(­ Men. lyn DJdll.Pl surged 10 WI :Iill ; I But Bill Reichardt of Iowa City, !!,'me or the iI'O!1I-runnillg Sl. scphomore fulll:ack prospect for Lr.uis Q1rdinnls I:l.t 11 ,!n n" if Don Newco mbe hurled a 10 - . he 1040 Hawkeyes, is conducting triumph over the B ' ston Brave; J modest revival campaign on the Newcombe checked the Braves on Iowa practice field. six hits in posting his 15th trio Reichardt first becllme in­ umph. terested in drop-kicking durin~ Tbe victory was the Dodcu]' plactiee last Sllrln/:,. Backfield J 1th In thtir last 17 Kame-, and C ~a ch Frank Carideo spurre" the seventh straight 1055 for Reichardt's Interest with his the Braves. Newcombe's conee­ Ilointer: and ad vice.

clttlve r'urelcs8 Innlnr string The big fullback booted 25 out .", was napped at 31 when 'be of 27 from near the 30-yard line Braves tal:led In tlu! second In­ ·uring prac1ice J·ecently. He has a mng. natural mo' ion, <111 llccllI'ate eye, A Big Tr;!l/e for the Giant Catcher Bob Elliott ooenecl with a single and a s'rong leg swing, Hcad and after JEff Heath fanned, Tom­ ::cach Eddie Anderson explained. RACING WI'ru THE BAIJL but sl.dlng ~a fely into thinl is Ray Mueller New York Glal1t raHbrr.11 my Holmes singled off Carl Fu· When and If Reichardt begins seventh inn iJlr;- of thc' first g:Lmc yesterday bdwcen fhe Giants and the Fhiladc\rrhia I'hilli ,. riPo's glove in l'l¥hl. Em tt hoy to cUek wit'l long strinc:'s of suc­ led. r hillie Thi rd Haseman Willie J oaes reachps f(lr t he (lt row-in Itom the out ielli. 1.·he tl\'C ICIIII third and after Connie R y 1\ T cessful cOllvcrriolls, we will to cnd the Fhm os sevell-game winning streak. \\'. : d, D 1 Cranda lifted a fly consider h'm as an after-point ~o i· ~'l t center which scored EI­ and a field coal kicker. Ander­ E1tt. son said. 1 Hawk Sophomores 'rhe Dodgers cam~ back wi h , Reichardt was a fine p unter at five - run splUrge against Bil' Phils Win, 4·2, Then Lose,~1 Ci'y high school and is now one Voiselle. Jackie Robinson singled cf thc Hawlteye's chief punting Seek 'Grid Savvy' and Gil Hod!!e: tripled past Nmw )'O HK (AI') - 1'hr 'cw York (1i,IJlts ,1'In"I, Hoa th. F'urillo doubled and aftel ?rospects along w ith Quartcrback rn-galll" 1'IJililddpliia ",innil1 g' st 1'(,[lk ,I'rstl>I'dll,l', I' ::aenn Drahn. Roy Campanella walked the b as~f For Big Ten Wars IJh il~ .1-1, ill tlil' ~('C(1Jld h,d!' or a t\lin hill :1 1'11 '1··,111' !'Ili ,"'e"p lo ar'''d as Voisee fumbler t h ~ ten-inning' open!'I', "~ -2. ---- - New:ombe'.1 grounder. * * * It takes hard work, ability and ~ 11I'1(10n .r()n r~ hrst('d Halik A third run scored. cn Pee Wef (DaUy Iowa,.. l'bulo by Uon J("1) alertness in catching on for :l Borowy in the final!'. yield in/! six Rcese's grounder and two mOf( to counlerbCoach Frank Hawks Drill ~ ophomol'e came in as Spider J orgensen'E Rates are (left to right) Duane Davis, l,eHoy fob!' t, Bales, Mickey Moore and Ken )Jay. All four are experience in breaki ng int;) Hi,; cd. Bill Nicholf" ll homered l (lr single went through Marv Rickert backfield men, working hard (ur a. starting berth fur lilly lI.gh S opeller tile Julh, agailJ~ l b.o,, ~ev clt of Ve­ ren football. the only Phitadelpl,lia run in the But 'T'was ~~~ for an nror. dar Rapids, Tile llawklcts wiIJ be plaYIng a l\lissis-sivvi Valley conference game in UIC opener In Ceda Those are qualities that at least fifth innin!(. - AD 'l{··.. J""' dl\'l'\\' run WRS re­ r Rapids. In Fieldhouse 19 sophomores of th~ 1949 Hawk- Wcs Westrum, J om's' IJaHel'Y PJTTSHURGlf rR'l gistered in fhe third a! Robin­ eye football squad arc trying to ' mate,won thc game with n three Walker's ll-ycar burn at son walked, ! tole second and Iowa'.~ 1949 footbi'll SQU1c' develop as practice neal's the close run hemel' in the sixth inning. r arry Goclz co,·t bim ~cor ed on Marv Rackley's Ilnrle. moved inside the fieldhouse yes­ or its [iJ'st wel'k. The blow sOIJPped a 1-1 tiC'. a three-day suspcnsion III the firth, the Dodlfcrs kno ~ k­ Shirley May Fails - 6Miles O,,:l Am,os S~ts Example ~ ./ IErday to fmro ' h plays in a dum­ The youngsters don't have L stagg, football's grand olrl game with UCLA Sept. 24- markers in the tenth inning 10 Ihe monry," Ihe 39-.mr-old Sibby Sisti's liflh homer gave he]' Dow\' goal ycslrrtla.I', cndill/l' 11 plll('ky hilt "aiH :l ttClllpt to fin v·lI }> RaIT', Woodard an1 man, opcned his 60th gridiron the first Pacific coast visitor to turn defeat into vicl ory. bUrgh Pirate outfielder the Braves a second rWl in the 8wim EJl g li~h shaJIIH'1. com~ to Iowa stad!um. the Bob Hoff, end~; Don Winslow Jim Konstanty, who pitched the National Lea~lIe P'esir!cnl seventh and the Dodgers added The 17-yeal'-old NOtnl'I'Sl't, She alsO had hoP d to beat the campaign yestE'rday at Susquc- and lIarold 8udley. tackl"s; Some of the youngstcrs ha\'e last two innin!(( was the winner. two against Johnny Antonelli it' 1926 woman's record of Gertrude hunna univerSity by lead;ng 22 F'rick levied thc fine and Mals., girl did not quit. Shc Rob Lall'e and Earl Bank ~, pleased Head COach Eddie Ander- 1'IIII'delphl. . ... Otlll II :") I)O~ ~_I II I sion fo\" Walkcr's their half, Campanella's singh begged, cried and even fought to Ederle who swam the distance in players in a sprint down the field. guards; Dick L:-.stcr, center; son in recent drill. Alld Allder- New York ...... 11()1 OOU IUO 0-2 (i I driving them in. Stagg observed hi'S 87th birth- · h' Roberts. Konstant)' C9) a nd LoPaLa; day with Goetz i\ SI. be allowed to carryon. 14 hours, 31 minutes. Glenn Drahn, quarterba~k; Du­ son, needing support for hIS t 10 Jansen. !h"sen (10) a"d ~".. lIcr . wp­ Boston ...... 0tO 000 1_ 2 6 ~ Shirley May started the swim. day last August 16. He came to Goetz tossed Dixle out of Brooklyn ...... 051 020 20x-10 11 0 "Only a lit.t1e way, only a lillle ane Brandt, Idt half; Jerry group of veterans, is giving them Kon.tanty (8-5). LP-hn•• n CHi- 14 1. IIR- Volselle Antonelli (In a.nd Crandall; against the advlc~ or her father. Susquehanna three ycars ago from sccond SI. Lnuis-Pltllburth t way," she screamed. Fa.ske. rill'ht half and Mike Ril­ every chance to develop. ~~f~~:I~ill' ...... 000 0111 000-1 I) I Newcombe and CampaneUa. 0&· B05, "Like 1 cad i n g a lamb to the College of the Pacific to be­ 1 in the tcnth inning, Sloll. Lp-voisell • • But her father, J. Walter ey, fullba.ck. On one team used Irequenlly New Y.'k ...... 011) 00:\ 000- ~ 0 slaughter," he said when she ceme co-coach with his son, Amos . h t· t Borowy. Simmon" (K) B ild Semin'ek : of stretching aero!! ------France. and her coach, Harry The oHler elEven had Bob Mc­ have been two men Wit au In el'- Jones and We.l,u ... . HitS: Pha-Nlchol - Boudaklan, wcre sure they walked into the water in rain Alonzo, Jr. __ _ Kenzie and Arnold Cal)lan, ends collegiate comp tiLion- Bob LagI' son; N \'- \\, .. Irum. '-t'-Borowy. while being given an Reds Top Bues, 6-3; knew better. Dover's white cliffs and darkness at Cap Gris Nez, BOSOX WON'T ItECALL Jim Shoaf and Don Gregory. of Long Grove, a stocky 185- pass. gleamed too far away. Some of france, at 5:25 a.m. I BOSTON UP) - Indications that '1rkl('s: GeOl'1!e Vrame and LOll pound left gual'd, and Don E. Dixie's very the worst tides were still to be H('I·. father was rushed ever in the Boston Red SOK would de­ Ginsberg. guards; J ce Paulsen Woodhouse, 180-pound right half­ Air Race Accident brought the 0111 Kiner Blasts No. 43 fought, and the girl was moan­ a row,J~ at [rom the press schooner pend upon their current players center; F rEd Ruck. quarterba ~ k ' back who was an all-stater at hJ cvcn sl'1wcd Goolz ml ing aDd numb with cold. Black MagiC when II became ap- during most of the Temainder oj Bob Longley, left half: Mearl Na­ Mason City in 1947. Irks Clevelanders roetprints. Hc tried to PITTSBURGH (JP) - The Cin.. She had .been in the water 10 parent she had made no progress the season came last night when ber, right ball, and Bill Greene, Quarterbacll Fred Ruck bas back likc he always CLEVEr ND (IP) - Enraged cinnati Reds exploded for four hours and 40 minutes. She actu­ fer two hours. General Manager Joe Cronin ~aid lutlback. Icoked good iJi forward JI'lS ino:­ olayer:. Only thi 3 lime I drills, using' 111s 6-1 h eight to citizens threatened yesterday to runs in the top of the lOth last ally had swum about 30 miles She was finally dragged into none of the club's farmhands Jaek Dittmer, No. 1 offensive bring a halt 10 high-speed closed feel like being rhoved." nigh t to take a 6-3 win from t.he ~hrough changing t ;des which advautage C.1l sbort paS8CS (rllm \I''!! the b ~a t al 4:05 p.m. would be called up ~or sOme time 'ight enrl , is $tlll sideli ned with courRe events at t.he national air The Pirate: cvcntua Uy hapless Pittsburgh Pirates. Ralph swept back and forth and held "It was the vut Ihat beat her," to come. the T formation. hay fev . rand asU1ma. races, but officials were hopeful game ,in thc 10th. '!i-4. K iner, slugging Buc outfielder, her to within 14 miles of France's sa'd France. "The rough weather ------Center Bob Snyder. thc Hawks' Promising tackles include- 220- "sen timent will cool oIf." Dixic said hi s burn at blasted his 43rd homer of the , unny coastline. took Ihe grease ofC her almost BRUINS BEAT CUBS most valuable player in 1944, and pound, 6-5 1-2 Hubert Joh11 <; tol1 of stems ma i nly [rom the 1 j geemcd oertain tha t such season in the fourth with no one She had hoped La be the 29th thc first minute," DES MOINES (IP) - The Des Whceling, W. V:t. and Don Gre!!ory lreatm ~ nt oJ HaHback Jim HallibUrton, a let­ races, at least for Cleveland, would aboard. -and youngest-swimmer to con- Moines Bruins of the Western 'crman l ast year, have definitey of Des IMoines, another 220- quer the stretch of buffeting wa- AMERICAN ASSOCIJ\TION league won an exhibition base­ \rIt the squad, it was confirmed pounder. enr! in the flaming wreckagc of ------.. Relief Pitcher Ewell Blackwell Bill Odom's $100,000 speed plane, I ball game from their parent club, l esterday. This thinned the num­ George Vrame, Chicago, and started the extra inning with a ter which standard reference [ndianapoll. 7. Columbus 1 which crashed into a house Mon­ works say is 20 t:l 22 miles wide. Toledo 6. [ndlanapoll. 0 Ithe Chicago Subs, 7-4. 'Jer of lettermen to 19. Austin Turner, Corning, have single. Before the stanza was over rlllv killing Odom, a young house­ lIcad Coach Ed.llc Anilerson worked on onc of t he two top the Reds had accumulated five wife and her baby son. hits, the payoff blow being John­ put cOllsider'lblc stress on fo r­ elevens in thc nraclices and End Race 0 ( f i cia] s, subjecled to Hawkeyes Go Hollywood ward passinll" WltJl Quarterbacks Arnold Caplan of Des Moines has ny Wyrostek's two-run triple. mounting prolests from an irate Drahn and Ruck doing mo t (f developrd fa st since last spring. The Bucs got one run in the citizenry, discussed t.he probabil­ the tossing. Jhn l\lcKinstry and Highly regariled backfield last of the 10th but Blackwell ity of moving the races to Los ~trurk out Kiner tCl l'nd the ,Jim Sangster, both Quarter­ men are Fullbacks Bill Reich­ backs, also sb;)wed accuracy in ardt, former City high star, and Angeles, Detroit or Chi cago aIter g.,"1e. Thc Pir:,te pOW£'!' :oluggel' their 12 ycars in Cleveland. had two sim'I •. s -:lI1d Iw honwr the drill, DOli "Mike" Riley of Chicago, in live 'rip·. Anderson has made few p si­ and llaHback Duane Brandt of tion changes as yet. Brandt, how­ Wavcrly. (in rhl al( .. 00'. ono O'l O 4-0 II ! P,'''bur«b ...... 000 101 000 t--3 8 1 ever, has learned the assignments Six-foot five-inch Dave D Pros­ F o,.. Blarkwen (8) and Howell Pram· as left hall as well as his original pero, Wheeling, W. Va., seerns to MJJJORl •• , (8); Wal.h, DI.klon ( It) anil Ma.l. Hit: Prh-Klnor. WP-Black ..ell. LP. righ t half spot. be picking up the fincr points of Walsh. prd play fairly well and John Towner of Des Mines is a center S~aughter Close 2nd; who now ranks behind only Dick S~~ NAT1QNJ\I. L~AGtn; Brc~gh·Strugess Duo Lasler and .Toe Paulsen. W L P CT. GI' Other sophomores who may st. I.,IJuJ x ., ..• , . M:! 411 .u~n Wrliams Still Leads move up any timc arc Don Com­ lJruoidy n ..... J4 '~ 1'1 ,nl7 l'hUa d elphia ...... 7 1 61 .!i'!(l Wi'R U.S. Net Title NEW YORK (JI') - Another 14- mack, Wa terloo, fa~t Icft halfback ; Roslou ...... /11 (;1 .500 point. boost .has moved Eno, Stan Cozzi, Marshallt.own, a left N'''' Yo,k ...... I;IJ (:7 .49(1 FOREST HILLS, N.Y. 1\1'1 - P11I.burth ...... n~ 7~ .41 a (Cour.ty) Slaugh tel' of 1he St. halfback who has been held back Cincinnati •..•... t}:t ';~ • ttl', '.!H Louise Breugh of Beverly Hills Louis Ca rd inals wlthin six points by a sore Coot ; Jim Sa ngste 1-, a Chl.a"o .•...... n·l H'l . ~! gS HJ '.! Calif., and-Eric Sturgess of South v~:~ n; JtIlI\Y 'S RCOR.;~ )f J ackie Robinson. slick left - handed passel' from Phlla.delnhla 4. Nc\" York '! (to 'nnln,lI) Africa came from behind to defeat Continuing his terrific batling, fowa City; Andy Buntz, Des (first ,11 m") e", )~o rk 4, Phlla df"lphla. I (~ud ,am a) Mrs. Margaret Osborne DuPont of ~Iaug hter moved up from .328 to Moines guard; Jim BullOCk, Chi­ "rooklyo 10, Ro ~ htu 2 (nl,ht) Wilming'on, Del., and Billy Tal­ 342 over the past eight days cago, and Herb lIunt, Holstein, Clod'lnatl G. Pltls burg h II (to Innln ll). ("I, hll bert of New York, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. with 17 hits in 35 trips to tbe tackles. 40nl y ,amtll sc heduled) yesterday and win the U.S. mixed plate. Over the same period Ro­ TODI\Y'R PITC'UEII S Boston at Brookl"u ("' ~ bt ) - Blelk· doubles tennis championship. b:nsoll dropped one point, from lord (1 <1-9) v. Banta (1-3) POI'EYE The DuPont-T albert team bok .349 to .3 48. Purdue's Stadium Ch\cinnnU a t. PlttIC bufrh <"I,hO .­ "Silly l!ln Hill • Llv. ly (4-0) vs Chombers (~-61 I'Ol'lll,AR S('Jf;N C'E I hI,; rlr~t Det fI~ sturgess got off Stan Musial, another redhot Chi •• , •• , Sl. Lou l. (nl, M) - Lad, to a slow start and made repeat­ Redbird, r an his batting m;rrk up To Get New Loolc (I - I ) ., 1'01\.1 ( " -AI "Ta 1I1i1lg Turkey' ever (On ly "Illtles scheduled) TUR!!:F; BRA KS hI a ed errors. But the South AIricar ive points, from .32 1 t:> .326. AlH E R.' CJ\~ ~ ParI Purdu£"s Ross-Ade stadium will .. AnU ..; "Nov('1 Hit" pulled his game together and In _the American leaguc, Ted W I. P CT. G il they , Williams appears beading for h;s have a definite new look fer this New '\:0,11 .. . .••• MI 4" ,H'!Ji • Late News· played brilliantly during the last Rn'ltn", .• , ...•.• S'.! G'! .O J'! !lends conse~utive rail's hom fJotball opener with ('I"', '. nd ...... 7M ~ , .B~ I 4-i I tw~ ll .BH fttt ~~~~~~~~~~~ With the final set tied at 5-a1l, pi onship with only George Kell of Phlilldclphia .... fl7 (... , .u.s l GI i' his Pl .h D ~tro' t Tillers threatening t) be Dad's Day . (" hlc.,o ...... 3'1 till .!tpSl might the Brou jJh -Sturgels pail' brok~ 31)1'0., :'im. The expansion program in­ <" f . , .,111", ••• . ,. dM flO ,!\;tfl },fiBB 1 t ' eir opponents' serves in lhe Itt" Wa s hlll, t,lIn . ,.~ ' !I 1I'i ,:t:1 1 aS H The rangy Jled Sox sl\lgger has cludes increasing the seating cap­ 1'ES1·.1R IMY'S SCORIlS ~. me. Miss Brou,l(h then held her "\V( an average of .353 tJ .34 1 for ac;ly t ::l 52,000, with :10 uddill(' nal (No catnt'" ",'lll': fltlled) ~"rvi ee in the 12th and clinched '1'01)1\ V'S 1'1TClII' RS chHdr rows or permanent shnds having D(t~1ntt n,t Nf'W Yn,.k ft ll ~hU - 1(1,"1 the match when Mrs. Dupont Kel!. Cl!SIIes becn al1drd to the west side of or (18- :1 ) va RO YhOld . (jj - ~) two-time U.S. Y4>meg'S singlef FORMER. IOWAN R"~ LEASED the stadium. W"sl.I" .. """ At Phila d elphia (Il.,ltt> - future \V.I~ ( 1· 111) "~ I l{r, lIner (111 - 10 learns champion, overdrove on a fore­ DETROIT - The Delroit Lions In addition l::l the increased 81. l,onJ" at Chlt'R /rO (nlrM) - Fann in hand shot. yesterday rcleaszd Quar:cr,:ack (7- 10) .8 WI , M (l1 - I'l) aCed scating capacity construction of f'lflvchu. d R.t 11tdrolt (nllht) - Feller ONE STAGE IN THE PRODUCTION of SUI's movie film, "Fame of the Black and GoJd" II s how n. Jim Youel, former Iowa player. new restrooms, ~ tactium roadways (13-10) v. T ruok. ( 1(;-10) Misl Reid Ray (left), head of a St_ Paul, l\Unn. oompa n.v ~nd an Iowa graduate, directs h :8 cameraman, He is a veteran of th!'ee seasons and enlarged parking fa cilities tQday Andrews Tri-State while Frank Havlicek, Iowa's busines, manat:'l'r or athletics and Gleon Gevlne, his llss'stant (right) of National football leaguc com­ have been made. l : ~n 11 look on. The 10·mlnute mm, which shows highllJ hl s of Iowa fcotbali Qf years, w1l1 be shown through­ petition, having played with 1 " NOW! ~pla out the state durin,;, September. It Is tbe first film or Us k nd made for a 81 ~ Ten w)lvel·s i~. Tennis Champion o\n geles. Boskn and Washington. Eud8 Thuuda), Guida Iowa City teen agel' J amie An­ rod drcws won the boy's sin/de' Claim Channel Record ri:amp'onship in the Tri-~tatr CAP GRIS NEZ, FRANCE 7:45 t"nnl: tourney" ilt Burlington Mon­ lhe offlcel WE.oNESDAY) (IP) - A six -man \ tt'ft~. d ~r. Starts "EMPE~OR 8:15 /I B l~o Egyptian team swam the English r:; ndrews teemed with Mar­ atSlilo1 ;:ha nnel in 11 hours, 11 minutes t WALTZ" shall Clark of St. Louis to eap­ 10 I f\lre the boys' doubles crown. He and cla'med a new record early Binq CROSBY . enceB, dcre;oted Len S trasl ner of S~ ye~terday . . Joan F0N?' AINE aroup louis, 6-0, 6-1, in the boy's final. The team's a nch or man waded In 12 1 Farlicr in th·!! meet, StRssner elim­ ball. ashore on the beach at St. P o, inated Jamie's youn;;er brother, 1:30 i'.rthu '. between WiSfant and Blanc Nez, lembl: Andrew: and Clark whipped hear here, a' 2:11 a m. french A ~ll'assner lind Wickersham. 6-4, lime (7:11 p.m., j Jwa time). Child 6- 4, in the boys' doubles fInal. ______Non:: "My Own True Love" by Et Andrews won the b:lYs' : ingles WF.STF RN l.F.AGIlF. ShRwn At !l: ; :~ ~ 'l:':''i 2 p In tI'e Mf SOUl'! Vnlley 10 ut'MY IUncol" ~ . Omaha 4 /I~ Inhi.n6 . 1 0 - 111\ h Oll'n AI confer 'ld h . J I Pueblo /l0. envp, 2 I :8~ G : ~n &> D: 13 h U ere In ' U y. DeS' Moines 4, SIoux Cit)' 1 Oitml ~ -lallat 'nn DAU;' IOWAN, WlDNESDAT, SEPT. '7, IH!J-PAO~ TRltD , (Ioyee Messenger, Lincoln School's NeVI Addition Gets Roof Five Accidents Rosemary Schaefer Society Wed Here Saturday Listed Locally Miss RosemDry Schaerer. I Wed at St. Thomas More Chapel SUI graduate, and Mr. ct· yde H. Messenger. Jr., E3. Wap(>llo. were Over Weekend marri£d Saturday at 9:30 a m .• ~ St Thomas More ehapel. Five auto accidents, tour in the Ie wa City area, have bl'! n listed Vr.ws ror he d:)U')le-ring cere- , for the Labor Day weekend. but many were read by the R v V'O­ only one injury re ulted, Iowa nard Brui man. The chnpel \'m' City police rep :' ~ted y terday. dpc ~ rated with whit nnd [UScrll: gladioli and palms. lnlured was Peter Putnam, a The bride, daughter o[ Mr. lie' s.mall boy who lives at 614 Carden stree'. The boy ran into the side Mrs. Conrlid ~('haefer, Breda" '/I flven in marriage by hEr fat. , .. . of n auto driven by J .S. Lambert, She wort' an Ivory salin go ..... r ~ewton . The accid nt happened r:yled with a high n ck, fill' ( Saturday neor the int I"'eclion of boc:!ice and loni brid I pJin' Muscatine avenue and Carden ~leeves. She carried a bouqu€t of ' ~treet . Putnam suffered only while r f ses and stephn l''.)t\s ~el1' ')r"j rrom the mishap. lered with D white orchid A ti r' F our other accidents re uJted or seed pearls held her fin gerllr in damaee t'l the vehir les ESti ­ veil. mated .t $905. according 'a pollee Mrs. Melvin E. Coobs, Freepol' rel'Ort . Ill., former roommate ot til' One accident Involved two cars bride's, served as mntr bride, dangl1ter of Mr. 811d M)'s. John I'll cTigup, Sp n('er, Polio Epidemic in Canada Capitol street Police Court Fines Davis had a bruised chest and was givl'n in man'jagp by her Soldier Cfaims He AHending Meeting shoulder and Fulton sprained his father. She wOl'e a gown of Georee R. N sblt, 914 Daven- lelt arm. Parents, Teaehers white chantilly lace on silk net Gi es Doctors New Insight port street, was rined $27 .50 in According to police reCOrds, Ful­ Lea rned of Officer's Of Medical Group Iowa City polle court on two ton drove a cab which colUded over ivory salin and carried a ,\ "1'\'1'1'1' JIll I ill I'pidl'll1 it· wit i,·1t Id 11, 'd 1 I t'lIl1l1diulI B",kimo. Seven University ho pita Is staff traWc chara s over the Labor Day with an auto driven by McKinley Hear Lecture On gardenia bouquet. Her three Death in Newspaper rrlJllI II \ illll:rl' "I' :lSI) ill 1111' II!'I)('I' [J 1111"'11/1 BIIY l'1'ltilll1 ii> ){i\'illg memb 1'8 are pre entlng papers weekend. ISlelchter, 831 Dearborn street. Re- He was Cln d $22.50 ror speed- suIting domage was e t1mated at strand pearl necklace with rhine­ XL' I 1i(1I'10I'''' It III'W ill"i::ltt inlo polio. and demonstrations this week at EL PASO !\II - Action was 1 J a meeting of the American Con­ Ing and $5 tor operating a motor- $375. Child Development stone clips was a girt of the HI'\'(,lIt.\·· ' · i~hl titl' E"kimm; ill t 1(' \'i lllll!l' ('onl ractl'd po ill or gress at Physical Medicfne, Cin­ cycle without a mutller. bridegroom. withheld yesterday temporarily in Whl'll tI\I' iI\t'I'IIJ,!(' ft'ml)('I'1'0. Today's parents must study e){­ connection with the slaying ad- cinnati, Dr. H.M. Hines, head or In other Labor Day weekend Mrs. Tom Tierney, Mapleton, mitted by a 24-year-old army D.·. 1'11111, cllllirlOlln hf til(' l 'lIi.rr~il.v lwspitul. (liI+~ifln pOlice court action, Edgar H.Pow­ tensively to understand young w.n. the physiology department, said. Manslaughter Charge sister ot the .bride was the ma­ private aiter he learned or the nf I)h,\'sil'al lI1 ('di,·in(· IIlld thl' Dr. A. W Richardson, Barbara eshiek was fined $27 .50 for reck­ children and their development tron at honor. She wore a pink victim's death through a news- m Ill' in ('11111'1.'1' or polin 11'1'11\ ­ Mary Fmdlay, 8, OLtumwa; David L Feucht, Alma Murphy and C.I. less driving, and Charles Michel, and to understand oneself. Ethel $12.50 tor tailing to ob crve a gown and carried a bouquet of paper picture and story. ment at University hospitals, re- Fclland, 10. Iowa Falls; Peter Fox, I'llill. research assistants in the Filed in Tralfie Dealt. Kawin told an audience of appro,,- white asters and sweetheart roses The district atto~ney's ortlce ports "this help5 show us that 15, Osage; Mariam Work, 21, physlolo,y department; Dr. W.O. stop light. ESTHERVILLE (A') - County Imately 400 persons attending the recommended an inquest be tore I polio Is not nec ssarily n warm Clinton. Paul, chairman ot the physlc11 Thirty-eight other persons paid Attorney Wllliam Anderson yes­ The bridegroom is the son of m diclne division ; J.1. Routh, n total of $42 In !lnes [or parking first work conference In parent taking any action against Pvt. weather rlisease." Rachel MeA flee, 25, Clear Lake; as­ terday filed a man s I 8 ugh t e r Mrs. Joseph Kanak, 931 N. Sum­ Charles E. Meloche, Fort Bliss Dr. Paul attributed the hi.,h Lois Craig, 25, Wilton Junction; sociate protegor 01 biochemistry. Jines, accordine to Saturday's charie alajnst Clyde Hayworth education leaderShip. docket. No charges were dismissed. mit street. Mr. Robert Kanak, soldier who sold he was responsl- rate ( r p r"ons contracting the ulld Elmer Putnam Jr., 5, Oska­ and HInes are attending the meet­ of Armstron, in connection with Miss Kawin is the principal Iowa City, brother at the bride­ ble tor the death or LL. Edward di ~en.<; e tn humnn contact and loosa. Ing which opened ye terday and the weekend trMflc death of Man­ speaker at the two-day work con­ groom, served as best man The L. Helmstetter, 27, also of FOrt str ssed that Iowa Citlans CQuid continues hrough Saturday. uel Hernandes of Yuregunro, The II odmi slons broueht this Hines wJll live 11 paper on ference of the ]owa Congress of ushers were William Kann'k, ]owa Bliss.. hardly expect such a crlppllng year polio total treated at Uni­ Mexico. "Neuromuscular Ba~is tc.r Thpt\.- Personal Notes Parents and Teachers Which open­ Meloche said he struck Helm- epidemic to strike thi area. v rsity hospitals to 239. Anderson aid there \VIII be no CL';y and Bniley Haynes, Hart­ preliminary henrlna but that Hay­ eli yesterday on SUI's campu ~. stetter Sunday night when the He explail1l:d it this way: there peutlc Exercises." Routh and Paul ======ford, Conn. Transferred to the inactive Ust will pr es e n t "ElectrophoretIC worth wjJJ be arraigned later in lalter made advances toward his seems to be only three different Mis Mary Donovan, 409 S . She is a lecturer in education at A receotion was held immed­ womBn companion on a sidewalk polio virus strains, and people at were Barbara Turnis, 4 and one­ loonolyses of Plasma Proteins in district court on a county attor­ the University ot Chicago. hall, Bernard; Rob rt Cowan, 7, RheumatOid Arthritis." Summit street, ha returned to iately following the ceremony at in a residential section of EI Paso. this reJ(lon have been exposed to ney's information. Mea n t l m ~, Iowa City alter having spent the What was called parent instinct the Rose room of the Hotel Jet­ But he said he didn't know the all ot them frequently enough to Montczuma; Harold Allen, 36, Mis Murphy, Paul and Hines Hayworth is being held under $5,- past week visiting wlth friends in forty years ago, is now called ferson. lieutenant was dead until he saw build up a certain amount ot re­ Iowa Falls; and Marian Collins, will present "A Comparative 000 bond. parent education, Miss Kawin said, Mrs. Kanak graduated from the offlc r's picture in the paper. slstance. 17 months, Promise City. Study ot the Temperature Grad­ Des Moines. Held as material witnesses In Ients Produced by Various Ther­ pointing out that the heme ex- surs school at nursing in June Meloche said he struck Helm- Thc doct' I' said the rapir\ !lpr('ad the case are lour other transient 1948. She has worked as a regis­ stetler only twice. of polio in the Eskimo viJloge was mogenic Agents." Miss Feucht, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Duhm. 135 farm workers. All of them, in­ tered nurse at SUI. Mr. Kanak Hines, Richardson nnd lmlg will Stadium pa rk, are the pnrents at cluding the dead man, were em­ "I hit him as hard as I could probably due to the p ~opl e' s lacl< Town'n' Campus present "Experimental Studies receive.d his B.A from SUI rlOd because [ didn't want to take n of car CuI sanitntion practices. on a sEWen-pound, seven oune boy ployed by L.J. Hlrt, potato lar­ Blood Flow in Deep Tissues." secured his mnster's degree {wm chance on lighting any more than The disease nrst came to the born yesterday at Mercy hospltnl. mer at Armstrong and Forest City. The enUre ,roup will demon­ SUI in June I had to," he told Fort Bliss au- community From a Cnnadian ~ if­ Anderson soid Hernandes was GARDEN DEPARTMENT OF strate studies in physiology and Mr. and Mrs. Kanak will be at thorities. "The first blow knocked base lOO miles southwnrd, whe~ e The Teresan study club met riding on the runnin. board of THE IOWA lTV WOMEN'S physical medicine at SUI. The stu- home in Memphis, Tenn., lfte,r him down and [ toll owed down, ~o me of the Esldmos had worked yesterday evening at the home ot the ear driven by Hayworth when September 19. [n Memphis, Mr hitting him once as he struck the the previous summer, Dr. PaJ I L{TB will have a .b ulb and plant dies include a demonstration, Mrs. A.H. Harmeln, 419 Grand the car sideswiped n parked cnr Kanak will be employed with the ground." added. snle at I :30 p.m. at the Com- "Measurement ot Blood Flow." avenue. Miss Julie Gates reviewed fatally injuring Hernandes. Th~ Memphis Academy of Arts. Helmstetter died at suffocation munity building Thursday, Sep- and two exhIbits, "Graduate Pro­ the Rev. John A O'Brien's bOOK, Iaccident occurred lit midnight Out e! town guests were: Mr. from blood which poured into his * * * tember 8. A business meeting wHl gram for Physical Medicine and itA Soul's Quest lor Truth." Saturday. and Mrs. Omer L. Evans, Hamp­ respiratory tract from 3 broken Local Cases ... be held at 2:30 P.m. the same Physical Therapy" and "Electro­ to~; Miss Ka1hleen McGjgne, Des jaw, an army autopsy showed. day. The guest speaker will be phoretic Patterns ot Blood Plasma Moines; Mrs. Lawrence Cornelias, One polio death, a record 11 Mr. Frank E. Lee who w1l1 speak i" Rheumatoid ArthrItis and East .Mf'line, Ill.; Mrs. Tom N:e­ admissions and four cases trans­ on "How to Grow Good Bulbs." I Rheumatic Fever." vins and Theresa, Springfield, Des Moines Man Held r ned to the inartive list brought Ohio; rylr. and Hr'. Henry Burns, Ihe numb 'r of active polio cases Storm LJ:.c; Mrs. William Zieg­ Here on Forgery Count at University hospitals to 40 A JOYOUS STOP FOR ler, East M<'line, ond Mr. and A Des Moines man was being y st rday, ho ~ pitals authorities Mrs E. J" "; Trta Grove held yesterday in Johnson county reported. jail on check forgery charges. He CharI ~ McKim, 33, Cedar is Joe K. Brewer, arrested in Rupid~, died early Monday morn­ Mrs. R, L. Beard's Des Moines and held on a war­ ing. His was the twenty-tirth rant issued in Iowa City. death herc this year. Funeral Held Here Brewer is accused of torging a Admitted in serious condition ~~al~ perience and teaching a child .e­ $25 check to the Superior Oil were Gary Kaut. 6, Shellburg; and eeives from his parents are the Mrs. Roberta lucille Beard, 34, company at Coralville on July 21. Helen Schmidt, 21, Titonka. ] n fair condition were nine most enduring education he will 324 N. Gilbert street, died Salul'­ He was returned to Iowa City ever recel ve. Saturday by Deputy Sheritf DOli others: I,ydia PcrzYllski, 19, Rice­ ICE CREAM dal{ evening after several month's Parents must realize that whe t illness. Wilson. ville; Brent Peek, 5, De Wilt: they ean expect at a chHd de­ Funeral services were held at pends upon the particular child, 2 p.m. yesterday nt the Oathollt not upon any other child or upon funeral chapel here. The Rev. bee Itse yon prefer his parent's ideas ot what they Carrdl C. Roberts, pastor of the might like to expec' at their child, First Christian church ot Cedar Miss Kawin stressed. Rapids, officiated. Burial was in Qualify, YOll pl'e/er b~.·~L I "We must know how to help Memory Gardens. MYLNDI5' I children meet tailures and SIlC­ Mrs. Beard was born at Nichols cesses and build on both fer 'ha March I, 11115. She had lived in future," she said. A youngster who West Libr;·ty and Coralville with 10 South Clinton Phone• 9 ~ 8S learns slowly should be enCQU'­ her paTents as a child. She was aged but not pushed. a graduate of University high Miss Kawin will speak again school and attended SUI. You Are Cordially Invited IrAUn,U'" HrCUUf. A'" H'SU. She was married to Fred Bea rd today at Macbride auditorium at to attend our 1 : ~n II m. n" thl' tonic "New Con­ in 1939 and lived here with her 1949-1950 tepla In Cbild Development and husband until 1942 when the 01 GUidance." couple moved to Cedar Rapids. Today's schedule for the confer­ They lived there until spring this FALL FASHION ence is as follows: year, when they returned to Iowa City. SKIRTw 11I1USERS 7:45 to 9 a.m. - Election of Among the survivors are her Officers, Currier hall. husband and two daughters, Lana REVIEW "AU"'U'" """AMII AI. H,SSD 9:15 a.m - Second general Jo and Ruby Lea, both at home. Evening Th.y're off to a deem start lelSlon, Macbride Hall Thursday Sept. 8 8:15 p. m. .. ,.. t'UI." In a Davis· cleaneel gar­ 10 a.m. - Two work conter­ at TOWNER'S . , . on the fashion floor . ences, parent education and study Edward S. Rose ..r- AllY CHILD'S montl Send us their school lrOup leaders Modeled for you will be a thrilling collection things now and tako ... 13 noon - Luncheon, Ourrier vanta•• of tho •• low. ball. A Jacki of all trades is a of the fashion-world's newest c.ceations . . . Master of none - well, our 1:30 p.m. - Third general as­ Exquisite atyles for the well-dressed woman ...... scM.. pricesl business it dispensing Dru~s breath-taking sembly, Macbride hall. and Medicines - we special­ of today . .. and a collection of Address, "New Concepts in ize in this type of work - let Junior Mias, College and Career Girl Fashions Child Development and Guidance" us furnish your needt - we ... I by Ethel Kawin. are a Friendly Pharmacy. 2 p.m. - Evaluation of wrr)< Casual anq after-five apparel at its very eonferences by Prot, Ralph H Drug Shop loveliest Ojemann and Mrs. O. S. FaUand. We cordially invite yoU to be here, at our 1So. Dubuque ll¥alaeu, election report, and In­ 109 South Dubuque St atore, 'OI this fashion show. ItaUa UOD 01 oUicera oW / PAGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1941J , Lost . Polio ·Victim Doesn't Want Pity The Daio/ Iowan (Specl.' to The Dully 10wnn) ------WASHINGTON, D.C. - Don't ' hancls :lnd c uld (on wlr. le n " 1 in Wushin::t· r, D.C., as [0 lit EST A BL1SHED 1868 pily ot' parrpcl' the pr rrors "h I new go, l cven though he couldn't direclcr. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1919 have been cnppled by ):olb. Th('y c1re .. m ef becnming a fir m1n or This measure oC sucn may even be pityinl{ you, 1.( ru- it cowboy li·'e most young;ters of satiSfied Perri's desire to l~ a Publl.bed dally execp. Monday by elusively to the u':!Ie. for repubUcaUon 01 ing to Le: Perri, a I ri" ;lIe f· C'11 l,is age. completely r:ormal life. On 0:::. Itudent Pllb1luUonl. Ine.• l'!G 10_11 AYe •.•11 the local news ."loted in \hls otWI­ 'owa CU.,., Iowa. Entered all _teoad paper a8 WtU ., aU I\P news cl\spa\ehn polio since he was a onc-yeul- At last he started to w.!l!t ber 9 he wilL fly 10 MalRl elil. mall malttr a' 'he poslofflct at ------old. with a canc. JJis Irca'm nls ~or France, to marry a younl kdy Iowa City. Iowa. under thc aU of con. Board of Tru51tta: n.lchartl O'ct, IfeU 0' ~hnh :!. 1M1!). GtorCf: Eas\.on, Oan au'hrle. Muon Today Perri, an 1t~li a l1 irn pi· the most par~ had been given who was once a childhood J)b" Ladd, Lt!sHe O. ~ ' otUert I'.ul OI.5Uh , Itrart, walk, wi h a callP and i' to bim free by doctors, clinics, mate. During the times Ihey hatt Subser,pUoD ralta-By tarrier in low. I Ma. ~ower5, Anne Smith. Cit,. to ttnls weekly or 51 per )' ear H' art direct· r ot un advl'r'iSing private Individuals and organi- been sep (,\ P) - Tile falllous Jlurt h II'Cl>t JIlounl !'d p" sional district.) dies, he stated ir with normal be lice, with a n'putlltion ror getting the Jl ~ r .. on-; Ihe,\' goo aJ'Lcr, harp For the major pieces of legislation which, in my judgment, will an interview recently. This trcot· affect vitally the future of this country, may I C'Illl your attentio,1 IT'cnt should be extended '., :.1' not hing 011 til(' Iowa 'o ns(' l'vatiull cO III III i,,~iulJ. to three which have been deaH with by the Blst congress. persons who have been handi­ In till' f'i~('1I1 year l'1l(lrd la ~t .Jull e :';0 tit(' , ~ ollllllissinn pm Of major importance, of course, is the ·Atlantic pact ar,d the capped by circumstances beY ·Jnel cntcd 1,n!J game Ia.w violators - their contl'ol, he addfd. and 10"l 0 n I v 17 cases. Mean· and f ish in g," Beckman com­ implementation thereof by an appropriation authorization to provide "I don't want an.vnne t" pr m"l(,l arms for Europe. while 1 878 pe~'sons wcre accused men ted. or pity me. 1 appreciate any 'Iek .' '. I "It might still be the afterl1lllh This represents a completely new departure in American for­ that people extend to me, but J of vlolahons. of the war, because crimes ill eign policy .. Hitherto, this country has never gone in for military don't want them to d any thin" "The difference belween the general are up. But w~ look f"r. alliances wit.h any other nations on earth. more Cor me than thry would C' number of violations and the ward to better cooperation io Iht for persons with normal bodies," The house of represl'.ntatives had nothing to do with the con­ number oC prosecutions represents fu t lire," he adcled. firmation of the pact Itself, but recently was called to vote upon he said. "Consider it this woy-I 01n'l boys who merely werc found do- the subject of Implementing the pact with an appropriation au­ wallt anyone to make me fln in­ ing wrong," Ray Beckman, chief thor'zatlon lor military aid. 'alid by helping me dO) things Paper Work Slows of the commission's fish and game Like your own congressman, Thomas E. Martin of the first h" r r'~ ,,~ mv~ · Jr . " S . congressional district, I voted against this appropriation authoriza­ lie slJ.ld he c:>nslders hi e; c:'lp­ division relatcd. I coltish Baronetcy tion for ilt least two reasons. ph'd Ifg a great Ds~rt .... c~u ft "They were only warned, but 1 - In my opinioll, the economy of the Untied Etates govern­ It has caused him to "lea" , their cases were reported the INDIANAPOLIS IU'!-A lIootil'l' simple life and to allJ)l·l'oi al e ment, already engaged in deficit spending, does not justify the ex­ samc as others. Such violations lind rt;lkcr whn inherit ed a Scot· the simple tbings and the Inp· pendi ture of this glol1ey for arms. pi ness they bring." usually arc technical, but the con- l tifh baronelcy said yesterday he servation officers include those hadn't quaPficd yet to receive L1~ 2 - In my ollinion, the apl)roprlation authorized or 2.UY con­ Persons who have "dist 11" ed in their reports. title "because there are so many ceivable amount would be wholly ineffectual in stopping the aggres­ ------~- -- minds" and other handi ~a p "There is a reason we have papers t:) fill out." sion of Russia if she determined upon that course. which are not so al)'larcnl. hI' such a /tood record on prosecu- "I'm tlking my own sweet However, the house of representatives adopted a program pro­ Interpreting the News - claimed, are often the individuals 10 be pi tied. tlons. We never take a person time," sakI Hobert Wils on Stir· viding for nearly $l-billion for this purpose. The matter is pending into cOurt unless we are abso- ling, 5B, who becomes the 10th in the senate. "The person who is h3ndi- For Easterners Begin Action capped in thaI way is the one lulely sure he Is guilly." Baronet Stirling of Glorat if he In the domestic cco.l1omy, one of the most Important bills we should be sorry for. He may The 1,712 convictions resulted ever gets his paper work dooe passed ovrl' my vote and that of Mr. Martin of the f.rst Iowa seem perfectly normal, but rna) in assessment of fines totaling and establishes his elaim to tbe district 'was the hOusing legislation. be a murderer, thieC or a hypo~ $42.468, and suspension of fines title. To me, lh is indicates a direct attack on private enterprise in To Check C01J1munist Spread crite. That's thc person that so­ totaling $7,551. Also, 459 days iOl Stirling fell heir to the bal'01l' this country as represented by the building industry. The Uniterl ciety has to help Ihc most." iail were assessed, and 155 days dey lhrc ugh the death of his filii States government in this bill is gOing into direct competition with By Sigrid Ama, for J, M. Roberts Jr. Perri found many reasons wh) suspended. cousin, Si r George Stirling, WD' «(JP) Forei~n Affairs AI1a.lys~) persons crippled by polio 'and Of the 1,729 prosecutions, 661 died la st May at the age of 8L private capital, as -engaged in this important business. . . \. others recuperating from lhe di- were fol' C;shing Violations, 913 "Therc's no usc to hurry," Stir· Incidentally, It might be noted that Iowa will benefit to prac­ For the first llm~ t1~ere seems I. He has dreamed of a coo~erat- I beccmc fully kn~~n. sease should not indulge in self- ror hunting violations, 41 for trap- ling said. "That title cao't go tically no degree by this legislation. It is a matter 01 congratu­ to be some determinatIOn among I ll1g eastern world for y~als. As But he can ple.ent the be~in- pity and lose hope of leading ping misdeeds, 25 for violations any place else." lat!on to our lIeo)lo that we will lIot become Involved in th1l far easterners to make some plans far back as the San FranCISco con- nings of far eastern cooperallon. i normal lives. o[ nauticaL rules, and B9 mis- He said, howe vcr, that he had inevitable waste, confusion, red tape and just plain political fan­ of their own to help each other ference of 1945 he told this re- Out of the Chiang-Quirino talks Franklin D. Roosevelt's her~ie ccllaneous violat.ions. been requested to complete the agling that will inevitably follow this program of public housing. in any program to keep back the porter of his ideas of a free far has already come a tacit Philip- effor18 t.J overcome the etrect3 There Ilrobably were a few papers and return t.hcm by next spread of Communist infection. cast and ~he manner in which pine promise not to recognize a of the disease, Perri pointed A matter of great interest to the people of the United States is more violations a.lld a few more Jan. 1, and added he thought he Brig. Gen. Carlos Romulo of far eastern countries could build Chinese Communist government out, should Inspire anyone not pr1seculions than the previous could do so. our agricultural program. Here, again, the house has taken aeLion the Philippines arrived in Wash- up each ot.her's economics. and a Philippine promise of mat- to give up even tbough polill year, BC("kman said. lIe de- "I've been pretty busy with m, wherein it rejected the :o-caJled Brannan plan for compensatory ington with a pLan that has been Since then he has made several erial aid to the Chinese Nation- has crippled bim. cribI'd the numuers as "fairly two mc-rtuaries here and at Acton, payments and extended the 90 percent parity for another 12 months worked oul through July and Aug- flying trips to various capitals to aUsts. "ThEY should feel th~t theil high ," but f'lllphasized that the Ind.," Stirling said. "I've g,t tD aHer Jan. 1, 1950. This matter is .also pending in the senate. ust among three of the far east's find out what each of the far 'IbIs meets the first criterIon ac!ive liCe is far Ir ~ m endl'd­ fines are "not too heavy." make a trip to Toronto to get Without appearing to be partisan, let me say that Is Is com­ out.stallding leaders - Generalis- castcrn nations most wanted if it of U .. state departmen~ de- it's actually just beginning. They "The increase in violations and my great-grandfat.hcr's dcalh Cfr­ mon knowledge abou~ the Capitol that the 81st congress bas held sima Chiang Kai-shek of China, should gel an opporlunity to set wands when aid is given. have to adjust their lives bwarr 'I ScclltJOI1S probubly is clue to tificatc in connection with Ihr a very )Ioor record as far as the expedition 01 business is con­ President Snygmall Rhee of Ko- up its own g~vernmcnt. To' a na- Belor~ the M·lrshall plan con- 1 new set of goals but they should the Cact that each ye:.r t.herc are barcnetcy, but I haven't fou nd cerned. I'ea and President Elpidio Quirino tion, all wanted our fOlIr free- gealed, top Europeans had been realize that they may not be abl more and more people hunting lime to get up there yet." oC the Philippines. ciolns, he saicl. here to detail thc manner in t I' h th ' ·'·1' For the first time in many years, the appropriation bills have o accomp IS ell'. orlgrna DIme Romulo has proven to be the ,',"I'C his lird postwar Junket which the nations of the continent in life and then concentrate thci' not been cleared by the end of the fiscal year, June 30, and many of far east's most persuasive voice Jndia , the Malay states, Burma could help each other. They got efforts to attain Iheir new ideal<,' the departments of government arc living from hand to mouth, be­ at t.he United Nations. He under- and Ceylon have gaincd their Amol'ican aid only on that pledge. he insisted. V/SUI PROGRAM CALENDAR cause the appropriation bills have not been cleared. stands the weslern way of think- freedom. Indo- hlna and Indo- 1'. will be interesting to see if That's what Perri did. lie wa~ Wr"IH" .,. d a)'. ~f'f1le mhC" r 7, '2:no 1100n n:lv lhm TI 'II11b1c!i It is only fail' to say that the house of represe.u.t.?tives had all ing better than most from the· nesla seem to be on the way. Rcmulo can present a far eastern born in a small mu:l hut ;n ihp ":("" :- m. Mnrnin!,: Chtlpct 12:10 p.m. Nrw~ appropriation bills cut of the way in ample time, but that the senate other side of the world. Guesses But the codusion of change is plan coord ina led enough to get vUla:re of Co: enza. wbich is !\:11j p.m . N"w~ I12:45 p.m. ::;port ~ TIn'lC' 8::"0 A.m. Or~rm S' ,:y Ii.,~ " I·rn ro .m. Mu-lo" 1 Ch.15 has been extremely slow in taking care of thi~ legislation. say he will be president of the no atm~sphere in which to meet the interest of the state depart- near Naples ill southl'm 'holy. R: ·I;1 n 111 . ~ollthhJlld SinF!inr. ?N" ~ 1)1, "I ".". next UN assembly. thc Communist pressure from the ment. If he does, it will comc at lie was stl'icken by polio at t·be ~:O ~ a.m. Holln n~ Today rind Tomor- 2-:15 \).111. SIGN OFF" Of course, t.his is not a complete resume of the bills passed by the )·ow KMI house of representatives. Such a recital would take more space th"n Doubtless he has been oris nort~ . Ia tilT;:! when American demands age of one and rendered a hl'lll- 'l:lil n.m. Advf'n lllrr.s In Jle!'.C'nl'l'h i';lO II m. ~!GN ON of tbe important co-authars of Whatever Romulo brings here as f- r 5~ mc program in C;lina are less cripple. 9 :~f} ,LIn . Music You V/:mt .':"" Jl.m . Op\!$ ~ P.M. you bave available anu completely exhaust the patience 01 your 111;00 9 m. T\I1U:~ O\l,;t(,TI; ~:OO p.m_ Novntin ~ {' -the plan, although he came UII- a pbn, he must present it first slowly growing and . criticism of His family was very poo r anf 10 :30 0 fll. Tho B,ok readers. del' the name of the three men U Secretary of Slate Dean Ache- I the staf.e department's "let the his father left for the Uniter \,}:4 5 a Ill. Davi d Felton, Counselor 5"0 p. n... . Proudly W~ Hall In my opinion these arc the major pieces of legislation enacted 1\ :011 8 .m . New o;: 6:00 p.m. Dinner liour who outrank him. sen. It will take so me da~to i dust settle" policy is .:n~ w-balJing. States in 1921 to work and savr 11: 1!1 8.m. Mt'lody Mnrt 7:00 p.m. fhv(\'t'1W ()()d Seret1ade by congress to this da teo in r rder to pay for treatmen'f 11 :45 a.m. Voke of the A,my 7:aO n.m . SIGN OF~' Cor his son. He worked all ove' the United Statrs, as a railroar' Nothing Doing in C~ngress - Era of Million-Dollar Movies Disappearing laborer, a miner, a steelworker and a painter. Parl of his earn;ng Political columnists h.ve devoted a lot 'Of time and space to By Till! CENTRA L PR.:SS 000, but they show a profit, lic(ure were playing al our thea each week was saved b brill' offkial daily pointing up the "do-nothing" characteristics of the current congress. HOLLYWOOD - Pity th l:) PJ 1r This r r"ducer has a formt,l ; ter. Supposing, toC' , we knew Uli' his family to the United Slale' They have claimed that the 81st congress outdoes the 80th film maker. His bankers tell hin­ which seems to WOrk. He i;s - Jim wDuld not b' available for and to treat his son . congress in doing nething. There h n ve been only a few bilL that .0 "keep it uncleI' a million," or ' l{N'dlille flunt€l'." His 1i1ms BI'e televising? Then we'd think twicL After many different kim}, have received congressional approval that come close to ,being majof "det Cary Grant and Joan Fon­ ['l'e-sold by toclay's newsp~t)er about seeing the film at the Bl­ of lrelltnlent, frl'quently at Ihe BULLETIN pieces of logislation. taine for this and we'll give you slories. The titles of some of rli' jou before deciding lo slay for the ha;nds of quacks-, tbl' Ifalian the loan." The producer can't WEDNESDAY, SF.pn·l\1B~R 7, 1!J1:l vor. XXV, NO. ~'t At this pomt, eight and a half mOllths after tbis congress films tell the story beUer: Whel'( one in the living room. doctors Itave up hllpe of heIJl'l'~' make a picture with top names Are My Childrcn'?, Divorce, B13r~ In order to get us Lo the Bijou, Ilonvened, ~here arc sUII many apl)rOllriation bills UHlt have ·gone the child to rrgain the U,\1 or for less than a million. Market Babies, and Don', ~ Gamble producers are going to have to his leg. In 1928 the fatlll'r ~ ~II( unattended. Some departments of the federal government are UNIVERSITY CALENDAR This means the era 9f lhe mil · With Strangers. ,concentrate on the super-special f" I' his wife and SO li lo join him now operating under emergency measures until congress can run rNIVER:.iITY CALENDAR Items ar:l scheduled 111 tile Presidenl', lion-dollar picture is ('rmin~ to ar Thcl'c aI'\' the tW:l categrries: epics. in Farrell, Pa. otrlces, Old Capitol. . through the necessary apprlliH:latiolls bllts. end. Productions will be broken the super "A" which will make Everybody seems to be mak­ There varinus tre~lment.s were The whole muddle presents lin unusual spectacle in U.S. his­ sharply in lo two definite cale­ money evcn if Ihey lJave. to ing tilms for television in Holly­ given at a free clinic neal' th( Tuesday. S~I}tembcr G t~tiOIt rflt" IleW sl ud : nts. tory. With the cloEe of the liscsl ye,ar, ~ongress wac forced to t a k e gories. One will Qe the super­ blast yOU into the th faters. ;1\1(1 wood. Some will get to OUI' TV Perri home for many month' 8;00 a.m . 10 5:00 p.m. - low;, Saturday, Septt'lI1l1er 17 stopgap measureS to kl:!ep the fed'eral departments running special epic, thc olher the coarse­ the little picture which is good sets. Some are so bad they won't without succrss. But one day th ' B:OO p.Il' . ttt 12; 00 p.m. - Iowa ly-called "quickie." enough to sell itself Into a pro- make the grade. This situation Congress of Par nts and T,each: rs. Now, however, it's getting to be downright embarrassing. Three 1lll'Se told Perri's muther that a SUI. Memorial Union open h~u se. Last year was fit. / will not last. The men will be times congress has extended the emergency PQl'iod in the 'hope "relrell!)hm~nt" ,ueclalist on polio would be visit­ Wednesday, September 7 lItonday, SClllembu 19 year for 1f.!lllywood. Tip until This theory is being proven ILl' - separated frem the boYs and ing at the clinic and that hr that action could be taken. There Is still riO reUef in sight. 8:00 3111 . to 5:00 p.m . - Iowa Hcgis lralJon, Iowa fieldhou5e. .... this summer, produ'ltion was at ther by television. Actors wcl- pretty fair television films soon might be abLe to help the crillPJcr ~ongrEss of Parents and Teachers, a low ebb. Slud\o personnel, aet- come it, but producers, in spite lif will be on the air. child. Tuesday, September 28 on and workers alike, we r () their smiling faces, are scared. However, expensive films for SUI. fir gi ·lralion, Iowa iieldhnll5e. Humpty Dumpty The doctor thought hc coulrl Close of Indep_ndent Study thrown out of jobs as studios J[ you could stay hrme and s'!e television cannot be ·shown fOr help and three long and difficult Wedne~day, Sr)ltembtr %1 attemp'Nt . to cut costs. One a lair film on your television set, quile some lime. A producer can­ Unit. nrllistratio l1 , Iowa fieldhuust. operations were perfrrmed. They Friday, SClltcmher 9 n-a.~or studio ,."ad .. n"t"hil)g but you would .s lay bome. If the not afford to make a costly film were successful-Perri would br 7:30 p.m. - Or'on HOllse ftl! Mort-scheduled films. r.eighborhood theatEr weTe show- to be shown just once on the com- 5 Homt 'hlf> to "'~ L'< with 11 cane, 1hc 10 l1.m. to p.m. - lewa lli llh New Studenls, PI·rsid-nt's These were releflsed - dirrl ... ing only a fair film, we'd be sure "C ~ st- ' o-coast television. What doctor said. However, a long per­ ,School Press association COllve ll - 11I1\1·sda3'. S·"ltmbrr 2! horrible death at the_ bl»( oW.:r to slay h:lme. Isponsor would pay lwo million iod of recuperation, .< pen' Iyin­ I:on, row ~ MemlJrial Union . 7:30a.m. - IJp'ning 0r da15C1 6::\0 p.m. to II :00 p.ln. - 10\\'1\ 8:20 '1.In. - Inductio;1 and re-j once again realized YVll helping the chll(1 devclo!1 th cannot fo'l the public. talent. he had. Offl ciil l I{c~'lstr;ltiOI1 for forrnJI o:on lUll . 1(, 12 :00 p 111 - - AU Frulcrnily Rushing. IJniv rsily P11I"1.Y. I"resh lnclll PhI" Now s'~1dios are settHn!.! down "She used to .bring m ~ trflcin!f September 11-14 Iy. 10WII Memorial 1J~i~n . paper and bo' ks to keep me bu

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- . Genoml Services 31 Rooms for Hent lfJ lvusceUaneous Jor Sale (COnt.) 15,ono Enumarators ' WANT AD RATES Newly decorated. completely fur By RA1' IOND \\lLCOVE Bendix sales and service. JackaoD'1 1 Large front room for men - \\ e i . , EI~Lrlc and Clli. ide. Dia_l _3_4_0_8.______nlshed apartmeJlt in Summi t: "tral Pres Curre pondeDt Ilartment building; Gooperativ WASHINGTON - In a lew For cors .:<:ulJ\'e IM t'flwra 11: age. and Rubbish. LIght haul- Appro\ed doubl(' rooms for men. plan. 2500 will handle; balanc 111. months m('n in dog sleds will h~ " 'ord 01. ,1 :!!lH. Dial 2327 or 2656. 30 p"r mvnth Dial 7510. rapping on the igloos of isolat('d fhr"e Da _. ____ JOe per "ort! I\U1OS lOr ::>ale Eskimos above the Arctic Clrcle. Used 21 1Wanted - to Renl l1.. Transportation Wanted U The nation's 1950 d('cennial cen­ he Da ...... ~ ...... 13c pu word 9 ------Olle J\lonlh. .. _...... 39c per wurd he\ r ·Il t C(OU,lW. " 5 e at Arriving Sept 9. Veteran. grad uat Av' liable to drive or help drive sus will be underway. SGulh H ll wk y \ III e artl'r • tudent and wUe dC; lre ~mall ' ear to the ast Texar area, leav The gigantic task of counting II r.l. :lpt or .furnished room. \\,Jile bu" in E: on ur abou ept. 8. Gall Ke America's population does not of­ t:la: IJR'(I U, ... Ia) ------,.------""3=5 8-0 Dally Iowan. , Carter , 4191 b tore 5 or 4541 afte fi cially open un til April 1, 1950, lone Day _0 .... 75<: per col. mct. •• 11I1I1I U ono IvplIlO "Census D:lY." 110 we v e r, six ~ Six CO / "' ~ull\· c days, Music and Radio 103 6. mcnlhs before that the census liot.. ry public. mimeographing • p.!r d y .... __ fiOt· I)('r cui lIlel ------takers will launch their task in :md typing. Mary V. burns. 601 Oepend ble radio repair .. Pu:k-u Alaska's northland before lhe deep MOil th _ 50c per ~'O l. j""" I . 11. and T . Bldg. Dial 26~6. and deliver. Woodburn Souoo snows set in. inl'~·rtjon s ) I'c idenre 2:127. Service. 8·0151. Typewriters Although D-Day for tlIc 171h 38 Cuarant~ revalr for all lIIake. decl'nn'al census i still a year Deadl~"H Stop In and see lhe new ------Home and Auto radios. We pick. Imay, r, rcat preparllUons arc Weekdays _._ _ _ 4 pm. Eo),.1 Portable. up and deliver. Sutton Radio Serv· underway for the IO- y~ ar Saturdays .. ___._ .... Noun We repair all makes or tYPE eountl."g of noses. A lcrrlfic ICC. 331 E. Market DInI 2239 writ r ·. Victor Adding Marhlm Ch~k )'OI. r ad In thf'! h 1 , Olr It hirl laundered. Di I for immediate delivery. "mount of preliminary work .... _...... 'T"h,. n t ll\' (. • ..... ""'" ~ "" rf M'iaoeUaneoua for Sale -- 101 mu ' be oompleted before the JPOnalble tQ' only one mcorrec:1 In rtlan. world's g rea t e s t 1l0001Uialion Cushman 1947 molor s';;; $ 130. / WI KE L count begins. flrln l:' ,\dv r U'l'ml'llt. 10 Wantl"l: C lrl [or Gon raj Office Call 3J I J- exl. 439 after ~ Typewriter ExchangE Approximat Jy 150,000 enUnT­ The Dall 10" an 8 11~ilJ · flirt' Work. Larcw Cll. era tors mu' 01' l'Iflcilll \ fUrl!lture Ilil 011 ciu '11 to the ANN~: X . OJ) :; III the tllnetn!)le: 1. Allrll I , 1950-The enum­ Daily Iowan Want Ac !\Todul! crati~1l of the pOI)ulaiiulI is taken cf tltat «ale. anti Sell Your Car 2. Dec. 1, 195C-'I'he IlDpula­ Baggagr 'fra n: l ',. UOII or the United States mu t \ ;' :1 1 Ad. lIet such fa~t Many new sludents and faculty members are already i r vult be 'aU RI.' th cy'r read be trall'mitted to the President. Dia l - 9690 - Vial ,lIl!erly by bllrgain hunters. town looking for housing accommodations for tho coming yoa 3. Dec. 31. 1952-All report 'l'h se people 1I('('d s('cond­ on the 1950 census must be hand ~ tllrr, or wanl to s 'V Ono of tho quickosl ways for you 10 tell them about yOUI' oxb completed. n1" )IJ ('y by buyin, Jes.~-than room is with a DaUy Iowan Want ad. It would be impossible lor the new ilrt ic lcs. ~CliSUS bureau to complete its ('II thl! old ja)op Want Ads got fasl results because they'ro road eagerly J: the balU!l. reports. in less than three years i r In I t th dowll-p:J yment on of his fill t it were not for some 3,000 robo ts lh IlI'W sln nmliner. One at house hunters, bargain hunlers- everybodyl , ti rling, wnl which do the work which would tile liUll···,'· \\,ilY~ to 'ell your age 01 B8. olherwise take lhousands of em­ l' m' is wit h a Daily Jowan urry," Stir. ployes many, many years. ------~. ( Wanl Ad. Let a Want Ad slart wOlking for You todayl A friendl can't g? During lhe 1880 and 1890 cen­ consistency, edited alld coded. per I unlLS \\Hh ('omplieated form to Want Ad taker will help you wrilo your ad. Then tl1.e Informa.tion on the ('Ilunu' rate IMt. a.bont 150 mil- Gel a Wunt Ad today. A suses, U took eight years each fri endly Wll nl Ad taka will schedules Is transferred 1p ] hey urI! thl!1l bulatcc1 by 11011 1)1' 11 111('. .', and onl'-half to complete the reports Oil the t h elp YOll write your ad. Call da ia gathered. It was as a re­ punch cards according to fixed unit counll!rs or fed inlo addin t mllllou farm will al.o he vl-Ited 4191 'lOW. sult of this that thc government codes. tabulators. depending un the type becall se the 1950 census will began io eXI)criment with The cards nre lhen automali- ot tables to be prod Ill' d. ('(I\'t'r both iI lt rlculture alld pop- Daily Iowan Want Ads mechanical means of speedIng cally ~o rl l. d, 101;Iled , and the rc- 1'be unit eoun1er can hl.ndlc ul tioll. I Call 4191 Now! up the work. suits printed inlo lables by elec- 60 dUferellt cla, sifi 'atiotl of Ill. 'l'he e unlry Will uc dl\'ic!ed Inlo The P 1l1)le's Marketplace The 3,000 machines, or various trically-operatcd tabulating ma- formatioll shuultan('ously a l the 200.000 enl1ll1 ration dl triels tlnd types, will make approximalely I: n1l1e5. Approximtl lely 1,500 elec- rate of 400 cards per minu1e. each person llueried will b us kC'd POP EYE 14 billion card passes, n card pass trie key punch mnchines will be One of the most interesting mu- ubout llU question". More thall 200 representing a card run through used for the 1950 census. chines is the electrical calcubto II tl II hav' bel'lI telJ\atlvely a machine once. Alter the cards have been which adds, ~ lI IJ\r"I'IS, mulLlplle~ U led r"l' Ihl' farm Cl'nsus. When the ecnsus takl'rs' punched lind verified. II sorting md divid('s, a "JIll' hallie I I)rllin" Jr ul1 empJ(I}'m('ll\ {''\lst and schedules arc rreeived from the machinl' shl!ffles them Intn any whith has a lllinillluJ\\ '),Iced of I' ImlJlI :Jble 10 hir(' 130,000 field, they are first checked for desired series of classifi cations l,500 com putations all hJur. All (·nU ITl'rlltOl. thl' ~chools of the electronic multillllC'r cnn Illak natilltl IlU Y be rill. o'd lIurlll~ tho 0, 000 comput tIOILS an lio Ir. r r t ",el'k 0' April. when the New machine are aho bein G' I en us \dll be c o nduc~rd, and COli tructed. One ha be(,n llic k- . ~"," ,0 .0:10 t(,oleller may b namen .. the m' c .ille witn a utili zed, , Tr·y and Stop Me /r.eDl( ry." I n~l"a tI of Ia. In it~ Whcn the census is ('o mpleted data from punch card , thi ma­ nd the nnt. n's population ha ------By BENNETT CERf--· ----- dun' Ollel.ltcs by 10il' netm im­ bl'en s . 'llllillCd state by .s ta l , o>,m or the 1'(' d is " I:'reat ('on-rt will tlll'n reappor- leadillg erit ic:s , CO itl1l1l1i Hts, fwd \)uokH(' llt'rH. l'nfol'llllllltrly, th(' that its capacity has never be('n tion the .· ('ats ill th" house of !ll1d I('adin~ t'l'it ics, co lllll1ni HIS, dclermi.ucd. 1 1'11l~ rnhtivfs I 'll' thl' ,18 statr.. booksrll('l's sl'ldolli show lip , alld From labulutinlt.. mnchll1l!s lhe 'lhls is th(' prime rea 011 why II CO llpl<' or hundred tolll ll~' 1111· multiplied tho usandS of stnlisllC)l1 (' on ~rl' ~ pro\'hled for a. decen­ BLONDIE / CHIC YOUN( known gatecl'asherr do. The guest tab les g:J to C'dltlJr~ who arral1t! Ilia I etu,uo;. of honor is pinned down in a cor­ them for publico:ion. 11w government lakes m any ner by some unutterable bore, the t}xlIlsnatory Irxt, are pre­ o1l1l'l' ('en U.CS also. A censu oC host tries vainly to signal the pared, Ilrclin:.lnary illiormatloll manufacture is now underway waiters to close down the bar. and i, writtcn, alld n,c fillal COpy • II I a rcn us of busin s will be <1 good lime is had by none. of the full reJloris is readll'd l or t"k,'n this yeU l'. At cne swanky function. Munro the print r. loro than 80 vol­ 'I'he , ov('rnm('llt al 0 make Leaf, crealor of the famed Ferdi­ umes were nceded to publiloli IJI lJnthly, q uarterly a lld alll1ual nand th e Bull, r a u n d himseH facts collected ill 1910. , ;, r\'ey s between ccnsuse ill sealed last. "1 guess," he ~ aid rue­ 'l'he fi l':, t decennial cell~u in m .I Il Y ('cu/wmle 3.'ld social fi l'lds (ully, "I'm low man on the proto­ 1790 was co nduCl d by 17 Unlkd which helps k('cp the dee('nnlal co!." A !lortly author ss boasted to 3lates mnrshab, uided by GO O a - tabulatioll ; current. Leaf that her husband always tools sislant marshals. Each enumera­ Bud;::et Din'dor Capt proudly care of her literary jamborees. "How d o you keep him glued to your ,or used whalevel' papcr or blD.llk &t te : "What slarted out in 1790 dde?" asked Leaf. "Witches' brew and mysterious potions," she ex­ .Icteboo ks he l·hO·e. as it rcl~tiyely simple Cuunt of plained coyly. 11 was at this point somebody noticed thut her husband 'Ihe 1950 cen us Is a far cry J "IHd.,tion h,lS Arown in t., the had disappeared compLetely. Three days laler the aulhoress Llill was from that. l~ lIume r tor" \\ ill wor1d'~ hig"e~ l continuous statis­ looking Jor him. visit some t o-million dwellin, tical uperation." Another jolly Kaffeeklatsch almost ended in a [ree-for-all when a -----,------_. lady author with communist leanings (and two ~ abl coa ls) upbraided a publisher lor bidding a million dollars for Mr. G'lurchill's memoirs. "Churchill is a typical, obsolete, old Tory." t hrilled the In d,V, hel LAFF .. A-DAY cheeks turning an appropriate pink. "Hi ~ thoughts 3l'en't really hi~ 1 own." "ThaI's all rig h t," the publisher assurcd hel'. "The mililon SILENC~ isn't my own eitber." The clim'lx of the art(lIm nt camp IV hen h( FREE fixed the I"dy with an Hcc usillg finger imd demnllcied, "Where wel'( LIBRARY I :' " " ' h"'n ~t "' li~ c ; ..... nrd. " ('I f\ ~ f't 'uifh H in"1·?" "Whcre V,'(,f C yO U ' she countered, "w hen Washinglon crossed the Delaware?" At th \ ...... _ .. _._ ", ... . ,. " •. , - J" , .. U '0 lllC Ul.Illanl )'

NO, I WON'r PUT YOU Dim 1'1' T ELL "'= TRADE BACi( OUn. ABOUT THAT FOGHORN WHO ROOMS! .. .. YOU HAS nlE NEXT ROOMI ... SUGGESTED THE .. .-r POUNDED ON THE WALL, SWiTGI, 50 YOU AND HE C~ANGED COULD GET AWAY FRO'v\ A ~URRICANE III III FROM TH' <.JUDGE'S RIPPING OFF A TIN ROOF II! II 11\ 11\ SNORING' .. .. AND 10 A SNORE SOUNDING 1111 II IT'S A C LOSED LIKE A PIG CAUGHT UNDER. . , . ." D~L NOW/ A RAIL FENCE! . ETTAICETT

Tl4E SWIM ~CTY IS I>J HIGI-l GEAR;' ETTA OOESNT ICNOW IT; BUT DOUG AND lHECREWARE USING HeR AS A DEco-1 m CATCH '!HI> ~AN1'OM ·~~A Kr!.S T~E 9-6 srfYNAWAY." <.JUDG~ 'S SNORE SOUND LIkE A KITTEN'S PURR~ "Why, Marvin Slink, I hardly recognized you without ,. your glasses,"

'. PAGE SIX - .TIIE DAlLY JOWA~, WED~SDAY. SEPT. '1, 1!!i9 New Hillcrest Architect's Drawing of New Hillcrest Addition Barkley Enterfains New System Scares (rooks Widow At Swank Psy hology, Invisible Fingerprints Help Addition Bids Sf. Lo uis Ball room Business Men Thwart Check Forgers CHICAGO (IP) - Crooks won't 1------ST, LOUIS (WI - Vice Presidrnt willingly leave their fingerprints quarters in Chicago, slipplie! To Be Opened Alben W, Barkley tl)ok Mrs, Curle- - not even invisible ones. stamping devices, invisible ink and t.'Jn S. Hadley to a swank night Several thousand businessmen developing fluid , The service also Contractor's bids on the Hill­ club last night to round out a throughout the country now are includes handling of bad checlu crest addition will be opened at [oul'-day "date" with the widOW , using that two-edged weapon- and collection attempts, 2 p.m. today in room 22lA, The cou ple slipped up to the psych .olog~ and the invisible fin- ,1he corporation sayS it has 4,- . gerpr,nt.-l11 an extremely suc- 000 clients in 28 states. Schaeffer hall, George R. Pari­ ChUM. hotel starll".ht ryo1 by a I ress[ul battle against forgery, a Z'ek, assistant ~uperintendent ot rear elevator and j oined s groUP ,~300-million annual drain on the SUI planning and construction of friends who had been waiting .'.merican business, Senate Democra\s division, said yesterday, Ior an hour. 1'his is how the system works: The four-story addition, approx­ It was their Iil'st appearance A stranger seeking to eash a Imately 40 feet wide and 143 feet in public since "t.he veep" arriv d check is asked to put his thumb­ Set to Fight GOP here Sunday from his Paducah, print in invisible ink on the back long, will be built to the south Ky" home, He leaves today tor of the check. of the southeast tower of the pre­ SprirWfield, Ill, II the check clears, the print Aid to China Plan '\ ~ent dormitory building. Barkley were a white Corm al remain.> i~vi~jble . But If the (' .. ~" It I WASHCNGTON 1\1'1 _ Chair- eont rl Hillcrest now houses 550 men. coat, white tie and dark trousers. bounces, It IS sent to the offIce man Tom Connally D-Tex), 01 Kimb; Mrs. Hadley wore a small black of the Canler corporation and de- the senate foreign relations com· The addItion will provide space againl velvet hat and a tea rose In her vcloped by a special solution into mitt.ee, indicated yesterday the 'I ~or another 137 men, Plans also hair, Her dinner dress was a a visible print, administrst:on will wage a last have been made for future expan- Ilowered marine green. The resulting visible print is ditch fight against Republican et· Barkley personally arroneed the positive idenL 1lcatlon whIch can forts to write Nationalist Ch ina details of their nI ght out. Until be checked aganst local police into the $1,450 ,000,000 arms aid last night, they have spent the files or the more than 1l2-million bill. sion of- Hillcrest to bring housing li '1l e at her horne Qr ridiog in j:; rints in the PBI flies at Wash- He took a firm stand on the facilities up to BOO men and prof her car. ington, Chinese aid controversy as the vide new dining and kitchen ser­ Tne vice prcsiden tasked lhe So successful has the system senate returned from a week 'g vacation and prepared to take up Vices. ,,- ~ 4 t - . tri"" II 0 "Jllfv Old Ken­ been in discouraging forgeries, tucky Home" when his party en- said J,W, Field, spokesman for a series of vital foreign polity Basement plans of the addition pY'e s e.n t hv.t' measures, .. 1.. .. """" l.he Ulnlll~ LU.JuL .,lu\J, I.lh.. .I) the corporation, that it has not >yill include a temporary mechani­ swing into "Some Enchanted yet been necesSary to refer a I?rint Debate begins today on a three­ year extension of the reCiprocal cal equipment room, A lounge, extensi an Evening," finishing with "Wagon to the FBI. Wheels." trade agreements program, with elgh t stud en t rooms and locker Field said that of the millions Republicans and De m o'c rat! f. , ot checks cashed under the in­ rboms will be located on the Barkley's party included Mrs. squared off for a sharp dispute -.-. ~ P)(t Hadley's boss, Joseph McClain, visible print system, only 20 true ground floor. () ri d ; t ~nn over whether restrictions should HILLCREST DORMITORY W Ill house 137 addltlCln al men when the p,m. today. Future expansion plans call for a W.ng to parallel general counsel of the Wabash forgeries occurred. Identification be placed on President Truman'. The first floor will have a two­ proposed addiUon, ou tlined in the unbroken black line, Is complet­ Grand a.venue and will Increase Hillcrest's capaC ity to 800 men. railroad and his wife. Mrs. Hadley was established through local po­ tariff-culling powers, room kitchehette apartment, a ed. Contractor's bids for the addition, which extends south fro m Also Included in future plans are a new dinlnK hall and kitchen fa­ is his secretary. McClain gave lice fingerprint files and 15 :11'­ Connally said the .arms bill rests have been made so far, proctor's room and 18 student the southeast tower of the present buUdln&,. will be opened at 2 cilities shown at Ihe leU above. her time oft to be with the vice probably will come to the floor president yesterday. By far, the bulk of the bad rooms. Second and third floors immediately aCter the senate com­ OU1ers in the party were Rich­ checks are for reasons of insuf­ pletes action on the trade pro· each will have 18 student rooms mond C, Coburn, SI. Louis lllwyer ficient funds Or closed accounts, and two proctor rooms. gram. But that may be two or Big Parade Opens 1949 Beauty Show and wife, J, Wesley McAfee, The in vis i b 1 e .fingerprinting three weeks, he saId, 1'he fourth floor will include six West Liberty Airplane Crash ATLANTIC CITY, N.J, IlP\-The 1]8 bands. The 90-minute . parade president of the Union Electric seIvlce is the brainchild of El­ The aid-to-China dispute may student rooms, Shower and toilet annual Miss America pageant was the real kick-of! of the an­ company of Missouri and wire, wood Brooks, president of the come to a head tomorrow when facilities will be provided on euch opened yesterday when the 52 ' nual beaut~ pageant, which ends Dean Paul Brossman of the Tu­ Central Bank and Trust company the jOint foreign relations-armed Iloor. Saturday nIght with the crown­ lane Law school in New Orleans of Denver and former official of services committee headed by The rooms in the addition will (ailed 'Pilotlrror' by CAA contestants paraded along Atlan- ing of "Miss America." and wife, Whitney Seymour, New the American Bankers association. Connally meets to hear testimony be similar to those in the pre­ Norbert Locke, Iowa Ael'onautics commiSSion dil'ector, yes­ tic City's famous boardwalk be- This was the Iirst glimpse the York lawyer, and wife. Brooks figured it was costing from Vice Adm, Oscar C. Badger, s\!nt building, George L. Horner, fore 250,000. cheering people. public had of the 1949 crop of trrdllY attribuled lhe cause of a plane crash Sunday n ear West his bank $3 for the special handl­ superintendent of planning and Business halted on the board- beauty queens and one of the LOCAL MAN ELECTED ing each bad cheCk required. With SHE TOOK HER TIME construction, said. Libel'ty which took lh life of a 33-year.old J own Citian to "pi. walk for the parade of the girl few times tbey will see them in W.O, Potter, Iowa City, was a group of bUSiness associates, he BOURNEMOUTH, ENG. (IP)­ lol l'I'o[,," in baU1ing suits, bathing suits. On three of their Ielected president of the Veterans organized the Canl~r corporation Mrs, Elizabeth Wh itehead reached An inve tigalion into the cau e of the cI'n h was be,::!, un Suo· The contestants, smiling to the, four public appearances this u { the 3.,'/th Machine Gun Battal­ in Denver two and a half years the age of 105 yesterday and gave Storage Facilities cluy l'v e llin~ by S. E, Searle, air Rafety inve tigator for the Civil crowds from their own floats, were week, the girls will wear evening iol1' of Wo~ld War I at an annual ago as distributor for the service. a short recipe for long life: "Never neronautic>l boaI'd. piped along with the music of dresses, reunion at Clinton Sunday. The corporation, now head- hUrry," R"srlc's 1'('110rt and th(' of· Ftor Surplus Corn ficial findings of the board wjll be Anti-Fly Campaign released at a later date thr ough CAA-CAB official channels at Continues Locally Under Construction Washington, D.C, Today is "Kill-the-Fly" day, Corn storage facilities in John­ Killed in the crash was Ruard the third day in a series of al William Cochrane, 603 E, College ~on county now available, under week-long attempt to mop up on street. Cochrane was operator ot I construction and promised will the Iowa City Ftying service, insects at the tag end of the provide space for about 610,000 Th~ee other Johnson county summer. bushels of the 1948 surplus corn residents also were killed in the The whole Iowa City commu­ crop\ County AAA Chairman Ray crash. They were Wayne Kennedy, nity is encouraged to kill dlseasp­ E. Smalley said yesterday. 32, farm resident near West Lib- carrying insects by attacking The total still is about 200,000' el'ty; his 34-year-old brother Gale them with insecticides. bushels short of the amount of Kennedy, also a farmer near West Yesterday, the seCond day of storage space needed, according to Liberty;. and Gl~nn Creno: 30, anti-fly week, w::s devoted to a survey made by the AAA office, West LIberty bustnessman. destroyirlg all possfble fly-breed­ Smalley said. The accident occurred about ing places, "I don't know if we can get noon Sunday on the Dale Mohr Sparking the drive is a junior 1he additional storage space need­ farm on Highway 6, 6 miles west chamber of commerce committee. ed," Smalley said. of West Liberty, headed by Ted Fay. The week He urged farmers to provide The crash hapened on a dem­ ends Saturday, but in the mean­ corn storage on their farms, be­ onstration flight by Cochrane to time Iowa City's power spraying cause "that's where it's going to show the Stinson "Voyager" to the machine has treated downtown Jje needed some day," Kennedy brothers. alleys, the city dump and visited Present storage facilities in the "It is reasonable to assume," school play grounds in addition county include about 38,000 bush­ Locke reported, "that Wayne to the other places it visits per­ Iod ically. els in round steel bins located on Kennedy was flying the plane at _ _ ..l-_ _ _ the sand road south of Iowa City. the time of the accident." Five steel quonset-type build­ AlL four of the men aboard the Judge Finds Man ings, now under construction at plane were licensed pilots, the same site, will hold about 200,- * • • Guilty of Contempt 000 bushels. They should be com­ Ruard William Cochrane was Rleted by the end of next week, born November 6, 1915, at Mon­ Rex J ohnson, Manly, has been George Robertson- of the Nagle roe, Iowa. He was a 1937 SUI found guilty in Johnson county Lumber company, contracting graduate and received a degree riistrict court on three counts of firm, said yesterday. trom the Harvard school of busi­ contempt of court arising trom an Smalley said the AAA office ness administration in 1939. old divorce order here. Johnson was ordered last March was promised 84 additional round MI'. Cochrane had llved in 10Vla steel bins, each holding 3',250 Ci ty for several years. to pay h'ls former wife, Garnet Johnson, $100 monthly starting bushels, a~d 64 wood bins with Among the survivors are his a tota 1 of 100,000 bushels. April 1. Charged with failure to widow, and two sisters, Mrs, make three payments, he was The wood bins will be located George Nagle, Iow~ City, and at Lone Tree. Swisher and Hills sentenced to 90 days in jail. Mrs, Gerald A, Mokma, Berne, Judge Harold D. Evans wi th­ each will get 36 of the steel bins Switzerland. Mrs. Mokma's hus­ and 12 probably will be located held the enfol'Cement of thE' sen­ band is associated with the tenep until Oct. 10 to give John­ Solon if a si te is round, Small­ ~t United States consular service in son more time to make the pay­ ley said. ments,

STORAGE FACILITIES for John. on counly's 1948 l urplUI e.. rn ('rop ~rl\ ~d" J Ill' over tb,. but 8pace now " vallable. under constructJo,n and promised ItIII will be 200,000 bushell ahort of needed, County AAA Cbalrman Ray SmalJcy said. Roof .rebe. of on e of ' .ve quon.. l.type IIRflllll lat,orlll'e bulJdlnl'S now under con. truetlon l outb of Iowa City frame roulld steel storale binI for about busbels'of corn. When the quon. ets are compleied next week, Jobnlon coun&y will bave .torale for abou~ 100,000 additional buahell of corn.