On the Inside The Weather Cardl.naJa Nip BrooJdyn. 7-6 - ... PClQ8 2 Pa.rtly cloudy to~ay and tomonow. Three-Year Old Di.. of PoUo Hl~h todcxy 85: low 58. Yesterday's ••• Paqe Ii high 80, loVl 59. Threaten Gary Vice Plckata ••• Paqe _ Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire -' FIve Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday, July 31. 19~9 - VoL 83, No, 206 . . -Russ Sp;.es: 'in UN,

Eisler's Sister Says Police Hold Pai. ·~· . After~ . .. WA HINO'I'ON (AP )-'Testimony of a self-described for­ mer Conuuunu,t that Russia bas used the United NatioJltl to .. re­ infol'c " her spies ill tllis country Wmi made public last nigbt by I senate judiciary subcommittee. The statement was made by Mrs. Ruth Fischer, ew York Alieged'Beating Of Boy City, a si ter uf Gerhart Eisler, tile Communist leader who j ulUP­ ed \JQud and skipped the coun, try after being cO llvicted of 17· Year-Old A'Fine' Time Was Had By AI! passport fraud . British Sloop Flees The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away. Mrs. Fischer testified behind The police desk sergeant on duty yesterday afternoon repJrted closed doors at a meeting of tho Is Treated for a lady meter-violator walked in and oftered him a dollar becau: e sen.te committee on May 10, She Communists' Gu"', e "the t ime on ml1 p&r king meter expired and the policelllilrt didn't said she once was a leading mem­ leave a ticket on my car." ber .;.1 the German Communlsl In . V.angtle Escape Cuts, X-Rayed She insisted that she should pay because "the Lord wants us party but broke with the Com­ to do what IS right." The officer finally convinced her thaI the l.oJ'd munists in 1926 and became 1\ LONDON (Al) - The British Twv Des Moines y•. ulhs were I would take h m to task if a m eter tine was received Wider such United States citizen In 1947. She sloop AmetHyst han escapr d heid without boncJ last night in circum: tances. testiIied against Eisler at his trial. down the Yangtze river under the Johl1son county jail on charges of ------:':"""':':""":"""-"",---::------"7"----,--- In ber bJlbet10 seerei testi­ tire of Chinese Communist shore mony, she Aid Soviel, intelll­ batteries and rsave the king." Charles E, McCaughey, 21, were Vernon Van Dyke was nameu associate pro.fes.~ol· of political Ican societ-Y to Moscow headquar­ The Ametl)yst was fired on at broughl inlo the Iowa City po- science. H(' taught at DePauw IIniversity Ilnd wns II ll.'cturcr in ters." least twice in her downriver run lice I~Uon by highway p .. lrol- the school for udvanc'd int l"Oa tiol1lJ l studies in Washington, D.C, (AI' wl'''Pbolo ) men aftel" ihe right on Musca- "Recently this corps has been to safety, the admiralty said. reinl reed by the UN delegations Airliner, Fighter Collide in M'id~Ah~ tille avenue near Couri streel. It'or th past tJn' (' yrlll''i. Van Dyk hai> been.profeliSot· of poli~ical Thc, Amethyst has been at an­ .; cipI}(·~ Ilt Yal e, of Ru ssia ~nd her satellites," Mrs. chor in the Yangtze river since Police said Meeker was hitch- Appointfd assistant urofessor In Fiscoer said. SIXTEEN PERSONS were killed whel1 all E sterll alrlb{es DC -3' al1fl .. ~avy flrMet p~ne C()llIded last April 20, when she was hiking on iMuscatine avenue and the department of She also t~s ti!ied a French wo­ near Fort Dlx, N. J . ye&ter day (see Inset). Aerial view shows ihe wrecka.e ,lhe Mentl'hJs-bound alr­ Asks : Recess ',' physi:'~ wa~ 0' CadY and McCaughey allegedly Edward S, Nel.son. The Buthor rof shelled by Chines,e Communist I ner In which all 15 pa~sellgers ariel crew perlsheit. The fithter pilot waa t.he 16th ~'lctbD. man whom she described as "high­ shore batteries and ran aground started the fight after an unfriend- several articles in technical iour- ly dangerous" had gained admit­ on Rose island, 60 miles down­ tance to the United States" be­ stream :from Nanking. cause her organization was recog­ This was before the fall of Nan­ nized by Trygve Lie," secretary­ king to the Communists. At that Fwo' planes. CoUid~; '.J6:: M#/ed ::~~~J~!::.¥::~f.;:f:~'::~: To November If§~(i:~~:!~~i~ti general of Ihe United Nations. time British casualties abojlrd the WRIGHrSTOWN N' J (IJ'I A ...,' . one of the Des Moines youths. the WAS 11 IN Grr 0 N (!PI -' Sen. MarJaret JaDe SrennSD WIlS an~ Only .. week a(0 the seDate 1,490'-ton Amethyst included 17 , .. - , .• . . other knocked down the Iowa City Alexander WHey (R-Wis), sllid pointed assistant proip,;sor of " o:ne 'ng navy fighter pilot har Illcludln r ~ -"lId, and <",- out but he 'IOn the second pass he cut treated for cuts and brill es. "seventh inning stretch"·· lIntil -Gre,(Jr~ Foley, who is serving lerrorlsed br Communist agelUs. Sh,ngh.ai, .Workers smacked into an airliner, jdJling didn't get his parachute. open in right In, frOl)t,ol JTlr tlrse,'.'(. Hum- HOtJpl&a.1 officials said his head N ..vember. all lhe SUI lheatre staff i: a visit­ Byron Price, Ilctlng secretary himself and the 15 persons aboard lime. His body wa,$ fOlJ.l)d, BOO yards pl)rey, ~aid, 'lThe.1i he !lulled up In was X -ra.yed. His proposal foil. wed a similar ing director, has been named vi­ general of the UN In Ule absence 'Hold' U.S. '· the DC~3 transport. lI1Cm the wreckage' of his fighter a tight oha,ndelle an,d. sWacke.d inlo POlice (aid aIter the fight, the one from Sen. Waync Morse . (R- si~ing assistant professor in dra~- of Lie, ca lled the anonymous testi­ Envoys The ,violent. collision in a cloud- plane, shattered' and ,almost ·com· the tt'jlTIsport'ju'st' lift of the wing. Des Moines youths drove otf, but Ore) and COillcided with an iln- abc arts lor the r.e~t ay"deIplc mony "the nuttiest story" he had S1:IANGHAI (11') - A tock-In less sky bcre a wing oIf both the pleted. . .( don1t .. think he' mt,w 'the trans- were later picked up by the high- Iloun~ement [roth Sen. Eugene ' year. He. has directed the Omahil heard aud (iJed an official protest Eastern airlines plane and the Par,ts of both pla~e~ were foun.d ~Q~~. at ,in." ".. " way patrol at the junction of shHe Mmikin (R-Colo), that the senate cOl~mhun llY tI p~aYhou s ~, t ~U l~~h of 'three United states consular e r a with Secretary ot State Acheson. ofIicials by about 150 fOrmer em­ Grumann HeUcat and they spun scattered 'over a twq:mile area of . . \ • ~ 111ghway 3B and U.S. highway 6 Republican conference will di:>cuss Ip aY ouse. I:t£a irt .wod h "It - crazily to the ear'h The PI' pet· '·hl·s rolll'ng larml--d nort" of the N Mt B'" '.. . d wes t j!rn un vers y lin as b e ~ n p~es qf the U.S. Navy continued L • • near Wilton JUncllOn. a journme.nt p~ posals soon. assoniated with tIle U,S.O. cl\lb flew away u·nharmed. big army base ' atcu... Fort Dix. The ' ew "" e er'01 egln I B t h Ie b " into its second night las' night The 'wl'n _ engl'nftd transpor" 'd d '''_ h th ' Police said a preliminar. y hear- u WI . con. ~ress. may e The apnoil'ltment of Joh,n M. with no immediate <:hange in the • ~ • p1ecl!& rame own .•,"' ''' ug e ' ". • . eager to get wa ft 0 W sh f· " plunged in'o all alfalla fie ld sky alter th~ planes collided about rrow' Ing for the two youths WIll prvb-. , a ~ m 8 - Eradbury as a,~ s istilnt professor of Gosh II's (old! situat.,ion in sight. Work·l·ng TO'mo" lbtr b held in police court ~t mgton s hum~d heat, leade~s . of art was announced. He has bpf'T\ The feuaer ear»lor.,., aIOIIilr :~. :~~ !i'~J;~'CS, ~:;:.~ 10 minutes before noO;1' PlJotr.II I,,;. . ~. . ., ' i ',' - 1I .1n. tomQtJ'SlW. t~e ~mocr&tlc majority are glV- an in ttuclo~ In the departmml at tiypnotltt Shivers Chinese bui I.nclndiu a aprlllkl­ ~ ______:_-·- ~--o-J'-Wft'--I-I-.-mp-~-e -,----!...., Iowa Git,Y poUcll t f ', IP .Q 1',1' 0 w Authorities said Cady ha L. an lng 0 ncouragement f:tJ~ vaca-,EnI!HSh ' at'Sut, " Inl .f Indlaa'! and White Rus· I morning 'Will begin checkin-g lor extensive police record in Des tion plans before Lap. r day. Dr. Roscoe J. Thol'n and At 100 Degrees no- . sian•• are delnandlnJ addliJoll,al ·ts' S·u·bsf,·fu' Ie parkin'g violations ,on dOVfntowl1 Moines. Wiley ~ug,gested th at con~ress 'Charles F. Smyd/L were named NEW YORK ([PI - Just about pay and leverance allowa'1() O~ GOP Subm, stree~s where new parking meters could qUIt in about t.wo weeks , instructors In the colege of den- everyb<.cIy is suffering from the equal ' io six and on.e-half haVE: been installed', Mayor Pres- • and return Nov, 1. Morse had tistry. TI)oen will in'stru-:t in ell- heat except Dr. David F. Tracy. monUut' pay, ton .Koser said yesterda,Y. Newsman in MiamI reported that he and about Hi nielli prosthetic d~l1tlstry, He has Bpth new arid cld meters are Republicans were behind a pian been in the army sh\'ce his gradu- He's catching II chill. T M.-5e blockaded in the con­ d bb d In operation from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to quit Aug. 20 and come back alion from SUI In 1948, Tracy, a hypnotist, has hypno­ sulat~ are Walter McConaughty, For Foreign Arms Plan Gagge ,Ro e '" d Nov. 15. Smyda will bp 'an instructor in tized himself into thinking that it's actipg consul - general; Cmdr. wee k"ays , an B a.m. to 9 p.m. st · I I . Saturdays. MIAMI. FLA. (JP) - Two men ena e Dem~ cratic eader SCOtt .operative dentistry. He has been really cold outside. He doesn't see Morgan Slayton, naval attache; IWASHINffTON (ul»-Senate GOI leaders said last night PoUce Chjef E. J . Ruppert re- kidnapped and robbed a Miami Lucas ticked off such legislation on the faculty of the NJrthwe.< t­ any reason why everyone else and Reuben Thomas, administra­ that they believe Secretary of State Dean Acheson" l'\,Juctalltly" can't eto tile SB me thing and cut tive attache. will accept a Ntop-ga p al'ms aid plan in pIne of the $L!5-billion minded d.rivers there are three newspaperman yesterday, then as the unfinished approPrlalion ' ern dental schooi 'for the past two out aU the boring smaU talk about program which they s a~r would make President 'I'ruman ·" the No. types of meters in operation: bills, the reciprocal trade measure yellrs. ' Ten other Americans attached 1. One-hour meten, alumitlUm called his paper with a tip !C ll a and the minimum wage bili, and l -,------the weather. to the consulate, plus a number of 1 Wlll' lord of aJl times. ,. "EverYbo~y III maklnr ahem· standa rds, six rnin\ltes parking for "good story." told reporters he saw no way 01 I Chinese, had to ~tay in the build­ The. ontline of II sllbstitul~ pl'opoMI prepared by SellS. At" Mill' (h I Mlve~ ~~tter and holter by talk· a penny or (,ne bour for a nickel. F'or:est !urnbuU, 25~. year-Old adjourning by Aug, 20, I I ary Ie s ing Friday night, but were able thur Val\cl e nb~I' g'. (R-Micli ), I 2,. Two-hour metel'/l, grei~.n stan- Mlaml Dally News clrculatioll l I", aboat how hoi ther are all to leave leiter. the ilme," be ..Id, "If thel' ..Id John Fosler (R- dJirds, 12 minutes parkll)~ for a manager. was kidnapped in the Ford 'Wa'rns' Workers T~ c1Il1Pute toes baek to the NY),Rnrl already has beenDtlJle iald~, be- 8-36 Probers Open . It lJlS celllnJ coller and coIaer pennY, one "hour for a ruckel or shadow of the News t.ower, robbed 0 Ok 1: ' , .wtft wUhilri.wil of V.S. naval Reach llier'd realll' feel quite comtort· I-ore the ~ecreta ry . It carries these two hours to, two nickels, ' 01 $300 and left bound and gagged AgaInst Proposed Strl 8 lurope abte." unlta at &he end of April, a \ ~ . ThJ'te-hour meter.. yeU:,w tn a w()(ded area, DETROIT (JPl - Ford told Its month befo~ t.he COlDlDWlis\6 nllminlr of the eoun- standards, 1B,' minutes, parJdn. for The nervy robbers then tele- 105,000 production workers yes­ Tracy sneezed. fe~:u~~:Cl fi C Hearings Aug. 9' FRANKFURT. GERMANY (JP)­ look over. a penny, one and one-hill 1J0urs phoned the paper a tiP on a terday they are likely be out "I carried it a little too far," tries in western Europe and else- W ASHING'fON (JP)-The house v.. The United States military chi~f.s he said. "I've been telling myself The former navy employes con­ where who will receive U.S. rnil- armed services o: mmittee's long­ fbI' a, '1jckel or ' tlir~ hours for "good story" and gave them "a long time" iI they carry DUt of staft 1~ew in from Washington all week that I'm burled In lin lelld they were not 'properly dls­ itary aid. The administration bill heralded investigation of t.he· B46 a dillJe. .:. . Turnbull's location. their strIke threat. yeGterday or a gr t-acquainted J The newspaperman freed him- The warning was in a compan.Y iceberg, and now I've got the ch~iged and -received ' no notice. would permit the President to bomber begins August 9 with Its survey of wes tern ~urope 's de­ CANTON QPiACED self and notified the paper. publication urging all BO,OoO sniffles." send arms to any nation whose first public hl!aring, Chaltman fen se~. Traey aid he had hypnotised interests he considered "impqr- Vinson ('D-Ga) announced, yes- HONG KONG .It!'! - Ohillese Turnbull had driven five cal'- Michigan Fo~d workers to vote Top-secret conferences with of­ a lot ~ people Into thlnkiDI Japanese Warned tant" to the United 51-a tes. terday. N~tionali s ts cll\,i'!l~d yeEterday rier boys to the News bUilding, "no" in a stllte-conducted strike fic~rs oC'Ita'IY and Luxembourg lite, were chlllr, when the ther· .2. Placlnr a nai celUnr on the The committee also is free to t lit relnforcemenUi In s()uth China let them out and started f. r the poll starting a week from tom< r­ and with American military lr ad­ .omeler lard IH. ODee he Of Swing to Right value of American guns, tanks and inquire into national defense po Ii­ tI d <>pened' a ' counter-offe/lllive, paper's parking lot. A st.ranger row. ers in Germany are doCketed to­ "teo1l" 15 people on an Ima(' planes to be shipped to avert a cies on strategic use of all' pc..wer. bbt tl)ey admitted . that I recent swung aboard his car and at gun- The cro united auto workers morrow, The pa'l'ty including btar, al~ae ride 10 hlrh In rrOKYO (.4') - A sharp warning vast system of "bargain basement" Among tbe first witnesses, Vin­ O)/lUT)unist succeSRs threatened Ipoint saUl a pastoral letter to be read fled at ' the turn of the century l~.ll!.lawre said the lake ~IIB bet­ levy to appropriate the correct have required atreet ear com­ In west German Catholic churches because ot pollution, ter known. by the long name, any- sum of $600,000. paruel to furnish everr p ..en- today is "Openlyl Intended to In­ W~y. . • TlIIJ wu one of ihe laM Texans were cheered by 1/ new r~ wlih a leal fluence the elections In favor ot retterdar In a United , N£bruk,'s unicameral legisla­ the 'Chtlstian Democrats." tuaecl1&l) law permitting them 10 use fruil The Illinois senate vot~d ap­ PreIIl 18rver of unaaaat bit.. ture passed l! law suthorl%ing po­ jars with a funnel attached ,(or proval of a bill whicll would have .-4 b, alate lerillatare la lice officers to exceed the speed NBWT1'PI~ taking minnows lor bait. But they required every room in every pub­ 1tCeII~ Il10.... The lawmaken llmU to catch speedst/!rs, It al so abolished t~e Nebraska advisory no longer can operate motor 110ats lie building ElCcept 8chools al\Double With S-Hitter, 11-0 U S WI ce, Up Loop Lead PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Pitch­ Five More Runs and Time for Tea Going to England? - ing his first complete garne si nce 2 '. Lockman's Hit in 10lh June 19. Virgil Trucks snaPPlld , 4· 3,. Then 91 PhiladEaphia's six - game winning .- To 21/2 Games streak yesterday as Detroi\. romp­ CHICAGO (JP) - The Ph iladel. Lets Giants Win, 8-7 ed to a 11-0 Victory. phia Phillies captured fJoth enilt , ea, (ricket a double bill with the Chi S1' LOUIS (JP) The St. Louis CINCINNATI (iP) - The New Trucks came up with a five at Cardinals extended their first­ York Gianls edged the Cincinnati hitter as his mates put on a rous­ Cubs here yesterday, 4-3. and 9-~ place margin rover Brooklyn to Reds. 8-7, in ten innings yesu'l'­ ing 19 hit attack against three before an amazingly large Salu!. two and one hall games last , day with Whitey Lockman tripl­ Philadelphia pitchers. Neil Berry day crowd of 33,46l. In Season ing home Hank Thompson from Russ Meyer set bis ex·1IIIlIt night by defeaUng the Dodgers. had four hits. 7-6. in a splne-tinglini thriller, first base with the winning run. Only Wally Moses, on his double down with only rIv,e bits In " with Catcher Joe Garagiola doub­ The season* for Great Britain's Thompson sin~led off Ewell in the eighth inning, reached sec­ curtain raiser for his elrblb lie. ling In Glenn Nelson with the natL:Jlal sport, cricket,* * Is now in Blackwell, third Qincinnati pitch­ ond base on Trucks as he regis­ tory. Robin Roberts was aim .. er. with two out in the extra winning run in the eighth. full swing. So if you happen to tered his second sucessive shut­ as gOld '\ workman in the 1liJW. frame and Lockman IOl lowed with cap, yielding eight hits III bma. Enos Slaul'hter drove In Stan be traveling in England this fall out win over Philadelphia. He Musial with the binI' run In his three bagger on a hit and turned in a one-hit 4-0 victory , Ing to his 10th win. and can't follow the world series, run play. ' the same Inninl'. Musial had you may devl!lop an interest in here on June 14. The Cubs didn't tally on Ro. The Giants clipped Howie Fox Joe Coleman, dropping his sec­ drawn a bue on balls. something besides tea - cricket. berts until the eighth when ~ for two runs in the second inning ond decision to Red Rolfe's team, The can t est The game is quite similar to Mauch and Hal Jeffroat lin~~ but the Reds tied the count in was Detroit's victim as he was and Phil Ca van'etta doubled Ie IV a s witnessed our baseball - except that the the third at the expense of Monte . by a sellout chased during a lour-run fifth give him a four - far-seven day ~ Kennedy. inning uprising . his return to first base. crowd 01 31.614. Lefty Dave Koslo r elieved Shel­ add 6 pt sums The Phillies scored on'base on balls five days. Eieven men constitute been decided. TBREE-I LEAGUE r.hl·SaI1tr. LP·Lade. accounted t, r two runs and sent for the visitors yesterday by an BOs'rOl ( AP )-Cleveland's world cham gion Indians crept Phlladolphla...... 100 010 *-4111 a team. Sprlnr/lold 5. QuIncy 2 (1 st gum.) Chlco,o ...... ,000 000 010-1 '( 11-9 score. " witllin thl'N' !l1ll1 II hllH of the American If'ague leading Lanier to the showers. Robinson It was the 15th loss for the ~all~es Quincy 4. Springfield 0 (2nd gam.) Roberts and Lopa.ta.;, Schmltl, ..u. r There are no set boundaries. A tOnly rames scheduled) kino ( ~) , Dubiel (II). K""II (9) and Own. drove in the two scores with his Senators in their lasl 16 games. _N=Te='i=V=Y=0l='k=Y=3=I=lk=t'=t'=s=y=C=S=le=I='d=3=y=b Y rallying for Our runs ill the "wicket" is set up at eaC'h end single to right atter Peewee Rease The Browns pounued Paul Cal- ~- II tenth illllillg and 11 10-6 d ecision of the playing field. (The wicket beat out a bunt tor a hit. A force vert for all their runs ond ] 3 of Homeless Snake Sneaks over th 130. ton Red ox:. Is slightly taller than the one play at the plate and nn outfield their 14 hits to deal the bespect- used in ( ur spirited game of cro­ fly !Jad left the bases L"aded. acled right - h andel' his elthth Title to 'Wrong' Team Indian Chief Lou Boudreau quet.) NOW The Redbirds for&'ed Into the straigh t dereat and h is 11th fo r was ejected from the rame In The bowler (plteher) stands lead 5-2 and kayoed lefty Joe the season against bix victories. SALEM, N.II. IlPI - Members ENDS the elrhth Inn: n&' alter a long' 22 yards (a nice sate d:stance) MONDAY Balten In the third. HaUen &,ot Washlngton blasted fou r SI. of the Salem athletic club said arrumellt with Umpire Bill from the batsman (batter.) The NATIONAL U ; ACIJF; the first two men out but Chuck w L P T. Louis pitchers fo r 16 h its. yesterday that a snake cost Summers who ruled Cleveland Idea Is ror the bowler to hl~ RI . Loul ...... 58 RII .fIt '! SI. L.ul ...... ~().I ~oo 141)-11 II I OF Dierl'or started thlnl'S I'olne Outfielder Dale Mitchell had the wIcket with the ball and Br-ooklyn ...... tii- ~ K .lVH "SHE'S THE TALK THE TOWN!" wUh a tr!ple to deep rl&'ht cen­ W .. hln~t." ...... 103 002 010- 9 10 0 them the champlonlhip of the Boslon ...... /10 . ~ .~2 6 . Kennedy. OdrowlkJ (3). Wltecarner thrown his &,Iove at a ball hit the batsman to hit the ball as Phlladelpbl...... 49 ., .~ t B ter, Icorlnr Lanier who had (It) , Ferrlek (10 and fO 'I. LolIll.r (1) : Lawrence (Mass.) suburban New York ...... , "fi .505 ("* I. ,.rL , Gettel on n aris (9) and EVILn,. by Sox 'l'hlrd Baseman Johnny far as he can. His ehances of walked. Red Schoendlenst 8lnrl­ twilight baseball league. Pllt.burrh ...... 44 n .478 ~~ wp . ol'ro~s~ ~rt . I Pesky, beln, pu~ out are t'ather slhn. ClnclnnaU ...... HM IICI .401 ed home Dlerlnr and, after Mu- The reptile crawled Into Summers' rul­ Chl •• ,o ...... 36 (,I .S71 The game is greatly played up YE TERDAY' S SCORES sial walked, scored on a alnrle SUI Student Defeated hortstcp B1'liCe Magoon's glove ing gave Pesky by the "gentlemen of the press," New York 8, ClnciIlDn.U 7 (10 Innln,.) VIVIANE .ROMANCE by Nippy Jones. :) triple, instead PbJladelphla 4. Chlca ,o 3 ( 1!Ill ,.:tlne) III Hatten was relieved by Jack DAVENPORT (JP) - Mrs. N II and he discovered It Just as an who like their tea as well as PhJlacleLphia 9, ChleRro I (2nd , ame) • Banta ailer walking Enos Slaugh- Stuats, .Davenport, dl rea ted ork- of the double their cricket. St, Louts 7. Brooklyn r. easy gl'ounMr caml" his way. whkb he ordin­ Bollon at PU ts b"r ~ b . 'fain . Iey Major. 20-year-old SUI stu- Brilains have a genuine respect TODAY'S PITCIfERS ter [I~d was greeted wIth? two- dent from Ottumwa 3 and 2 yes- The error set up four runs for a ~ i ly would have [or their umpires. They never Bodon at PJttsburJb - (2) - Vo'. e)Je fun smgle by Marty Marlon. . : the St. M.chael's leam of North made with . the (• •~\ and 8lekr.rd (1 2. 0) or Saln (7· 10 ) IIrooielyn ...... m ooe 4_ 9 I terday ill the semifinals of the threaten them with bottles, words VI Cbambo.. (O·L) and Werle (7·8) or 8 1. Loull ...... 005 000 Oh-7 9 I Iowa women's golf tourney. Mrs. Andover. ~fn s.. to e-Ive them hit. The clout · .or unemployment, but the game ulcka on (;$·1.!) RaUen, Banta ( I), Pall.a (7), 8ar.. oy St t . 'Il R M drove in three still holds some excitement. New Y"k al ClnclnnaU - (2) - Za· (8) .... d Edwards. ampane ll a ('). Lanier. ae S WI meet Mrs. ay ans- the game G·" and the league ba'a (0·0) and Jon •• n (I(HU ) VI Po'er· WlIka m . Mun," (7), 8r.. lo (8) and field. Des Moines, in the rinols tille. runs Jar the Sox. Th ere are several crlcketln&' .on (3·2) and Rotren,ber,er ( IO- IB) D. &1.0. Baker (8). WP·Braal.. LP· today terms that may catch your at· . Phlladelphl.. a' Chl.alo - Borow y Pallu. . T/le Indians, (9·7) va Ract., (2-5 \ Or Dubl.1 (~· 7) who had been lentlon, not because of their Brookly... at. At. LouIs - N~wtombe clllrlty, but because of their (8 · ~) ' " 8,0111 (8-M blanked by Sox PAIGE ace lett hander chum. AMERIC'AN LEAOlJE FOf instance; "silly pOint" is a W L rCT. Chisox Ruin Casey's Party, 9-2 Mel Pinnell in th~ ninth, went to N .... Y~rk . , ...... M SI .'.14 town for their four scores In the positiGn in the field so (:\angei'ously C leve la.nd ...... r.M !f~ .noo NEW YORK (JP) - The (flieal/o BosIOIl ••• , •...... ft2 <1 :1 .tin fRENCH DIAlOGUE ENGLISH Sue.TlTt ES White Sox spoiled New York top of the ext;u inning when Ray near the batsman that it's a crazy Philadelphia ...... 53 ~~ . 1l"16 place be; "mai(len" is six con­ Detroit •• : ••. ,., .. 52- 4(j .(1:\ 1 "A quaintly SliX-CONSCIOUS exercls•• , • a Yankee Manager Cast y Stengel's Boon<:. suLbing at short 'for Bou­ ChleliJo . . •. •• .' .• .4() tsfl • &17 celEbration of his 59th birthday dreau, poled a two-run homer Into secutive balls bowled without a W.shlnrLoo ...... 85 57 .R IIII bewitching actress, Vi vlane Romance. She r. yesterday, wh:lcking the 'Yanks. the screen in left. run being scored, and "sticky st. Lout...... 39 ')2 . ~" . flashily ribald and VOluph;oU5." -N. Y. TIAttS wicket" (this has nothing to do YESTERnAY' scone 9-2. Mickey Vernon, who drov& In Chicalo 9. New York 2 "Fiery, dowl'I-to-earth film whidl the carosoTs seem The Yankee defeat. coupled with the wicket at all) merely Clevoland 10, So. Lon U (18 InDio", -N. Y. three runs with a (Towld rule Oe'rolL II. Phll.d.lphla 0 to have left olano." su'" with Cleveland's victory over means that the ground is muddy. douUe and a short home run, Sf. Loul. J I, Was hinrton H "THE REAL THING, t. She wants what .h. wan', BOlton, cut the New Yorkers' Cricket is met with as much, TOflAY'S PTTCIIEIlS began the tenth by lelKillg an ChleaC'u at New York - (2) - KU7ava wh.n sh. wonts it/" - ".1 first place lead to th.ree ~ nd a it not more, enthusiasm as any (ft·2\ .. nd Plore •• ( G·M) VI PIII.tI. (O .~ , outfield hit In to a two baner. half rames over the Ohioans. other sport in Great BriUiin. A ..nd Lo,aL (M· ~) He slid Into ~eco nd ahead of C leveland .." Bolton - Bearden ('·C) MARCIlXTRA OF----..... TIME , WaG"is"iEo' F~R ' Chicago Manager Jack Onslow game will not be stopped fIor VI )\IcDormo'L (~- ~ ) shook up his lineup and the new Dom D1Ma .... lo·s throw, which anything - except a spot at tea. SI. Louis al Wa.blnrlo. - FannIn CARTOON ADULTS ONLY Vern Stephens was unable to (t.$) v. Mud.o" (5· 9) I --.... _ - _ Js""""-- blood came through in rJrilliant Dotrolt aL Philadelphia - (2\ - Oray style. Don Wheder drove homE handle. AMERICA.lIf ASSOCIATION W·O. and n .. tehJn50n ('7·4) VI KeUau (I4-~) and Brllllo 00-:1) live runs on a double. triple and The next batter went out and [/ldllnlPOlls 4. Milwaukee 0 list came) IndIanapolis 5. MflwAllie Clark, pinch hitting 101' ~- Toledo 4, Itansas City 3 500 out nnd two walks. Charley Kress Iiet hurler Satchel Paige. who W.llS ~ul , yllie 10 . SL Paul 3 scored four times. STARTS credited with his fourth victory, "DOORS OPEN 1:10" Reserved Vic Ra8Chl, runnlnl' lor his doubled tQ right for a run. TUES. Seat 16th victory. was yanked In the cmn ~ Olevolon d ...... 02P 001 ~OO 4-11 ti l! "M[! Tickets fourth durin&, a three run Chi· Bo,to n ...... OO'~ 000 1140 0- (I 12 I ITS .. HIlS 4 caro rally. \\lyn n, P illee (K). B enton (10) and 11e- _ NOW can ; Kramer, M.lteraon ('J'), Parnell DAYS on sale Lefly Bill Wight, former Yankee, (U) and TebboU •. liftS: Clo-VernoD ~"d -ENDS started and received credit for his Boono. WP·Palr·, LP·Por.eU. I,..\lOW TUESDAY- ONLY at tenth victory. Wight is the lirst nolCo;lfice Chicago pitcher since 1947 to win "'HE lED SHOES" II Ofll ,' ten gamt's. He left in the' sixth YOU MUST II!.. . .. 2 in favor of Ed Klieman with two U"'(SfRI

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- The Philadtl. fJoth the Chi:: • 4-3, Ond .. large Sat \ \. iii, his ex---. hits III '­ elghtb 'ie. Was a~ RICHARD ADI. ..tao.. 1 aIIee­ in the n1.~ shIne ebam.. rI.e. o. with a htbteta. blr crIn and a wink Jut .her be won tbe- title In PaUud'" N.J.

CHARLES ELLER, World War n vet, offJ:rs to sell an eye to ,&,et money to brln&' his German aANDLEADER GENE KRUPA (left) talks with Detroit deteetlns flam'e to Fresno, Calif. after his arrest with three of his musicians In a hotel on narcotics tharrel. Krupa served a narcotics sentence In San Francisco. Sisler, Bill NI, produced tlJe Lade ~ t~e openinr his , eighlb Ttll lONE OF TnE busloads of gambler susPeds netted at l\faple Shade, N.J .. by state police In a Hank Sauer widcspread raid. On their way to jail, many of them try to duck the camera. for the Cube. ooo,ot-t Itl 100 oo~ II Lad., 111"l1li1 Ph • • NI.hloto; THE ISLE DE FRANCI .,.uldn" 010 001---1 'II 000 010--, I, very well Ue u, at New York on ~ Schmit" AI. the flnt trip Iinee &be war 'wlth­ (9) &nd 0 .... out a bit of mINlonar, _rk. 10 here'. New York model Vlrclnla Vonne to pro.e MW rracelul a hull ean look tneNed In ""ncb­ style .",Im- ,ult.

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PAOE FOUlt - mE DARY IOWAN, SUNDAY, JULY SI , 194. ~ .. It's the Gleanings ... '. Customary Of Humor, Laughs Thing From the News * * * * * * By Donald Key KANSAS CITY, 'MO. (\J'\ - By BILL HOLLANDER. Water meter readers saw some Wednesday's concert by tile :;Ul ly back \0 JerusaJem. 11 you think you have it rough hope in their perpetual tilt with I(· hc.rus f.nd orchestra, undl'r Prof. David's de:lth and Solotlqj now that mother-in-law has rack­ the canine population. Herald Stark's directicn will feat- crowning end the syrnpborlr ed up her broomstick in the um­ ur~ the biblic:l1 story or D:lvid, psalm. \ The meter reader will carry in King of the J.!:rac1i1l s, as told in brella stand, give a listen to the a little black book a list of sym­ The wo~k is diVided inlo thl1j the l:cok of Samuel and ,he parts. The iirst covers [he Il«) troubles of the Dobuans. bols which will make hLs job Chronicles. to th e battle at Gilboa, the sectllj Dobu is net an Al Capp crea­ safer at 0, BO, or OD residences. n.It:N .•• 'tHe:: 1?At:21Goliath. Cincinnati May te~tlval, 8~ to be mother-in-law bulklnr offices. Saul is displeased by David'f said. The accomPanlmen(s. till· ominously In the doorway. But !Uccess and plans to kill him. like those of Bach, are 3ubd.. ' • • • aud in the lower register of 1M he doesn't mind, because he has NEW LEXINGTON, O. (\J'\ - Jonathan, Saul's son and David' been holdlnr hands with thts best friend, tries to console his orohestra, with many of jilt James Finley of nearby Rehoboth Important parts beln&, wrilla doll for a lonr time. tinally got around to filing a father's anger but is unsucc' ~:Jful for cello, Pro~. Stark said. Ma has been standing in the claim tor a veteran's pension on David. however, through ihr doc·r for quite a spell, just stand­ help of friend, escapes Saul's p-Iot. Soloists for the Bach work W!IJ the basis of injuries suffered while be Donald Ecroyd, G, Iowa City, Ing and looking ominous, and soon fighting Indians with an Ohio • • • Anolher war breaks out be­ tenor; Dorothy KrC'bill, A3 , DI:IJ. manages to rustle up a crowd, unit in the Oklahoma badlands the likes ot which a Saturday tween the I.~rneli te s and the Phil­ nenson, contralto; and Jat1llS fn:m 1882 to 1885. Wood, Lindsborg, Kan., basi. night at Dubuque and Washing­ istines, and Saui consults thP a, Finley said he lost his service witch of Endor concerning its ollt­ Principal parts in "King David" ton has never seen. Something like discharge after he was wounded ~ome. The witch in turn consults will bc p rformed by Edith Lt· Charlotte Cerday and her guillo­ three times by Indian arrows and tine kibitzers. Samuel who sends word that Is­ cocq, G, PeJla, soprano; Richlrd never received a veteran's pen­ rael will fall. R. Lutton, G. Evanston, 111. , DII· So this shy, Borgia-like malden sion. Israll doeS not f3ll, ,':J ut Snul rator; Faye Von Draska, SUI vOict drags her bewildered beau out on [Perry County Service Officer WOMSN is killed at the battle of Gilboa instructor, contralto; and Tholl13l to a mat in front of the vine­ Harlan Smith said he would check Women of . Iand David is made king. He builds Muir, assistant voice professor 111 ccvered thatch hut to let the vil­ for a copy of Finley's service their regular a cily in God's honor [irld re- SUI, 1enor. lagers gawk al them for halt an record. morrow at hour. Then they're betrothed. Iceives the LOrd's blessing. Roslyn RenSCh, Chicago CI~ hall . EiCecu • • • Later, however, David rousfS orchestrn harpist, has arrived 11 • • • LOS AN GEL E S (11') - Two I Iowa City to play the harp at 7:30.· Simple? Well, maybe. But let's the wrath of the Lord by mar­ pm weeks of marriage to a cave man ryinr Bathsheba and kll1 ;n2 hl'r in the Honegger orc?estraUQD. follow up the happy hubby-to-be ELKS I£·ver .left her a physical wreck, husband. Calamlitt's begin to hll for a while. After the couple has Mrs. Mary Calindo, 47, complained Elks J,.adies upon the killg. BathsJleb!l.'~ ,irst THESPIAN TO SPEAK day (or a sat and the vlllagers have stared In superior court. born dies, aud Absalom, llavld's for the proper amoun t of time, In winning an !nnulment from Theodore Viehman, guest df dessert. son rises UP agalust hi& father, at 2 p.m . 'tT\ama hands her future son-in-law Bernard M. Galindo, 47-year-old forcing David to flee int 0 tile rector at the SUI SummIT theater hosless. a digging-stick, whispering, while welder, she testified that when desert. suppressing a chuckle. "Now will speak on "The Arnerlm he made love to her he bit her If The shepherd king gathers an work." lips so hard she had to call police. W~ HA."~ SO army and returns to a battle with Thealer," before the Iowa Ci~ While the baffled barefoot boy At other times he hugged her so l11UCl.[ IN' COMM.Ohf •• • Absalum in which the l:'th r !." Kiwanis club at the "Hotel Jeller· I, spading up a new rarden, amorously he crushed her ribs, nt£R~.AU£ $0 • killed, and David marches solfmn- .• on Tuesday noon. the folkS and his prospective she said. - ---- .------bride are I'nawinl' their hawl' Mrs. Galindo said they were J.\A')JV at" U$ •••• legs and consplrln&,. He can't married last May 25 and that she eat with hIs new In-Ia_ but separated from him two weeks Conservative Blames Plight on Laboriles must keep up his spade work, later. LONDON I~ - Lord wooHon'1 tives win ihe general elec'on­ next oultlvatlng his own plot • • • , chn irman of the .co~s~ rvutive pa~'- would be close An~lo-An!er1cJn on his family land. NEWARK. (11') - Seventy-lour­ ty, Llarned Bntam s CCQ1:omlC relationship. I The marriage ceremony is nau­ year-old Joseph Pistoiese wanted ------~------piigh t on the labor government', seatingly simple. Alter the two to make good in his new j.c b. decision to give first pr:ority ~o "There is a binding corn.'1luaiI, families swap gifts and glares, the He began pushing his broom ~lans for reorganization of B rit- interest bet wee II the U.... beau must sample his m ether-in­ and streetcleaner's cart on Fre­ i~h society. Stlltes and Britain and in * law's cooking, and the gal, her linghuysen avenue. I Lord Woo)ton also promised the long view it is in the in"NIt mother-in-law's. No license, no He pushed and he pushed and basic factor in conservalive ).larty of the United States that Br. two bucks. Just a fine old-fash­ he pushed. foreign policy - if th e conservu- should be sirong," he sai.:. ioned friction builder to start By nightfall, police in nearby things oft right. Elizabeth spotted him still push­ • , • ing forward. What is this "new iisten" in We wiil evolve into a perlod .)f Every man should, ul least once t time a decision was to be mad The gimmick of the whole deal A radio patrolman told him he music? Elliot Lawrence mentionc( steadier and ~i mpler music. Musi­ is the swap system. One 'year, was two and .cne-half miles from it here recently, and it has been cians will (and are beginning to) in the Yl ar, sii down and tnkr Iyou would ju.t rep! at the p ! 'r;c~ s~ hubby lives in the wife's village, his assigned s;ea in Newark. floating around the country f::11 rely more on their caliber of mus!. ~tock or himself. Yes -ir, you No guessing. No need tu take Pistolese got a ride back home. while the next year they switch some time. Where did It (:ome to draw customers, rather ',Iu!l should sit right duwn with a paller . chnnce. The facts would be al to his thatch-roofed home town. The department of parks and from; who plays it; is it bop; is the screamings and outlandtsit and pencil anti mark up your de-i your disposal. What a so lution! This Is the way Joe Dobu has public property picked up the this where modern music is go- showmanship which have ·llfC- It over any of his more civi­ broom and cart. ing? vailcd in Lhe last flW years. bits and CrEdits. That's what · Just know your debits and eredi .~ . SUNDAY, JULY 31, 194.9 lized brothers. While his ball • • • The "New listen" comes out of I am reasonably certain bop someone told me yestel·dny. Think of all the mistakts:hal and cbaln 11 IIvln.. In his vll­ LANCASTER, PA. (11') - A man New York, via the piano or. onf will not stay. Bop has served :lS r wond r if there is any 'v?lue would never have been lJ1.1dr. who cannot write his own name Lennie Tristano. Lennie has long a bridge; It has given music :\ Ial'e, he has complete sway over in the idea. It seems to n:e Think of the embarrassing mo- U N I V E R SIT Y CALENDAR her. She Is about as welcome pleaded guilty to forgery. been an exponent of this "cooiel b':lost teward the more under­ .. a Communist at a D.A.R. Lee English, 47, East Peters­ jazz" and has played it since hi~ st'andablc and less cliquish Gtyle. that I'here may be some bui, 011 ments that would have b "M IUNIVERSITY CALENDAR Items convention and had better keep berg, Pa. was fined $25 and ocsts early Chicago days. How will we know when this the 6~hcr hand, there !lrc alsl avoided. Think of how different 1 otriocs, Old Capitol. • •• "new listEn" will come to be ac- her mouth shut or take up hand­ and given a six month jail sen­ certain drawbacks ('onnected lire would have been in the past. Frid:ly, July 29 V'etlnestlay, "u&,ual S ~ After leaving Chicago in search cepted by the people as a whole? hold In.. With another Dobuan tence by Judge Oliver S. Schaef­ with it. Maybe it's not too wise Alas, if people had cnly known ' 8:00 p.m. _ Summer SesslOr 11 :00 p.m. - Chor­ (For Information n lard~nr dates beyond this leil'edlll~ "new sound" at. times. Plano to see any further. doubt, everyone should know his fcatlng the purpose of thr lee reservations In th", office of the Pruldent, Old a_I man Oaylord Ward and guitar ------debits an'd credits. wholc cxprriment. There is no T The Daio/ Iowan strummer Bob Sennlsb have Civil Service Announces The informaticn wouli be of sense In doing the thin~ half WJ worked out unison Ideas similar great value In times of crisis. way. It's all the way, :lr lIut GENERAL NOTICES ESTABLISHED 1868 to thOle of Trlstano and Shear- Openings for Serologists To know whether IIr not yOll at aU. This ~ int. Examinations for appolnt.men1s cluld rise to an occasion, all There wiil be times wh' n ;vot SUNDAY, JULY 31, \949------GENERAL NOTICES should be deposited with lhe cU, fdltor 111111 Stan Kenton was on the righl to permanent positions as serol­ yoU would have to do is thumb will wish you hadn't slarted, ~ 11 ! Dally Iowan In the newsroom in East Rail. Notlcea rotilt W .. through your men tal file. I Publl.hed dally except Monday by \ eluslvel,.------to lhe use for republication 0' track in his early days, but laler ogist serum specialist, with the it shouldn't stop you. Take con­ mlUed by Z p.m. the day preceding rJrst publication; they will JII8I iOOitAAj) Sluden~ Publications, Inc., 128 Iowa Avo., all the local news printed In this now.· seemed to switch to the spot- civil service commis:ion were an­ Ld'!\" ,~ee, love. Am r rn n~b le IS olation in the fact th6't ~o(). )Il be accepted by telephone, laud must be TVPED OR Iowa ' Clly, Iowa. Enlered "" IieCOnd paper as well as aU AP news dlapatches. U:omLV ,.,. cI... man maller at the .,...to(f(ee at lighting of his own 1diosyncracies nounced yesterday by Lest I' .1. of love"! Under the "L." You malcoach. Ballroom dance lessons. IoDml Forced to move! Trunlns and foot Guaranteed repairs for all makell bad in mind seven months ago slip-covers for a davenport and Dubl and Mr. and Mrs. clubs, • --______• Cheap. 106 Quonset Park. Youde Wuriu. Dial 948'. lockers reducect.! Swell for go­ Home and Auto radios. We pick. when they ~\drted the Te~deli,ng chair with brush binding. Another which m~t regularly in the an- ing home. Now, $5 to $8.50. Hock- up and deliver. Sutton Radio Sen. project. chair was slip-covered in hunter nex during the school year, con- 1934 Plymouth, clean. Excellent R_oo_ms__ t_o_r_R_e_n_t~ ____~91 eye Lc;Ian, 111 '1.1 East Washington. lee. 331 E. Market. Dial 2239. Rev. Robert Crocker, associate green. tributed a silver tea service to For co nsecutive Insertions tires, sound mechanically. tigh t Gc Good housekeeping room value 24- - rt Howard trailer. $875. See Riders Wanted minister of the Methodist church New' 'pieces 'added to the room the lounge. One Da, ._ .. _.__ .. ... per word body. Hydraulic brakes, seat 111 Three Da,. __.,_ ...lOc per word covers. Call 5231 after 1. In house of selected !.tudent No. 46, Dinty's. Coralville, 6 ----..:.------= and director,ot graduate and mar- were a walnut. console lable and The annex, 213 E. Market street, couples. August 10. Dial 8-0357. to 8 p.m. Out expenses on your tr ip homel ried student ac ti vities in the an- pottery table lamp, A long-play- will be open to student groups Six Da,.~ ...... ,.. .130 per word 1930 Plymouth. Good condition. Get riders with a Want Ad. nex, said tll.e initial step of the ing record unit was also installed September 6. One MODth. .•_ ••. .... 390 per word Phone 8-0164 Saturday after- Apartments for Rent 92 Portable sewing machine avail- project was Jhe removal of parti­ noon, Sunday and evenings. ------able: Sew--Gem, New Home, 3 passengers to San Francisco. tions between I1COIllS to make a ClassiIied Display For sale: furnished apartment of and Domestic, $149.95. We service '37 Ford. New paint job. New Leaving August 13. Dial 2776. 12 by 32 tool lounge. One Day ... - ...... 75c per col. lncb two room and bath In Summit all makes. O. K. Appliance, 620 Light gray wallpaper was put seat covers. Radio and good Apartments, Iowa City. Coopera- So. Dubuque. Phone 741 7. Two riders to Cautornia. ) Share Six Consecutive days, over Ih new plaster and former­ motol'. $295. Phone Hagman, 4187 tive plan. Dia l 75 10. expenses and driving. Leave evenings. Friday,' 9424. ly drah walls. Woodwork was per day ...... _. 60c per col. lnch Good used refrigerator, $55 . 404 August l1. Return at regi ~ tra tion. Wanted -- to Rent 93 Finkbine. Dial 8-0779. palnte~ t,he same shade, while a One Month " 50c per col. inch Automotiv& 22 ------deeper gunmetal gray was applied (Ave. 26 Insertions) ------Employed couple urgently need Bed, nearly new. Hotplate, dre ~ s- Wanted: three riders to Los An- to the ceiling. Dead.IJDeII '42 45 Harley, reconditioned. Ex­ two to three-room furnished or er, bookcase, ironing board. geles. Leaving about August 11. almJst a dlrtu tras. $200. 7482, Alexander. Draw'" d'ra/>eries of gray cotton Weekdays ...... 4 p.m. unfurnished apartment, on or be­ Phone 3905. 0011 Les Victorson. Ext. 2365 . "Kin, Osyw: pebble th 'were selected to framc ek Saturdays ...... _...... Noon tore September 15. Call 8-04 70 strllllnr ... the floor. to ceiling windows of General services 31 after 5, Saturdays p.m., or Sun- Brand new $17.00 tricycle for Tranaportution Wanted 112 $12.50. Large size. Dial 7472. while lbe ~ the lounge and conceal a bay win­ Bendix sales and service. Jackson'} days. Ride to Los Angeles Augus' 10. dow. P'!e te ~ va lances of cherry Cheek ) references. P lease drop a card: EAOLE lIADlE Members • • .\. WI! DrO Head waltre ~s for Mad Hatters Tea Jean Sprott, Grand Haven, Mich­ Music Radio TRANSFER of Eagle Ladies will hold 1I busi­ OI_ lnol M ...... ' Room. Opening about September and 103 igan. For efficient furniture ness meeting· at 8 p.m. IODlorrow 1. Dial 3777. Dependable radio repairs. Pick-up in Ealgle hall. Moving u , Responsible medical stUdent anel and dellver. Woodburn So un~ _L08_t_o_n_d__ Fo_un __ d ______l_l Where Shall We GO wUe desire three-room apart· Service, 8-01 51. and NEWlwAN CLUB - Bruce Ma­ Baggage Transfer Lost: red Sheaffer lien on North Three definitions: A critic is one ment. Write Box 6-L, Dally ] ()o ------hal'\, ~03 ' Mel~se avenue., will wan. Dial - 9696 - Dial speak 6h "Federal Aid Lo Educa­ Dubuque Street. Name engrav- who goes along tor deride. Col- Bach work will tion" ot the final summer meet­ ed. Dial 21 86. legians are lhose who keep the Miscellaneous for sale 10) Qu ick Service G, Iowa Citr, ing ot the Newman club Tuesday Autos for sale _ Use-,d..--....2 OTi home sires burning. The ANNEX I, A3, 1lcIi· nigh t at 7:30 in the Cntholic stu­ is the place smart SUI'ers go to for Two-wheeled trailer with high at Roger's Rite-Way. Yes, Typewriters and Jalllll dellt cehter. 1937 Nash, $300; 1935 Ford For- a really good time. sides. Excellent for moving you'll get qu ick service on all Stop in and see the new Kan., bl!l. furniture. Phone 3932. dor, $225; 193 1 Oldsmobile se­ Cool and refreshing at the Two- typCS of repairs. And there's no Royal Portable. "King DaVId" SABA BART GUILD - The dan. $100. Cash, terms, trade. Ek­ Fine Quality picture frames. An­ sacrifice ot quality or wOl'kmun­ We repnir all makes of type· by Edith 11· Sara Ha;rt lguild wiIl hol d :1s Mile Inn. Air-conditioned, am­ wall Motor Co., 627 So. Capitol. ple parking space. Tasty foods tiques, hanging lamps, radios ship, either. You get the top; in writers. Victor Adding Machines Richard mon thl y meeti ng Tuesday at 6:30 (o . ny (owa n Photo b y Vetn. Hanl On ) repairs at low prices. for immediate delivery. llJ., nar· p.m. in Ihe I church parlors. FACE-LIFTING FOR TIlE W1i:SL£Y ANNEX LOUNGE recently 1937 Chevrolet sedan. Good coh- served on sterilized dishes. 630 and cameras. Pelzer StudiQs, High­ , SUI vail! I~ __- Produced this inviting corner for Methodist student a.nd church dition, clean. Many extras. Dial Iowa Avenue, in the center of way 218. North. 6001. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE - &"t'OU)JS meetings. Dra.w draperies with a rose gray and cha.rtreuse 4470. Home Oil Co. WIKEL and Thonw Studio couch, like nc: N . $3&. Chest Roger's Rite-Way protessor II Women of the Moose will hold tropical leat design on a. gray background conceal a former ba.y win­ I tbeir regular business meeting to­ dow. The cherry red of the pleated valance Is repeated In the chair of drawers. $10. Also miscellan­ Typewriter Exchange eous kitchen equipment. 5148. Atross from the Strand Theater morrow". at 7:45 p.m. in Mo osl' one the left with Its brush binding. The chair In the fore, round Is FACULTY MEMBER 1 24 ~ E. College P hone 8-10111 ball. Executive meeting will be hunter gree n. Walls and ceiling are shades of gray. SAVE MON EY needs furnished apartment at 7:30. On Au gust 11 to rent permanently. Good Cl ea nin g Pays Off ELKS LADIES CLUB - The PERSONAL Elks J,.adles cl ub will meet Tues­ 55 SUI ROTC Students Write Box G-S, Daily Iowan You feel better, look better, day fo r a businESS meeting and Yes, you can save money, and work beller, when your clothell desserL,bridge in the club roo ms have a for nicer ride home, if you Want a Date are COD-cleaned. a! 2 p.m. Mrs. Robel'! Lorenz is Finish Summer Training go by car. Fast, thorough cleaning make. hos te ~s . Pifty·five adVHllced SUT RO'], students compl ted a six· You can find a ride with someone With A COD cleaning tops In town. CaD wl'ck s sumnH:' I' training encampment nt Camp McCoy, Wis. and going to your home town with a todayl Ft. Brlvo iJ', VII .. yestc'rctuy. '[,h (' cll cmnpmellt bf'gan J une 20. Daily lowon Want Ad. Wench? ? Hixty-fil't' olher advanced sludent.·, who began t heir encamp­ Iowan Wont Ads reach all the meJ1t a week earlier in June, Dial 5476 COD Cleaners students who are gOing home. planning ot defense fortifications. DI&1 .U, complt'lec1 lh E' il' .ppriods of train· They'll be glad to cut their ex­ ~qr!fes .r ing at three other U.S. army Fourteen advanced ROTC engi­ neering students also ocmpleted pen ~ e s , lao. POPEYE - I IJ e l ~'tion bases last Saturday. their encampment at F t. Belvoi r, So, wotch the "Riders Wanted" Anklo-A!&rkJD The advanced ltOTC siudents Va. " OSLO~ES ( PO.SLOKES), column. If you don't find a ride Hit for all Who were at the training camps JUST THE IZEVf:125e OF commullilr this summer included medical soon, call 4191 and place your nd. SLOtuPOKE.S. ARE WILD and dental students who have MEN OF THE HILLS AND n th e U~ Public Hearing Set Costs are low, results good. Call completed their sophomore year CAN MOVE. FASTER THAN and In" Eating today. ,. and students from all other SUI THi: SPEED OF SOUND­ the inl'~ Over Streetlighting THEV GET T~E;IR SU~­ th at Britili .' Enjoyment departments and colleges who City councilmen will hold a P~ISING ENEI2G'I BY he sak have completed their junior or Daily Iowan Want Ads senior year. public hearing on downtown PlUGGING IN DI~ECTLY streetlighting at 7:30 p.m. tomor­ The People's Marketplace * Delicious Maj. E. O. Culver said six den­ Dt-I THE i2ADlOAC Ti VI: Hamburgers row in the city hall council cham­ €ARTI-I .I! tDl and 35 medical students have ber, City Clerk George J . Dohrer 'It Taste Tempting finished six weeks of practi cal said yesterday. \ I I I ' work in medical internship at Economi'c Co~ncil 'D ~wntown property owners will \ \ '~~ / / ,. Chill Filzsimmcns G e n era I hospital, be given a chance to e x pres~ Denver, and at Brooke Medical -...------* HoI Dogs opinions on whether to repair or To Hear Thompson center, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. replace and extend the present Their work at these centers will iPnd. C. Woody Thompson, di­ * Malts downtown streetlighting system-, rector of the SUI bureau of busi­ prepare them fOr the a dmini s tra~ Wilber J . Teeters, chairman 01 ness and economic research, said Try Some Today tive duties a military doctor BLOND IE • 01 the co uncil's streetligh ts commit­ yes terday he will repol·t "some­ CHIC YOUNG or dentist, Culver added. tee, said. time in the fall' to the Iowa AR Twenty-four advanced ROTC The co uncil voted July 12 to council on economic education on IT '} air science students have fin­ assess lighting improvement costs it's proposed pncgram and consti­ iShed a. six weeks encampment to business property ow ners in tution. a.t Tinker Air Base, OklaholDa the affected area. Thompson, state council chair­ City, where they were trained Salesmen ,(rom streetlight com­ man, will work with the council'. to perform the duties 0; an panies will present intormation on executive committee on plans for army airfd'rce administrative of­ replacement of the present light­ the program and constitulioOIl. The ficer. ing system. Repair estimates will council is composed of about 100 Yesterday 41 advanced ROTC be presented by City Engineer representatives from agriculture, infantry students left Camp Mc­ Fred To Gartzke, Teeters said. busi ness, labor, second ary schools, Coy after completing six weeks of colleges and universities in loo wa , military strategy training includ­ Contour Plowing Meet he said. in g scouting, patrolling, und the "The council was organized Scheduled for Sept. 10 with the hopes of improving the The annual conservation field general understanding of econom­ WATCHES day and contour plowing contest ics, particularly among the gen­ for Iowa, Johnson, Keokuk and eral IXlPula tion," Thom p9C n said. JEWELRY Washingt;c-n counties will be held "We hope, primarily, to wo rk Sept. 10 this year, William DaVis, through high school teachers aod DIAMONDS soil conserva tion director here, administrators," he said. HENBY CARL ANDERSON "Their Repairs A Speelali)," said yesterday. Thompson said the council was (The event, sponsored by district liormed last winter and is still in JE;WELE;R conservation commissioners of the the developmental s ta g e. As four counties, will take place one council chairman ;he is also cha ir­ = V. H GORE mile oorth of Main Amana, about man of the executive committee, Who is WATCI-4MAKER 25 miles west of Iowa City. ~e added. This Woman? JI6 f. MARKET ST: Try and Stop Me ...... ---..a8y BENNETT CERfF.-.------ALL THE NERVE ';"" USING i l-li; N.... ME I THOUGHT OF! EVELY'N WAUGH the writer, bas be n called by a critic " the most self·assured and unmovable Briton who ever vi it d ~~~:;~~~---~;'l "" WHI'-T .... N IDIOT I W/'6 DEC II 10 LET THAT GET H olly wood. " Waugh himself relates, however, that one man ollce S, . AL AT lJERMAN'S AwAy!,· .... on WHY DIDN'T I llcceeded jll d stroying his self­ ' ~UNGER HUT- PAT~~ ;.?!- .. · ass urlJ nce entirely- and that oiI"HE SENSATIONAL. man was Benito Mussolini. • Homeward !bound from report­ PAUL ROBINSON ~'WEENEE·PO" ing the invasion of Ethiopia, Waugh paused in Rome in hope of securing an audience with the Pope. • "Only Mussollnl can get YOU one at a time like this," he was told. The British embassy persuaded Mussolinl to receive Waugh, and the latter practiced lit ~~~illYl~~~1f advance the precise speech he proposed to make. The long walk to the dictator's ~k de: k, with his footsteps re-echoin, on the in. Mussolinl further gave him the "can't-you-see-l'm-signing-important­ documents?" pantomime, before throwing down his quill and barking, "Well?" Waugh for.got every word he'd meant to say and heard a voice that he recogniZed with some surprise as his own declare, "Sire, Ethiopia will never be conquered!" That concluded the interview. Waugh left for London the same evening. COPlr11"'. 1"11, .., IIeIU>eU Cel1. DlMrlbu\ecI b, klq .....turw 8yn4lc.... I 'AGE SIX - TIlE DAILY roWAN, SUNDAY, JULY 31 , lilts

Modern Life Expressed in Welded Steel Two Medica' Grt1duat~ t Gary Vice Pickets Threatened 3-Year·Old Boy' Dies 01 POIiO'TCommissioned by Army D.C . lvie, 127 M IroEe ay~ David Patton, 3, SOD of J . C. Patton, aampton, died of polio and R.W. OpfeU, route No. ~ at 1~ :15 a.m. yesterday lit niversity hospitaLs, a(,c!ol'di\!o~ to have been commiss~ ned first bea. Afler Brothel, Bookie (rusade hospitals tifficials. His Wlis the seventh polio dellth at tlle hos­ tenants in the Army medi cal CO!tI: pitaLs since Jan. 1. Nine poLio r reserve, according to an anno\JJ),,,, GARY, T D. (l P )-Th maynr nrdered polil'e r ~t(,l'day pa.tients were Mmitted to the B I· 0 M men t from the Army surgeoD C!t. to protect housl'wi\'('1'; crusndinp; a~aint \'i~f' from the death active ward yesterday, bringing e .eve ne an era "s orrice. threat of an nymous t{'lephone caller. and the ~p)'ing of wire the number of active cases under W t B d Ch k The two physiciaps, both J~ tappers. treatment at the hospitals to 32. ro e a ec s grlldua te of the SUI college. mediCine, were arncng 255 medlta The leadet. of the housewives \·omlllittPI'. whit'll orga.'lized Reported in "serious" ocndition I yesterday by the hospitals were Five bad checks passed here school graduates selected for ~ the picketing of handbooks and brot h('ls for till' past two dllYS, Monday were probably written by Army's civilian intern p[ogra ' 1'l'port('d s('vpra l t('lepllflllP Dennis Whelan, 8, son of J. Ed­ ward Whelfln, Dubuque, and Mrs. the same man, police said. The Ivie is serving his int.er~ thrp8ts to "layoff the heat; it's at King County hospital, SeaUlt, poker games and $200-pol crap Freda Rudlsill, 39, Iowa Falls. checks totalled $129.27. death and it's dynamite." games. He suggested the p.-Jicp. Admitted from Dubuque, re­ Wash., and Cotell at MethOilit 'Mayor Eugene Swartz said that were doing their job and suggested cently declared an epidemic area,' . The checks were passed at foul' hospital, Indianapolis, Ind. BeAt he did not know where the lhreats that the women picket the country were Roberl Smith, 7-month-dd dIfferent clothing and shoe stores began their internsnips July i, t iii were coming from, but he assured club which is outside the Gary son of L.T. Smith; lMary Koenjg, in Iowa City and were made out HErDET the women's citizens committee limjts. 7, daul{hter of Emil Koenig, and to and endorsed by Robert L. New­ Edward S. RosellJt,. and trOOPS that he would doQ everything ill Friday, one group of pickets in John Hartford, 3, son of Robert boltz, l{()'bert L. Nfwbolds, Monty rope' perI his power to protect the women. front of a bawdy house was ap­ Hartford. All were repcrted in Wilcox and Arlan V. Harden. NOW is the time to spray_ officer or "fair conditlon" by authorities. to rid YOLir home of flies and Leaders said their two - day proached by a foreign - speaking Three of the checks were signed terday. plekeUnl' was llueceSAful and man w~ sought their services. Also adntitted yesterday in other insects - we have the 1HIinted to reper's from Indlan­ He apologized profusely and re­ "fair" condition were Babette Pat­ by "R. R. Snyder." one by "Jamc~ proper materials - come IQ Gen. apel.. that four Oary prostitutes treated in confusion when lhey terson, 5, da,ugf.tter of .Neil,1 Pat­ Turner," and one by Clarence and talk with us about it.­ the lUi io had tarned UP there. explained who they were. terson, lMu~alJne; Echo Schermer­ Jackson. our store is a friendly place A", PI' i C Mrs. Russell T. Griffith, chair- horn, 4-yea'r-tM daUghter of Al­ A witness said the man calling to trade- would be man ,d the commit.tee said the fred Schermerhorn, Win t. h r 0 p; himself N.ewbolds presented an basis of ing the latest of innumerable threats Charles Nolte, 3, son 01 David No1- army discharge as identification. City Issues $37,700 Drug Shop reid, against her life came Friday. A te, Hampton, and Jeannette Si­ The witness added that he thought mon, 6, daughter of Mrs. Kath­ an Illinois address was listed on Gen . man laid her on the telephone In Building Permits 109 South Dubuque 51. eIIie ! of that she would be killed II she leen Simon, Bernard. the discharge. Jean Pope, 7, Victor, in "~ ~ od" Europe. "didn't lay oH the heat." Building permits slacked clf the Mrs. Griffith. a 35-year-old for­ condition, and Marvin Smith, 26, past two weeks with the city Marion, in "serious" condition, mer high school teacher, mothcr of On Exhibit at SUI art building, 'Mild Fury' by Theodore Roszak were transferred to the inactive two small children, laughed at the engineer's office issuing permits '-- lists yesterday. threats. for $27,700 construction the week Summer Art Exhibit - ~REE "obby Show! "They WIOuldn't dare," she said. "We're too strong now." But Dr. M. P. Avery, a dentist In A BIG 33-foot Trailer and chairman of the Gary ('rime :;:;~~~,::,~:~::l:~ ,:: Steel Todor's Sculpture Clay' Mrs. A.. Aml Sinith eommlSAlon which was set up houses, one business place, four I . . - . , Funeral Tomorrow by the women's committee, ex­ remodeling and addition projects ff'ourlh of a Rrrl •• l . , prelllled concern over the threats. and tWlO garages. By CARL BRA liCE Funeral services for Mrs. A. Trailer Will Be Parked used to make skyscrapers and rl'mlnds one of a larl'e spider, Ann Smith, 152, 225 1-2 Iowa ave­ "How would y>cu like to go out Permits issued in the past tW:l automobiles is more typical ,of life [ while the projedlng leg sur- nue, will be 2. P'vn. tomorrow at and picket a·fter receiving a threat Steel today can be handled as weeks included: today than slone anCi clay. Added gest a large crab from the back. the Hohenschuh ~ortuary. Burial in front of like that against your lite?" he easjly as wax, according to mod­ House - Leo n a r d Brodsky, ern sculptors. alloys permit great control and S en f:om the side, "Mild Fury" will be in Memory, Garden~ . asked. Ferson avenue, $12.500. and Wil­ He said that at least three other Sculptor Theodore Roszak has strength. looks like a huge bird-like crea- !Mrs. Smith died '- I p.m. Friday bert Frantz. 725 Bowery slreet, put aside his hammer and chisel l\bny of his sculptures are tme soal'illg through the air. at her home atter a \lingering iLl- women had been threatencd in $11 ,000. telephone calls by men obviously and donned welder's mask La relative to airplanes tn subject R szak has used various means ness. ' HOBBY HARBOR disgUising their voices. One wo­ Business place - R.H. Wild­ blaze away on steel, not to make matter as well as in their con- to sllggesL. movement. On th\! left, Survivol's include her husband; man, Kirkwood avenue. $10,000. 210 N. Linn man was told, he said, that "she a living, but 10 make sculptures. strucilon. Roszak sec.1nS fasoll\- there is a complex wing structure, four children, Helen, Hazel and was stepping on a bunch of egg;:; Remodeling and addition­ Roszak's "Mild Fury." • now ated with the power and dread made or intricale pieces, like a Max, all at home, and Mrs. Wil­ and thai if she went >c u' to picket Aletha B. Redman, 314 Church on exhibition In tht' SUI art linked with modern airplanes. bini's wmg. The right wing IS a \iam Maher, Iowa City; three sis- she would be asking for t.he under­ street, $2,000; Prof. M. Willard build InC', Is matle entirely of "Mild Fury" suggests the dead- large flilt plane of steel, resem- ters, IMrs. lMarle 'palmer, Iowa 3 to 9 p.m., Tues. Aug. 2 taker." Lampc, head oC the SUI schoocl of 'welded steel. ly menace of present-day destrLlC'- bling

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