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~ACKATOON, SASK. (UP) - Don't eat that chicken, The Weather Prof W. J. Rae of the Unlverslty 01 Saskatchewan warned yesterday. Generally fair and cooler today. Warmer Rae made a special radio broadcast aimed at the thl" tomorrow. Today's high 60 to 65, low 35 who took several chickens from the university's poultry hoose. OWQJIl to 40. Yesterday's high was 75. The low Reason lor his war!1ln,: the chickens have been was 49. used In experiments and are radioactive. Est. 1868 - Vol. 81. No.8 - up, AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday, Oct. 2. 1948 - Five Cents 'Always at the Wrong Place' , ewey ints eg igent * * * * * ------Russ Rap Dewey, Philadelphia Smiles for the Warrens - and Vice Versa Held Back on Truman Before UN Drive Against PARI. (JPj-Ru. ia's Andrei Y. Vi hin, ky bit/m'ly attacked Pre idcnt Truman and Governor Dewcy yestrrday on the utomic Communisls i. sue anel hinted twice the niterl I tate no long r ha. a mOIl opolyon I he deadly bomb. Claims Key Witnesses 'fhe ,'ovi t clepllly foreign minister accused the United StateR of Not Called in Trials havil1lt atomic "Will' IIi mfl ". and also stl'tlck at David E. Lilienthal, c1U1il'mnn of the United States CHEYENNE, WYO. (UP)-{;{)v. Atomic enrl'g.v commisRion. He Thomas Eo Dewey last night made called statements by Truman, a veiled charge that the justice Dewey and Lilienth:J1 "a shame." Truman Winds Up department has failed to use all Waving his fists and flushing available evidence in its drive deeply, the white-haired Vishin Nation-Wide Tour a'gainst Communists in America. sky spoke lor two hours before In a campalrn speech dlaCUl8- the United Nations assembly's 58- 1111' the Communist threat a& nation political committee. That With Dewey Blast home and abroad, the Repabll group is debating the failure of ean presidential nominee de CMRLESTON, W. VA. (UP) Rusisa and the western powers to clared: "I can assure YOU tha\ agree on internaUoonal control of President Truman las\' night wlblesaes win not be kept out atomic energy. . wound up a strenuous series of of the ,.,and jUl')' under a Re political speeches with a warning Vishinsky said President Tru publican adminlstratlon, and if that election of his Republican op our laws need stremthenllll', man described the atomic bomb ponent, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, (AI' Wirephoto, demonstrated at Enlwetok as an would cause "a headlong dash to we will stren&1hen them." improved model which marked ward another dept·ession." Dewey aides declined to elab "I'M ALWAYS SHOWING UP at the wrong place", moaned dancer progress over the bomb exploded orate. But it was recalled that Vickie Evans (lett) as she was arrested yesterday during a gam at Hiroshima in Japan. He This was the last major ap Whittaker Chambers, an admitted blin, raid on a Hollywood club. She and Marie J./Angelle (rIght) shouted: pearance of hi9 8,500-mile, 18- former Communist, told the house were booked on suspicion of vagrancy. Marie Identified herself as state vote hunt which ends at 8 un-American activities commit "Apparently the President of time in 110 dancer at Earl Carroll's. There were 36 persons arrested In \ the a.m. Iowa today Wash the United states described as ington. He will remain there un tee he was not used as a witness raid. MIss Evans already faces narcotic charges as a result ot the progress how a. bomb will klll before a federal grand jury which reeent raid in which actor Robert Mitchum Wa!! arrested. tiL Oct. 6 when he resumes his PHILADELPHIA WELCOMES THE WARRENS. Gov. Earl Warren of Cillitornla, hili daughter. Vir half a. million people. That Is campaign. indicted 12 Communist leaders ginia, and Ml's. Warren are shown surrounded by a. welcoming- crowd in the city ot brotherly love. The what theY call progTesst' Last night was the first time this summer on charges of con Turning to Dewey, he said the crowd formed 3S tbe Warrens were driven ~o their b otel after their arrival yesterday. The Republican spiracy to overthrow the govern Mr. Truman has gone after candida.te for vice-president spoke there last night. Republican preSidential candidate Dewey with the Republican can ment by violence or force. Housewive,sRegain Hope as in a speech at Phoenix, Ariz., de didate's own words. Teelnr off on the Communist clared America has exclusive pos He pleaded com pIe te Iy issue, Dewey declared that session of atomic secrets. "pllb" to Dewey's charres • "world communism Is on t.he Vishinsky quoted Lilienthal was that Mr. Truman refused ro co mr.rch/' He promised that "we Hog Prices Siumpal Market sayin~ the United States wants to operate with the RepubUcan can and will deal with the prolong its monopoly on atomic leadership in the Botb congress. Indians Blow Win 9th Communists In our mldst." CHI AGO (UP)-Hog price slumped ye. terday at major energy as long as Possible. "Of course I did not cooperate He said they would norbe able midwestern livestock markets 1'01' the f'i fth consecutive day, in. Vishinsky said flatly again the in carrying out policies that I done out of their first pennant to influence the course of the creasing the hope of hardpressed hOllSewivE's that a long·awaited Soviet union would not accept in ]mew would bring disaster to the since 1920. American government because ternational control of the produc American people," he said. Ca ndidates Lunch decline in food prices .may have be~lln. Slide 10 Game A defeat for Cleveland today "there will not be any Com tion of atomic raw materials be "But," he added, "I will tell munists in the government after HoQ'S were ilowll 50 cents to $1 at corn belt mal'krls and bntter cause the international control or you now you can get some cooper would place the Indians in a first prices which had l'ccord d Shfll'P drops Cal'lil'l' in the weck chllcked place lie with whichever team With GOP Women January 20 I (presidential Inau ganization offered in the Ameri ation in carrying out those (Re guration day). Ihpir declines but failed to l'e., Can plan would be "an American publican) policies, if that's what Ahead of Pack wins the Red Sox-Yankee game. /l'ain any of their lost grollnd. organization because theY have a you wanl That would set up a two way tie "When we find a traltor, DO R"I d A k f By DICK DUGAN if both Cleveland and the Red At Union; Don't Talk maUer who he II, he will eet a "Doldrums seem to have over- al roa s s or I majority." "I wDJ teU:you. how YOU can taken the whole livestock and "Russia. has PO more Illu achieve unity in a headlong dash United Press Sports Writer Sox-Yankee winner both win Two "avowed political candi traitor's treatmell~," DeweJ CLEVELAND, O. (UP) - The again tomorrow. If both lose, how saId. "Those who are enemles meat trade," a department or ogri- Fifth Rate Increase sions," he added. "In fact these toward another depression. Just dates" yesterday attended a Re culture spokeman said. a.re war alms. The American elect a. Republlca.n president to Cleveland Indians muffed a ever, the race would end in a three publican women's luncheon at of our system will be nown plan Is dcsaned to permit the gO along with a Republican con golden change to clinch at least way tie, necessitating a two and will be exJlOlled." Dairy Products Drop a lie ior the American league game playoff and delaying the IOwa Union, but, in keeping with , ;Retail stores were slow to WASHINGTON (UP)-The In Ubited States of America to gress." present policy, were not permitted "In this way we wlll keep the terstate Commerce Commission take over control of all atomic Before coming into West Vir pennant yesterday when they lei start 6f the world series by a day _. ".- refltct the market decrease, but to speak. Communists everlastingly out in .- energy." the Detroit Tigers come from be- or more. The series now is sched priCts, particularly In dairy pro was asked today to approve an ginia, Mr. Truman tried to run the open, in the light of day." V[shinsky appealed to the ma hind in the ninth with a three run uled to begin on Wednesday, Oct. Rep. Thomas Martin, Iowa Cit clUCh, were lower on many gro through the horse country like eight percent increase in most jority powers to show their good Citalion, while he mixed stories rally that scored a 5 to 3 upset 6 at Braves field in Boston, home ian and GOP candidate from the With an obvious jibe at Presi cers' shelves. freight rates that would add an faith now and "ban that hell of about his eloping, jury-dodging victory. ot the National league flag win- rirst Iowa congressional district, dent Truman for calling the At Milwaukee, in the heart of house committee's investigation a estimated $672,500,000 a year to the atomic bomb." forebearers with some sniping at The deleat left Cleveland only ner~he mall who failed the In and Robert Osmundson, Republi Wisconsin's dairyland, ten dairies "It is a mistake," he shouted, Republicans. a game ahead of the Boston Red can candidate for Johnson county "Red Herring," Dewey said his announced cuts of one-hal! cent railroad revenues. "to think that there is just one It seems that all his grandpar Sox and New York Yankees and (Sec PENNANT RACE, Page 2) attorney, were present for the .administration would "bring an on milk and cream effective yes It was the fifth general in state which has a monopoly over ents, on both sides, . came from delayed final settlement of the ______------meeting of the Iowa Council of end to complacency and smug terday. The president of one of crease in freight charges asked by atomic energy and the atomic Shelby county, in the Kentucky most thrilling race in Major league Republican Women in the Union. self-satisfaction in our national the companies said the cut was the nation's railroads since the bomb. blue grass sergion. history until Sunday-the last day Both men emphasized that they government." made because officials believe that Truman Requests end of the war. Previous boosts "The United States go on stock Ana, bantering with a laugh of the season. had not spoken at the meeting. The Cheyeune speech waa the the priCe of raw milk is dropping. piling under the lllusion tha t they ing, applauding crowd at Shelby The Indians stiU need only last major address Dewey has authorized by the ICC have raised Return of University representatives yester Retail butter prices also were are still monopolists." ville, Mr. Truman said daughter one more victory to clinch a tie Glasses day notified Martin of the state schedUled lor his 8.B2Z-mlle down as much as two and three the carriers' combined revenues Margaret was down there a few but in their two remaining CHARLESTON, W. VA. (JP) _ board or education policy against campalrn s~ to ~he weIR cents a pound at many points. by $2,565,000,000 a orear. They years ago to check the records and games they wiJl be facinr a President Truman 1<* a pair of politica'll speeches on ' the uni CO<. have obtained another' $365,- He Can't Dismiss see if his grandparents "were pair of grcat money plt.chers, legally married." his favorite glasses during his stay verslty campus. In Albany or New York City 000,000 annually by dncreased Freddy Hut.chlnson and Ual here last night. Earlier reports said Martin * * * passenger fares and other charges. An Untimely Kiss Presidential Secretary Charles Newhouser of the Tlfers. early next- week he will gift a Buffer Prices Fall, G. Ross hurriedly assured report Meanwhile, today and tomor Sgt. R. T. Cummings of the state would address the group, gathered first hllnd report on the United A peti\'ion filf'save France." held in the county jail. prices are usually the first to re • Name Wt. Ht. Hyme Town Ta I I f Indiana fans are already for- £1'1'0, the Hoosiers have almost an He said the present regime was Police charged Brown with p'ry_ neet price changes on the whole Bob McKenzie ]85 6.1~ Tonkawa, Okla. getting their surpriSing team of iron-man first team. "sterile", attacked the five-nation ine open a window of the River- sale market. UP Jim Shoaf 215 6·4 Grindstone, Pn. By BUCK TURNBULL 1945, the year Coach Bo Mc- Two Good Passers western European alliance as "not side Inn on Riverside drive and Other .stare managers nated. fJei Jot' Gl'olhus Hll 6. 1), Davenport Tbe Dally Iowan Spo~ Editor Millan shocked the conference by The rest of the backfield In- worth much", and said the west- taking a box of candy, a box of however, that unless wholesale U D. Woodard (GC) 215 6-2ih Ft. Dodgc lNDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Today winning the Hoosiers' one and cludes two good ~ssers, Quarter- ern powers were handling the cigars, and twenty cents In prices hold at their lower levels, JW Earl Bank. 200 5.7% Chicago' is THE day for the State Uni only Big Nine title with a back Nick Sebek and Halfback crisis with Russia over Berlin chanle. these declines may never reach supposedly weak aggregation. Mc- Del Russell, and a powerful full- in "deplorable" fashion. Th - WI' Bill Kav 2]5 6· OJr: Walnut verSity of Iowa football team. - the retaiJ markets. '!'he alliance, which France has e accident occured a.l.ler -L__ _ RE ,Jack Dittmer J65 6 Elkader An underdog Hawkeye cleven Millan leCt Indiana following last back, Chick Jagade. joined with Britain, Belgium, the Brown was picked up as a hitch- QR Al DiMarco 160 5·8 MIISOIl ity will take to the field at Memorial season to coach the professional The line Is an all-veteran lor- Netherlands and Luxembo,urg, he hiker by Lester E. Abbott, Falr- stadium In Bloomington this hHB Bob Longley 16!i 5·11 Davenport Detroit Lions. ward wall, paced by Jo9tn declared, was centered in London fax. Abbott said in iI driver'S re- afternoon tp battle Indiana, Students Must Apply •r rrl'y J~aske ]85 Asslrned to Cellar Goldsberry, captain and rl,M lind "it is wrong to center in Lon- port that he was tired and asked mm 5·8 Brooklyn, N. Y. already the sensation ot the 1948 PH John 'I\·dol'e ]90 5·] Ph Wl1tcrloo Looking back on pre-se:Json tackle. don the defense of Europe." Brown to drive. Draft Deferment Big Nine foolbalL season. dope - and dopel' it is - you As for lhe offense used by tbe He said he did not want the Brown lost contr{)1 ot the car for It is the conference opener for wonder where, when and how Hoosiers, Smith, who coached western powers to evacuate Ber- on a curve and ... rolled over tn Indiana the Old Gold of Dr. Eddie Ander Male students eligible for the POli. Name Wt. Ht. Home Town this Indiana outfit has developed under McMillan at Indiana ten lin, "above all I do not want them a ditch, accordlni to AbbOtt. draft, who are not veterans, mar son but the second for the into a powerhouse. A little more years ago, has designed plays to to surrender Paris", and raid the Neither man was injured, but .rled and a tather or member!! of LE Frank Hoppe ]80 6 LaGrange, Ill. Hoosiers. They opened their than a week ago the Hoosiers aU use his material besl - heavy first interest of Enlland would be Abbott estimated $300 dama,e to a reserve organization, may be de JJT Jerry Morriclll 200 6 South Bend season under the tutelage of a but had the Big Nine basement with single-wing power and mix- defense of itself. his car. ferred for the school year 1948- U1 a, imir Witucki 200 1)·10 South B nd new coach, Clyde Smith, by cllnched. lures of T-iormation for decep- The general declined to llay Police atrested BroWn when Joe Polce soundly mauling WisconSin last 11149 If they apply for a defer U 190 6 ROChester, PA. Well then, what do they have? tion. what steps he would take to "save they arrived at the accident Bcene. ment, Registrar Ted McCarrel said RG W. Bartkicwicz 185 5-10 Chicago Saturday, 35-7. Indiana Is weak in reserve France", declaring "one is obliged 'Brown said he threw the e'''aH )'etterday. • RT J. Goldsberry (C) 225 6·1 South Bend By Bua to Bloomlneton Granted that it could be slightly s t rengt, h however, proven by th e to guard some d't8Cre tl on on the away and left the box of can~~.. over-rated following the brutal f h t f ' I [d 1 ~" "Y According to McCarrel, a stu RE .r. Bartkiewic1. 190 6·1 Chicago The Hawkeyes made their head act t a tve p ayers per orme pans one can 40rm. on a semi-trailer truck near the dent m y be deterred for the quarters here last night and will assault levied against Wisconsin, th rl f 60 . t . th QB lck Sebek 190 6-1 N. Tonnwanda, N. Y. more an OJ 0 mmu es m e place where he was picked up by entire school year in which he is travel by bus to Bloomington Indiana is deep in every football W'· Th t M"~ OF FEW WO D ..... f.. JIB n. 'l'aliafcl'ro 195 6 . Gary ISCOllsm game. a seems un- "'~ AMO Abbott, according to police. enroUed, but, he added, the stu unR Dcl Rus cll ]78 6 Pork Ridge, Ill. this mornini, arriving a little sense of the word except in man- reasonable In view of the score, HIGH roINT, N. C. (JPj-The Pollee later recovered the box dent must also apply at the be ]<'B hirk J!I"'ac1e 210 5·11 Rivet' QI·ove. lit. before noon. Following the game power. but the HOOsiers do not have dratt board here received an un- atnnlng of the second semester. they will return to Indianapolis First, the Hoollers have capable replacements. answered questionnaire yesterday. of cigars. McCatrel said his office wBl Time and Place-Z p.rn. (Iowa time; Memorial atadulm, Bloom.lDf to spend the night, entraining for speed, led by Nerro Halfback Movinr over to Iowa's aJde In Across the top of the page. how- The breaking and enterlnl wal d Ii letter t9 the draft board ton, Ind. Iowa City Sunday. 'Georre Taliaferro. They have ever, was written: reported to police by John Evans, \lpon rectlvinll application. Iowa City broadcallb-8ta~loDi WSUI and KXlC (1:"5 p.m.) Iowa proved lIWe or no\blnr paulnr abWt,. led by Talta- (See INDIANA, Pale 2) "I'm ready when you are." state nliht watcbman. 'rilE DAILY lOW S. AT RDA1·. OCT. 2, 1948 - PAGE TWO Hawkeye Trouble .-.. ~ Taking Hawklets Trample McKinley IMAJOR S~ r ! \) For Homecoming Fa ns, 21-0 """AN ::'~"'",. " •• ".N~"~·~.r~~"'T.i ,=. ,j Cleveland ...... U~ 07 .6~ii III. I.oull ...... MI fill .(lIIS I Time Out Boston ....•.•...... 9. lJ8 .01M J Brookl) n. ~t 119 .MO ~ - ina Hot Race ~:;:'a d~~;=I~ ··::: : : : :: ~ ~: :~~ It ~I:~:b~~~~ ::.:::::'. ~~ ;~ :~~~ I::t .____ ...... """ With Buck Turnbull~~...... Romp Heated Words l . Deholt ...... 77 1!l .r,lI' ut Phllade1Ilhla .. • .... ,Gii Kl. .f2" Ji Home st. Lou l...... (IfI oa :~~: :~, ~ CI .. olnnali .. . .•.. (~I HII .4 14 ~7 The Babes in the Woods Try Again ~;:al;:tO~~·e:.:I ~~~:~~ :?R.:::I • .m HI ~ c::.a:oO"I : v6~~I~~1:i£~.. ~yl •. m n i ~ a Maybe we should hide our heads in shame alter that unmerciful D etroit ~f C leveland 3 JJOstOh :., Brooklyn I , h On 151 Half St. Lo uis 4.2, Ch l~.,o 0-3 Plttsbu'Ch '!, CJn~lnnaU , ,ridiron beating tak n in thi column last Saturday. (Only ,arn el scheduled) (Only rllmeJ fllChedul .. d) The games look a easy to pick on the morning ot the forthcoming Toda.Y'1i l'ILchenc 51 Tod ay'. PUeher. Phlhulell)l1la. aL Rrooklyn - lJunatJl, ,. contests. Then on Sunday morning you try aod tell yourself, uncon New York al Boslon-Byrne (H·f) ••. (517) VI. n.I\". 0:1.10) I Kramer 8o~ton at New York (f!)_Spahn ((I. vinci~ly, that you just couldn't be that stupid. (t7-rn IIi Toue hd owns Delr-on al Cleveland-Krenow tlt-O) VI. 11) atld Sal" ('!:l-I{i) VII. Janelen o.s..I:1 U Our experts feel the same way. but they are confident in picking Burdon ~l8·1) '". Jonu (lU·~) today' games so we'll stay In there pitching for at least another by NEAL SLACK Wubln,lon al Phlladelphla-lI .. erner Chi ..,. II SII. Louis-Borowy (IHI ~ . ($-13) YO. lIIoCaban (4-0) . VI. /Jrule (9· (1) week. Iowa City High walloped Mc (Only ,ames leheduled, (Onl, (ames Ich~duled) p Incidentally. how are you tans doing in picking the games along Kinley of Cedar Rapids, 27 to 0, ---.....:.- with us? If any of you are hitting the games pretty regularly, why on four first half touchdowns be IOWA CITY NET PAIRINGS " don't you drop us a line and tell u how you do it. We'd like to know. fore a homecoming crowd of 6,000 Indiana on Pass Defense I, We thought we'd gO back aod review last Saturday's ball games. here last night. BLOOMINGTON, IND. (UP) - Tody's pail'ings for Lhe quarter tl On llie other hand, leave u crawl into a near corner and hope for :Aiter scoring the first time they Clyde Smith sent his Indiana foot final round of the city-wide ten better results today. SuffIce it to say our record is three wins, four got their hands on the ball in the nis tournament: ball squad through another fc losses. opening minutes the Little Hawks lengthy pass defense drill yester Dahlin VS. Bean, Falkenhainer. ,., For some of you who may nol understand our scoring system, we'll wenl on to build up a commanding day. Netollcky , HOtls hton v •• Edgell, Highley review it once again. First. all teams must win. Second, they must be lead in the first half and hold it ve. Soley, In the m en's singles. Team Physician Dt·. Charles within 12 points of the cores predicted. in the second. !JOY'S s emi-finals Holland pronounced the squad in A. Andrews vs. Bradbury. Bartholcm. Here's an example. Last week we picked Iowa to beat Marquette, TALIAFERRO City high scored twice in each VS. Dunnington. lim vs. Jones. I "top physical condition" and said I 19-7. Iowa won by two points, thereby giving us a IO-point margin. of the first two periods and dom l'Uen'8 doubles that Veteran Halfback John Mc Cathcart, Moreau vs. Donelson, Eben; It we had picked Iowa to win, 7-6, and it had won, 28-27, we inated throughout. The Hawklets Harris, Ordas vs. Mililkan. Soley; Fllk Donnell, injured in last week's still would have won. got ,20 first downs to 8 for Mc enhalner. NotolJcky vs . Baml, Lenschow; Wisconsin game, was ready for Dahlin. Lewis vs. IIIsley, Boyle. Our guest for this week is Dean Stichnoth. assistant to Eric Wilson Indiana- Kinley and gained 292 yards rush Junior Girls action. .in the University ot Iowa sports information se.rvice. Dean will ing to 9 for the visitors. McKinley Ashton VB. Dawson. Moeller V B. Weber. I try to boost the two win , five lost record handed him by last (Continued Irom Page 1) gained 100 yards on passes to 66 week's guest, Bill Porter oC the SchOOl 01 Journalism. the ball rame, the Hawkeye for the Hawklets. -Doors open 1:15- Now we'll stumble along into today's top seven games. all being ploture is noi bri,ht. OffensIve Oedar Rapids, led by Don played in the middle west. ly the Iowan could make an Stastny and his passing arm, Dr. EddIe Anderson and his Iowa eleven get their first Big excellent showing, providing looked belter in the second half (A P Wlrepholo) Nine t THE STR'AIN OF THE CHASE Showed yesterday when Indians lest a ain Indiana at BllXlmington this afternoon, The odds the injuries &0 Quarterback AI but COUldn't score. an st eked In the clouds against the Hawkeyes. The Hawklets' record in the Lou llelldreall (Ielt) and Pitcher Bob Lemon, (second from right) if;1:1· J~ D~fIlrco and Halfback Jerry ,~ We hate to pick the Hoosiers in this one because, naturally, we're Mississippi Valley conference squawked to Umpire Bill l\lcKinley. m' STARTS hoping for an Iowa victory. Acter Indiana's 35-7 thrashing of Faske do not reappear. But U's TO-DAY "Ends Tuesday" the defense which Is the ques stands at three wins and one loss * * * ------W ' coll&in I 5t w ek, it's kind of hard to bet against them. • after last night's victory. McKinley who had gone in for Mayo. That You'll thrill to it's magic spell! Maybe if we pick the Hoosiers the underdog Jowans will come tion mark. 'I'he bulk of the responsibility has lost two in the conference. tied the score at 3 lo 3. throuah and urpri. u. We hope so. Final score: Indiana 20, The Hawklets kicked oll to open DAZZLING ... this afternoon will rest with the Even then the Indians might Iowa 14. thc game. McKinley couldn't gain PennanlRace Iowa line. The Hawk' forwards in il& color! The Purdue-Northwestern g me at Evanston this afternoon may and punted. City high took the have escaped but for a heart lack nothing in adroitness, but (Continued from l'age 1) aive e indication of the final Big Nine standings. Both teams ball on the McKinley 40 and alter breaking error. When Connie THRILliNG ... are top contenders. It'll be a bruising battle but we can't quite their ability to keep Taliaferro one play Rox Shain, who led the dIa.1II yesterday was their top Berry grounded to Keltner, the e Purdue 10 ing. Final score: Purdue 21, Northwestern 20. and his speedy running mates be Little Hawk running game, went winnlne' pitcher, Right Hander Indian third baseman rifled a throw to the place to force Groth. Th game lit Madison today between Wisconsin and Illinois could hind their own line 01 scrimmage around end to the I-yard line. Bot). Lemon, who blew a 3 to 2 be a doozer. Don't ask us why, but we look for a definite rebound will be on test. lead In the ninth Inning'. Catcher Jim Hegan, with plenty Shain fumbled on the next play 01 time to get Berry at first for a by the Bad ers after their tunning letdown last week. Final score: The line lost one of its most but Guard John Fenton recovered DiIlky Eddie Mayo, a meek hit Wisconsin 13, lIIinois 7. valuable players when Ray Carl double play, threw the ball right in the end zone, for the first ter but one who is dangerous in to First Baseman Walt Judnich, The Michigan-O"egon game doesn't leave much doubt, except son was left in Iowa CIty with an touchdown. Shain converted. the clutch, beat out a hit down the lor the final score. Oregon will find, a II too realistically, that it has injured knee. Carlson captained who dropped it and Berry was Fenton set up the Hawklet's sec third base . line to start bthe in safe. scheduled one game- out· of its class. Final score: Michigan 26, the Hawks against Marquette. ond touchdown when he fell on ning. Lemon fielded the all and That left it up (0 Jimmy Out Or gon 7. Guzow kl cn Defense another fumble, this time on the when his throw hit Mayo, the Southern Califorma-Ohio State-Strictly a toss-up. Guess we'd Anderson will rely on Jack Tiger infielder went down to sec law and he smasbed a single to McKinley 4-yard line. Dan right field which scored both belter stay with the home conference. Final score: Ohio State 13 , Dittmer and Bob McKenzie, his Dutcher went around end on the ond base. Southern California 6. ace pass-ca tchers, to man the Lemon looked as if he would Glusberg and Lipon and made it next play to score. Shain con 5 to 3-the final lateful margin. Minnesota-Nebraska- Thi isn't a corn-husking tournament. Final offensive ends. Dittmer, on the verted. escape without further damage 11&1"111 The Indians thon went down In AM ',N! r>,U111 DOH> score: Minnesota 20, Ne~a s ka 0, when he struck out Pinch Hitter ClllJTIS frail side for defense, will be re The third Little Hawk touch order in their half, pla.ying as ALIII' unl, • GWYNNE· GRAPEWIN' GIFT Notre Dame-Pittsburgh- Frank Leahy can pretty easily direct lieved by Tony Guzowski when down came on a drive from their John Bero, but he got behind on another pinch batter, Johnny if all the heart had gone out of An faerIe lion Films Release the tinal score in this one. Final score: Notre Dame 33, Pittsburgh O. the Hoosiers have the ball. own 42-yard line. City high took them. Now for the experts: Groth and walked him. Then Compani~n Feature Bill Kay and Jim Shoaf have over when Shain intercepted a As arranged in a meeting last Harold YerUn (3-4) first ca II a t the tackle slots. Joe Stastny pass. The Hawklets went when he walked Rooki~ Myron Ginsberg, the third straight De week in the American league Indiana 21, Iowa 14 ; Purdue 20, Northwestern 14; illinoiS 28, Wis Grothus and either Earl Banks O} to the 4 yard line on running plays con 7; Michigan 20, Oregon 6; Ohio State 13, Southern Cal. 6; troit pinch hitter, Manager Lou headquarters at Chicago, the play "Junebug" Perrin will see the with Shain, Dick Williams and Boudreau pulled out Lemon and off dates have been set. Minnesota 25, Nebraska 7; Notre Dame 35, Pilt O. major duty at guards. Game Cap Harold Snook carrying. Snook Don ulhoff (3-4) replaced him with skinny Gus If Cleveland and Boston finish tain Dick W("odard, who worked went through center to score. Christopher, his most dependable in a tie, the Indians will play at Iowa 20, Indiana 13; Purdue 14, Northwestern 7; Illinois 12, Wiscon dO exceptionally well against Shain missed the conversion. sin 7; Michigan 21, Oregon 13; Southern Cal. 13, Ohio State 13; relief pitcher. Boslon on Monday, Oct. 4. Ir the Marquette, will be at center. Again in the second quarter the Chriitopher couldn't find the MinnesQta 33, 6; 6. Yankees and Boston tie the play Nebraska Notre Dame 35, Pitt Anderson wiII stick with his Little Hawks look over on the plate either and he walked pank Sroders (2-5) off game will be in New York and No. 1 backfield of DIMareo, McKinley 35 and drove to a score. Johnny Lipon, forcing home the same situation holds if it is a Iowa 21 , Indiana 19 ; Northwestern 19, PUt'due 18; Illinois 20. quarterback, Bob Longley and A pass, Doran to Hettrick was Pinch-Runner Paul Campbell, Yankee-Indian tie. Wisconsin 7; Michigan 21, Oregon 7; Ohio State 21, Southern CaJ. 7; Fa ke, halfbacks, and Johnny good for 25 yards to the 10 and Minnesota 25, Nebraska 0: Notre Dame 42, Pitt 7. Tedore, fullback. D~larco, his inteZ\ference on another (pass • Gue t Dean tlcbnoth (2-5) bruised rlrM shonlder back In moved the b:lll to the I-yard line. Iowa 14, IndlDnn 13 ; Purdue 20, Northwestern 13; Wi consin 20, TODAY hape, hould see almOst all of Snook drove over guard to score. (8J]Jiljj II ~ M~~n;AY JUinois 13 ; Michigan 20, Oregon 7; Ohio State 27, Southern Cal. 13; the offen Ive quarterba.cking. Shain converted. Minnesota 26, Nebraska 6; Notre Dame 40, Pitt 6. On defense, while DiMarco is Your predletions: Iowa ...... " ...... Indiana sidelined, Tedore will be shifted Blue Hawks Whitewash MID·WEST PREMIERE to halfback and Ron Headington .Purdue ...... _.....• _•.. _. Northwestern Wapello Indians, 21-0 INTERNA TlONAl PRIZE WINNER Wisconsin ....••....._ .. _ •. _.••• Illinois will be used a t the fullback line snows - Michigan ...... _.. _...... Oregon backing spot. Headington stands University high, behind Full EXtLUSIVE IOWA CITY SHOWING 1:30 - 3:30 Southern Cal...... Ohio State behind Tedore offensively. back Bob Ojemann, blanked Wap- 5:27 - 7:25 Mlnl\lilSOta ...... • _•. _...... Nebraska Only a heads-up ball game by ello last night. . 9:20 Notre Dame ...... __ .. _•...... •.... Pitt this Hawkeye team can provide a Ojemann ran over from the 20 "Feature victory. One mistake against a yard-line in the first play of the " YOUNG LOVE IN THE NEW PARISI/-PM 9:35" team whiCh makes a habit of second quarter. He passed to Duck ", :-. piquant suggestions ,Browns, Chisox 55»lit Tigers Lose Hutchinson; capitalizing on opponents' etTOrs Schoenebelen [at· the extra pOiDt. of the fresh ness and CHICAGO (JP) - Blanked 4-0 Kretlow Faces Cleveland could turn the contest into a rout. In the third, Ojemann scored on Clift Fannin's three-hit pitch The line can't afford to blunder from the four-yard line, and fol Intensity of young love I" ing in the opener, the Chic.\ 10 CLEVELAND (UP) - Rookie against a team which has so much lowed that with a pass to Ronald • - N. Y. "AUf W~te Sox came back with a 3-2 Lou (Leapin' Lena) KreUow of abundant spe2d. And the back Coldsnow to make it 19-0. "EXCElLENT PKrull ... MOMENTS decision in the nightcap to divide the Detroit Tigers will pitch field can't slow up against the' The Blue Hawks received Iheir or IAmll" •• * '/9 * a twi-night doubleheader with the against the Cleveland Indians same team which has three ace final two points when the ball -DAILY HfWS SI. Louis Browns last night belore today, Manager Steve O'Neill an passers, and against a team which )Vas kicked out of the end zone a small gathering of 2,090 fans. nounced last night. ranked third in the nalion in the wbite Wapello hu'ld it behind O'Neill revealed that Pitcher aerial department last year. their own goal. Freddie Hutchinson was Jll at his Iowa fans can await the out- hotel room with fever of 101 de come and use it as a basis for Cards Take Second I grees. what is in store [or the rest of the ST. 'LOUIS (JP) - The st. Louis Kretlow, recently brought up season. The Hawks must show Cardinals took over undisputed from Williamsport, Pa., of the that they're in the right dass possession o[ second place in the Eastern league, has a record of today, 01" else Call before . a Na tiona I league last night by turn two victories and no defeats with murderous schedule which in- ing back the Chicago Cubs, 6 to 4. the Tigers. cludes Ohio State, Purdue, Notre A three-run homer by Ron Dame, Wisconsin, Illinois and Northey highlighted as-run in- A TKA Braves .g,O"') Fbck I Minnesota on successive Sator- ning which Iced the game for the COLOR CARTOO]l, days. Redbirds. LATE NEWS BROOKLYN, N.Y. (JP) - Vern Bickford, rookie righthander of pOintOpt lmJstleto last yearIowa when fans Ind iacanna ii-:::=====:::::=_ the pennant-winning Boston Braves, throttled Brooklyn, 3-1, thwue Hawksa 13-pomt a.t Iowa favorite City. &0 scaIowalp ~~~~~~~;:;;~~;:;:;~;:~~~;;~~~ yesterday to drop llie Dodgers into won, 27-14. The Hoosiers again third place in the National league Pate as a 13-point favorite this 1st Run standings. afternoon. It y u want to look back into Pirate. Win on Rally past records, Iowa leads in the CINCINNATI (.4") - Pittsburgh series against Indiana, nine wins unloaded four of its six hits off to seven with lou r ending in ties. IODAK 35 CAMERA Walker Cress after two out in the And only once in six games has nin th innll1g yesterday and de Dr. Anderson lost to an Indiana With Range Finder teated Cincinnati, 2 to 1. tearl] - 1940, 10-6. This outstanding "minia. N ture" make. color picture For Your Health's Sake XTBA OtneIaU'U.. ! takinq eoay. The Flaah or for fun o shutter has 5 speeds to Zale • Cerdan MlddJ ewe!&'h& 1/ 200. and the Kodak Ana· ROlLi-R SKATE W - . Ends Cba1&)Plonl hlp ..ar f/ 3.5 Lumeuiaed Len's Monda, licll&! is made (~ color work. with Pocusing is a cinch with the coupled range finder. BHI & Cora See it here today. FEUX 'DOC' . 186.58 w... Liberty Roller Rink BLANCHARD GIl R~cDept.· HiQhway 6 DAVI$ OPEN Wed., Fr!., Sat. & Sun. NlCJhta louis' Drug Store 7:30 to 10:30 12' East CoUeqe MAtINEE Swaday Aftemoo_ 2:30 to ':00 8irnXlRNoR· wifh S,4,M WI LLI AM ' GI:;RTRU DE MATT · Natioaally Knewn fer Com FOR SPECIAL PART1ES fl. 'pboiecrapbJe Supplies LEVEN E· FRAWLEY· NIESEN. BRIGGS.' Call l'5Y - W. J. Smith - W.. t Liberty TIlE DAlLY IOWAN. SATURDAY. OCT. 2, 1948 - PAGE TURn ., Iowa City Women May~r Proclaims- e Dolphin Queen October Roses Reach for Moon· I I.O.O.F. Officers Engineers to Have Year Book ' 'Fire PreventIon Week One of Nine Beauties The college of engineering for each senior will be prepared l'C1'.0:"1I. Four Iowa City women were senior year book will be issued and copies given to prospective ~.693 To Wear Crown installed in district offices at the again this year, Mark Meier, employers of Iowa seniors. .IIM C , The state nroclaimed "Fire Pr.... ventiOll 'Week" gets undpr ,G10 ( Phil Cady, president of the Dol 15th annual state convention 01 president of the associated Stu About 150 copies will be sent .Ge2 1\\ way tomorrow in Iowa City, whpre firp los. has taken II. shorp in the Ladies' Encampment auxiliary, dents of Engineering, announced to the major firms who employ ,G IO Itll phin fraternity, announced yester .
Let Us Keep Your Clothes Looking Like New , C. O. D. Cleaners FRE,i.) ,P!CltUP AND Dl!a..IVtRV SERVICE DIAL 4433 J 106 S. CAPl'fOL Tl')' Ollr Alterations ancl RepalrR nil pt. "20" ROUtt SERVICE" • THE DAR-Y rOWAN. 8A'rmDAV. OCT. t, lU. - PAG~ SIX ... Increased Rafe for Theatre-Goers to Help Select ~AD:~~~~- Face Contempt Count II Church Calendar II County Corn Loans H .CH OF JESUS CRUST OF Ihe Kalona community. 7:30 p.m. Eve- This year's corn loan rale for Con,resllional lOve. tlgators yester Plays LATTE. DAY SAlNT lor University Season . nlnc service In char&. of tile Old.eons. J h t . $1 39 R E day askM that 11 present and for M'e.etJD, In CODrUtDte aOota .#1. 7:4S p.m. Prayer and praise service. Mr. 0 nson coun y IS . , ay . mer members of the CIO united Iowa Va_lo. Yeackley In charle. Smalley, county AAA chairman, 'I'h: university th eatre's twenty-eighth Reason will o~en Nov.,IO El.er v •• ,It. H ••• eD. braat:b pruldeDl electrical workers union be cited SURellY. 9:30 a.m. Sunday school luper announced yesterday. The new with the co medy, " Life with Father," by IIoward LlDd. ay lind I METHODIST CBlJ.CH fOr contempt of con,ress. Intendenl me 8 ,atin, committee asked that the wltnessell be cited tor contemp~ 722 £asl Ooll.t. s tr~.t In the convent and al and a.m. In "They have no possible legal Sunday. 9:00 a.m. WHO radio broadcast. the church. Novena services Thursday 9:45 a.m. SlIndoy ..,hoo). 11:00 a.m. Les at 3 and 7:30 p,m. ConCe •• lons: Salurday ba i ror their threat," the state lion sermon. subject "Unreallty," A al 2:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 7:20 p.m. W e~k nursery '" provided. Wednesday. 8:00 dayI'. dilrlnc- the 1:2.') a.m , mosse~ lind Ravishin,g ment said. "Every officer and ofter the Novena scrvJces, I Antoine and Antoinette' - p.m. Testlmonlol meetlnc. DaJly. except member they threaten acted com Sunday. and holldbys public reading pletely within his rights and the room at 2:00 p.m. TRINITY EPISC OPAL C Hu~cn 32_ E. Co ll e~e duet congressmen know It" TnE FIJUIT ENGl.ISR LUTHERAN n a rold P. MeGee, reetor OIlURC Il Sunday. 8:00 a.m. Holy communion. Kersten's statement, also slimed 8:30 a.l1I. Robes Breakfast following. Mornlnl 'Almost Endearing' (United Lutheran Ch uub In Ametiea) by Rep. O. Clark Fisher (0, Tex.) Dubuque and Market s treets prayer rung by Ihe lunlor choir lollowed from Rev. &alph M. Kruece" palLor by Upper Church school. 10:30 a,m. said charges that the of(jces of Lower Church school. 1AI:45 •• m. Hol y - In Studied Enadment Sunday. 8:30 n.m. MaUn service. Com Local 301 are In the hands of the munion will be admInistered. 9:30 a.m . cammunlon and sennon. "On Being Sell Sunday Rchool. JO:"5 a.m . Morning war.. Indulgent .. · 5:00 p.m. Evening prayer and communist pal·ty "have in no wi e f>ennon. fOO n the Right to Possess." 5:30, be n les ened or disprovE' he church. 7:30 Iowa City national guard units, Is grand and petit juror and tales and herein lies the basis Cor r~s cnly (alen t but also an under p.m. 90nday school councU nleeUna'. men nre drawn for two years dis taking top honors at the Cannes standing of what their lines are Wednesday. 2:30 p.m. Women's Assocfa ... being received irom Des Moines, trict court service beginning Jan. tlon meeUne In the church. ThUrsday. Festival. all about. 6:30 p.m. Third Colony potluck supper. Sgt. Robert oJ. Lee announced l. Young Married Couple Friday. 6:00 p.m. M & M club potluck yesterday. All in all, the lilm will please "upper. People who voted in the county It tells the unaffected story of somewhat more than it will be The medical unit, activA~d in at elections arc put on the com MENNONITE MISSION C RV rtCII a young married couple. each of wilder- which makes for a pretty 6.4 S. Clark street June, is receiving uniforms, surgi mission's list and arc then sub whom works at a dreary job and rare experience for the average Norman UobbR, I UI)erJntendent cal sets, tents, medical kits, and ject to call tor jury duty for the neither of whom Is especially Sunday. JO:oo a.m . Sunday school. filmgoer.. J] :DO a.m. Sermon hour by mJnlster from other medical supplies. two-ycor term. enthused about life, destiny, or the mysteries of the universe. In spite of this, they seem to share a goo\1 Episcopal Students strong love which, oddly enough, is not a Iiernately fired and Plan Vesper Choir sundered by a consuming passion The Trinity Episcopal church is of some sort. • It Is the studied enactment of RCA VICTOR VALUE organizing a new choir to be called the Canterbury club choir. ccmmonplace which makes this movie aimost endearln.-. As SEAR~ Janet Kedney. college director of the chu r~h, announced that the such, It comes dan,erously close J?OEBUCK AND CO. to beln&" as awful as soap-opera, :WEEK choir is to be made up of members I of the Canterbury club and other but Jt bas sufficient restraint to student groups of the church. The stop short of tbe sentimental. group wilJ be directed by Mrs. Resculnr It from this near • C. B. Righter. disaster are some penetrating Rehearsals are scheduled for I05I.-ht5 Into the bopeleflSDe8S of 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays at the a life whlcb barely escapes 3000 BRAND 'NEW student center. poverty. The new choir wIll provide the A lost lottery ticket figures music each Sunday for the reg rather ' heavily in the plot. This RCA VICTOR ular evening prayer service at particular ingredient is anything • 5 p.m. but original - however, the film (ro all tal i~ cal Un Reqular Price 7Sc each I ~ Such artists as Wayne King. Freddy Martin. Glenn fit Ur. Miller. Spike Jones, Phil Harris. Tommy Dorsey, ra
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