. . . , GOOD MORNING, IOWA ·CITY!

The weather for today will be partly cI~dy and warmer with scattered showers moving in early OWGI1 tomorrow morning, F.a!ablished 1868 Vol. 78,' No. 178 AP News and Wirephoto __P" Iowa City, Iowa, friday, April 19-five Cents " angc un, e en ers ac 1 Britain;,,Russia ,House Wants Probe Porler Claims BeHy Lou Gets Some Help 5-Foot Coloradan Red Artillery ,', , . . • Of, Document Thefts . Takes Holdup Man Rankin Dedare. Spy Argue Spam~h OPA Measure Groceryman Beats Fire, Shatters· Thief Over Head Peace Menace ~~n:i~;::::gs~%~ Kills Ceilings With Own Shotgun Besieged ity WASHINGTON (AP) - The COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. house instructed its judiciary com­ Administrator States Gromyko Announces (APl-A Michigon ex-convict Claim Attacki nks mittee to investigate the disposi­ Bill Removes Control sought for questioning in a Col­ In Favor of Diplomatic tion of cascs involving six persons Manned by .... lfeak With Madrid Over Commodities orado shooting was arrested yes­ in thc alleged wa d ime theft of terday wben he mistakenly tried Of 'Certain C..".tI'y' sccrct documents fl'ol11 thc slute, W.M:i lllNGTO:l\ (AP)-Puul to push around Louis Maccarini, (AP)- GI"Dt NEW YORK war and nllvy depal'tmenls. l'ortcl', backed inlu U COI'llel' by CR NO KING, Fl'iduy CAP) Brltain and Russiu sllul'ply lIi '­ little Colorado Springs grocerY The 221 to 111 roll call vote ' IIUUSC P Ul)l)Ug'C ycslcl'(Jay of a - Official go\,erumcint 11 e w s agreed jn the Unitcd Nutio)IS se· came ",ner Rep, Rankin (D., store proprietor. bi II choppi Ill; g'l'eat gups in llispatchcs today desCl·jbed bit­ curiiS council today oyer Po­ Miss.) tbld the house the com­ Police Chie:!: I. B. Bruce id~nt­ oP A pOwCl'~ , fou ght buck last tel' fighting ill Clurugchuu, !.and's picture oC Spain al) U mittee on un-American actlvl­ ilied the man as Wei' n e r night with un u~~crliol1 tilUt the with outnumbered govcrnment;. Nazi.iuspired 11101l0CO to peuer. lies had learned. that "the spy SchwartzmiUer, 30, of Dowagiac, rillJ' (Janada Is illvesU,allug is measure would require removal of fOl'ces driven back to makeshift SOl'ict Delegate A II d .. e i Mich., sought throughout SOU01- worklnt til the United States. ceilings from "commoditics mak­ redoubts, hurd hit by continuillg Gtomyko joined Russia with ing up al least hal! the cost of liv­ ern Colorado since the shooting Chinese Communist al·tillery Poland, France and Mexico in fa­ tryll1l' to learn the secret of the atomic bomb." ing." of County Commissioner Thomas fire. One report soid that defend­ vor of a concerted break in dip­ The price administrator's stale­ Rep. Dondero (R., Mich.l, auth- O'Haver at Solido Wednesday ers held only two buJldings. . lomatic re1ations with Madrid. ment particularly mentioned such The Mukden dispatches satd 01' of the rcsolution aulhorizing night. He said Doris Stutsmon, 18 Sir Alexander Cadogan lined the investigation, said the Unitcd items as coal, shoes, wool and Chanl'Cluln's ' defenders suffered Britain up Witil the Netherlands Statcs governmcnt first Icarned rayon textiles, meats and millt as also of 'Dowaglac, was alTestcd hea vy casualties. Ineendtar)' and Brazil in opposition to thl: from the British that the U. S. articles which would have Lo comc with SchwortzmiJIer. shells burned out several defense Poli sh proposal char,ing Spoin is secret documents wcre sto tcn dur­ out from under contl'Ols if the Poln ted Shot&'U1I poillts. The at"ckln. columns ", a pOtcnUaJly explosive threat to ing the war. house decision prcvails. Bruce said Maccarini didn't were spearheaded by tour _or Frallce and a long-range menace Specifically, t h c resolution He ga ve special atlentlon 10 argue when the gunman pOinted live medium tanke. drivell ana 10 I)le wOrld in the atomic age. adopted by the house provides: the Gossett amcndment, incor­ a shotgUn at him and suggested ,lllUled by "olleers of a certain ~eDdJDe.t Offered "A thOl'ough invesligation ot lilt porated by the house In PPA that he hand over the inoney from country," the dispatch asserted. LI. Col. W. R. Hodgson. the Ihe circumstances with respcct to extension legislation, which re­ the cash register. addill, "It Is obvious the tanks A1IStrian delegate, offered an the disposition of thc chargcs of qulres' OPA to I&kc off ceilings IFOUR-YEAR-OLD Betty Lou Hall had a IiUle trouble ,eUhl, the first 1946 Buddy Poppy pilllled .on But, when he rapped Maccal'ini were furnished by tbcM certain amendment to Ihe Polish resolu­ espionage and the possession of whim output of a conimodJty ex­ President Truman yesterday. l\t len the president ,iveB her a hand. Rleht, Betty Lou has a satisCied on the arm with his gun for em­ country." customer. (AP WmEPHOTO) . tion for a break w.i.th Spain, asking documents stolen (rom secret gov­ ceecjs Its production during the phasis he did the wrong thing. Tbere was no furthe1' word of tb.ai a five-man sub-committee ernment files which were made fiscal year J941. He named coat , "It made me mad," explained five American correspondents and invnlillatc the Spanish situatioll by the federal bureau of investi­ and cl{ltblng items in a partiat Mllccarini, wbo . bi_rely tops five two American military personnel al)d tePart back to tile council by gation against the following indi­ list of products ",hlch he said feet. "I took his gun away trom in the besicged Manchurian cap­ Mil>' 17. viduals: have come UP to that level, with Secretary of State Bvrnes Rey~als U~ S. Wage Raises him and hit him on the head with ital. The defense gorrlson report­ ., .Mler two sessions ot debate on "Philip J. JarIc, Kate L. Mit­ "supply stili far out of balanee it." edly had been compressed into a S~Jn the. lineup showed Poland, chell, John Stewart Service, Em­ with demand." To Recognize Tit~'s Yugoslav G,overnment F T" Maccarini knocked the intruder rew <:entraI strong points, inclu~­ Mexico, France. and Russia faVOf­ manuC)1 Siguard Larson, Andrew Porter, reiterating n statement down three times with his fists ing the central bank, police hea$!­ lnt a diplomatic break with Fran­ Roth and Mark Gayn." o[ Wedncsdny night thnt the house W.ASH1NGTON Ol Stute Byrnes disclosed and when Schwortzmiller fled he quarters postal building and power CD; the Netherlonds, Britain and Jaffe and Miss Mitchell arc edi­ bill "in effect repeals price con­ (AP )- ~CCl'ctU I'Y or ralnmen pursued him to a nearby house building, al\ being hamlJlered YI'8lC'l'da'y tllat Uic I niled Hlatc~ i$ i'ecognizing the Tilo go\'Cl'lI- Bl'lIzil stoutly agl/inst such a move; tors of the magazine Amerosia. trol," gave attention too to other where he was capturCtl a lew min_ steadily by field guns. the United States and China un­ Service is an assistant in General amendmcnts in the house meQji­ IJlllut of Yti'ro~I,1\'ia - lhou!!h \\'itb OIllC reservations 011 its do· Recommended utes latel' by policemen. A dispatch from Chingchow coO)ITlitted; Austria sponsoring MacArthur's political advisory ure, notobly the WoJcott-Crowford llIC'stic po li cies. ~ r Stole Taxicab (Chinhsien) said that all except further subsidiary investigation, committee. Larson is an employe provision requiring a "reasonable" Thc recoguition cOllies aftel' intormation at Belgrade, would Bruce said Schwartzmillel' told the ce'ltl'al bonk and postoUice Imj Egypt thus far unhenrd. Po­ ot the state department's far east­ proItt on each J:lroduct, the p~'oh~" USSLU'UIICCH from tl le Bclgl'iHle be quite accePtable os ambassador him he stole a taxicab in ChiCIlfJO had p.een, ()yerwhelmed. but there; land needs seven IlfIlrmotive crn division; RaUl-is 1J - .JoJlfJ\er . 1\:'srcC(l1il'ement government th at It woould live up Ifro m YUlloslavla. It was not .fo~­ Oy 'rlJ\l A SOCI,,', '';I) I'Rt;S~ Jast Thursday in which be _Gl)d was no confirmation. Y3orb part of the price in­ most important .01 these, in the ton who formerly was accredited changes in working rules for more robbcl'y, finishing the last onc opinion ot state dep~l'tment to the regime of King Peter and than 200,000 railroad engineers night /I'OI'~ Associated Press was announced last night in 0 re­ creases given monllIacturers. at Joliet, Ill., five months ago. Corrospondent Tom Mastel'­ port from the cO\lncll's committee Twelve Workers Die The price administrator potently officials, is one which dates back to more lately served as political and trainmen who threatened to O'Hover was shot Wednesday o( experts, who disclosed ' they was pointing his remarks a t the 1881 and pr~vides that no natiolT representatJve in Yugoslavia. sll'ike in February. night as he chased a motorist tel'son, cut off wiln. (Qur ot/tel' were unable to agree on on opinion senate, which gets nex,t crack at should receive more favorob~e The action today was based on Hopes for early scttlement of who had driven away Irom his AmcI'ican "c1Jorlet's in lJe­ caUed for by Secretary-Gellera! As Explosion Rocks' the price control law. trade treatment from Yug~SlaVla a note which was given to the tbe soft coal strike dJ~d, garage without paying for some sieged C It a 11 g c 1~ 'I~ It, Man .. Trygve Lie's suggestion that the than .the Umted St.o~es receives. Yugoslav government last Dec. 22. meanWhile, when bituminous gasoline. clml·ia.) So also was Chester Bowles, ThiS means speCifically that al- coitncil could not legally pursue Virginia Mine Tunnel stabilization . director, when he operators announced they were the lronJan issue after Iran with­ thOugh Yugoslavia has close polit­ going home after wailing In conferred for 35 minute:> this ical ties with Russia, she has CHANGCHUN, Manchw'ia (AP) drew her complolnt against morning with President Truman. Washington for nille days for nussia. RADFORD, Va. (AP)-Twelve agreed not to give the Soviets any Adm. Nimitz Predicts resumption of eon tract n:e1"O- -Chinese Communis~ Iorces cap­ miners operating at a low level Meanwhile Lew Hahn, general more favorable commercial treat­ Truman to . Observe tured the Soviet-managed Yamoto The experts on procedure were manager of the National Retail tlatlons with the United Mine Ip\lt eight to three, with Russia, In one or the state's few anthra­ ment than the United States. Pre­ 'Workers. hotel yesterday as \ihey pushed cite coal diggings died yeste'rday Dry Goads association, issued a sumably this was the main point Reduction in Navy l'oland and France holding thot statement giving his "personal The recommended wage in­ Naval Maneuvers . back Chine;;;e government troops In 0 blost that caught them 5,000 in a rour-months <:on troversy be­ crease to the enginet"rs and troin­ the case must be dismissed. conviction that the house in some in this embattled capital City of leet from the hillslope entrance. twecn Washington and Belgrade men was identical to that awarded Thill throws the Iranian maUer respects has gone too tar." If U. N. Successful Manchuria. back to the council for debate The shatterln~ force blew a over whether the treaties would April 3 by two arbitration boards Oft Vi. Capes train of 14 mine cars more tban Hahn said if the measure goes be reaffirmed. There was no word 01 Mai. Bop­ Tuesdaya1ternoon. through substantially as the house to 1,250,000 railroad workers rep- half a mile away In the mine At the same news conference U.S, to Maintain 291 , resented by 18 other unions. WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi­ ert B. Rig, of Chica,o, assistant 150 feet up an Inclined traek. rewrote it, "it will place a great at which Yucosiav recognition dent Truman salls southward Sun­ miltary attache, or his pilot, obligation upon all responsible Ships in Commiliiott Unlike the arbitration board Mine Superinlendent C loy d was announced, Michael J. Mc- • , awards, however, the recommen­ M/Sgt. Clayton Pond of PorUand, business men to assert a voluntary day for a vacation on s~It water Martin who was rldln .. the ca.rs Dermott, state department press' dation of the fact-finding board is Ore., who had been staying in the control over prices." Dur~ng T~ial hriod and a look at the navy's first Hoover Asked was kllocked from the train. officer, reported that the. United not binding on the trainmen and large-scale maneuvers since the hotel. Telephone communications. were broken. .' Ironically, Virginia's worst mine States had received ornclal word WASHiNGTON (AP)-,A: pre­ engineers...... war. explosion in years came at a time Airborne Tanks Sell from Paris of the postponement diction of a "decided. reduction" The two brotherhoods had de­ Mr.· Truman will spend the bet­ The hotel is across the street when all but 0 fraction •of the Il'om Changchun's railroad station, . To Anyone for $100 of the Europeau peace conter- in the navy. if the United Nations ~anded wa,e hikes avera.gln, tet part of next Monday and Tues­ Back to U. S. 18,000 Virginia mine.rs were ence which had been scheduled proves in the next few years it 25 percent-amounting to ap­ day watching carrier task force captured earlier, and one and a "lllying orr' during the UMW­ DAVENPORT (AP) - Army there. for M~y 1. This had been can insure world peace was made proximately 30 cents hourly­ operations off the Virginia capes. half mHes from the sand-bagged operator contract negotiations. Ught airborne tanks-.which cost expected In view of the cantin- to the American society of news­ and ehan,es In 44 working rules. The president has arranged to center of the city. P,.,ident Says Food The Great Valley Anlhra.clte $26,000 each to build-ore selling I ulug deadlock amollg the bl, paper editors today by Fleet Ad­ The coal operators told Sec­ board the WilliamsbUrg late Sun­ The Chinese 1I0vernment aii-. corporation's mine at nearbY like hot cak~s at the Rock Island powers over major issues III lhe miral Chester W. Nimitz. retary of Labor Schwellenbach day afternoon and sail down the force continued to drop ammuni­ Crisis 'Worse'; Ask. McCoy b&cl only 51 miners at arsenal for $100 a throw. peace settlements. . William BentOn,' assistant sec- they would return to Washington Potomac river and Ohesapeake tion to the small Nationalist gar­ America to Speed Aid Wbrk when the bl~ten­ When (he government adver­ The French government decided retory of state, ealled upon the imm€tliately on his call but added bay to Norfolk, Va. He will boord rison. slbly from ,_curred. The tised the 41 tanks, the best bid to fix no date but leave the .timing editors to undertake "a continuing it "appears futlle for members 01 the Franklin D. Roosevelt 'around U the WASHINGTON (AP) - Pre.~l­ victims were at lowest came from a St. LOUis firm­ up to the foreign ministers meet- study of tbe whole field ' of band­ the committee to remain in Wash­ 7 a. m. (CST) Monday. He expects level of the sloplnc tunnel which dent Truman told neal'ly 300 edit- $P2.50 each. It was refused. But ing which Secretary Byrnes will ling' news abroad" by'both private ington sinCe there was no inClica­ to return to port late the next rullS under New River. Comile Dupre of Geneseo, Ill., ottend in Paris beginning April,25. allencies and government services. tion there would be any change afternoon and go back aboard the C.IO Rebuffs Harlem 011 yesterday that the world food Other workers some distance re­ offered $101}- each tor two fOr use The Yugoslav decision was set The speeches featured the open- in the situation." Williamsburg. crlalJ is "worse than it has been moved from the E-xplosion point on his 310-acre farm and his bid forth in two letters which Byrnes ing of a three-day session Q.f the Group for Support painted." Earlier he had asked escnped with minor burns or ill was accepted. released through McDermott. One society. 'Sandwiched between them Herbert Hoover to hun'y home eHects from the lumes. Salvage agent M. H. Meer ob­ of thes,e formally notified the Yu- wei'e jnformal expreSsions by thll aDd urae Americans to step up tained authority to sell the others goslav charge d'affaires here that editors of resentment over Iran's Campaign Director ' their ald. to individuals ot the same price. Sava N. Kosanovic, minister of. rigid s:ensorship on outgoing news. Split Appears in GOP Ranks t· White House Press SccrellifY ------Nimitz, chief of naval cpero- Turns Dovm All Help Charles G. Ross told reporters 74 Ships to be Used dons, related plans :Cor the futUre For Southern Move alter the closed, otf-the-ro<.'ord Lobaido's 'Girl Friend Guarded navy In an informal luhcheol1 Over Proposed Loan 10 Britai,n IleS8lon with members of the In Atom Bomb Test address. WhSHlNGTON (AP)-The CIO American socldy of newspaper He said he is optimistic that "the said In strong language yesterday editOrt, that Iho pl'elIldent had WhSIilNGTON (I\P)- h total United Nations will work, but WASHINGTON (APl- A Re- said these al'e overbalanced by that it doesn't want any help ~ven permission for hla deserlp- of 74. tUI'get ve~sels, including 33 during its trial period of the next publiclln split over the $3,750,000,- the trade oportunitles offered to from outside grQups for its south~ tlon tf,) be quoted directly. two or three years the navy will Tbe day brou,ht these pros- AJn(!I'lctlll [Ighting ships and three 000 British loan Cillne to the sur- the United States and by his feel- former enemy CI'Oft, will be used maintain 291 ships jn commisslolj face ill the scnate ycsterday with ing that the two great democracies ern organizing campaJlI1. Ilectlve 8teps and developments in the Bikini otom bomb experi­ 08 "insurance to support our Senator Stanfill (R., Ky.) on- of the world ought to sland to- Van A. Bittner, direcwr of the In the food picture: [oreign policy." I, A... 1IDCe_nt II expected mcnts under legislation recom- nouncing support of the measure gether, short of a military alliance campaign, particularly rebuffed ~ toInorrow of an Amerlcan-Cana- mended to the senate yesterday and Senator Langer (R., N. D.) which he opposes. New York City group headed by \Uan all'eement to cut down home by Us naval committee. Social Figure Indicted assailing it as a "fantastic propo- BrlUiIl Promlle Trade Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., Demo- \lie of wheat and wheat products Omelals of the joint army-navy sHion." In return for the loan, the cratlc conlressman from Harlem. b task force conductin, the tests , For Palling Faulty Polls have indicated that the British promise to unlock the ster- Bittner said at a news con- . y the 8ame lIertentale In oach exprClllled themselves as entirely . V.t.ran's Priorities senate Rcpublicans will split abollt lInl balances which empire coun- ference: :u'tJ')' to Inerea.. and speed up soll,fled with the legislation, add­ cvenly on the issue. Stanfill made tries and other nations hold with "No crowd, wheUler Com­ pmenta to famine areas abroad . . Ing thut It represented n reshaping SAN rRAl'fCISCO (AP)-A it plain thot he joins the support- them to open the way for com. manllt, . Socialists. or anybol.l1 d Z. ~etal")' of Mrleullare An- of plans decided upon by the task Hillsboro social f11ure and fore­ ers with some reluctance and petitiv!! world trade. else, Is lolnr to mix lIP In ...1& .:.raon Is expected to follow with (orce several weeks alo. man oL a grand jury which con­ largely because he feels that "In "Without the loan, there can be or.-nlled drive. Tli&t 1081 ,f. order cuttlnl the dl.trlbutloll The committe heard Vice Ad ducted an antl-llambling erusade this atomic age we may not have no hope of creating conditions Iluman welfare and .ID, other of Dour to bakers and retailers mlral W. H, P. Blandy, task In San Mateo county last month, any other friend" but Britain. under which the nations of the or,anlallUon lIvlnr 9ft tile ClO. by 28 percent from a baM period, force chief ond members of his was Indicted by the federal grand LallIer AUacks Proposal world can trade together in peace," We don't Wlnt people te U PIIIlbl,. lalt lanuary. Itaff tClllf~ on the need (or the jury yesterday ' on charles of Langer tore into the loan pro- he added. "I believe American mlsed up wltb all I.oui*­ these experiment In determinlnl lu(ure luulng fraUdulent veteran'S prior­ posal in a desk-thumping speech. business will reap divIdends by orraniutlona." ..led U. N. Site naval and military deslln, tactics lUes to buy surplus army trUcks. He asserted that while a majority gettinl free access to these mar- Powell said in New York that WASHINGTON (AP)-The WBr and stratelY. The Jury named Glenn O. of h is colleagues mot favor It, kets." \ . his group got the enCiiitsement of -.ta administration announced The committee also had , be.fore Smallcomb, 111, financially prom­ "as long as I am a United S\atl!s Langer complained that theBrlt- the New York CIO before makiq , ..tereSay It had ,ranted the Un!­ It a letter from Secretary of the inent owner of the Smallcomb senator I'll not vote for any fan- Ish loan total is twIce the amount its plans to charge admlsalon , to ltd NliUolll a three y"r IlNl,e, Navy Forrestal .taUn, that all the M.ISS VIRGINIA LaVem, left, Ilrl friend of Frank Lobaldf,), Irocer Motor company, two at his branch tastle proposition of this kind." of annual coUecUoils of federal the Harlem event and tum Ita With two-year renewal privlle.e, American combatant target ship. charled wUh raplnr and a"emptlnl lo murder RosaUe Glnnl.l, 7, mana,ers, and a salesman. They StanIall. who had not announced taxes by this country before the proceeds over to the CIO for or­ on tWIJ IOvenunent-erocted bulld- had lieen declared lurplus with belnl "ken Into "pro&ecUve clIIlocJy" yesterday &I she leU &be wUneu were charged with conspiracy and his views previously, told his col- war. It Is'beinl made, he said, in orlanlzinl purPosu. He termed 11111 of the Sperry QyrOlCOpe com­ the exception 01 the aircraft ."nd. She deKrlb811 a date with Lobaldo. At rlrM I~e II ,hown with Inducln, veterabl to live leagues there are a lot of reaaona\ the face of the fa~ that a &bird of Bittner's poaltlon "8tUpld," and n. LIke Succ_, Lone I.lan~, carrier Indep.tdence ,and five IObblnl on wltn"1 .&and aner adrnlttln, her previous lesUmony 'VAl flllle lntonnatlon on surplus pur­ he could think of to oppose the all American families are forced said he did not think Bittner .w.. bubruarinea. ' falae. (AP WIIlBPUOTO) . chase applications. " ' financial an·B.lljements. But be to Uve on $1,000 or less a year. "spellkln, for the' CIO," ': ~ "'. PAGE TWO THE 0 A IL Y lOW A N. lOW A CIt Y. lOW A FRIDAY. A.P1HL 19, 1946 . fRIP~· Editorials: =-= C. of C. Secretary Writes to Editor- OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN MOl ...... al mnn:.IITW VALaNBO lIN ...... 1 .... '''' '" lii •••". onl•• , 01. Oopl'ol. Ill•• 'or I... OINBIlAL NOTIO ..... The_House Passes 'a Cowardly _Draft ' E~tension Bill ~ ,, """"" w"" ,.... o.p•• "lIu~ .1 Tb. Doll, 10 .....r .., .. , \J lila"" la til. be", lIrovltl.tI tOt , ..." 'opo.1I ID .... ,1tI... 01 'h4 (From the Mi/woukee .T Qtwnal) consider its own ell'aft extenRion bill nnd hope • .on,. I ...... OaN_AI. NOTfCB8 mad ... 0' Tb. DoII:r b_ II Will Prices Rise If No OP,A? , /~ &IM 11· Ill. , .., do,. pr•••• ID' 11,.1 p.bll.oll"1 Doll ... will NO! .. A·vitiat d, in ffectiv and almost meaning­ th'll.t the hon e may meallwhil recover some .J ~".... II., "".pIlOD., ~D' maol b. Typal) oa LBOJIILl: .&mIII Pial • • U. IIONIB bJ a ,.·,... n.l. p,H'" less dr~ft exten ion bill has been passed by semblance of realizalion or its responsibilities . to thi nation, to the men in armed service, -Says Sharp (ncreaie Unlikely the 1106. e. 'rhis bm would not only suspend Vol. xxn No. 178 Friday, April 19, 1811 and to the hi gh cause of RllPPOl'ting a bettel' all inductions for fivp montllS but wonld stop world order. TO THE EDITOR: flacking any con;;ideration for the skyrocket; most manufacturers do UNIVERSITY CALENDAI Tti~ all further inductions of 18 and 19-yea .. -olds Americans want to see the wl1l'time draft A few days ago your Inquiring other side of ibe picture. For the not think so...... - the t-Ivo cla. se that con titute the only con­ eliminated-bnt not at the pl'ice of impotence, Fotografer ran a timely question benefit of all of your readers, I Monday, April 22 Symphony orchestra, Iowa Union. plans siderable pool of eligibles. or of rusaster to the higll purposes that we concerning the necessity of extend- Manulacturers base their 8:00 p. m. Concert: Minneapoli, ing the price control act past would appreciate your printing thll'lklnr on the fact that the 7:30 p. m. Iowa section, Amer­ umbia, ( In taking this pel'ilous step the house disre· have pl'ofes ed. 'I'his nation, eongl'(' and the Symphony orchestra, Iowa Union. _. June 3(), 1946. I must confess that the following excerpt from a cur­ ican Chemical society: Lecture on I housewife wlII hold a tllht rein Thursda.y, April 25 lng arc gar(1s the 1,>0 ibilities of a failure in the d.l;ive armed servjces themselves have all indicated l on the family purse, retusln&' to was a little surprised to observe rent National Association of Man- "Petroleum as a Ohemlcal Indus­ 2-5 p. m. Kensington tea , Uni. oers of for voluntary enlistments, the demoralizing a clear preference for the peacetime army and the preponderance of short- u(acturers' publication. pay exhorbltlmt prices when she " try," by Dr. Gustav Egloff of the versiiy club. The trip and a'~integrating effect on the armed SCI'V­ navy to be compo ed of volullteers-mature, sighted thinking on the majority WOULD PRICES· RISE? knows ample supplies wlII 10011 Friday, April 20' ices, t11 e endang .. ing of the success of onr intelligent, well treated and well paid volun­ of those interviewed. What can the consumer expect be on the storekeeper's shelves. University Oil Producis company, made b: Chicago; room 314, chemistry 9 p. m. Senior Ball, Iowa Union. occupation program and our foreign policy, teers. When that is a sured, the monthly Naturally, we are all entitled to if artificial pl'ice controls on man­ • * • probab1;» .. building. • Saiurday, April 27 the r ank injustice done to the servicemen who draft calls shoulrl pc l'ednepd, 01' delayed, and our personal opinion, but those uractured goods are removed? They do not think that WIOmen plated l .opinions -printed seemed to be Many people think prices would will stand in line to buy nylons at TuesdlY, April 23 12: 15 p. m. A.A .U.W 'luncheon are dcJ,'afted before MilY 15. gradually eliminated altogei1ler. In that way, 8 a- m. Classes resumed, meeting, Un iversity club roqms' tile uni v , ' ReRr . entati\' H pll'n Mankin of Georgia the cllangeoyer to wholly vol11nteer recruit· $6 or $8 a pair if they know that next month the price will be $2. 1 p. m. LUllcheon, University guest speaker, Dr. Will tam T: The g didl)'t exaggel'ate when she remarked that ment can be accomplished without breaking club_ :Petersen, on "The CcntennialR In -, ManUfacturers do not think CitY, AU "the gnts havp been cu t out of this bill." This faith with the men waiting tl emobilization, people would pay $10,000 for an 3:15 p. m. Concert: Minneopolls Iowa Histol'y," canadial was done because the majority 01 the bouse without imperilil~ OUl' position in the world, automobile if they are convinced maining basu't ]lad the COlll'lItre or hon sty to face up or di ru.ptillg OUI' military l' organization, 01' that in three or six months they (...... ,...... be,.o" tldt .chefale... present I ...-n..... III tile emee .r the .,8114.&. Old 0 ...... ) to in }iw utabl e fllcts and figures, and to ns­ denying to the armed sE'rvi<:>es the men they News Behind the News ••• can buy the same car for $1,000. in the S tio~~Y :obligations that cannot be denied or must have to carry out the assignments we, Manufacturers do not think a tiona I pl3 eseap ·a. ' as a nation, have l~d npo1.11h em. store could sell a single white GENERAL NOTICES of 4,1>9 4 WASHINGTON - The papers congress-as if the ones they have 'rhe majority crumbled eompletely belore AU of these pel'i\' are heecUe.. Iy risked by srurt for $10 if people know that pitched I -, have been carrying almost daily runninll now for re-election are UNIVERSITY I!IOCIETY scllool of nUrsing at the General ,. j, the. threatening gestures of a few pressure the house bill that substantially nullifies the in a matter of weeks they can buy FILM to climb now a new mistake by the Demo­ not good enough. No other inter­ all the shirts they wont at $1.95 . The University Film society will hospital. Application blanks may lives. groups. It was an utterly pusillanimous per­ draft by imposing restrictions"poRtponements pretation was possible as it de­ cratic campaign h:aders, but no present the Orson Welles 111m, be obtained from the office of the formo1le , in which craven members quailed and exemptions. '.I,'hat is why we say that sneh fined what a "proper" candidate The plain fact is people do not registrar and should be filed in the proiesl : dangerous eV8sjon should be wholly ullaccept­ one is mentioning much the big "Citizen Kane" at 4:15 p. m. and - berm: f th possibility of imperiling tbeir own was, namely one "who will cour­ bId up prices when an avalallche registrar's ofrice by May 25, 1946. aJTlll.teur - 'j 8 .p_ m. today in the art ., re-election if they voted f01' 8 draft extension able 1'0 any represel,ltative 01 the American underlying mistake in which these ageously support President Tru­ of I'cod!! Is comlnr Into the TED McCARRET, bY the that" haq auy sensc 01' meaning. people who still believes in pohtieal honesty man's program of progress," and market. auditorium. 1 ..­, incidents are only a re{]ec!lon. Assistant Re&,lstrar transpor By all means, the senate should pl'oceed to and national ~onor . The all-consuming error has been most of those running had opposed People bid UP prlces only when ALDEN' F. MEGREW climbillg Assistant Professor that the party has not been able much of it. they fell' eontlnuous and In- STUDENTS outing 1 to make up its mind wh.ether it is Mlsdtreett4 Journalism ereaslnr 8hO~a!es'$ LowDEN PRIZES IN GREEK Turn your free hours into cash. ping, anc Sana ot Readjustment iug on .B.uch WOI'k where and whenever prac­ runni ng on the CIO tick,et Qr its The official explanation of this Calls are constantly coming in for work do tiGllt They Pl'opose to I(eep such research own. mistake was that the letter went If price controls are removed AND LATIN men to do yard work, gardening taling bil Every night the ncighborhood kids con~re­ and production starts rolling, the Every year through the gener- "safe" by dividin.g a~omic energy work into CIO Innuence by er.or to DelT\ocratic counties, &nd replacing storm windows, and The CD ~at 111"the lot across the street to play softball fear of shortag1!s wi1l evaporate osity of Frank O. Lowden, a grad­ two classes-" sa i e " and "dangerous." 0 .. to put it another way, they whereas it was intended only for for women to assist in spring be eight: ot' hidr-and-seek, or maybe just to talk over like mist before the sun. People uate of t.he university, a prize of llight now, the latter class would include could not decide whether to those he1<\ by Republicans. This housecleaning. If you have free for thos<: the l¢ighborhood situation. And though the hove confidence in the ability of . ,25 is given in Greek and anothel" prospecting, mining and refining uranium their congressmen on their records mak.es sense. but the "mistake" haul'S now , or will be here during bose ea YOUllgsters don't put it into so many ,vol'ds, or with emphasis on the Truman­ industry to produce when it is of the same amount in Latin. The the spring vacation, please regis. wishing and thorium ; enriching U-235; the operation I'ep 'esented what the cro wants, given the chance. aWards are made by the classical the ne hborhood situation is changing. . cro legislation whieh these con­ precisely. Here again, the affait· ter In room 7, Old C'

. FRID~Y, APRIL 19. 1946 THE 0 AlLY lOW A N. lOW A CIT y, lOW A PAGE THREE Mountaineers Iowa Citians, Students .Preview Easter Clothes s. U.I. Ac:cepl~ Plan Summer , . . .. Two Parklawn 'rip 10' Canada Project Bids ~ '.

Plans to travel to Brlllsh Col­ One bid on plumbing and heat~ umbia, Canada, for a summer out- ing by Cllrstens Bl'others of A'ck­ 1nl arc now being mode by mem­ ley and one bid 011 electrical work bers of the lowa Mountaineers. by Heinz Electric Co. of Cedar The trip, over 4,500 miles, will be Rapids for the Parklawn deyel­ made by CBr and truck, and is opment project ot the university probably the longest trip contem­ were accepted yesterday afternoon, according to Ge<>rge Horner, uni. plated by an organization from vel'sity architect. the univcrsity. General construction bids lor The group plans to leave Iowa r the project were rejected, Hor~ City, AUlust 9, and arrive in the nel' said. . Canadian Rockies, August 13, re­ The bids on the unlversilY hous­ malninl in the mountains 16 days. ing project, to be located in the Present plans include a base camp westside area bounded by Park In the Selkirk range, Glacier Na­ road, Riverside drive, Fersoll ave­ tional park, pitched at an ultitudE' nue and Grove street, were opened of 4,090 feet, and fly-camps yesterday in the house chambk of pitched higher to enable mEmbers Old Capitol. to climb Clnd explore chosen objec­ Bids for genel'nl construction tives. were given by C. C. Larson of Guides Provided Council Bluffs and the Kucharo Construction co. o( Des- Moines: Professional and experienced Bids opened for electrical con­ amateur guides will be provlded sll'uction were from Olds E1ecq-ie by the ol'ganiz:llion, as well us co., of Davenport, Heinz Electric transportation, cam pin g and co., Keith Electric ConstruetiQn climbing eqUipment, n copy of the co., of Des Moines, and W. r. outing log, geneI'll I ouling plan­ Rus9C!]] of Iowa City. . ninl, and: other services except for I Plumbing and heating bids came work done on a cooperative, ro- trom Carstens Brothers, and V. tating basis. I J . Hagen of Sioux City. The entire cost of the outing will be eighty dollars, or forty d01lllrs lor those joining the group at the bose camp. Cost for members Iranian Will Discuss wishing to remain a limited period A FAMJLY OF Easter paraders are the H. W. Staffelbachs. 409 E. CHOOSING SUns for Easter are Elaine Roberts and BeUy Melvin, of time at the base camp will be unlversiCy students from Moline, m. Miss Roberts.' Is of soft lucbia lour dollars a day. Market street. Mrs. Staffelbach wears a spring print; Judy' and Nancy Native Land Tuesday Jill choose cottons. Their escorts are Mr. Steffelbach, graduate student, wool fashioned with 'a Ue-at-the-waist Jacket. Miss Melvin'S choice is Eligible for the trip are mem­ a black suit worll with a white eyelet blouse. bers of the Iowa Mountaineers or and tour-year-old BHly. Iron will be discussed by Bis­ 01 oUler nccl'edited soutdaoor or mat Thcodorus, unIversity gradu­ mounta ineering clubs. Registra­ ate student, anhe University club tion and a deposit is required. luncheon Tuesday at 1 p. m. Miss DeadJlne for registration for the Theodorus Is a native of Iran and complete outing is June 15, and has been Shldying chemistry at lor members Joining at the base the university for six montbs. camp, July 10. Application blanks Chairman for the meeting will may be obtained by writing the be Mrs. W. D. Coder. She wlU' be director of the outing, Iowa Moun­ assisted by Mrs. E. W. Chittend~n, taineers, P. O. box 163, Iowa City. Mrs. Fl'IlIllt Peterson, MI·S. John Ward, Mrs. E. T. Hubbard, Mrs. r Robert Edel and MI·s. Sidney Win­ ter. I Resel:vations lor the lun 'he<>n Senior Girl Scouts must be mude at the IoWa Union Will Attend Dubuque II desk by Sunday night. . Bodine Gets Silver Star Meeting April 26 ~2 8 Lt. Col. Roy L. Bodine Jr., armY dental corps, who l'ccelved his Sixteen Iowa . City senior Girl D. D. S. degree from the ulliver­ sity in 1934, has been presented Scouts will attend Ihe Mississippi VaUey Senior Girl Scout confer­ with the Silver Star and Purple Heart me9als at the Modigan: ence in Dubuque April 26, 27 and hQ~­ pilal center, Fort Lewis, Wash., 28. by Col. M. G. Keeler, eommBnd~n, Attending will be Barbara officer. . Nolan, Jeanetta Kemp. Charlotte Powers, Mary Jane Kelly, Cath­ Colonel Bodine has been in the PAUSING BEFORE a stained glass window of the Methodist church Is army dcn!.1l corps since. his grad­ erine Crowe, Marilyn Boyler, Margaret Kemp, university freshman and daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Lou Albright, Ruth McGin­ uation and was recently l'eleased C. R. Keml', 218 N. Dubuque strect. lIer Easter custull'·e Is a gray and from a Japanese prison camp in nis, Mary Jean Mackey, Gwen white pln-slrlncd suit, featuring' a jacket wHh a smooth slash ncekllnel Korea. ' . Scales, Shirley Albright, Dor­ and dolman sleeves, and black accessories. (Photo by John Orris. Daily othy Means, Joan Wagner, Cath­ Iowan staff photographer. \ erine Weller, Maria Miller and Lila Seydel. --~------CIUcs reprcscnl.cu a\ the con­ waukee. Wis. Mrs. Gibson had busi nc;",S trip. He will retul'l1 this ference will include Davenport, spent 10 days visiting in Milwau­ weekend. Burlington, Clinton, Dubuque, Mo­ I\tR • GEORGIA SCHMIDT, 309 S. Ca:pitol street. cbooses a black suit kee and was accompanied home UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, Mavis Spevacek, left, of Cicero, m., and line, m., Rock Island, Ill., and that features a hipline jacket with dolman sleeves. The skirt is styled by the other two women. . • * * . Kathryn McCain of Jefferson, will be attending Ell$ter services In tbeir Iowa City. wilh hemline pleats. Silver jewelry complements the silver buttons on Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Williams, borne towns. Miss Spevaeek has chosen a shorty coat and Miss McCain Mrs. Moseclale is going to Rolla, 733 S. Summit street, will have Opening the conference will be tbe Jacket of her suit. Mo., to visit her son-in-law and will wear a dolman-sleeved sulL. • You ~av. abUity,!>I' you wouhlll't her sister and family, Mr. and ba boro in coli .... Now add a Qlbba a box supper on Friday night. Sat­ daughtel', Prof. and Mrs. Roger urday discu sions include a panel Mrs. H. B. DuPlan Jr. and Linda and mechanical drawing instruc­ lteratarl.l cour.. to your coil ... ======1Cowile, where Professor C"wile is of Chicago, ID., as guests over netty will go to MuS(:atine torse. back,round and you'ra "II ••t 1M on vocations I e a d by Gladys on the faculty of the school of Lehrke, vocationol director and Easter. The DuPlans will arrive Wednesday for the wedding of Bc'Ca uso of the serious shortage, th. pick of tha job-crop. P ....onal mines ot the University of Mis­ today Wanda Zeller alld Donald Lew. the three-year residence require­ placement ••rvlc. In four dlleo. For editor for Science Research as­ souri. MI's. Bellack is traveling sociates of ChJcago, and n round Miss Zeller, a graduate nurse, ment has been suspended for the catalo" Colle,. Coura. Delli. Among Iowa Citions to Sun Antonio, Tex., to visit Mr. took part of her training at Uni­ table on racial and Internalional Amanda McCloY, daughter of present. and Mrs Edward Keator. Prof. and Mrs. C. H. McCloy, 1 versity hospital. Application blanks, (urther in­ tolerance directed by Dr. Vin . '" • $ White of the Uni versity of Du­ Oak Ridge, and an instructor in • iii 0' formation regarding academic re- and Mrs. Edward Mason. Tbey Mrs. C. S. Grant, housemother KATHARINE GIBBS buque. RT 2/ c Mark F. Meier, who is the university, will spend Easter James Morrison Lambert of quirements, salaries and travel "EW YORK 17 ":'""".""".".,,.211 ,ut .... wll\ also see their young grand­ for Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, with the J. T. nogers fnmily in Phoenix, Ariz., is visiting in the expenses are available in the ed­ BOlTON I ...... "".,, ...... ~O M.'I...... It. At II later meeting of the gl'OUP stationed in Los Angeles is spend­ CHIC.aO 11 ...... " ...... " ... II. MIt~' ...... SO il who was born sever.,1 weeks and Mrs. M. .II. Anderson, n. "Where Does the Money Go?" Coon Rapids. home lof his grandparents, Prof. ucational placement office. '''OVIDJNOl '". .. " .. " ... """:",,.111 A.... ' II. ing a two-week leavc with his ago. Kappa Alpha Theta house­ homemaki ng and airwoys will bc parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Norman * * • nnd Mrs. B. J . Lambert, <\ Melrose • mother, are spending a fow days Spending several weel,s in New circle. ~:::::::::::~::::::~~~~~~===::=~~• topics (or discussion. Ann Coch­ Meier, 402 Brookland place. * * Prof. and Mrs. Thomas Muir, in Chicago. yqrk, Mrs. Stun Sayre, duughl'tr of rane Cody of thc dcpal'lmcnt. of ¢ • • • • 522 E. Davenport street, left • MI'. and Mrs. Leroy Mercer, 709 S. psychology of Northwestern uni­ Visiting their grandparents, Mr. Teaching Positions versity at Evanston, 1lI., will con­ Wednesday ,for Buchanan, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Don B. DUriall and Summit street, is visiting her hus­ and Mrs. l}. V. McCollum, 1136 where they are spending Easter Philip of Detroit, Mich., will come b,md's brother and sister, Edwin Available in Hawaii, duct a charm school. E. Burlington street, bave been Church on Sunday morning and with Professor Muir's brother, to Iowa City today to spend sev­ and Alicia Sayre. Before returning Tommy and Laura McCollum of SUI Bureau Reports InstaUation o( O!fiCCI' at 3 p. m. Alfred Muir. eral days with Mrs. Durian's home the latter part. of April she Des Moines. Their father, Harold will conclude the conference. • • • mother, Mrs. Philip Ketelsen, 21 will go to Boston and Washington, McCollum, will come after the Teachers are in demand in Ha­ Guests in the home of Mrs. Woolf avenue. D.C. waii, according to Frances Camp children and take thcm home ~ Robert B. Gibson, 1029 E. Court . . • • • of the tducational placement of­ Shoemaker Joins Staff where they will meet their sister, street, for the past two days ha ve Leroy Mcrcer, 709 S. Sljmmit Mr. and. Mrs. John Z. Zllller, fice. Positions are open for kin­ Carol Ann, who was born last been Mrs. Harriet Mosedale and street., went to Ohicago and In­ Mr. and Mrs Lee D. Koser, and dergarten, elementary, junior nnd Of Hawaii University w Ilk. Other visitors in the McCol­ Mrs. Karl Ormsby Bellack of Mil" dianapolis, Ind., this week on a Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Newman and senior high school teachers, shop lum home over Easter wiU be Jamcs H. Shoemaker, who rc­ their niece and her husband, Mr. ceived his M. A. degr c [rom the and Mrs. Claude Dillinger of University of IOwa in 1924, Is now Bloomington, IlL on the faculty of the University • • • of Hawaii as professor of econo­ Mr. and Mrs. J . P. Memlcr. 130 Stop looking i mics and business and octlng Parsons avenue, have their daugh­ Don't despond­ chairman of the economics and ter, Flossie Memler of Quincy, Ill., business department. visiting them during Easter vaca­ Formerly a member of the tion. try a wistfully at' teaching staff at Harvol'd, Sho - • * • maker bas also taught al Brown Vlslilnr I\n ;Mlnncapolls. unlverslty and Is on tel'minalleavc Minn., over the Easter holiday, from the army. H erved as Prof. and Mrs. Edward F. Ma­ wooden Indians colonel and chief of the liniso n ~Oll. 32 Olive street, will be Sh'ort$ the R. Variety? and studies branch ot the army's ,uc Is III the home of their son S. O. military government divi ·Ion. and daughter - In - law. Dr. , Read this: It's no fun when your !hom aUow you Standiog Room Only. ... A man geta tired. A man has HEAR THE to sit down. MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY All rigbt. So he stands ill day. So he never Quick and easy remedy: W car ORCHESTRA has to sit down .and be torcu.red by chafing Arrow Shons, the most como shom. ionable made. DIMITRI MITROPOULOS, Conductor But neither do you. You'll sit without a squirm, 'cause they're roomy, with no We have a little item called Arrow Shofts. TUESDAY, APRIL 23 center seam to plague you. San· They're roomy. They have the Sanforized forizecf.1abeled, so they woo't Stili P. M. alld 8:00 P. ]\f. label, so they won't sbribk. They have grip­ shrink out of 6r. luwa Memorial UnIoJl per fasteners. And one thing they ""tlm't Shorts with 15 a binding center seam-so they're as com· See Arrow Grip- Tlekeu AVllllable Without Cosi to UnIY~l'slLy ~iudcllts per fasteners today. , (One Conceri Only) fortable as can be. See them today. , P.S. 1/,.", Arr .... tlt.l" b.s~'1 III • • ~, 1'. UWfI/, 1'1 hiM .,_•• UpOn Presentation of IdenUflcaUon Cards .' , ~., SOLD • ~neral Public - $1.80 per concel·t (incl. la1l;) "1I"lI - O"IS IV." .. , "'- 'ONO I\.0\)'" AT 111'.... $'t .. ''''Itt.. ,. Iowa Memorial \lnloll BREMERS ARROW SHIRTS and TieS (Extenllon 327) UNDIIWIAI • HANDKIICH •." • ~ . ''''ITI All Tickets for Evening Concert Are Oone F,. ~,, : "WA.nIlE TRICkS". WrIII.., 11ItI, hMI .. De,t. I, un ,'W", N. Y. 11 ~----AR~WSH~~----~ ... . . , ' f~~ .:...-=.-==--- l.ook What "'owa faces • Loop" Opener ·AgGJinst Purdue fot/ay! By GUS SCHRADER tole of Pmdlle' 25·0 win 0\'01' TlIinois NOl'mn l i~ ('non~h 10 scare VO~l'l 0['(1 l'ed bi g Bob Fabcl', sti ll his 0, 1 pitching choice fa ll on n c1efensr lhftlllllS bel'll ~l1ilt.\' of l,n1.1' Rix ('1'1'01.' ill 98 rniny DaUy rowan SpOrts Editor most college pifCh£']', to death. de~pitt' an l1·hTt licking lasl w('ck, 10 the mourld iigohl~t Pm- gumes, 'On ly thl'('(' or I hI' Hnwk l'eglllllJ'~- l jy l e Ebner, "Doe" ,-- TuE:', day Purdue beat Bntll'!', 21.2. Wpdnpsday thr RoilemlAk- 'fhe game WII. only sc \'en innings long, but thl1t was enollgh duc" ~angerous yictor)" pal'ade. J, fty Jacl< Bruncr, who has ra· Dllnllgon anel Bill Oi rhl- II"C' llitling llbove .300 in nOI1 -conferenCI I'r:< I'outt'd IUinoi Normal,25.0. Ba. eball, that i, .on-Ilot foot· time for the Boilt'l'makel'll' big bats to ,boam out 20 hits, including tioned two OppOl1E'llt~ to it tota\ of £il'e hits and no nms, will ·gct pIny that has beell ('1I~y COn1l)lll' d to Big ' /'en action, bali like the core sollnds. three borne run, and fOUL' UII'ee·bagger.. 'I'h winncrs' defen e 11](' ca ll tomonow a, the two teams wind up tbeir series. And todoy Purdue comes t Towa City to pl'oyifie opening Big wasn't asleep, ('itheL'. The Illinois gang mnnngeu exactly two hili;' Jt will b(' PIIL"llnc's first visit +0 Iowa Oity on bA seball business, 'l'he two lincnps fol' todfl), will bp : roWA-EJ'lckson, Hi 'rt'n compptition for 10W8' fil'st po~twllr baSf'ball ninc, 11 team off three Purdue twil'leffl, Ilnd no plltonls OJ' assists w!'!'c C1' clitcd .The Roi lel'ml1kt'I's I1l' e well prt'plIl'ed to m.kc it nn 81l Spiciolls one Thon;IpSOll , 2b; Dnnagan, SRi Dil'hl, lb i Ebnt'l', Cj 'l'edore, cf; lod that has ha<\ to rely heAvily on a good drfen. l' fo!' yictoril'. in five to Purdue' outfielders. liS 11'(' 11. 'J'ltey boo st !I I'ctrl'aT1 trflm, built fll'onnd nnmrrOtl8 Mikolajczak, rfi Kafcl', 3h ; Faber, Pi PUrt))UE-MartilJ, lfj lOe J of it first IX game . ' • But this bugnuoo had little 01' no cneet in the lown ('amp, where mojo)' lett('rlllcn, inelllding Geor'gc Kemp and hving Cla8omo 11 , Kestner, rfi Ga lvin, SSj Ehlel's, 3bj SO l'gC, Ib j Rtram, 2b; Hoft, con 1e I The old tnte of the Ri\'clpJ's' invincible fOl'oe merting lown's Coach Otto Yogrl ol"Clcl'ed nal'Y 11 cllflnge in lli s stl1l'lhlg lineup for pitrh(,I'R; Ed Ehler's, pl'l'wnr hot co rnel' artist; .John Ga lvi11 , short­ man, of; Kenerso n, Ci r ('IlIP, 'InSCllllll1 oj' IJfldd, p. . II con immovobl object promi')Ps an intPI'esting !1fternool1 1'01' a crowd todllY's game, wh ich will stm't llt 2 p. m. instefld of the usual . top, am! P a ul Hoffmfln, all·Big 'l'en cagel', in centerfield. Follow in g is the COlnl) lt't SUllll11n1-y of 10wII hil ting for the first lie I which will be slimmed by EllstCl' reel' .. 1'01' rown ~tlldent.. 'l'h~ 4 :05 time, It lI"ill be broaden. t oyl'l' W, I I , hrg'inning at 2. Wilh lown 'k hit ling still looking anrmil!, the big bnl'den , will Rix games: I mOl ------~------~------~------~~~--~-- An R 11 fl J'c.L. ------Makeever. c ... . 2 1 2 o 1.000 ..If • • 4e I Faber, p , ...... 6 o 3 o .1100 '-:'FlI Ebner, c ...... 19 4 6 o .421 DunagAn, SS ... . 18 4 7 2 .388 141 Diehl, Ib ...... 23 2 7 1 .304 cf ...... 7 .286 Hawklefs Tedore, I 2 o ,PlaY Cab.lka, 3b .. , 7 1 2 o .286 Kafer. 3b ...... II L 3 I .273 ctJ! Rlnkema, d ..••• 21 I 4 I .2~0 Error Lets Win Erickson, 3b ... 16 3 4 o .222 Red' Cubs ',ChOmpoon, 2b " 25 7 5 3rd, 1 4-2 .200 11 S 2 Afler WIshmlor, If '" o .1 82 Iowa Go ...... Gennuska, cl " 6 L L o .166 Bruner, p ...... 6 1 I o .166 Mikolajczak, rl. 14 I 2 o .142 City high's Littie Hawks ,will TM Daily Iowan Martlll, p ...... 3 o 0 o .000 Cypra, If ...... , 1 o 0 o .000 meet Lone Tree high school's DIne Lukon Bobbles p ...... I o 0 .000 Get Bat~ on \Thai Bag! DCmto! o tomorrow afternoon on the IOwa Everet I Ib ., ...... J a 0 o .000 GEORGE STJltNWEISS (right), Yankees' thlrdbaseman, gets back to l

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. r.OsT ARb I lOll BENt HOusES' fOR SALE WANTED TO RENT DELIVERY SERVICE . LOANS TYPING-MIMEOGRAPHING CLASSIFIED rouND I RATE CARD LOST: Pocket secretary wallet. FO~ RE~T: Room for veteran and FOR SAU: II room b1Ul.-Joiv onl WANTED: To rent from Sept. 1 or DELIVERY SERVIOE, balPge, C()ntalns Commercial Pilots Ii· Wife. DIal 5480. 018 E. Jefferson. W1ll1On St., oak IInbIh, Ilrep1acle, sooner by new faculty memo light haulinl. Varsity-Hawkeye Quick. Conftclentlal Lo&IuI NOTARY PUBLIC lion, 11. TYPING cense, toreign currm.cy', POR RENT: Single room, men larare. J : R. Baschnatel " Sons. ber, or apartment, two bed. Cab Co. Dial 3177 or 2345. On Jewelr1, DJamOllda, CAsH RATE w~r hou~e ¥IMEOGRAPHING hre, er: lor 2 days'- bonds, other important papers. students preferred. Dial' 6787 Dial Z117 An thO 'th' Radlos, Lunare, ClothlDl, lit' ' 10e per line per day Contact Jaclt Srrariur, 911711. Lib· ft 2'30 rooms or more, y 109 WI an PERSONAL SERVICES 8portlDl Goods, Hardware. Ita. MARY V. BURNS 1,1l},!I" It; eral reward. ~ er . p. m. • FOR SALE: 5-room bungalow reason considered, Two children. ______~; off. 8 consecutive daYI- aEUABLE LOAN CO. 601 Iowa State Bl4 7c per Une per dt'7 FOR RENT: RENT the Top-Flight near Longfellow school. Hot air no pets. Dr. A. Roberts, 103 Aber- WILL TEACH Spanish or French U. S. LinD 8&. • Dial 2658 Ihe fi~t II consecutive days- LOST: Blue serge coat between Ballroom tor your wedding or furnace and stoker. Price $7,500. deen ave. Cambridge 39, Mass. in exchange for practice Eng- ~~~~~~~~~~~~':'======-' 5c P« liDe per dQ' Convalescent home, anti Univ!!r- dancing parties. Available Mo~- 5-room bungalow on College ( ELECTRICAL SERVICE lish, 308 Grand ave. Dial 4441. f ' 1 month- sity hospital. Phone 9438 or ext. day, Tuesday, Thursday and Frl- court. $2,000 down, balance $50 PERSONAL SERVICES: STEAM tc per line per dl1 8450. Ruth Shaw. ~%es~~s.9987, 3728, or 9207. month. JAC:KSON ~ECTRIC. CO.: Elec-I VAPOR BATHS, rna 5S age, -"Flaure II worda to Une­ LOST: Tan billfold with brown 4-bedroom house on Summit trlcal wirmg, appliances and physiotheraphy treatments. Wm, FOR SHOES OF MERIT ~Iay • Minimum Ad-2 Ilnel WHO DOES IT street. Oil burning, forced air radio repairing. 108 S. Dubuque, M. Frey, 115 \4 Iowa avenue, Dial lacing. Leave at Dally Iowan of· furnace. Price $16.000. Terms. Dial 5465. 4391. CLASSIFIED DLC;pLA Y (ice. WET BASEMENTS "Dry as a !lOe col. inch Desert" with Armor Coat water Iowa Land Company WHERE TO GO ---M-O-T-O-R-SER--IC-E-----'- AND STYLE LOST: Rose-gold BlIlova wrlst- prooflnf. Choice ol colors. Appli- Realtors V .' Or $5.00 per month 160 watch. Davenport. Dubuque cation service if desired. O. K. Ap· Dial 9624-9625 street. Rewarp.. Coil University ~liance Shop, 111 South Clinton. Time for Spring Changeover Stop in lteaks, Visit ~trub'l 'Menanine All Waot Ada Calh in Advance Extension 8330. tor chicken, also ~wks \liill payable at Daily Iowan Bull­ FOR YOUR electrical Wiring call ANNOUNCEMENtS .andwichea and refreshmentl. wash, wax and tir~ service 1001's nine lIeBI otfice d~ unW & p. In. 2nd Floor the IOwa roa'8ALB Harry Wagner. Dial 5623. .::=====:::====::; Also regular mew. VIRGIL'S BOWL FOR follOWing Cabeellatlonl must be called in FOR SALE:: l'~umpet and 'bari- W~~OW SHADES-New shadru THE AIRPORT LUNCH STANDARD SERVICE Air Conditioned Coacll Gil tone, also lady's violin. pial made to order. We turn shad,es, RECREATION - HEALTH corner Linn & College \ before 5 p. In. . 3722. wasq ~hade$ and repair shades. light. I ReIponalble tor one incorrect PlAMOR BOW~ING _ ! ; Blackmlln Decorating Store, across t~ by a Insertion :lener last 01117. FOR SALE: MatChed set of loll ,from A&P Store. Dial 7713. Fountain Servlee clubs, 5 irons and 2 woods. Dial U fl' liZ!! E. WashlnctoD "Pledse don't squeeza da' veranda" Ire expec. 4023 ARE YO l'Iavingoor mainten- .:.-______~ J1 ·on Uie c. O. D. CLEANERS Said Tony, while they moved b1a piano . . ance problems? We will clean ------"You scralcha da' porch, you nicka da' keys ~hind Ihe DIAL 4191 FOR g-ALE: 1 solid-oak buffet, or specify treatJnent for new or ------.:..:..---, .. ho plays 106 South Capitol kitcehn utensils, dishes. lind old wood, linoleum. Terrazzo and RO~FING Next time I call Thompson, ita you please)"' - hurling, CleanlnQ Pre •• lnQ • fruit jars. Dial 8923. ' asphalt tile,' rubber and rubber and BlocJrJDQ Hat. - I:! hits last , tile, cork floors, cement, marble Contract Work t lery Will FOR. SALE: Good washing mao and tile floors. Blackman Decorat- Our Specialty . I 1:. chIDe. PhQoe 4763. ing Store, across from A&P Store. ANYREPAI1l0N Pickup and delivery service Thompson FOR SALE;-Man's balloon-tired Dial 7713. BUILT UP ROOFING DIAL DIAL AND SIDING Transfer & Storage Co. enhis bike, excellent condition. canl-R-A-D-I""O-R-E-P-'X-IR-IN-G-,-a-M-.-Su-t-I 4433 48 HOUR SERVICE 4433 DIAL 2161 4157 . ton. 316 E. Market. Dial 2239. War Veteran With JUST 2 PLACES TO EAT - We DaY 10 each for lWIIen - 509 South Gilbert S~et FOR SALE: Small s.teamer trunk, WE GUARANTEE to waterproof Nine Yeal'S' Experienc~ I ugh' \ At Home practicaTly new Dial 6583. all leaky basements, cisterns in the :BusIness and at F'OR SALE: Filter Queen vacuum and masonry wotk with tM WALT KADERA tem Iowa world reDOwed ArmoUT Coat paint :h would I' Mrs. Von's Cafe cleaners. They lire bagless, dust"­ Contr,ctot Free estimates Curry and Um- Dial 7207 MisSOuri Always Featuring less and versatile. Moderatel.>' priced. See today 4373. nnounced Delicious Student Meals ine. tern. phenour.WANTED: DialWall 6317.washin" pafnt- ; Home cooked by Mrs. Van. ~======~ Ian. F'OR SALE inll', wallpaper cieanin,. Curry. Leld here open . 6317. Albert's Shoe Repait Shop ~presenta· 6 n. in. to 1 p. m.-5 p. m. to 7 Tuxedos and full dress suits in uses DO hav~ THE :l easlern p. m. except Sunday good condition. for sale cheaP. YOU clean floors? We FINEST MATERlALS 1015 North 5th St., Buriington, have Gleaning soap and wax in AVAILABLE ing Lord, 214 NORTH LINN ST. ;sociatlon, Iowa. Telephone 824. quarts, half gallons, 5 gallons or plus "sident of barrels. Malnttnance problems EXPERT WORKMANSHIP solve~ readily. Blackman Decorat- Under New Management of II be rep· HELP WANTED FOR SALE: Estey upright piano, lOurl Val. ing Store across from A&P Store E. Black $35.00. Dial 5391. Dial 7713. Conveniently Located at 226 E. Washington y, other n'ELP WANTED PLUMBING and heating, pumps, '______...l orelle1lli. stokers, stoves, oil-burners and ______:-_ Fun time fountain help, also ·Uamwa, water heaters. Iowa City Plumb· ------: Ill, Bur· part iIme help from l1-Z. ing, 114 South Linn. Dial 5870. SPRING IS NOW llibuqllt, Ford Hopkins Drur Co. 1')00. In oui Modern Motor Clinic arrange Confessions of a European 1Jf­ we operate daily on all cars. Do Your Planting its, rank. teUectual by Schoen berner WAIn'ED TO IUYI One stop Service with Men. With Tested Seeds From ~r events. $2.75 Methods and Merchandise. ::l.bout the WANTED: Will pay good price for A revealing picture of the in­ Brenneman's Seed Store :::twa. He two 10 tour evening tickets for tellectual as a type by one of HOME OIL CO. Iowa Ave. Dial 3365. example the Minnea,polis Symphony Con­ Germanr's most distinguishM A complete line ot seeds and: swing 01 cert. Dial 5871. editors. plants lor your home. Make le is evi- Mjdwe~t at Noon by Graham Brenneman's you r S p r i n 1: the Mis· Hutton $3.50 Gun Repairing planting headquarters. lIrnament The whole midwest is in this FISHING TACKLE ANctNG LESSONS: Bal,lfOOIn. Di-"J241l. rWlbn'i1('oud'e Wur1u. Typewriters are Valu~l. '. keep them RING THE NEWEST CLEAN and in REPAIR Frohwein & BurnJ yond MOST POPULAR PLACE \II TYPE 6 S. Clinton Phone 3474 Iting ,IN TOWN! AND YOUR TEACHERS WILL THANK YOU FINE BAIO:O GOODfj DUFFY'S TAVERN Pies Cuu B~ Rolls P~tri. Serving Tasty. Foam Capped Bevera,. lE'ARN OU(CKl Y SPECIAL ORDERS Deliclous Meals-steskl & Chopa AT City Bakery . , IOWA crty CbUMtRCIAL 2::2 E. Washinaton blal,660a' 221 S. DUBUQUE ST. 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. C6Li.EGE

LuVeUa Steuck, C3 of Prim,har, You are alway. welcome, earned $7 profits in lour nights and PRICES are low at the Do·Gooden last week, with which they bought the eils, colored dyes, an Easter LEARN TO SAY .. ' W~AT KIND'I. DEY I')IN T I';.tfY . Girl, Bring Sunshine basket and a tuzlY Easter bunny. DRUG SHOP MuGG ARE YUH r· · RClCMS 1=E~ ~N r. "We wanted to earn the money Edward S. Roae-Pharmaclit TELUN'VER RELATIVE, AN' DA ONLY V).C.ANT To Sick Children 1: CAATMORE,HIS lIVltJ' SPACI2'IS IN ourselves tor the Easter e,lS- FLY VISIT HERE 15 OIER, FURNITU~E ST~E i that's how we happened to ,0 into AN' He'lL \-lAVE TUH WINDCNIS/'" It', fu~ny mathematics when the hot dog business," Poll,. ex- Now you can learn to 11y at the SHOJEOFF! ' LEI. RIM STAY, 18 db~.n hot do,s equal ellht doz- plalned. "But we haven't rot a SKaw Aircraft Co. Fulfill a ' " tOW WHERE~ YUH lOIKEiY'" r -- SPE~IAL - I HE GONNA OO? ... I'LL PAY FER.. iQ colored Easter egas but that's friend left In the local mE'IIt mar- lIfetlmt\'. ambition NOW, do it HiS ROCW. k!' 1,* 'fiat Women at HIU~re8t annex kets. They couldn't Imoeine what tod.y, call 7831. Ground and I From March ~Oth to I • BOARD.' ~we wlnted with four dozen weln­ 'I :t:. And It's not so strenge ers." ru;bt ~la88es are ,tartlng all I April 30th ONLY I you know the stOry. The Easter balltet Will del!vered the tlm'e. Dual Instruction Is A lovely h6 vlfllette portrait . P~lnr Easter bunny to the to the Children's hospttal Tuesday. a1ven to studerits by experi­ I in Life Tones of any member c:!IIldren at the Children's h6spl. I 01 the family tor only $1.00. the women spent Monday eve- enced pilots. ' ta~ I This price includell cost of I ,nina colorln, the e81s which they MARRIAGE LlCINSIS And remember, when you get sittinl ot at least four proofs, ; ~f.wlth profits earned by sell- Matria,. llcenses were iSlued yoUr license, you can alwllYs I double insert fol4er, and re- I Inc '!-'ehlers in the dormitory. yesterday by th~ clerk of district ~nt a trainln. plane trom the touching of the negaUve of your Tliere'. no soda 8rlll at the court to Francis Raymond Lop­ Shaw AlreraIt Co. Convenl­ I choice. I , lIU\'lC, PQlly Coen, A4 or Wash- .hlre 01 Ainsworth and Viola Ruth elitly lOcatllCl Jlt the Iowa City A PORTft,AIT , ~ilS A : Jllftllll, D, C., explained, 80 It Henderkott of BettendOJ'f, and to Muhicipa,l Airport. GRAND EASTER ffuo!( a hard job to &ell four Frank 1\. Newton .~ Virilnla on . dotAil hot do,. a ni,1'!t. Cooktn, B. Yeater bf MUlCatln •• I KRITZ StUDIO .1 '1181 dolle on a hot plat~ In hel' Shaw Aireraft Co. 1 Hours 10 A. M~ to 8 P. M. Dally , rpom, and ttle plpln, hot weiners, Dial 7831 I 3 S. Dubuque St. PhOne 7832 Nottinlhom, Enlland, I, the I !)OMP!ST1C STUr"F ,drippln. with mustord, were ped­ IoWa MunJcipal Airport (Formerly Wirfter-Midlln) dled throU.h the hall•. only munlelpaHly In En,land Cily Po", and her ...I.tant cbef, which malnialna a coUete. .;...______...; I~~ ~ ~Jl.!! 1!!..UI ~ .1 L..______-.:I~u=.==~:=:u:.:=:.::!:~=-..::::.J

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'AGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA I SHE SWIMS, TOO ' SUI Scientists Chinese Engineering Students Jrnpressed SUI Activity Veleran;s Posl Olmsted for Governor I Okay Building With American Cities, Modern Facilities ormltoties, Libraries Remain Open · Id I .,. I' Group Started Here; $9 000 H To Take,Pari Ho s nlla Ion Dane Chosen Head , ome, Iowa City is more like a parkj said, "we will find out for our­ Hordes of anxious students have or garden lhan a city, according to selves if what they said Is true." , worried Iowa City transportution In a ccremony conducled by the Iowa City and Johnson county The upplicullon of John Horn, three new Chinese students in the ~he ~en plan to remain at the IIi Iowa Meel university for two years and leaI'll officials and made their somewhat Cedar Rapids dcgrec team, VFW Isuporters Of. George Olm~led for ing to construct 1.\ $9,000 residc Dct collcge of engineering. They were all they can about new mcthods in noi sy exodus from thc campus, Post No. 2581 hcld an initiation the Repubhcan nomlnah?n fOr and garagc at 1524 Muscatine lI1:e• impressed with the modern Iacil- hydraulics. At tbe end of this but some signs of student liCe stili governor In the June pl'lmal'lcs nue \Va.~ apProved yesterday by for a schcduled class of 457 can- yesterday elected Harold J. (Hal) Fred GUl'tzl Dl·. George KatOltsky, on "The teetion In the fnture. on States army. I have a sticker." pids yesterday. Dutcher, Ries and Dutcher are in the county courthouse. report Effects of Fluoroacetate on Acetate William R. Hal·t committee Frozen Salmon Sfeaks lb. 42e the "I'm Pfc. Love of the United Those attending the FBI spon­ her attorneys. -The War Dads organization will "Is Metabolism". chairman, outlined th~ aims of the Stutes army. That sticker will sored meeting were: Police Chief contact manufacturers before the _Uall. Ronald Pyle and Prof. J. 1. committee: E. cost you exactly one buck." Ollie A. White, Deputy Sheriff meeting to determine materials ofSpain ? Routh, on "E~ide~ce for the ..~res~ "The pu~pose of this group is The ex-private smiled. The Albert J. (Pat) Murphy, H. S. available and costs, Mills said. Schulze-Burch Sandwich Cookies l~k~~' oile whie ence of Cystel~e 10 Proteins, Dl. to gather Il1formation and assist motorist, Brig. Gen. Edwin H. Sprinkle, W. J. Holland and M. A. County Republicans 21c ilonal fri Arnold H. Schlen ,~nd Prof. C~al'- the coordinating committee of the Randall of Muncie, who had been Moore, patrolmen. Pk&, of 9 dv.pute? e?ce P. Berg, on The Racem~za- Chamber of Cotnplerce and the given a ticket tor overtime parking Chief White said the actual Hot Cross Buns Jane Parker -21c 0Il4 que.! tlon ~nd D~struction of Ammo city council to arrive at what is To Hold Stag Party , tiOuance in a meter zone, paid. blowing open of a safe in the mock 3 lb. bill' Acid 111 CaselO Hydrolysa~es, Pre- proper and necessary for the ad­ burglary of a clothing store was ijd,inger ,Johnson county Republicans will pared by. A,~toclaving WIth SuI- equate fire protection of this com- INDIANAPOLIS (APJ-Guy W. staged before the group A dem­ Eight 0,'clock Coffee 5Se ' 4owev, meet for a stag party at the DI L phurlc :Cld. munity." Cropper parked his car in a re­ 16 oz. Jar the COUll' onst.ration was then given of the Grill at 6:15 p. m. next Thursday, hyslcs Department . One letter asking for informa- stricted zone for a tew minutes proper invc~tigation methods. • Spanish en Fred Johnson, county chairman, :. mtem~ellrs of thelPhysles de- tion about a survey expert will go yesterday while he went for help At an evening banqjlct, Fred Boyd Fancy Dm Pickles 24c $. vl~ ~ pa"men WI presen papcrs t0 t G B tl . . announced yesterday. the h ' ti CAW t 0 eorge 00 1, chle! engmeer, to extingUish a small fire in the Cooper, superintendent of the Iranian f p YSlcs see on. . . er N t' 1 B d f Fi U d Members of the Republican Vet­ when tbe will talk on "Coefficient of Ex- a.lOna. oar 0 re. n er- automobile. Eldora training school, spoke Qn erans' league will be guests at the Ann Page Salad Mustard ge 'pansion of Zinc-alloy Single Cry- wnlers.m New York .Clty. The A policeman unaware of the the problems involved in operat· Anoihe stag, and university voters are p{obabl.e s~aI8"; R. E. Holland and Prof. E. ot~er wlll be ~ent to a fl~'e under­ fire attached)a sticker for parking ing the school. or 01. urged to attend. Gerber's Baby Foods ~~:;np~~ H~ C~n tUSsion II P. Tyndall, on "Plasticity of Zinc wnter group In Des Momes. violation to the windshield. 7c neservations may be made by as to wh, Single Crystals"; John E. Rich- The cit, counell wUl make the The board of public safety The Republic of Chile threw caling 7592 or' 6144. 3 % oz. pk&' ardson and I. Swift, on "Internal decision as to whether or not waived the usual $2 fine. off the Spanisl yoke in 1810-1'8. Sparkle Vanilla Pudding 5c ltla~ rlgt Friction in Zinc Single Crystals". to employ the survey as a means aaenda. Prof. C. J. Lapp, on "Some of findinr what chances are S,YLLABUS FOR A Things I Have Learned Teaching needed. with the Armed Forces'" Prof. The following men are members John A. Eldridge on "Anaiysls of of the committce: William R. , • . Texas New Potatoes SIbs, 3Sc Forces Between Changes in a Hart, John B. Fetzer, Roy Busby, Dielectric"; Robert Hart on "Con- C. R. McCann, Alired A. Spaan siderations of Scattering of Light and Glen Ewers. I 21b .. by Liquid Crystals," and H. A. D. C. Nolan, president of the fncre~ (alifornia Fresh Peas 33c Aqchter and Prof. G. W. Stewart, local Chamber of Commerce, was " head of the physics department, on present at the meeting. "Paul "'11emperature Variations of Adia­ Captivator TEXAS SIZE 96 Grapefruit .5 for 23c batic Compressibility of Aqueous The ground squirrel is of small 'Sta1 Io~c Solutions." size, longitudinally striped on the fro!. Joseph H. Bodine, head of back and sides, and Is extremely Wreathe yourself in Ihis g App the zoology department, is vice­ active and r~less, emitting a wholly coptivating frog rance, FLORIDA J.UICE Oranges 8 Ib ba .69c president of the 'organization. proi. peculiar chipping sound. .WASH = PURDUE Dry perfume i. the fadeless Chief Pa E. N. Oberg is chairman of the math section; Prof. H. L. Dean, fragrance-the perfume thot ttl hold I o'(' ,the botany section; Plof. C. p. in credibly reoches its full TEXAS Tomatoes 1 Ib Carton 31 ltIher II decision Berg, of organic and biological 3 DAYS SERVICE VS. flower a. it clings to warm, chemistry section; Prof. H. G. \lOWen. glowing skin. Us. this go.­ Porter Hershey, of the lIeology section, 4 and Prof. O. C. Irwin, of the psy~ somer powder the same as TEXAS FRESH Radishes Bunche, 1 IOnal "8t chology section. liquid perfum •• Pat its silky 4i7to 3 _nd for IOWA smoothnesl behind your eart wteIt at Judge ~vans Grants on arms, neck, Ihoulders. It fices. At will keep you delectable­ Choice Quartered Dried Apples a oz pkr na~e Be Divorce to R. Scharf 48t Would J beyond reckoning I , ~ til 2 • H VI can, Reuben W. Scharf was granted Six Ixciting ,e.nll Brife-ize Household Cleanser lie VoIIJI, tI a dIvorce by Judgc Harold D. ... NlghIOFD.light /IIOftths I Friday, Saturday, April 19,.' 20 ... J:-I.ur. d' Amou r.. Evans in district court yesterday 3 eakea19c ' AaO from Jeanette Scharf on grounds Blu.C .. notlon .. J,d• . , S.nd.lwcod Oliv-ilo Toilet Soap :...... , of cruel an inhuman trea tment. end Violelte, priced E. P. Korab was his attorney. .. $1.25. ~ - ,m 01 1tk1115c .... ~ FRIDAY GAME CALLED AT 2:00 P. Mi Blue-White Bluing Flakes .tlla 4, MONTH INTENSIVE . Woodbury's Facial Soap 3 cakes 21e ·..."'"tiI·.,.. • Course for SATURDAY GAME CALLED AT 2:00 P. M. Create on exciting sludy in 0 The 0 cUlvesome you wilh persuaSive Supphel Available Perlodlc:aUy COLLIII nUDENfI GJKI GRADuATES Northern Tissue there hi girdles of Power Mirode ... the rat. A thoroulh, intensive course-stan· t wonder mesh with bi·direc,ional tel>' 1111 February, JuJy, October. BulletiD sI,.'ch. Pare your posterior ... trim Cut Rite Wax Paper A, on request. keli.uatioD DOW opeD. E..... your tummy. Power Miracl. hllllle bl e ADMISSION controb with a caress ... leaves R.eJUlar d.y and nenio, schools 1 S, Dubuque St. of 'cooiJ throughout the fear. CllalOI. you Irso to romp and rollick as " Aclfnb . you pleaSi. AI beHer ItC!res-'S. A SCHOOL 0' .USI/USI Phone: 4447 PrIIIIid ,."... 10 IY COLLfGE IUN AND "OAIIN ADULTS 60c or l-Book' Will f'~ THI ••• GG COLLIGI ",-'.n: ...... ,'.C.D. IVtntut' ...... M.PeIr.M.A. Children 30c tWeiIn ~ IJept.CP 6 N. Miebigan Ave. ORVIS [LERnERS , l ' U. 'OU"DAflDN. ~OGER &.GALLET Cblcqo It WiDW .. ',., ...... "t .... yw. I, M. it '- -- ...... - , ,'"