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law, deconll~ consent of ~ "not be incOQ. On the Inside The Weather Iowa slatu\t CUy HlQh Willa Sectional. '"" al undor the na. Paq. 2 Cooler aDd partly cloudy with thunder gn vcrnillg bl)(\~ show.,. today. Fair tomonow. Hiqh I'\g a !indi Nurainq Dileclrees Allllumel Duties submilted: ••. Page 5 today, 71; low, 10. HlQb yesterday, 88; to th e govern,» Noled Pediatrician Dies Here low, 57_ all decont~o l ~ ..• Paqe 8· Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wile -- Five CenUs Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, July 14, 1949 - Vol. 83, No. 191 a " thorough 1/1. I ______I ~------______----I~------~~~ :~--~------dcridcd on lh! lJons." eo ry but a Coo. determine a Truman Asks Sleel 10 Sellle! With Board Outside T·H Act President ·lashes Foes WASHINGTON CAP) - Pre ide~t Truman la t night made an urgent appeal to three large steel companies to avoid a steel trike by accepting his plan for a £act-fincling board outside the Taft-Hartley act. Of Expanding Economy Afler a day of scrambling developments in Pittsburgh and Wnshiuglon . tIle threat of a steel shutdown at midnight Friday over wages. pen~ions, and ~roup That's One Way to Get Service Defends Deficit insu1'ance still hung precarioUl.ly GARDEN CITY. KAN. (JP)-John Luther Fry drove his car ov'r tl!p nat ion . YeHers Suit Ruling to the garage to get his brakes fixed. Mr. Truman and Philip Murray. He turned into the motor company driveway and tound he Finance Period preslden t 01 Ih e CIO uni ted ~ teel workers, were both putUng pres Only on Temporary had no brakes at all. The vehicle hit a door post and broke a six sure on U.S. Steel. Republic, and by thirteen feet plate glass window in the thowroom. Bethlehem. trying to win their Receivership: Judge The garage promised to have the brakes repaired yesterday. As Wise Policy agreement tg appear before a non- WlASHUtGTON (iP)-Presictent Taft-Hartley board which the District court he3ring of a silit Truman lashed out at economy ad White House is appointing. vocates lalt night, linking them In Pittsburgh. the IlDlon ac- to block off the sale of Yett~r's with "selfish interests" who cepted the president·. proposal store to Younker Brothers ,Inc., Probe Indica,tes Fighting he laid will drive the country tor a 60-day postponement of Des MOines, yesterday was ad "into a ditch." If they get their the strike - but l\lurray an journed until 8 a.m. today by w.y. nounced the truce would appl), Judge James P. Gaffney. Not Cause of Air Crash But he Laid even though many only 10 tbose firms which agree Arguments heard yesterday con 10 appear before the board. He people "would lilte to have a de cerned the legal righ t of the LOS ANGELES (AP)-It was not a fight between passen· pression for poHtical reasons," the laid that today hf wllJ order a plaintiffs. Frfderick May and gers but the pilot's low flying tllat killed 35 and injured 14 in strike a,al"at firms which nation Is not now In a depression Frederick May and company, the fiery crash Tuesday of II nonschedul('d airliner, preliminary nor qoes it face the prospect of c1on.' l. Inc .• of New York. to do business In Washington, Mr. Truman investigation indicated yesterday. one it the "Lellish interests" are in Iowa. The suit was filed July thwarted. sent telegrams to the three com 1. ul'viving tewII1'des,'1 hal'lottt' Grenander, 23, told officers panies. JudKe Gaffney stated yester that the fi~ht was only a oM·punch affair and she nam('d Frank "The toola Ire at hand for He said: "Surely you are not day mornlnK tllat at present he Conway, Albany, .Y .• on!' of cont.nued eeonomlc expansion," afraid lo have your side of this would rule only o.n a request the 35 dead, as the man who Mr. TrulD&n added. "All we dlspule examined in the public that a temporary receivershIp threw tht' punch. What started need" Ute eou ....e to lIle tbem." In teres!." Russ Waging 'Fear be set up for the Iowa City NROTC Middies Test Swimming 'Pool' the fjght has not been determin He made plain he telt the tools Replying to the companIes' ar oorporation. wete (lrovlded In the economic kit lument Ihat be ourht to use the THE USB CATAMOUNT, a lanelin, ,hlp dock, wa~ converted Into II> swlmmln, pool yesterd.y. Silme ed. \ The matter of whether or not Campaign' to Snatch he handed to conJress in a special national emergency provision of of tbe 1,000 naval reserve training corps mldsltipmen from 31 oolleres throurhout the The incident occurred about an mesLa,e on Monday. They pro the Tart-Hartley act, he said the the store could be sold over the country belnl ,rained In ampbibloUJ warfare teeholQues In Chesapeake nay took hour before th crash. and there objections of May would not be advao~re of the vide tor expanded social wellare situation does not conltitute co~er8lon and I'oWld the IlDlque swbntninr hole ltJucb W. their IIkln,. was no trouble after the pilot, Power, McCoy Says enougb ImmedIate per" to tlie considered at this time, he added. Capt. Roy G. White, came back proil'ams, government aid to spu~ "oaUonal health or ufeiy" to Gallney then recessed c:JU)'t and talked to Conway. Miss Gren W ASHINGTQN (JPl-The United l{l,gin, buslne!!ses and steps to ease warrant such action until after for one-hall hou), and advised ander told District Attorney Ar States charged yesterday RusSia the unemployment progra\Tl. a uprolonged in terruptlon" has the parties eODcemed W try to thur Waite of Ventura county. Is waging a campai,n of "fear. In a epecial "fireside chat" with occurred. resolve their dUferences 11 pos Militant ,"C,o'tri·mtiri.j.s:t.s Den'ied White then returned to the co n social unrest. confusion and dis- thie American people-via the ra The president emphasized the sible without court 1It1,aUlln. trols, radioing the Burbank air order" against the Japanese gov- dlo and television-the President companies are not being asked to After the recess produced no traffic tower to have police meet ernment . in the hope of seizing la ~t ni,nt ctefended his contro bind them[. elves to accept these results, A.B. Howland. Des the plane when It landed. ;Bu t the political power In Japan. ' . verslal plan for a temporary per- recommendations. Moines, counsel for Younker Churc'h5:acrairfeht ;to~rd~rt. , . airliner crashed within 25 min The accusation was made by iad of deficit financing (operating TS Thus. along with other govern Brothers, Inc., introduced the mo -----:----'-----,-.- , VATICAN OITY (JP) - The Pope utes at about the 1,800-foot level Gen. Frank R. McCoy, before the in the red) to stem the recession. ment offiCials. he saw the present tion qUEstioning the legal right of In rugged Santa SUstlDa mount- ll-natlon far eastern commIssion, 1. The ,tI-blllloo outlay he has May to participate in Yetter's bas 'ordered major exco~/llunlca- situation as being one of disunity tion"": denying ,. the sacraments ains. of which he is the U.S. member budpted for the current fiscal year among major steel companies. Two !business. IOn$ R 0pt, and comforts of the church r Negro, Rabbi Tell The plane was on course for and chairman. It was In reply to is not a "waste of money" as he of the highest-placed officials in Robert Yetter, secretary-trea ent agai~t militant. Catholic Comrnu- landing at Burbank. said James a statement two weeks ago by Laid the cut-~ederal-spendlnlf ad surer of Yetter's, and Frederick th e government told reporters pri ~ists any~here in the world. Peyton, regional civil aeronautics Russjan Ambassador Alexander S. vocates cnar,e. Rather, he said, it vately it was clear the steel pro May, Brooklyn, N.Y., testified at Congress .~;9UPS . board chief. eXCEpt that it was Panyushkln who protested Amer- is an "Investment in the future of ducers were not united in their the morning session. The hearjng ',_ . The: ,e~cc.inmunica,tJon . wa5 an ( II nouncect yester'dlIY ib art historic "too loW." The offiCially prescribed Ican handlini of the labpr sltu- America" which will pay "untold was eontinued at 2 p.m. with a ed III ega I. position. aHltude at that point is 5.000 feet. aUon In Japan. dividends in human happiness." further testimony by Yetter, decrl!e 'Of tAe ' Sa'cred . Corigrega Loyal to ,America CHICAGO !U'\-Federal •. J~e. tl(e 1;Ipl),\,Ofiicle apPfov,ed "I , think ) know why Captain After MeC(UO finl5he¢ readln, .!.. U ' i~~. eXPfJlclUul'eI ' are Ingalls Sw isher, partner in the tion ' ~f t Elwyn R. Sh~w h.eld y~~terda~ by . .Pope " ~ius . ,xlI. ' ..'.'. - "WASHINGTON (~ _ A Negro White was too low," said P eyton, his 7.DOO-word statement yester- ' slas,lled "we wlU deq'ease employ law firm of Swisher and Swisher; heading th e. field invesligailpn, clay, Panyushldn ,ro.e to · repeat ment, 'cut down investment, weak Reuther Men Win Chris Yetter, president of Yetler's, the loclll option ~ ectlon ot the fed :,1 It ..a.,.,iMa .to.:au Jnem~rs vf investigator I1nd a Jewish rabbi the 86_n catholic 1.lth-"who "but I don·t want to say why un his charges. ' eu our defenses and injure our e{- and Stephen and Dorothy Swish el'a] rent control law is un~onstl- , blab pro1.esslon . of the maur# assu:ed congress yesterday their til we complete our investigation In addition, he claimed Gen. forts for peace," er of Des Moines also testified UAW Board Posts tutional, but deferred until later laUstic a~ ' anh-Cbrls~n doc- people have a deep loyalty to and hold a formal hearing." Douglas MacArthur had encour- Republlcans struck back last yesterday afternoon. an opinion on whether the entire trine 01 \be CominllD,st&." their country but that Commun·· aged the Japanese ,overnment to night af Presidmt Truman's MILWAUKEE (IP) - Complete Swisher disclosed during act is Invalid. The decree marks . the fourth ists are trying relentlessly ·to de imprison "tens and hundreds of charge that "selfish Intert's t ~" are ctntrol of the CIO united auto erOSs-examlnatlon by Fra.nk Court ofltc!als s.ld Sbaw's Sear.ch Continues Japanese workers. leader of trade advocatin, measures which would workers was won yesterday by MeSlier. cOUlUleI for the pIa In time the Pope ' lias used excom- stroy it. opinion was not a formal rullor, municallon to figh~ back at the unions and prcil'eB&iveiy-minded l.nd ·the country in the ditch. red-haired Walter P. Reuther tlfts, that he Willi acting all Yet and the Issue ultimately would Alvin Stokes, Investigator for for Crash Victims people." Sen. K.eDnetb Wherry (B-Neb) whose men swept Into everyone ter's broker In the proposed sale Communists i)1 recent years. have to be carried to hleher Previous decrees had been di the house lin-American afltlv' In Tokyo. Gen. MacArthur'S la- aald: "The TrumaD aclJD1Djstra- of the million-member union's of the .tore .tIl Younker nro ties commUtee, te ~ tltled that courts. Nevertheless, U was be rected at th'ose Who tried Arch BOMB~Y . INDIA (IP) - Hun-I bor director said yesl4!rday "Nc.th- UIID Is tile erowd that Is lea.cJJng regional directorships. thers. Inc. and thai he was to lieved a. precedent In the new the Communist party has a {ireds of police continued to search Ing could. be fUrther from the ua wto the. dUch. The sdminls receive a $15,000 brokerage fee bishop Alojlzljc Stepinac In Yugo The triumphs assured Reuther, federal act. camouflaged progra~ "for sei >the jungle on Ghatkopar hill yes- truth" than Panyushkin's state- WMleo Is taldl1( UI . right down himself te-elected to a th Ird term from Yetter's If the sale was slavia in 1946. and sentenced him The local option section per to 16 years imprisonment on linK up a Soviet repllblic In the terday for the last of the bodies ment that new Japanese labor Ute avenue of deficit ape.1ld.\ng. 'by a smasbing majority. of abso s1UlCessfully concluded. mits states to pass their own rent dharges of c61laborating with the so-called black belt of the of the 45 victims of the Dutch laws constituted a "police state." and I 4oa't know how we could lute power on the 23-man execu Prior to the court's adjourn axis; at those responsible for the south." ,0 wto ,tile dUeb any faster or ment yesterday afternoon. Gaff laws as subLtltutes for the feder airllner crash in which 13 Ameri- deeper.D tive board . In addition to the 19 al measure, Including provisions imprisonment ot Hungary's Josef Rabbi Benjamin Schultz of n(~ said he doubted if the court can correspondents and a public Ralph Flanders (R-Vt) regional directors, the board In for decontrol . ' C;lrdinal 'Mlndszenty tor life on New York said there is "a de Hint Miners Violate ~. rludes Reuther and the oiher three would have a ruling ready today r e 1 a t ion s representative were said. "The tax reduction was a on the issue of legality" but he The opinion was Issued In a treason charges. and at the llberate Communist conspiracy s top international officers. case Involvll1r the Shoreline Co lounders and willing m~~bers of a to inflame racial and religious .killed. At' T t St tut' mistak...... one 'of the very few the Instructed attorneys for both Ten more bodies were recovered n 1- a 80th colllrNs made. I voted for Onlv lhree new directors were operative Apartments. 1 DC., s epa rat i s t, government:con - minorities htl'e against the Unitehook another 'intersectional Wilson has had on Ulem for Ule the championship field was trim make the errOrS. the southwest, Southern Califor game until 1922, when )lale WlJ nia, U.C.L.A., and Washington of "j JIU' Swll yean. In. 1947 and 1948 med to 16 contenders. Gonzales, the defending champ beaten at New Haven. LIIe Ramblers beat Clb hleh In SODny Dean of Iowa Ciiy pro Ion, also from Los Angeles, elim Ule IleCtillnal teurnament and vided one of the upsets when the inated Keston Deirnling Jr., of went on te take Ule state t1Ue. 1948 10wa junior king knocked the host club, 6-1, 6-0, 6-2. Gon 2 Shows Nitely - Rain or Clear: Doran struck out 12 Wilson bat out Wilbur Hird, the Forl Dodge zales, seeded No.1, had too much Box Office Opens 7:00 p.m. - how starts 8:00 p.rn. ters and walked only one. No city champion, 2 and 1. speed for his less experienced foe CARS FREE ADULTS 500 CIIILDREN FREE , Wilson runners got past fir.st base Others to go down were Rod and forced him into many errors. * * and the lone hit came in the last Dey Bliss Df Des Moines, the 194.8 Parker is seeded No.2. He was inning with one out. Nebraska champion; Jack Dono City high scored its first twe absent a year ago when Gonzales hue 01 Sioux City, iIle interstate won the title. runs in the sixth inning. Jerry (owa City h1rh advanced to LIIe dislrlcl 01 the state summer ba.seball tournament last n\fbt by beatlne . tournament winner and Hal Anderson got to first base on aD Wilson 01 Cedar Rapids, 4-0. The LUlie Hawks are: leU te rlrM (firs' row) Howard Hili, Carl Strub. Chase of Des l\[olnes, a former r nm1l.V _ ~~TURDA': error and Shain followed with hlr Jim Cllek, Bill Falmon, Jerry Anderson and Keith Fulton. (Back rllw) , Dick Doran. Coach Frank Bates, state tlUeholder. LAST TIME TONITE booming home run over the right Rox Shain, Whitey Dlebl, John Fenten, Mickey Moore, Jack Frontz. Keith MUlford, Bob Frey, Ed Mor LARRY PARJ{S Jack Webb, the 25-year-old --- fielder's head. &'an and Ed White. -- Iowa State collegian whose home CARTOON CIRCUS I ELLEN DREW The Hawldeta SCDred ihelr is Spirit Lake toppled Bliss 2 and MAJORi 16 COLORTOONS . . ... _In - oLiler two runl in the aevenih 2 Jlo." .r Fun Wllh on a walk. one hit and two Ram 1 by shooftng even par golf for the 17 holes. s~ : 'Yo.r FAvorite CartoOl\ bler errors. Jerry White walked Tribe Now 2nd Eyes 1s1 Place Ris in 14 Hawkeye Cha.racters a.nd BJll Faimon followed with a Webb ended the match with a stnrle. The rlcM fielder's relay , , • Swim ,Marks Sine,e 7-foot putt for a par 4 on 17, af of FaimllD'8 bit rot a.way from ter he had topped his drive and NATIONAL LEAGUE I he first baseman and the two was short with his second. Bliss , W L PCT. OB fired his second to the left. of Brooklyn ...... 41 31 .008 FREE MIDNJ'J'E SHOW EVERY A'I'URDAY NITE Little Hawk runners advanced Yanks as Home Stand Begins Spor.f Began in 1917 81 • .l,oul...... 47 32 .3Dl1 ,~ Come In By 9:45 p.m. and Se. Our Regul.r to second and tbird, the green and missed a 12-fool Boston ...... s 36 .M( NEW Y RK (AP)- Watch out. for le\'eJand was the tip Phll.... lph la ...•.• 41 3tI .D)D AJ; the catcher picked up thr Wally Ris has given SUI's ma putt that would have meant a passed around press headquarters by til basebllll writers cover Ne .. York • .•. . .• 38 38 .Il00 :n ~~~~~p~ro~'r~.~m~p~IU~' ~T~h~e~M~ld~n~II~O~h~Q~W~A~t~o~E~' X~' T~R~A~C~' lJ~A~R~O~E~!~~ ba 11, he tried to pick While off at jor swimming records the big halve. PlUs burr" .. •..• . • 35 42 .4~5 I~l~ ing the all- tar .game and major league meetings. Cincinnati ...... :U 45 .408 15 third only to throw the ball intc gesl boost since lhe sport began MUo l\lcWIlUams, lhe Chero Cblc.,o ...... 30 60 .815 The World Champion Indians, I ~ :..---~=------left field, scoring both runs. here In 1917. kee veteran, rulned DDnohue's YESTERDA Y'S SCORES 18 Positively P A I 5 AN ' I City }Ugh, by wirtning last night making their move from way backilJ J Who O· Current compilation of Impor . hoJ)Cs 1 up .,n the 19th biole. (N G ,amea uhed u led) Ends Today • '~ •• advanced to the district tourna like Stymie used to do, have been 0 0 Ite UltS lant marks for Hawkeye indivi Ja.ck had squ&red the match on TODA1!'S PITCHERS ment. It was the Little Hawks' passing learns for a month. Now dual and relay teams stands at 18 by stlcklne his second shot Clnclnnalf .t Brooklyn \nl,hl)-Fox. STARTS 19th win of the season agains1 wUhln two feet of the cuI' and ~4·9) ••• Hatton (1-6) ~:~r~:~~nd, 5V2 games back of fourteen and Ris has figured in PlII,burrb It N ...• York (nl,hl)-Bon three losses. As Seattle Manager every one. getting a blrd.le 3. He messed up ham (5 .. 2) VI. narLanr (7.. 8) or Koslo FRIDAY OILy bl,b ...... oo ~ :l-4.1 . 1 ~6-%) ooo .. .. Nobody underrales !.he Yan the extra hole with an out IIf 81. Loul, .1 Phll ..delphlr. (nl,ht) WII.oa ...... 000 .. 000 .• ~ . I .( The Olympic champion Is the Dor.a ."d IIbaiQ. "rau.. , Fulto. (7 ) kees, who h&ve been out. front SEATTLE (IP) - Joyner "Jo JtJ" holder of nine individual marks, bounds shot on his lJIird stroke· L.nl", (0·0) ••. H.lnll.lman (10· 3) •• d FIt.h. He finished with a 6 to McWill Chl ..,o al Boston (nlrht)-lIa.ker (2·4) since openln&, d&y. With Joe White resigned as manager Qf the &II made since 19.7, YO. Saln (6·9) or Vol•• Ue (1-2) DlMarpo playing every da.y, Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific They range from the Olympic Iams' 4. gained on a 30 fopt putt. AMERICAN LEAOUE they definItely are the team to coast league yesterday. mark of :57.3 for the 100-metH Harold Manning of Carroll, mak W L PCT. 00 ing his first appearance in an New York ...... 60 27 .6~9 Must Be in Majors, beat. Many thlnk they can be The Rainiers are seeking Steve free style to the Big Ten short CI •• eland .....•.. 44 32 .61B 5\i Iowa amateur, stunned Chase 5 Philadelphia ...... 44 RS . 1J.~7 , beaten a1thouch iIley ha.ve won O'Neill, coach of the Cleveland and long course records for the Bo.lon ...... 42 86 .1138 Ali nine 01 their lut U starta. Indians and a former Detroit lOO-yard event. and 4. Manning, who moved to Doiroll ...... 41 3. .513 10li Says Bobo Newsom manager, as White's replacement. Carroll from Indiana eight years W•• hln,loll .. .. .• 33 42 ...0 J6 The Boston Red Sox also draw Other marks made by Ris are ago, was one over par. Chlc.ro ...... 83 41 .(IS t8\i strong support fo.r their current Jo Jo announced his resignation the amateur long course time for SI. Loul...... l?4 33 .BIZ 26 CHATTANOOGA,. TENN. (.4» seven-game win streak after in San Francisco laie yesterday Meanwhile, Jack Smith of Des YESrERDAY'S SCORES Louis (Bobo) Newsom, baseball's 100 meters, national intercolleg (No rame •••heduled) breaking an eight-game losing after a loog distance conversa Moines, tournament meda1ist, had TOnAl"S PITClttRS traveling salesman, is getting an iate 100 and 220·yard marks for his worries. I-Ie escaped wilh a 1 W.sblnrloa al Clil •• ,o (nl,b\)-S ••r slump. Joe McCarthy's Sox are tion with General Manager Earl bo,ourh (1-~) Ple,c. (3·7) itchy foot again. the long course and the National up victory over Clayton Pittman v.. still fourth, 8 1-2 games of! the Sheely of lhe Rainiers. N".. York a~ st. Loul. (nlrbt)-Lo Bobo, who confounded the AAU 100-yard short course mark of Algona in 19 holes. Big Jack pat (~-6) ••• n,ew. (3·6) pace but now only a game and a Sheely confirmed newspaper of :05.4, hls besL time. won the extra hole after Pillman 80810n at D.Ir.I~ (nlrbt)-Dob.on (6-8) Southern association's leading half 'behind the faltering Phila reports lhat O'Neill had been ap ••• Gray (4'6) home run hitters in Tuesday RJs was also a. member of slapped his drive out of bounds. Philadelphia at Cle.eland (nl,hl) delphia A's, who have dropped proached with a managerial offer. Bernie Stieger of Cedar Rapids, oleman (7·8) or Kellner (l2~4) VI. Lem night's all-star game, sajd later their last fi ve. H was learned that O'Neill is SUI's 1948 400-yard relay team on (8' 4) "I don't believe I could contLnue rapidly gaining favor, advanced l! the Indians are going to close reluctant to come to Seattle until wblch owns the American ama inLo the third round with a 6 and in baseball now unless it's in the the gap, their big chance comes the end of the season, but, accord teur standard for thc long 5 win ovcr Ed Lauterbach of Coon "Doors Open 1:15" major leagues." In the 13-game home stand start ing to Cleveland sources, he defi coune, as well as the confer Rapids. Sobo, now with the Chattanooga ing today w:hen the majors go nitely is "interested." ence mark of 3:33.4. Other mem Two more rounds will be played IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART Lookouts, has been in and out of back to wcrk with al\ all-night, In Cleveland, OlNelll told a re bers of the team were Duane today to determine the four semi the majors since 1920. Hc has intersectional program after a porler: Dravel, Kenny l\larsh and Er finalists. mm~r~ THIS SHOW IS NOT FOR 'SISSIES' pitched for eight major league three-day vaca' ion. Three games vin Straub. In 1949 he teamed "ENDS "I know nothing about the af FRIDAY" teams, whning a total of 214 each with Philadelphia, Boston fairs In Seattle, ha ve not been with Bob BUllCb, Straub and Ed WESTERN LEAGUE NOW CAN YOU TAKE IT? games. His age is listed as 41. and New York, the other first conlacted in regard to the job of Garst to make 3:29.2 for the Denver a~ Sioux City. wet grounds FIRST TIME - FIRST RUN "I wouldn't want to leave the division clubs, and f ur With the manager and therefore have no Bi&, Ten short course rl'cord. Pueblo at Lincoln. rain TIle LAUSH UTTl( 2 H_ G. WELLS FANTASTIC SHOWS Rls also was lead-off man on AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lookouts now it lhey were in the groping Washington Senators will comment." LouiSVille lit SI. Paul. rain first division or in the thick of be played at the huge stadium on the U. S. team which made the ToJedo at IVfllw8ukec, rain of tile Century l.~, the tighl," says Newsom. "BuL un the lake front. Cleveland has won world and Olympic record of 8:46 ColuJnQul al Minncapolls. rain for the 80o-meter relay in the CENTRAL ASSOCIATION less I can get back to the majors eight of its last nine. Iowa State Fair Planning South 13. North 4 (League all·"t'3r game now, I don't think I should re With Bobby Feller winning l00·Mile Stock Car Race long e~urse. at Cedar Rapids) main in the minors as a player." five In a row, Bob Lemon pitch He has a record of 10 vil;:tories Ing steady ball and ..... ank Pap DES MOINES (IP) - The Iowa , and seven losses for the seventh Ish coming through wUh a neat State fair plans a 100-mile "stock" place Lookouts. Job a.galns' Detroit, the Tribe's passenger car race - longest in ~ GeIRJjj 'TO~DAY pltchlnr is In good sha.pe. Only fair history - on the artel'noon Bobo tickled an all-star game - Doors Open I:l!'; _ al)dience at Nashville Tuesday Gene Bearden, hero of the '48 of Sept. 1 at this year's exposition. night by throwing "blooper" 1'layofl and world series, sllll Fair Secretaty L.B. Cunning pitches to carl Sawatski, who Is mJatlnc fire. ham said the race would be for S'TTIN6 leads the association with 29 hom Brooklyn has its chance to 200 laps around the fair's hal1- ers, and Babe Barna, who has 28. lengthen its National league lead mile dil·t track. PRETTV" I Barna popped to the infield and which now measures only a half He said it would be one of Sawatski grounded to Bobo on ihe game on St. Louis. The Dodgers the longest dirt tI'ack races in the M~~8ack. third consecutive "blooper." dig in at Ebbets field for 13 gameS' na tion this yea r. Newsom gave one hit and one winding up with a big four-game The stock car races will be open So You Won'l Go Ilome Scared walk in pitching the last. inning. set With the Cardinals. Tp.ose four to all standard U.S. passenger The all-stars won 18-6. games and three more the next cars trom 1939 through 1949, he week In St. Louis loom as the said, provided experienced drivers 5 most important dates on the are at the wheel. Injured Boston Shortstop schedule so far this summer. Bugs Bunny Cartoons To Rejoin Club Tonight Cincinnati leads the _tern EXHIBITION BASEBALL del e cat e • Inte Ebbets fleJd New York (N) 5. Albany (EL) 3 Pittsburgh (N) J, Cleveland (A) 0 BOSTON (IP) - The Boslon where Ule Redll haven'~ won Phllad~phja (N) 10. AUentown (Inler- Braves last night announced. that a I'ame this year in lIix slam. • ... te) 3 Shortstop Al Dark, who was hit After Uta, WI Ch\eae'o, pt*- on the head by a thrown ball last burch and St. Louis In order. ) Friday, would rejoin ihe club for The Cards open against the - ENDS TONITE tonlghi's "ame he¥ w~1h. tlle Phillies who hold a 7-5 e.dge over CAaY GItANX - aoz Jl.U8SI:IlL Chicago C~bs. them for the s~ason . After Phila 'HIS GIRL FIUDA Y' rAE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! '· The Braves also announced the delphia, St. Louis hits New York Pl •• 'LOVE FROM A stRANGER" transfer of Pltcher Johnny Beaz and Boston, each for three games, ley's option from the St. Peters before the big four in 'Brooklyn. BEST PICTURE .. burg team of the Florida Inter St. Louis has won :J.5 of its last national league to the Nashville 50 games but belore the Cards OF THE YEARI club of the Southern assoclation. started that spurt May 22 they ~ were a sorry seventh, five games under .500 at 12-17. BEST AOOK Billy Southworth's defending Champion Boston Braves have I been struggling along, playing .500 OF THE YEAR I ball since June 1 but they're only FOUR DAYS 'ONL Y 4 1-2 behind Brooklyn in third CLIFTOII WEBB ' Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. .July, . 19. 20.21.22.. BIG II RESERVED SEATS 2 BITS Shirle, '~MPLE ONLY TWO SHOWS DAILY Mat.lnee at ! :Sft p.nt. MJr.lJelvedere !:venln, al l:l6 p .... PltlOES ~ 1!&t Goes to \ SPECIAL STUDENT COLlEGE/! DISCOUNT TOM DRAK[ . AlAN YOUN '.___ SOO illlii11ullIi . ICiIUI Seats Daily at ..,'tw. CIII •• 'M", und., the "'an.... "'.nl of FilIppo De' Gludlc. SPONSORED IY tHE THEATRE GUILD $1.00 ~e~.
Jt~lllJ'.Aa PRICES: , CCHwrlJiO - PLUS - Maline.. , '1.20 and '1.10 'CRAZY LIKE A FOX' Evenlnvl ' '1.28 and '1.18 ~aRROLL - O ...edJ - DItd .ome HOt, at _BIMRY fOIDA. COLORTOON • NEWS '1.80 (Mah.' and 12.40 (Ev... , 'nIE DAILY tOWAN, THURSDAY, JuL'!' t .. , 19"9 ~AG! TlmEI Gingham Does Double Dufy Personal Notes 52 Prints by Lasansky,
Mlss LaVonne Mersch, former Students Exhibited Here SUI student. has returned to her BREME RS " Fifty-two intaglio prints by , I III'lists liTe now ou exhibi borne in Masonville after visiting tion in the art building, Prof Moul'ieio IjllSansky, Ii ad of the Ibm days at the home ot Mr. yestel·uay. and Mrs. John Ford, 615 Templin graphic arts department, said Ther will be displayed road. through Aug. 7. The exhibit, "A ew Direction in Tntnglio." con. isls of thp JULY CL.EARANCE Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Yetter, work of LaSBnsky and 2 of his stlld(,l1ts, known praff.', ionally ga", 1612 E. Court street, ore the par OF MEN/S inst a ghlUP ~ a the Iowa Print grouo. ents of a son, eight ,pounds, 11 the ,Denl'!! There are 84 items including 19 ounces, 'born Tuesday at Mercy original copper plates and 13 ex The Hawk:&. w!tt Faculty Member's at Occurred 0ni! boSpital. planatory masonite panels by La Bostonian and Mansfield football 'start" sansky. The copper plates from A daughter was born to the which the prints were made were Music to Be Played Earl Wildmans, 714 S. DubUQue included to show that the plates mcmol'i Wa.! • .treet, Tuesday at Mercy hospital. ' are themselves art woricl and to owa. officials dW ~ how the Iowa 'Print group method, In Summer Concert 1h lersectiollil A six pound, one ounce girl Lasansky said. en ~ale WIt HOE ,The program for the Ilrst SUI S S I was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie The exhibit's title comes irom Cole, 605 -"l: Bloomingt,," street, the intaglio printing technique of summer session symphony oi'Ches The highest quality shoes NOW at great savingsl Tuesday at Mercy 'hospi tal. the 15th and 16th century Italian tra concert at 8 plm. Wednesday masters, he said. Their technique in the Iowa Unkn will include Attorney and Mrs. Jack White, is closely related to that of La "Concert Ov rture, Cyrano de GROUP I GROUP II 11127 E. Court street, are the par sansky and his students. Bergel'oc" by Philip Bezanson, a $10.95 Value $11.95 Value member of the SUI music [acuIty, eats of a daughter, six pounds, Duplicate exhibits were assem NOW NOW three ounces, born Tuesday at bled and de~lgned lor circulation Prot. Philip G. Clapp, orchestra Mercy hospital. by the Walker art center of Min conductor :md music department 85 neapolis and the Colorado Springs director, announced the progl'olll $7. $8. 85 Parents of a ba by girl are Mr. fine arts center. yesterday. Bezamon, an inslructor of music and Mrs. William Love, 922 E. The duplicate exhibits are being Colle,e street. She was born yes shown at 29 universi ties and mu theory, came to SUI in 1946. JIe terday at Mercy hospital. seums throughout the country. wo s graduated [rom Yale univer GROUP III GROUP IV sity in 1940 and recieved his M.A . $13·95 Value $14.95 Value r A seven pound, three ounce degree here in 1948. At present, he is working on a ·Ph.D. degree NOW NOW dauehter was born to Mr, and Tea to Honor New in music. Mrs. Howard Leslie, 153 Stadium, .yesterday at Mercy hospital. Nursing Instructors Three other numbers, "Sym 85 85 phony No. 3, in E flat" (Eroica) $9. $12. A tea honoring Myrtle E. Kit~ by Ludwig van Beethoven, flA . Anna Britta Stenstrom, Stock chell, new director of the sur Somerset Hhapsody" by Gustav bolm, Sweden, and Mrs. Audrey school of nursing, and two new Holst, and "Symphonic Sketch, .Brundate, Gowrie, Iowa, are guests staff members will be given to Jubilee" by George W. ChadWick, TAKE CARE OF YOUR SHOE NEEDS NOW In Mr. the home of and Mrs. morrow afternoon by the West ore also included on Wednesday's Keith Anderson, 803 E. Burling lawn nurses. program . .ton street. Miss Stenstrom is an Marjorie Pirie, assistant in Free tickets for the concert may And Save! ex c han g!l nurse working at structor of surgical nursing, and be obtained at the desk in lhe Rochester, Minnesota. Carol Madsen, assistant instructor lolJby or the Iowa Union starting of nursing arts, are the new mem Monday. ADMl'lTFID TO POLIO WARD bers, They will join the sta!! to Ronald Tja'bring, 6-year-old son morrow. WlIAT! NO PIGS? of H, Tjabring, Geneva, was ad GLEAMING AS IT IS DRAMATIC - this cotton outfit I shown Gertrude King, NI, Griswold, HAMBURG, GERMANY (JP) - mitted to the "active" polio ward In two versions. On the left, the Far Eastern Influence reache, and Dorothy Harding, NI, Lake A Schleswig-Holste in vl11age BREMERS at University hospitals yesterday, the "harem" skirt, accented with a cumberland sash. 011 the right City, wlll pour. Arrangements were stogE'd n rat pxlel'minafion cam Quality First - with Nationally Known Brands .bospltals officials said, His con the dress, minus the jacket, Is set tor the sun. Of tine Idngham, directed by Mrs. Virginia McNabb, paign. Srore: 18 dead rats, 24 dl'od dition was fisted as "fair:' the dress gets Its gleam (rom gold threads woven In a. plaid design. WestlaI!Jn counselor. dogs, and 200 dead cats.
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Summer Clot·hes Reduced ...Wear This Year and Next • • .T op Values ... Bottom Prices Men's Summer Suits ·Boys' Summer Clothes Greatly reduced for quick clearance - Men's furnishings fine all wool tropicals - rayons - linens - Going at low clearance prices. We need space cords and Palm Beach. They're all here Bluy lor today and tomorrow at yesterday's price. for fall merchandise .• You'll find our prices ·waiting for Yi>u. Yes . . . our reduclions have these items lower (All suits have original price tags set to clean the shelves. on them so you can "ctually see tban you've seen in years. your savings.) , I Boys; Short Sleeve , _ \, Look At These Buys! Men's Sport Shirts SPORT SHIRTS Values to $5·95 Values to $2.95 Group I Fine quality ... :ill are washable ... in rayon gabardine-tecas-rayon weaves. A fine assortment of this season's newest Priced to clear out at •.. Values to $29.50 $2.64 . styles. Sizell 4 to 20. Priced at only ...... NOW MEN'S SUMMER Boys' Cadet Mesh Shirts Reg. 3.50 Value WASH PAN'TS Values to $6.50 Whites and plain colors in fine quality line cool mesh shirts. Complele assort- MOTHERS - you can buy these high quality Group II ment . , . now only ...... _.. . wash pants for your son to wear now ..• and for school. Sizes 4 to llO - Only ... _...... Values to $2.45 $33.75 Boys' Long Sleeve NOW 75 SPORT S,HIRTS $24 Values to $3.95 Here's another real clearance buy for school wear. A tine selection. Sizes 4 to 21l .•• , at only ...... ,...... _...... _ . Group III ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S Values to $38.50 I NOW , STRAW H'ATS BOY'S PAJAMAS Values to $3.95 75 Valaes to $6.5°$395 Values to $8.50 $595 $29 NOW NOW . You have been looking for a real value In boys' pajamas and here it is. Large selection and priced at onlyo ...... _...... Group IV t Men's Neckties Boy's Junior' Values to $50.00 A tremendous group of well made - SSe 2 for , NOW newest pattern lies ... now at ...... _. JUMPERAl[S , $1.00 Values to $2·95 75 This group is not too large but at tremendous ICIvingl $39 eV£rY garment is a real buy. . Men's Socks Sizes 2 to 10. Close out price SOc Values only ...... Values to $9.95 Valuetl to $14.95 Fine cotton yarn men's hose ... patterns • NOW Group V NOW large assortment in sizes 10 % to 12 ...... _.. ! .. Boy's Value. to $60.00 3 for '1.00 NOW SWIM TRUNKS . Men' 5 Pajamas One group or boys' swimming trunks. 75 Nationally known bl'anos .\ .. broadcloths Large I'ange of off 544 . . . sateens . • . seerSUCKers. Priced to 44 'Styles and sizes .... 250/0 clear. $3 PAOIIOW- '1'111 DAILY IOWAN, TIItTlSbAT, JULy U, tto Interpreting th• . ~ews - Apples ana Raspberries lor the Teacher Nel . '/r/ 'I1'/?fI/TI Dulles to Aid Bipartisan Policy Dir The Daio/ Iowan By J. M. ROBERTS JR. AP Forell'D Aff.lra AnalYIII chief Republican adherents or bi "I think the Soviet objecli,. The appointment of John Fos partisan policy, made by the last still remain the same, but will ~I ESTABLISHED 1868 ter Dulles to the senate, and the Republican candidate for presi we have done may have led lIMIt jig, ~ M THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 statement of Governor Dewey in dent, takes on the appearance of to delay their time schedule quilt ------~------announcing it, represent a con a d ire c t endorsement. Dewey a bit in Europe. I think the Rw. of nut PubUalted dilly ucept MondlY by du.lvel)l to Ihe ...... lor republication of tribution to maintenance of the seems to have had this directly sians don't want to have a 1IlI srience: 8tucl~t PUblkaUo.... toe. • 1M lowl Av.. . , In the 1"".1 new. prlntll(! In this ne... .. bipartisan fcreign policy. in mind. - at least not now. Iowa City. Iowa. EnlOftd .. __ PIper .s .....n IS .11 AP n_. d~teh8. '!'he a elaM /lUlU man.. r at the pe«of[~ II Not that one vote, or even the ..,.he ,reat Importance of the "That doesn't mean ",at IRr bY pre Iowa Cit.)', Iowa. under the l et of ~n · iBoard of Trual...,.: RJehani Dice. prestige which Dulles carries Into forel,n affairs Ipues before the ..- of MlI'Ch J. 187• . Geo.... Eaa1on. Don Guthrl... Mason will constantly recede - tiler Marcil Ladd, Leslie G . Moeller, Paul OIoon. congress, is so vital. The state de lenate at tills ."me made his nUrSing SuboalpHon ntft-Bl' Clrrier In I(lwi Max Sow.... . Anne Smith. partment's various programs have appointment the &,reatest con Utlnk we are forcing it on' thq CII)I, • ,,_nto ... ",kl)l or fI per y.r In - but In my opinion SovW 11 of )f actvanu-; .Ix months t3.15: three month. Jl'UD M . POWNALL, PubUalter received generally strong support trlbuUon I could make," he said. II.to. By mall In 10.... 17.511 per yon; policy prefen not to rely upea PIJII a1x months 13.10; three months U . And ARTHUR WlXER ~ ver since the war. . Dulles and Vandenberg seem to other "",II aub..,rlptlona .. per )I... r ; !\$slstanl to the Publllll_r Even the reVOlutionary Atlan war as a means of ach1evllr a"'" .... month. ... 25 ; thr... months 13.1$. HAROLD B. ARKO.... see almost eye to eye. They both Us ends!' ~at I Blain... Man... r Ue pact seems &0 be &,olnll' Two 1__ wire aervleeo. ~ J\P ) and (UP) are strong for the Atlantic pact JljeIH CH.ARLES F. CARROLL, Eclltor throurh with only a few ex and the EUropean recovery pro With regard to al'lllS, that 5eemI ....Cj 1IO:l4JIER OT nu: ASSOCIATED PRESS JOHN S . DAVENPORT The Auodated Preu is entitled ex- Clreulatlon DI~lor pressions qt doubt and no very gram. Both are wary about pro to indicate Dulles bel1eves in •• trine determlned opposition. posed European rearmament. Quate preparations for the all lege sO But there has been grumblIng Du.lles sa~ he will support the chance, but also in care oot" faculty editorials· in Republican circles that bipart latter only in limited form. What overdo, either to the point« Uon B' isan fo-eign policy has deterior the limits are he has n9t said. !rightenlng Russia or injuring 1111 1&49-11 ated to the point ·where it con He has said: western economic pCSition . . elecl, ~ Communist Teachers: A Dilemma - . sists mainly of approval {It ad Tl'ork. By lining up on opposite sides, the National Education asso ministration policy worked out in dation and the AmerIcan Aliliociatlon of Unlversity Professors have negotiations wi th foreign countries. poLnted up the quandary over Communlst teachers. Even Dulles and Vandenberg, Auto Feels although frequently consulted on Busin'e'ss Pinch« - In a recent policy statement, NEA said all members of the party should be barred from teaching. This, t,tte organization made policy making, have been consid ered by some other Republicans Industry Begins Training Dealer Salesforce; clear, was not necessarily an encroachment upon academic free to have 'been, in many cases, dom. The NEA reafIlrmed its belief in an objectlve study of com New Men Lured by I Guaranteed Wa',ges merely accomplices after the fact. munlsm-but it didn't think Communist party members were the There has been no revolt. 8at 'DETROIT I1J'I - rI'he auto in sales field now can Jmake $4;001 ones to do the objective leaching. many Republicans, 'Ince they dustry, now turning out more the first year and $1 ,000 IIr mon . AN AAUP committee, reviewing the dismissal of a college pro feel compelled &0 support ad cars than it has In 20 yars, is the second," he said. fessor on political grounds, tOok the opposite viewpoint. The Com mjnJstration proposals lest Its feeling a pihch f1lf salesmen. General Motors, Nash, Kalier· muriist party is sUll legal, It said, therefore it is not a crime for band abl'Gad be weakened, Pre-war car .peddlers, who left Frazer, Chrysler and other 8Ult a teacher to be a Communist. think they are entitled lo more the trade when there was noth builders also are hard at wort One P088lble .... ay 01 analysln&, &he virtually inlOluble dUem prior consultation. ing to sell, have taken other jobs training and increasing siles ma II lo examine aka, elemeDt In 'bo&h ar,umenta, namely, In this they are not alone. and aren't anxious t.o get back in staIfs. Nallh, for example, is build Ute leeallty of Ule U.S. CommunlM pariy. Many top Democrats feel the same the business of eigh ts and super ing its 1948 force of 1,200 to mon At present, the party is legal. The federal trial in New York way. It is the n~tural result of sixes. than 5,500 by 1950. City in which 11 top Communist leaders are accused of plotting the a situation in which the U.s. must The day of selling cars from the Somewhat ahead of its riVlII, vidlent overthrow of the government may d'ecide differently. But deal with foreign authorities on front office is going fast. It won't Hudson in May instituted one II until it reaches its verdict. the party is legal. many complex problems which be long before mere mention of the most far reachin~ sales pre Congress has conducttd a score of probes into Communist and cannot always be discussed Ih changing cars will lIne up a string grams in the !history of the in, alleged Communist fronts. But until it passes legislation specifi public. of persistent salesmen at the dustrY. cally outlawing the party, the U.S. Qommunist party is 1 ·gal. Under such conditions, biparti doorbell. Conducted by six teams of vet· Several state8 have taken maUen IDlo Ulelr own blUl(1 ,. san policy is always subject to Although retail dealers are slow eran sales training experts., ' ~ ThI strain, and especially in the Hudson plan" has been ShOWD It Oeorda, lor example, now requires al\ public employes to coming ar.ound, auto manufae~ months before a congressionai turers aren't figuring on being more than 8,000 salesmen in' III ewear Ihat they lift not members of Ute pariy and have no urn ca mpa ign. last two months. Hudson spelll paUly lor cOjDDlwUsm. caught off base In the big selling In this circumstance, tbe ap game ahead, $200,000 getting It in shape. A new and controversial Maryland law describes the Commun pointment of Dulles, (Jne of the A.E. Barit, Hudson preslden~ ist m~vement as a clear and present danger and makes all public All majer producers have in eXlplained, "The salesman is the employes swear in writing that they are not ldeftlified with the tensive training programs going man of the hour." on, not only for salesmen but for party. I'D RATHER BE RIGHT A.nd lbecause he is the man ~ Wingless Chickens dealers too. And directives have the hour, manufacturers agree be Although Ihe party is legal as far as the federal government i6 gone out to double 1948 sales concerned, 1,h(:'.r, it is being declared subversive or Illegal in sev must 'have an attractive lot. stalls. They are urging dealers to or, eral states. Harm White Meat However, manufacturers are fer new salesmen more security ~ In other wonls, there II no clear-cut nationwide pattern I·or LINCOLN, NEB. (If') - Univer urging quality rather than quan the way of guaranteed wa~ Jud,lnc Ibe party, &here I, allO no slnale formula for Judll'ln .. sity of Nebraska poultry expcrts Breaking a Chain Letfer tity in salesmen. Ford, for ex rather than reliance on commiJ. Cummunist teacbers. Aecordlna to Ute AAUP's statement, it doubt the economic value of the ample, now has 10,000 salesmen slons alone. . would DO~ defend Com_1st teaeher. In Mar,land or Georrla wingless chicken. B, SAMUEL ORAFTON (New York POlt 8,ncUeate, and hopes to build this number to Dealer training also is rno., • lnce Ute party is 1f~&,ally 8Ubverslve in Ulose state8. Commenting y stcrday on re 20,000. neccssary then before the wir. And the NEA's blanket ban on Communist teachers, legitimate ports of the developmcnt of such It seems vcry strange to be body is. I t co uld be the man anything came in other ways - But doubling the present sales Many new dealers came into tbe writing a farewell column. r have who once sent me some fo ur-leaf many of them in the form of force still would leave Ford. with business during the pos twar "elst in Maryland or Georgia, is perseculin~ members of a legal polHical a chickcn in Iowa, one agricul h('cn doin g th is man and boy, clc.vel·s, just because he wantcd letters l rom those of you who, 10,000 less salesmen than were selling" days. , parly in the olher stales. tural college research worker de clared: fo r ten years-len ),ears to the me to have them, or thc great in that strange, .mixed-up, won plugging V-8's before the war. A Some fear has been expres,~ Just this one tiny facet ot the problrm demonstrates all tbat day, r ea lly... . and what the la dy of 82 who u.sed to jack me derful decade, were not a!ihamed good Ealesman can ouisell two whether they will be able to stanJ "H's in teresting, but not every it ever will demonstrate-as long as Ameriean attitudes toward the rhythm d the days is going to up with her sharp comments, or of your emotions, and believed in mediocre ones, sales experts feel. the gaff of pre-war compe~ltiolL thing that's intcresting has eco be li ke wi thout it, I have no idea. the nexl passenger on thc subway the emergence of a better and Karl M. Greiner, Packard vice As manufacturers know, Communist party are fluid, a blanket solution is impossible. nomic signifi canc ." l',eco~ Both Ihe NEA and the AAUP have stated their cases on the But scmewhere a bell has rung bench rcading my pieces. sa fer world, and wore you hearts president, said !Packard' dealers prodUction doesn't mean a thin! White meat is what evcl'yon.c baslB of reason, not emotion. This, at least, is good. The only thing for me and ann oun ced I must To him - nc, let me put It Oil your sleeves. would use 3,000 more salesmen. unless tnere lS someone to tcf wants in a chi cken. And the white get 0 11 to other work. another way - to you, whoever The moming mail will not be "A young man entering the the product. . nOn-academic Americans can conclude is thjlt someone somewhere and whercycr yo u are, my m any the same for me again. is Working on an answer. meat comes from the breast mus I am nct retiring, in any sen"e. cles which arc developed by a I shall wo rk as hard as I have many thanl!! s, my very best wi shes. ••• Untl~ tbe supreme court rules on a specific case- like the New reasonable amount tf wing acti ever workod, though in other I shall be working somewhere, as AND IT DOES seem strange; WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAk York Communist trial- the debate will grind on. And the boun vity. Eventually these muscles forms. I hope that someday soon ye u. In stopping the column I strange to be leaving my heme rcel as if I wcre breaking a paper, the New York Post Home da~y line between academic freedom and educational suicide will would shri nk from disuse, and the you will hear from me again, 8:0() a.m . Mor ning Chk~1 3:80 p.m. RSUl SIGN ON stilt run across a hypothetical never-neVEr land. value of the market Chicken in those other forms. chain lellcr. News, and my downtown office. 8:15 a.m. News. Kau(mRn 3:Jq p.m . World of SOng I was allowed to develop my col- 8:30 a.m. Mom1oJ{ Sercnade 4:00 p.m. Iowa Union Radio :Hour would be impaired, he explained. • • • · *. 9:00 a.m. Time Out For Musl" 4:30 p.m. Tea Time Melodies In Omaha Dr. R.T. Renwald, a AS TO WHY I am going on umn as I pleased, to push em as 9:50 a.m. News. Danielson, ~ : O() p.m. Children'S Hour I'LL MIS IT, all of it, the to othcr work, [ ca n only say that I could, and in ten years no word 10:00 a.m. Tune Dust" ... ~ :15 p.m. Mu.ical Mood. Academic Freedom: A Dilemma veterinarian, said he had develop reading and the travelir,g, the 10 :30 a.m. The Bookshelf 6:30 p .m. Up To The Minute ed a variety of wingless chicken I have a clear feeling that I or thought cr idea . of mine has 10 ;45 a.m. Career C",touts 8:00 p.m. Dinner Hour morning doubt, the afternoon must, and I arn a respecter of been Questioned here. 1l:00 a.m. New. Raekett 7:00 p.m. U.N. TodRY Academic freedom is a term that -has been hogging a lot of some 15 years MO. nccessit y for gelling It done, the 11 :\5 a.m. Melody Marl 7;15 p .m. A Look Al AustrsUil headlines lately. Yet there is considerable quution about what aca clear fec lin gs. 1 'have tricd to usc T.he regret at parting is, I think 1I : ~ " .m . E"fand Of Mercy 7:30 p.m. RSUI SIGN OFF final period and the daily rr these intcrnai im peratives as a and hope, rea.) and equa.\ on both l~ : ~O noon Rhythm Rambles 7:00 P.m. Keys to Music - dl!nlic freedom is. FORD PRICES UP prievQ when it is reached. But 12:30 p .m. News, DoOley . ~:15 p.m. Excursions in SCI.nee guide in writing my co lumn, and sides. Wherever I am when I 12 :45 p .m . Meet OU" Guest 8:00 p.m. Mu sic You WaiH Broadly staled, it i, supposed to assure a teacher Uberty to NEW YORK 1m-Wholesale food mostly I'll miss the feelin g of I must usc them as a guide to pick up my daily copy, I will, 1:00 p.m. Muslc.1 Chats 8,30 p.m. Muslcsl Showcase writi ng 'something for somebody 2:00 I> .m . News. Magarrell 9!00 p.m. Campus Shop pursue his tasks without fear or favor, free of non-academic in prices cli mbed two cents Jast ac ti on, too. for a moment, remember a par- 2:10 p.m. 18th Century Music 9:40 p.m. Sport RI~hl\ghl tetference or rClitraints. week, the Dun & Bradstreet food out there to read tomorrow. 3:0() p .m . Organ Artistry 9:45 D.m. News. Reno I shall be working with dead- ticular building, itS' rooms, and 3: 15 p.rn.. Excut"Slolls in Science 10:00 !l.m. SIGN 01'1' This principle Is tempered bT Ule additional oIbU,atllm &hat price ind ex showed yesterday. I don't know who that some- li nes months instead of minutes corridors, its offices and its people. teac:hen hold IlPeCllai positions in ulel.r respective communities. away, but I shall be working on 'Ibrretore, It ill necesllar, for Illem lo remember that Ule pubUc very much the same ideas and Fast Trading Follows may Jud&e the teac:bln&, proleesi3a or a parUealar lnaUtutJon by materials I have worked cn here. I shall work, too, I hope, with Railroad Bond Advance the utterances 01 a IInde teaeher, a sen se of that other deadline, NEW YORK (If') - R a II l' 0 a d The 1940 statement of principles drawn up by the AAUP suggest the planetary deadline, whic'h bonds made t.heir biggest price that .teac.hers "should make ev.ery etfor~ to indicate that they are tells me th a t we had better be advance in more than four months not institutional spokesmen." But that is a dlUicult thing to do. Quick in solving some of our yesterday. Heavy trading was For a working defInition of ~ademic treedom, the public has problems. featured by sharp rises In liens been taught to preclude anything Utat smacks of communism. That I see where someone has come their lorks will prod in vain. . .. . of the Missouri Pacific system. definition is probably not entirely consisent wlUt the 'Stated defi up with a wingless chicken. This They will dig and seek, but I 'IIAVE BEEN elc!lnlng out The price advance was accom my desk, and r don't like that panied by the fastest trading pace THURSDAY, JULY H, 1949 VOL. xXV, NO. "'I nition but that's what has been the greatest infringement of academic can have far reaching effects on they will not find. Out of tbe very much. There are newspaper in a month. The day's turnover freedom to date. the chicken busi ness and on man en it came, but where It went kind in genera L Just think of it, n:) one seems lo know, or care· clippings from J944, and a slide Was $3,970,000 in par value fig ~pite Chairman John Wood's (D-Ga) assurance 'that his U' NIVERSITY CALENDAR a chicken without wings . Arid ' so ttiey just sit there - rule I once bought. I never got ures, highest since $4,130,000 comrplttee did not desire- to "Interfere in any way with academic very many answers from it. Why, our whole concept of and look. They iook at the wing, ch.anged h nds June 13. Tuesday's UNIVERSl,TY CALENDAR ite.ma freedom. _ .01' censor textbooks," the proposal set up a howl of the fowl must wldergo a change. and then they look at each other. The answers that amounLed to volume was $2,915,000. offices, Old Cal'ttOl. protest from the educational world. You lovers of the wing, pre They 'feax to eat ' because it may The c:aee '01. tile UnlvenU, 01 W~ teac:lten alun" pare your laments, and know be the last time. They want to "ntlll'1ldaT, JulY 14 and tl>olitics," The Honorabl~ 1\00 8:00 p.m. - UniVersity play bert Lerson, Attorney General ' ~ . ,anoUler laeet ot the ac:ademlc treedom taa--ol-war. n Involved that no \onll'er will you be able impress th~ picture firmly in Murray-Go-Round Trouble to link ~our teeth in your fav "Parl{lr Story," University theater. Iowa, West Approaoh, Old Capt. ~e laue .t meD:lbenhlp lit Ute Co~ ...... , .. rrotllub lor their minds .~ . ln later days, whiie orite pari 01 the chicken. munching on a leg, they can say: &:00 p.m. - Graduate College tol. tile di4m111N1 ot Utreo Pl'DfSlOl'l. lecture' by Roland Harper of the Friday, Jul, ze For 10, 'it has no wi ng. No, not " [ remember the days when 'l'h-e Iss\le was not clear-cut in the Wasbln,ton case. A matter even a lilUe stub for you to chew U[liverlli~y Qf Manchester, EOg- 4:00 p.m. - Speech departJn~ of ' personal incompetence' ~as also listed as grounds lor dismissal. chickens had wings!' land, Senate Chamber, Old Cap- Summer Lecture, Senate Ch The thr.ee teachers who bad admitted past membership in the Com • • • ito1. SlIbject, "RIYIHeal EducatioD ber, Old Capitol Dr. deorge ,Y, munist party were placed on probation for two years. And. what of the chicken? HojV in English Universities." Bekesy, Harvard university. , will the poor wingless bird take II'rlday, 'lul, 15 8:00 p.m. - Lecture, Another case, at Oregon state university, was projected against westj~ the change? I am afraid it will 8:00 p.m. - Lecture, West Ap- proach, Old Cap Ito I, N0":11 a Communist background a month after the Washington Incident. make for a pretty frustrated proach, Old Capitol, George N. Thomas. . An associate chemistry professor had supported th.. party-line bunch of fowls. Schuster, Presldeht, Hunrer Col- 8:00 p.m. _ 'University pI, contentions of the Russian, Lysenko, in behalf of the theory ~f They will ,pend their time lege, New York. '\Llliom," 'University theater. I environment as opposed to the generally accepted Mendelian theory on. The wing is a thing of Lhe pacltt" around and worryin&'. 8:00 p.m. - University play Saturday, July %3 I of heredity in determination of individual dlfferences. past and has passed over into the Worryln" about what the, will "Parlor Story," University theater. 10:00 a.m. - Speech El field of the obsolete. Ah, the pity lose next. Will It be their Satunla" Jill, 18 ment Summer Lecture, Onpn It&Ie'a preel4ltmt doded the ....e It, .,Inr tbat 8:00 p.m. - University play Chamber, Old Capitol, Dr. G "0, _entW .M It... __ .... power 01 dllertmlutlen .. ot it all. heads? In the final analylll, the • • • head il not mueh &'0Dd. Maybe '/Parlor'Story," University theater. V. Bekesy, Harvard unlvttrslt~L &0 cm-e &0 lupprt L:rtenko'l ,eneties .,.a1nst all the we!Pt of "Where has it gone?" you ask. It's pOSIIIIlble W ralIe • chicken . Sunday,' Jul, 17 8:00 p.m. - University JI!'t evidence...... it, II Dot much 01 a 14l1eneut." Who can say? Who of us can witbout a- he.... 7:30 p.m. - Vespers, "Religion "LilioDl," University theater. • It wowd seem likely that the shado.. of communism prompted answer the riddles of science? They know what a fiend man (For InlonnaUon I'f prdJa,' dates be,ond this !lChedule,· ' the deciaiOn to dismiss the Oregon cbemist. What was once . a perfectly good is al).d thcy wonder if he Is think .e ftlenatloDl In tIwt ornee 01 tile PreIIldent. Old Capl&ol.) The whole structure of the school system might very well ibe wing has now disappeared and. ing that thought. And can you impaired If Investigations, book-bannings and efforts at intimida en, the cries that can be hear(j and the laments that are uttered. GENERA~ NOTICES tion conUnue along the present path. "Oive me back the win .., .. . , .'. &be, .y. "r Clannot eat Ule Ie,." GBNERAL NOTICES IbQ,ald be deposited "nh Ule cit, etlter [it But you must eat the leg. You DaD, Iowan in the newsroom In EaIt HaU. Notices mun' be Squeezing Grapes -- must learn to like it. Because the mlUW by I p.m. u..-da, prececUDI'1ln& publlca~lon; Ill,!,' w1lllf Yu,oslavlans are so mad at Soviet Eoreian Minister Andrei Y. wi.ng has gone, never to ret4fa. be 8ecepted b, telephone, an" mUllt be TYPED OR LEOIBLY It has had iis day and now must TEN and SIGNED by a respoDllble pertCUl. • Vllhlnsky they could just squeeze a lIape. retire - while science marches on. blame them? It is not illogical The whole ruckus started whln RUllia failed to support Yugo • • • to suppose this movement wlll PHD. nBNC H READING Pill DELTA KAITA,])f] &lav territorial clalrna ..ainat AUitria In the la.t tour-oatioh meet Yes, a sadness hangs over many carryon until tile chicken Is re EXAM wJll be given Saturday, slonal education fraternity, lnI in Parll. a home today. The steaming pLate duced to a chest on legs. July 30, In room ~1 Schaeffer hold its Initiation dinner this c Yu,OIlavia', press ) no lon,er refer, Vishinsky as Comrade. arrives and is set in the middle I tell you, it !bears watching. ball from 8 to 111 a,m. MAe-,,p- to plication by ~Ignlng &heet posted nlng at 6:30 in the Un(on of the table. Prodding forks un The thing couln spread. Why con RI Now, It's a dtilly Cospodln, which means Mister or Sir. on bulletin board outside room Roem. Speaker: Dr. Arthur '!. Poor VishlllBky hasn't answered this cruel slap on the wrist, cover the wing and knowing looks tine it to rust chickens? What if are exchanged. 307 Schaeffer hAll, b!!fore July 27. Benton, Professor \ pSy~bOIOP but it's a lead pipe cinch he would preter the musical Tovarich someone 'sh uld get a bright idea 1b0lle Jovers ot the wIlli and start tamper!n, with . • • Next exam will be liven in early Subject, Psychological Int.; voapo@l. &0 iAt .uu, ~ Pow &ba& ia I.be ...... laiun' 110,-1 dare not-.a,., it, , October. \tons at Braln In)ur\es. · I I JIm- II'{IU~ IOWAJIf, 'I'IItl*S'DA't'; 1T1L~ 1(, tfH -41KJ'« 1'mI ! I New SUI School 'of Nursi.ng He Doesn't Use It for a n Ambulance, Thougl1 ROTC -Ouota Hiked ! To 250 Next Year Di ectress Assumes Duties The quota lor advanced stu Classified dents in ROTC at SUI ha s been Myrtle E. 'Kitcbell, new directress of the SUI school of nurs· increased lor the coming academic jag, began her duties yesterday. year, according to Col. William Miss K~tch e ll is also dean·elect of the PI'oposed new college W. Jenna, professor of military of nursing to be orgunizecl as part 01' SUI's division of health aslence and tactics. Section srifnces lind service . The appointment was announced school lor severely handIcapped includesThe ROTC inrantry, ground engineering,unit, which •• -======4~======~===· 1Rooms for Rent Ii by Prtsldent Virgil M. Hancher children and the slate bacterlol dental and medical students, has WANT AD RATES NlI'th 10. At that time she was a odeal laboratory. been increased from 160 to 250 • • Double sleeping room. Dial 3411. nUrsing ins.tructor at the Univcr- A native of Van Meter, Miss for the coming year. The air unit -F-o-r-c-o-nsec--u-tL-v-e-l-n-se-r-U-ons-- 11 01 Mlnnespta. Kitchell received her B.S. in nurs has 'been enlarged from 97 to 170. One Day ._.. _.. _...... tie per _rd Apartments for Rent n Piau for, the new colle.. e of ing education at the University of IIhI,Dl ,,vere revealed by Presl Another change will be the be- Three Da7 ...... _... 100 per word Basement apartment Quiet pe0- Minncsota in 1939. She received ginning of specialization at the be- Sis Da,...... I30 per word ple. Non drinkers. 816 Nortll -.1 Bancber at the time MI8S her M.A. in education there in IlIebeU'. appOintment was an· ginning of sophomore year instead Olle MoIIUL ... _...... 390 per word Dodge, 1947 . She was head nurse at the or the junior year, for ROTC stu- Classified Display ....cecl. Charles T. Miller hospital in St. Small furnished apartment. stu Hancher said transition to col- dents in the engineering, air and Paul from 1939-1941. infantry units, Jenna said. One Day ... _...... 75c per col. Inch dent couple or graduate lady. lege status would be made when Six Consecutive days, Dial 9681. faculty and curriculum organiza In J 942 she joined the army nurse corps and served In hos per day "-"-' 60c per col. inch One-room apartment. Phone 3~7. tion are completed during the One Month .. 50c per col. inch 1949·1950 school year. As dean pitals in England, Alrica, and it Get aly until October 1945 . Iowa City May (Ave. 26 insertions) Wanted _ to Rent fJ elect, Miss j\itchell will direct the Cheek your ad In the 11m luue It - appears. The Dally I owan can be re· A t t d n.f work. ,polllllble for only one Incorrect Inlertlon. par ment, urnlshe or u urn- The division of health 8cl Mapes, Davis ·Spanish More -Natural Gas DeadUnei ished, responsible graduate tDeel ,nd eerv;ces also Includes Iowa Citians who have bflcklog Weekdays ...... 4 p.m. student, one child. Summer or per- ..e .nels.of m~lclne, denUs Work Book Accepted orders for natural gas heating Saturdays ...... Noon manent. Phone 3652. In aud pharmacy, Unlversl~y . A new Spanish work book has ~ connections may be supplied by BrIn.. Adver1lsemenis tu Small house for University lIlstru~ ...1&11. psychopathic hospllal, late faU of 1951 if plans for a The Dub Iowan Business Office .' .. just been published and will be tor and wIfe. References. N'e uled a.t SUI this fall, Prof. E.K. new Texas to Ilinois gas Une Balement, Baa, Hall, or pbone children. Would be interested in materialize, Robert H. Lind, dis UNIVERSITY THEATRE Mapes of the romance language (Dally 10"'''. Pboto by I\u~ ... Flol •• be,) large house with rooms to sublet. department announced yesterday. IOWA CITY'S FIRST "1949 RUTMASTER" Is a 1929 Chevrolet. Mrs. Stua.r~ C. Cullen. 630 W. Pa.rll trict manager of the gas com 4191 Will sign one-year lease. write Dally pany here, said yesterday. Daily Iowan, Box 6-M. The ·book was written by Mapes road, wife of the owner, paused for a Iowan cameraman, then climbed Into the car. backed out a. A. WI»IO Parlor Story and Prof. Ruth Davis, also of the of the parkinA' space and t :;ared we8' on Wa'Illington street. Dr. Cullen said the car Is becoming a The proposed $lOO-miLIion line, CkMltlo. II...... ,. COM,I!iDY would !provide a third line be Apartment, furnished tor graduate TONIGHT TURU SAT. romance languages department. It lel'end In University hospitals' anesthesia division. student and school teacher will will be used along with the stan tween Ohicago and Texas r UD Adm. 1.00 tax Incl. or to. card and Found 11 for Sept. 1. Phone 3106. dard grammar book. ply fields, and would add Ito the L08t * * * * * * * * * natural gas supplied the lowa 1929 'Rutmaster' - Pound------~ on North Du buque street: Male student wants Quiet single .' Illinois Gas and Electric company. glasses, plastic-rimmed. Owner room for fall. Call 3356 . The pipe line will be built if may claim at Daily Iowan Busi Responsible medical student and .' ~ ' ANNOUNCEMENT the federal power commission au ness office. - This ' Buggy Is No 'Drug' on the Markel th orizes it and if enough gas is wife desIre three-room apart Elbert E."Beaver, formerly availabl~. Found: Shaeffer fountain pen. ment. Write Box 6-L, Daily 101- tiller' or the local Veterans By lruGIl BALE art C. Cullen, chairman of the pipe), and a red-lettered sign Owner may have by identifying wan. When you see a car with 1949 University hospitals' division of hanging in the rear window at Daily Iowan Business Office. R1';"e--a"'11rE8~l:-at-:e------.A~ AdJDInlat~atlon Guidance engine hood rings and thc word anesthesia. which warns: "Caution, explosive Lions to Sponsor Center Is n'ow associated "rutmaster" boldly lettered on the That a doctor owns the car is agent in use" (referring to types Swim for Children A_u_t08__ fo_r_sa_le_-_~u~B~ea ___ 2_1 For sale by owner: completely wjUt Mr. G. E. Grunewald si{ie, don't think some teen-ager indicated in at least three ways: of gas used by anesthetists pre 1948 Plymouth business coupe. modern 5-room residence, well is trying to dress up his vehlcle a large red cross on a white paring patients for operations). located. Cabinet kitchen, automat u a representative of the The Iowa City Lions club will Excellent condition. Ph 0 n e to look like a 1949 'Buick. background painted on the roof. About three years ago Dr. Har sponsor a Ircc swimming day fQr 8-1584. ic oil furnace, venetian blinds, eta. JlquJtabJe Life Insurance The first "ru tmaster" in Iowa a laryngoscope radiator orna Il's got everything! Large lot, ga Company of Iowa. vey B. Eastburn, then an anes all children at the local pool July City, a 1929 Chevrolet in dis ment ,(Iaryngoscopes al'" used thetist at the hospitals, purchased 25. They approved the plan' at Sale or trade: 1948 Crosley station rage and gardens. 1006 E. Bloom guise, is the property of Dr. Stu- by doctors to examine your wind- the 1929 vchicle. When he leIt yestcrday's meeting, then s.et the wagon, good condition. Dial ington. P.hone 8-1568. omCE: 216 Iowa State Iowa City last year to enter pri date after conferring with J. Ed- _8-_08_9_1.______--:- Miscellaneous lor SOle vate practice in Burlington, he gar Frame, city playgrounds and H, .. l l~ash 4-door witn heater and 101 Bank & Trust Buildinq sold the car to Dr. Edwin Rushia. Take Home A Large Or~er of recreation director. seat covers; 1940 Nash club Enlarger, Sunray Mastercraft, 2',4' Dr. Rushia in turn sold the Phone: 2793 Several other Iowa City organ- coupe, radio and heater; 1938 x 3 ~•. $30. Robert Thomson, 144 Chop Suey ...... 65c "rutmaster" to Dr. Cullen shortly izatlons have sponsored free Ford sedan' 1937 Ford pick-up Stadium. 8-0389. Relid.llc.: 1715 E. Street Chow Mein .... ! .... 90c before he left here July 1 to head swims . . The Amer1ca~ Legion is truck. Cash' terms trade, Ekwall the departmcnt of anesthesia at sdPonSOrtflg one lor chlldren Mon- Motor Co., 627 S. Capitol. Webster wire recorder. 14 .5 Ko Includes STEAMED RICE and liARD ROLLS the University oI Arkansas. ay. . Phone: 3479 dak Bantam. 48-bass accordlan. The Lions also began plans yes- 1937 Oldsmobile 4-door. B~st of- terday for a club softball squad. fer before Friday. Call Ext. Phone 3159. Rain, Hail Robert Lund, who suggested the 3775. Phone 3585 idea, said members could play -----'------ 45 rpm. recor{i changer; record OSCAR 'AN DE RSON GeneralAgen~ Sleet or Snow softball among themselves at first, 1948 Ohevrolet convertiblc, 10,000 cabinet; Linguaphone code rec ., 720 M~rchants Nc;I\ional Bank Building then enter competition laler wHit miles. Excellent condHion. $1590. ord set; code practice set; Budd other local groups. Phone 5575. metal cabinet rack, 35 inch space. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Always A Spot To Park A. V. Donnelly, Ext. 2276. General services ----"""'31 JEWEL!:R POOL MANAGER SPEAKS Woodstock standard typewriter. POPEYE William Boswell, manager of Portable sewing machines for rent Like new, good prlce. A. V, Don =V. H. GOR~ the Iowa City swimming pool, by month, $6. Singer Sewing nelly, Ext. 2276. will speak on "Problems and Center, 125 South Dubuque. Phone WATCI-IMAKER Points of Interest in Swimming 2413. Trailer house for sale or trade. Pool Management" before the local Phone 2749. ' 316 E. MARKET ~T. \ Rotary clU'b at the Hotel Jeffer Paintihg and wall washing. Dial son this noon. 3762. Used Voss washer, $35. Jackson Electric co. Dial 5465. ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHEBI Bendix sales and service. Jackson's Electric and Gi1t. B & L microscope; C/lStie sterili zer, cabinet model. 8-0962. MEAN TO DIP MY ()4,R IN AND IF YOU DONT ASHES and Rubbllb blullng. YOUR RIDE ON TIlE POND OF MIND, I'LL PULL MCK. Phone 1i623. Refrigerator, $40. Hollywood bed. PROSPERITY .... BUT YOU HAVE. THE. COVERS ON YOlJ~ mahogany desk and chair. stu A GOOD T~·IING IN YOUR. CORERS MENORY'" REMEMBER.. AND THE ' WEENEE'PO'REClPE : WHEN'tOU PUT THE Clean, wallwashing and paintiDt dio couch, dinette set. Occasional TILT ON ME FOR $'2.S SO WHY SELL ALL THE CORERS LAST FALL 7 ... YOU Dial 4448 or 9262. chair, bedroom rocker. Chest of NOW '1 ..... SAVE A FEW HUNDRED CAN PAY rr BACK 1'F""'r--"n1~-:-r------n71 drawers. Phone 7979. 10 SELL LATER. W~EN TI-IERE'S NOW/ Help Wanled • NOTHING IN YOUR POCKETS ~ Interesting classical record eol- BUT liNT! Wanted: men for furnace cleaning lection. Call .6765. and servicing of stokers. Larew Co. 9681. FULLER !mUSHES and cosmetic... Wanted: two young women for Oall 23811. - laundry WOl'Ir. See Mr. Davis, Baby buggy, other baby equip New Process Laundry. ment. Desk; rug, 8 x 10, sani t~rv cot. Cheap. Leaving town. Where Shall We GO eOQ Eo Con~gei Have you heard about the ille- Music and Radio gitimate Rice Krispy? He had lO~ sllap and crackle, but no Pop. Pop Guaranteed repal,s tor all malt" down to the ~NlNEX, kids, for an Home and Auto radios. We plck~ evening full of Iun. up and deliver: Sutton Radio Suy'" 1i'H~ ID8r'-.,..tru---,cti"..o-D------:l8~1 ice. 331 E. Market. Dial 22311. ADVIC~ IS WORTH .... _. Depend8lble radio repairs. PiCk~U .525. Ballroom dance lessOlll. ~ and deliver. Woodburn So , JUDG~ ... 't. 'If Youde Wuriu. Dial 94811. Service, 8-0151. n Tutoring in Mathematics and Phy sics. Phone 8-1697. IT'S YOURS TO RENT ~ t CASH FOR YOUR CAR Do you want to haul a bed 4 All makes and models stove - refrigerator - sand THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ashes -'- furniture - or ODe of' " 1939 Ford Tudor $5211 thousand things? EHRKE AUTO SALES Do it the fast economical wl3l 1132 S. LInD Vial 8-1521 with "Handy Haul" trailers. By the hour, day or week. • IOWA CITY ftAlLlla MDT MAHER BROS. TRANSFER lU S. Riverside Drl". ror efficient furniture Dial 1831 Movina "87 Ute 0..", and . Baggage Trllllfer Dlal - 11696 - Dill YOU CAN USE THE WANT ADSI TYPEWRITERS Daily Iowan WIiM Ada Stop in and lee the new can seU your extra furniture, clothing, 807&1 Poriable. or appliances. We repair IU make. of type.. Co~t !s'low, and felultli writera. Victor Add!", Machin. are good. Try a Want for ImmecliI.te detiverJ'. Ad today. WIICEL Call 4191 IlOW' TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Daily Iowan Want Ads 12414 Eo Colleee Phone 8-10111 '1;he People's ~arketplace \ Good Cleaning Pays Off You feel better, look better, work better, when your cloth. are COD-cleaned. . Fut, thoroUJh cleani", milt.. Bternity,~A, ~ COD c1eaninl top. ID town. call ~er this r , tod.,t unfon R1'" -,:; l" IY, Kin!; Fr .uur~' SrnJ1 ClI tt. 1m. WotlJ (1,IltS rUIned. _ Arthur 'x. "My husband did 80mething cute the other day. He CO[) Cleaners- ~l ...... \JI