Madi Gurgles out of Giggles The Weather Today' READING. ENGLAND (JP') - Mrl!l. Florence Hayes admitted In court yesterday she threw a bucket of cold water on two lovers who occupied her front doorstep. Partly cloudy warm and humid today and She explained: tomorrow. High today 95; low 70. Yes ';She keeps on gl,glln,. U's gllgle. 'I,.~e. giggle .11 the time. J\fy nerves won't take It." terday's high 88; low 64. ·The court didn't fine her. r..tabliahed IB68-Vol. 80. No. 240-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Thursday, July 8, 1948-five Cents
Great Lakes Tanker F,ire Injures 9 Arabs Declare OIiYer Swab ,First Falality Palestine War In Lake Macbride this Year ,. By DON DEEDB.lCK Oliver (B\ld) Swab, 22, university student from Cedar Rapids, drowned yesterday evening at Lake Macbride. This was the sec To Continue ond student death from drowning in a week. CAIRO (JP') ~ An Arab league Swab, son of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Swab, was attending summer spokesman said last night the school as a junior in the college of commerce. His father is owner Palestine war between Jews and of the Swab !\fatal' company in Cedar Rapids. Arabs will be resumed tomorrow. Search for the body began at 5 :30 when Swab failed to appear Isreal was reported to have ac after signalling his party of cepted Count Folke Bernadotte's four. The body was recovered proposal to extend the Palestine from 12 feet of water about 150 truce beyond tomorrow's dead Charges Railroads feet from the beach on the north line. The Arab league spolcesman shore of the lake. The recovery said, however. there would be no Gouged Government W811 made at 6;02 p.m. by Bob Ball extension of the four-week truce. ot Mount Yernon, a Cornell col Asked if his statement meant le,e student. that warfare would start again, On War Shipments The Iowa City fire department the Arab replied, "I mean nothing applied an inhalator to Swab else." WASHINGTON (JP) - A gov- when he was taken from the As the Arab made thls state ernment official· said yesterday water. Acting County Coroner ment in Cairo, the United Nations the nation's railroads exploited George D. Callahan finished hls security council voted 8 to 0 "A grandiose scheme to gouge examination at 6:55 and said Swab at Lake Success, N. Y., to appeal the government" on Ute shipment was dead. The body was taken to both Arabs and Jews to ex of war materials during world to Cedar Rapids by ambulance. tend ·the truce. War II. Bob Monatt. an SUI student In 'Bernadotte, the United Nations Thomas F. Proctor, an official Swab's group, said Swab was a mediator, has not received an of of the solicitor's office of the good swimmer. He said the group ficial reply on the truce exten post office department, made the had been at the lake since 4 o'~ sion from either the Jews or accusation. He testified before a clock when Swab, who had been Arabs. A well-informed source house expenditures subcommittee swimming under water, came up in Tel Aviv said, however, the which is investigating alleged mul- for breath, then dived and failed Israeli government is willing to ti-mHlion dollar overpayments by to reappear. continue the truce during further the ,overhment to the railroads. Five divers began a search CAP Wlrepho'o) negotiations. Rep. Bender (R-Ohlo), sub- when Swab failed to come up. At Lake Success, N. Y., the committee chairman, estimated They could not find him in the B RNED WIlEN · A GREAT LAKES TANKER caught fire, tllis representative of the Arab hlgher IDJurecl sailor Is being tracsferred tram a. coast guard rescue sea federal overpayments at between muddy water. Later, when the committee walked out ot United $1 billion and $3 billion. Iowa City firemen arrived, the plane to 110 waiting ambulance at the Chlca(o municipal airport. Nations security council discus The tanker, the Edgewater, caught fire 30 mlles off LudIngton,. Proctor brou,ht in the name body was located with grappling sions on Palestine. The Arab rep of Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers, hooks. Mich. The fire and subsequent explosions injured nine of the crew resentative, Jamal Husseini, ob of 29. wartime army air forces procure- Ball then dived down and jected when the council president ment officer, who has ileen con- found Swab in the mud at the Dmitri Z. ManuilskY, foreign mln vlcted of subornation of perjury bottom of the lake. Jster of the Soviet Ukraine, des in connection with handling ot The firemen worked on the Trout hI Topper is Illegal ignated Aubrey S. Eban as repre war contracts. body until Cedar Rapids police sentative of Isreal and not as "As long as Gen. Benny Meyers and hospital attendants from MILLINOOKE'r, MAINE (JP)-Fishermen in this region will representative of the Jewish was running the air forces rna- Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids be asked to tip their haLs to the game wardens from now all, a' agency. terial command at Patterson arrived at 6;45 with a respirator warden supervisor said yesterday. field," Proctor said, "the army to help. It is not that the wardens seek homa ge, said Winfield S. Fos· mally lowa. Pholo b, Phyl WhUe) transportation corps and the air Four other SUI students were forces traffic people in Wawng- with Swab at Lake Macbride. ter. Th y have found the head covering serving as a place of Czechs To Probe DROWNING VICTIM OLIVER (BUD) SWAB Is lifted from Lake l\facbrlil by an unldentiIied lifeguard. concealment for fish below legal I ngth. The 22-year-old SUI commerce Junior drowned Jesterday evening at the lake. Wiln ses Bald he dived ton were relegated to a position They were Monatt, Bob Chac\ima, of secondary importance in traf- Natalie Hennessy and Charlotte under the surface and fall d to come up. The body &II J'Ccovered by Iowa Ity liID. "Warden Alexander Oummings and J watched a man put 15 Benes Supporters fic matters. ChadJma. 'I'he group was on a fo\\r·inch trout in his hat and come ashore without a fish in r "This committee could very well diving board about 75 f~et from sight," Foster said. " Re paid. " PRAGUE '\JP') - The govern ment ordered a probe of the Sokol direct itself to an Investigation' Swab when they saw h1m come congress yesterday as Czechs Temperature Drops Russian Interceptors into the so-called service con- up, la.ugh, wave and go down the MOYie Stars tracts which General Meyers ne- last tlm~. again staged popular demonstra gotiated with the oil companies Two hfe guar~s were on duty tions for Former President Eduard To a 'Pleasant' 88 Fly in British Zone n Courl Declares Stale, SUI Benes. Hollywood Comedians on aviation gasoline during the wh.e the aCCident occurred. war." NeIther saw the drowning. Ball, The Prague ' radio said "the Iowa Citians were agreeably To Visit City Bwu,IN (JP) - The British one of the life guards, had just question of tuture participation surprised yesterday to see the anno~nced last night that five Another witness, James E. Kil Marjorie Main and Percy Kil rescued a girl In deep water on Win Disputed ,'ampus Area ot foreign delegations in the Slet mercury slink back to a timid Russian Yak fighter planes were day of the department of justice, the other side of the diving board (the Bohemian name for the Sokol 88 degrees alter Tuesday's bellig bride, who played Ma and Pa sighted in th British air corridor testified that he has recommend when Swab's friends called him 111 what. .fudge James P . Gaffney termed a "unique case" of society congress) will be studied" erent 100. Kettle in "The Egg and I," will belween Berlin and Hamburg ed a criminal investigation of to th e search. by the Communist-dominated cab Tuesday. some unnamed army and navy the" public VB . the public," Oelia Carson and the Iowa Oitians Even the weatherman was sur stop in Iowa City Tuesday morn Dr. Callahan said he did not inet. Ministers were ordered to ing to say hello to movie-fans. B r i li s h military government officers who worked out govern all whose b half she waS suing tb st at yesterday were denied prised. He had predicted a sligh t know what caused the drowning. report on "the results of the drop ot two or three d grees. The pair, with Sheney Winters, headquarters sa id a British Euro ment freight rates with railroads The last drowning in Iowa City during the war. any right to the area west of East halL Slet" aL the next cabinet meet Instead, an easterly wind brought blonde mOVie starlet, and lisping pean airways pilot spotted the was July 1 when Samuel J. El~ Dan Dutcher, attorney for Mrs. arson, said last night he had ing. in a "cold wave" from the Great comedian Joe Besser, are touring planes. "Are you suggesting they were bert drowned in the university The decision .to probe the cul not conferred with hel' to decide it' the case will be appealed. Lakes region. Temperatures in the Iowa for the world premiere of An announcement said one ot hell-bent to flimflam the gov fieldhouse pool. The Swab drown~ tural and athletic organization the fighters "peeled otf and flew ernment?" Bender asked. Gaffney announced Ute rulln.. high 90's are anticipated by the their new film "Feudin', Fussin' in, was the first one in Lake Mac~ followed a passive demonstration weatherman. and A-Fightin'." within the comparatively close "It was a case of government bride this year. In .. letter trom Marengo yester- gress in granting the land and in against Communist President Kle It was S'])eculated that some vicinity of the BEA pilot's air personnel dealing with a thor Swab Is survived by his parents da.y mornln ... He bad taken Ute the public'S accepting the land. ment Gottwald during Tuesday's The Hollywood team is sched Johnson county. persons may have uled to meet crowds in front of craft." oughly organized and cartelized and a sister, Jan, who graduated ease under advl!lement after trial In 1891 Ute elecl.rical enaineeriDc Sokol parade. The marchers "The Yak pilot did not fly industry," replied Kilday, trans from SUI. In the Johnson county court- building (then the chemistry gone "crazy with the heat" Tues the Varsity theater from 9:30 to cheered for Benes and for Prem day. Sheriff Albert J. (Pat) Mur dangerously near and in the BEA portation chief in the justice de house earUer this spring. .building) and East hall (then a ier-Marshal Tito ot Yugoslavia, 10:00 Tuesday morning, accord phy reported yesterday that two ing to Ansel J. Chapman, man pilot's own words, 'r was not in partment's anti-trust division. Mrs . Carson claimed the land hospital) were built on the lot 10- now In trouble with the Commun the least worried,' " the statement Wiiliam T. Faricy, president of still belonged to Iowa City. She ell ted between Jefferson street and stoves were stolen from two John ager of the theater. Miss Main and Announces Additions ist parties of other eastern Euro son county township schools. her party are stopping in Iowa added. the aSSOCiation of the American safd the city council, which . ceded Iowa IlVenue east of N. Dubuque pean nations. City enroute to Davenport from It declared "no importance or l"lIillroads, later )called Kilclay's the land to the university in 1890, street. Early yesterday pollee broke up Cedar Rapids, Chapman said. significance is attached to the testimony "irresponsible" and said To Commerce Staff had no. right t.o do so. In the past 58 years $266,000 in groups which traveled about the Board Gives Contracts report... The comics appeared several the railroads are ready to defend In hiS deciSIOn, Gaffney agreed, improvements have been made. city cheering Benes, singing the For New Hospital Wing This was the first report of a their wartime rates in court. Two professors have been add~ and added that the state legisla- Viewing the last event, Gaffney national anthem and even paying times yesterday between first-day British or American pilot sighting ed to the SUI college of commerce ture was acting unconstitutionallY asked: "May (the defendant) and apparent homage to the late The M.D. McCreedy Construc showipgs of their new comedy at Russian fighters 'since the air lift • faculty, President Virgil M. Han in accepting the Jand. those she represents, now In the Woodrow Wilson. tion company, 1205 Seymour a Des Moines theater. They will cher announced yesterday. The street, yesterday received the gen be in Cedar Rapids later this to blockaded Berlin got under Wallace Quits Job "Yet," ne said, "where there has absence of a plea of fraud, ques way. u.s. air force officers said I appOintments will be eI!ective been such a non-user for a period tion the many. improvements of eral construction contract from week and, after the brief stop-off e Sept. 1- u. S. S. New York Sunk the state board of education for in Iowa City, will continue on to American pilots had been given 0 N R bl of years, accompanied by actual this park? "routine" briefings to watch for I C. Frank Smith has been ap the new wing to Children's hospi Davenport lor app;aran~es. n ew epu Ie and notorious possession of land "She and those she represents During Pacific Exercise Russian fighters. But laone has pointed associate professor ot sta under a claim of right, an aban- have for some 58 years been per tal. "Feud in', Fussin', and A he en reported In the U.S. corridor. ABOARD THE CARRIER Bids for the construction were NEW YORK {JP') - New Re tistics, and Robert H. Johnson donm ent will be presumed and fecting t~e results now obtained. Fightin" will open in Iowa City B r i ti s h military government received a joint appointment to BOXER (A') - The venerable opened at 2 p.m. in the house at the Varsity theater next week, public magazine yesterday an the public right in the land will This fact substantially sustains the h e a d quarters officially denied nounced the resignation of Henry the college of commerce and the be extingtJished." doctrine of equitable estoppal battleship New York capsized and chamber of Old Capitol. Chapman said yesterday. that the Russians protested the sunk yesterday afternoon during The Iowa City company sub A. Wallace as a contributing edit Bureau ot Business and Economic Gaffney said that If the peo- (prevention of posseSSion of prop use of HaveL lake, in the western or. Wallace said in his final Research. pIe had followed the advice of erty). the tirst day of the scheduled mitted a bid of $40,375. HEAT BREAKS PAVING sector. by Sunderland flying article that "the strenuous Utree Smith received hls B.S.C. in I'a&her Emmon. of Sl. Mary's "The equities In thls case pre- two-day fleet exercises 50 miles The electrical contract was boats bringing supplies to the months abead will require my commerce in 1942, his M.A. in Murch, who ureed tlle popuJace prePonderate In fa.vor of the de- south of Honolulu. awarded to Wilson Electrical com FAIRMONT, MINN. {JP)-Con city. to challenge the land tra..nsler In tendant.1 The New York had survived pany of Rockford, Ill. The bid crete paving was heaved two feet full energies." 1943 and his Ph.D. In 1945, all 1890, the present suH would . Gaffney said the $266,000 in 1m- two wars and two atomic blasts was $2,769. yesterday on state highway 16 SWI S WHOPPERS Wallace has been contributing from sur. Dever have arisen. provements would total over a half at Bikini. She was being used as Carstens Brothers company, near here because of near 100 de BADEN, SWITZERLAND (§} editor of the weekly magazine Since 1945 he has served on The "uniqueness" referred to by million dollars today. He decided a target for Task Force S8 and Ackley, was awarded the contract gree temperatures. Highway en The prize mushroom here this since he resigned its editorship to the faculties of BradJey univer tbe judge is the fact that the Plain-I "the fu ture and welfare of the un i had been hit by 500-pound bombs for the plumbing, heating and gineers said expansion joints were season was 34.6 inches in diameter seek the presidency on a third sity, Louisian.a state uhiversity, tiff pays taxes to suppOrt the de- versity have been designated; that and 5-inch shells. v~ntilatlng work at $7,086. not adequate for the unusual heat. and weighed 4.9 pounds. party ticket. anti was assistant professor of fendsnt. were the plaintiff to succeed in statistics at the University of Ind~ Here is the brief history Judge her action individually or in be lana: Gaffney said he found concern- half of the public it would cause Johnson received his B.A. de lng the case: a great pecuniary loss, irreparable vee from Maryville college in B7 an 18S9 act of conanes the damage, and would seriously in Early Convention Ardvals Declare Truman 'In' 1936, his M.A. in 1937 and his tract of land was given to Iowa terefere and impede the progress Ph.D. degree in UI40 from SUI. and designated to be a "park." of a great university." PHILADELPHIA (JP') - Demo Re has been a member of the In 1864 !he state lea1sIature au- However, he said, "to deny crats gave their national conven hower. tercept any efforts by a howling Even some southern Democrats Offer a resolution askinl Mr. faculties ot the University of West thorized the City to acquire tracts plaintlff relief sought is to deny tion machinery a preliminary spin Party bigwigs went over final crowd In the convention galleries were saying It lOOked as if Mr. Truman to step down. Virginia and the University of and dispose of them when they public pleasure, amusement, details lor the convention. to revive the Eisenhower cam- Truman would clinch the nomina- Place Eisenhower's name in Arkansas. From 1944 to 1946 he 'were deemed "unsuitable" ,or "in- health and haven of rest the park yesterday and to many of them it looked as If President Truman And on the top floor of the Belle paign. tion, and that the main jobs of tlle nomination. was employed in the treasury de !Utricient" for original usll (in this was intended to provide." partment In Washington, D.C. Clie, a "park".). ' The public should have acted would turn up with the winning vue-Stratford hotel, a platform Eight years ago, the "we want convention would be' to build a Here in the convention city, an In 1>890, th l!' city did '''dispose'' sooner, much sooner, he Indicated number. drafting team started hearings Willkie" cries from the balconies ~lat1orm and plck a vice-presi- unofficial Eiserihower headquart- . ~I)hnson will teaeh in the de~ 01 tHe tract in question by giving in his decision. Early arrivals for the party that bumped right Into the hot were credited in part with swing- dentlal candidate. era broke out more banners. partInent ot economics and serve It to the university. The judge said meeting starting next Monday racial and civil rights issues. ing the Republican convention to- But WiHiam Ritchie, Nebraska In Chicago, Hugh Will, tempo- as economist In the business and economic bureau. the mayor and city probably acted Miners Remain Idle predicted for the most part that The once big boom for General ward the nomination of the iate Democratic chairman, told a re- rary chairman of the William O. in good faith, but actually pre- Mr. Truman Is "in" for the presi Ike appeared to be definitely sag Wendell L. WiIlkie. porter he sUll is getting "a lot of Douglas for President clubs, said Itnled no evidence that the tract PITTSBUItGH (JP)-More than dential nomination. But the "draft ging, in spite of efforts of die Biffle told a reporter he figures letters and telegrams" from peo- the campaign for the supreme SIGHT PLANE WRECK was "unsuitable" or insufficient" 87,000 soU coal miners In seven Eisenhower" crowd, here and else hards to keep it going. it's Truman on the first ballot at pIe who ,haven't given up hope court justice is marking up "great for its original purpOie. states remained idle yesterday where around the ' country, was PARIS (A')-The French news But just as a precaution, Con this year's Democratic show. That that :Eisenhower somehow will be gains" as a result of Eisenhower's agency said last night the wreck In accepting the tract, Judgc while the government hurried living up grudgingly and in some vention Sergeant-at-Arms Leslie was the idea, too, of Senator J. given the nomination the general statement that he is not available. Gaffney said, the legislature vio- steps at Washingion to settle the cases not at all. age of a plane carrying 16 pas L. Biffle rounded up an extra po Howard McGrath of Rhode Island, has said he could not accept. But the politicians gatherinl sengers was sighted yesterday !aled the iowa constitution by (I) (wo-day-old walkout of captive Truman supporters went Into ac. llce detail because he hael heard Democratic national chairman. And In New York, Queens Dem- here for preliminaries generally passing a special law for vacating miners. about five miles from Djiring, tion to head off any attempt by a "there will be an attempt to stam McGrath came to town yesterday ocralic Leader J ames A. Roe said were saying that Mr. Truman French Indochina. There was no Iown plats, and (2) abridging the 'The ~ptive diggers said they gallery mob to stampede the con pede the convention." after seeing Mr. Truman at the that once the convention gets go- would get the nomination in a indication of the fate of the pas.. Jllhts ot the ~ubU~ yeBte~ bl CQI\- . WQulcln'~ .wor~ ~jtho\.lt a c~mtra~t. ve!.ltiOI\ t9. 9.elli ~iSh~ D. l,1aell-. __lhat lY." an Q~Y!O\.lllMYe t2 ~. ID!i~ D.2uae I\le~al nijb~: _' _' .mi, he JYi1l~ ______,lYil§ ,i& a~ g1~'t iWb ~ loe, ~eJ;1I ang crew, • J THE DAILY lOW B DAY, JULY • 1MB-PAGE TWO . Thai Pennant Touchl t U. S. Olympic Hopes ]olted ~I Select Only Six Pitchers To Play As Gil Dodds Sullers Injury By TED SMITS CHICAGO (JP) - The American Olympic financial prospect bright. For National League All-Stars ened yesterday but the team outlook was overcasl by injury Dodds. Dodds. the only United States distance runner with a real Four Third Basemen Named Ar S Get Four Hits, chance to score, has a strained Jansen Blanks Achilles tendon in his left leg. Feller Whips It this should force him out of Beat Yankees, 4·3; the 1.500 meter final tryout in In Effort To Increase Power Evanston Saturday the Olympic Majeski Sta nds 'Out Phillies, 7-0 commit(ee would be compelled to Chiso'x, 10-2 B, JOE REICBLER oft PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Larry leave him the team. CLEVELAND (JP) - The Cleve NEW YORK (IP) - The National league named only six pilchers NEW YORK (.4') - Hank Ma Jansen allowed only two hits, At B 0 S ton, Dod ds jogged land Indians exploded lor six to its all-star baseball quad yesterday but picked four slugging third jeski knocked in three runs with through a 45-minute workout basemen in hopes of overpowering the American league in lhe annual both singles, as the New York runs in the first inning and coast a home run and triple to lead with his injured leg encased in ed to a 10-2 victory over the game at St. Louis next Tu day. the Philadelphia Atflletlcs to a Giants shut out the PhiladelPhia Phillies, 7-0, last night. Bob plaster hali-way to lhe knee and Chicago White Sox, tonight, as Cu.tomarily eight pitchers are selecled, none of whom may hurl 4-3 victory over his former New said he would try to run at Evan more than three innings. Thomson hit a three run bomer Bob Feller notched his ninlh York Yankee teammates last ston. triumph against nine losses. The The .tnamliDln~ of the hurll~ corps enabled Ihe senIor circuit night. Dick Fowler spaced nine in the eighth and Johnny Mize got four hits for the losers. NEW J'IIiDlAN AND BOSS - LeROY ( atchel) Pa.tee, the veteran Tbe Flylo, Parson all!O wore win enabled the Indians to retain to select tour third baaemen iD- hits to register his seventh victory NelTo hurler slrned by the Cleveland indians, discusses his new Iiead of the \lSllal pair. The Ne. york ... 11 .. H PblladeJpbl. AB a H '" two-Inclt rubber-cushioned their slim first-place margin in against one loss. lAyton. II •.. 5 0 0 ....hbum. cf .. 4 0 I role with Tribe President Blll Veec.k as he demonstrates his pl\.ch extra bot comer men are Sid Kerr, ...... 4 I Verbano 2b ... 2 0 0 beel on the Injured Ie" all of the American leaguc. Wapello, Wilton Win A crowd of 61,163 saw the se Gordon. 3b ... 5 2 2 "'- H. Walker. I 0 0 IOf form with a basebaU. which indicated Ite would be (ar The ccllar-dwelling Chisox rap Gordon or the New York Glantl cond place Ns make the most of Mluo, Ib.... 5 I 4 Hamner, 21> .. 0 0 0 and Bob Elliott of the Boston Cooper. C ... 5 I I Row.lI. If... 3 0 4 from bJs best In the Olympic ped F'eller for two runs on three their four hits off Tommy Byrne MarshaU. rf . 3 I I H.as. 3b .. ... 3 0 0 test. singles and a sacrifice in the fi rst Braves. Gordon h walloped 18 In Legion Tourney and Frank Shea to hand the Thomson. ., ~ I I Ennis. rf.. .. 3 0 0 * * * * * * hOme mns and Elllol& 10. Ricnoy. 2b .. 3 4 2 Sisler. lb ..... 3 0 0 On the bri~hter side, Owen Van frame, but lhe Tribe rebounded Yankees their fourth streicht de J.l\1Ien. p ... 3 0 0 Mln.r...... ~ 0 I Camp, Olympic treasurer, report lor six markers in the boltom l'rom the usual bunl-minded Willon Junction and Wapello feat and remain 10 percentage Semlnlck. e.. 3 0 0 Simmon•. p .. 2 0 4 ed that $2.8,000 was received over half 01 the in ning to sew up the crew, the National league, still advanced to the semifinals of points behind the pace-setting B·Blatnlk ... 1 0 0 S~t(hel Paige Signs game. 'JYl1lrting under the sUng of 10 the American Legion junior dis night, bringing the lotal on halld Cleveland Indians. Tatal. .. .. H , II Total. .. ..!I. ~ Leadoff batter Dale Mitchell trict tournament here yesterday. "·HIt Inlo double play for V.rNn In to $358,000 against a budget 01 beaUngs in 14 clashes with its Majeski climaxed a three run singled to sta rt the Cleveland rival , will be a home run hilling Wilton topped Fairfield, 5-1, and 7th $500,000. An additional $80,000 is inning for the Ns by belting a B ·ranned fo~ Simmons In Mh tally. Singles by Johnny Berar aggregation from stem to stern. Wapello trounced Port Madison. New York ...... 301 IlOO 030-' In'dians' Contract pledged. home run w ith one aboard. Eddie Phllad.lphla ...... 000 IlOO 000-0 dino, Manager Lou Boudreau, Joe With the exception of lhe pitch 8-1. Joost had opened with a walk, Errors: Rlllncy Row"lI. Runts bOUM In - If Dodds fails to respond to J err Y H e Irenber ~, Wilton - Mh.e 2. Marshan I . Rlgn.y I. Thom· Gordon and Walt Judnich, plus ers, the 2:1-man squad already raced to third on a single by CLEVELAND (IP) - The pcn-I . , treatment in time to compete in Junction catcher. lammed a fat IOn 3. Two bue hll&-MI~". Marllhall. nant-chasing Cleveland lndians P~lge s contract from the Kansas the tryouts, or finishes fourth or Ken Keltner's walk and a wild boasls 146 home runs. Barney McCosky and scored on Cooper. Three b ••• hlt-RIJlftey. Home pitch Inl.o deep centerfield for run-Thomson. S8crlllce-Jlnsen. Doub1e yesterday signed that old veteran, Cl~Y monarchs of the Negro Am- worse. a situation similar to lhe throw by Chicago catcher Aaron The six-man pitching slarr with II fly by Don White. play-Rlgn~y. Kerr and Mlu. loen on a homer In the flrst of Ute third Satchel Paige. -as a relief pilcher. er,.can leag.ue. How much Satch~l 1936 pole va "It will arise. Then, Robinson plated six tallieS'. the unenviabl task of stopping bases-New York 7. Philadelphia I. Ba.e will be paid wasn't told. But hiS "" Innln~ for Wilton Junction's Majeski drove in what proved on ball5-0Cf Simmons 4. Slrtk~ula-b)' Williams and Co., will consist of Simmons ~. J sn..,n 3. Wnd pilch-Sim The tall. lean hu:ler who had recent earnings have been esli- George Varoff of the San Fran- AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO/f first tally. to be the winning r~n In the mon.. Umplr.s - Goetz. Reardon and SI. Paul 7, Kansas City 4 rlghthand n Ralph Branca (10- iilth with a long triple which Jonla. T lm&-I:58. Attendance-I3,I98. a fabulous career Ill . t~~ Ne~o mated at upwards of $30,000 an- cisco Olympic club set a world Columbus 5. Louisville 3 Fairfield tied the score at one leagues and the .exhlblt!on CI~- nually. record of 14 feet 6 'h inches in the Toledo 5. IndIanapolis 3 II), Brooklynj Johnny Saln (to-6), chased in White who had walked. all in the last of the sixth and cuit put on a major league Unt- National A.A.U. championships Boston Bravesj Elmer Riddle (9- Pbll~d.lpbla lUI .. II No. Yo,k All .. B Bums Nip Braves, 4·3 3), Pittsburghj Ewell Blackwell then the Wilton Junction nine J oosi ...... 3 I 0 Brown...... 4 I 3 form (or the first time yesterday. In the past two decades the but could do only 14 feet the next clouted six singles of! two Falr McCoalcy, If. 4 I II:I~nrlch . rf .. 4 0 0 (5-5), Cincinnati; and southpaws While, cf .... 5 I 0 Berra, c. ... . 4 0 1 In ll-lnning Thriller But he isn't scared. He summed Sat~hel has made ~ost ~f the week ip Ihe Olympic tryouts and HarTy Brecheen (9-S), St. Louis lleld pitchers tor their other four rain, Ib .... . 3 4 DIMalllo. cf til it all up' malar leaguers admit he IS one was reGretfully left behind when runs in the first of the seventh MajeakJ, ~b .. 3 I J McQuinn, lb. 4 4 2 BROOKLYN (IP) - Roy Cam . of the all-time great hurlers. " (!!$vfff, Cah:llnal Bnd Johnny Schmitz Valo, rf ...... I 0 0 John",", 3b. t 0 I "I' sta tlnr mw major lea .... ·c the team saUed for London. to Ice the game. Roo.r. c ...... 0 I Unden. It .. . 4 0 0 panella's long fly to left field m r · .. # .. ~ Babe Ruth and Ted Williams are (7'-9) Chicago Cubs. SUdtr. 2b .... tOO Stirn·.,.... 2b 3 I 0 with one out and the bases load career with one thlnr In my about the only sluggers who Dodds bad been counted on Today Ends Friday Wapello dropped Fort Madison rowler. 1) .. 4 0 0 BYrne, p .... I 0 0 Leo Durocher, manarer of the in the second game, 8-1. Belzer A-Mape..... I 0 0 ed in the lJ1 th inning enabled ravor. an,way. I won't. be alraid haven't faced him on the exhibi- to take fourth place or possibly »weer., who wUl 1)Uot the all pitched five-hit ball in the five' Shea. p .... I 0 0 Carl Furillo to score from third of anybody 1 see In that baUer's tion circuit. a IIUle better In the 1,500 at Nn, mut 1W! the lltartlnf line Irrnings he worked tor Wapello Tolal . .... it •• rotal. .. .. It •• after the catch with the run that box. I've been around 1.00 long And how does he size them up? London. In Uae lonrer racell, no • ., aesl",aud by the fans tor "'-Grounded oul for Byrne In 51h gave the Brooklyn Dodgers a 4-3 while his mates blasted seven Philadelphia ...... 300 010 00G-4 for that." Of the present crop, Joe DiMag- Atnerlcan Is given a. chance. die nrat three Innln .... The re N.w York ...... 000 120 00C>-3 victory over the Boston Braves That was the famous LeRoy gio is the toughest. ~ An international gesture at good safeties at!. Kempher of Fort Error-McCook,. Run. batled In - Jba'nder of the Z5-player SQuad Madison. White. Maj.skl 3. Johruoon. Brown, Dorta. last nigh t. It was Brooklyn's sixth (Satchel) Paige of Negro baseball "Before DiMaggio Charley will sent pole vaulters' spirits 101l0WII closely the flln votln~ . Wapello !!Cored once In the Three base htl&-Ma,jeskl. Berr.. Jiome straight victory. Preacher Roe, fame, who has fogged his "hurry Gehringer of the Deirolt T1rers soaring along wilh the marks. A run-MaJeski. Double pl.y.....sud.r. Joool 6% Among the regulars will be second. twice In the fourth and and F.ln; Jooot. Sud~y and Pain ; Mc who pitched innings of score up" ball and "bat dodger" past ga.ve me more trouble t.h",n any- consignment of 50 special bampoo quinn. Brown and McQUinn. Left on less innings, was credited with major leaguers in many an exhi- one else. He must have bad poles was received from Japan, Eddie Stanky, former Dodger in five times In the sixth for their b • ..,s-Phllacl.'J)III~ f : New York 5. fi Ider, who was traded to the win. The Chiefs came throurh B ••e. on ballo-otf Byrne 5; Fowler I; the victory. Warren Spahn went bilion game for years. the finest pair of eyes In baae- forwarded by Shuei Nishida, who Sh•• 1. Strlkooul_bY Byrne 3; ro... lor all the way for the Braves to be Bravea last spring. The scrappy with. only one run In th.e la t 3; Shea I. HII...... ,tt Byr1\e 3 In 5 1""ln,.; Just how long he has "been ball" he said. "He'd stand up was runnerup to Earl Meadows in second baseman has played a She. I In t . Hit by pltch....-by Byrn. charged with his sixth defeat. around," or how many games he the;e and take a pitch a guar- the vault at Berlin. Richmond of the firth Innl~. IFaln). Lo In. pl\c'lie.- B)'tft'" Umplretl Whale of a game (or his new club Kempher chalked up 10 strike - Boy.r. Pu.. rella and Romtn~ . Tim&- has won, isn't very clear. ter-In ch off the plate as calmly (Boo) Morcom and others immed- and is hitting over .300 for the outs for the losers but his mates 1:54. AllcnCSlnee-81.183. . Phi Alpha Delta Grabs "Born in Mobile," he said. as it had been two feet wide." iately put them in use, terming lit time in hia big league career. mode eight misplaYs which ac 1M Softball Victory "Sept. 18, 1908." His age has Last fall Paige faced Bob Fell- them the "greatest thing" they I Here III how Ihe rest of the counted tor four ot Wapello's Nats' Rally Clips Bosox been estimated variously in the cr's all-star assortment in Los had seen in poies - light, and starting lineup will shape up: runs. Belzer struck out seven men BOSTON (JP) - The Washing Phi Alpha Delta notched its 40' and even 50's, but he says Angeles to win an 8 to 0 decision wilh plenty of spring. Irllt bl5e - Johnny Mlze and Dave Butler Ianned four of ton Sena tors cut loose wi th a five third straight Law Fraternity he was eligible for the draft all in which he struck out 16. A sticker on each pole wished U'18)' Glllnts; third ba e - the six men to face him in the run rally with one out in the softball win last night with an through the second World War. Back in 1934 he faced Dizzy the American vaulters good luck. AI'Itb Pafko (.831), CUbA; short other two innings. ninth to overtake the Boston Red 8-7 win over Gamma Eta Gamma. Bill Veeck signed him up In Dean at his peak, and took a Japan was not inviled to the Lon Ii\Op - Pee Wee lteese (.Z96) Sox: for a 7-6 victory last night The semifinals nnd finals will WES,ERN LEAG E the hope his right-hand relief 1 to 0 win in 13 Innings, a game don games. Doda'e ; rl~ht field - Eno be played today, beginning at 1 before a 33 ,957 crowd. Slou, Clly 6. De. Moine. 1 pitching could bolster lhe Tribe's which Veeck calls "the best I've Most of the 200 athletes who laqhter (,2090) Cardinal; Pueblo II. LIncoln III p.m. The second game will be at Junior Stephens and Bobby Denver H. Omaha 12 drive tor a pennant. Vceek bought ever secn." will compete in Dyche stadium 'centerneld - Richie AshblU'll 3 p.m. and the finals al :I p.rn. Doerr homered and Ted Williams ------tomorrow and Saturday are here, (.35Z), PhJllles; left fleld-Stan Wilton Junction will meet Wap became the first American leaguer and took their last hard workou Is MUlllal, (.414) cardinal ; ca\.ch ello in the tlrst game and Victor to smash 100 hits while the Bosox ':2 yes1erday afternoon. er - Walker ooper (.24'7). will face Burlington in Ihe second were ending a four-game wihn Olanta. can lest. Ing streak. Reds Crush Erring Cubs, 10 l3esides th a r arm entioned, ~ Newhouse .. Beats Browns other 'players selected include DETROIT (JP) ~ Detroit Tiger, Catcher Phil Masi, and Right wall and couldn't retrieve the bail. Hal Newhouser. bidding for a Fielder Tommy Holmes, Braves; He Injured his right knee and will pitcher's berth on the Americ.an 58 Minor Leagues league all star team, blanked the FIr t Baseman Ed Waitkus and be out of action for several days. Cincinnati A8 R \I Ch i•• ,. II It II St. Louis Browns, 6 to 0 last Catcher Clyde McCullough, Cubs; Baumholtz. d 8 1 2 Schenz. 3b .... 5 I 1 Adami. 2b .. 4 2 I Waltku •. lb .. 5 0 1 Plan 'Olympic Day' night as he scattered seven hits. Centerfielder Bobby Thomson, NATIONAL LEAOUa Colan. rl .... 4 I 1 Jelfcool, ef .. 5 I 1 atantSj Third Baseman Frank AMEIU ... N;'E ~lIEp '1'. OB W L PCT. OB CHICAGO (IP) - Andy Parka, Sauer. If . • I 0 Palk". 3b ..... 4 I 2 Lltwhller. 3b. t 2 I Nicholson. rf. 4 0 0 COLUMBUS, OHIO (JP)-Minor • Gusline and Le[t Fielder Ralph Clove lad ...... 43 26 .623 Bo loft ...... 42 81 .075 newly named as the National Zlenlar., 3b 0 0 0 Lowrey, If ... I 0 0 Pi S t M t Plllladel,lIla ...... AS t1J .618 pili bar,b ...... IIA ~ .IIU .'10 league all-star third baseman, Klvu.·. kl . Ib 5 I I Maddern. Ir .. 2 0 1 league baseball moved yesterday Kiner, ratesj harts op ar Y New Yorlr ...... 41 ~ I .11419 aI' 81. Loul, ...... 111 /IlJ .Af :" Stallcup. .. tiS ScheWng, c .. 4 0 1 get America's fundless Olympic ""'ton ...... lIt! N.", .Nt made three errors as lhe Chicago 10 (IS.I·",'l:., Marlon. and Second Baseman Al JI.1 .~2Z :" Yo,k ...... 111 116 all ., .486 11 III! Lamanno. c •. 3 I 1 Smallcy. e•.•. 3 0 I D'elroll ...... Dr.o_I,n ...... ,l1li ni Cubs floundered to a 10-3 defeat R'fen,b'II'r, p 5 j) 0 Chipman, p ... 0 0 0 qualifiers of{ New York's docks Schoendienst, Cardinals. WhblllJ'IU ...... 33 /lII .411/1 II li p .. lladelphla ...... 116 lIfI .= , Borowy. p . .. I 0 I and into the games at London. T(1)AY Ends FRIDAY Durocher will have two nssist- 81. Lo.II ...... ~ •• 17 Clnolnnall ...... 114 au . at the hands of the Cincinnati Reds . . .S'!' Chambers. p . 2 0 1 Chl.,..o ...... IS .~ .8l111 101' Cbl.... • ...... ,...... 4~ .417 11\' here yesteraay. A-Mauch .... 1 0 0 George M. Trautman, President I1nts on the coaching lines. They Ye.terday·, lIEddie Dyer, manaicr a e Philadelphia., Ne.. or .. I N .... Y.t' " Phll ..... lpili •• the first inning and Roy Smalley Tolals '" 391010 Tolals .... 31 3 10 Professional Baseball leagues, yes Cardl'naIs and Mel Ott, Giants W .. hl~,'.n 7, Ro.lon 8 Br.olrl)'" 4, 8.,(on a A-Crounded out for Chambers In 8th \.. I Cd' l' f D.I,ol, II. III. lAal. • Plilthur,h %. 81. lAal, I contributed another to stake the ClnclnnaU . .. " ...... 500 I ~~ 010--10 terday wired presidents of 58 SKipper. Ted Wi ks, ar s re Ie Toda,', PU.her. . To",'. PIl ...... Reds to five unearned runs and Chicago ...... 100 002 000- 3 minor leagues asking lheir aid in a"e, and Paul Minner, soulhpaw Phlladelphl. at N .... York - S. ...b L II (5.) .' (1.2) v •. ••,'0 1'. (1"~) Inolnnall ., Chl ..,_81...... ~ they breezed in from there for Errors-PeLko 3. Sman y. Sauer. Runs raising funds for the athletes who rookie of the Dodgers will act as Wa blnrlon al Bo.lo. ("I.hC)- W, nn ••. R • • b (%·3) balled )n-oa'on, Stallcup 2. Laman no, their t.hird straight victory. Ken Baumholtz 3, Lllwhller. Sauer. PaCko 2. may be cut from the Olympic b t 1 ti h I Del W'l n-I) ••. Par ...11 (I·M PllIsbar,b al SI. lA.l. (ol.II\)-O.ler- a t ng prac ce ur ers. I - I. Low" .1 n.lroII-Sa.I.r' (11-8) .... ",ueller (4·=) ••. 81a10), (t·!) Raffensberger scattered 10 hils for Schefllnll. Two base hlls-Pafko 2. Klus squad because of lack of cash. ber, also of the Cards. wtIJ be Unllema. (1-11) -Uoot... a' lI.... kl,a-Uet"we '1·1) or ~ew.kl, Stan cuP. Adam.. Home tuns - hlearo _, 1... lan. - Otllel ,~· t) 8houn (3-0) YO. Ta,lor (1. 4) his fifth win. BRumholtz. Lltwhller. SacrIClce-SlBlI v.. cup. Double play-Smalley, Schen~ and Trautman 3liked the lea.«ue ~____ b_a_tt_i_ng ___ p_ra_c_t_ic_e __ c_a_tc_h_e_r_' _____~__ .r_ ._•• __ (~:a~) ______~~(~ O~nl~,~.~am~.I~'_.b_e_"_al_._d -) __~ .~~~. ___ Frank Baumholtz hit his second WaitkUS. Lell on bases-Clnclnnatl 0: presidenis t(} deslrnat.e next homer and Dan Litwhiler his sev Chicago 9. Base. on b.lIs-off Chipman • 1. Borowy 3. Chambera 2, Faf(cnsberger Sunday as "Olymplo Da.y," 1.0 • enth of the season to pace a ten 2. Strlkeoulo-by Borowy 3. McCall I. wire him Sunday night the RaflenRbergcr 4. HILs-oft Chipman 3 In hit assault off four Cub hurlers, 'i. Inn In,; Borowy 5 In 4; McCall I In amount of cash raised, and starting with Bob Chipman who 3 'Ii ; Cham!:>c ... 1 In 1. Wild pitch- Chip promised to have the money in was routed. in the first. Baum man. P . ..ed balls-Scheffing 2. Loslng Taste the ie' eream with a oltcher-CI\lDman. UmpIres - Conlan. the hands of Olympic officials boltz' blow was an inside-the-park Stewan. anel Jienllne. Tim 2:31. At· by Tuesday. tendoJ1ce-U ,642. homer that resulted when Harry ------Avery Brundage, President of d Ii htfnl ailE r nee .•• Lady Borden "Peanuts" Lowrey crashed Into the Bues Edge Cards, 2·1 the Uniled Stales Olympic com mittee, said Tuesday that lhe ST. Lours (IP) - Ralph Kiner present $90,000 de!icit in Olympic and Wally Westlake teamed up team funds might result in at with a double and a single r - least 70 of the qualifiers being un .. 0 H L"t' · ; . 9 spectlvely in t.he ninth inning to able ·to make the trip. ME " ' ~H"ItIfS a t II. '" give the Pittsburgh P.irates a 2 "We don't expect to raise the to 1 edge over the St. Louis Card full $90,000 at Sunday's 200-odd Yon'" "ol~ h»", d'ff'''''''' inals last night. Bob Chesnes held minor league games," Trautmjln Lad Rord ... , Ic~ err.", i' the Redbirds to six hits in his said, "but at least we ca n help to • Ends Totilte • • t ,10" very Ii.. , t ••tt . mound battle with Al Brazle . some extent. I don't know whether "Loula-Walcott flQht" Ho .. ~ moo lh. Ih",k an,l t1' h Eddie Stevens came within one lhis is a history-making incident - PlUs- 'lU'lI find 110" goM"n....., m ! putout 01 tying the National lea 01' not, the professionals lending a ''THE TENDER YEARS" emtIIIIJ.. Days Starting 1:15 p.m. H6w ' ou'II /Cloty io lht ril .... gue record for a nine-inning game helping hand to the amateurs. But d... v.t,.."m (mil, an,1 I ~rri ••. when he retired 20 Redbirds at I do know that it we can't send a F·R~'I .. D·A· y.! And 1'011' 11 Ihrill In lirst base. The record is 21, set lull Olympic team to Great Brit by Jake Beckley of Cincinnati on ain, we are mixed up in another • Sept. 27, 1898. The American lea 'American Tragedy.''' " . Lsd SOffirn i! rvtrylhi"lt gue mark is 22 . , Ott Wllnl. in fin ... r..... t • •. <'VerylluJlg 011 ..,''''''' (rom . Goes i long way "Doors open al 1:15 - 9;15" AIDfr;"w ·& ro".' lm(.. 1 "Ooors Open 1:15 p. m." ice cr~a m wakeN!. 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Market .Welcome to Norlh Side (ompUmenls Of Congratulations • Besl Wishes from Georgers 'Bulfel Weller Standard Service From r "Home of ina Tigers" 130 N. Dubuque Frilz s Barber Shop . Graf's 'Botlling Works 312 E. Market I 305 N. Gilbert Northside 218 North Linn NOW .OPEN . 6:30 A M 'till 1:00 AM Quick -Lunches You've enjoyed our delicious hamburgers for years . Hamburgers ;. .:. Phone Your ,orders In ... . ~ at HambuJ:g Inn No.1 on Iowa Avenue. We are proud to Qnnounce that Hamburg Inn No.2 is now open for busi· French Fries We'll Have Them Ready To Go ness at 214 North Linn Street. We will be open to serve . Malts you delicious hamburgers, french fries, beefburgers, . Chili and light lunches from 6:30 AM 'til 1 :00 AM. Drop in and see • • j Dial,9974 lL us. We're only a block north of East Hall. • • , . " ". I .. am urg nn ·0 .• One Block North . 214 N. Linn Francis (Fritz) Panther and Adrian (Ade) Panther, Owners '1/;i / ' l ;r ; r:ln :~: of East Hall _ ., . ... \. 4 " 4. ._ ~. TD "-AlLY IOWAN, TJlUJL8DAY, J'ULY ',- lMI-PAGB Yout- ~ _. _ . T - - _ ... - --~ . - --. - -- - - .- - '" ...... Under Observation ...... ESTABUSHED 1868 Strategic U.S. Stockpi/in . G Eds~ A~~!'Nrts, ~~~=S . ~~y~~~. ~" THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1948 (B), Dall)' 10wan Researcb Staff) S -- ~__ gets No Fanfare WASHINGTON (,0» - Ki,g Ih ....."'''b . "d f~""" ... ~ • The munitions board of the f eeo"cI. '-"-'" - Peter's pasport, missing for live Yugoslav embassy would be Jual armed (orces has been carrying ar! rtlQ,'t . I ~ daY9,1inally showed up yeliterday. the place to return them to. CLASSII out without much fanlare a vital ' ..J I • .' .""-' oS 5Q did the Anyway, Yugoslav ambassador C phase of U.s. 'Preparation f,*, r proPouc.a. '" U.S. • •_,... 'to.. pauport belong- .. Sava N. Kosanovic said someone 1- I Dl ing to his wife, ' from the Premier Cab Co. had da1, _ ol Trustees: Les1Ie G. MOIiller. future armed conflicts. su»st'if"t-e." QUeen !A.lexan- . called the embassy and said he S CoDJCe wa-t Ladd. A. eral& Baird, Paul R. The job of building up a $2.1- • Q,V., Q. had a couple of spare passllOrtl Olson. Lester Brooks, Steve Dlnnllll. '1- ' liDepe Kathryn MeHamara, R1""-rd Dla, KelUo billion stockpile of strategic mat- • ... '" dra. And it turns ;: he couldn't use. Send them a. • CoDJCe A. G1.uCo .... erials has been going on since out that this is · round, he was t01d. 1bJe pel TWpb_ congress approved the program in the reason they He did. And they were Peter'. ~5-' ~ otnc...... ,tI J uly, 1946. disa p pea red: and Alexandra's. )I1nI E4ltorl&l omc...... , ...... fI. Iode«7 0Uke ...... UN Since then, &h.e po hv&I' boom Balkan politics Now Kosanovic works for Mar. ~ In the U. ., the eold war and shall Tlto, who takes a dim View are too tough for ked f CLASS the Marshall plan have llimul- of Peter. And £'otitch wor or '50 I taneou Iy purred and alowed a Washing ton Peter, and takes a dim view of Or ew Crisis in Coal tbe peonam. cab driver to un- EDSON Tito. derstand. For a time it looked as if • caaceUa' John L. Lewis, although d iding against defying the Taft Essentially, the program is de- Put on your false whiskers and minor scale Balkan war m1Jht ...,DJib igned to move slowly. The mini - Hartley ]aw again thi y ar, i up to his n kin anoth r coal trike. your opera cape, and we'll study break out on Massachusetts Ave. Jl mum stockpile of essential mat a story of international intrigue, nue--Wasbington's embassy row .... J With lhe help of favorable court rulings on hi ~n ion funcl, erials will not be reached until 'unior grade. -with the Premier Cab Co. rllllt Lewis was abl to agree to It contract with the art coal indu try 1952, according to existing prans, Peter, onetime king of Yugo- in the middle...... [ I. t we k, Then on the we kelld, h concluded 8 conlrac~ ugr'ee There are 83 raw materials being slavs, and his missus are in New But a press relations man at - ment c \'l'ring 0,000 anthracit min rs. York. They want to go to Great the embassy told a reporter yea· gathered, few of which can be Britain. terday the passports had been aent Lewi might ha\'e be 0 abl to ttl back for a whil to watch adequatcly supplied In the U.S. So ten days ago Peter mailed to the U. S. state department. his pen ion fund wing into action aod lick hi wound . But the lnee Ru lao ls al &oct- tbeir passports to his former am- A fellow at the state department . eel indu try refu d to sign the 80ft coal contract on behllif or pUlnK, U.. buylnr &hrou,bou~ bassador to the U. S., Constan!n first reported he couldn't find th ir " a ptiye" mine. the world eluhts witb R.... FoUtch, who still lives here. them, but later in the day the), The t el indu try agr d to tbe 1 d y \\'a .. li"'" f ... • ~l ,:. 'rUE :PAD..Y IOWAN, THURSDAy, JVL,Y 8, UU-PAGE FIVE • Tossing Fruit at Actors Now Passe Authors Contribute ~ I Use Daily Iowan Want Ads Manuscripts to SUI Taxing Bodies Vote Against SERVICES FOR RENT Audience* * Records* Displeasure by* *Machine * CLASSIFIED RATE CARD library Collection ;::'======. '3 ROOM fwvished apartment till Outside Properly Revaluation. . ' CASH RATE EXPERT RADIO REPAIR Sept. 1. Uruversity couple. No About 60 authors are now rep Iowa 'ity" tll!' e taxi ng bodie. yesterday rejected the board of I • • Da7e-Z00 pel' Ua. pel' All Makee of KadlOI children. Write Box 7C-1, Dally ,.esellted in the university li review's r commendation for hiring a company to revaluate per da1. 'Work Guaranteed 'Iowan. brary's manuscript collection, ac sonal property. Plck-ap aDd neiJ:nl'7 I CeDRcalive dal.--ISo per cording to Miss Grace Wormer, The recommendation wa made June 14. It was approved then lIDe per daT. 'SMALL apartment completely fur WOODBURN SOUND assistant director of university but no contl'act was authorlzcd. At that time the city council • Co_atlve 87.--110 per nished, immediate possession. libraries. UDe per UJ'. SERVICE Student couple or graduate lady. Original manuscripts of pub membcl'S, the board of superv] ors and the school board thought ftr1II'e II-word aVeJ'q'e per 1lDe I E. ODD I'e DIal 1-1151 Write Box 7B-1, Dally Iowan. lished material have been re ;======:;/ the expense would be taken care MlnJmum Ad-lil LIJle-. ceived from new writers and 'from d Id I of by the board of upervisors. ~ FOR RENT: One small apart- authors who have been contrib Fin 13·Year·O Gir Since that date an opinion of the CLASSIFIED DISPLAY YOUR WHOLE ment. Immediate possession. uting since the collection was After Overnight Trip attorney general has said that the .50 per Column InGb WEEK'S WASH Student couple or graduate lady. three taxing bodies shall share in Write Box 7 A-I, Daily Iowan. started more than two years ago, Or $8 for a MonUi in Miss Wormer said. Dora Sue Bane, 13, daughter lhe cost of the revaluation. SO MINUTE8 SUMMER cottage, Northern Min Such well-known writers as of Mr. and Mrs. Feryi Bane, The vote yesterday was two to CaDeel1aUon DeadUne 15 p. III. at Ui~ nesota. Fine beach and fishing MacKinlay Kantor, Richard Sher 822 Rider street, was found one with the council and the board JeIPOulble for One Incorrect LAUNDROMAT Complete privacy, near town, Y.I man and Wllliam Wister Haines by her father in Cedar Raplds of supervisors voting against re- ' insertion Onl1 liI4 S. Van Buren St. mile to goll course. Phone 5605. are among recenl contributors. yesterday morning, according valuation by an outside company. Ads to DaD,. 10WUI to local police. 1IrtDr Pho~e .1·0291 MacKinlay Kantor's latest con City Assessor Frank Nesvacil .....eII Office, East HaIL or • SPECIAL tribution to the library's manu Dora Sue had been missing thOUght the board of review could script collection is sketches from since Tuesday noon. A man had do the revaluating itseU with the DIAL 4191 WHooomrr. told police he had seen a girl assessor's classified lists. \ his book, "Author's Choice." Thc ASHES and Bubbllh Jaaullnl VACATION THIS manuscript shows some of the answering her description on The board of review had con FOR SALE Phon. 15621. SUMMER? revisions and corrections which the road from Solon to Ely. tacted the J. M. Cleminshaw com • She asked him the dIrection to pany, Cleveland, OhiO, and a rep collapsible baby buggy, Read theJe to learn the places were made before it was submit KROLL HERB'S pick up. Baggage, light to co, the things to see. ted for publication. Cedar Rapids. Acting on this resentative of the company was at complete with pads and seat. hauling, rubbish. Phone 5981 or New York Richard Sherman sent in the information, her Clther went yesterday's meeting. The Clemin 7725. • Dial 6259. New England manuscript of his latest novel, to Cedar Rapids and localed shaw company proposed doing the "Bright Promise," which was her there. work at a cost of $5,900. Two other GREEN wool suit and 100% gray ROOFING. Painting, Repair }Vork. The Far West companies were contacted by the Dial 3073. Alaska published last year. This novel pbardJne suit, laLter worn 3 \ board. Their bids were $10,500 Come in and look a& 'Other was a L~terary guild selection and and $6,000 . . lIIonths. Size 9. Dial 5688 till 3 SEWING MAOHINES: We oil, ad- floe travel books, on all sec was purchased by the 20th Cen just and inspect any make sew One Case of Mumps According to City Attorney Wil poD\. tions of the country. tury Fox motion picture company. liam Bartley, it the bOard of ing machine in your home, free. An Iowa native, Sherman went CUSHMAN scooter, almost new, Advance estimates on all repairs. the bookshop assessment and review does not to Harvard to Sludy, moving to Reported This Week change the assessments, the city . Singer Sewing Center, 125 So. Du 114 E. Wasblna10n (Dally l o ... n photo by Ilerb Nlp.on) used six months. Call Ext. California afterward. His short The number ot cases of mumps assessor's figures wil1 stand. 3458. buque. Phone 2413. EVEN BETTER THAN AN OVERRIPE TOMATO Is lhe device stories have appeared in many reported in Iowa City has de ------"':iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil shown being tested by Prof. Norman C. Meier of the department of magazines. creased to one in the first week DAVENPORT and arm. chair, . psychology,- The gadget records audience rcaetion to plays and lets William Wister Halnes submit of July. This is the only case of briver Pays $300 stUdio couch and pi ano, 133 Sta the author know just where his play drags or is Interesting to the ted the manuscript of his novel any contagious disease rcported dium Park. Call 8-0665 afterliOOns • TYPEWRITERS Keep your trousers Boqht-Reate4-8e" person operating the device. "Command DeCision," 10 the li during the week. On OMVI Charge and evenings. Trim and neat, brary. The play-version ot this During the first week of June Playwrights have a gadget now pared with thc script, the writer novel received wide acclaim on there were 12 cases of mumps, Lawrence J . Sorenson, 27, 715 1946 NASH Ambassador sedan, REPAIRS * * * Davenport street, yesterday was 1941 Nash 600 sedan, 1941 Mer J' Factor,- TraIned HecballlQl And your dresses that records the precise moment or dircctol' can tell where spots of the Broadway stage. seven of measles and one of scar cury town sedan, 1941 Pontiac when somebody in the audience low intercst occur. Haines spent his boyhood in let fever listed. fined $300 after he pleaded guilty in Johnson county district court sedan, 1938 Oldsmobile sedan, 1937 SOLD ' Right in pleat, would like to heave a tomato at The dramatics department has Des Moines. }lis first novel, For the entire month of June Chevrolet sedan. Cash, Terms, B1 E:Kclasive ROYAL .,.... the leading lady. only one such indicator at pres "Slim," whkh appeared in 1937, 19 cases of rnurn.ps, 17 cases of to a charge of operating a motor Trade. Ekwall Motor Co., 627 S. Designed by Prof. Norman C. ent, but several more are on order. won a Atlantic Monthly award measles, one scarlet fever and vechicle while intoxicated. wUh Sorenson was arraigned under Capitol. WIKEL TYPEWRITER Meier, ~epa:tment oC psycho.logy, Prof. E. c;, Mabie, head of speech and evenlually found its way in- one chick.en pox case were re a county attorney's Information. ------the deVice IS called an audience and dramtic art, emphasized that 10 the films. ported. pOR SALE: Complete set of Bob- EXCHANGE Guaranteed reaction rccorder. It measures an it is too early to draw any con The information charged him by Jones woods and irons. Call lzt E. Cellel'e Dial 1·1.151 individual's rcaction to high or low Iclusions as to possible uses lor the witt) OMV[ on highway 218 near 8-1488, evenings. Pressmasters .. $3.95 spots in a play Ot' motion picture device. North Liberty, July 3, 1948. performance. Before a complete cross-section To Appoint 6 More 10 IC Rent Board Judge Harold D. Evans also Classical and Popular Weighing less than five pounds, I of an aUdience's interest could be suspended his drivers license fo r STUDENT SUPPLY The Iowa City advisory board the 1948 ren t law. Record Albums SUTl'ON BADIO 8EBVlCa the mechanism is housed in an obtained, a large number of the 60 days. will be increased from five to Over 2000 choose from Gaaranteed Repaln aluminum box. It may be held on indicators would have to be used "The board, as presently con Attorney William R. Hart rep to STORE eleven members, acordlng to in The album yoU want al For All Malt.. one'~ lap while using it to r~cord and the Tesulls compared. stituted, is lacking in two tenant resented the defendant. formation released yesterday by SPENCER'S HARMONY . Home and Auto RadJOi 1'7 S. Dubuque reaction to a play. representatives and four public We Plck-ap and DeUver EGG PRICE UPPORT T. J . Wllkinson, area rent direc interest representatives," Wilkin STUDENT COUNCIL TONlGHT HALL On .the top is a sLidin~ scale lor. 15 S. Dubuque 331 E. Market Dial zn. whlch is manipulated by hand. WASHINGTON (.IP) ~ Egg son said. The summer session student LOST AND FOUND Degrees of inlerest in the play are prices in the midwcst will be The appointment of six addi He asked that persons or organ council will meet in the house Iiste(} on the scalc, I'anging from supported in August at the same I ional members will be made to izations interested submit names chamber of Old Capitol tonight table with extra LOST: Silver Rosary Monday eve- MAPLE dinette NEW AND USED BIKES "enjoy )mmcnsely" to "do not en lcvel as in May, June and July, comply with the representation of suggested nominees to him to leaf and fou r matching leather ning between Ronalds and Bella at 7:30 p.m" council president For Immedlate Deliver,- joy." the agriculture department said Iratio of landlord, tenant and pub "augment" the membcrship on Evan Hultman announced yester uphol stered chairs. Phone 399B. Vista Place-Dubuque street and yesterday. lie interest groups provided for In Repaln for All Mak.. Linn. Liberal reward. Return to The individual watching thc pJay the local board. day. Keys Duplicated Dally Iowan Business Office. simply moves the slide to what ever poinls indicate his minule POPEYE Novotny Cycle ·Shop LOST: Green coin purse with by-minute interest. 111 S. CUnton money, $20. Reward. Dial 2532. A permilnent record of this vary Always Oven fresh ing interest is made on a paper WHERE TO GO LOST: Large folding camera, 116, tape which unrolls !rom the side between Iowa City and Lake of the box at a constant speed. The AN: for SWW OTen frMh McBride. Reward. Phone 7746. paper is specially treated and rec rou. or ~ta at your laYor- ords impJ'cssions from a melal 1.. rutaurcmt or bmch couat DIAL 4191 stylus attached to lhe sliding Sl'alo. .., When lhe graph showing one Aak lot Claaaified pcrson's continuous rcaclions to the performance of a play is com- .Swank Bakery SPECIAL SERVICE WORK WANTED Oh Manl PROTECT YOUR CAR BABY sitting and sewing. Call That Delidoua 9479. , AGAINST Food At WHERE TO BUY IT SUMMER HEAT MYER'S DEPOT BLON DIE CHIC YOUNG HAVE YOU TRIED Hot wea-ther thlns. oU, greasc, . Our Delicious LUNCH • and may lcav(' vital parls Ull " DIXIEJS FREEZ? lubricated. GU81'd your 'car now AcrollS from Rock Island DepOt agaln s~ d:unag(' • .o\xi~'s Cllormel CGrn Shop "More for your monel" 5 South Dubuque Lei us thoroughly grease your car. Don't lake tbal vacatlon Inl'7thlnr In Photo SuppUee trip thou& lhJs vital protection. Stop in today_ At SCHARf'S STUDENTS Iowa City'S Larren DUNLAP'S MOTORS SALES, INC. Camera Sklre COlner Burlington and Dubuque • 8. Dubuque DIal 5'745 Meet The Gang ------. CLEANING & PRESSING TJPewrUera and "Tea Time" A4tllnr MacbJa. Let U. both The S&alldard. .. Poriable • At Keep Your Cloth •• I " now HENRY CARL ANDERSON ~vallable Looking like New tnbwein SUllPl, 0.. Phone StU Hub-Bub Room We Repair All Mak.. i.ewei' LobbJ' ., till. c. O. D. Cleaners SUN lelfenoa BoW na nc.Kt1I' AND Dl:LIV&&Y BEano. GLASSES LOANS DIAL HU 11. 8. OAPITOL ~ o.r :&1 ...... &e~ M$$$""", loaned on camer.. , De,., .. 1\IltI, clothing, lewell'1, etc. --WAtnm TO REIft .. IeUabIt LoIU1. lOt lil. Burllnltoo WANTED: Furnished apartment .. ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN. ftJ'RNITURE MOVING for resident physlcJan and wife. We are nice people. Call Dally 1 HAVE. TIAO PROPOSITIONS, AUP ·fF" · ULP", Iowan between 8-6. MR. PuFFLE ..· .. I'LL. PAY GUNK.S''' 1: LL- MAHER BROS. TRANSFER \'OU $1'200 -FOp., YOuR.. lAKE THE For Efflcienl Furniture INTEREST IN TI-1E "LI'L:, £VA' TRANSPORTATION WANTED $ IWO " BUTl ' Moving WILDCAT WELL, .. OR,.AS A , MUSTN'T APPEAR. 1 And COUPLE desire ride to New York DEA.LF~ , I'I... L TRY 10 ... TOO ANXIOUS '" BAGGAGE TRANSFER around August 6th. Share ex FIND 'rO\..J A SUYER. FOR. DIAL - 9696 - DIAL penses. Call Ext. 2586, Jane Wil $1300 '" BUT IT MAY son. TAKE TIME! ETTA KETT WANTED TO BUY NonCE WANTi'b To Buy: 1948 Hawkeye. SlCURITY, Advan.-uent. HIIb Dial 7494. (11)', four weeD vacation a Ytar. Work In the ,ob you Uke. WANTED Tbese are the hlg!Ul~ta in the DONATION o( boys' shoes, size 2 New U. S. Army aDd U. 8. AIr D for European child. Phone 10D loree career. Sec M/Sgt. O. A. 6261. . JieClung, Room 2M POIIt OHlce. PASSENGER WANTED ~ BROTHER I'm telling theel Auto the upholstery is cleaned perfectly PASSENGER to San Francisco, Ytith 'Fina Foam. Yetter's Base Leaving July lQth. Studebaker. lllent. "land cruiser". Phone 7530. DID you hear the one about the HELP WAlfTED man on the flying trapeze who ~ught ills wife in the act? Always KXIC needs man to learn radio I good tune at the AN,NEX. fales. ~ .. , .. I 'rID DAD.Y IOWAN, TllUUDAY, JULy I, 1948-PAGE IX One Shovelful Nearer City Park Pool Evans Issues Writ Admit Two Polio Patients 10 To Evict Work~r New Roof Going on East Han Workmen began clearing the remaining l'ubble and brick from Judge Harold D. Evans oC John SUI Hospitals; Condition Fair son county district court yester tlle roof of the cenjl'sl Re lion of' East JIUIi thil> week itl prepara. day issued a writ of ouster to tion for the laying of a 'oncrete slab roof. Two polio pati nts w re admitt u yesH'rday and Tuesday to evict Melvin Cox and his wife A huilt.up roof of asphalt aud crusl1l'd rock will be used as. niv rsity hospitals. They were in fair condition la t night, ac· from the fOlTl)er Pleasant Valley township schoolhouse. sealer, according to R. J. Phil- eording t b pital auth riti . Fred Thomas, route 5 fanner lips, superintllndent of the phy- sections and can be made shorter Barbara Funk., 14, daughter of Mr. and ~Irs . 'IiUon! (o' lInk or who leases the building, asked sical plant. Phillips said the cost by removing Eevpral of ihe unib. MoHn , Ill., dmitled y .lerd y. this action last month. of the new roof would be $15,- It can be formed at the desired The detendant moved into the (){)(). height on thp ground and theD -- harl Richard Ahbey, )(J.month·old SOli of ~Ir. and ,m. schoolhouse when working :for The new roof will replace a ra ised into the air by means 01 Berl barl Abbey of Ma n itl', him, Thomas said. Cox refused to temporary one which has pro- ils own cables. was flown to Jow ity Tu ay. move when he terminated his tected the building since a fire H was suftering {rom bulbar employment with Thomas, the destroyed the third floor of the Schwitzer -Ellis LAIDLEY F NERA L TODAY poliomyelitis. •• farmer said. central section over a year ago . Ordl Three cases 01 polio have been Cox was ruled In default. To facilitate the removal of the Funeral serviC'es will be this reported In the state since the Page-Cooper Thomas was represented by at debris and to aid in bringing mat afternoon for Paul Laidley, 54, BERI _II: nd. Keith Anderson, 24, torneys Bowen and White. erials to the roof, a new 60-foot, mechanical superinlpndent at Ih! ordered Humboldt, was admitted to th Exchange Vows selt-supporting, hoist has been Laurens Sun for 11 years, who lin. TIll Oft Molo s hospital., terda.,. He purchased by the university al II died Monday of a heart atlaek. role that was tbe second polio pat! nt to be CHWITZER-ELLlS Frame Discusses cost ot $2,500, Phillips said. He is the fother of .Jeanne Laidley, Col. F admitted to the Des Moines hospi He said ~ hoist is built in AI, Laurens. s\Btcluefi tal from Humboldt counly this Jean Schwitzer, daughter ot Mr. inCOnver. year. and Mrs. Byron Schwitzer of Sac Recreation F,acilities City, became the bride of Delmer are dire· J . Edgar Frame, superintendent Binus Alton, 7, Little Sioux, Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron was taken to Mercy hospital in Ellis or Lake Vi w, at 5t. Paul's of the Iowa City department of I Council Bluffs Sunday. He is the recreation, spoke yesterday at the Lutherlln hit ell in Sac City on noon luncheon of the Lions club. IOn of Mr. and Mrs. H ya Alton. Jun 27. Rubert Urling, 16, Ion of Mr. ( Dally lowaD ,photo by Erwin Gilmore) Frame told of the progress Iowa Joan Schwitz r, slstl'r of the City has made in the last three Ind Mrs. Claude Urling ot Coun brid , was maid of honor. Merce MOVING DIRT FROM mE SWIMMING POOL SITE, workmen yesterday were maklnr preparatlons cil BluHs, was admitted to the for the pool cona&.rucUon. Ilemoval of the din started about two weeks a,o. Enrlneers expect tbe pool years In preparing supervised des Greenlee and M rtha Karl- playgrounds for the children of same hospital Monday. 50n served as brid . m ids. Jack to be ready for use bJ next aummer. The Commun Ity Dads allJlounced that $38 was contributed yester day makin, a &otal of $5,9zt.50 eollectecl In their drive for $12,500 to complete the contracta for the the community. He presented a Simpson was b t mnn Dnd u.~h 125,000 proJed. map showing the concentration ot * * * ers were Byron Schwitz r, Jr., children ln the city, and pointed Polio Disease Strik" and Verland Dettmann. Darr I out the positions of the play Heaviest Among Children Dettman was ring bearer and grounds to meet the needs ot Bev rly Duman nct (j 8. flower Levies $70 in Fines nearly 2,000 children. In the United States about 60 girl. Persona' Notes Town 'n' Campus Frame spoke of the work done percent of the cases of pollomy - Mrs. Ellis gJ"Odullted trom Sac to prepare the north end play Iltls (Infantile paralysis) are City hieh school Dnd att nded the In Iowa City Court ground located on Brown street, found in children below the ge University 01 Iowa for two year~. Patricia Donavon of Des Moines U N I VERSITY CLUB - Prof. Four persons were fined a tolDl between Lucas and Govenor. "We of 10 and 80 percent an~ below Mr. Ellis f .. nduated from Sac City will spend the weekend with Pat Arnold GiIleUe of the dramatic haven't a single tree on the the age of 15. school and attend d Iowa State ricia Sloan, A3, Des Moines. of $70 In police court yesterday arts department will speak on by Judge Emil Trott. block", he said. "The only sun Th se statistIcs have been re-I college for two y ars. "Representational versus Prese.nt shelte r provided for the children Dean J. Sheetz, Coralorllle, was alional Methods of Staging" at the trased by the Am rlcan Orthopae- Aft r a honeymoon to ?enver, Mr. and Mrs. A.B, Thomas ot is the shade from one building die association. It has been found th couple are making th lr Rome fined $12.50 tor paSSing another University club luncheon at 12 constructed this summer," he Iown City will leave Friday for car in a prohibited zone on high noon today in the university club that boys lIsu lIy save a higher In Soc City. CaHrornla. They will travel with added. , way 6 west ot Iowa City. He also rooms. In citing the activities carried Incld nc of the diseas than * * * Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Williams of paid $12.50 tor operating a car girls. This !leX varl Uon, however, PAG OOPER Burbank, Caut., who have been on at the playgrounds, Frame said with a detective windshield and REBEKAH LODGE - The past Tuesday they had four softball does not hold true on an adult Jo'rances E. Page become the visiting in Iowa City, steering wbeel. level. noble grands of Carnation Rebe leagues, boys working on soap bride 01 Dr. 'nlomas Joseph oop Raymond Cooney, 620 FiUh 13 S. Dubuque Dial 7961 Althou(h the dlsease has oc er in a single ring c r mony pt kah lodge will hold a picnic at box derby cars and games of all Dorothy Andrew and WilHam avenue, was lined $12.50 tor op the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam kinds scheduled [01' the children. curred on epidemic levels in clUes, 9 a.m. July 1 at the St. Thomas Ludwig, both of Chicago, will be erating a car with defective fenerally It Is found in rural Whiting, 810 Whiting avenue, at More chap 1. The Rev. W. B is r weekend guests of Marian Egerer, brakes. 0:30 p.m. today. Business meet areas. At the present there Is stili otticiated. A3, Chicago. Inventory Coming--Summer Stocks Must Gol no absolute proof lIS to the m thod Jeith.. C. Springer, 18 S. Van ing will be at 8 p.m. S tving as m id oC honor was . ~, by which Infantile paralysis is Eunice M. Peltis, 500 Newton rOOd. Buren street, forfeited $25 for Share In Storewide Savings As We Slash Prices To Clear Our Sh elves contracted. Dr. Wolter M. Kirkendall of Betty Lou Ehlke, Af, Des failure to appear In court on an BLITZ VICTIM FOUND Louisville, Ky., WllS best mun. Moines, will weekend at nome. Intoxication charge. LONDON (II') - The body of In an pldemlc ar a, there are a 1941 bl!tz victim has just been Ushers were Dr. James Le ves One person was tined $7.50 for various prev ntative measures Intoxication. round in a bomb ruins here. which should bobs TVed, accord of Iowa City and John Hauer or Jeanne Christensen, Af, Harlan, ing to the association. Elgin, Ill, will 1 ave Friday to spend the • Children are warned agal"'t Mrs. Cooper, the niece of Mr. we kend at home. crowded places generally, espe and Mrs. Wesley J. Hauer ut Elltin, was graduated Cram Elgin cially Indoors; swimming pools; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egerer trav l; atr ams nd waler subject high school and rec ived h r B. ot A. in nUrsing from the University Chicago lett yesterday after to pollution; ov rexertlon, and sp nding two days with tl\elr tonsiUectomies. of Iowa in February. Dr. Cooper, the son of Mr. and daughter, Marian Egerer, AS. Yette:')1 GET ONE_HOWAT THIS -SALE PRICEI G neral sanJtation ot tbe eom munlty should be carefully check Mrs. Sam P. Cooper of Lebanon ed, especially s wai dIsposal and Ky., was graduat d from Lebon'," No Lecture Scheduled th water and milk supply. high school and the Universlly Aft r the disease has been con of Louisville Medical school. For Friday Evening; KE~_MORE POWERFUL SUCTION tracted, paralysis is likely to oc The couple will live in Des MEN... Mundt Next Speaker cur on the second to fourth