at SUI · Hig~ On the Inside , J The Weather Cardbsala Outacore Brave., 7-2 ... Paqe 2 Fair today, partly cloudy aDd .ll~htly PoRo Victim Leave. Diary warD*' tomorrow. Hlqh today 86: low __ • Page 5 at I owan- M. YMlerday'. hiQb 82: low 56. Play P.rformanc. UnlucC8saful __ • Page 6 Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire -- Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday August 3, 1949 - Vol. 83, No. 208 Painting~, Rente~ Federal School Aid of 152 painu be available f Union begil\lJltj Senate Leaders Seek Ie ~lUIII , • Bill Killed in House Union r!libi \VA H)lN TON ( ' P )-The $300-mil1ion federal aid-to-ed­ ucation bill died in the hous(' labor committ e yesterday, tbe ap­ parent victim of a bitter r eligious dispute. Members wrangled for two hours behind locked doors but To Redraft Arms Plan fail ed to agree on anything although sponsors had warned only a compromise could sav(, thp bil from extinction. Chairman John Lesinski CD------­ Cut President's Courlesy Pays Off - with Cash Mich) refused to concede that DALLAS, TEX. (A")-"Oid you eet what you wanted?" the the measure is dead, saying mem­ cashier 01 a gl'ocery asked two young men recently. bers will gel together again in a Senate Okays FBI Powers to Allot "Yes," they smiled as they lett the store. few days for ene lad try at agree­ A few minutes later, store lll.af1a,.r J.O. Da vi~ found the good­ ment. But other hOLl se leaders said Probe of Candidates Quantity of Aid natured customers had walked out with "17.50 from a cash it is too late to ~et floor action this drawer. se ~ion even if the committee can WASHINGTON IU'I - Secretary • ______--::' ______get together. Getting AEC Grants "'e relklous dispute, whIch WASHINGTON (.4') - The sen- I nared nationally when Francis yesterday~~ ~~~:~a~~~n and f~~e:~~a:eo~:~e~~II'greed to cooperate Cz e c h s C/o,·m Vat,·can Cardinal Sllellmlln, New York. ate voted yesterday to require a denounced Mrs. Eleanor Roose- full FB[ check of aU students dentin dratting rrruman's s> ; me controversial parts of Presi- $1,- U. S. Revolt Plot Fo,O/ed velt as anti-Catholic, revolves recommend d tor research fellow­ 450.000.000 arms aid program. arou.nd the proposed use of fed- ships under the atomic energy The cbanres, discussed at a tral funds for parochial and c·: mmission. two-bouf' clotled IlellSlon .f ibe PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVARIA, (AP)- Tbe Commu1')ist olher private schools. The provision was Inserted by lenate forelm relations and pr('. s claimed yest('rday a joint Vatican-American plot to provoke A blJl already passed by the voice vote Into an Independent armed services commJttees, re­ civil war in zl'eltosloyokill over the chQTeh·Qtat controversy had senate would permit the stales otllces appr:lprlatlons bill at portedly would piau curM been foiled. around President Truman'. pow­ to decide whether the funds would the request of Sen. Josenh 0'­ cA. Wlro ..... I.) Tb ... charge wal! marIe by tbe Communist party organ, Rud er. &0 decide wblch antl-Com­ be used for private as well as Mahoney (D-Wyo). Pravo, which claimed an "organization X" allpgedly under an Wonder " He Likes Bananas, Too? munl.lt nations would ret U.S, public schools. But 'Rep. Graham The FBI check for AEC tel­ Amt'rican hi/th 'ommand, was •.: wship candidates is a direct re­ arms aid, how much, and wba' Barden (D-NC) sponsored the WHEN IT CO tES TO watermelon, Mickey, 150 pounds 01 bll', tou,h and u.-Iy chlmpanne, 1.1 no dif­ klnd. working to "oTltBniz(' (' ~ pionag , sult of the disclosure last .May house substitute which limits the ferent ihan Ilny kid. If offered a big piece of watermelon, M.ckey smacks his lips, bares his teeth and Acheson and Secretary of De­ sabotage and diversion in coun­ funds to public scho: ls and spe­ that a fellOWShip had been nltches in. Be app ars nightly In a f.·ee act on Ihe midway at Ihe statll Fair of Texas at DaUa, with Prof. Roberts Hits triet that have abandoned the ci1ically prohibit their use for awarded to Hans Freistadt, an fense Louis Joh!l!on met private- two othcr chimpanzees. ly with the senate committees as capitalist system." transportation and health services avowed Communist at the Uni­ Atomic Secrecy As Czech9Clovakia has been under versity of 'North Carolina. Roving Ambassador W. Av,reJl which some states grant to paro, Harriman testified at public hear­ Communlst domination since the chial schools. Shortly after the Freistadt case Hearing Nears End Ings d the house foreign affairs 'Childish' Pradice Pra,ue coup d'etat of February 1540 Eo The resultant dispute has became public, the national re­ Woods Calls Building Conlrols committee that the program is 1948, in which the Communjsts, search council, which administets 571h SL piUed Catbollc against Protes­ needed "to protect the growing Prof. Arthur 'Roberts blasted I with" the aid of "action c~~mlt.­ &ant, ud vice versa, In and out the multi-million d·; llar fellow­ On Rutledge Charge generation from war." the roventment's overemphasis on t~. took over the admlmstra- .t conrress. It Involved the ship program for the AEC, agreed Harriman said the mounting secrecy in at>t m:c research last · tion. Jews when fonner Gov. Her­ to reQuire a loyalty oath and Farce,; Denies 5 Percenl Deal confidence and determination or night. "For any adult to attempt I~. kn,g article entit,:ed "th: bert Lebml.1'l, New York, a Jew, non -Communist affidavit from Of Juror Prejudice western European nations might to keep someone from finding Vatican Filth Column, Rud defended Mrs. Roosevelt Irom fellowship candidates. WASHINGTON (AP)-liousing Expeditel" " ighe E . Wood!; CEDAR RAPIDS (IP)-The hear- c:llapse into fe'arful attempts at out something free td anyone is Pravo's foreign commentator, An­ Spellman's attack. But many senatora thought yestcl'(luy said two race lracks ·got a construction permit from his appeasement of Russia if the childish" Roberts said in ex- dre Simone, nam~d Allen Dulles, Former Rep. Hamilton Fish this did not gO far enough, so agency not b Clllls of influence but because postwal' building ing on a motion for a new trial United St9tes fails to back up Plalnin~ that the sClentffic know- brother of Sen. John Foster Dulles, O'Maho.ney prepared a stronger for Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr., the Atlantic security pact with led,e of h..::'w to make the bomb as ~hlef of "organization ~ . " (R-NY) joined the controversy controls were a "Cal·c('." convicted last May of sec:nd de- arms. ye s t e r day, denouncing Mrs. safeguard. is no secret. Simcne also listed FranCIS Car- Woods spent 90 minutes clo!'; ted witlt th e Renate's "five per· gree murder, drew toward a close lienry Grady, U.S. ambassador Roosevelt for her "record" of pro­ His amendment speciCies that IRoberts SUI dlrector ot re- dinal Spellman of New York, re ... cent" pI'ober!';. He told newsmen their questions includ d the deal­ yesterday. to Greece, told the house com- search in' nuclear physiCS, spoke whom he describ~~ as "the Pope's 00 part. of any appropriation for Communist and anti - Cathollc ings of his office with Jame Nine witnesses had been called mittee that Greece wlll "inevit­ statements and actions. the AEC shall be used to confer to an audience of about HiO per- Hjalmar Schacht. as one of the Hunt, \Vashington "manage­ in the two-day session including ably be forced into ~h" Sov; .. t ,w . organization's numbers. a fellowship on "any perSon whe ~ons 10 .room 310 of the chem- (In New York, Dulles said he ml'nt counselor", in these two one who testifled he feared "per- bit" if the United states cuts oU advoca~es or who is a member of Hlzpatrick 10 Hear IS try buIldlng In the last lectu~e knew nothing about the repor!. sonal violence" by Emil .Novotny, the flow d arms aid begUIl ~ .. an organization or party that ad­ matters: d the series to explain atomIc He said he 15 chairman of the juror in the Rutledge trial. Final 1947. Greece is one of the na­ Johnson's Powers vocates the overthrow of th t 1. The race track Jobs. Woods en~rgy to the layman. pxecutive <' ~ mm'ttee of the na- Res~1f of Driver's has said he understands a cllent arguments by oc; pposing counsel tions earmarked for arms under ~overnment of the United States are all that remain to be hear( Mr. Trl.lman's prollI'am, We have reached the point tlonal committee for fl'ee Europe ~y lorce 01' violence." paid Jiunt $15,000 for his ser­ wh~re p~()ple are, not di~tingulsh ~ w~se pw.rpose is to further th~ taken Raised by 'New Bill today. LID IUS 0 It provides lor the FBI check Test (Within Week' vices In 1947 in getUng It con­ Mbst of full testimony dert' / dorew s oug as, .. am as!la- Ing be!weeb secl'~ts of the atom cause of liberty and peace and to WASHINGTON (JP)-House ap­ of candidates and makeS viola- struction clearance tor one of thc to Britain, also endorsed the bomb n<1 secrets o~, other phases sup"ort in Am e ric a political tracks, F.. xborough, near Boston. with whether Novotny, a mlddle- arms program in a written II tate- ot. atomJc research, the speaker leaders who have been driven proval, by 356 to 7, yet terday tion ".r the amendment a fe lo ny Dr. D.F. Fitzpa1rick, 903 E. Col­ aBed Cedar Rapids printer, in his ment tiled with the committee by completed congressional action on punishable by n $1,000 tinl', one lege street, yesterday afternoon The other was Tantoran, near said. fr(1"'1 thpir " ' ~ mes by communjEm .) iness. daily rides to work on a bus, the state department. of congress who act "The Vatican spy service led by a biU giving Secretary of Defense year imprisonment, or both. San Francisco. had said Rutledge should be Cbairma.!\' Tom Connally. (D- Memb~s Louis Johnson new powers as completed the drlver's license ex- 2. Hunt's request that be as though the atom bomb can be a general ot the Jesuit order, amination requested by the state (Woods) go to the commerce hanged. Texas), of the lenate forelrn Y boss of the armed force~. The 28-year-old st. Louis pedi- relations commUtee, laid tbe kep.t secret In the sam~ ':'.8 as a ! Janson, and under the direct co\1- military sec~et were critiCized se- trol of the state secretary of the The measure went to President Romania Requests department of public safety. department to try to get steel atrician was convicted ot;.t the fatal senate's public bearlnn on the vere1y byRoberts. Vatican Montimi dl- Truman for his signature. rI'he department's decision on scrap shipped from Europe to stabbing of Byron C. Hattman, plan, sc¥duled &0 111Irt today, I cooperate~ "I am s\lre that Sen. Bourke rectly ~ith the' organization in The bill would: his future driving status will this N untry. 29, last December in a Cedar will be put off until Monday to Recall of Diplomat Eiickenlooper goes to bed every Its endeavor t ". cause chaos in the the larg­ l. Tighten Johnson's authority Rapids hotel room. The defense allow time for ibe reclrafflnl' "probably be made wi,thin a Woods said he told the inves- night praying . that that safe i?, peoples' dem~cracies," the Com­ business over policil!/! and operation~ oj BUCHAREST, ROMANIA (JP)- tigators what he had alreadY re- contended that Hattman, SI. Louir conference •• R f week," Lt. Olarence Day of the Los Alamos IS well guarded, munist writ.er saia. disposal the services by making it direct omania a ~ ked Bri ~In vp"~l'''~'· ported-that he did tackle the aircraft specialist, had pursued Also In Washingt.on yesterday the speakeI' remarked with a authority. The 1947 uniflcation to recall Roderick Sarrel, British Iowa highway patrol said. commerce department, but didn'1 and seduced Rutledge's pretty Secretary of State Dean Acheson smile. He asked his audJence not law gives him only "general" charge d'affaires at 'Bucharest, The doctOr was named last accomplish much. wife, Sydney. rejected as "utterly without foun- to() take his personal references too authority. "for activity contrary te) the laws week by a coroner's jury here Woods' meetlnr was with the In the ·most surprising devel- . qation" an official Russian protest seriously. Arrest East Coast 2. Set up a civilian busines~ of the Romanian popular republic as the driver of a car which sta" of the llenate', special In­ opment of the hearing, John R. that the north Atlantic security The speaker emphasized that manager over the services' m ~mey and diplomatic custom." struck and killed George Lums- vestl,atlng committee. The com- Parker, 45, Cedar RapIds, drafts- pact is aggressive and that Italy's the actual kn()wledge ot how to matiere. The new comptroller T/le Romanian news agency den, 5, on South Linn street July mlttee wa.llts to learn about per­ man, told the ex'llrt that he feared participation violates its peace make the atom bomb Is un- Counterfeit Kingpin will be an assistant secretary 01 "personal violence" oy Novotny. treaty. attempt said the recall request followed 25. The coroner's jury ruled the son, who charre businessmen doubted)y p('~se sed b su h co n- NEW VORT{ (JP)-A tr~1' '''~~ defense, and will be in charge of the arrest July 27 of a "gang of accident unaV':ldable. five percentr-or some oiber fee Similar rebuUs were issued by tries as Russia. sorung yesterday on a juke box establlsbing uniform budget and ?lack mari<'etean and smugglers" "My report to the department -ror bel ping them ~et federal Britain and France. He told his audience that "the Idi ~ tributor named by secret ser­ accounting practices throughout who had been trailed for some of public safety of this routine contracts. The practice III de­ Byrd Forces Win magnitude ot the indust.rial en- vice agents as head of a million the mllitarY departments. time. examination t.oday is confidential plored officially but II not Illeral. * * *. terprise necessary to llK'CIuce the dollar east coast counterfeit ring. 3. Give the jolnt chief ~ of staff The news agency said the ac- to the department," Day said. Woods sald the questioning was U.S. to Send Jet fissionable materia)" goin, into His arrest-after a year's sur­ a permanent chairman. They op­ cused admitted they h:td wanted "However, should Dr. Fitzpat- friendly, adding: In Demo Primary the bomb was probably the only veillance--was termed n cru~hing erate n.oW without a chairman, to leave Romania illegally for rick's driver's license be suspend- "I told them influenci wasn·t Fleet to Germany thlng keepin. Russia from mak- blow to U.S. counterfeiting. except when ol'\e Is asked lo act RICHMOND, VA. (IP'I - State illg the atom bomb today. The man nabbed wa s identified Vienna and they were being ed for any cause, the official needed under the building rules, Sen. John S. Battle was nom· temporarily- a ~ Elen·. Dwight D. LONDON !U'! - The Chiefs 0' as Michael Maione, 38, New York, helped by Sarrel. ",,,tlfication of such suspension ls once you had the regulations, IIny- inated yeLterday to !be Virginia'f Eisenhower was recently. The agency said that among a matter of public record and body could find the 100: pholes." staff of the .United States fight­ ' described by agents as the east I next governor in a Democrat;, ing services announced yesh rday those arrested are several em- would be available to aU Iowa rI'he housing official, in a week- Proposal to Speed coast klll8pln for a C.~icago coun­ primary that beat back the first that the American airforce would - ". ~r the l'\riti ~ h information I peace officers within a few days, end interview, had disclosed that serious threat to the p&rty leader­ terfeit ,ang. Senate Okays G I. soon have a 100 percent jet fight­ lt was Ute late!.t in a series of pUlc. who admitted depositing I including the Iowa City police Hunt asked for favorable con­ ship of Sen. Harry F. Byrd in th£ er striking fleet in Germany. Senate Work Fails , ~ ~ •• , >,~.ntlJ1I1 S and rugs at the I department and J~ hnson county sideration of the construction j'C b past 25 years. 23 arrests since the first of the Insurance Dividend The streamllnrd ground forces. ~HINGTON tII'\ - Senate year In a drive to stop the flow British legation in Bucharest. sheriff's office." at Tanforan. At that time lederal The tall, 59-yeat-old follower of they said, will be maintained at I Demecratic leaders yesterday of bogus $10 and $20 bills into WAsIUNGTON M-The Sf natr , ! clearance was required tor all Virglnia's traditional cc nservativc their present strength ready (or turned down a Repljblican pro- the vast New York-New Jercey yesterday unanimously 80l''t"lverl - Fireman Descends the Hard Way building. policies, took the early lead away 3ny emergency. posal to set up a legislative time- metropolitan area. bill to provide $467 ,450,000 tor from Francis Pickens Miller, num­ Gen. Omar Bradley, anny chie! tabl~ whi<;h wou~d enable con,ress Assistant U.S. Attorney Roy M. interest payments which will br ber two runner In the four way of stall. Adm. Louis nenfeld, chlrf Inrluded in a $2.8-billion diVidend Woods* Decontrols * * to adjourn in the ne~r future. Cohn predicted federal ir.Jict- race, and steadily bl.lilt up his of naval operations, and Gen. Democratic 'leader Scott Lucas. ments .oon against Maione and to Worla War II veterans on their margin. Hoyt Vanden,',erg, chief of staff GI insurance. Lone Tree Rents With returns in from 1,419 of of the airforce, flew 10 London (Ill). said after a Democratic po- "various other lieutenants" who IIcy meeting that. it .would _be ,yere not identiC eJ. Cbairman Walter George (D­ the state's 1.768 voting precincts to confer with other Atlantic pact "uteless'! to draw up I list of Ga) of the senate finance com­ Federal H 0 us i n g . 'Expedlt -r Battle had moved to a point military leaders after ma,'king mittee, said oongress must pro­ "must" bills now because there is Tighe E. Woods (nded rent ron- where he C(uld not be headed in their announcelTY.'nt at Grafen­ K~, K;ux Klan Leu~er vide the money because the law trois in Lone Tree yesterday. .'lC- woehr, Germany. so much .unflnished buslnes's be­ specificaUy provldes for interest cording to an Associated Presf later returns. The unoUicial re- fore thp. ! enale .. report trom Waohington, D.C. suits based on these reports At the great army tralnlng 'rdered Back to Jail payments oh GI insurance divi­ r,"ounds at Grafenwoehr they wit­ Republican leader Ken~th dends. A petition trom the lone TrN' showed: Wherry (Neb), haS suggested BIRMINGHAM (lP') - The hend city council to decontrol rent Battle 98,120; Miller 75,777; nessed the greatest display of About 17-million vetffans are Huited States military might since clearing the way for early ad­ ,)f the Ku Klux Klan in Ala­ scheduled to $tart receiving re­ therr was sent to Gov. William ~. Horace H. Edwards, 35,289 and journment by preparing a lilt of b3ma wen·. back b jail yesterday. fund checks ranging from 50 cents Beardsley last month. Beardsley IRemmie L. Arnold 18,101. the cnd of the war. It was indicated that by the "must" bills and puttin, a llmit A clrcult jUdie ordered that to selleral hundred dollars as soon approved the petition "n .'ulv '). on debate. . WilJ'am HUi/h Morris be held un­ atter next January as possible. time the defense chiefs end their n (\~7:ti~~eei4a tom~l:sOf :ab:t~t 7~~ I " r e ~e nt tour of western Europe I Democratic leaders . opposed til he oroduces secret records of Application forms wLll be avail­ Chines:" Sikhs Lift 1he whlt! -l'" bed prder. The de­ able at po.stotflcas beginnlng Aug. Iowa City, is the first Iowa .:om - they will have !ormrd the core.ot such action. it was said, because S. they are afraid it would expose ci5ion Slid Morrjs is still in con­ 29. munity to establi.oh decontr-I (1f t a permanent organization to co­ rent under the 19

stacles to the creltlon and ~l't the Yugoslave oeople, he HOllse. lion en"ineer r"r the Dun r"'~ tlve and a Shanihi labor medJat- ,p, :;.; ;n ing In the RUIIIlan-bloc.k preservation of br~thetly relations. said, wlll defelt all ettelTlPts by The budl!et bllr'''l1 int{)rm~rl Parking Meter (,'11'r"r'ltio'1 whl ' " , r. It was transmlttec\ to Wash- bClyr"tt of this cC' u . Y I :'The poslti-cn with Alban'a is "vari<"Js megalom"niacs (penc ~ congress the leg;'lation was not su'OPlied 1he n ow Miller m . ~".l" In,ton f')r apprOval. Consular of- Addl'etSlnr a ma~.ed ratb .. r- the . s8:me." _ , r wit~ Pron:'bse delusions) who ar~ In accord wit.h President Tru­ Car-itnl street meter instal1a ch" (Idals did not commit themselves itt&' I\f M."e"on ' an~ at !'l, ... ,,'~1' The "Individuals" 'In Question buildin, castles in the air." man's program. was drlayed because the ('lIy hpd to accept it. , I'n th" f ' t" an"'"~ - 1r" n' ',,'1 are the m"plbers of th, Bul,arian , He said that Yugoslavia's m '.t Even ~hOU!!h no house mr mnet· to exchange about 30 three-hour A deleraUon reoresentinl( Yu'otIlav Macedonlln republic. anli Albllnlan ,overnmenls who d'fficult Years were '( ver so far opDOJed 1M bill, there was a roll CIJ'Y FIREMAN Ralph Bernard found fl,btln, fire. b.. Itl d ffl­ meters for two-hour meters. Cal1- about 650 torml!r employes, orl- Tfto 11&1.: are supporting the Communist as economic development was call vote and 354 ccmtressm ' n cult paints recently when be was b8ttllnr a blale lu • Peoria home. itol street parking was set up for g!nally liked k2' three months' "I think the time will com~ bUreau 'of IntormliUon In its. bit- eo~cernce4 and UJat the tirst half went on record as favoring the He fell tbrourh &he plaater on tbe lIvlnr room cell"'. SerDaI'd was a two-hour llmit by amendments .pay and then del1\anded 0 1-2\ when the Bulgarian pe~ple. Illlbr- tllr calY\palrn alainst him. of the five-year plan had been 1ncrtUel~ &a~'1J ~ • hOl,ltai for treatmlJll aDd reln_ to the city parkini laWI. months a. aeveranCl. inJ baLe and shameless slanders, THo .... &bat til...... completed In July. I PAGE TWO-'I1IE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 - Athletics End String Across 7k Maul Of Scorel·ess Innings; Indians Cardinals Outscore Boston, 7-2 Top White Sox, 5-2 'Z)e4~ Senators, 82 1 - WAS.HINGTON (IPJ~kv.land Alu PHILADELPHIA (IP}-The Phil­ Hold 1/2 Game '------By Alcm Moyer------mauled 'Washinglon's Mickey adelphia Athletics ended a three­ gallle losing streak and a 27-in­ You Can't Teach Tennis While Rolling the Courts - Harris and Al G ~ tlel for 15 rub ning sccreless drought last njght A few da·ys ago Tennis Coach Don Klotz accompanied lour bOYf and an 8-1 victory last night. League "Margin , when they counted one run in who played in the Missouri Valley tennis tourney to the national Early Wyn n sea ttered nine hib the !irst inning and wenl on to junior men's tournament at Kalamazoo, Mich., where the boys wBI to annex his nInth win agalntt ST. LOUIS (iP) ~ The St. Louis defeat the Chicago White Sox, compcte again: t the best young terrnis players in the midwest. two deCeats. Cardinals backedi up Red Mun­ 5-2, before 4,970 fans-the small­ One of lhe boys was Jamie Andrews, winner of lhe junior mcn's Bob Kenncdy, Dale Mitchell and ger's five-hit pitching with flvc est night turnout of the year. singles in the Mis:ouri Valley meet and Klotz' prize pupil. "A fcw Joe Gordon paced the Indiant doubles and a triple to hand thc Carl Scheib went the route for more Iikc Jamie and we'll really have a lennis PI·O· attack with three hits each. Boston Braves a 7-2 deleat last his sixth pitching triumph and The defeat was Washington'l night. Stan Musial had onc <.f Ihis first of the year over Chl­ gram," Klotz says. Jamie is an Iowa City boy, still in high school, but it won't be long until college daYf 17th loss in 19 games. t:,e doubles and the triple. cage. He doled out eight hits, The victory, ('ouplcd with Of. will arrive. And when lhey do arrive, Klotz wantf The Braves took an earl, 2-0 three of which to Cass Michaels. troit's win ovel' lhe league IOld. lead wltb two hits and two. He was touched for one run Andrcws' talen1 to help Hawkeye tennis teams. ing New York Yankees, put walks off MUD,er in the first in the opening inning on a walk K10b Is working hard to encourage tennis in Cleveland .'Jack In within 3 1-2 innln,. But the Redb'rds evened and two hits, and another in the Iowa City. Not only does he Instruct young !nmrs of the l'o'ad. the count In the fourth and let sixth on Michaels' triple and Ed­ players, lie even rolls the courts, ccnstructs the .... levrlo.nd .,. . .. ." tt O'~ I IKtH 11. Wu:h lncton .... ; . , .010 r1f' ()t - . t I loose I. the fiUh with a five· die Malone's Single. judge's stands for tournaments. I mes the lines \Vyttn "," ,1 U"J;"": B orr!!'I. Odtel (I) The A's, held scoreless in three '\nl1 Ear~y. Lr.Uarrll. run rally. and jl.lst about everything else therc Is to do In games again.t the Detroit Tigers, It was Munger's tenth victory challed Randy GUmpert in the keeping the courts in playing 'Shape. against four defeats this seu; n. f.:urlh. He previously had beaten He i: n't hircd to do that, but being enthusiasli( Except for the !irst inning and over lhe program he has set up and interested in the Philadelphians three times. KLOTZ a Boston threat In the eighth, ChJ ca.-...... 100 001 Il00-% 8 I MAJOR having lhe courts in the best possible shape. he doeE he had the Braves under control. Phllad.lph(a ...... 100 201 10ll-a ta u Gu.mpllrt. Surk.nl (4) a nd Malone, much of lhe maintenance work him: elf. "It's [aster to ctJ it myself: Bos '.1n loaded the bases in thc Scbelb and Gue rra. LP·Gumpert .. he says, "and besides, it lets these kids get on thc comts sooner." first on singles by Eddie Stanky s~ D"ld Elbie Fletcher and a walk to In building future tenni ~ players in a summel P('te Reiser, Marv Rickert walked, Over 4,000 Football program Klolz is thinking of his Hawkeye tennis NATIONAL LIIAG P. W L GR f ~ rc l !1g home a run. When T( m­ 'eam t:lO. There is nothing the former Iowa State per. '~. Lo,d, ..•...... ~~ 3~ .c;a ~ my Holmes hit to Red Schoen­ feachers college player would rather have than a 'lrnok,lY\' ...... nR 3K .1:0 1 Ii Posters Mai~ed Out i ~ht York f\f 4tl . r,~ 'l , d iellSt, lRickert was forced at sec­ ~ onreroncc championsbip team herc. A posler cat1fying the schedule lolfton ... ",.... n: 47 .r.:4G , ond as Fletcher scored. "Minor sports are gelt ng a boost now." he Dhthl delphla. . d . Gil -He ,li fo' Jl. or the 194.9 SUI fo(tball season OHtsburgh .,. , ..•.. I ~ !II ... tt I ISII Reiser tried to IIeOre on the says. In the past millor sports took more than "' lof"lnnaLJ .. ~ ::9 I\~ . It !t play but was out at the plate, and ticket prices has been dis­ "' hicafo .. " (I , .!'!M '!t1_ tributed throughout lhe state. just a back seat, they ",cre hardly even taken n :STEUO 1"1\ SCORES I'e hit his head, on Del Rice's "few York :~. (,llIr.-."n () i More than 4,OO(} posters were along for the ride. It takes years to gel. a new and left the game a half Bronkl)," ;'i, rIU'ihnrk'h '! (Ili,hl) f:- '.o (AI' Wlr.pbolo) mailed by the department of ath­ program into smooth o\leratiolJ. Klolz is very It, I .. "uis 7. Bo!Ctnn '.! (flIght) im Inr Ia.ter complalnlnr of dlz­ Cln clnnll.tl II, )'ldl:...del,Jhfa. . !l (nJ,ht) letics and are appearing in res­ pleased with the cooperation he Is getting' from zln ~ III. There was no report on A SCORE FOR THE GIANT . Willard Marshall. New York rl/fht fielder, scores (rom third ar~r toss frem Cub Pitcher Dutch Leonard lot away from Cat"hn Bob cheffing (r:ght). Umpire Art Gore calls taurants, barber shops, depots, gas the athletic department although much remains TOOAV'S 1·I TI.Ii\: RS an injury, however. New York at C'hJeaC"0 - Ko 10 (1-5' play. No. 8 In the forerround is Ray Mueller. Glan t calcher. The run was scored In the second inning. stations and similar places, Busi­ to be done. vs Il u s h Ot· I:.!) • Doubles by M/lrty Marion and ness Manager Frank Havlicek ANDREWS Brooklyn a( 1'11( .bur~h - Erslrln. ("(I The Giants won, 3- 0. "J ~ripe a liltle, do things myself, and keep pes­ Del Rice, singles by Tommy Gla­ lr )tf'r (K·2) VB ltldfllt- ( 1·11 said. tering for help," hc says, "and little by little wc're getting a tennh l'hUade lphla. a. ... ( 'lncJn natf - Bobe,tI viano and Red Schoendlenst, and . The central figure of thc poster 110·", VB R.rtrn,brrlH (1(1-( If Musial's tr!ple accounted for the progrilm into Chicago Cubs, talked about but not enacted. Life Is too short for that. His in­ VESTF.RIIAV ·1il S(,ORE~ Dodgers Take 2nd * * * Clevela"d ~, Wa"lhln,hn I (nl"hI) r,ipon, went the route for th e first time in morc thElll a month , 3-0. Only 30 men faced Jones, Grid Ticket Sales terest Is In building tennis and if It can't be done here be's llable Detroit 141, New York: :! (nl"ht) who was credited with his third to do It elsewhere. Having to roll courts and build judging stands "olliton 4. st. Loul.!' :1 (n1ll hll as Detroit defeated the New * * * Phlladell)hla fi, eliltAIo '.! (nl,M) From Pittsburgh, 5-2 York Yankees last ni~ht. 10-2. triumph in a week. Headed for Record III an Ideal way to lose olle tennis coach, We, tor one, wouh1 cer· 1'OOAY S PITCUERR A crowd of 57,238 (aw the Yank­ It was the firth straight victory ta Ill y rather have his ta lents directed at Iowa teams than at a De troit III N("w York - lJ out tem .. PITTSBURGH' (J?)-Gll Hodges for the Giants and lhe seventh Sale of season tickets tier SUI's (8-IlI ". !Jyrnr (8·fll , hit a home run and dcuble to ees' lead over Oleveland shrink to squad. say, on the west coast, where Klotz says, Is a very nice St. Louis l" ~ nll .. trw - Uarvtr (liitl consecutive deieat f>c·r the Cubs. home football games appears to 'IS Klnd~r drive In three runs last night as three and a half games as Allie section of the country to live and work. 01·;U Reynolds' 10-game winning streak Hal Jcffcoat rapped a single in be headcd for a record, Frank C'hf(!R,O at l'hlla(lt'lphlli (n"btl­ the red-hot Brooklyn Dodgers kept Hc's in for a big compliment on his work so far, let's have him Judson (I-I~) or Plt!rco (~·IJ) VII C.lt. ended. the second inning and Bob Schef- Havlicek, business manager of malO (K-1I1l pace in the National league flag fing got the Cubs' next hit in at·hletics, said yesterday. around for future compliments. Cloveland 11t. Washhtt'lon (nlrht)­ race by downing the Pitlsburgh Reynolds was blasted out in a yoU,r (S·8) >s W.lk (1.~, five-run filth inning to be charg­ the fifth. Hank Edwards connect- The supply is dwindling fast. • • Pirates, 5-2, behind the five-hit ed [or a pinch single in the ninth Whlle good seats in the seaSO!1 In the near future we can expect a tie-up between a lelevision A~IERICAN AS OCIATION pitching of Rex Barney. A crowd ed with hi:; second loss against II victories. and Emil Verban, who ran for ticket section stlll are available, company Rnd the Big Ten for ~ howjng highlights of confcrence ndlanapolis 7. St P n'll 2 of 27,697 saw the Pirates lose CoJumbus ,. l.{JH~'" ...... , . 0 Newhouser accounted for his him, was the only Cub to .reach Havlicek advises immediate oCr­ games. The whole idea, not to be confused with the Davenport sta­ \fllwaukee 5, LoLlI.vllle 3 r their second straight to the Dcdg­ sccond. derillg. No orders for si ngle game ers. first success since June 29 when lion that wants to do to\\ia games, is being pushel .by the sportE VJfnncl1polls at Toledo, rain he blanked the Indiam. New York ..•...... nlO litH 1111-'1 0 ., tickets will be filled until after Barney, who' anti). last night Cbl.a,. . .•....•.. ·.... 000 000 ~ 11 I Aug 13 editor of a leading magazine. Robinson put the Tigers in Jon •• (fl-7, "nd & IIl uoller: ~.on ..d •• An official decision will bc made next week. had won only tour games and lost front with his lenth homer with (I-(a, ond 8fh.tlln,. ,e··[v"mt) six, had an easy time with the one on in lhe fourth, and then lhe • • impolent Pirate batters. His own Two Pro Cage Loops Football does make complications. We had a call from a lady Bengals blew the game wide open ENDS wllqness accounted for the brace in the fifth with a five-run bar­ Shir~ey May Kills Reported Near Merger not long ago, asking if Iowa played a. homc game on Oct. 8. When we NOW THURSDAY of Pittsburgh runs in the sixth. ragc which included Wertz's 11th NEW! YORK (IP)- The two ma­ answered ye~, she said "how about the Hith?" Ye fi was the answer The Dodgers C(unted one in the circuit wallop with one on. jor professional basketball lea­ again ...."Oh darn," she replied, "I'll never get married this fall 'Nude' Swim Story gues will meet here today to sludy first inning when Duke Snider Wakefield hit his fourth homer if Iowa kecps playing home games!". . . . NOTE--.The HaWks are slniled, stole second and came 'a plan for a merger. off Fred Sanford while Lipon home for four : traight Saturdays, starting Oct. 8th. Looks like you home on Jackie Robinson's single. connected for his second off Ralph DOVER, ENGLAND f1I'l - Shir- O)mmittees of the Basketball can't ring a wl:dding bcll on a gridiron, doesn't it! Hodges hit his 16th homer 01 the Buxton, who fini:hed up. ley May France denjed yesterday eSSOCi9tiOn of America and the year to lead off the second and Delroll ...... 100 2~ 1 00(-10 It 0 wjth outraged dignity "ridleu- ational basketball league have put the Dcdgers ahead, 2-0. N ... York ...... • tlO 00iI 000- 2 10 % ous" re~rts she planned to doff een conferring tor the Jast sev­ Ne:wbou.er and Roblolon; ReJnoldl, her bathmg SUIt when she trjes eral weeks in effort to reach Yankees' Bertelli Injured Cliff C:.lambers, who replaced San'ord (1'1) , Buxton ('7) a nd Derra. LP ... Nine Radio Stations an Bey noldo. RaS: D.t . W~k.lleld, Robin. to swim the English channel this an ·agreement. Bob Chesnes In the fourth, hela . OD. Wel1l, Upon month. During Practice Session the Dodgers scoreless the last six ------Th b S I M Ike Duffey of Anderson, Ind .. To Broadcast Five 'gh e huxlomi 1 om~drse h' h a~ed·g·· ECSident of the NBL, said I a CHESHIRE, CONN. (A') - An­ innings. h I sc 00 g I' sal s e ' op . " . gel~ Bertelli, first string quarter­ The win kept the Dodgers a Red BaUers Blast her denial of plans far swimming erger IG ,?earer reality than half gallle behind the ' .!ront Home Football Tilts in the nude would "kill this ridi- ver be~ore. back of the Brooklyn-New York running St. Louis Cardinals, who Home football games at SUI cuiOus story at on~e and for all." I MaUrIce Pod~loU of New Hav· Yankees or thc All-American Philly Pitchers, 11-3 Ted Temme, trainer of channel Conn., preslde?t of the BAA, beat Boston, 7-2. lhi ~ fall will be broadcasl lhrough­ ~n, football conference, wrenched his swimmjng champions denied he has not been ,avaIlable for com· IIr.oltl,n •...... • . 1IS oat --..s III 8 CINCINNATI (IP) - The Oln­ out mOLt of Iowa, Glenn Devine, PIII.bur,h ...... DOt ow __2 B 2 had criticized Shirley for her re- ment. right knee and threw a cartilage Ba-rney and Campanella: ' Chelae... cinnati Reds wh o couldn't score athletic department staff member par led plans. out of place during a scrimmage Chambers (4) and Fllt,erald McCun· one run in 18 innings Sunday. in charge of radio contracts, said L~ ·C h .. HaS· IlIt.. ·Bod,••. "I muely remarked. that it was FAVORITE WINS here yetterday. D.'. (.'. ne. exploded with base hils last night yesterday. neither healU1Y nor pt'Oper for LAKE FOREST, ILL. M-Mar­ Bertelli, former Notre Dame to crush Philadelphia, 11 -3. The Eight Iowa stations and o.ne anyone. 10 swim in the channel lene 'Sauer, 15-year-old shotmak­ star, injured lhe same knee lasl Reds mauled three Phil pitch en In Illinois will carryall five Andrews 2nd Round in the nude," he said. "A woolen er fre m Los Angeles, downcd season. Dr. David Waskowitz for 15 (hits that included five home ga~ s by dlred broadcast sui t is necessary 10 conserve body Marge Whyte of Kenosha, Wis., snapped the cartilagc back in P" •••n ted By W.lt., WArfGtR doubles and a trIple. Grady Hat­ and a. network hookup will .tenln. warmth." 4 and 3 yesterday to retain her place after yesterday's accident. Winner in Net Meet ton got two doubles and two "'eed" at least ten other sta.· Temme l!8.id he was annoyed CENE TIERNEY ' singles to lead the attack. tions in the state. role as favorite in t.he WOmen '~ !rlIn George KALAMAZOO, MICH. - Jam· and disturbed when reporfs of Western junior golf tournamen<. . WInT ie Andrews, 14-year-old Iowa The No. 1 victim of the Reds' Devine oullined the Lineup as: the attempted channel swim of his STARTS SATURDAY eAIOT ' SANDERS' CAUl CHy tennis star, won his second murderous alLack was Ken Hein­ WHO, Dick Yoakam; KRNT, Al Dulch protege, 175-pound Mrs. r OUl1d match in the national ju­ tzelman, the Phi Is' It'ading pitch­ Couppee; KIOA, Don O'Brien; and Willi Groes Van Rijsel said she 500 SEATS DAilY MIDWEST PREMIERE $he gambled his Love. ~ • nior men's tournament here yes· er, who was shelled from the KSO, Gene Shumat.e, all of Des look off her suit In the water. tetday by downinl Wallace Holz­ mound in the seven-run fifth In­ M:ines; WSUI, Iowa City, Bill "It's not true," he said. "She AT $1.00 ning, Ken Trinkle and Bllx Don­ ITO SAVE HIS man, Wyomini, Ohio, 1-6, 7-5, Wolf; and K.XIC, Iowa City, Gene ware .a 'two-piece suit covered RESERVED SEAT TICKETS (. nelly didn't have much more suc­ 6-3. ClaUssen, (also feeding at least wilh white grease." ... ; ,No man would cess keeping the Redlegs sub- NOW ON SALE AT Andrews recently won the ju­ 10 Iowa stations); WMT, Cedar BOXOFFICE 'r"'ve" dare to risk dued. . Rapids, Tait ummlns; KCRG . THREE-I LEAGUE nior mrn's title in the Missouri Herman Wehmeier, who has the wild decision Valley tennis ~ t held in Iowa Cedar Rapids, Bob Brooks; and ·V.I~rloo 2. Dan.vllle 0 NOW PLAYING been about all Cinci~nati has had WQ UA, Moline,lU. 1"nTlnlUlpld 5. Tcrr~ lIo"te I .h. madel A story City. He is one of severa] bOYE 10 offer jn the way of a winning Q,dncy 8, Decat.ur 2 the. Valley association has sent Les Davis of WNAX. Sioux D"v nporl 5. Evansville 1 (J ot garnel "You MUft of turbulent lovo­ pitcher in ~ last couple CJf City, will broadcast the Indiana to the national tourney. weeks, -chalked up his sixth tri­ plCIYod by two oftlle and Oregon games. See It" Rain and wet grounds held up umph of the season but he fell TODAY & .cr•• n's mod gift­ the second day of the tournament, Most of the stat on a'so will ..,. inlo an old Redleg h abit when VARSiTY IIIW TOIl TIIIU .d dramatic Itars. causing matches to be four hourS carry the four away games. al­ COMJO_ , a ... , ( 00' nfl1RSDAY he served up home run balls to though definite Information as behind schedule. Dick Sisler and Bill Nicholson. P\llIa~.I,bla •...• . .. leo 101 __ 3 ft I to the contracta with other . . CI ..... nall ...... sot 010 II"-It 16 ! schools was not available. ~-~ Bel.l,elmn, Trinkle (~l, Do ..... lly (71 Bo.ox Top Browns "n. 8emlalell: Wehmeier .Dd Cooper. This is the most inclusive se1- LP·Hefnhelman. HaS: Pha-8Iale" NI(!h .. up d Iowa stations for Hawkeye ,uti!~ \ olson. ""_ In 9th Inning, 4-3 home games in hjstory, Devine .._---,. said. BOSTON (A') - Dom DIMaggio Favorite, Still Winning SUI home games are: Sept. 24, singled as the first batter in the In lawn Tennis Meet U.C.L.A.; Oct. 8, illinois; Oct. 15, ninth and then raced home from Indiana (Homecoming); Oct. 22 , JUII Jon ClIAlL£S third ba.se with the winning run' SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (J?) - Northwestern; and Oct. 29, Ore­ on a fjelder's choice as the Bos­ With the exception of e:ghth gon. ARTHUR·~CREA·COBURN ton Red Sox defeated the St. seeded Billy Vogt of Drexel Hill. Louis BrowllS last night, 4-3. Pa., all of the rated American BRUNER W1NS. 2-0 .. CEOICE SJEYEIS' . DiMaggio's run was scored with stars continued to hold lheir own J ack Bruner, former SUI base­ the bases l>( aded and none out after the second day of play in ball star, won his 10th victory of when Vern Stephens du~ked a the 23rd annual Eastern grass the seas{ n for the Waterloo Wh ite ccurt championships at the Or­ Hawks last night when he limit­ ~"111&8TAa1:8 FarDAVIt""" Ned Garver pitch, the ball struck his bat and rolled down the fLrst anl!e Lawn tennis club. ed Danville to three hits, 2-0, "Down to tbe Sea tn SbIPs'" base line. Vogt was upset by unheralded jn a Three-I league contest. add sums Sid Schwartz of New York, 6-2, wltlo III. Lo.l. • ...•.• . •.• Me :11 -..a 1 ! 4-6, 10-8, in a second round STARTING TONIGHT WWIOOI 1I ••101l •.•...... • ... m Oil eol-4 II • IIrhas GOtING Oarv.r .n .. ~n.r; 8lebltt ~ .Dd Balb. match. I Ha, ....·&1 ... Top seeded Billy Talbert of ...... "1 New York defeated Tony Trabert MeInt SIIlAIIII BOPP INJUR.ED of Cincinnati, 6-4, 6-1. "GUEST WIFE" SPADE COOLEY PITTSBURGH (A') - Johnny Second seeded Earl Cochell of "'lib 2 SHOWS DAilY Hopp, who had been goini great San Francisco, who arrived yes­ MATINEES EVENINGS • and O~CHESTRA CLAUDEtTE DON at • at luns f( r the Pittsburgh Pirates terday from Europe, defeated COLOR CARTOON in recent weeks, was out of the Carlton Rood Of Brooklyn, 6-1, COLBERT • AMEcua u'.rl.~ Piper" lln~up against Brooklyn last night 6-0 in a first round match. with a possible broken nose. HOPII ~ATER WONDERt.AND was hit In the faee with a batted WESTERN LEAGUE "--~IV:-:;;;E -I "8P.~lIi" ball In fielding practice. He was T'e.nv@r 5 S ioux City 2 LATEST NEWS taken to a hospital for X-rays. Llneoln Ie. Dea Moines I Pueblo 3, Omaha 0 ., ~ I ... _-- -- I '11m DAn.Y lOW~N, WBDNISDAY, AUG. 3, 19t9-PAGI mltEE 'Ve1s Children Pfay Hawaiian Student Keeps 'Lookout' on River Society School Registration Driftwood HelosStudent To Begin Monday Obtain Master's Degree (JP) Clc~lalld Registration for SUI veterans' A driftwood lc.g found in the Iowa river i becoming Wil­ Mickey Alumna Engaged to Law Student childro:n play school will be Mon­ [or 15 hill day trom 3 to 5 p.m., Mrs. Doug­ liam Bouge 's mllliter's the i . Hodge. a stadium park re ident, for an M.A. degree in art, last night. las Eastwood, pr sident of t .. r parenls' council of the schOOl. sa id extracted th five·foot log from nille hits yesterday. the riv r near Hills, Iowa, and win agoill!l A tall registration for persons because ot its peculiar twist de­ Tri-County School unable to register Monday will bp cided to carve a "dancing girl and Mitchell ­ Davis said construction worker!' La ~e table cloths need no iron- the faculty for the course. morrow night at 8 o'clock in the are clearing land at the lake sit(­ club rooms at 208% E. College and are starting to build the dam street. The charter will be draped which will close oft two creeks EVERY DAY \S for Mrs. Edna Yetter, deceased. to form the lake. Officers are reminded to wear A meeting was held Monday white. night by soil conservation com­ BARGAiN DAY mittees of the three counties bor­ MENZER TO DISCUSS TV dering the project area to deter­ IN THE mine a plan to keep silt from Prof. Carl rVl enzer, director of washing into the new lake. Davis railio station WSUI, will discuss said, DAilY IOWAN C~ASSIfiED Wedding television and how it may affect A watershed committee was or­ Iowa City reSidents, before the ganized at the Illeeling to advis( local Optimist club a t the Hotel the governing body of the state Planned Jefferson this noon. conservation. commission as to ap- For Fall 'MAkE IT'" PARTY . wlTM .

~dJowIut '., . AT THE ,. ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE OF THE ENGAGEMENT or Miss Either Hemingway to Robert R. Murphy by the bride-elect's pa.­ renll, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hemingway, route 7. A graduate of City IdIh tebool, M 5S Hemingway attended SUI and Is now em.ployed 1& UDiversity hospitals. Mr. Murphy, the soo of 1\lr. and Mrs. Ray­ DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIED ADS IIUlDd Murphy, route 5, graduated from City high school and is lOW elllared in farming near Iowa City. The weddlnl will take Place September 5 at St. Patrick's Catholic church here. EVERYDAY IN THE WEEK ' For Bargains in: Try and Stop Me It ,....---~-,By BENNETT CERt;----- • USED CARS • FURNITURE The socialite wife of a famous author was guilty of a Freud · ian faux pas at a litera ry reception recentl y. She attended very • APPLIANCES • CLOTHING much against ber will, but promised her anxious husband that she wouLd be her !)lost charming • Hundreds of usef~ I itemir She was, too-until the very moment of departure, when she J leized the band of her hostelS, ' And ... if YOU have something to sell, just dial 4191 ani let a friendly ad·taker help you place IlId assured her warmly, "It was 10 nlee of us to comel" your Ad. Another patroness of the arts found occasion to telephone a fa­ IDOW) detective-story writer. He Picked up the receiver and said, ~ "DulJleU Hammett speaking." She e!lrrtCted him sharply, "You mean DlUiell Hammett, don't you?" • • • It was Dorthy Parker who I "u uked one time to express an opinion of an over-praited novelist. e alY MilS Parker remarked ~ weetly, "He's a writer for the ages-for the Ilea 0('ou1 to eight." Classified Section ~ The People's Mar~.t Place • ~n,bI. 1Mt, 111 ~" Cert. DlllrlbuW4 bl KIDa ....tIInI 8JlI4Ic .... . , .. ", ...... PAGE FOUR - THE DAILY IOWAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3, I'" Holds Flying Bird MOlionless - If He's Got One, I Want One, Too Summer The Daio/ Iowan (ame·ra Makes Movie lik'8 Eyelash Flick" ~~~i~~I• , 1- - _ " ~ ~»L"r- II;:'v~ NEW YORK (A') - The moder \ by the same band opcraU on3 I ESTABLISHED 1868 ""~ ' "1 _--",:" -1- " ... - k ------~,....-22.. ~~~~--=- I.-'- '~, . - J-J"o f \ Ii Columbus is the man behind th their «randfa(tJers used. N M k tHigh WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1949 high speed motion picture camer:!., Ca.merarr'en t--ok , :1 ,'... d?___ - ..t~ " • ~ ~'1.I j .. ~h~n CI:lSC-I~Pf ew ar e I

UM> -----. . /~ Published dally ex.,.,pt Monday by Ielusive.,. to the ror repuDllcaUon of ::-:------=--== -"-"'- ... . ~~ "'~- .:.- He is discovering a new wnld I~~o;~~g~~e :~~~~!. w~~er,<~~~~ = R h-:d S IItuclenl Publlca\lons, Inc., 126 Iowa Ave.. all th" loct.l new. prtnled in thJJ ne... - that travels too fasl br th'! un- Iy out of habit, werc p: rhrming .owa Cit.v, Iowa. Entered .. oecond paper a ....U as all AP news dlspatC:hK. , --..0 --_~ _, ~ _::- _ eat" as easnn cia.,. mIn mIller at the ~offl"" at aided eye to catch, And he I many unnecessary movempl1l< • Iowa City, Jowa. under the act o( con- Board 01 Truatee.: RIchard Dice. ,rl!5l 01 March 2. 1819. Georle Easton. Don Guthrie. Mason slowing It down so that a bird When they were retrain-d, theil' Ladd. Leslie G. Moeller, Paul OllOn. I Demand Conf",u:!s Subocrlptlon rates-By carrier In low. Mall Sowers, Anne Smith. in flight hangs almost molionbss wor,k was reduced 38 percent. • City. l!O centa weekiy or $1 per year In in air and the bat of an (vehsh Airplane manufacturers. w'lrk- advance: .Ix months $3.~: three monthl FRED M. POWNALL, PublJahu NEW YORK (IP) Summ r df. ,1,10. By mall In Iowa $1.50 per .v.ar: • < ing in supersonic speeds have .Lx monthl $3.10: three months U. And ARTIlUR WIMER would take half an hOur 1.0 com- found these cam' ras indispenS3ble. mand for stocks continued ,JII­ other mall aubscrip'\.lonl III per year; Asa\stanl to the Publisher plete. terday and the market reacbel .Ix months 141.%5: three months $2~, HAROLD B. ARKOFF For example, inb'eased speerl~ BUline.. Manaler Things happen 100 fast lin a new high for the cu~rent 11101'!. Two leased wi,... oervlces, (API and tUP) make it barder and hard: r for CHARLES F. CARROLL. Editor m'le-a-mlnute assembly lines pilots 10 bail out safely, FarlY-four slacks sold al thllt MEMBER OF TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS JOHN S. DAVENPORT ... for factory wJrkers to Rce. W111'n best prices of the year and IlIliJ The Auoclated Preas Is enUlied ex· Circulation Director Jl lhey try to .iumll from a maeblne goes wron~. hUlJ'an planes traveling a' 400 mPPII five touched boltom for )949, eyes orten cannot detect lhe an hour, their bodies may nit AU'omobile stocks were unablt cause. tile sliDstrea111 and could be tnr:'l to make the grade despite a. num. In Argentina: Thought Cont.rol The man with the high speed Into pieces. Speed movies un· ber of attempts to join in the camera steps in. He takes mo v i ' ~ coven'd the otherwise invisible trend. An Argentine embassy publication, summarizing the new Peron at super-speeds of up 10 fI.OOO flaws 01 special pilJt - ejeotiol'l Trading was only m'ldmteb constitution, explained one provision this way: pictures per Sfcond and beyonn deviel"S ulljlil workabll', m~e active. TW'nover of 800.000 sharll "The stale will protect and favor the developments of sciences He screens the movies at norm;>l models were developed. was below Monday':, 860,000 but and fine arts, without allowing the exemption ot artists and Lcient· speeds which slow down by !iOO Bell engineers say ~p:r d film~ this latter figure inclL\ded near!) ists trom their social obligations. The artistic and historical weal~h times the movement he shot with helped save thousands of lives;r 200,000 shares of Cornmonweatlh of the nation ... will be under the state's guardianship f< .r the his camera. What the eyr NJ\l!d wartime. In one case, a particular and Southern alone. nol see before, it now can study benefit of the public's education and satisfaction." kind of machinegun jammed s' The Associated Press avera" in earnest. critical rnomentc. Movies, slowed of 60 slocks advancrd ,3 of 0llI For 14 months the National Board of Intellecluals has been Speed movies llre growin;: i~ down on the screen, proved the point to 63 .5, with 1he indlJ.ltri~ draftlna- a "Statute for Intellectual Laboren" lo r.t the demands industry. Efficiency expert.. USE' ammunition bell, by its crratir group showing the largest glin of the consmutlon. It Is now eomplete and will be offered to them to gel a close-un, I'I('ar­ weaving, caused the jamming. and followed in that order by the Argentine con&reM all a piece er leglslallon. eyed view of hundreds of 'pzra­ Sometimes the film camer­ utilities and rails. The bill will regulate activities in the fields of writing, motion lions ra11~ing from ihe working of serves better by ta king piclu re~ Higher in the curb were HUll­ pictures, the theater, radio, sculpture, painting and bhe sciences. a die-casting machine to th o wa\' to be .morcssed "/I," and IIm ·rican Ga~, SeeW Argentine authors. dustries, say movh:s have in. months of growth into minuleF Lock slipped, wilh Croft Brewiol 11 and American Naturat Gas. Sal~ 3. Newspapers must devote a minimum of two percent of their creased effiCiency and cut r'llltli and told the story of plant'" Iif (' total daily space to cultural or scientific subjects signed by reg­ In scores of ways. For years, in a way that could not 11avc of 220,000 shares compareil wi~ istered intellectuals. even In the b'ggest meat packing been done by any other locans, 180,000 Monciay. 4. PubUshing firms must devde 10 percent or more of their plants, workers lined sausOlges annual list to modern Argentine authors and the government must . i buy 2,OO(} copies of each book published. LETTERS 5. All concerts must feature at least one Argentine composition; Indians Going Modern radio programs must devote at least one-fow-th of their music time TO THE EDITOR to Argentine compositions. Cliff-Dwellers Get Homes Wired for Lighh 6. Sta«e troops must produce at least two Argentine plays (Readers are Invited to elC­ Blackfeet Buy Electric Cooking Rang?s each season. press opinion In Letters to the By J.:S. HERMANN It is obvious that the National Board 'Of Intellectuals didn't g') Editor. All letters must Include far enough. No proviSions were made for "registered intellectuals" hand written s'g-natures and ad­ The old-fashioned hand-made dress - typewritten signatures to wear uniforms and live in army bawacks. Indian blanket may soon be wired not acceptable. LeUers become for electricity. Then too, scme provision should have !been made for a South Interpreting the News - the property of Thc Dally Io­ According to a recent publica­ American Siberia for all non-conformists. wan; we reserve the rilrht to lion the Sioux Indians are find­ Thought control is a dangerous concept in a democracy. But edit or withhold letter!!,. We sug· ing thc idea of electric blankets It is essential for all thriving dlctatn~ policy formulation. the latter's vacation, has protested jrreat deal to learn a.b)ut his sl/rance against domination by the surrounding community i, i'1- In the present financial crisis in Great Britain, Secretary ot publication of the anonymous tes­ job, but not a trouble m'1ktr. anyone. consistent with the quality of thl' timony before the judiciary sub­ The one case in which great Treasury John Snyder, rather than Acheson, seems to be taking Lie, or courst', is under pres­ intellectual en v i I' 0 n men t yilU WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR committee. Communist ' pressure was brought sure from all sides. Like a yach 1s­ the lead in formulating American pl;Ucy. have creatrd-you have a crown Tbe state deparl'ment has ex­ to bear to obtain di.mlissal of ~ man in a SQuall, there may bl' 8:0n a.m . ~I o rnl n ' Chr pel ~: 'lO p.m . KSUI SIGN ON This Is hardly surprlsln,. The :Srltlsh crl,1s i, due to flnanclal jewel wrapped in a potato sack. 8 : 15 a.m. Npws. Ki"II Iman 3::'0 p.m, Sv mnhony pressed Its confidence in Lie United Nations employe was that tilJ?es when be has to trim ~ail Morntnp' Serer l':lrip Sn"U,I." d Singing Your dty is situated in UJC "'''0 am. 4: "0 p.m. developml'.nts rather than to diplomatic DOliclell. and Price. SCII. Pat MoCarran of Jan Papanek, [ormer chief of in order 10 keep boat on anytblng 9:00 a.m. ElIrc-pc SJnce 1870 " ' 1:) p 111. Mem"rablp Mu* mirl.,t of the most br>"utlfullv Ver­ 9 :50 a.m. New!, Danielson d : ~O p.m. '1" " Time Melt)dlea Also, Snyder is a long-standing friend of Mr. Truman and enjoys (D-Nev), wbo released the re­ the q->:ech delr gation wr.o war resembling II conscious course. 10:1'1 a.m . TUne Dusters fi· ... 1 p.m. ~h ll drcn' .. Hnur dant area in the world, Your com­ r •• , !,; ~. n full confidence of the White House. Ache~n, meanwhile, has not port, has been criticized by ousted from that post after thr' As for Byron Price, whose job j~ 10 :70 n. m. The Jhok, helf MlIc1 rAJ MonA" some Dther committee member8 dealh of his friend, Jan Masaryk clQse kin to thal of a businef:­ munity could be a paradise. In­ )O:.(fi 8.m . (! on'·crs:t.Uon Corner 5:30 p.m. Up To The Minute, Hock. proved himself to the President, despite his previous experience as stead, it is incomprehensible how 11 :r.O a m. New •. Hackett & Hart for dolng so. There is both Ru.csian and n1n­ manag~r and who is directly res­ 11 ' 15 a.m. Meloolpy ~ ...... I"m. ('"nmbo CApen men! ass('rting a want of human 12 :4{; p.m. ReligiouS NeWS RCl'ortPr 8:00 p.m . Honegger's It Kill' DiIVird" nece aorily make a good secretary of state, an employe under Russian press­ BuL there are fewer rm?loyer "intimidated" by anyone will fiet cleanliness. 1-/)'1 p.m . M1J ~j'.: 8J Chatc; r. ·m c.m. KSUl "(1N' on' Edward Stettlnlus was an Ineffee&lve seeretary, aUhoul'h he ure involved an rCficiency ex­ from lhe Russian .ophere than you only incredulous smiles from ?"M pm. News, Mftgsrrrl! 9:1n pm. RnMt HIghlights 2,10 lRtll (' ... .", ... "' ''It it' N ;') w:: un'fon ; It' ::'\!. cnce outstanding secretary. just did not fit. Russia itself. while wartime chief of censor,a hip. festing such an evidr nt lilck 0{ civic pride- littered 5t r e e t s It seems that our best secretaries have served apprenticeships Arkady Sobolev, a Russian and To oversImplify, the secretarial Ills admlnls&ratlve ability was a former assistant secretary gen­ can be divided into three claf~es' crumbling bridge and stairways in international pl'.: blems. John Quincy Adams, John Hay, George demonstrated In his hurried or· eral who lookcd artel' lhe se curity l -Qrdinary people wor'i .r. ..Iu) the material to reveal the Image of birth. In this figure the theme Where Shall We Go Wanted to Rent (Cont.) IWant to Buy 102 1'IRi::":·d e::-r--s..,Wan--:t:-ea.,....(r"co-n.,-t.... ) --- he had projected into the rock. is conveyed with dignity and sim- WANT AD RATES Hi~ I I\p OARL, BRAHCE He belicved that artists are plicity. Overheard at the ANNEX: "I'm Reliable lady alone nl'eds double-breasted, "Triumph of the Egg" expresses hangs a mystery of a Jiving being One Dar _ ..... _____ . Ge per word from!" You're always-almo~t, Responsible medical studcnt and size 37 or 38. Phone 8-1695. Out expenses on your trip homel John.F;~~nnagan's "The Triumph his belief that man still dreams invisibly bound with the sugges- T"- D lOe anyway- good company at the wife nesirc thrcl'-room apart. Get riders with a Want Ad. of the Egg" teJls the story and a out!e a, ...__ ._.- per word ANNEX great deal more to summer sculp­ waof rebirth afterd death,. h hand is al- tion of nature and the eternal Six D ..ys...... l3c per ward __~~ . ______'=' wanment. Write Box 6-L, Daily I()- MUSl'C and Radi'o 103 To western Montana via. Black ys concerne Wit t e mystery , quality (;mmiltee wu uneoncerned with present­ seeking inexpensive transporta- day science ILnd mechanism. One Month .. 50c per col. Jnc.h (Ave. 26 Insertions) ~ol'C'C'd to mow'! Trunk ;nd foot Riders Wanted III lion to California for German Flannagan, wh-(se sculpturcs arc Room for fall seml'ster. Dial 733~ lockers redu(.:cd! Swell Cor go------:...:...: student after summer session. 'now recognized throughout the Deadllnea Large sleeping room. Dial 3411. 'ng home. Now, ~5 t'l B.flO. lIoek- Wnnted: Three pn~sengel 'S N.W. Phone 2749. world, died in 1942 after a life ~ye Loan, III ~ ; Enst Washington. Minn. or Mpls. Au". 10. Mc- ::ru:7·d7 e--:t-o-=W=-a-s=-h":"in-g-t-o-n,- D-.C-.- A-u-g-u-st of independcnt struggle and pov­ Weekdays ...... _. 4 p.m. GOQd housekeeping ~ vulul' , Intosh X2661 afternoons. 10. Call Ext 4103. erty. Saturdays ...... _...... Noon Portable sewin!{ IIltH'hi:lt avail- tn house of sclected dudt'nt able: Sew-Gem, N.... w llomc, As an orphan boy hc started Chock yon, ." In the 11m I•• ue It couples. Augusl 10. Dia l 8-0357. To FlOrida. Can leave Wcdnesday carving scrap ~ of wood with appears. The Dall, low.n can be ft.... md DomestiC'. $1 n.!!". We ~('rvil' afternoon. Willing to share IPOn.lbl,. for only one Incorrect 1"~rUon . avera!! a piece of tin carefully sharpened Real Estate 94 111 mak s. O. K. Allpliiltlce, 620 Cut Your Expenses driving and expenses. Matthes, Brlnr Advertisements 10 ----;;..------.::.: o. Dubuqu('. Phon 7117. 3763. .3 of lID! ( n a cement /iidewalk. He had a The DalJy Iowan Business Office the indlLltri~ st.range pi\ssion tor humility and Attractive 4-room mddl'rn house Basemen&, East lIall, or phone with garagc. Ex('ellent ('omli FULLl':n Bfi.USl rES (l\ld-cI)Fmetics~ \ Ridc to Los Angeles August 10. the largest gm a deep sympathy for all living lion . On bus Hne, near KJrkwo!)(i Gall 2:187. Driving Home Ext 4279. that order by thinss. school Dial 3904 . Flan.nagan never signed his For l al : Two K-:!'8St I'n tn- Ulock curb were HUll!­ sculptlJfel. They were timeless 4191 wood :; an.1 ! ix Slim Sn('eu iron.. A ('ouple oC rldt'rs to help drive MAHER BROS. tar Gas, Natiollll - he was human and unlm­ •. A. WfiOIO TO TRADE: mod l'1't1 cabltl buil' U~c d f(l ur limes. 11 3. Eo Court. I and share YO llr driving el\pense" Ligh t 8fld 'Rail. poriant. Not caring about man 0 1.. 1111 ... Mona, •• in 19H. Equipped for eookin ." Phulle 73()2. would be 0 great help 10 you on TRANSFER Consolida(eQ Two-bedroom ranch type home , - the way home after the summer For eWcient furniture and his power, he turned to l' or n le: Oak bed un I (Iressel'. ~C' ion. e r vic r, Bn'W his kinship with all Jiving things with 46 acres land ncar Bul' Moving Natural ' C. _____..;;...-.;.. _____..;1:.,:1 Shoals Dam in beautifui ()7.crk good ire box. hnllP tahle, (. r rd - a chleken a goa.t, IL jackass. swecper. Ii pillows, 2 fe(lthl'r bert.. You can llet tho~e riders with and Ga~. Sepl , rrasshopper. lie found dignity Want apartm('nt housl or ·m·i1' Croft Brewi!l Found: Orvin wri ~ t watch by hos­ Phone :1530. a Paily lowan Want Ad. The Baggage Transfer III a goat, plI.lIence in a jackass. pitals. Pholle 4741. hotel in 01' ncar low:. City. C ..T . Want Ads 1'l"o('h all of the Uni­ Dint - 9696 - Dial al l Gas. Salll Small, Owner, Mountain Home. t('('tcrl>11be. Plnypen, bnthinctle, v l'rs ity' ~, 5.000 sl uden ts. Thcsc compared 'Pili Io Triumph ·d the Egg" illustrates Arkansas. tne feeling which hc put into his Lost: black-and-silver Sheaffer Phune 6253. folks aI'e interested in tides to their home towns. stone sculptUres, the spiritual Lifetime pen. Reward. Phone Wanted - to Rent 9~ Typewriters quaities which hc found in small 5307. Fly 'Triumph of the Egg' by John Flannagan Apartment or hOliSe. Two adulL. Economically Try u Want Ad loday. Costs are Stop In and see the new creatures. low, rcsults arc good. Call 4191 Lost: red Sheaffcr pen on North Phone 4748. Royal Portable. Like all tJ!C his sculptu res, i L is 1"01' les8 than haIr the usual cusl !lnd let a friendly ad-takcr help Dubuque Street. Name engrav­ We repair all makes of type­ simple and straightforward in Responsible coupl entering grad­ you can lake flighl tra ining, fly yoU write your 3d now. ed. Dial 2186. for sport or tr he might hll"l' Wanted Quick Service and heroic. The bird expresses TIl!'t any othp .. PIH:' I11Y, was buried with honors ycstrJ'dl1Y in 1\('. Autos for Sale - Used 21 Good Cleaning Pays Off the quiet peace of a roostlng l.ingtoll national cPlltetl'l'Y. You feel better, Juok better, ,Iris of 1M 1937 Graham. Good transportation. ut ROJ!er's Hih'-Way. Yf's. dove, the complaCt'.ncy of a Doorman an .lnler. Lt. (jg) James Olin Chiles, 25, ------­ $95. 233 Quonset Park. Y'lll' lJ get (fuick ~e('\'ice on all work better, when your clothea • elllng hen wben undisturbed. of Lakeland, "·Ia ., a pilot at the will be my worst night. Tomor­ ty pes of !'(,P Il irs. A lid t1t CI'r,'s 110 arc COD-c1caned. the cooiluc 1939 O'1evrolet Tudor------. $350. Call with the .,. As can be ljeen from "The Tri- Anacostia naval air stati'Cn here, row we should know." Part-time Work sacrifice of quality 01' workman­ 7819. Perry Anderson. Fasl, thorough cleaniJJg make. umph of the Egg," Flannagao died last Thursday At the Bethes­ Mrs. Chilcs asked if she could ship, cit her. You gcl til' top~ in older lIqllWl COD cleaning tops In town. Call English. wil hed his sculpture to appear as da naval hospital of bulbar polio­ gct him anything. 1936 Plymouth coupe. $225. Call J'epairs at low priles. myelitis- one or thc worst, but Apply Manager much as possible like rocks, un­ "Doctor prescribes what I need," 8-103B. todayl touched, natural and inevitable. Icast common forms of the dread he wrote. disease. The egg Of his figure is the "'ri­ AQout 8 p.m., he wrote his 1938 Dodge. Good motor, tight Englert Thea~er Roger's Rite-Way ginal slone as he found it, un­ He might have been just one last notc: body. 8-0670 aIter 5. COD Cleaners carved, and the whole figure has morc figure in the mounting polio "My neck is paral,9zed. Doesn't Anoss from the Stl and Theater 10C ~. CaDI""1 the same texture as if it had death toll except for one Ihing: hurt anymore." 1936 ChevrOlet masler coach. He died at 9:20 a.m. ~ever felt a ~ hise1. he wanted to help medical science Good tires, good motor and learn marc about the mystifying P'O .PEYE The roughness of this work is heater. Dial 2420. malady. So he kept a deathbed typical of his sculpture. It has diary of his symptoms and r r· Dr. Cantrell Dies; 1939 Ford. Radio, heater. Excel­ the effect of portraying simplicity actions as polio gradually choked lent motor. New tires, windows Ind casualness of execution. out his life . springs, clutch, brakes, rear end: .Flanna,an thought of his His notes, in a llandwrltten Funeral Thur~,~ay $450. Dial 9746. lCulp'urinl' as rreelnlt' a form scrawl that got steadily harder 1937 Nash, $300; 1935 Ford For- that was bound up In a rock, to read, were released by his 'Dr. C.M. Can t r ell, 54, 230 walUng to be released. For him, dol', $225; 1931 Oldsmobile se­ 26-year-old widow, Do roth y, Hutc-hinson ·avenue, 1924 gradu­ dan. $100. Cash, terms, trade. Ek­ AR creation was revelation; carv­ mother of two infant girls. In, was merely stripping away ate of SUI's medical school, died wall Motor Co., 627 So. Capitol. Ch iles began the tragic journal at his home at 3 a.m. yesterday. last Wednesday, the day after he 1937 Chevrolet sedan. Good con- was admitted to the hospital with He suffered a heart attack last dition, clean. Many extras. Dial Death ofJ-Year-Old poli() sympt()ms. Jan. 1, and had been in ill health 4470. "This is the best thing Ih al since then. 1934 Plymouth, clean. Excellent could happen," he told his wife 'Funeral sm-vices will be at 2 tires, sound mechanically, tight ~rings pono Total cheHfully. "Maybe I can work p.m. Thul'sday at Oathout funeral body. Hydraulic brakes, seat with the doctors and find a cure covers. Call 5231 after 1. for this thing." chapel. BUriai will be in Memory To' Nine This Year She .brought him a pencil and Gardens. Automotive 22 I Cathie Bowers, 5-year-old pad, and a few hours later he He was born in Minier, Ill , BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG wrote his first case note: Nov 1, 1894. He married 'Mildred '42 45 Harley, reconditioned. Ex­ daughter of Donald M. Bowers, tras. $200. 7482, Alexander. C., q>ralville, died of . polio at "To doctor: Haldersoll, LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 21, 1925. The co;: uple moved to Iowa University hospitals at 2:55 a.m. "First nDtices vision Incoher­ General services 31 yesterday, the njnth polio death ent or something at 1640 (navy City July 1, 1947, when the doc­ ------~------~. of the year at the hospitals. languagc for 4:40 ",ro.). Can't tor accepted a resident position ill Bendbt sales and service. Jackson'. She 'was admitted to the hos- even see clearly what I'm writ. radiology a t University hospitals. Eledric and GUt. pitais Monda!. ing. He was a member of the John­ ASHES and Rubblah Meanwhile, the number of ac- "If anybody puts me in a res- son County 'Medical society and Phone 5623. • live '0 patients under 1reat- pirator please note: I cannot the 'MOI'cy ulOspital staI.( at I>() w'l ment .~ the · hospitals hit a new swallow. I have a rapid accumu­ City. Printing and Typing 3S high of 36 fo~ the year yesterday lation of mucus in my throat. If Survivors include the widow; a Typing. Dial 7257. as sIx n~w patients were admitted. I am not allowed to turn my head daughter, Mrs. Price Campbell, xxv. !iQ.1M , Ernest Ulbrich, 2.3, Dubuque, to the side, [,JI choke to death." Houston, Tex.; a son, Robert, at Help Wanted 41 was admitted in "serious condi- An hour later, he wrote: home; a brother, Guy Cantrell, lion, according to hospltals au- "1753 (5:53 p.m.) noted very Portland, Ore., and two sisters, Head aitre~s for Mad Hatters Tea tharitieB. poor control of tongue in mouth." Mrs. Dora Arnett, Moline, 111., and Room. Opening about September Other .. admitted were Kath- Mrs. Chiles, who sat at his Mrs. Mae Crawff·rd, lMason City. l . DiaJ 3777. leen Atkinson, 8, daughter of bedside, asked if he were in pain. Chlrles At kin son, Camanche; "Some but not bad," he wrote , arc," UniversllJ ~n Gardner, 1 1-2-yeal'-old son 0/'1 the pad, unable to speak. of John Gardner, Elma; Robcrt "My guess Is I'm going to be LAFF-A-DAY Augusl Ii Phillip.'!, 5, ~on of Omar PhiJ- all rlg-ht." Uni verslty play, Ups, Cedar Falls; Eugene Jaeger, Then he added: r e," tJnivrrsll1 10, son' of Walter J aeger, Cresco, "Every person on this floor has .: . and Thomas Croft, 7-year-old son a contagious disease-don't wan1 I! of Mrs. Betty Croft, Waterloo. you around. All were reported in "fair" con- "Qan't read-vision's shot tem- dilion yesterday. porarily. Jon Pierce, ' 4, Iowa Falls, and "Only thing I'm worried aboul Jeannette Simon, 6, Farley, were is you. Iransferred itl "inactive" wards "Help me get pillow under head. . . '1ii.e~st:;;;e:;rd~a-;y;;l;;·n;:-;"g~0:;:0 -:d::":=co_n_d_i_ti_on_'_....:... __"-=Y.:.o.U::-=8.:.::h::..oU::I::d not stay. This lOOI"iMNm~~BO~ARD7t:i;:;:;:~--...~~:-::::.::;;;;;;BY GENE AHEIU .. · A NAMt:: I ORIGIr-lAl'ED, AND THESE PIRATES TAKE FREE OF IT WITHOUT SO MUCH AS IF YOU PlE!lSE ~ .. .. ~F · .. ·rM GOING HOME AND s SULK IN 'mE CELLAR, FOR THE DUNCE [ AM, IN NOT REGISTI:RING IT A.S A TRADEO M"RK/

BOOJ(S .,. ty Li/lrar 3J Ple;\·e r your ' books ' l"~C2 SIX - 1'10 DAJLY IOWAN, wtDNESDAY, AVO. !, lU9 Yelter's Employes New. Construction "to Give Oakdale Latest Facilities Calebrate Annual Sanitorium Redecoration Adds Color Christmas Party An employes' Christmas par\J, Patients Enioy Painting, Gardens with Jingle Bells and ChristJna& By JOliN HERMANN carols, marked the end of tbt The influence of Technicolor has I'eached the I owa Tuhl'r ­ Yetter's department store in 1'11\ culosis sanatorium at Oakdale. City. No two r ooms in the entire hospital will be the same color The porty, attended by 67 per. when a t'edecor at ing project now underway is complcted . E ach sons, was "shoved up" to Monda, r oom i being done in oft pa tel colors designed to please the p a­ night because that was the IaJt ti nt's eye. opportunity Yett.er's had to cil't Dr. W.M. Spear, sup rin tendent and m dica l di rcctor of the their annual party to employ!'!, Chris Yetter, former president c( hospital, aid lle kno" of no Yetter's Inc., said. imilar hospital in the midwe. t the lall of 1948 and is scheduled that has tried a redecorating pro­ for completion sometime this fall. The store re-. pened yesterdlJ under the new ownership arlim of this ty pe. Spear said he also plans to ot Younker Bros., Tnc. The redoeorailnc Is part 01 plot out garden space sometime a bulldJnC and remodeUnc pro­ in the future where patients at Morey Sostrin, president 0/ cram at the hospital authorized the hospital ca n grow flowers and Younkers, termed the ",ecent Yet. by the 51st and 52nd Iowa cen­ vegetables. ter's closing oul sale as the "bie. eral assemblies. Severa) former SUI .tuden&l gest he'd ever sccn." A new wing for the hospital are IXltients at the lIanUorlum. Yetter said aboul 90 percent 0 and a building to hGuse hospital On e of them, Dr. Milo Nlttler, the sbc·re's stocl< was sold in tilt employes are under construction. was an Intern at the UnlvenUy three-week closing Ollt sale. Only Work on the new wing, first of hospitals when he came to Oak­ a few items such as cosmetic! a series of new additions, began dale tlte last of Marcb. NItt­ and notions were turned over . .". early this spring and should be leT's wile Is a nura at the ,,,., ,., ¥ounkers, he said. completed in about a year, Spear hospitals. \ ..,- Yetter said the saJe was tilt said. A native of Santa Cruz, Calif. largest the Cirm had had in 6/

he took his pre-medical training ' ...... years of business. The new wing will include a at Stan Cord university a nd grad­ combinat ioc n auditorium, chapel 1 " The new Iowa City store, at uated from the University of Cin­ 115 E. Washington street, is tilt and lounge that will seat about ~. ., cinnati medical scht. •. 01 the past that he thourbt he people ever seem to fit the sur­ 'ssue New Stamp blend fabric. Cravenetted for water-repellancy. lets bec.use loved. HI. experiences there are roundings. !() tail! a nl bardly what be expect. and his Much 01 the uUDI' II 10 'n Honor of GAR BOYS •• Waler-repellant gabardine jacket with wool obey. artificial u &0 be lunny where eventual return to the present HORSE RACES pants. Hood zips down for deep pUe collar. "Ouchl" hi hardly IOlves his problems. leut lotended. Tbe love lCenet A new type of S ce nt stamp at Douglas between Gaupp aDd MJu Lei­ ~0It ~=:*'.k;:. :: Charles Gaupp, playing the un­ commemorating the final nation­ m,oci' ~-Aa&. 20. 30. 31. With a hypo ber.. , admItledly written with stimUian' fortunate, romantic Peter Stand­ " lng IHUe attention &0 the IHe al encampment of the Grand army hh, tries hard III keep a straight n­ Unlll 1111 dJence, are at times eJcruclat­ of the Repub lic will be issued face throughout. At times, how­ had alJnOll logly lonr and eonlUIIn... A.ug. 29 , F ra nk T. Strub, pt5tal lost ever, the opportunities lor a good employe, said yesterday. laugh are too diUicult to resist, We never know, after the first ~ "It's a mil The new stamp will measure and the audience response that few scenes, whether to laugh or Ier POOle. ' not. Is this a serious attempt at .84 by 1.44 inches, the sa me size limoS! hope: follows these tongue-in-cheek as a special delivery stamp. moments ought to be Lufficient profundity or a spotty attempt at CIRCUS MUSICAL REVUE lIoys' Size, Sut nol\' satire? The new issue will be made "definitely ~ . proof that the whole situation ~ IIlaIIt ••• _ bit &bow. 3 to 10 would be a happier one were this There are scenes which, as we tbrou8h the postoffi ce at Indian­ ala...... f_ D_ 01 __ ..d TJu 110, . nocIIo. &ro.d..,. beautp chona. all comedy. said above. indicate the latter. apolis, Ind., where the G.A.R. en­ campment will lake place. First TtoocJIa& -. -. -. tblWo =:-.Dd , Gaupp, In addition, Is not the But most of the way, it il an up­ ...... _ Urea hill grind and an exhaustlnar one, day sales will be m,llde from the --- ealJbJe man we would have liked to see nQUIW1ld as the sensitive Standish which for both audience apd cast. Such Indianapolis postoffice only. Other poStoffices in United Stales will let, &III 11 the (cript seems to require. ' an uneven and perplex!n, per­ 100 ACRES OF EXHIBITS begin sales of the new stamp