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On the Inside·. The Weather .. " Good Reeds Eliminate "Squawb" ... Pcroe 5 PartlY cloudy today. cooler east cmd Summ.r V.. pen BeQSn ceDIrCIl. Hlqh today, 71: low. Y"t.... " •• PaQe 5 u.. Peace Officen Meet Tomorrow d.cry'. bJqh. 13: low. n. ... PaQe • Eat. 1868 - AP Lea8ed Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP LeaMd Wire - Five·Cen. Iowa City, Iowa, SuDday, June 19, 1949 Vol 83, No. 171 Ignore 'Conf~ssions/, New Rains Threatening Beran Tells Czechs PRAGUE (UP ) - ArehbishQIi Josef Beran I!Ppealed \ast night to his Catholic followers in Communist-ruled Czechoslovakia not to Flood A-rea; Six Killed believe any II conf ssions" he might m~ke in the future. His words, recalling a similar plea by Josef Cardinal ~inds· senty of Hungary before he was tried aJld' imprisoned for life, * * * * * * touched off one of tbe mOllt spontaneous demonstrations seen here Flash Floods Fail to FoR Fisherman West Virginia's since the Communists took over. I ROMNEY, W. VA. (AP)- De!.tructive Oa.h {Ioods failed to Inter. The 64-year-old Catholic arch (ere with the opening of the bus selson yesterday for one hardy fish bishop spoke to his followers from Lowlands Face erman. the pulpit of the chapel of the Textbook Checkup Stahov munastery a few minute. He abandoned his car near here, put on hl:J hip boots and Waded after he left his palace where Stirs Angry Denials up the road. A short time later he returned with a dandy two and A Higher Crest Czech secret pclice still stood one-balf po u n d e r CIUght swlmmlllJ" riaht in ~e middle of U.S. PETERSBURG, W. VA. (IP) - guard. Route 26. New rain! brouJht fresh threats In tones unusually fervent for Among Wood Group him he sajd: ot disaster last nieht to the WASHINGTON (.4") - Angry fIDOOed Shenandoa h-Potomac \'al "Perhaps very soon YOU wtll members of the house un-Amer ley lowlands. At 1 1 six pc m IIt.r &11 sorts of thlnp eon ican ,ctivities commit~~ !laid y~ Ford UA W Pay Ilready had perished 1n the rag ~ernlng Reiects me from the radJo. You terday they weren't even COnt lIIay tha~ J hear have maele suIted about a t~xtb The summer season ot the ~owa I City plaYlfOund and rec~Uon athletic d~tor tor ltD ' ~ltY commilsion will ODell tomofrow grou"d. ~~ t~... .ft~",e . • ald. with reliltration It the threJ play- ae"ton iitreet . pliYlround dt grounds - Lon~fel1ow, Benton reCto!:s are. raid ~." Iowa street and Brown street, Reer•• - <;:Ity, and Dorothy Frarike, Grand tion Director J. Edgar Frame said Rapida, Mich.; Brown .tteet. y.sterday. Lawrin~ GermUlk~, ~tan; N. P.rsons may re,later for team J .. anC:J ~~ ~00I'f, 19Wa City, groupI, junior I.adere, _ett and and ~n"eUC»w. ,Dean Moberc, clean-up aquads, gam. pro~am. pea Moin", and ~a ' ~ physlcal fitness pro,nm, haad&- Lone~. •. " '. . crafts, hikin. lor bo". and &IN. I l'aJlIi11 'ni,hi ~cl 'l'Ovl... ~U plannl", .or the pet and hobb)' be f",ur~ lit ~Uq" pla,. p ...... _. • (1)aQy ...... "... "7 WaTt" 0 ....' lAP Wln'•••• 1 " •• _" DAY TODAn IIA'!U ••• Ita. It'a .... blrtlda,. .... __ Calh1en8 (left) and 1.\&111 DUMA. nlLDI ,aft a .11 a 1Iahu, ''''a, In ,re""UOD for the ealf ahow In Paeltl- Ibow the w"k of June n, wad'lII I fI'Ou~~ 1'U~ ' ~ ~~ a,pton ...... llteelat. ... . et ... IIneId tit,...., _ &be, watab Dadb ~ hi' &heir diaper I&hi Il", nil' w"k. Mill ...... ,'M ..... r ..., to rive .....lc1ll'e It ill. ·'cllltom.r" dee'recl. pool and multiple use area prO~ ....t We4P-'" IilIht ~ ~t ehuh. ,,*ene, Pa..... aM BIle...... wile ...... ID tIM .ae&1II'e wltII ... o-IIb, are 5 months ~t It one 0' 1It,,,al prod.GIt " ...... ~~.Uon tbn.,h the IUlple... , &he Kentucky ,\rUt.. :aI il'am. ~ .~ · ~uf..d., .~t, tit .....;. Michael II at Me..., Ia4MPltal reeet .... bIGed trabsl'aaloaa lor aD aaemlc Gbn4ltlon. Mr. aD!I ...... alaUtL , Duane Chlaman, l,iondamln, II rr~ ~id: ' T!',:' - . 1m. lfIfOaM·...... WIll .... aM ~ .. II•• a'ttI e...... a...... eoralvme. PAGE TWO - THE DAlLY IOWAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1949 Walks Prove tostly Notre Dame Eliminated Cards' Pollet Checks Phils, 4·3 SOUTH BEND IlPI-Wake For. est college of Norlh Oarolina ye.. To Faltering Chisox ST. LOoUIS CAP) - ITowie Poll t stopped a ninth-inning rally terday defeated NoIre Dame, 10-?, just short of a 1 ie last night ancl the flying Philad lphia Phillies In the second slralgM game to Rex Barney Blanks·Cubs, 2 dropped a 4-3 decision to lhe St. Louis Cardinals. -0 win Its way in the linal NCIAA As Boston Wins, 7-5 The stylish southpaw had the baseball tournamenl at Wichita, BOSTON (.4') - Boston's Red Phils blanked with six hits going Golf Tourney Tied Kan., next week. Eighth Straight The 'Original Broadway Clowns' Stop in Iowa City Sox made good use ot bases on inlo the ninth. Then three singles balls yesterday in a six-run in- filled the bases with one out. - Wake Foresl downed Notre DETROIT !\PI - Llyod Mangrum Dame 4·1 :F'riday. ning by which they defeated the Big Bill NIcholson went in as a of Niles, Ill., shot a neat 68 - Chicago White Sox, 7-5, for their pinch hitter and walked, forcing O'Yer Chicago third successive decision over the home a run. Richie A$hburn flied three u~der p ar - to tie Cary visitors. out to bring in a second tally Mlddlecoft yesterday lor the lead CHICAGO ()P) - Rex Barney The home club, which boosted and Gran Hamner singled home at the 54·hole mark of the 72· was in rare fortn yesterday as itself above the .500 percentage another. Then Pollet tightened hole Motor City open golf toUl'na- he. pitched the National League's mark, had to call on Lefty Mel and fanned Dick Sisler, who had trdnt - running BrO'oklyn 'Dodgers Parnell, ace of the staft, to pre- made three hits previously, to m~:~h has 204. to a 2.0, five hit triumph over serve the victory in the ninth end the game and snap the Phi1c' ______the Chlcag{) Cubs. ' when the White Sox rapped out winning streak. at six. Barney fanned seven and walk !ive consecutive . hits for three The Cards counted in the first ~ A Delicious ed only two batters in going the runs after two were out. on a walk, a single by Ed Kazak distance for the second time this It was Parnell's first relief and stan HoLlmig's error. They Snack For season. His previous route going chore of the season. added two more in the third when performance was a 3·1 two hit Left Handel' Billy Pierce, the Nipp J on€s came through with l) ' . . '1 Any Meal conquest over the Cubs in Brook starting and lOSing pitcher, walked a bases - loaded single, Ken •• ( - ...a ~~~~.--:' lyn ten days ago. lour batter'S and gave up one hit Trinkle, who relieved curt 81m ~ . Quick LunchH Served The victory was Brooklyn's W;nf in th e fourth inning berore being mons, forced home the final Clard to satisfy your appetite eighth straight over the Cubs and yanked. run when he walked Enos Slaugh- extended a Chicago }oslng streak There were three on base when ter with the bases loaded in the FREE INSPECTION Delicious to seven games. It was the Cubs' he left the premises and Johnny seventh. Hamburren sixth straight beating under their Pcs,ky promptly tripled inlo the Phlla,le lpbla ...... otO 000 ~~ 102 1&yo ur watch at home uae lc88 new manager, FranJc Frisch. in right off Rell'cler Al St Loull ...... IO! 000 10:1:-4 •• Simmon., Trinkle (1) and 8eml .. I.k; or doe! it keep T"'''' time? Let Taste templlnr Brooklyn nicked veteran Emil for three runs. Polloi and 111 ... LP-Slmmon •. U8 fix it up right wkh our ex Leonard i{)r a run in the second ChlcalO ...... 000 100 00lI--6 IS 0 Chill inning. Gil Hodges beat out a Botlon ...... 000 60 1 oox-l 9 e r-...... --~....,;------...... pert cleaning. oiling and re Plor.o. Golto l (4) a"d Tipton; Kind· M~JOIl. hit and raced to third when Carl .r. Par .. oll (9) and TobboU.. Wlnnln. pair. if necesllry. Genuine I10t DaIS pltc hor. KInd ... LOlln, pltelo or Plor ••. parte. ScieDtWc regulation. F urillo followed with a single to Malts r~ght. Leonard got Bill Cox to :fly • All work ",aranteed hy ue. out. Bruce Edwar~ , then bounced Special not. to Elgin Watch) Come in Today t l) Second Sacker Emil Verban Yanks Snap Tribe S~ owners. If your Eleln It a 1939 who lhrew 11 im out atter missing mod. 1 or lol.r w. hoy. the amaz a tag Wl Furillo, Hodges scoring Victori:es at Six, 6-3 ~~ Ing naw buraPow.r Maln.prlng for on the play. Verban claimed that NATIONAL LEAGUE II. Elllllinol •• 99'Jf. af watch ' . polrs -,' NEW YORK, ()P)-Vic Raschl, W L PCT. GB due 10 ,'HI moln.prlne fallo" . ..\ Furil10 had gone out (If the base Brooklyn ...... 3~ 22 .6 14 line and should have been called · ~h righthander of the New York St. Loul...... 82 23 .58t 2 Yankees, cooled off the Cle.,eland Pblladelpbla ...... !IlI U .Me S out, to no avail. ~ BostOD ...... Sl 26 .M" 4 B'00"17" ...... 0\1 000 000-29 0 6-3, yesterday to snap Now Vork ...... J!9 2n .~2l 5 Chlu/ro ...... 000 900 ~ 5 0 six game winning Clnolnnall ...... ~4 HI .4110 10 Bantey an' Edwards. Cal'l)JJanella. (6); Plltsbu'rh ...... 22 S4 .393 1W. WAYNER'S Loonard, X.,b (91 and Walker. LOllnr and increase the Yank's Chl.aro ...... 19 37 .1139 15\ ~ pItcher. Leor ltd. ~ n league lead over De YESTERDAV'S SCO&£8 (Dall V Iowan Photo by Flick Flel •• her) Now York 5. PIIt.bar,b 4 STOPPING OVER IN lOWA CITY while their bus is repaired are the "Broadway Clowns" baseball to four and one half games. Cincinnati G, Boston 2' Giants Nip Bues Behind Brooklyn 2, CbJca,o 0 team from MinneapoU~. The troupe is made up of 12 players who play exhibition baseball from early , The victory was Raschl's 11th 81. Loul. 4, Phlladelpbla R (nlrbl) Koslo's RElief Job, 5-4 spring until Sept. Yesterda.y afternoon ille Clowns p1ayed at Mornl", Sun and tonl,ht will be In actJon cif the season. The big righlhand· TO DAY'S PITCH£ •• who has been beaten only New York at PUt,burrh - Janie" PIITTSBURGH (.4')-Lefty Dave at Wyoming, Iowa. Pictured (left to right) are Charles Ward, Buster Prince, Fred Akers and Manager W' (6-0) VI Werlo (4-3) or Ch ..n .. (8·2) ~I Koslo turned in another sterling Governor I1arrls. The team will p}a.y in towns from coast to coast beiween now and the close of the choked the Indians off on Bo,ton at CIncInnati - (2) - Spahn hits, two .(J.f them solo hom (l-~I and Antone ll I (2-2) Va Erautl (a-~, relief job yesterday to earn the season. and VandorMeer 0-41 0' LIvely (4-4) For Summer Pleasure ers by Larry Doby and Mickey B.ooklyn 01 Cblca,o - lIanl .. (3-=) or New Y.ork Giants a '5-4 decision Bra .... (8-1) VI Schml .. (2-6) over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Vernon. Philadelphia "I st. Louis - Helnhol man (7-3) YO 8lale, (4-3) When The Day' K(lslo came to the rescue of Hawkeyes in AAU ,~ Old Satchell Paige opened for I Shelden Jones in the ninth inning Duane Draves and Bowen Stass Bruner Hurls 1·Hiller in Debut We Indians but didn't have his AMERICAN LEAGUE \jsual pin point control and as a W L PCT. GB with a runner on second base forth, star Iowa swimmers, tenta (Speol.1 10 Tb. Dally lowln) New York ...... 86 20 .643 Classes Are Through and four runs in. He granted an tively plan to compete in lhe Na l'esult Iell behind in the first in Delrolt ...... SI 24 .1164 4\ ~ W ATERLOO--Lefty .J ack B runE'l', late of J owa university and njng. Pblladelpbla ..... S1 25 .(1(1.1 ~ infield single to Pinch - Hitter tional AAU swimming champion CI .... la.d ...... 2K 2~ .528 8\~ Big Ten fame, made his professional debut last night with Water Clevoland ...... 00& 000 21!f-3 7 1 W.lbln,lon ...... tt 2ft .~ 19 ? Dixie Walker, got Monty Basgal to ships at Los Angeles, Aug. 16·19. Now York ...... 200 lOZ IOx-G 1 0 loo of the Class B Thl' e-I league by pitrhing a one-hit 8-2 victory Boslo" ...... 28 27 .1\09 ?\~ pop out and finished in a blaze Iowa's 1948 Olympic champion Chl.a,...... 23 S~ .891 14 over Decatur. St. Louis ...... 16 39 .291 19\ ~ of glory by striking out Ed Bock Wally Ris, may also take part in YESTERDAY'S SCORES man and Johnny Hopp. the meet. which would give ihe The only hit Bruner gave up in real trouble only once, in the New York 6. Cleveland S Cooper's Bat Dips ~ N.w York ...... ~eo OOl 112-U ~ n Hawks the same 300·yard medley while he whiffed 14 baismen was fifth inning. He walked three and Botton 7, Cbl.a,o Pltt.bur Cb ...... 000 000 001-4 61 Detroit .t WublnltOQ (rain) FAIRVIEW Jones, Hansen (9), Ko.le) (9) and Welt. relay learn that placed second in a booming home run in the eighth then forced in a run with a St. Loul. at Phlladelpbla (nln) rum; E. Riddle, Casey (8) and MaxI. TODAY'S PITCH!!R.! the indoor IAAU championships Braves Again, 6-2 1.1 (2) - WlnnJnf pitcher, Jones, Loslnr pitcher, inning. fourth free pass to first base. But Delroll W.. hln,toD - Trucil. E. RIddle. last sPI'ing. CINCINNATI (.4') - W a 1 k e r (9.3) aDd nutcbln.on (3-~) ., Calve.t Hurling befvre a capacity crowd he got two io fly to center field, (6-~) aDd dIlII. (0-01 or Ilorrll (8-31 of home town lans Bruner was ending the rally and leaving Cooper's big bat boomed again SI. Loull al PblladelpMa - m - yesterday and the Oincinnati Reds Drewl (2-4) and Garve. (S-~) VI Scheib three runners stranded. (~-S) and Xellner (8-3) Bruner walked four in the lirst marked up a straight victory over Cleveland al Ne .. Yorll - Fol.ltr (2-8) GOLF fhe Boston Braves, 6-2. VI Rey.olds (7-0 two innings, two in the second on Chl •• III BOllon - Gumpert (S-G) Cooper's home run, double and ,o fEU]])j ,) four pitches each. VI Siobb. (1)..1) or Muterl.n (S-4) e single provided the offense and Only one ground ball was hit ~en Raffensper~er's pi4:hing , prJ NPW Ends MONDAY to the infield, it tQ the $50 vided the tight def~nse in the USC Wins NCAA 2 TECHNICOLOR HITS rookie, Jim Baumer, who over rejuvenated Reds" triumph. Rat· threw first base. The only other iensberger, winning his seventh Team Track Title ball hit to the infield was a pop game of the season, aUc,wed only fly to Bruner. six hits, struck out live and didn't LOS ANGELES IIFl - The Uni walk a man. versity of Southern California Tro· • A conveniently located 9 hole cqurse In OSIIKOSII MAY SWITcn Boston ...... 000 02() 000-2 G 4) jans captured their 13th National ST. PAUL. MINN (UP)-Pos ClnclnnaU ...... %13 900 OOx-G 13 0 lIall. G. 1!1I101t (S) Vol.elle (8) and Collegiate Track and Field cham excellent condition for .your summer sibility that the Oshkosh, Wis., ¢randllll; Rarten!iJ)I~ rler anel Cooper. BLRS : o ••-S .. uer. Ru ...I1· Cln-Coopor ionship yesterday. One meet rec team of the National profe!sional P-HaU. ' . ord toppled and th ree were tied spare-time enjoyment. basketball league might shift its in the 28th renewal of the event. Iranchise to S1. Paul brightened ,_ UDoors OpeD 1 :l~" The Trojans, who won their yesterday alter a meeting of city :J first NCAA crown in 1930 and! officials and promoter!> and the .. durin&' one span made It nine Oshkosh general manager. 1'H1',1m. oj.. strai&'ht, amassed 55 2-5 points Rol,nd CuhoTr . lucllir Rlchl,d H,yd.. -ENDS to carry off the team trophy Harold V~milyeol ""","d .., Ch"rtlr' 8t-.ckftr NOW TUESDAY_ 01,_ ., BILn WILDER by a. wide marrln. • On U.S. Route 6-one mile east r JJ i J J Sprint King Mel Pallon of USC f1i'111~'v'~i equalled the NCAA record in the of Iowa City CO-HIT NOW ends MONDAY 220~yard dash in 20.4 seconds, lind won the lOa in 9.7, his third successive NCAA triumph in the • Weekdays - 40c Per Person 1011. ' AVA event. Taylor • Gardner Mal Whitlleld of Ohio State, Olym,plc aO-meter champIon, CWUI La.ahton • Sundays - SOc Per Person won the 880 yard run in the ,,(he record·tylnr time of 1 mln u~, 50.3 seconds. Cartoon Wisconsin's Don Gebrmann &lJ!e captured the mile run In four minutes, 9.6 seconds, the fastest GOLF FOR FUN GOLF FOR FUN mile run outdoors this senson. See l 'AWFUL ORPHAN' The Badgers finished nlnUt in The , (I .. roalorl •• - Ca.rtoon - team standings. STARS ~ . COLOR IV I[DGAt BERGEM TEULIN' AROUND' Und e~ P: ,m:W1MIIIlI DINAIt SHORE - Comedy - Late News Events The Stars , IYAIIING TODAY and MONDAY ONLY MaoorieMAIN , •h ALWArS A SHOW RAIN or CLEAR Percy KiLBRIDE e...... ' . . UNIVERSAl. INTERNAno~mlJB£. , f i ' PLUS Walt DIMe, 's "Goofy and WllbUl''' Ted Flo RUo BOI HOPE SAYS, "7~/'" And Orchestra Leon Errol EDDIE CANTOR SAYS,·S-,,!" "I Can't Remember" Keep Cool and Comfortable CA'RY GRANT SAYS: ., " III T« h"ic%r - Late News- + Get rid of that hot, sticky feeling from Summer Bob SeDD1ah TODAY and TOMORROW heat with a reliable Westinghouse electric fan Daily Iowan Movie STRAND THEATRE, Iowa ClI, P erformances 3:00, '7 :01, 9: 30 •.. available to fit all cooling needs and every Critic, 1CIld: Adm. Adult 55c Child lOe incl tax "Henry V Is the pocketbook. theatrical event - prices starting at $14.95 of the season:' I :J~omaJ llee/ric Co. 1. E. WCIIhJnqtoIl under l~ Showa /I We BeU t1t.e But and Sef'vil't the /lest" at FREE 1:15-1e:00 :Adults 50 ~ , ," ," .. . ' ...... ~ ..- ...... ~. _ _ _. u _ _ •..;1. ._-__ ...... ;..- t • ...... , I / . liminatecl tR:B bAlLY IOWAN. stnmAY, JUNE II, 1'.' - 'AGS TIIIlU I--Wake .....cur. A urolina Yes. Steindler to Move e Dame, 10., Miss DO... .Miss DON'T ~wafJdniorBegColI.ege THIS WEEK'S , , 19ht eBrne. ~ To Mercy Hospital final \.on erence IRS NON. Town n Campus Dr. Arthur Ste1ndler, profeuor l at Wichit aDd retired head of the depert Vacation means summer jobs for many coeds At SUI Tomorrow ment or orthopedics In SUY's col " MUSIC PP.D£ILATED BUSINa8 AND I Mrs. J.M. Mariner II dlalrman. lwned Notre lege of medicine. wlll mo~ his and for these would-be career girls are many "dols" A two-day conference on Junior PROFESSIONAL W 0 M B N' 8 Reservations mould be made by offices Mercy hospital about coUege problems will open the * CLUB - Opal Tanner, Muscatine. Br* OONALD kEY director 'Of District No.8, wlU tomorrow noon by cellini Mrs. June 29. according to hospItal. and "dont's" in applying for a .lob. Iowa Junior colle,e workshop, * Since the first Wednesday eve- address members of the Federated Harold Reedqullt, ene or Mrs. authorities. whlch starts tomorrow and will He will begin to recei~ pa Pictured below are "Miss Do," the perfect sec continue through July 1 at SUI. nin' music hour scheduled for Business and ProfessIonal Wom- Harold Monk. 81M. tlen at the new location on July The conference will be held in , . en's club at a dinner meetlna ••• ne~l Wednesday, WIll be a sonata tomorrow night at 6:15. Tbe meet.- 1JNIVDS1'I'Y CLUB _ Mem- 5. HIs offices are now located in retary, portrayed by Nancy Witte, A2, Burlington, Old Capitol. Both the worUhop the Children's hospital. and the conference are sponsored recital,. a few remarks ooncem- ing will take place In the Iowa ben of the club will hold a part_ Ing thu form of music are in Union and will include the In- ner bridle and coffee II a.m. Tues Present plans call for Doctor jointly by tile Iowa state depert Steindler to retain his position at and "Miss Donlt," the bane of every boss, as model ment of public jrutructlon and order. stallatlon ~f new officers and rec- day June 21 In the club rooms The word "so~ta" Itsell is ~ ognltlon of new members. Reser- at lbe Iowa unIon. In charce of professor ~f orthopedics in the SUI. college of medicine. ed by Killeen Diddy, A4, Perry. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. the func foreboding that It succeeds In vaUo'ns may be made by camn, coUee are MlJ. Edward Weber. t For tions of community collePs In scarlng away man?, listeners, ,ilnd Estella Boot at 330S. Mrs. r. A. StromIten and Mrs. P. when the word IS followed by ••• W RI-'-ard -.. RB W Ile Manie4T \ Iowa will be discussed. ).t 1:15 oth-ers such as "Sonata In Classic . "'. IOn ..... t. . Y , 1"_'''--"'" ..... Meal p.m. a progress report on junior ,Form. Opu& 474, No. 16 In E ml- MEMBElUJBJP ()O~ M,.. Thomas Caywood, Mrs. M.C. Wecld' Daily Iowan Photos by Flick Fleischer colleges in IlIinoll Is p1ann~ n.or with Modulations to the Lyd- W.O.M. - Chapter ruaht tor Boyer and Mfa. Seott Swisher are In9 lies Served The recommended practices in Ian Mode," listeners stay away Women of the MOO6e will be held In charge of brldte lJTantements. IovUat1o... II Au~ student personnel work and the In droves, and even some musi- Tuesday night at 7:30 at Moose Members of the club and wives ur a.Ppetite financing of junior colleges will clans are leary of being bored. hall. Mrs. H.P . Schwab is chalr- ot new and vlaltll\l faculty mem- at Wayner'. s aslo be on the agenda tomorrow Actually, there Is no need to man. There will be a~ Inltla~onbe:~l'I~are~~in~V~ft,~ed~. iiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · afternoon. shy away from such titles Ex- of new members and lDlItallation .. Tuesday at 9 a.m. national planations are quite simple. The of oencers. trands in regard, to junior col word "sonata" in general, jmplies • • • leges will be discussed. Other that the composition features two ATUEN8 TEMPLE' NO. II problems to be discussed Tues 6010 Instruments, each having an PY'J1f1AN 818TU8 - The last Get YOUI Art Supplies at II day will be the need for study equally Important part. regular meetlng of the Pythian ing the relationsblp of junior col In the cla5siraJ era a specific sisters will be held Tuesday, June lege( to four year Institutions of form was u ~cd 1n sonata comjlo- 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the Oommu "The Sign of the Pa"ette" higher learning and community sill on. They commonly beGan with nlty buUding. Officers will be Today college curricula. a tast moveml lit, folJowed lJy a hostesses at a pantry shower In A summary 9f the conference ~low one. a minuet, and ,mother honor of MU.s Earline valla, brlde- all YOUR needs for Art and will be given Tuesday atterJloon movement in fj"lck time. elect of June 24. by Prof. John E . McAdam of the Oomposcrs t:,..1ay have I most ••• SUI college of education. abandoned this formula, which CHARTER CL~There will be Design classes for Summer Session . was also used for symphonies lJ Ad no June meeting of the Charter string quartets. dub and in the event of a July nn No.2 Two sonatas will be presented meeting, members will be con Miss Yvonne Lagel on Wednesday's program by Hans tacted by phone. • Inks UOD • Brushes • Water Colors Koebel, cellist, and John Simms, ••• Weds Gene Bigelow pianiSt. One, "Sonata, Ill. Opus NEWMAN CLUB - Members • Stretchers • Print Shop Materials 69," by Beethoven will follow the of Newman club will meet In the Yvonne Lagel. daughter of Mrs. classical form. The other is Piz- Catholic Student center 1:30 p.m. • Sculpture Materials J.E. Grace, Oxford, and Gen~ L. zetU's "Sonata In F." Tuesday, July 21. • Oils Bigelow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Os Stations WSUI and KSUI will ••• car Bigelow, TiUin, were united In broadcast the program at 8 p.m. PI LAMBDA ThETA _ Mem- • Papers • Engineering Supplies marriage at 2 p.m. yesterday: The from studio E In the Engineer- bers wlll hold their first summer iure wedding took p\tce at the First I~g building. The public Is In- meeting at a dinner Thursday, Methodist church. vlted to attend the performance. July 23 at 6 p.m. In the Spanish The brlde, a major In physical • •• room of the D & L grill. All PI -TEXTBOOKS education. graduated from SUI In Summer band concerts will be- Lambda Thetas from this and June, 1948. Mr. BI«elow is a sen gin In Cedar Rapids today at 7:30 other chapters are Invited. Phone ior majoring in chemistry at the p.m . in the downtown park ncar Madeline Cuthbertson 8'1202 not For all your university. the Coliseum. These programs are later than June 21 for res~rva Attending the couple were Miss sponsored by the musicians union tlons Mavlne Rollinson, Vinton, and aQd financed from their recording . • • • Art Classes Raymond Bigelow. brother of the fund. ELKS LADIES - Members will bridegroom. have a luncheon at I p.[I1. Tues , A reception ' was held after the COO'TEkS ON VACATION day, June 21 at the Elks club. ceremony In the Grace homl! at left yesterday morning for Corn Oxford. left yesterday morning for OrD We honor GI Requisitions Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow will te Ing where they will spend a two Civil Service Jobs turn from a wedding trip thro1lgh weeks' vacation with relatives. the west and will be at bome In CI1tter Is manager of SUI mar Open for S Fields Timn after July 1. ried student housing. ExaminatioJ18 for positions a& trade mark examiners, park cang ers, medical techniCians, labora Sixty Boy Scouts ,to Begin Summer Camp tory helpers and biolollical aids Boys must bring blRnkE'ts or with the clvU service commission About 60 Boy Scouts will be were annQunced yesterday by gin a week of outdoor Ufe this sleeping bags, personal wHet 9r- Lester J. Parizek, local civil afternoon when the Rotary Boy tlcles, scout uniform anrt camping service secretary. Scout camp Wl!'5t of Coralville clothes with them, Hunter re- Salaries tor these positions opens at 2 p.m., Scout ExecluUve minded. They may also bring any range from $2,284 to $3,727 per Martin L. Hunter said yesterday. o.ther equipment such as flash- year. Trade mark examIner posi :ourse In A special feature of tht' camp hghts and cameras. tilO ns arc with the U.S. Patent this year will be swimJr.lnl three Jack McDavid, field scout exe- office and pay the highest wage. / times during the week a', the City cutive, u; camp director. Ed Jar- Further information and appJl summer MISS DO practices correct slttlnr pOSture as she MISS DON!T slumps In ber ~halr and coyly eres park swimming pool, }lunttr said. rard, Washington, is assistant to cation blanks for the examinations !) lakes dictation on her first job. Her poise and her employer, hoplO&' that ber feminine charms The Iowa City Elks club Is piy ol,th Dublique .ppearance command the respect of her employer. will help hJm overlook ber typing errors. the camp director, Hunter sa'd. may be obtained at the civil ser- ing for transportation to the pool Get YQ~" Ar~ S"pplics at tlte "Sign of the Pallctte" and admission tees. Howard Berge, I'Owa City, has vice window in the Iowa City Boys who want to swim must chargeWelter Jrof., IowahandI craftCity, isand Icltchen Nick ~po~s~tO~f~!I~ce~'~_iiiiiiiiiiiiii_" __iiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;t bring written permission trom steward. their parents. Hunter added. A second grOUP of boys from The scouts will also hllVe a the three-county area will spend Your Personal Health Insurance "full program of scouting" during a week at the camp beginning I the week. Emphasis wiU be on June 26. Hunter said there was Archery, pioneering and all out- "plenty of room fur more boys door scout tesb. Hunter said. to come out for the second week." In .,h~ Pure-Pale Container - - The UniverSity Theatre EDiOJ Y'our fcmJrlta health drbak III lb.. ICIDltary PurohIt coalabMr. School of Fine Arts Model DaIry milk .. paebd Ia tIa. 29th SUMMER SEASON IIGDlIaIy coakdael thai ...... yaa of f1C1YOrfuL cIaIrr·1rMh milk ..ery 1949 day. Featun Model DaIrr IIdJk oa MODEL DAilY Jour awIlIIIer ....- - a cooL ONI fULL Qua., CALENDER OF PLAYS MISS DO believes that makeup sbouJd be applied MISS DON'T walts until she ,ets to the office 10 do , . .(J •1 borne. Nancy concentrate. on clean, sbl~r • quick job with rory nail polish and lavish aile hair, a clear skin and jusJ. the r~b' touch of THERE'S ALWAYS JUlJE'1' If 1"- Hlmetlcs. of lipstick. Meantime the boll8's work can walt. ComedY' by JohD Vaa Diu_ June 21, 22, 23, U, 25 GraJ. A " ANGEL STREET PASTEURIZED MysWy by Patrlc:k ~~; RamUton July 1, 2 - 7, 8, 9 Relax ... eat in PARLOR STORY-. IMOGENIZm ~"./ Comedy by WUJkga McCleery JulY' 12, 13, ", 15, 18 cool comfort LILION Fcmlaay bY" F.rellC M~ July 22. 23 - 25, 28, 27 MILK ~ 8EUELEY SQUARE tI Y Featuring a wide variety of delicious hot CoawcIr by John IalclefltoD Auqual 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 )un. .. NaIloIIal DaIrr MaaIIa. . weather foods. Enjoy our fresh summer Wholeeome a'Dd aoarIiI1IlDQ milk * "' - salads and special cold plates. .upplles the ....Vi your bally We serve from ..... far ...tdar actWlIIee. .... • ~ ~ IOWA 11 a.m. to 8 p.rn. Dalb 8eal raenaUobl available one » SINGLE ADMISSION .. , .ta week before openlq dale 01 Model Dcdry milk NQUkaIy to yoar exoept Thund&1 'II.", t111 each pia,. ai Theatre 'ftcbl FEDERAL, TAX . • . . • . • • .17 OIIlee. Jloom SA, ~er famJlr. Our rout..... a d8Jlnr to yoar "Alr Conditioned For Your Comfort" TOTAL ...... 00 ...... Call En 21115. dponlep. OFFICE HOURS t1DmrIH1l&11deD&1lDAW ...... 9 CLID.-\2 Noon, 1 p.m..• p.m. DaU =:8::.,,:1.:;": 9 12 N' YSaturd Reach for the Pure-Pale Containerl SMITHS 'RESTAURA'NT IIoIl CardI. a.m. - 000, ay . 11 S. Dubuqu. . \ . ! Cloeed Sunday. (Dial Ou~ Own ,DHp Well Water For .Your Health J 9lia PAGE FOt1& - THE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY. JUNE 19, 1949 --~------~------~~ Floods in south central China tion on the question {)t Improving ~cr. aps Rennebohm signed a law prohlo - were reported to be iJowing up the Capit9L street. bltllli the installa\ion ot a teje. time table of the Communist drive WORLD/S Hitler', Yacht Arrives; vision set In an automobile where ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS AS - southward, but not before the Sports the drl ver can tee It. ThE Communist armies captured Kan ,erles No Television in Autos Six squads of heavIly armed chow, site of China's most' impor tounc Waitkus Badly Wounded Chicago police were called out to tant wolfram ore depo~ its only 200 The luxury yacht of Adolf Hit ca unc IT HAPPENED LAST WEEK miles north of Canlon. By Love-Crazed Girl ler steamed Into New York after InvestJgnte two gunmen, reported. tad-Y I In suppressing a crime wave a lS-day voyage trom Gibralter. Eddie Waitkus, Philadelphia Iy hiding in an olley. An aged WG of Ol~ breakling oul in Shanghai, Chinese The $4-mil1ion yacht, which is man, relaxing on II yard chair, Ph lis' outstanding firsl baseman J)T. thai's "defense: national security A rash of new labor distur New York cracked to a 4 ~ year Communists executed five perwns more than twice the size of Presi cleared up the mystery.' Gunmen? Cold War was shot and seriously injured by 01 tho nece!.Sitated building the plant bances broke out over the nation low and Wall Street hummed the accused 01 armed robbery. a love-crazed 19-year-old girl in dent TI'uman's pleasure boat, was "If you mean those two teen agers without detailed estimates. with [ewer 'being settled than "business blues." The Communisl government also his Chicago hotel room. By week's brought to this country to go on who were having, a water pistol ,uJ ' Big Four to Adjourn; A battery 01 new witnesses was there were new ones arising. relaxed shipping reslridions to exllibition. fight, I think lhey went home for ' jDdE And another man tired 01 the €nd his condition was said' to be 4 Nothing Accomplished called into the trial of former CIO President Phil Murray re talking and announced plans to permit foreign ships to sail from "good," Wisconsin's Governor lunch." t.d I Spell! government girl Judith Ooplon, ported his steelworkers would do something about the "growing Shanghai to other China ports Jake LaMolita, veteran middle The big tour Paris conference now on trial as! a Communist tool. seek higher wages and a better Democratic depression." He was "with special permi ~sion In case JU ] weight surprised the boxing world Ch-r] degenerated into a £t!ries of da.ily Among the more famous names pension wstem, Wage negotiations Sen. Owen Brewster (R-Me.) of necessity." by defeating Marcel Cerdan in WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR secret talks. But by week's end, were those of Dr. Edward U, Con for 40,000 International Harvester The Republicans, Brewster de And in London, Britain's envoy the Frenchman's first title de .. J !loin the secret was out-the delegates don , once caUed the "weakest company workers (CIO) were clared, will shortly sponsor a $50- to Yugoslavia reported his coun fense at Detroit. LaMotta won by 8:00 a.m. Mornln.. Chapel 3:15 p .m. Excursions In Sci_nee ,ill 8:15 a,m. News. Kou[man 3::IIl p.m. Sym~h~nl' uf Melody I 'Rell. could not agree on a single thing. link in the nation's ,atomic chain," scheduled for June 22. The CIO million public works and relief try is on the verge of completing a technical knockout when Ccr 8:30 a.m. Mornll)l Serenade 4:00 p ,m. IJov. Time program. 8:00 a.m. Europe Since 18'10 4:30 p,m. 'fea ·rl.11. ~1.lo1Il'1 The German unification problem and Har?ld Ickes, former Roose national maritime representative a five year trade pact with Mar dan failed to answer the 'bell for 9:50 • .m . New.. Danielson 5:00 p.m. Children'. 1I0ur wa 51 not settled; neither was the velt cabmet member and ardent huddled over the table with man Rent contrDI in Nebraska prov ~al Tito's government. the tenth round. 10 :0.0 a.m. Tune Dusten 5:U p.m. MUllcal Mood. 10 :30 a.r(!. Th. ~ook.helf 5:30 p.m. Up To The Minute - it The New York Yankees, ,leaders Berlin blockade; Austria still did new dealer. agement attempting to agree on ed was not a thing of the past 10:45 a.m. Conversation Corner 0:00 \>.m. Dinner Hour \ not have a peace treaty. There was In the AI,er Hiffi trial, Henry New York contracts for 61,000 jusl because the slate legislature ot the American league ~ince the 11 :00 a.m. News, Cuth".., 7:00 p .m. United NOUOM Today Iowa City opening days of the season, lost 1I:15'.m, Melody Mart 7:15 p.m. The Bee \leltt. Tale , II nothing left on the agenda to Julian Wadleigh testified he hand seamen. voted to decontrol rents. VFWs 11 :-IS a.m. Rent Control 7 :30 p.m. Farm Calendor disagree upon. Wearily, the dele- ed secret slale department papers At South Bend, Ind., Gov. Hen launched a drive to submit the a three-game series to 'the up-and 12:00 noon Rhythm Ramble. 7:.5 p.m. Vocal SDoUlahi I law to a vote of the people. Med School Expansion 12:30 p.m, News. Minshall 8:00 p.m. MusiC You want I gates from RUSSia, Britain, France to Whittaker Chambers, confessed ry F. Schricker intervened in the coming Detroit Tigers. The Yanks 12:45 p.m, Headline. In Chemistry 8:30 p.m. Portraits In Music and ,the U.S. decided to wind Communi&t courier. CIO-UAW 7-week-long !>trike WheAt markets seemed a sure To Cost $1.S.Million hung on to their lead but the title 1:00 p.m. Musical Chat. 9:00 p.m. Campus Shop chase showed Signs of tightening, 2:00 p.m. News. Johnson 9:45 p.m. News. Elliott things up today and adjourn to- An examination ot the papers against Bendix aviation corpora thing for the farmers this week 2:10 p.m. 18th Century Mu.lc 10:00 p.m. SIGN OFF' ! tion. as the senate passed an inter Representatives of the Iowa The Brooklyn Dodgers stayed on 3:00 p.m. Listen to Liebert morrow. brought into the trial showed them the top of the heap in the senior State Labor Oommissioner national wheat agreem€l1i which board of education and SUI told I ~ In Berlin, the anti-Oommunist to be a little below the top secret circuit, despite two losses at the Thomas Hulson was hopeful for guarantees an export market for thc legislativc interim committee rail strikers voted six to one level, but highly confidential. Ex 672-million bushels of wheat dur that it would cost about 1.5-mil hands of the 51. Louis Cardinals. I rl against ending their 30-day-old amples were movements of Chin the end of the 'Bendix strike roon. ing the next four years, lion to expand the medical school strike against the Soviet-controll- ese troops in the 1930s, British Six thousand warehousemen In facilities to handle 28 additional The Daio/ Iowan ed railroads. They tried success- plans for naval cruises and new San Francisco voted to leave their students for four years. I1 fully to end the land blockade of battleships and RUffiian shipments jobs at midnight Wednesday in a Congress Real Estate Leaders two month old dispute with the The Scott county bar associa ESTABLISHED 1868 Berlin by offering to haul freight of war supplies to China in 1938. tion, following the lead taken by from the west; Soviet authorities ' Northern California. Disotributors' Truman Gets Permission two others bar groups, voted a Hit Truman Remark SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1949 said no. association. protest against the appointment of Labor On the brighter side, the CIO To Overhaul Presidency Failure to agree on anything at Carroll Switzer for a federal WASHINGTON '(,4» - Real DAILY IOWAN EDITORIAL STAFF Paris mean S! the cold war will UAW workers at Moline, Ill., sign President Truman scored a tri judgeship. estate and bullding spokesmen Manacinc Editor ...... _...... _...... Malcolm Rodman Congress May Probe ed a new wage contract with the drag' on. Britain, for instance, was umph over a stubborn congress Fire swept thvough a Clinton fired back at the administration NICht Manaain, Editor ...... Don Kelly John Deere company. reportedly ready to grant econ Management/s 'Czar' when he prodded them into giv roofing company building, taking yesterday the charge of misrepre City Editor ...... Lew Hodrson omic aid to Tilo and lure him And in Des Moines, street car ing him power to reorganize the the life of John T. IMcGauvran, tentation President Truman made Another congressional investiga Assistant City Edltor ...... Mary Nell Gray completely out of the Soviet or and bus operators voted to end executive branch of the govern manager of the plant. against the "real estate lobby" tion is due to begjn tomorrow as a their two-day-old stril{e. Union of News Editors ...... Lell Mozer, Lynn N. Bailey bit. In Washington, .soviet Am ment. Friday in connection with the Sports Editor ...... Alan Moyer bassador Panyushkin-apparently result of coal management's plan ficials promised the men would CongresS) began work on the Noble Begins Trial on pending housing bill. to introduce a "czar" to bargain return, to work immediately. Society Edltor ...... _...... BonnJe Jean Miller not knowing Ru~sians weren't to , T. H. Maenner of Omaha, Neb., with Lewis, Virginia's Sen. Rob Truman labor bill-repeal of the 'Reckless Homicide' Editorial As Istant ...... Jim Robinson agree on anything-went to the Taft-Hartley law was one of the president of the National Associa ertson declared the proposed in Photo Editor ...... _...... Wayne Goltz state department to discuss Rus main planks in the President's Summer school took up at tion of Real Estate boards, made vestiga tion would seek to deter The Economy sur sia's overdue lend-leaSle a~count. platform last fall-,lnd the Tru with an enrollment oC 4,5 47 stu- the main argument In a statement DAILY IOWAN BUSINESS STAFF mine whether the plan was a vio Recession or Inflation? man bill began to look more like denls - about 500 less than the issued through the NAREB office CIa sJt\ed Mana,er ...... Roland A. WecJJc Spy Probes lation of the anti-trust laws. Taft-Hartley law when the seri summer session last summer. here. Assistant Business Manarer ...... _...... Herb. E. Holland The nation's 48,000 coal miners Nation Argues it Out ate authorized non-C<>mmuni ~t Classes began Wednesday and He said his only purpose was to Sales Mana,er ...... _." . John FultoD are also scheduled , to end their oaths for union and company lead will continue through August 10. "cite substantial evidence that Circulation Manacer ...... _...... _... Melvin Schinkel weeki-long holiday tomorrow, but Informed and uninformed, offi Court Denies Pleas cial and unofficial sources all week ers. Robert D. Noble, who is to go will I.how just who is trying to pull Lewis has Teminded the mine op P.bll.hed d.lly .... pl M.Dd., by .Inl, 10 tb. D" ro. republica"••• r .. Of Script Writers long debated whether the nation The chief executive served no on trial tomorrow on charges of lhe wool over the eyes of the Stud ... Publl"UooI, Int.. lUI I .... Avo., tb. 10 ••1 ae,.. printed la tbll ywt,... erators the UMW contract expires tice on his party and congress he reckless homiCide, was. sued for American people." Iowa CUy, Iowa. Entered.. neond •• Wt" .1 aU AP PtlW' di.' ...... June 30. He also informed the op was suffering from a recession or ela I 1'1'1111 maHer a1 the podotlle. at Two Hollywood script writers whether controls for inflation wants to !ee the Brannan fa rm $18,000 damages by a MIshawaka, The National Association of Iowa CUy. Jew., under the ad of .::.00- erators he £ Traynor toses Cigarettes GENERAL NOTICES AFRICA - In Editor's Office S.a GENERAL NOTICES ahould be depoalted with the city e41ter 01 'DIIr nan, Iowan In 'he neW1l'41Oat In Eut Hall. Notice mllst be ••• , * WITll SENATE APJ>ROV AL of the -Atlantic pact e"J(1)ected lOon, and the BI,. Four conference In Pari. mltted by Z p.rn. the .aJ pr edl.,. fir t publJcatlon; they wtll Not By NORM* TRAYNOR You walk Into the place and, smokes your cigarettes under the * * * * * * * fatterlng, a "hold the line" polley Is likely to be adopted. by the west, with the east probably adop'ln, be accepted by telephone, and mu.t be TYPED OR. LF.(lIBLY wan. after recovering from the initial pretense that he forgot to bring , When someone asks you if you similar tactics. Here Is ~e "lIDe" d'vldln.r the Sovlet·domlnated Iron eurtaln nation. from the we". TEN and SIGNED bJ a relponalble penon. would 'like 10 write a column, disappointment of not being rec his own. However, you let that the first thing you think of is ognized and welcomed as you feel ~ss because you pave more im PII. D. E XAMIN AT ION In A tlIEVEMINT EXAMINA- what on earth you would write. the new columnist shOUld be, you portant things to talk about. 'Coal Czar' French reading wll\ be given in TION in Reading and Spoken You figure that just about ask someone where the edltor is "Oh yes, the column," he says. room St4, Schneiter hall from Spanish wl1l b iivcn June 20, everything has already been to be found. Then .you get a big surprise 8-10 a.m., June 25. Application from 4-6 p.m" room 21 I, Schaef· written about .by someone else This particular "someone)' is because you've been expecting to must be made by June 23 by fer hotl. Applications must be so vlhy try to sit down in Jront of not the least bit lmpressed by hear at least a thirty minute signing sheet posted on bullelln mad by siinlng all I posted out· aid of rOOID 21l, Scheefler han. a typewriter and think of new your newly develoPF Journalistic monologl;le ot things you can't do board at room 307 chaerfer hall. bearing and mumbles something Next examination wllL be ilven thin~s to say. in the column. But he fools yOU you don't understand and jerks a OFFICE OF RTUDINT AI· Atter you have convinced and tells you to do anything you July 30, thumb in the direction of a phone FAJIlS uri 5 studcnts to report yourself with these logical argu teeL like doing. Now this is booth. dangerous and you begin to have their loral ddl' S lr houslna ar· ments that it would' be ridiculous ACHIEVEMENT EXAMINA· rana m nt. Wl r made after You follow the thumb and find your doubts about the job. TION In ReDding nnd Spok n re,· to even try, you decide that you that it's not a p~one booth at all, Here you've b£en counting on Istratlon, Any chona or tealdenc:t would like to write a column. but that it's the editors office. In French will be given June 20, durlnl the aumm r session should the fact that if you ever got in In room 307, Scha frer hall from From thai point it goes something the middle of the office you see trouble you could biame ihe alJo be r pott d. 4-6 p.m. Applications must be like this. five or six men and they are editor and insist that he made you The editor calls and tells .YQu crammed together looking at do It or that he told you what madebyJun 20bysiinlnll h t PII.» GERMAN kEADING that he would like to speak to something on the desk. to write. But he lakes care of that pus ted outside of room 807, TE T will 1.>' lIiv n June 23, at you personally and .asks you to You don't see the editor and little exit and helps you to climb 2 p.m" room to., Schaetler haU, stop in the 'lex! day. Now the you immed iately conclude that he out on the plank-all by yourself. IOWA MOUNTAINIERS AN R 1I1.lralion ror til' t It mUlt III nrxt day is an extremely busy one is what the group of men are Well anyhow, that's how it hap NUAL summer autin, wlll take made b (or Jun 22. because you have classes in the looking at. But then someone calls pened to me and \1 shall try to plnce Au,ust IS·September II In ~ mlrnlng lind lit night with a him and somehow or otber he wrile a column. I shall try to the Ittale of Wush lnatoJl. v ral INTER·VAII Tt CRKI8'lUH dent~t's appointment In between, succeeds in lIeltlnl hill head un· please those who choose to read BARRY MQSJ8, presldeDt 01 vllclJnci(ls xi8t at pr nt. Inter. FILLO ...... will hold lis flnt but the thing has gone too far and tangled and you know he's up that column. I shall try to keep the 11.0. Frick Coke company, ested persom moy lnquJrt' by ad HUmmel' meetinll JUIl 21 .t I you know you'll stop in to sec and around, I my fQoting on the !tnd ' ot that $OVIET AMBASSADOR. Alexander Panyushkln chal. with fortner owned by U.S, Steel, I. beUeved dressing: Director. Summ rOut. p,m, in th YMCA rocm or the him even If It means missing Finally you get into the oUlce plank. I shall probably be ambu8ador to MOlcow Jo.ph E,Davtu (left) at an embauy party 10 be the &eDtaUve choice 10 dell Ings, P.O. Box 163, phon Ina Union. The me llng Is open' to . 1olUlch. and you meet the editor and he neurotic by September. or In Wuhlnllon. ",til Len. 708. anyone Intere.ted, TIm DAIL! to - PAGE ft\'I I law Pl'oht, 1 ot a \tje. ~ummet Vespers Begin Today Music Class Makes Own Reeds nobile where The annual summer vespers l . . . Good Reeds Slop Sell "Extra Baggage" ~ vllY ar~ series, sponsored by the advisory The Student Christian council railed out to eouncll of the student Christian will preside over the services to- 'Squawks' on Oboe roundl of the Student Christian njght. The Rev. Robert Crocker, rn. reporl~. today on the west approach of vespers com mit tee publicity An aged \Yo. By DONALD KEY With a Want Ad yard chait of Oid Capitol. chairman said townspeople are y: Gunmen! Or. Milford E. Barnes, director invited to join the students in O~ and b~ns cr ate ~::::::::::::::::::::~iT::::::~::::::::::::::~; i:;::::;:~~~;;;;::::::: nothing but "squawks" without • • Peraonata RooIM fOr Hent (COnll o teen ager~ of the SUI department of health. the services. 12 1 water pistol good reeds, and good reeds ar WANT AD RATES will speak bn uR e 11 g ion and The other five services are hard to find. Plant your doUars now In th~ crop Double room for rent, men. Dial nt home tor ' and Health." That's why the SUI music de- • ______• that never faUs - United Stat 2656 or 2827. Addresses by five 0 the r scheduled as follow: partment has slarted classes In avinp bonds. ------~ speakers, Includln~ SUI Pres. Vlr June 26, Donald A. Norberg, For consecutive insertlol15 leed making, and Frank Me I ews- Wbere Shall We Go jlI M. HanCher and Bishop editor, Monroe County News, Al kl, woodwind Instructor, said ODe Day _._ .. ____ 6e 110 wClJ'd I Charles W. Brashares of the Des bia, "Religion and Journalism." that he believes the classes are 'lbree Da1. __.... lie per or. j )lolnes area Methodist .churches, Npwcomers. yo,,"''' ~pl!'Cially w 1- July )()- Prof. Walter L. Daykin, the only ones on reed making in Ix Da,...... SCI per 01"11 Science ,iii develop the general theme, llome the ANNEX. Melody SUI college of commerce, "Reli the country. ODe MOD&il ___.. SIe per or. at It's a mar 'Religion In Public Life." gion and Labor" and July 17 - velously friendly pla~ 1.0 pend o.-lIu 'I'wo years ago. Prof. Himie Classified Displa, YOUr off-duty hours. Cool !03my, r Robert Larson, Iowa attorney Voxman, head at the woodwind general, "Religion and Politics." One Day ___ 75c per coL Inch nice ntmOtpheore, and aU t2le Inute I section of the mu ic department, I July 24 - Bishop Charles W. sugg sted starting su h a course. Six Consecutive days, trlmmln'• . Drop In ~morr_o_w_. _ nu. Toda1 per day •___ .. 6Oc per col. Inch A-=-u"'"toa-":'fo-r-"'Sa-l"'le--'U1"sed:-:-" 21 ______ale . I Dial 4153 Brashares, "Religion and World He said that clas s for instruct , I Outreach," and July 31-Presi One Month _ ..... 5Oc per col. Inch Summer rooms f or m n or cou- t I ors and pupils were badly needed ant I for dent Hancher, "Religion and Edu to lncrea e the knowledge of (Ave. 26 insertions) p~s In spacious hl8h ceilinged uol" I cation." Ch..,k ),our ad In the lint t.u. It home. Plenty ho t water. Showera, I reeds tor oboe and bassoon. Ippel". The D.tlly lo ....n can be re- For Sale: 1941 N sh Club coupe; 908 E. Coil get Dia l 8-0357. I 24-Hour "Bel'lluse 01 the difllcuUy In Ij>Onalble lor only one int'OrteCI lnartJon. 1937 Ford V-8 pick-up truck. I adjusting a reed to an In tru DeaciUnea Cash terms trade. Ekwall Motor f----_ II WATCHES ment and to a plaYer, know " Dry Cleaning Service Classl.fled Display _._ ..... _ .. 4 p.m. Co. 627 So. Capitol. Phone 2631. I JEWELRY ledre 01 reed maklnr and re I pair Is essential to pla)'e'" and Line advertisements ... _._ ... 5 pm. 1941 Oldsmobile 76. Radlo, heat- ~ ot doubl room; men. $15 Free Pickup and Delivery DIAMONDS teachers," Voxman Id. Saturd\lY, all advertlsln. ....4 i) .m. er, 59,000 mil . Orl nal own r. month, lumm r onlr . 2 bloclu \ $950. 220 N. Dodg . 01 I 8-OG 14. n "Their Repairs A Speclalt," Mnlewski is in chnrge of I' ed from Iowa Union. Prlva phone Brill&' AdverUauDe." .. Free Mothproofing mllking classes. in room. Dial 389 l. JEWELER Laboratory sessions are held on The D 111 lowaD BaalnHa Ortlee, General services 31 Baaement, East Hall, .1' phODe We repair aU makes of IewinK V. H. GORE (DaJl)' I.wan pboto h,. Fllrll FJtlltb Tuesdays at 3 p.m. Demonstra = REED MAKING IS A TOUGH JOB because of Intricate details. tions concerning cane and how It machines. Sing r Sewln. Ma . WATC~MAKER say woodwind Instructors. Here, HimJe Voxman. head ot the wood Is gouged, cut and shaped into a chine Company. 125 South Dubu- VARSITY Cleaners wind secUon or the SUI music department, and Frank MaJewski, playable and (ficient reed are que. Rodman 23 E Washington (316 E. MARKET ST. Instructor 01 oboe and bassoon, look over a small reed made by a given. 4191 ------:------Room for lady. 425 Iowa. on Kelly student In the reed makln .. class. Equipment for the demonstra L A. WEDIG Apartments for Hent Hodgson tions has been set up in a class CIauIII.. • ....., 92 ell Or",,. room in the temporary building ASHES and Rubbllh haulln.. Furnished Ap rtm nt. Immediate ~MAND BOARD By GENE AHERN • Bailey 'I south of the music rehearsal halls Phone 11623. po e on. Writ Box 8-'8 Dall1 FREE ESTIMATES on North Gilbert slr t. ------Iowan. Moyer HE DIDN !-lAVE NEW HOURS CI an, wallwashing and p Intlng ______-:-- / Each Btudent I upplJed with lor CIassJrled Ad n Miller THE MONEY TO GO Dial 44(8 or 112 2. Small fuml.shed apanm nt for HOME. HE SOLD on PLUMBING or a kU of tools for oboe and b 8- oblnson so B ginning next Monday, Jun 20, II 9491 v nln , Sun- De Goltz }l ~ HIS TRUNK OF oon wllh which be can berln Help Wanted , Krn::HEN GADGETS I HEATING INSTALLATIONS to sh pe his OWII reeds and deadlines lor all Classified FOR. $75 WHOLESALE. make minor repairs on hi. In advertising will b : 93 . Wedl, .. THI:: TOP LAYI::R WAS Weekday...... _..... 4 p.m . CAN OPENERS, BUT strument . Holland No credit is ortered lor the P rmanent furnished or unturn TIlE REST OF THE TRUNK. We render exad bids. There is S.lurdaY8 ...... Noon LOans FuJtoD WAS FILLED WITH THI::SE '" course except for students doing Thes hours will be In cUed I hed partm nt by stud nt. One Sehlnket WAATEVER.. THEY no guesswork for the owner, and specia I proj cts bu t en roIl ment for the r 5t of th summer. loaned on cam- child. Phone ______Exl 4019. _ _ AREl has been increasi ng each semes nUU$$$ blle... oa If .. rn, guns cloth In., jewelry. Apartmenl, furnilh d or unfurn· Ibis ..,wIP,. there are NO EXTRAS, ter, Malewski said. Twenty-live Dally Iowan Want Ad.. I. pat"'" etc. ished. R . ponslbl ",actuate students, some of them teachers CnU 4191 R Uabl Loan. 109 E. Burlington. student, on child. Summer, or returning (or advanced degrees, permanent. Phone Ext 31OG. See It Before You Buy! are now taking the course. lnatruc1ion 81 Want.ed: two or three room apart.- Proted Yourself. Do Not 'Hopper Damage Looms Ballroom danee lesson.. M1ml menL Occup ncy AUI\! t or be- Buy From Pictures or Catalogues Funeral Tomorrow Worst in Many Years Youde Wurlu. Dial 948:1 . lore. Call Jack Dool y, 911 13. Grasshopper dam a ,e during ;.,;R..:..oo..:..m:.:.;,..:.8_f_or...... ;,.R...;,e_nt______91 RIKll EState this year's growing season may For Mrs. Wallace Large .tl ping room, 3rd floor. be the worst in years, Emmett I Y2 story O-room house In West Mrs. Leigh Hunt Wallace, 77 , C. Gardner, county extenSion dir $8.00. Show r, Man. Clo e. Dial Branch, 2 lots. EI ctrlc refrl,er- 6403. 320 Melrose avenue, died at 4 ector, said yesterday. otor, lectrlc .tov, clrculaUnJ LAREW CO. p.m. yesterday in University hos Idle land bordering cultivated Quiet comfortable room for Indy. heater, Bendix washer. All tor PLUMBING HEATING pitals after a short illness. fJelds Is where youn, grasshop Close In. Dial 8-0613. $3700. Possesslon Aueusl 15. Wrlte Funeral services will be held pers hatch and should be sprayed Box G-C, Dally Iowan. 9681 across rrom city hall 9681 tomorl'Vw at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Wal now with c~rdane, toxaphene, or Cool comfortable room for grad- ily lace's home. Grave ide services benezene hexachloride, Gardner uate women. C a 11 2869 . Miscellaneous for sat. 101 POPEYE will be held in Washington, her said. typewriter, birthplace. He warned that th treated Survivors include a daughter, tolla,e should not be fed t dairy New Cars Are Comingl Mrs. Virginia Wallace Warfel, animals or animals being loU nell U d Kelvlnator. Good conditio n, -I·· N Don't g t stuck with your txc pl noisy wh n runs. $40. V, NO. U'I Pitltburg, Kun .; a son, Ben P. for market. Wallace, 81 0 N. J ohnson street; old car. Pric ar droppina, Call 660,( mornings. thr e granddaughters, Mrs. J ack b cause '!lew ca rs ar easier Good StorY-Clark pla no, $100. Weih, 233 S. Lucas street, Mrs. E.R. Brumwell Named to get. R Charles Gay and Nancy Wallace, In Suit for Payment A Want Ad will help you Dre£ser, $12. 3977. both of 810 N. Johnsen, and a sell your car. Call 4191 now PresldeaI'J Edward R. Brumwell, Solon, The best costa leu. Fuu..ER great granddaughter, Nancy Gay, and place your od. BRUSHES. Call 23 87. 81 0 N. Johnson slreet. was named defendant yesterday in a $106.34 judgment suit tiled The People's Mark tplace Hollywood bed. Phone 6253. in J ohnson county district court Da ily Iowan Want Ads Developmenl West lawn Advisors by t he RusseU Miller Milling com Rug, ironini board, coUee table, Conference, pany, Cedar Rpaids. hookca , tc. Cheap. 81238. Capitol. Named For Summer The ccmpany c h a r g e d that MAHER BROS. TRANSFER 7-cubic toot K Iv inator refrigera rence. Iowa Summer term advisors for un Brumwell had lailed to pay for ec hnologista. For efficient furnHure tor, $100. Bendix a utomatic dergraduate nurses living at West goods and merchandise d Jlver~d - . Movln. walner, $75. Screen ror barracks - lawn have been appointed, accord to h im. Wil ier heater, and tubing and and ing to school -o-f nu rsi ng ofticials. quipment for pipin, 011 . Phone BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG The a p p oi n tee s are Mary Fairfax Woman Files B.alla,e Transfer 8-0202. Groenewold, A4, Sibley; Dorothea Dial - 116116 - Dial 24 Kirkhuff, G, Palmerton, Pa.; Mrs. Suit for Divorce Here Want to Buy 102 al Educallon Virginia McNabb, G, St. Louis, hamber, Old and Elaine Ellerbrock, A4 , Ottum Alice Anna Kucera, Fai rfax , Guaranteed repairs for all mutt wa. filed sun for divorce yesterday Do yOU want to make a Home and Auto radios. We pick Department in Johnson county district court GOOD PAYING INVE TMENT up and deliver. Sutton Radio Serv s, Mrs. ;eer M()VIE MAKERS from Joseph F. K ucera. ice. 331 E. Market. Dial 2239. na te Cham. ST. CLOUD, MINN. {iP)-Holly She charged cruel and inhuman in Iowa City that can be cared lor wood's movie makers could take treatment. She asked for possess on a part time basis? Ion of furniture, and an equitalle IT'S YOURS TO RENT mer Session lessons in economy from teen Present owners or profitable share of livestock, farm machinery , Oriental agers at the St. Cloud Riverview popcorn route are leaving Do you want to haul a bed - and bonds. She also asked for ditorium. Junior high school. A'll aU-student Iowa City. For further in stove - refrigerator - land - ne 25 movie, entitled "Minnesota Mem $100 alimony per month. ashes - furnlture - or one of • Edward L. O'Connor is attorney formation call C.K. Moore Department ories," was produced on a total 80251 'atter 7 P.M. thousand thin,.? budget 01 $16. for the plaintil!. eries, Mrs. Do it the fast economical "., or d, Senate wllh "Handy Haul" traUen. I. CASH FOR YOUR CAR e 28 All makes and mode.1J By the hour, day or week. day V.espen, LAFF-A-DAY THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL IOWA CITY ftAJLD 1IA&'f g, "Re\lgion 1939 Ford Tudor $525 141 S. Riverside DrIve est Approach HENBY CARL ANDERSON EHRKE AUTO SALES Dial 6831 "B1 1132 S. IJnn blal 8-1521 the nua- edale, Capitol.) Clark'. Home Bakery Rooms for the S\lllUUl' Speciallzin, in Get your room or apartment Kolaches, rohllke, and pies for the summp.r with • Want dl"r 01 'l1li1 109 E. Burlington Dial 8-1021 Ad. Read the listings Urat to u t be ..11- , No dellverlel e1 will NOI see the rooms available. mLY wan· l.f you don't flnd what you TYPEWRITERS want, take a small ad in EXAMINA· nnd Spoken Stop In and lee the new "Want to Rent." Iowa Clty cn June 20, Ro,aI Poriable. homeowners read the columna 211, Schaef· We repair aU makea of type ns must be writers. Victor Addln. Machines carefully to be sure to ,et t posted out· HO for immedlate delivery. roomers. haeffer han. (. ,,'" ,,'" r... "" " ...... t"f . • '.tot +1-" WIKEL Cheek tile WaDi Ada war. INT Al· ITTA KETT PAUL ROBINSON ts to report TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Dally Iowan WCIId Ada 124'" E. Collese ' Phone 8-1051 housh'g ar· The People's Marketplace de litter re,· of realdenet esslOIl ahould Good Cleaning Pays Off IIIADING You feel better, look better, June 23, at work better, ~hen 10ur clothes chaerfer haU. are COD-cleaned. tfll mUit be Fast. thorough eleanmg makes COD cleanini tops In town. can CRlI8TWf todayl hold Its tint lie 21 at I roo m ot the "Sure I'm beautiful to you in this setting, but how will Is open' to . . I look to you back in Brook!)'ll1" COD Cleaners • JAGE SIX - THE DAlLY IOWAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1141 . . . He laler hopes to have a drive With an automatic tee a player began selling Mrs. steveN ~ Campaigner - '33 way to circle the ski'e which does not have lo sloop for lhe dies, manufactured by the ~ Style . will allow customers to pa rk in next ball. He trJps the dispenser Candy company, ChJCI,o. Iowa peace Officers' Sum-mer Business the rear to alleviate PClrklng on which sends a ball down a trough "We will contInue 'to clM7~ Dubuque street. to the I e. " " candles but thl~ will ~v~ OO! " . . customer3 more selection,", b . The Dixie Carmel Corn Gibbs Drug company, at the ager Howa~d Holman aaleI.· School Starts Here Tomorrow BRIEFS corner of Dubuque and College 5 S. Dubuque street, last • ------streets, has added a 7 1-2-foot -ii.ii"p.iip.r.p.~~ii."ift~N!iiiiiii;iii Iowa peace officers will opell t heir 13th annual short course at 9 The J ooes Bupane Gas store, neon sign over the doorway . • .m. tomorrow in the Rivel' room of the Iowa Union, Pro!. R. L. 912 S. Dubuque street, began a The 10 by 4·[00t signs labeled Holcomb of the SUI blll'ellli of pnblic affairs said yesterday. remodeling pI'ogram recently. "Gibbs ~ug Co.", one facing • The five-day courl\c will be rlivided into four sections. The of Manager Clark J ones said the Dubuque street, the other College fleers can attend the basic or ad- remodeled store would boast a 20 street, extend ft'l:m the neon sign. van~ sections of either the gen- W. Nebergall, chief. of the Iowa by 24-foot showroom fronted by ." • • al pollee or Investigation co urs- ..sta te bureau of criminal investlga two 7 by 7-foot plate glass win- Gene Chapman's Golt range, ft. tion, and Kay Oslund, field. rep- dows. A 25 feet by 28 inches sign highway 218 on the south side · Holcomb, the course director, resentatlve of the Remington with the firm's name In 24 inch of the airport, wllI install seven will 'be assisted by 49 persons on Arms oocporatlon, .wilL . d.~~on;" letters will be over the windows, more automatic tees this week the instructional sta·ff. s·trate firearms TuesQay ' evening: Jones said. . making a total ol 14. • There will be class meetings The Wednesday lecture w1U be throughout th~ week, ~nd in add i- given by Dr. LeMoyne Snyder, In tWo, there Will be eight general t.ernationally known lawy,er-doc- lectures. tor and crime specialist. ' .' P . Prot. Robert Caldwell of the "Uniform Traffic Law Enforce- ~E ~vel'llt, IOciolorY department ment" will be the topic ot ,'Dan SPECIAL OFFER Ie WID apeak on the "Red Hannah" Reynolds, !.afety division, 'fnter at tomorrow's program. The national Association of Chiets ot A GENUINE ''Keel HanJIah" II 'he name of a Police, on Thursday. . wbippm. )IOIIt used In Delewarc After Reynold's talk, Nebergall la eelonlal times which has be- and the short course staff will C,IJH AND cUlr 4)Ome Ute symbol of harsh cor- conduet .a discussion of laboratory ncUve mdhods. methods · Motion pictures iUustraling in- . . HOOVERModel liS terest in law enforcement will be Dean Mason Ladd of SUI'I shown tomorroW evening. eo\lele ol law will conel_e Ute Holcomb will give a lecture general lectures Frida, with a Tuesday on "Road 'Blocks," and R. discussion "Some Mon: Aboa' (Dally IowaD Pllelo II, DanaI. Xey) Evidence." THE WETS VS. DRYS QUESTION popped up antn yesterda). Dick The textbook "Armed Rob Lowenbul', A4, Iowa City, Is s~i11 campal&'Din1' anlna prohibition. onlg·~J9fm ri". even thoul'h \.he aoti-liquor bUl Willi repealed 15 yeaJ'll &&0. A "Re ·BEAT T404£ +fEAT bery," which was writt4:n1by ·Hol , S'P.ECIAL SALE comb, will be distributed to . all geal ~he 18~h Amendment" sign W&I!I dll!lPlayed on the .,ack 01 his SPORT SHIRT IMERSON-ELECTRIC officers a ttending the course and ear. Lowenberl' sald he got Ute sll" from bia uncle, who I'was a pro will be used as a general refer blbltlonist and a bootJener, whlcb oniy shoWII Ute lncon/ll8teney 01 ence book. maD." The attorney general of Iowa, 31~ :. association, the Iowa Association Injuries yesterday when the car • • : CUM the Iowa department of public ...... , ...... a cun . safety, the IOwa State Sheriff's of Chiefs of Police and Peace Of- In which she was riding was in . • fieers and the Iowa State Poliee- voived in a collisibn with an Juafthink T"o! Iff Hoover'. · ,4tUf Ilian's association are sponsoring other car on highway 6, police · DRESS the short course. newetri model- the handiest oleaner in MAN'S89c · Edward S. ROI8..,._ said. · Drivers of the two carl! were America-COlt. only $49.95 41ld your old cleaner SUIT cmamn You are we leo me l at Tiffin Woman Inlured Robert M. Thomas, rpute 1, Tif (cleaning toola extra). It'l a tripI..ction Hoover-it Drug Shop ALWAYS-you ,,,,,,""1Iy Dry ('.0".4 all" P, ....4 lm, and ~'.M . Swit'zer, 722 N. Lu beata, AI it aweeps, a8 it deana-y. it weioha only 13 8ge Ifoocl. of cooling. rellf'e.hI"g .may be a newcomer or one When 2 Cars Collide cas street, police reported. Mrs. Mrs. Ruth J. Dean, 69 , route 1, pounds. See it in action in your own boa•. Call today CAU a"." ...... you,. CIt 'ow co.t. who has visited us before - Dean was riding in Thomas' car. anyway let us serve you lor Tiffin, received neck and shoulder -there's no charge. no ClblioAtiOIl. Why to era'. .. ..p ...... """ rettle" days your Drug-Medicine-Vita ...... you call Iv. ,n coal min wants-we think we of ~ with EMERSON · ier a special service-ours is IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS Bl<;TlIC Fa.... Striking. a Friendly Pharmaey - ...... mod.I •• lie.. ~ .... operation. a __ .' Try and Stc;»p :Me 1Iz.;";d .tte _to .vH e.ery I Drug Shop .:, AND 'ELECTRIC COe ...... , DOCkelbaok. th." MO"Y .ItC UI ' V. 109 South Dubuqtie· S~ . '7. By BENNETT <;ERfi--_---- ...... ,.CQ ~ •• auvr. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE widow of a confirmed bibliophile, friend .of H.C. L. Jack ,..... af frau.... · Ir••• erv1ce. • . son, slowly read a letter left £01' her by her hu band. "My dear- """. ....d a fan In e.ery ·aom of yevr hom&. . . ellt,," he ha.d written, "it. has been a sorrow to me that'you nevel' ~ .... , , ', Se. ovr Compl.t. Display .• I . s\lared my interest in ra/'e . "" 54 ... , '1 1.11 Prlc ... Have you heard bo.oks; but then, you have been · 511 THI FULL LINE OF about the NEW: ' patient. Not . too often did you refer 'to the money I spent on I ', MI~ RSON thIS hobby of mine. ~ with the BENDIX,. ... ; "ThIs note will come to yOu I:A S after I have gone. The mere fact -) -'/ u.( 't - U.GJrLiIti:ee . that you are reading it wlli prove , . ECONOMAT that once at lea~t you have opened Automatic Waaber one' of my favorite books." The note had been tucked in her " Jackson husband's best-loved volume. It 95 was sent to her, without comment, $179 by the dealer to Whom she had No Bolt Down sold her husband's entire library I? .- Electric & Gifts three days alter his death. (i. " " " 108 South Dubuquo Jackson Most or you probably have heard what Oliver Hereford said when he ,",0"'· ELECTRIC and GIFT was asked to evaluate the work of Arnold Bennet\: "I'm afraid that \ C.OSl Of \.\~\"G ,.r"""· tAb" 108 So. Dubuque something I once wrote about Mr. Bennett in a critical way so preju diced me against him that I never read another word he wrote." ',,'I' \00.0 • r.novrt«ht. 1fW~ , bv B,."",.tt r.,."f nl!llt1"'fhllt...... hv Ktner fI"".tUf"'1&4 8vnttt,.,..A c,.~ Itt" \oo .b \Ol .ll ... ,., ~----:-:~ \00.\ \Ol .ll , \04 .1 ,00.1 \Ol .b ,10.\ 10S .0 Auqu,t, Iqlq ..... \00.1 \'1"'1 , \4.5 \1.5 10S.\ Your favorite Orange and Blac'k Januar'1 . I~I .... .CJ1 .8 \0'1.\ \'14.5 Marth. ICf41 .... ,. Cf8 .4 IOU ,11.' 1'11.& \ 1ft.' lOS .O ' A&W Root Beer Stand has, moved Marth. Iq4'2 ...... "a.b 111 .& \ 11)·0 113 .& ,1',,0".'& Mare". \ q41 \ ...... \11.4 S \'21 . \44.S I'1S," .6.0 1'1.4.\ " •.1 13&·1 \OS .\ ISo.1 \31 .1 ,•. .• to a New· Location ,41.1 106.3 " .S 117.1 1,1.3 , ...1 .u 5 1000 S. Riverside Drive 1 Block South of new Benton Street Bridge_ \ &3.\ IOU ,4'1. . \Q4.Q .1.1 S ,.,.1 1&4.3 10M 115. • \41 .' . After the show, mid-afternoon or late snack - you'll. go for our: Ilb.l ,1.' 1 ,,0.' \'Ib.l ,q4. 141.S ~l'.l 11&.\ ,111 .& S .) \41 . ,n." \CJ&.4 \\b.1 .• 11&.5 \qU Delicious Hamburgers *Hot Dogs Q \50.' \lU * Apr'" .::...... 101• I \b.l 110./) ,IIS.q 1 Iql,5 '4.',4.1 ,5'1.4 May ...... 11a.' \qll.q \\1.0 \15.0 ,11&.1 Really Cold A & W Root Beer • 114.1 ,4 .• ,qO.' \14.1 * Junt ...... \111 .1 1\1.'3 151,1 \n.' July ...... · " •••• ,qq.1 , \1.1 '4.' 151.1 \n.t ' 11&. Iql .O Allt;l\l,t .+ ...... _ I"l~ \"\ •• ,q\.4 0 101 .a \\I.S ••••,S• • 154. \,,0.' L_ • - '115.1 ... 11" Iql ." IS4.\ ,., .• S.p'amv.r ••...•• 11 I.S '1.0 I... . 'S.~ \ql .1 OetogtfL ..••...•• 101. '1.0'"., III.' .S.l IS4'\ , .... 5 .. I,q·5 \ql .1 1!i4·4~ ___ ~ovtm\)e, •• . • . . • lOS .a 100., 1\ q.1 'S.S \ql." Oe"mMr , ...... , '10 \ Qb .5 ,•. , 5 Iq411 U Iqr,.1 1\11.11 \ql. Janllary. •• •• l,ct.l 110.\ , • .1 f.\,r\l."1 ...... 10'\I~.&_~III:.::l::·Q_-:-:::-:=-n Mare". 1'4' ...... :..:. II ,,, ... Cola: \ .• ,r\o! 10 M ... , ""...... ,, __ ...... w\~ "~\I., '".' .\e•• 'eII~ Total Colt crt LI.lft~ fI,ur, .. of AprO II, I ..., Jull r,I".ed: 188.7 , AS INDICATED by the Mareh Il1th U. (II. Bureau of Labor Statistics ligures, the total eost ot llving index was 69.5 % above the 1981;·89 avera'l-a drop of 15 points from th~ high of 74.5 % e,tabU.hed last September. Now look at the "Gas and Electricity" column. In spite of greatly increased costs of providing them, these two vital service!! are actually eheaper on the average than before the war. They also make possible ,reater eomfort and convenience titan ever befort-Ire Relax and cool oH on the.. ~ot summer day. by more constant and dependable than ev.r, due to improvement!! in facilities, driving out to the n,w A & W Root Beer Stand. Come out todayl equipment and personnel trainin,. I I WE'RE OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT The entire Iowa-lllinoill orranization f. "at your "ervlee" that you may enjoy the Iineet po,alble 1000 S. Rivenide Drive 1 Block So. of new Benton St. Bridge gas and electric 8ervice at the lo .....t pOlllble COlt. 1 '