ON THE INSIDE THE WEATHER TODAY McCahan Gets No-Hitter ...... Page 2 - Partly cloudy and cooler with possible thunder- A Report on Russia (Editorial) ...... Page 4 showers. High today 88 degrees. low tonight West liberty Robbery ...... " Page 6 OWlll1 62 degrees. Eatabliahed 186~VoL 19, No. 2S1-AP News aIld Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, September 4, lS47-Five Cent.

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, Raps Dragging Of Foreign It's ABrand New World U. S. Official Says Suggests Splil ~ u.s. Atom Aid Necessary Now 'Scant' Support Given Of Reserve \ , Policy Inlo U. S.. Polilics Products To Bevin's Proposal Republican Scorns' By American Official. Democrat's Word. T\-~---"""""""'-I To To World WASHINGTON (.4') - Under- Aid ·World On Radio Program 5ecretary of Sta te Lovett said yes­ SOUTHPORT, EngLand (JP)­ I To Report Tonight ST. LOUIS (.4')-Pre6Ident Tru­ terday Europe's economic crisis FOreign Secretary Ernest Bevin WA S H I NGTON (JP) - Rep. man, launching a new polley, last Is darkening so much faster than tossed out the sUlllestIon In an Srown (R-Ohio) yesterday accus- On Rio Conference night offered all foreign nations expected that the UnltecJ States extemporaneous addre s to the , ed Gael Sullivan, executive direc­ may have to take some emer,ency British trade union congress yes­ tor of the Democratic MHonal WASHINGTON (JP)- Secre­ limited amounts ot 20 radioactive action lo prevent disaster even be­ terday that the United States di­ committee, of dragging American tary of State Marshall and tracer elements from U. S. atomic lore the Marshall plan becomes vide up "the Fort Knox gold" to foreign policy "Into the arena of Senator Vandenberg (R-Mlch) ovens to speed International war effective. "increase the purchasing power of partisan politics." will report to the country by against diseases. United States aid to bolster the the devasted areas ot the wOrld." Brown, chairman of the GOP radio tonight on what they This first sharing of peacetime striken countries, he said, appar­ The United States now has $21,- national commlttee's executive called a highly effective Pan ently will be needed before the 765,000,000 worth of gold, about committee, took exception to a American conference at Rio de fruits of the a,tomlc bomb project end of 1947. three-fifths of the known world riatement by Senator Myers (0- Janeiro. was announced In a telegram to Without saying so directly, 5 to c k s , $12,500,000,000 of it Pa) during a . Democratic radio Their addresses will be the Fourth International Cancer Lovett threw out • strong hint guarded at Fort Knox, Ky. rally Tuesday night that Republi­ broadcast from 9:3 0 to 10 p.m., Research congress. Dr. E. V. that a special session of congress In his address to the represen­ clns had obstructed President central daylight time over the Cowdry, congress president, de­ may be requIred thls fall to cope taUves of 6,000,000 union work­ Truman's handling of foreign pol­ American al1d Mutual net­ with the emergency. ers, Bevin also asked: icy and "of the fateful problem works. clared it would constitute "a de­ Effects ot the Britl ~ dollar I - A las t- ounae production of atomic energy control." Marshall, Vandenberg, War­ cisive step In the world's effort to shortage have been very conta­ drive to close Brltlan's current "The voice was the voice of ren Austin, the chief U.S. dele­ wipe out cancer." • gious, he said. Moreover, many 372,000,000 pound ($1,488,000,000) Myers," Brown said in a state­ gate to the United Nations, and Foreign delegates here greeted European countries, hard hit by i8P between yearly exports and ment Issued throu,h hi. llarb'. other top advisers returned the announcement enthusla tlcal­ floods and droughts, have had to Imports and to enable him 'to naUona I comtnllitee, ,'but (the from the conference yesterday divert their resources from pro­ chanle the torelan polley ot Eu­ words were unmistakably the aboard the White House plane ly. ductive uses to non-produc e rope." No atomic bomb secrets wtll words of Sulllvan. In aU of till. "Independence." use liuch at the purchue ot tood. 2-FormaUon of an empire be endan.. ered, and none of the nOOL B 'LL R NG at Iowa ItY'Ii parochial Ichoo Yesterday, they heralded the openlq broad land no one else could As he stepped from the sky of a band .. w world to the e flnt craders at t. ~lar,.' •. Approlf.\mately Z89 studen wu e on hand Lovett withheld comment on customs union to parallel the gov­ IIave thou,ht of that one." liner, the secretary hailed the tracers oftered tor sale are "ap­ British Foreign Secl'etary Ernest ernment's plan for the soclaUzed pUcable to the development of when t. I ry'. Ollen d: Z05 I.n Ule rrade5, and about 84 In h l'h hool. St. Patrlek'. ~ h oo l had r. flnt SuUlvan acted as moderator on Rio meeting as a "highly suc­ of Z17 In 9Z In Chool. I Bevin's suggestion that the United development of the colonIes. atomic enerlY tor mlllt.ar)' 01' In­ da, attendance about 309; the ,radu, a nd hi'" Rerl tratlon uude""a)' at Tuesday night's program during cessful" parley marked by "a III IIY of the city' public SChool this week, with cia s be ..lu nln .. next Monday. Sept. 8. The unlverslb' States should "redistribute the Bevin made hIs appeal tor more which eight speakers assailed the great deal of good will and good dustr
a l PUl'JlOSeS," a simultan­ Fort Knox gold." lold and coal to solve the eco­ eous atatement by the atom1c hl .. h 5dlool tud lit will rer t rep!. 8 and 9, with cl s be,lnninr; ept. 11. Unlver Ity elemental')' Repuhllcan-controlled congress on feeling." cbool re,1 ratloll Is on pt. 19. with da u be,1n nln, ept. ZZ. However, he said both the slale nomic crLsls amId a widening domestic and foreign issues. Vandenberg declared the ener,y commb Ion aald. and treasurery departments have wUdcat strlke of Yorkshire coal "Thus," Brown said, "on the conference has "set the world a Plutonium and U-235-the ex­ been studying the posslbUlty-as miners which last night had In­ ';tery day that President Truman pattern" on how great and plosives of atom bombs-and one phase of the Marshall plan­ volved 50,000 workers from 46 spoke in Rio De Janeiro, on the small nations may live together some other heavy radioactive ma­ Crash Kills Three, of creating a "dollar pool" lor pits, causing a critical loss of 60,- very day which witnessed the In peaceful harmony." terials are not Included in the 01- Bible Meeling Europe. 000 tons of badly needed coal a liening of a pact made possible by Austin said the pact marked fer. Bevin did not elaborate on his day. Workers from 15 more pits the able and patriotic cooperation "a long step" ahead and showed All findings by foreign resear­ Survivor Crawls "Fort Knox gold" proposal, nor jOined the walkout yesterday. ot Republicans in and out of con­ the world that "21 nations out chers would have to be reported explain how it would work out, Carryina the threat of wide in­ tress, we find tbls scion ot the of 55 constituting the United freely and openly to benefit all To Farm for Help Fights Bring but the Idea drew scant support dustrial shutdowns, the strike was Kelly machine . . . personally Nations have found It possible naUons, as Is requlred of Ameri­ here. A top-run U.S. treasury of­ conceded to be the most serlo\ls IUperintendlng a radio program to agree" on a working form­ can users also. Further, the 'ato­ KENTON, 0 . IJP}-The wreCk­ ficial, who withheld use of his In the labor government's two designed to drag our foreign policy ula for peace. mic energy commission would re­ age of a private plane which dls- name, told reporters: years In oftlce. Already 2,400 mld­ quire th1rt forelgne using tile ra- (ourl Aclion jnto the arena of partisan poli­ pp red Monday night on a "If otllet cauntrles w.n~ our )endlt plant w~ and. tics." dioactive materials make progress WAjHINGTON (JP)-The agrl- flight Irom Cleveland to Dayton ST. PAUL, Minn. (R')-The U. S. ,old, they can have It the same woolen mm.-were down to ,a reports every six months to tne circuit court of appeals yesterday week's coal supply. The OhJoan aneried tbat culture department reported la!'.t was found near here yesterday, way we lot it from them-by lay­ President Truman well know. COmmiSSion, and open their labor­ with three of the four occupants heard arguments tn a case grow­ Ing the money on the /J ne at Our The mJne wOl'kers unlon ni­ aud has pubUcly admitted tbat atories to qualified scientWc visi­ night that the American farmer Is dead. Ing out of llstlcuffs and a sub­ price of $35 an ounce. The 'for tional executive he.ld an emer­ "rln.. the reeent con,resllonal Second Revolt Nets tors from any other nations. For­ taking in more money than ever The lone survivor, Charles W. sequent road blockade in connec­ sale' sign Is still on It." gency session last nleht, as the aesslon he "received whole­ eign governments would have to before. Gorman. a 21-year-old Univer­ hon with attempts ot Jehovah's Another o!flcial commented: walkout mushroomed appparently llearted cooperation on forell'n Ecuador New Rule; Insure that the materials were Some officials who worked on sity of Arizona stUdent, regained Witnesses to hold a erles of bible "Boiled down to man-to-man beyond conlrol, and promised ~Q "\JCY from the RepubUcan used for the purposes stated in the report told a reporter thilt consciousn early yesterday af­ meeUnp in the Lacona, Ia., City terms, BeVin'. proposJUon seems send a fact-findinl conunission majorities In the aenaie and their requests. trends sO far in 1947 Indicate Ihe ternoon and walke.d and crawled park a year ago. to amount to saying, 'Give me to Yorkshire If the strlk.ers would Radioactive IlOtope5 lllLve bouse." Mancheno Ousted year may brlOg the hillhest annual to a farmhouse to get help. The three-Judge court took un­ back the gold I've sold you so I return to the pits forthwith. been described as the most Im- earnings in history as well, de­ The watch of one victim was der advisement the appeal ot six can sell it to you again." Thtre was no Immediate reac­ "He got everything he asked for QUITO, Ecuador (.4')- A vlctor- porlant medical research &001 in that field and the. same applies spite mounting production ('Osts. stopped at 8:30, apparently on Des Momes residents from a de­ Lovett's emphasis on the moun t­ tlon from the miners, whoslI ious count-er-revolutAotn ary gov- since development of the m1cro­ strlke-de("ylng both the union to the field of atomlc energy con­ The department, in a survey Monday night about the time a cision of Federal District Judge Ing crlsa, one of the anmmea\ ernment seated Itself fi rmly In I COPe. Tbey can be u. ed to severe storm swept this area.' C.harles A. Dewey of Des Moines and the national coal board which trol," Brown continued, adding: prepared by its bureau of agricul­ pictures yet paln ted by the sta te power In Ecuador yesterday after trace Ute Pl'otel&elJ, and the Gorman was brought to Mc­ denying their request for an In­ department, drew caUs for a spec­ operates the naLlonalized mines-­ "1 suggest a comparison of the tural economics. estimated total a turbulent 10 days in which two coune of dJseasea and drucs. Kitrick hospital here, Irom where junction to prevent Warren C()unty Ial session of congress from 50me started three weeks ago with re­ cooperation accorded the Demo­ farm cash receipts during the lint chiefs of state were forcibly oust- The 20 now released. are the eight month ~ of 1947 at $17,400,- he directed Sherl{f Randall R. and Lacona ofUcials from inter­ sen a tor s and representatives. fusal of the workers tn one pit t() crat President by the Republican ed from office. most important tor medical and Olark to the wreckage-two mlles fering with the organization's Some others thought such • ses­ hew a new agreed "stint" ot 23 {n­ congress on foreign pollcy with 000,000-0 21 percent gain ov r The government of Dr. Mariano blolodcal rnearch. the same period of 1946, a record of! route 53, six miles northeast meetings. sion unnessary. stead of 21 feet of coal face a day. the promlsed-but-never-dellvered Suarez Veintimilla made it plain Dr. Cowdry, research director of here. Mter an attorney for Jeho­ cooperation of the Democrat year. the door was closed to the return of the Barnhard Free Skin and Between Jan. 1 and the end of The sherHt found the bodies of vah's Wltne.~!1 had contended President with the Republican of President Jose Marla Velasco Cancer hospital here, said the step two women-Mrs. Raymond O. Warren coun~y and Lacona au­ congress on domestic pollcy. Look August, the report showed, agrL­ Ibarra, who was forced out 10 "will give hope and courage to culture as an industry had a grea­ Stotts, wife of the operator of the t.horliles had no rllM to pu~ Veteran Give} Boy Voters Testily .' at the withholding tax deduction days ago by Col. Carlos Mancheno. millions of people throughout the south Dayton airport, and Miss " the town under padlock" to your next pay check for one ter gross income than In any cor­ on Suarez led the forces which over- world who live 1n fear of cancer," responding period ip history. Marlel TaLbot. 20, a Dayton jun­ stop the meeUnP, lr.wYers for illustration. threw Mancheno Tuesday in a and "is cause to give every Amer!­ ior leaguer-still strapped in the the oftldals Involved al'l1led Fjrst Aid Tr,eatment But the higher income is nol all tbey aeied properl,.. ~ The last time (Mr. Sullivan counter-revolution. can added pride in his govern- clear gain for the farmeI', the re­ plane. In .Fraud Trial . made a bull-in-a-china-shop in­ (Velasco Ibarra, en route by menl" The body of the pilot, 22-year­ Speaking in beba!! of SherLU porter added. Hi operating costs Lewis Johnson, Indianola, and And Desir.e to Live KANSAS CITY, (JP)-Govern­ cursion into International atfairs plane to Ecuador. arrived late "The advantage Is likely to be are continuing to Increase. old Willlam Stroop of Dayton, an the newspapers reported that the to Ohlo State University student, 'MaY'or Lo Goode and Marshal ment witnesses testified yesterday yesterday In Santiago, Chile, from ours rather than theirs if some 1946, the expenses of operating ~ ST. LOUIS (A')-Char1es Hor­ aftermath was a visit to the lay about 15 teet from the demol­ P aul Mac Farland ot Lacona, At­ at a federal vote fraud trial that Argentina where he had fled into foreign researcher discovers the farrn went IP nine percent. No ton Jr., 14, wanted to die Tuesday Whle House woodshed. It will be ished plane. torney W. B. Sloan, Des. Moines, they voted for Roger C. Slaulhtel.' exile. cause or cure of cancer ." deciared estimate was made for 1947 ex- when the arm he waa holding out­ Interesting to note how many (A dispatch from Santiago quot- Dr. Robert S. Stone, professor of asserted: side a bus window was tom oft in the tenth prectnct of the first Penses. "The &herUf r.cted OD the ad- times that process wlll have to be ed Carlos Guervera Moreno, Eeua-, radiology at the University of by a passing streetcar , but he was ward in the 1948 primary election.. repeated before he learns that be­ "The average farm operator vice 01 the attorney reneral 01 The witnesses were paraded to dare an ambassador to Chile, as california, who worked on the realized a net income ot $2,541 Complete Contract Iowa and the WlrreD county in good spWts yesterday when he cause of the accident of his present received a visit from a younl navy the stand in rapid succession aa saying that Velasco Ibarra was wartime plutonium project. from agricultUre and government attorney in bloekadlna the road position he has real potentialities still the "legal president" since he Be ..Id RuasJa ml6ht be one veteran credited with savi ng his Special Assistant Attorney General for harm to the nation." payments in 1946," after the paY- To BUI'ld Boysen and and did so to avoid blood- Richard K . Phelps set out to sup­ had been ousted by force. The am- of the first nattona to ask for ment of taxes and· other expenses, Dam shed, JerJous InJun, roltlq and Ufe. bassadQr said Velasco Ibarra had the tracer atollll, addl!1&' Bus­ ,II Leo H. Ber,er, 20, pushed port his contention of fraud in the the report said. This was 19 per- po!lllible deatb." precinct primary election. telegrams from the garrison at slans were doln.. eood medical through a crowd surroundinl the cent more than in 1945. WASHINGTON, (.4')-The Bu- Earlier Hayden Covington of Slaughter received only 19 Guyaqull, the most important research and reported It open­ bus and found the boy bleeding Orders Jap War The farm payments program ex- reau of Reclamation announced Brooklyn, N. Y., attorney for Je- votes In the official tally In hill army unit in Ecuador, urging him I,. Runlr. w .. inviied to this profusely. AJJ Berger fashioned a plred June 30 this year. yesterday award of a $13,900,000 hovab's Witnesses, had explained Democratic race for Congressman to reassume his post as "legal" conneas, but no Soviet deleraie. tourniquet from' a handkerchlet Farmer Ihcome skYrocketed s contract for construction of the that "35 or 40 fist fIghts devel- In the :fifth distrlcl Phelps said Industry Destroyed presldent.") ha.ve (lOme. year because of continuing un e- Boysen dam on the Big Horn river oped" as the group ended its first Charles pleaded with him to With calm prevailing throughout The radioactive forms of ele- " please let me die." he would seek through witnesses WASHINGTON (.4')- The Far cedented demands for his 0 - in Wyoming, the first of the pro- meeting in the Lacona park Sept. to prove that 23 votes had been the country, the council of st.te ments offered are antimony, ar­ ducts, the report showed. jects In the 1947-48 program for I, '1946. "No, kid, you're 'Oin, to be all !altern commission announced met in QUito and passed a resolu- gon, arsenic, bromine, calcium, right," Ber,er assured him. "You'll cast for hlm. 1esterday it has given Ge.neral The American consumer, for'In- Missouri river basin flood control. Covington declared that when a The government Introduced tion asserting that Velasco Ibarra carbon, chlorine cobalt, copper, stance, is eating more meat per The contract for building the second meeting was scheduled for never know the di!ference when Douglas MacArthur a directive for had "abanoned his post" as presi- gold, ioqine. Iron, mercury, phos­ you get well." copies o.f election records which Wiping out Japan's combat equip­ capita than he has since .' 11. main dam and hydro-electric Sept. 8 county officials violated set out 259 votes for Enos Axtell, dent. and ~y that ac~ "definit~IY phorous, potassium, silver, stron­ He, too, has more money. power plant and relocating 14 constitutional principles of free- Berler held the tourniquet on ment factories and otherwise re­ termmated his functlons as chief tium, sulphur, sodium, and zinc. the lad's arm lor 20 mlnute. untll whose candidacy was endorsed. by dUcin, her war potential. Most of the farmers' incOme miles of Burlington railroad went dom 01 speech, assembly and wor­ President Truman. of state. . Their prinCiple fields ot use, gain, the report observed, could be to the Morrison Knudson Co., ship by passing a regulation bar­ both arrived at City hospital in Many plants will be marked for The resoluhon added that there- the AEC said, are in studies of an ambulance. "I learned a lot John P . Swift, a Kansas City reparations under the policy, the a ttributed to "an Increase of 24 Boise, Idaho. 1 ring the group from the park and Star reporter, testified that copies fore Sua~ez, who was vice-presl- cancer, the blood, venereal and percent in prices." Work on the project, in north by throwing up road blocks to about amputeea when I was in the tinal scope of which cannot be M.are Island Naval hospital durlnl of the election board's recorda determined until the conquered dent under V:elasco Ibarra, was parasitical diseases, respiratory One authority on livestoc~ de- central Wyoming, will begin with- prevent entry into the town. the legal preSident. func.tions, insecticides, drugs, bone the war and I knew Just what to made by the newspaper's Investl­ country's luture level of Industrial scribed the situation this wayl in 30 days. Sloan ..Id the Lacona area lators were kept uhder lock un­ and b!eth formation, botanical and Consumers, with more money The earth filled dam, 150 feet 'lIVas "rile with upon." thai do," Berger said. capacity is decided. but til they had been turned over tl) agricultural experiments, and in than ever before, are demanding high and 1,100 feet long, Will back mea were co~ From cllffer­ YOunl Horton, in "a seriOUS The H-nation group spent Greek Officials Grant the FBI. general the secrets of Ufe proces­ more meat. This has kept Jl\eat up the Big Horn river 18 miles ent .eellona of the .tate to break not c r I ti cal condition," bad months arguing out Its basic prln­ chadled his mind about dylnl eiples for "reduction of Japanese Higher WagH to Avoid ses. prices up. south of The.rmopolis, Wyo., into up by violence the meeUq of In all, 30 di!ferent Isotopes of Consequently livestock products a 31,000 acre reser voir for irriga- tbe Jehevah" Wltaellea anel when Berger kept a promlle and Uncover 31 Vidims -':. War ' potentia!." It reached a de­ Civil Servant Strike visited him at the hospital yester­ dalon Aug. 14 and later .ent Its these 20 elements .re ottered. -which include meat, meat pro- tion, hydroelectric power and that It "'.. "a malter of GO .... Of Canada Rail Crash ATHENS, (A')-A threatened Isotopes of an element behave ducts. dairy and poultry-ac- silt-control. mon Imowleclie tbal as man,. day. "I'U remember you 101ll af­ directive to MacArthur. ter I let well," he told Defier. It covers three main pollcy strike of 72,000 Greek civil serv­ chemically like that element, but counted t or $10,800,000,000 in farm The hydro-electric power plant a. 1,500 meD were eomlu froID DUGALD, Man., (A'}-The list ~1nts: ants was called off yesterday aft.­ differ in weight. In radioactive income during the first eight will be equipped with two 7,500 Ottumwa alone to enrace in &Ida of known dead was fixed at 31 1. AU planll and machlneIT er the iovernment granted 25 to form, they produce steady radia­ months of 1947-an increllge of '0 kilowatt generators which will fllbtlng." 'Forts Head for Reich last ni&ht as workers of the Ca­ 1IIefui only for combat equipment 50 percent wage increases as a last tions and can be traced wherever percent over the 1946 period. serve the Reclamation bureau'a "The sheriff," Sloan continued, WESTOVER FIELD, Mau, (JP) nadian National rallways neared Dlanufa~ture should be destroyed. minute concession, it was official­ they go. The report said that wheat went power distribution system. "blockaded the publJc hIghways -A poup of 30 superlort. landed the end of their task of slftln, the I. All othen uaed in Inpportlnl ly announced. All those now offered to foreign into the market in "unprecedented Reclamation Comm. Michael W. leading IntQ the town of Laeona safely .t Goose Say, Newfound­ charred rem.aln8 of burned-out Wlr .hould be made available for If the civil servants had gone governments can be made in Cy­ volume" and at "unusually h igh Straus, announcing the award, against all persons, with such land, last night for refuelinl on coaches for other victims kUle4 I'tparatlons Insofar as they exceed out on strike, the operation of the clotrons. and before. the war some prices." said that "this dam will be an exceptions as doctors and emerl- their fliCht to Europe to live the Monday ni,ht when a hollday lipan's peaceful needs. Greek lovernment would have made in this way were sold One authority said that the ex- important ualt In the chain of rec- encies, for the sole purpose of Germane a look at a mas forma­ special rammed a !tandin, train I. Durin, oeeupaUoD, MlCArib­ been Virtually halted. Such a de­ aQroad. But cyclotron ptoduction port demand was the primary fac- clamaUon and army corps of en- preventing bloodshed and a breach tion of the bll bombers that. ald­ at the station here. ur should prohibit reestablishment velopment, a lovemment oUiclal is terrifically expensive. The tor in keeping wheat prices at top gineers structures which evenlual- of the peace and violence and in ed in the defeat of Japan. Twenty-nine bodies, only four ot primary war Industries, and said earlier, would have had dis­ atomlc ovens make them relative­ levels this year. ly will tum the noods of the Mls- order to protect all membera of Flyl11l aln&1y from Fort Worth, Identified, had been removed from Iftould limit those of war support­ astrous results at a time when the ly cheaply and in large qUantities. He said European grain lields souri river system from destrllc- the public, includinl Jehovah's Texas. the B-2h took off from the wrecka,e last night and an In, nature to capacities corr~­ ,overnment was wa,lng a cam­ They will be sold to foreigners were wrecked by the war and Eu- tion to the creation of economic Witnesses." Westover J'ield durilll the dB)' unofficial llst of the misslDl, In­ J)Obdlq to Ja.,.n's Industrlil palin a,ailllt Leftist auerrlllal in at about the same price that rope SUffered fro m unfllvorable wealth and stabLUty under the ap- The decision wUl be handed and uaembled in aoo. Ba7 to&" cluding the unidentified bodlea Itvel. northern Greece. American researchers pay. growing conditions. proved M.lssouri basin plan." down in SI. Louis, Mo. the AUanUc jump. recovered, now .tanda at 31. ,.. rl'l'RE DAlLY rOWAN, THUIlSnAY, SEHEMBER ~, l&''7-PAGE TWO 1- Bill '· Mc,Cahan Hurls No-Hitter for AthJetic:s~:~:~~: ' . --- ." last season alter a good season both did, He struck out two. rupted his baseball CIIl"e~r before ....- ...... Near Perfect with Toronto of thl1 International Though' Bill's fast ball ~ept hilA ii Ilven started. On retW'ning 1.0 league where he wQn 11J and lost out of trouble virtually atl the civilian lite, last yeaI' after sen.:­ local ToUrney seven. wl!y, it took several sparkling "I knew they hadn't gotten a fielding gems to save the no-hit­ ing a a tirst Iteutenant in the Sixteen of the state's best sofI. , hit," Bill said in the dressing tel'. air corps, McCahan was sent to ball teams will see action ill tht I Aaainst Nats first Kelley Field Annual Softball J room aitel' the game, "but I wasn't In the first, Pete Suder made a Toronto. Recalled late last sea­ PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Right­ bearing down just for the no-hit- lightning grab and throw to nip son, he pitched a 2-0 shutout over Tournament starting tonight all 1 hanc;ler Bill McCahan, Philadel­ ter. I wanted .\Q win .• Our club's speedy Buady Lewis at first. Sam o'clock and lasting througli \111. Ipst seven in a spd illl I want- Chapman snared severol long flies Oleveland, defeating Bob F«:ller. t phia A hleWcs' rookie, yesterday rqw The semi-:tinl\ls and finals w1U1h! ed to do was bust that streak." deep in center field but Elmer McCahan's triumph was the 'R1ayed Saturday, Sept. 13 8n!l~ laced only 28 men-one more than day, Sept. 14. . , absolutely necessary--to hurl a Bill's best pitch is a fast ball. Valo made the oatch of the day. ninth this season agamst four ~­ •I 3-0 nO-hit, no-run triumph over When he delivers it completely Mickey Verngn slamm¢ a ball {eats-and if Fain hadn't commit­ The opener will match the 10'11 tbe Washi ngton Senators. overarm it breaks in and down to Ialmost to the ' right center field ted thot second inning error Bill City Plumbers against Irni Mil ( a right hand batter but seems to wall in the seventh bu~ Vela- would have held the first perfec't. Cafe of Muscatine, followed at I It was the third Ino-hitter in sail away Irom a lell handed just back. in action after being game pitched in the majors since o'clock by Be$sies Cand,Y Co. '" ( the majors this season, second in swinger. beaned by a pitched baH-hauled Charley Robertson ot the Chicago Muscatine and John Deere 1'rar. ~ the American league-and the "It seemed Ihat every pitch I it down as it seemed ready to White Sox blanked Detroit 2-0 in tors of Waterloo, state cham'ps'Jalj c 131st similar hurling feat achieved made was just where I wanted it," Ismash into the scoreboard. 192-2. year. The winner of each of t/Jell c: sillc, reCQrds were Iirst compilflDon Black of the Cl~veland 111- ganized ball through a nOrh)t that error," ~ 'ain said art~r the night's honors a( 9 o'~I~k. 'the 25-y,eal'-0Id McCahan miss­ dians tossed the other J\,merican 1 game. Back in his school days he game. "Ito was a pretty bad throw, Bus sefvi~e to Kell'lY tlelfl ~ 'I ed a perfect game by a mere flick league IN-hitter this year 0)1., July hurled several tor suburban Lang- you know, and along about the College and Clinton streets wlll of the wri st. Fer~is Fain, the ~'. 10 - coincidentally against the ' horne high. But Bill, now a 200- -seventh inning J realized that I start at 6:30 p.m. " first base/llan, threw wild in cov­ Athletics. In the Nationa~ Ewell ' Pounder who stands one inch shy could have had the runner out if TO/llor~ow night wit~ Sllf~ ering Stan Spence's deep grollnder Blackwell of the Cincinnati Reds of six feet, elected to go to Duke I had only taken my time." times the same, the Keoku~ ~ in the second inning. The fleet held the Boston Braves hitless on Iuniversity before taking a .crack Fain said he told McCahan he oco Oilers will play the DaveD. Waspin~toJ1 outfielder reached June 18. at pro ball. was sorry about the miscue ond port Eagles and th~ M,vslu'oom sepond but he never got any fur­ But McCahan's performance was McGahan signed a contract of- quoted the newest no-hit hurler: Tavern 'of Dubuque will 'luIs!! ther. far superior. He didn't walk a fered by Connie Mack following "Oh, that's all right, Ferrls,­ Catcher Buddy Rosar, McCahan and Elmer Valo with Cedar Street Inn Of DaVtI!. :r.fcCahan~ came up to the A'r- man-though Black and Blackwell graduation but the Brmy Inter- we won. That's {Ill that counts.' port. The final game 8Kaiq will ------.------~~------~------match the winners of the n1lbfl earlier games. , The lower b'racket of the ,tik. nament schedule will begin ~~, J~.. Giants 'Smasb, Saturday night and in~lude I\I1II ' teams as the Wilson Pac~iil ~ Cedar Rapids, the Marshal1f1) ~ , 'Youn~Less' All' Hawk eye Report Moose, Dices Tavern of Daven­ Gridmen port, Ihe American Legion of Del .- --~~------~------Moines and the VE'W of ~0Ii Madison. , All-Stars 21-0 Otbe!: teams expected \.0 patti. DiMarco Only The Baseball Scoreboard Yan,ks Win 2, cipate in the tournament an ~ NEW YORk (JP)-The .New Boyts }J:~rness oJ Des MOines, tail. J, NATIONAL Ll:AG\JE AMERl AN LEAG\J E . York viants humiliated the EaS- W . L. 1'.t. OD W. L. P.r. OD son Moiors of Rock lsUlnd. ir~ ~ern College football All-Stars 21 Chattin" IJrooklyn ...... •... M:! 541 .02J New York ...... • . RI'; ., ,(I.U and the Des Moines Moose. I !II. Loula ...... 1n Sr. .517 G 'Bol lon ... _...... 71 ~ K .MII 12 '.lt .Casualty on Th~ Complete Auto Oardil!ab rto 0 last night in the Polo 1 8oston ...... 1~ 60 .iH!1 9~~ l)~trol" ...... 11 110 .II5'! IHI ~ Near Pennant Grounds, as Army's ter~ific .· twins, . New 'York . ...•. • '. , H(i fl2 .S Ui 14 Cleveland .. •. . ... • , . lill HI) .riO.. 1 Unit will appear in the Sunday nllbl ClnolnnaU ...... 03 1~ .4117 ~ O\ lt Phll.d.el"hl...... • I;n II;' .501 1 IS'lt Ql~nn Davis and Doo Blanchard, Chi ..,...... ,. _. _ ~8 18 .448 2SIlt Chlca,o ...... Iii 10 .4/;11 2:1'\ BOSTON (JP)- The Ne",{ York games. Their opponents are as made their final farewell as a PllhbUr,h ...... _ . . M 77 .412 21 ' lt W ..bln,lon .. _...... n 75 .~2S 2D Yankees lowered the boom on yet unannpunced. with Chad, PhUadelpbllL ...... 114 76 .4 15 27 · SI. I.oul o ...... 41; IIIi .lIAl as'it 56-Man Boston's last lingering pennant Prizes totaling $400, includlng gridirQn one-two punch without Squad YESTERDAY'S Rf;SUL'I'S YESTERDA V'S RESVI,TS , causing any sparks to fly. st. Louis tl, Chlcafo I , Pbl1adelJ)hJa 3, Was hJnltol\ 0 hopes yesterday by paddling Red $200 for first place, $l(){) for-Sec. By CHAD BROOKS Iowa's football team was at full (only "ames scheduled) Chlcu.ro R.. n, Cleveland :1~tJ Sox pitching for a total of 34 hits ond, $75 for third an<;l $25 1tor \.. This was the ninth and fin31 strength yesterday as Dr. Eddie TODAy'g PITCHERS New York 11 ·9. Boslon 2. r, get-together of the Giants and the Broekl)'n at. New York ( nit hl )-Lom. ( only ,,!lmes scheduled) in sweeping a doubleheader by fourth. Also each of the plar;jng Anderson ran 56 candidates bardl 110-9) VI. Koslo (14·9) TODA~ 'S "ITC IiEItS scores of 11-2 and 9-6. teams will receive trophies. Otjler , Eastern All Stars-and one of the thrOUgh their first day of serious J'JoOAdelphl1 al 1I0alon (nlrhl)-Uelnl· New York at Wu hlp,ion ( nl, hi)- Following the Hawkeye 1947 football schedule around Ihe Big Nine, ,Ieman (6~7' or JurJscb (I~6) VI. Volnlle RasehJ (0·2) Vi:. l\1a.sLersull (1 0 ... 12 . As a rsult bt the day's action, awa~ds include trophies (or Ihe '. dullest. The Giants rarely opened practicEl-and we mean that word ('.11 ) Chlc.. ,o 01 Cleveland (nl,ht}- lIarrlsl CloolnnaU ai 1'IU.burrh-I.lvtly (4·6) (2·7) VI. Oeuel (Q·8) the Yanks stretched their lead outstanding indi,vidual play~ in I i' up any of the stuff th«:y 'll be serv­ stop number two drops us in Hoosier land this morning, where just "ran" literally. . VI. BI,be ( IO ·IS) or Que•• IM·S) 8 1. I. ouls al Delroll-Sanford (HS) va. over the second place Sox to 1Z'h each position, two for th~ tWo-1tar • jng up in the forthcoming National two seasons ago Bo McMilllln stunned the gridiron world with a con­ With Al DiMarco, Earl Banks, SI. Louis at Chlca,o-Breche ... 04-9) lJolI.hlnson (/3,9) ( games with 22 to play, ihterrupt­ pitchers of the tour~alll,~nt, and !Professional league thumping, and ference championship eleven. vi. 8oro"fY (8-12) (only ,antes s r.heduled) ( Jim McKinstry and Chet 'Moo~e­ ing a seven-game Boston win a most valuable player award; \ actually, rarely had 10. It was Iowa has a datEl with Indjana's Hoosiers Saturday, October II in the all missing from Tuesday'S picture streak in their final Fenway park ~ that one-sided, as they chalked up Iowa stadium. taking session-on hand, the appearance of the year, '16 first downs to seven and 128 ~dlana. Qlada a. surpr\8lngb strong bid to defend their title last Hawks ran through a series of Bobo Newsom coasted to his Feller Hits Record, .: ( yards rushing to a skimpy 58. falJ,-and mlght have lilIue so If they hadri't dropped a. 13-0 deci­ drills on fundamentals that had On The Grid· Front l Oth victory in Ihe opener as the ( As a result, the greatest throng sion to the Hawkeyt:S. the gridders funning and then New Yorkers assaulted Tex Hugh­ , ever to see this Indian Summer But gone from the potent Hoosiers of 1946 are standouts Russ running some more. son and three successors Ior 18 MajoF League Sal." r , gridironing-a jam-packed throng 36 Lettermen Report MiClhty Michigan Opens 4:1 Deal, all-conference tackle; John Cannady, rUllged center; Ben Rai­ DiMarco, fuarterback sensation hits, all singles. Including four CLEVELAND (JP)~Bob ' i,~Q!.r'1 • of 52,102-turned out for the start mondi, the nation's most dangerous passer, and Pete Pihos, rOj:lc­ of the spring practice, was Ihe on­ For Ohio State Drills 'Champjanship' SeaSOh each by Joe DiMaggio and Tommy 1947 salary .. al£eady has ex· of the festivities, but half of them ribbed fullback. ly casuJty on the squad. He re­ Henrich. ceeded" the highest figure ever !had left by the time the Giants put Raimondi WIIS the Indiana of[~nse in '46, while Cannady and Pihos ported with a sprained thumb, in­ COLUMBUS, O. (JP) - Ohio ANN ARBOR, Mich. (JP)-Gun­ They came right bacll: with 16 paid to a major league baseball over their final touchdown, in the fqrmed the IElague's toughest detensive unit. jured in a baseball game, that may State University's football team ning for his first clenn cut Western more hits in Ihe second game off player-Babe Ruth's $80,000. ~p. < closing period. This was done on take as long as two weeks to conference fo otball champion hip Lefty Edgar Smith, Bob Klinger, Back from army service, however, have ~01DF a pall' 01 19*5 was very much in the pictul'll yes­ end-reported Cleveland Ipdians flome extra-special passin~ by championship team stars to take liP some of the slack, End Bob mend. since he came to Michigan in 1938, Harry Dorish and Bill Zuber to I?resident Bill Vee.ck yesteroax as ~ Frank Reagon, PennsylVania's There were' two late additions terday - as press photographers H. disappoint a near-capacJty crowd Ravensb~rg and Left Ha.lt Georce Tallaterro. Coach O. (F'l'itz) Crisler greet­ he gave a fa t $40,000 bonus check from nil over the slate snapped , .one-time ball-carrying ace, and Ravensberg was the spark plug of the championship squad-grab­ to the Hawkeye' squad, John Mc­ ed a Wolverine squad of 79 play­ of 32,723 fans. Despite the heavy to his ace pitcher. ". .. Jerry 'Blumenstock, who used to bing 12 passes for a total 'of 128 very big yards and intercepting three Donnell of Oelwein, a guard, and the Bucks in this and th~t posi­ ers- more than a third of them hitting, Frank Shea needed help "Not only has Feller already from Lefty Joe Page, making his bust, li~~s ~or F?rd~a~, . as. the p~os enemy tosses. He is almost a sure bet for All-American honors this William Bleelter Of Ackley, a hall­ tion. lettermen-yesterday and prompt­ passed Babe Ruth's salm, but . uncovered their fanciest stut! of back . ly set them off on a twice a day 47th appearance, to get home with his final wages for the year will lall if he can re~ajn '45 form. A short signal drill was staged the night. Yesterday's drills were swathed practice grind. win No. 12. excee<;i the $80,000 figu~e by I As far as Blan<;hard and Davis 'l'alia,(erro is somewhat of a legend in Hoosier circles. He was in heat of more than 90 degrees. in the morning, but the afternoon Crisler admitted that his Wol­ Page $truck out three of the six comfortable margin," said .the l were concerned, there was little to all·conf«:rence as a freshman in '45 ... carried 156 tim~s for 719 Before the morning session the was turned over to the newspaper verine squad, with 28 lettermen, batters he faced to save Shea's Tribe prexy, adding that yester· Y3l'ds 81\4 a 4.6 average that season . . . Complete<;i 10 of 19 passes rwrite hol:)'l~ and tell the folks ·Hawks were shown movies of last boys. From now on there will be was "well balanced" but said first win since July 5. The rookie day's payment was "not a linal • . . Is terri,tically fast-near the Buddy Young class in blinding about. Blanchard, better know!) year's games. Moening and a~ter­ no piclurCl-laklng as the proteges "there's weakness up front we'll phenom had been out with arm 1947 bonus" tor Rapid R0twl as Mr. Inside in Army's famed speed ... Among the best pass defen~ me~ in league. But Georie noon workouts are scheduled for 01 the ne.w head coach, Wesley have to fill." trouble and failed to finish his Asked how it felt to pay' such a touchdown combination, did no­ missed spring c;lrill$ and rumor says that he reported back in school a about the next ten days. Eugene Fesler, get in shape for The Wolverines will work twice last three starts. sheaf of greenbacks to one, baU ,(ery pl~p and sadly out-of-shape boy. tl;llng. Davis ran the opening Missouri's Sept. 27 invasion. a day for two weeks and taptI' Ted Williams added two hits in player, Bill chUl;:kled: "I:m ~pp, ls.ickot,f back 25 yards and ran a The ,es.t of the starting line-up is a study in hiihs and low~ Only two of the 71 invited grid­ off with one workout a day for each game, boosting his mark to -and l ~ow Bob'~ happy. .338 for the season, and Joe Di­ punt b/lck 14. more after 7 3-4 Lc!~ ~lhajlqvl~h, at riolM en.d, ClUWt wltb.in three vatis re~~lItilqu. ders-36 are lettermen-were ab­ the week leading up to their Sept. "Bob isn't having a good 'Fel· C.rds Blast Cubs Maggio followed up his four first ll}il)utes of play. 04 UJ.e \eUQI) r~cor~ la,tt (all wlt.b. U. for the enth:e s~qn, he sent from the opening drill. Not 27 opener with Michigan State. ler year' t,his season, but ~Ol'!rn toe nall when hit by Ra), Eliot of the University of they lined up quickly in four an 8-3 loss in the opener. giD" tor 1947. innings. Held run­ dum/llY defense in a two hour defense halfback in Hoosier history'. less by Emil Kusb and Faul morning drill and worked on pass­ - Rel( G.ross~n may be' the ~ey ~a n in Indiana's season. A letter­ Erickson for the next three inn­ ing and line work in the a£temoon mal) :!ullbac~ in '46, he Wll.!i used at Double workouts are KELLf·Y FIE·LD Sue ~ GOfdOQ good. Still, he's the only, /Wod sllinl:ling fuJlbacl( on the squad and Lade with a six, run spree in · the sche~y night be­ R~Y. .MILLAND I tween 10:30 and 11 and l?assed Sept.mber H Wi~el'l ~.y ~~'" ~ ' Thul'lday, Sep&emlM:r • . .~ a car !;iri ven by GOl'poIjI. Gordon The Star of then sped past Gaprenya" Roth S.pt~ 13-14 ~~tA~~~ ,!: S¥id, in i-feat angef' and stay,ed Green .with him uRtil he sto,lipe/l. ChMdrtq UD~ 1.2 r~" . Flashing a b,a.d,e·ofthe ira terlJlll) order of police. ,Gordon asked, the mall if be had.'.. drlveJ"s lic~~.,

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-. -- ,.- ," .. III r Miss Rusley Weds L. 6. Swails Says Overells Apprehend Girl, 11 rj1r, Pr~fessor Alspach Resigns - ,.--- Hammer Slayer of /'. To'Teach in Duluth, Minnesota Nol Killed. by 10-Year -Old Brother Prof. Addison Alspach, assistant director of the university orchestr::l and a member of the tine aris teaching staft since 1928, has resigned JERSEY CITY (lP)-Pe.arl Sil­ to accept a porition as head of the music department of the Duluth, " Time Bomb' To Be verman, 17-year-old prl!-college M)nn., branch of the University of Minnesota. student, missing 15 hours &ince ber No successor has been named to his posi tion as yet, according to SANTA ANA, CaW. CJP)-A de­ Odober ten-year-old brother, AlPert, was Prot. Earl E. Harper, director of [ fense explosl \'es expert testified found slain with a harllmer, was the school of ti ne arts. yesterday that in his opinion th,.t apprehended late yest.erday out­ bJ;u;t that wrecked Mr. and Mrs. side the home of a boy friend, and Professor Alspach said he will Be I D dM Bride assume his duties in Duluth Sept S - resse '~n Walter E. Overell's cruiser Mary booked on a murder charge, Po­ 16. He will also serve as chorus I E. "was not a hmed explosion." lice Chief Chaqles Wilson said. The expert, Paul Wolf, former Wilson said the girl would be co~dU;~~~ate of Findlll Y college, Ey! Rising tuffs, arlion squad member of the Lo arraianed this morning before Ci­ Angeles fire department, sald al.S!l ty Judge Anthony Botti. Ohio, in 1927, he came to the uni- 'II's he had roncluded that a household versity to Instruct in the music Say Nonsens ....,' Detective Chief James L. McNa­ department and received his M.A. alarm clock which the state con­ tends was used by BeUlah Overell mara said the girl told pollee she degree here in 1929, and his Ph.D. was jealous of her brother because degree In 1933: NEW YORK (JP) - America's and her boy friend, George Gol­ lum, to blow up the vessel could her parents "liked him beUt'r than He sen'ed as choirmaster of best dressed men don't like to see Pt not have been used for the pur­ me. Trinity Episcopal ' church from their trousers going up any more He said the giri told police she 1937 to ]945 and has worked with than,. American wemen like to see pose. Wolt went on as a SUrprise wit­ hit the boy on the head with a Dr. Marcus Bach recording music their hemlines falling. hammer whUe he was asleep on a for the class and broadcast "Little Some of them, in fact, were ' ness late in the day at the trial "f Gollum and l'4iss OvereU, only couch, and she struck him again Known Religious Groups." downright irate yesterday over when he roUed to the floor after Professor Alspach said he plans ell ild of th e Qvereils, on charges of the announcement that, if men's murd!!ring her parents. the fi rst blow. Then, McNamara to leave Iowa City sometime next fashion designers have their way, quoted her, she "washed up and week. Defense attorney S. B. Kaufman male ankles wi~l come out of hid­ asked Wolf It In his opinion the went out." ing under trousfOrs as much as four ML AND lUR . .T. FLEl\1ING, 120 E. DavenpOrt, announce the blast which wrecked tJ1e yacht last apllrOachinl' marrlaIe of tht'lr dau ,btu, Mule Wllna, to ElUoU Dud- Raymond Kurcleske, 20, the boy inches above shoetops. Mar. ] 5 was a "premature explo­ friend, was held 8& a material wit­ Predicts Housing, "Sounds like a lot of nonsense 11'1' FuJI, low Ity, on ot Mrs. Karl Renk, GlenlUVI'. Mon&. Mba sion or a limed explosion." Flemlnr w rradu a t ~ d from ent er htrb school, ){alona, Iowa, and ness, Wilson said, , to me," commented Altred "I havE' come to the conclusion," Is a senior at the Unlver Ity of 10" . Her 'lance wal vaduated from Gwynne Vanderbilt, who was on the witness responded, " that it lit, Many people In ancient tlma. Prices Imporlant last year 's list ot 10 best-dressed hll'h school In Winnetka, and " ttended the University of Ullnoia. was a premature explOsion, not a At pre ent he I a member or J VI en.menln. etan and chief and in the MIddle Agl!S believed men. timed explosion ." enl'meer of tbe Johnson County Br, wad Clllitlnf corpOration. The wedd­ !bat cotton grew on lambs whlcb Issues Next Year "First thing you know," he add­ Neither attorney nor witness ex­ Inl' will lake IIlace In Oclob r at tll Fll'llt Me&hodia& chUJ'eh. wt're aUached to plants. ed, "the men will be getting push­ B KET OF YELLOW AND WI1ITE I llldloll d orated the First plained what was meant by the ed around Ijy the fashion experts WASHINGTON (JP) - Senator EUI II b Lutheran church yesterday arternoon when Elaine 8.w le)' term "premature !!xplosion." --.-. ... Flanders (R-Vt.) agreed with just like the women do." wa married to Lawrence G. walls. The Rev. Ralph M. Kruel'er The value of Overell's finance Democrats yesterday that high Guy Lombardo, band leader, perrormed the double ring ceremony. Val Krl ur4' Il , t. Paul, Minn., company shrunk on court reCords British ears Sialed prices and the housing shortage speedboat expert and another of was maid of honor and Boyd RUllneU , Ottumwa, was be t man. yesterday from $309,000 to $177,- will be important issues in next last year's l~best, wasn't worried Richard B u.he , Iow& Ity. Served a usher, ra. waLls, daulhler 000, but the defen!\!! was barred year's presidential and congres­ because "I've got nice· looking of Mr. and 1 . T heo. A. Ru ley, ll7 E. BurllJl,ion treet, wa poad­ lrom presenting any testimony to For Sale in Stales sional campaigns. legs-but if it keeps up, I pity uated from lIy high ehool and the Unlvel"! l&y of Iowa wbere she Indicate that financial worries NEW YORK (JP) - Britain" Out of '..-pect to .I "We are not doing too well with tho e poor fellows who are knock­ bas been employed with lh unhrerslly II brarle . lIer husb lid . 0 11 of might have caused him to kill kneed." Mr. and Ir-. G.H. 8wal , 611 Oakland avenue, w s rraduated from laraest producer of automobUes is either prices or housing to date," himsell. prepared to ship new cars for sale Flanders, a freshman senator, told Col. Serge Obolensky, socialite City high school and aUend d th University of Iowa. II I en.ploy ed An estimate of the financier's in the United States starling In a reporter. ex-prince whose natty appearance at Swails Refrll'eration service. After Il wedding trip to olorado, the estate submitted during prosecu­ our former vice-president, the late r But he expressed confidence on Fifth avenue last Easter won couple will be lit home on route 4, Iowa Ity. tion testimony totaled St 36,OOO, mid-November and expects to I J . that pending congressional invest­ him a nomination as the male lea­ with his Washington Finance Co., build 20,000 of them In the next )2 months. igations into both problems can der of the parade, Is rrv>re style­ Los Anaeles, comprlslna Its bll­ produce worthwhile results. setter than style- follower. gest single Hem at $309 ,000. But L.P. Lord, chairman and man­ Meanwhile another Republican, "I alwl1ys stick to the same Set MacEwen Funeral Friday the derense submitted an audit aalng director of Austin Molor Rep. Wolcott of Michigan, who length- just to touch tpe shoe," yesterday which showed Its worth Co ., Ltd., told reporters a t a pre­ heads the house banking commit­ he said. Funeral services for Dean Ewen men, especiall y his ability to fore­ on March II!, the day he died, as view of the cars here yesterda.y Dr. E. M. MacEwen tee, said that "it the housing short­ Crooner Perry Como was one of M. MacEwen, head ot the univer­ cast talent in young men, was un­ $177,240.27 . his two low-prIc ed models, tue 1946's sartorially supreme but he age is not licked by Mar. 3] , rent sity college of medicine since 19- ca nny. two-door "Dorset" and four-cloor controls probably will be extend­ won't try to defend his title if It 35, who died Tuesday at the age "Dean MacEwen's death Is a "Devon," with a 40 horsepow r I means mid-calf trouser hems. Cl5 ed." ot 61. will be held at 2 p. m. Fri­ great loss to the I.(n ivets!ty, to the 'letter Bomb Explodes, enalne expected to give 32 to Como commented "it won't be ' miles to the gallon of gasOline, Wolcott told a newsman, how­ d!Jy in the Presbyterian churc)1 . cause ot medical education, and .0 no business will be transacted after • ever, that if the present building any good In the wintertime-we'll Injures Two Workers would sell here for trom $1,3.00 Dr. P . Hewlson Pollock, pastor his many devoted friends." momentum continues "we may say freeze to death." to $1,500. of the church, will offi Cia te. Mr. Summerwill said: that the housing shortage is reas­ "No one can say enough good LONDON ()P}-A "letter bomb" onably licked" on that date. A$ide from his du ties as head of exploded today In a London dis­ the college of mediCine, Dean abou t Dea n MacEw n. He was a Present federal rent controls are very, very good pen;oMI friend trict post oUl ce, slightly Injuring Rate Joins ROTC Staff MacEwen served as head of the 1:00 p. m. Friday, Sept. S, 1947 due to expire Mar. 31 unless ex­ and I never enjoyed working wIth two ))ostal workers and arousing Lt. Col Robert C. Rate has been tended. Wolcott said the house Marshall's First Federal Loan and Investment fears that unknown terrorists assigned to the Univ ersity of Iowa company arid as vice president of anyone anymore than I njoyed banking committee will begin a working with Dean MacEw en aiainst were attempting "murder military departm nt as In structor rent study in J anuary. the [owa state Bank and Trust by mail." In medical ROTC, it has been an­ l company of Iowa CIt y. President lIe had lot ot friends. He wa­ Democrats blasted away at the one of the finest men with whom Scotland yard said the possibil­ nounced. Re p u b lican-controlled congress Rio Return Virgil M. Hancher of the Umver­ ity of attacks on government lea­ Colonel Rate came hete with his IOWA STATE BANK & TRUST CO. sity and Ben S. Summervill, pres­ I have even been associated pro­ Tuesday night in a novel pre­ fessionally. ders was being considered, but wife and three children from duty ident of tb e Iowa State Bank and election radio program directed "No one had the In ter est of the that there were reasons--not dis­ at Filz irnmons General hospital Trust company issued statements from here by Gael Sullivan, University or the community mor closed- to believe that the send­ In Denver, and w ill also work In ets Record yesterday highly commending the executive director of the Demo­ al hear t than did he. He was al­ Ing ot th latest explosive package the department of chest aurgery dean's services and activities in cratic national committee. WASHINGTON (JP)-L t. Col. ways working for Iowa City and had no poU tical moUves. at University hospital. the local area. They contended that Republican Henry Myers, pilot of the presi­ the people of this town will miss " congressional leaders are "stumbl­ den Ual plane, the "Independence," President Hancher staled: him very much. lIe worked tire­ ing and bumbling" on prices, brought Secretary of State Mar­ "Dean MacEwen was an able Jes'.ly In bringing the new vete­ housing, labor and other issues. shail and his party back from the and loyal member of the unjver­ ran's hospital here which will be Rio de Janeiro conference in whdt sity for nearly 40 years. For the just another of the good things he he believes is record-breaking last 12 years he was dean of the has done lor the community," time lor any type of plane on the college of medlclne and through­ The body of Dean MaCEwen PERSONAL NOTES route. out 'the Will' wa~ a lea der in the will rest at Beckman's funeral Tired. but beaming, the Tifton, American ASsocHlhon of M dleal home until noon Friday. Place of Anne Huper, 108 S. Linn street., Ga ., pilot set the four-motored Colleges and other medical bodies bu rial has not yet been announc­ left by plane yesterday for Hav­ "Flying White House" down at the having to do with medical educa­ ed. ana, Cuba, where she will teach air transport command field and tion under war-time condltlons. "His deanship begaln In the de­ • English at Ruston academy. A reported he had made the 5300 Learns How It Feels graduate of the University of Iowa mile trip in 16 1-2 hours flying pression, extendin g through the last June, Miss Huper majored time. He took the DC-6 off last diftlcult wa r yeal'S and into the To Be 100-The Hard Way In Spanish. night in 'Brazil at 9 p. m. (eDT) post-war period. Faced with un­ and made one stop at Trinidad. precedented di fficulties, he wore LITTLETON, N.H . (JP)- When Dr. and Mrs. W.C. Enderby and ATC ofiicers figured he averag­ himself ou t in the cause of medi­ 91-year-old Charles Bishop h.eard children, Barbara Sue and Ma r­ ed about 316 miles an hour . cal education. that Myron Northey, over In Lis­ garet Ann, 741 Oakland Ave., have The "Independence" is the suc­ "It has been my prlvUege to bon, was celebrating his 101st returned from a 10 day vacation cessor to the DC-4 first used by know Dean MacEwen as an ac­ birthday, Bishop packed a lunch in Wisconsin, visiting Mr. and Mrs. President Roosevelt and then by quaintance and friend for more in a knapsack and began a 25- J .T. Enderby, Green Bay. P resident Truman, and dubbed the than 40 years and to be intimately mile round-trip hike-"Just so I "Sacred Co w." associated with him for the last could find ouL how it feels to be Mary Donovan, 409 S. Summitt seven years. I speak with full over a hundred." iltreet, returned Monday after a knowledge in saying that he had Hiking 25 miles at 91? week's visit with friends in Des all the sturdy virtues of the race "U's nothing, nothing at aU," Moines. Hold Cedar Rapids from which he sprang. Few men the bearded nonagenarian told possessed his understanding of the younger men. Mrs. Emma Randall and daugh­ Man for Break-In fundamental issues in medical ed­ After years spent on New ter, Loie, 233 Melrose avenue, have ucaHon; and his ability to judge Hampshire country roads selling returned Tuesday from a two CEDAR RAPIDS (A')- Tuesday needles and parts for a sewing week's vacation in Milwaukee Eugene T. J ones, 25-year-old machine agency, he think~ noth­ where they visited the L. E. Ran­ Negro, headed the line at a Cedar Bilbo's Divorced Wife, ing of five or ten mlles, Rapids bank to cash his terminal dall family. Children Beneficiaries The Kokanee Salmon Is a leave bond. dwarfed form of the Paclflc Sock­ Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lambert, Last night he was being held In 22-Year-Old Will eye \\lhJch has adapted itseU com- 1416 E. College street, will spend in jail fo r investigation, without the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. charge. Three patrolmen said they HATTIESBURG, Miss. (JP)-A plete]y to life in fresh water. Erwin Rutz, Alton, Ill. Their son­ found him asleep on the fioor of 22-year-old will came to light yes­ in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. a food market early yesterday terday after legal efforts already I Richard Rutz, 328 N. Dubuque when they went there to investi­ had begun for setlling the estate street, who have been visiting in gate a break-in report. of the late Senator Theo G. Bilbo Aiton, will return with them. "I thought he was dead at Urst," of Mlssissi ppi. said Patrolman Pat Davis, one of The document, dated J une 10, WBOT IiaIIi al otifIQ@fliijfj\I,'!I i.liIlIIIrIINIlM~ Prot. and Mrs. Wilbur Schramm three patrolmen who went to in­ 1925, named as equal beneficiaries , - It revives JrilteCI spirits. It rel1eves eJoaed pone or fmpud and family stopped in Iowa City vestigate. "But then we saw his Bilbo's wife, from whom he later yesterday enroute to Champaign, stomach moving." was divorced, his so n, Thee J r., land waste. It leaves tJii akm IWIIt11. freI!i. raiJWlt IDa I1owfDI. . Ill., where Professor Schramm will ) Davis and Patrolmen Ozzie and and his daughter, J eSSie. be associated with the University IDan Kruidenier said they exper­ Discovery 01 the document in ~ith aD automatic III1ppl1, bf go lieateil water J:tIQ CID -Jot Ida ~ of Illinois. The Schramms have ienced some difticulty in arousing the Masonic temple building came been vacationing in the Black J ones. as a surpnse. ~ lUDUIler Irpfclfup" IDY. hour of the ita1. Dr !light. :You 1hap11, os- ~ Hills. 'fhe patrolmen said Jones ap- A few months ago Bilbo, who parently went to work on the cash died Aug. 21, tore his signature faucet. Then'. DG walt. No wute. No warrr.. Olortfyfq ali,"'P.OOI from a will which was drawn A seven and one-half pound register with a meat cleaver, but ••• beautifying facials ••• attraetln manlc:urelarf lpIIidea • daughter, Elaine Frances, was dozed off. within recent years, and thus in­ born yesterday at Mercy hospital validated the instrument. Bilbo's estate has been estima­ and Ifmpllfled. Fulthennore, an ewr-prelell\ f"r7-t»1attM IaIP.1Ji to Mr. and Mrs. George Holoubek, Franco To Get Power 520'" Oakland avenue. ted to value as much as $100,000 cf PI beateCI water II u eeonomieal u It " ~ ,' rac, ; - To Grant Spanish Titles bu t an attorney said there were Prof. and Mrs. Philip Ward Bur­ debts which would reduce the fig- Comp.lete d.~ .tOP. In Dr "'lOUl' I!~~ ton will fly to Iowa City today MADRID (lP)- Education Minis­ ure. from Madison, Ind., where they ter Jose Ibanez Martin said yes­ ==-- Ipent a short vacation. Accom­ terday Chief of State Francisco panying them are their daughter Franco soon would have the power Betsy and sons Bruce and Philip. to grant titles to Spaniards and to "MUSACK'S REGULAR 69~ A friend of the family wJll pilot reestablish Spain's Peerage. 3·DAY SERVICE .. the plane in which they are trav­ The Minister said Franco's cab­ elUng. inet drafted a decree 01 law Tues­ IOWA·ILLI.OIS~.AI I day night which would be presen­ Billiard Parlor WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Gaoup ted to the Cortes (Parliament) for 1 S. Dubuque AID ~ ELECTRIC ~co: MEETS aclion. • The child care and training The proposed decree also would Upstairs Over l eo m mit tee of Iowa City's annul a 1931 enactment of the 211 E. Washinqton Women of the Moose will meet at Spanish Republican government Dunkel's Cigar Store 7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs. abolishing all titles, and would [LERnERS Clara Hoffman, 604 Grant street. reestablish legal recognition of the ORVIS Mra. Edith Scott will prelld~ Peerale', 'Hof-So.fafis Big'- ' The Dd/~ Iowan Woman Seeks Cop By SAMUEL GRAFTON ~ . ESTABLIsm;J) lea stor'y, th!!y hllve "virtually New York Posl Syndicate plet!! freedom." They hlUe Ius- ,. Publimed daU." ncept Konday by aD+IJi&R OP THIll AII8OClA'l'SD P&aII To Pay Small Debt; I keep fretting about a roadside sia, and most of them Ire ~ lltudent PubUca!,ons. lnc. Entered 115 ,· The _iaIoed PNM u enll.IJecl ex­ incident which hasn't happened IeCOIId dsas /bolll matter at the POSlolfice eh\JlveJy to tU _ lOr ftPUbUeatJon 01 their best efforts into theIr ~ .t Iowa CIty, Iowa, under the 8cl o! .u 1ba local new. printed In tbU new.­ LOS ANGl!:LES (JP) ..- Po1i~e yet. but which could happen. oonareu 01 March 2. 1879. paptr, u well u au AP ...,w. ella­ because they teel this count., & p.ldles. Chief C.B. Morrall opened a wo­ It would involve a liberal. I ~'s letter, containing a nickel have no specific person in mind, goin,g to fight Russia some daJ, I'JIJ:D M. POWNALL. PublUhet WALLY STRINGHAM, BU$I!IHI -----~------, ' and dime. but a sort of composite type. and they don't mind helpjJJf Ie Manager Board of Trwteu, KJrIt II; PDner. A. Crall BaUd. P.III 8. Olson, Ka\hr)'D It read: This man (I $ee him as about 42 such a struggle. II. BRUCE HUGHES. Edllor Larson, Dorthea Davidson. WWIam Bul­ "Last Sunday night ""/Is caught years old, married, the father of ler, Lou1M' HUtchlruon. l Our liberal hero Is wa1kinc downtown without cadru:e. I bor~ several children, a fellow who has SUbscription r_\e.-By carrier In Iowa along the road one day, teeliq CIty :10 ....t. Weekly or ,7 per year .n :rowed 15 cents I\,om t~ officer a Plscasso reproduction on his liv­ ..tvanee; ,Ix month. $3.85; three month. 'l'ELEPHOHU pretty dej ected. He sees IOIllt '1.90. By mall. In Iowa '7.511 rer yea.; ~ ..... _" ...... : ... ~I~ ~t Fifth and Main streets. I forgot ing room wall and who likes to go .u: UIbI~th. P .90: three month. 82. All I ""...... to the old movies at the Museum contour plowing, and some P,Ubllt othor IP~I' .ub.n1pUon. f8 per year:.1x Edllor al OUlce ...... " ...... '11~ to get his name.. 'l'.Ionth. " .25 : tbree montbo $2.25. Sl"'le*IY I Ottlce ., ...... "Will you see that he gets the ot Modern Art) has been turned 'housing work, toward both Gj which !paybe h~ made some CiIl. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1947 money he loaned me? He is a down by the government for a jop I heavy-set, not so !at as big, not requirlftg the handling of secret trlbutiOIl in the old, liberal dvI, so very tall. "" sp:;tiJing fac;e, good­ documents. He was turned down bu~ these sights fail to cheer binl. looking, kind and consi4erate. because the FBI handed in a neg­ He basn't. a ntckel, and h~ is \tun. 'the chief asSigned a Pail' ot ative report on bim. gry. and he wonders whatiheTart Library of Congress R por I detectives to track down the offi­ This worries our hero. because showing at the Museum of Modern Ru, ian fot· ign policy, repol'ls the legislat;ve reference servic I cer, pay off the debt. he cannot think 01 anything very' Art these days. of the Library of Congress, is clearlj' based on tbe old Lenin andl bad in his record, except maybe Suddllnl.y ,he see~ a fellow com. Marxi t ideas of wot'ld l'evolution and the oviet are wiJlillg to! that he wrote some pieces once lor ing down the road toward him, a use any mell ns t.o that. end. Iowans Capture To a liberal magazine. or belohged to taU, blond type, with a va&lltlJ That is hardly news. But it does tend to take' tbe Conclusio a couple of liberal organizations. German look. The man i. MIl. out of the field of opinion and give it the t:tnnp of fact. The He feels smeared and degraded fed, sleek, and yQu wOijld ~ library 'S legislative service is designed to all wer any and alii Indiana Poult~ Pri~es by havil'\g been turned down. It from the text-book on inlental questions for congressmen. It does a job of pure I' search on a INDIANAPOLIS (JP) - Iowa does not comlort him much to combustion that he carries Wld!t given subject. poultrymen plac~ one-two in an read (as one Clln in· the current his arm, that he Is an en&i* The report, made to t he senate foreigJ~ affairs commit~ee, say!! eight-state reg~a~ Ohlckett of issLle 01 the NeW Republic) of sev­ working at one ot the nearbyair. the desir "to make the whole wodd afe for communlsm Ilnd Tomorrow cQntest helel in C911nec­ eral other cases in which this sort fields. Sovietism," lie at the ba se of oviet foreign policy; tbat to tion with the Indiana State fair of thing has happened. "Pardon me," says our Wrv. acbieve their goal the Russians" are prepared to play any card"; yesterday. As I see it (and remember, this "I wonder if you could spa" I hasn't bappened yet; it's just dime for a cup of cOffee?" , tbat t1le nd, not the means, is impol'tant to I hem ; that they 81'C Floyd Cone of Independence. low\1, was first with a White Cor­ something that could happen) our "Naturlich." answer~ the O~I , definitely aggressive alld expansionist. handing him a coin., and then pro. 'l'he report does not say specifically that Russia intends to nish-White Rock crOSS j and J .Jll. hero begins to brood about this Thom,pson of Center Point. Iowa, incident. ~aturally, his work ceeding on his way to his jdb. make wa [' but tho t seems well covered in the phrase" any card." was second with a White Cornish sutlers. That's the whole Inc!dtJtt, The Russian army already has been u ed in the SUbjugation of entry. He doesn't sleep very well, and which, as 1 say, keeps hauntlttc neigh bOl'i ng sta tes. Other prize winners: Floyd M;o­ he loses his job. 'which further me. It is generally beli eved-although the speed witb which Hitler nett of Fargo, N.D" third; Roger cuts down his slumbers, and night was able to rebuild Germany's war potential despite foreign dis· A. Nelson of Sharon. N.D., fou\,th; attet; night he tosses, tur~ing ~ver belief is 110t forgotten- that it will take Russia long time to pre· Robert Graf of Beatrice. N,eb .• ~ .his m41d the injustice of what pare for wal' against the western world. If she is doing so, it fifth; Robert Martin of namsey. has happened to him. Sure,. he'S Says Gambtirig 1m would seem that in tend of di playing belligerence, she would Ind., sixth; Charles Delamarter of been a liberal. even a New Dealer, wish to lull otber nations into a false feeling of secmity. East Lansing, Mich., seventh; A. but he's also been an anti-Com­ Milsf Be Enforced The report, att mpting to explain "not easily understood" H. Ward of Independence, Iowa; munist, and now look. Russian diplomatic moves, has a few wOl'ds which answer that. eighth; H.M. Wilford of Elyria, Our hero picks UP a few dollars DES MOINES (IP) - ~ttcneJ Ohio, ninth; Harry Green of Wah­ on some . temporary jobs. Bill General Robert 1.. Larson iold "It is often au organic part of' the totalitarian technique for M.delled III clay .Dd pb.t.,raph.d f.r tb. DAIL:r IOWAN by Oall Mye .. keeping the population in a state of heightened tension. 'I'he peton, N.D., tenth. thingS get harder, because the Iowa's 99 county attorne" ),esler. stary has got around, and some day that "laws prohlbitbig 111!1. ever pI' ent phantom of an unprovoked foreign wal' S rves as a , potel1tiall!mployeI's abe afraid they bUng in. the state of Iowa mlIIi oe welcome excuse for the drabness of Soviet everyday life, the con­ might .. smeared if they 'touch enforced." stant shortage of consumer goods and commodities, and for the him. Ol1e day he laces the fact He made the stat~ment in I furtbez' exertion and sacrifices asked from the Soviet population." Europe Aid Inside Must Self Fi'rst that he has $8.64 left. briel but hard-hlUing letter. WaS hiitg'on By PAUL MALLON any advjce as 'to how much might He ~nds his wife and children Larson reque~ted""the county al· By THE CENTRAL PRESS to live with hJs folks. look~ . at his torneys "and all other law enforce.. KIng Features SYJ\dica~, InC. T, reasonably be available. C Picasso for the last time, and takes Iment officers" tol see to 1\ lital The Masquerade of Mon'opoly By THE CENTRAL PRESS WASHINGTON- The state de- What Kennan and BOQesteel to thEl road. The first bitch car- state g!lmbling laws aTe oPeJ'ed. WASHINGTON-Charlie Chaplin, next Hollywood celebrity to face partment heard some stories not were sent to tell the Europelln ries 11im to Ohio, where he is His letter, mailed out yesterday, (li'1·0m St. LO'ltig , cago. Such cross·hauling ties the music of a congressional inquiry, will use the counter-offensive statesmen was evident in an off· duroped, and his money soon goes. warned that the Tecent leeiB1ature Post·.Dispa,lch) up railroad equipment-a par· tactics which proved so successful for Howard Hughes in his battle generally circulated Jast week that tne-record press conference .held Now, according to a NorUl didn't legalize such devjces 8.! Ilot JOllllng the Justice depal'i.- ticularly distressing t hi n g with the Brewster committee. the Europeans had just about de- next day by a top siate depart- American Newspaper Alliance machines when it voted to tax ment's campaign for lower right now. 'fhe commodities The multi-millionaire comedian is to appear before the house ctded at Paris to take from the ment otficial. His words were story in the New York Times, gambling devices. 1 pl'icell, tile F ederal 'I'radc com- sold OIl basi ng·point scheme committee on un-American activities for grilling regarding his alleged United States $38 to $40 billions much stronger and more threaten- there are about one hundred Ger- The letter said in part: mission is moving against the are heavy, so tbi, wa. tefu] Communist associations. Like Hughes, Chaplin plans to "come out more in four years. The figures ing than indicated lherea'fter in man scientist!> working in Ohio at "I advise lOU that this l.w steel makers. The FTO action hauling ine\r1tably inflates pri· swinging." were vaguely published from Par- the public announcement from the the Wright and Patterson army (taxing ~ambling devices) cbs Charlie has hired Russell Birdwell, high-powered and highly-paid is in one New York paper, al­ bear til greater pr'omise of ces. Kenna}l-Clayton conference in Pn- air fields. They are busy on su- not suspend or repeal any of the Hollywood public relations expert, to direct his plan of campaign. though not otherwise, yet they ris, although the restrictions personics, guided missiles, and so existing laws pertaining to gam· the I.wo. Flagrant conspiracy '1'hil'd, the system eliminate, Birdwell says he wl11 use full· page advertisements in newspapers, must have been mentioned in the .. is ex eptional, but. a very large any benefit the bnyer might against publication were such that on , and are undoubtedly use~ul. bling within tbe state ot Iowa. reo radio ads, and every other medium of publicity to "make sure that the 'confidentlal official dispatches, as they failed considerably to reach At lirst they were closely guard- gardless of any publicity to the part of industl'Y curbs compe· get from cheaper water trans· public hears Chaplin's side of the story." this government decided to act the public. He said: ed and watched, since they had contrary. tition in a way whi·1l the FTO portation. The steel may move The publicist claims he "called the turn" on the result of Hughes' fast. Such figures were extravagant spent years giving their all to "Laws prohibiting gambU/l' In can prosecute. \ by barge, but the sell I' col· appearance before the senate war investigating committee. Forty billions is double wholt and out of all line. ~f European Adolph Hitler. But now. saYs the the state of Iowa must be eafc/r()o Steel and cement 81'e pl'ime lects the .saving. Before Hughes took the stand, Birdwell took a full page in II Ho\ly~ anyone hod mentioned anywhere demands for m6ney from us get ed. exam pl e ~. Linseed oil, llnrd· Fourth, a llumher of pl·oduc. wood trade paper read religiously by moviedom, labeled his message before, and four times as much as too high. wide and handsQme. we war debt now above $250 billions, "As attorney general ot Iowa. I, wood flooring, lead, copper ers can make identical delivcr· "you don't have to take it," denounced congressional Use of what he tile hapless Ben Cohen had ,ues~­ will have to call off the whwe ad- or what. there1ore, request you Bod all and other' industl'1t>s have been ed prices only by cmploying called "lynch law," and strongly advised Hughes to "light back." ed in a speech would be necessary vance planning-the Marshall I The whole European conception other law enforcement off(cm of in cOll l'L at varion.· times, and some snch system. If it were The press agent, of course, said he planned to file a million-dollar -a guess which caused him to re­ plan. of the Marshall plaTl .had obvious- YDur cQuntry to take such action libel suit against Noah Dietrich, Hughes' top aide, who testified that tire, without objecti,on, as counsel many other u e the same mon- outlawed, they would have to But even jf Paris is reasonable, I Y' grown ou t 0 f realit . Y In· to a sort that may be advisable and _I· opolistic device. 'l'he device is com pete on prices. Price is the Birdwell had padded his expense account. However, Birdwell s!lid to the state department. we may not have enough money of proPQsed grab-bag, and the ad- sary to enforce the laws rt.liiInI , his differences with Dietrich were a "Hollywood family matter." At once, acting State Secretllry the basing·point price, wllich heart of competition. The ourselves to furnish half what is mil)istration acted hastily to cor- to gambling and gamblin, de- • • • • Lovett dispatched two meD to Pa- wanted. The true basis of the reet it, knowing full well the li- vices." J . means that tbe buyer must pay beart is cut out in basing·point • 1'AFT'S CH()ICE-Beiore haxd.working, conscientious Senator ris. One is Geo rge Kennan, top­ Marshall plan, which Europe m1· t·atJOns w hIC' h mig. ht be Impose' d The new law·r· p'laces t...... 2 per· freight f" om a stipulated place . industries. Robert Taft (R-Ol1io), the Replfblican senatorial policy maker. li~s bracket ma.nipulator on the Mar­ seems to be forgetting, is that the against any free money running cent sales lax on such ~s juke box· of pt'oduction even if it is not For these reasons, Frank A. one of the roost difficult decisions ever to confront an American in shall general staff, or what might the aclnal place of PI'Odtlction. Fetter, a pionerr wI'itel' on European nations will fiTSt he)p sc h erne bY a R epu blI'c an con ...""'" ~s s . es, wel'ghI' ng' machines, shocrilnr peaCetime pol,ltics: , be called chjef of staff of his pol- themselves to..the utmost, to shaw " The Paris plan was slated to be galleries, pinqall macl!lnea. pool TJIC purpose of the basing· the subject, laid the gr eatest Taft, CUl'l'ently' vacationing at MUfiray Bay, must announce before icy planning commission. Ken­ how they can re-establish them- annollnced before September 15th( and billiard tables and slot ,oper. point is Lo pl'event pl'ic com· blame on the basing.point the leaves fall. whethe.r he wnl be a candidate for the GOP presidential nan is supposed to be the Mr. X selves if certain aid is given, anll But just as important, there will ated devices. , I .• petition. . R('heme in his book, "Tlle Mas· nomination .when the chips are down at lhe GOP national convention who wrote 90 straightforwardedly then We wjll see abou.t the aiel, then also come a report trom the Ali older l;1w makes it. One result is that buyers que\'ade of Monopoly." 'fhis in Philadelphia next year. , against Russia in foreign aflairs pll!fal c. For instance, we may have to send Harriman, COn;Ul)lttee ot nineteen evel} to possells a s1o.t madWle. often pay for more h·ansporta· "subtle device," he showed, Taft announced ~ast spring that" he would reserve this decision until quarterly, far more straightfor­ the record of the first sessicln of \he 80th convess, where his guiding wardedly than any oUieial has tractors so they. can, work their on just how much atd this naiion Also prohibited are , 10uerle~1 101. tion than takes place. Some· g ives business men" a most ef· own fields, instead ot wheat, the can afford to give Europe ""ithout tery tickets, and sale ~f t1~ III hand was dominant, was made. At the ~oncluaion of his vacation he gone before under his own name. times, to be sure they pay for feclive power to secure with finished p'roduct. We could give rU~lling our prices up inlo an even such arrangements as biseblll less. But what right hllvc thc'ir competitors agreements will swing through the Pacitic"llorthwest, labor's "hot-bed," and They say Kennan is grJlally re­ through the west before committing hiffiielf. spected by State Secretary Mar- them "the [ire hose" of pea~, os higher stratosphere. pools. steel makers to enJ'ich one and common action that otber· it was said under lend lease, ...... :=---.-..:..------.:~------.... city 's industries and impover· wis could not legally be se· The OhiQan, hiny;eU the son of a president, now commands prob- shall and is one of the most influ­ ably more pre-convenUoR delegates tha.n any other potential candi- entia} men in the department now. ish anothel"s by juggling clll·ed." date, including New York's Gov. Thomas E. ~wey. But those who With him went Charles 'Bonesteel, L· n' freight ra.tes in this way Y It has" a remaL'kable family ~~:t~gr!~e:":~m;:~u~~rO:ri~= O·FFI'IAL DAILY BUI.. 'IN' know TaCt are certain that- he will not seek the nomination 1£ he does a special assistant who is not well self so they can help themselves. t The)'e are fout' objections to re. emblance to an old practice n'ot think he can win the election. known. The , Europeans were advised .to this system, any of which of dumping goods in foreign luabor bas pledged many millions to beat Taft if he is the GOP Will Clayton, the foreign trade change their demands and mea­ tte ..... tho UNIVEaSrry CALENDAa ;,...... 1 ..... I•• should cause its abolishmellt: commel·ce." It also I'esembl es s\08ndard bearer because of what labor describes as the "slave Taft· assistant, was supposed to be in sure them to the realities of our 4eDI·. Oftlce., Old C.pl.... It••• -,... HI. GIIfU.lL · ~ .bou'" b. ~ep ••lted ..lib lb ••It, .dl"r ., The Dall, ...~ First, it weaken. J?rodu ers' the efforts to colil:ct ul\earned Hartley" labbl' 'regulation law. Paris looking out for American in­ situation. I D ...... m I. Ea.1 ..all . OItNltaAL NOTICII ••_ ~ al N natural a vanttlges ill th ir 10- wagl!s. in th portal-to.portal However, those close to Taft say that be believes the law will work terests at the conference although I ....D ..,. ! . ,,...... d.,. pr._.~ .Um ,.bllt..... ' No official said so. but Kenn~n 'NOT" ....." .....,. . ..Ie.bo .. o, .Dd mu.l b. TYPID oa cal markets. ,A. f. 'Louis 'teel lIuits .- esoept U~ g.rabbet'S out weO 1.on labor as well as mans"ement. He. will not, they say, be this country is not officially parti­ and Bonesteel could well have walTTItN .... 1101'110 lor a ,",••• 11010 .., .... maker should be able to Rell nerc are employers. deterred by so-called "political thl'eats" of unions. cipating. But Clayton has be~n been instructed to tell Clayton to Lt"I ' • • .-""""'.... til '.wpuaU 1~ '~:mu. ~ his entire output here b fore An indeeisive war has been He JIbowed that he was not dtldem, the labo,r issue, observers point down at Genella most of .the til1J.e tell the Europeans, they should .. W ,.....,~.-- ______-=.:..:..-=.-.:~=..;._ any steel is . hipped in from wag d on the ba jng·point out, when he tt ok the chaiJ'mansbip ~f the senate labor committee, working on tbe international trade not only demand what they nee.d, U N I V E R 5 I T yeA LEN 0 A R thereb! "slicking, his neck out." · meeting, and the. European plan- bt\t te ll us how we are going tq .6 ~ 15 Ohicago 01' Pittsbnrgh. But system for years. In 1945, . h ' tr' . ...oudar. Sep.. .. I under th.e basi.ng·point !,clleme, however, tile supreme court • ., • • ners at Paris have been just topsy- raise t h e money Ill .. t IS coun y ,,0 B~ of Orientation and Monday, Sept. il • POTATO LOG JAM-That old l)eadache, the potato. is plaguing ing along, concentrating on their . ..., . :.. '; ,.. ont ideJ,'s sys~maticaJly meet seemmgly ~eiI. the way for furnish it- whether by. cu~rept Registration. 7:30 a.m, OpenIng 01 ell.. the agriculture departmlltJt again. There's just too many of them own ills, seeing how much money high or stlll higher taxation, wh~ the lOtal prod llCel'S , deliver cl a mo1.'() sue~ul 8ttack when kicking around the country. l.atest move by the government to reduce they could use from us, without ther by increasing our staggering (For ,nfor~'i. on rel;~dJa6 4a,ea, ~ypnd om ~, ... Ito pricetl in ' St. JJouis. 'rhey it forbade tWD corn products the -spud surplus is a request that farmers in northeastern United IenatioD In the o,"ce of &be PreaideDt. Old Caplt.a.) "dmllp" in hi mal·ket. Un. refiners the further use of this I States feed tbem to livestock. . SA'llY'S , I less 8t I demand is high, tlley uneconomic device. Mr. Fet. They are piling up on Long Island, N.Y., in New Jersey and nearby cause ·llim to operate below Cll· tel' lind other students took areas in such quantities that there are too maDY for human consump· , . . ~ EN l ~ A ~ > HOT j C E5 .' . pacity, penalizing his payroll hope that the precedent would tion . VNJVEllSrni J.lBRAJ\Y !lOURS 12 noon and 1 p,m. to 5.p.m. MIll­ and p~'Ofits. ' expand to other industries. Uncle Sam meanwhile' scratches his head in an eltort to find other Listed js the library schedule day tnrough Priday. 8::10 iliL II means of potato disposal. trom A\4f. 9 to Sept. 4. 12 noon Saturday. • Secood, shipping hom a elis- 1£ that is what tbe FTO has • ...,un.. room" Macbride hall; l'Aluea&laia.;lIII...... , - ...... tance wlwn nearby mills could in mind, and if tile corn pro· . 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to ogy library, East hall; B:30 ... serve lR obVious waste of tranll- duets ruling. IS lUI, broad as ' it ova' the confcl'el!l!e tab-les, 01'1 the, 6 p.m. Monday throuah Friday. to 12 noon Monday tb,ro\llll.?rI­ portation, Steel is sometimes . eems, we may actually expect lecture platlorms and in the halls B:ao t1 ;m. to 12 noon Saturday, day. 8:30 a.m. to 12 l1OOO SItIIr- even stJip:ped back and fo h a revivai of eoiIJpet.ition atten­ fit education, not· on tbe battle- (Iaim POIilica PerlocUeal rea~ ~ Ubrary day. between Pittsburgh and Chi- ~d by lOlYer~!,i priC<1!' fields, _, . 1 ann~x; a:all a.~. to 12 noon a~d a-rye reaclbia' rjlOaa. UIIjiIJ Would it be better, then, if the 1 p,nt. to .5 p.m. lI40nday through annex, will be clo.ect trodi _ Frl4ay, 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Sat- 4 to Sept. 21. , .... Issue Made Of urday. Schedules of hoUl'S for .tIllir..- GovernllJe.' dOCl1lMeW depart- partmentaillbrarles will ~ ~ Slop'. Nationalism I. ,Pa,!' fiStine =:::~~lht~!i~~~~~ m~t, Ii);)rary iUlnex; B:30 a.m. to on the doors of each library. America should set up their own By ~ _Associated Preu tlen of nlftlonaUst barriers to in- sta\es on this ctOntirlebt"l For the ternatianal omrnun.lty. . area betweell the Great Lakes and Invesligilion When the Palestine report comes , I up in the lJnited Nations it will Probably at no period in history Gul~, . betw~n ~e Atlantic and ST. LOUIS (J1»- Leftist ele­ WSUI PROGQM CALINDD ~ ...... bNA .. ~ .... ~ P.aclflC, that quesllon was answer-. ~ . ~ ~ present, alona with lts own knott.J I 110 ' many _41 """-- ed lbng ago ments in the Demqcratic pa~ty afe 8:00 -...n . 140rnlni Chapel 11 :30 a.m . New. . problems, o,ne of the basic ques- ing on th~ theory that human,ity . _ ...... attempting to make a political ':15 a.m. ""'..... , 11 :40 a.m. Musical Inlarludo mU8~ work ou. its problerhs as II Natlonalllll'l. and the ~tTu!rS lIt 8:30 a.m. Momlni Melodle. tions now . before the WO'"td. issue of the house small business 8:00 • .m. Plano Sty lin,. Il :~ a.m. Sports Tlr\ie whole regardless 01 racial: a.nd na- cr~ates betweeTi. states )S euct y 8:U ".IIl. Hews I 12:00 noo'n 1\hyihm \lamble. If nationalism and individual tional bound'ltries. ' what the . Marshall planners .are committee's Investigation of farm ':111 • •m . The Bookphelf . II::IQ lI·m. "ewI , 'r , sovereignt" have brought the ':0 • .m . Alter BreakflllK Ooff"" It:~ p.m. Ol\~ Kin'. ,Opliilon . trying to overcome In Europe. Na- co-operatives by a "twisting \ Qf 10:16 all1. Mere'. A· Hobby , 1:00 l1 .m. M~ ChjoIO . world to it. present condition, is In all the world the one highly tionalism is the greatest stumbling \ 10 :30 a.lIl. M.. terwork. 01 MUlio 2:1\11 p.m. JlIlIllSOft COllnb If_ it in the .interest ot the general ?eveloped area of any good size block in the United Nations. facts," Rep. Walter C. PJoeser U:OO a.m. Loodon Forum 2:15 p.m. SlON OF,. welfare tel I c~e new national 10 which no one has staged a war National states provide a hard (R.-Mo), chairman of the commit­ states at ~? J Ir . tor eighty years' is populated by core lor preservatiOl\ of interna­ tee, said yesterday. The que,uon ~~ised here with­ representatives of alt the races tional p{eju(ijces. There is a WMl Calendar WHO ClIO'" The congressman said in a fl out preju~ to \be Jewtsh',destre bit. ' ~ ; ~I" aite. by lide.;-tbe strong question .. til whether they .tatemeot he planDed to present ., ., (~ ~tiit) QfIC , Ou~ for a natlCUUlI hoaIe io palestine United. Sta.. TIMN are stIlI bar- must not ~e Illiminated eatinb' ,hacta tQ cOntradict "studied mis­ I:M a.m. 8un~ Hou. 5:30 ..... Juey llIIIiUl These people have been kicked .:D • ••. ~ ltI ... ' :11 I ..... New.. Dreilf riers betw'een sOme' of the.. aces, it tbe world's peace-seekers are to statements" agains his .commlttl\4l ':30 a.m. Grand Slam 8:00 I.m. Yr. WarJg and spat v.eon In enough foreign IIItd between the class. tnto whiCh achieve their aim. If a'lore of them at a press conference this after­ 10:45 I.m. Our aal Sunday 10: I~ •.m. ~\,w. " OocIt • places to ex1Jlaln the most extreme they are still divided. tNt_...... 11ft to be l:n!Ilti!d .~ ts only because noon. ,:.. 4.... qf .DrectmI I.:~ •.m. QUe', o.uallillt determination to take themselves 8:00 p.l\I . gAI1 L1nkleUar 11: 15 a.",. 'l'II' BuclcA..,. lowest of them lives on a level the world has not yet learned how "Rumors to the contrary, the co- ' .:. p.+II. ulctln, LI,ht ~:l& p.91' Newl COII\llItnta\7 into Il hou" of their own. This Is tar above the peoples In piaiI)' to apply; ,00 a ~roadened scale, operative investigation will go on," "...., , I 8:Ot ,.1111. h ••r)lu~ !:Gil., .• . "'tIMe. lcid, .• merely a discussIon of a patent --. 1j:S!I P;l\l· Urlme . .I1hotolBPher slnKle-race lands. The issues be- what already has been proven a8 Ploeser asserted. "The next hear­ .:08 'P.¥'. ¥)'!Itll" ....111 'nit 4iI my ear8, Doctor, Intel1,lIell'llel ':111 p.in. MM (!a'Jled "X" - trend in the world toward reduc- tween them are being fouaht out the better way. ing will begin Monday at Seattle." ':00 p.m. lIupper ",IWI IOQ-h,\o& " 8:t1 ,.m. hit CUJIlIAW. Spol'll 1II:1~ p.m. New., ~tJlan , 11: 15 p.m. Off the Rec:ord 11:80 p.m. TIll Utile c... .. l and Key Dynamic -leRsieR? bld n Ask All-This a 10 the Eity,-too Nurse-Admtb . WINNING·' W/i.YS • ,. By Jack SOrd. $9. Million Kidh.eR tory In Petition Was Hoax WASHINGTON (A')-The once CHICAGO (iP)-Police Chief mighty consolidated Oloe and :l~,·tit.lt't;:'! , Rex R. Andrews of suburban Missollria Indian tribe now num­ bering only u a few hundred peo­ Highland Pork said a 24-year-oLd ple" yesterday filed a claim " nurse tnted y terday that her against the government for $9,- I repaM of being choked and beaten 726,921 with interest under trea­ iJl preventlng a kidnaping ot her \les dating back to 1830. inf nt charge Aug. 25 was a hoax. Money which Uncle Sam has The nurse, Mr&. Else Margrethe paid the tribe under provisions uf Gerald in on oral statement sai~ the treaty and value of goods and she made up lhe story. the police services that have been received chi f said, in the hope of getting would be deducted under petitions a reward from the baby's family. filed with the Indian claims com- H quoted her os saying: "It some­ " mission by tribal attorneys. on had saved my baby from kid­ Involved are thousands of acres naping. J would have given II re· formerly occupied by the tribe word of $200." along the Missouri river In what Police who answered a borely is now Missouri, Iowa. Nebraska ou31ble telephone call from 01 and Minnesota and ill Kansas. residence of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moses early on the mornina: ot Once owners of 4,000,000 aCJ:es, Au,. 25 found Mrs. Gerald semi­ the Indians now have only a few conscious on a bedroom floor, the . thousand acres in Oklahoma und upper p rt of her two-piece play ' a small sum in the federal trea­ THE KEY TO THE CI1,'Y Willi presented to til be utle when they arrived hi Atlantic City. N.J .• tor1 the start of the "Miss America" beauty contest early this week. Lett to rl,ht: 11 llaml (kach, Pepper suit knotted around her neck. sury. the petition said. The Mo and one doughter Donna; Miss Tenne!is~, Jean Cunnlnrham; MI s Cha ttanoo&'l&. Jane Cunnlnt ham. twill sl ter or Mll Under peace treaties of 1817 and were enroute home by a troin Tennessee: Miss Wisconsin, Gladys Berkly, and Len ora lauchter. executive dJrecior of the pa ..~ 1825. the government became from vacation tn Charlevoix, AfTE.RA guardian for the Indians, the peti­ MIch., and Mrs. Ger Id had been tion continued. ViCM. Tribal aHorneys said this hired to cor for their three­ "BA OSTART, Tf.\E5AA~.~ISS., Treaties made with the Otoes, land was worth $929,600 and ask· month -old daught r, Ltturi Ann. nA .. /r:= PITCHER wON 2.5". II's the Balance That Counts 1"\ GAMES fOR Tl-\E: M~ so urias, Siouxs, Omahas and ed that amount with interest atter Police said they found th b by V V .... o ~ers in 1830, 1'836 and 1854 d(lductions lor go ds, services lind IN: CALIFORNIA ~rs. Vll1iAn unbormed In a downstairs cbair RIGHTHANDER ~E D SOX l.AST y~ , ntRRlS$ACE. AND ONE WORLD I brought agreements {rom the va~­ money paid. Crock.ett.. :t2. was named "Mlu and that Mrs. Gerald told them \ OF mE BOSTO N RED. ~ERI ES GAMEOVEIl ious tribes to cede to the govern­ Under an 1854 treaty, the p ti­ MWlele Beach ot 194'1" tor ,,~r I she had found Laurie Ann miss­ SOX. FIWALLY HIT A WINN ING 5TRI DE. ST LOUIS CA.RO~. ment what now is about the wes­ tion continued, the tribe relin­ healthy appearance. It this I ~e ing trom the nursery, that 8. mun tern one third of Iowa, a large qUished 1,566,720 acres west of the sort 0' muscular development ~t grabb her, hit her nd kn tted tmct in northwest Missouri and a Missouri river, the government to proPer condltlonin, can brilll' th bra ittr ot her pi y sull By GENE AHERN small area in Minnesota-a total ·)f pay $385,000 over a -to-year per­ about Oharles Atlas iJ due for a about her n It. Police id th r 12,000 acres, the pelition says. iod, $40,000 to move the Indians rush 8t on soon. were brui s on b r h d and jaw. GOSH, CHI ~r; BE.T ALL Of-T 'rhe government, i~ continued, to another location and to furnish Andrews said yesterday thai h h d qu stJoned par of her story .. . M"YBE ~ GUY agreed to pay the Dtoe-Mlssouna certain services, The lribe con· MIG1fT' PUT ME. ~ $25,000, about the same amount :n tends this land had a value of $3,- Hudson Tops Lamotta nd d id d to qu stion h(lr fur­ LII'E lENT merchandise and equipment, a 916,800 and asks this amount mi­ CHICAGO (IP)- Cecil Hudson, th r yesterday under a lie de· ST..... K!;S/ Milwaukee. scored a rausin, up­ present of $2,500 and other minor nus amounts already paid. IAlClor. Sh~ hod been under tr a l­ set decision over Jake Lamotta, meni at Lutheran Deaconess hos· considerations. Contending the Some 120.000 acres of a 160,000 New York's top-ranking middle­ tribe owned 1,714,825 acres 01 Jand acre reservation In Kansas and pita) since Aug. 211. weight, in 11 IO-round r before ceded, the tribe asked it bc paid Nebraska were sold under prOvis­ Andr w saId Mrs. Gerold sold 6.501 at a Damon Runyon cancer h had had a hard tim mokln $2,142,856 with five percent inte­ ions oC aels or congress in the 18- fund show In Comiskey park lost ends meet since th dea th ot h r rest from 1854 less dedUctions for 70's for $462,262, the petition said. night. amounts paid by the government It contended the r asonable mar­ husband u Ye r IIgo.- Sh hail two ket value tor this land would have children, 6 and 2 years old. In money, goods and services. th The treaties agreed that hali­ been $2,400,000 had not certain re­ Police did not d taln nurs oftQr h hod liven h .. IItory. An~ breed Indians of the several tribes strictions been Imposed by con­ Blackwell Wins 21 st (JP)- drew8 old she would not be could occupy 143.647 acres in Ne­ gress and requested judgment for PIT T S BURGH Ewell Blackwell 21st braskll, the petition said. It de- $1,937,737 with interest. hung up his vic­ charged. He took her to her moth· tory the season as he pitched r's home after hearing her titor)'. .elared that the Otoes owned all The remainder at the reserva­ ot th Cincinnati Reds to a 13-6 vlQ­ The child's father Is odvertisll1&' .1. that land, had not been compen­ tion was sold laler for $51 6,851. IT LOOK LIKE; somelhln( about to fly ott Inlo pace. but It's reallY tory over the Plttsburgh Pirates monall r for a Chicago plastics I sated for it, that it ultimately wos Funds trom both sales were to b a. piece of feminine footwear that Is called " Ul e _perfect balam:ed last night. Rolph Kiner. Pirat firm. He had no coment on Mrs. and placed In tribal accounts with in­ );01d to persons not Indians shoe." Ma ler ho makeralvalore Ferragamo of Florence, Italy, has slugger, hit his 41st home run of Gerold's siory but said h hud that ~ 179 ,- come to be spent for benefit of the the tribe should receive arrived In New York City on his way to re elve II ward In nalla • the sea on in gone lit Indians. The tribe says the land the sixth inning to visit her the hospital 559 with interest. Tex:. lor dlsUngll1 "~d la~hiul1 'crvlce. with onc on bas . s v ral times and thai she had In 1833, the petition continued, could have been sold for $845,220 ------~~~~ b n In 0 nervou stnte. the tribe conceded rights to 737,- and asks judgment tor $328,368. About 75 plercent of 011 car I Turtl s have no teeth, but their From ~OO through 1946 th 1]. 280 Ilcres in southeastern Nebras­ thetts occur where the owner has jawbones ale orten v'ry sharp l'here are 200 drive-in theolers lell his ignition kcys ill his nuto- I and tho. jaw musdes extremely S. auto illQUsiry produced 16,617,- Mt. Popacal petl Is ka, ihe government to pay certain 1123 tl'u,·ks. annuities and provide certain sel'- in the United States. mobile. powe~ful. POPEY[ '~'. Use - Iowan Want Ads to Buy, Sell or Trade!

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBn •• 19.'-PAGB sd ' • Is the single salary schedule - North Pole Moves equal salaries for both elementary Though Not Desperate- and high school teachers based on Slugs, Robs 200 Miles in 15 Years . experience. training and com pet- Mantz Flies In Johnson Counfy Record "., D scientificVANCOUVER. expeditionary B. C.. (JP)-Aparty Iowa Needs Teachers enceSome. larger cities in Iowa are If's Marriage 8-1 Bartender flew back from the north magnet- now usi ng this system. he said. U. S. Non,slop Blasls Kansas Q In it ic pole yesterday with a report He believed will probably • that the magnetic center had -In Elementary Schools take another five years before the Among those people who either KANSAS CITY (A')- The bot. shifted approximatt!!y. 200 miles * * * * .. * elementary teaching situation gets start or end a marriage at the test day of the summer I8IIt tbt from the Boothia peninsula site B1 PATRICIA MILLER back to normal. office of County Clerk R. Neilson In 7 Hours mercury to record-b~akln, lIIIrb West Liberty where its position was last plot- Iowa Is on "middle ground" int In the speech and speech cor- Giving added proof of the teach- Miller. marriage is preferred to here and in many section. of ted about 15 years ago. the teacher shortage. rection department. Van Dyke ex- er shortage. is the university edu- BURBANK. Calif. (JP)- Paul divorce in the ratio of approxi­ Itaa.. Man Flees With $200 The new location, said Dr. J . L. While there is still lent of plained tha~ It is a field just now cational placement bureau where Mantz. flying the bright red P-51 mately 8 to 1. sas. with Manhattan, K .... rlPOrt. ing an unofficial 117. . R b' U " f B it' h P Y being explOIted and teachers come more job requests come in than Mustang fighter plane in which he At least a comparison of the After Using Ash-Tray o JO sbon. inIverslty 0 r IS room for teachers. Iowa is better from all over the country to take can be fJlled. twice won the Bendix trophy. Colum ia sc entist. is on isolated number of marriage licenses issued It was · 109 In Kansas City. lilt. As Robbery Weapon Prince of Wales Island. off than some states. according the courses offered here. Frances Camp, head of the bur- flashed past the conlrol lower at and divorces granted through passing the previous hlJh of 107 He said the research party fail- to Prof. L.A. Van Dyke. of the The colle,e of education at SUI eau. said the demand for teachers 7:26 CDT yesterday after making Miller's office so far this year for September recorded in 1". , A West Liberty bartender was ed . however. to solve the most college of eC::.c .. tlon and director trains stuetents for high school and school administrators is "way a nonstop trip from LaGuardia would so indicate. Th~ temperature jumped 15 de­ ' d bb d b ffl ' I k d dm' itt· . b up". field. New York, in seven hours grees in a four-hour period. knocked unconsc10US an ro e a 109 po ar . phenomena~the of University high. wor an \I In S ra Ive 10 s; A total of 529 licenses have been start. of about $200 in the American cau.se of the oscIllating motion The big shortage In Iowa he other Iowa colleges are officially Job openings are llsted from flat. issued during the first eight ing at 94 at noon. Legion club there late yesterday whIch makes the "pole' shift con ' deSignated to handle elementary every section of the country. Miss In so doing he trimmed 28 min- At Manhattan. the mercury I'I1II " - said recently is in the elementary C . months of 1947 while only 68 by an ash-tray wielding assail- stantly ~ an eltptical movement. Ischoo ls and ~pecial fields such as training. Van Dyke said. amp saId. and salaries are up in utes otf the previous East-West divorces were granted in that to 114 at 2 o'clock and I lilt, ant, Sheriff S.B. Nesper of Musca- Howevet, he ac\ded. there is a almost every state. record for propeller-powered air- time. Ninety licenses were Issued report pf 117 was ~ecelved w~ music. art. home economics and t d . There are many opportunities craft. set Al.Jg. I . 1946. by an army tl ne repor t eastd I night. ISS' AI ab ama T'les women's physical education. s rong gra uilte program here for dUring August. the Kansas State grid practlie .. The bartender. Ernest Anderson M ' One reason for the acute short- elementary teachers. for foreign jobs In education. she B-29 J;liloted by Capt. Boyd L. cancelled. . of West Liberty. told Sheriff Nes-. W'th NYC Et age in women's physical educa- Van Dyke said it was his opln- said. These include Alaska, South Grubaugh, of Van Wert. Ohio. Junction City. Kan.. reported per he had just opened up the club I nry tion. Van Dyke said. is that gen- ion that in terms' of present econ- America and many European The . plane was the same in R,elrace Auto Roule 113 to establish a new liiJh lot at 7:30 p.m. when a man be de- eral economic conditions -now omic conditions and the demands countries. which Mantz. movie stunt man Septel1Jber and at AtchiJon, a _ I scribed as between 25 and 30 y/!ars ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (JP)- make it possible for students to of industry the teacher ,shortage in and charter service operator. cop- perature of 106 forced officlaillo old came in and ordered a soft- Miss Alabama and Miss New marry soon after graduation or Iowa high schoools probably won't REV. OHOITZ ON MORNING ped the Van Nuys-Cleveland Ben- F,or Murder Clues dismiss schools there. Other lie. drink. Sheriff Nesper said Ander- York City tied for tirst place last while in school. be relieved "to any considerable CHAPEL dix race last Saturday and the tors sweltered. too. With HIY. It. son reported he bent over to pull night in the first of three prelim- Con s e quently. many women degree for tour or five years. Morning Chapel speaker for this same event last year. The exact OMAHA (JP)-Douglas County porting 111. Topeka and Neodelb. 1i the soft-drink out of the ice-box inary con'tests leading to the title never utilize their training. or get Prot. Ernest Horn of the college week is the Reverened John F. lime for yesterday's cross-country Sheriff William Dorrance and 110. Hutchinson and Wichita III, near the bar when he was struck of "Miss America. 1947." married after only a year or two of education and director of the Choitz. pastor of St. Paul Lutheran dash was seven hours. four sec- Deputy Ernest Fee yesterday were In Missouri. Sprlnlfl,ld repat\. on the riiht temple. Anderson re- Chosen from a group judged in in the field. Un i v e r s,lty elementary school. Ilhurch. His topic is. "No God Like onds. timing officials said after retracing by .automobile the pos- ed 107 degrees. Joplin 103. Jm.. ceived a cut on the side of his ?athing suits. Miss Alabama. who In English. science and mathe- termed unequal salaries a big Thee." Mantz's arrival. sible route traveled from Denver son City ~5 and 5t. Louis 88. head. IS Peggy June Eld f G dsen factor In the' shortage of e1emen- The program is broadcast over Mantz also holds the West to to Omaha by Mr. and Mrs. Rob- _ er 0 a ,rnatics, Iowa high schooy feel the tary I·nstructor-. wsm d il t . ht • 1 k E t The money that was stolen. and Miss New York City. who is teacher shortage. • a y a elg 0 c oc . as record lor propeller-driven .!!rt L. May. 2nd of Alexandria. stations· in a search for cllMl 10 Sheriff Nesper said. was inside Raven Malone of the Bronx. took I . .. He said the salary scale at dif- planes. However. the cross-con tin- Va .• found shot to death bere a the slayer or slayers. of a money sack and was lying the j4dges' eyes. l!'- cunous thlDg whIch Van Dyk~ ferent levels of teaching tends to Mechlin in Belgium. formerly ental mark for all types of planes week ago. Mr. and Mrs. May were robbed on the ice-box. .l!"lfty-four girls from 39 states. pomted out was th~t despite in- drain oft teachers into the higher noted for lace, stilI carries on a is four hours. 13 minutes and 26 Chief Deputy Hugh Cutler said and fatally shot while retunll!lc The assailant was further de- 14 cities and canada were divided creased enrol.lment lD the college grades. large trade in linen. needles, fur- seconds, set by a jet-propelled the sheriff was stopping at eating to Alexandria from a CoIomQ scribed by Anderson as wearing into equal groups of 18 to be of education m the la~t two yea~s The only ~emedy. Horn added. 'niture. and oil. Lockheed P-80 in January. 1946. places. road houses and filling vacation: a brownja~ciandd~k~ow~L judpdinb~hlngwits.inevening fuHe h M. b~n no JOc~are In ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He said he saw a discharge but- gowns and in an exhibition of tal- ~athemahcs students in educa- ______ton in the lapel of the jacket. ent.______hon.The heavy demand from indus- J 'M P I' I ' N try and business for people with OU ry uyers ore ar leu ar ow mathematics trainini is one reason P II B which might account for the short­ DES MOINES (JP)- Consumers He said American consumers. age in that field. he explahted. of poultry products are more par­ with incomes still good, can al­ Although education enrollments ticular now about what they buy ford to be "persnickety" about are steadily catching up with the the kind of and chickens they than they were during the war. eggs peak 1938-39 enrollment of 531 buy. Also, he emphasized, poul­ students, concen~ation has shifted W.D. Termohlen. Washington. D. try products will be more- and tu three or four fields. C., said yesterday. Because of this. more up against competing foods. Social studies. men'S physical ) he added. the poultry industry "Consumers no longer have to education. speech and speech cor; will have to pay more attention make tbeir purchases on a take­ rection get heav'y student enroll­ to the quality 01 eggs and chicken it-or-leave-it basis." he said. ments here. offered on the market. He suggested that the industry The strong swing to men's phy­ Termohlen, director of the back what he called the "three sieal education. which is one area poultry branch of the U.S. depart­ basic points for success." not seriously threatened by a lack ment of agriculture. spoke at the These are. he said, economy of of teachers. is in part due to the. 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