TlIey're Gravely Distressed, The Weather Today SANTA BABU.A, CALIF. (JP) - A casket faciory IeemID' ap alol\f1llde tbe main ramp at bUS1 Goleta Partly cloudy today and tomorrow. Not -"ort Is a deprulln, sl'h~ to OJen. much change in temperature. High today, A~ leut, the airport commls.ton 110 decided )'esterdar. It lDItracted Mana&'er Richard A. lIardlq &0 if)' io at OW(111 88; low, 65. Yesterday's high was 86; low; ~ed removal of tbe concern to a less conspicuous lpot. 63. Established 18GS-Vol. 80,No. 2G9-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Wednesday, Aug. 11. 1948-Five Cents Hooyer Says • We're 'Fuzzy' Call: 2·, Russ Citizens About America • Former President in Birthday Celebration I.n Spy Ring Hearlng During Homecoming If WHRT P. SCHMIDT Wf$r BRANCH-Herbert C. Hoover, native son of this Quaker CommiHee Proposes 'House Investigating (ommiHee See Record Crops, vi1Ia,e. accused Americans of "fuz ry-mlndedness" in their under standin, of what the word Ameri Transfer of Control Subpoenas Samarin and Wife Possi~le. Redu~tions CI meaDl yesterday in his home _III birthday address here. Of Guard to Army WA HI. T N (~Dt'fying Ru ia' bitter objections, the In Spiraling Pnces The ,ray-haired 'ormer presi (.4") hOll e un-American acth'itie c mmitte ye terday slapped wilne deDt celebrating his 74th birthday WASHINGTON -Congress WASHINGTON (JP) - Farmers should take the national guard ubpOl'na 00 two ovi t citiz ns for ils ommunist spy hearin o . are on B record-smashing food and 20th anniversary in the same away !rom the states and give it IIOIlth that he opened his camp A third I't'mained in the oviet consulate in N w York, but b production spree which may help to the army so It can get Inlo bring down the spiraling cost of IIID for the presidency In We~t je t to possible subp ua if he em rges. action quicker, a defense depart omwhere in th .. A ., committ ag ot living. ment committee said yesterday . !3-.vear-old mathematics teach------ An agriculture ~epllTtment re It proposed to,comblne the guard r, Mieha!'l I vanovitch amarin, whether he ever knew Miss Bent port on crop conditions as of Brench,• added that it I, those with the army'. orllanized re and his wife, who dropped out of ley. Aug. 1 predicted yesterday that "dIoral and spiritual qualities in serves; and the air national guard sight after he sought an interView total production this year will top tHe men which fulfill the mean- Repeals TesUmon:r with the air reserve of the air with the FBI Sunday. The commit Miss Bentley then look the wit any other year-includlni the bi.J 10, of the word American." force. tee hopes they can aid Its inquiry ness stand and repealed her charg war years-by 6 percent. Drew Lau,hter into stories or Communist In es against Lee. And it suggested that the states, ILecord Corn CrOll While he 9Pent the greater part in loeing their control of the guard trigue. She added testimony that he had of his speech on his boyhood and units, be allowed to organize local Commlltee Chairman J. Parnell told her "something super secret" In this astonishing volume is tt Quaker uPbringing in West military units lot Internal security, Thomas (R-NJ) said the subpoen was going on at Oak Ridge, Tenn. prospective record corn crop. This Branch, Hoover managed' to punc trained and equipped by the armed as were served but didn't say Re didn't know exactly what it means, officials said, that In Ume tuate his speech with clever ane forces. where. Soviet Ambassador Alex was, she said, She got this in there will probably be a down turn in prices of meats, dairy and ctdotes that prompted ripples of All um was dumped Into lhe ander S. Panyushkin has demanded formation during II talk outside laughter from the 20,000 specta lap of ,he Defense Secretary ot the state department that Sa his home in Washington, she test poultry products-now the chief Wed. tor. attendinll the picnic. The Forreatal by the so-called GaIa, marin be delivered to Soviet of worries of budget-pinched house speech was broadcast over the ficials tor return to Russia. The Lee'S testimoll/Y was lhat "r wives. board.. Forret!tal uld It would have never divulged classlred In Mutuat and Tall Corn network and be looked over by the seerew department has politely declined. A big assist was gIven by the ""eral other regional stations. formation to any unaulhorued per- weatherman. The department saId. let! or the army, navy and air Soviet Appeals son." The only llvinll former presi ferce before any recollllDenda In New York, the Soviet consutate unusually favorable weather in R presentatives .Mundt (R-SD) July-including "Ideal corn wea dent and only chief executive lien II made to con&'nllS. appealed to police to rind Samarin. and Hebert CD-La) joined in the tram west of the Mississippi de The board was set up last Nov But at the conSUlate, efforts of ther" In the mldwest.-boosted the demand that the" justice depart indica Led production slightly mora Uvered hla speech from an impro ember by Forrestal under Assist the same police to intervtew the ment !i,pd out which two of four vised speakers' platform only a ant Secretary of. the Anny Gor third Russian citizen in the case, than 4 percent 10ally Iowan Photo by Ray Ita.lman) opposing witne s had lied to the rlone's throw from the humbte FORMER PRESIDENT IIERBERT nOOVER and his birthday cake with 74 red eandles. lIoover was don Gray to recommend what Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Kosen committee since Its spy hearings Other Good Foreeuta kina, met with failure. cottage where he was born. The very nonchalan~ about Lhe cake cuLLln, ~remony In West Branch yesterday and made sevllral slices should be done about all civiLian started last week. This 'Picture of future abundanca plfUorm was decked with corn in the pastry for Lhe benetlt of photo,raphers. An estimated 20,000 perliOM aLtended U;oover's blrtl)day reserve units of the armed forces. The state department Informed included forecasts of the second stalks and shocks of wheat. HOOVer part, and honored the former chief executive on his returll to his home town. One visitor, Mrs. WllIlam The committee took note I)f Thomas' commltle(l that it could largest wheat crop on record plus spoke into a cluster of I micro A. Smith of DubuQlle, brou,M Hoover another cake because, she said, "he was born In the same county what is called two obstacles to subpoena Mrs. Kosenkina if It can Cafes in Kentucky crops of soya beans, rice, peanuts phones tramed on either side by as I was." quick mobilization of the guard: reach her, but that it can't enter and pecans. the national banner and the Iowa 1. Inability or the I'overnment the consulate withouL-a warrant. state standard. to . use tbe guard for federal pur And a warrant could be issued only Join Meat 80ycoH Corn was the blr news of the Recall. Boyhood poses untll congress formaUy de it there were a suspicion that some report. Thil crop wu PUt at clares a national emergency. crime was committed In the con LOUISVILLE, KY. (JP'}-More 3,506,000,363 bushel_1PoD In Several comments reflecting his crease or 17'7,501,000 bushels Moscow Talks Reach Pa1!enl at ~. Ho~pi!al 2. Tlme-consumln&" re-trall8fer sulate. than 300 restaurantll here wlll co "l'IlIIIed individualism" crept into over a month I.rO, and a booIt hIa speech. Relating hIs humble of prOperty and equipment trom Teach r "Rel!(luec'" operate with a group of house e I the states to the federal govern wives who have instlluted meat or 256,050,363 over the pre trutll \Iflbrlnging and the joyS and 'G T. . h Ph : .. Believed Tick Victim Mrs. Kosenkina, 52, and like vious record of 3,%(19,950,000 In boyco t, it was announced yester IOITOWS of his bOYhood, Hoover ment. Samarin a leacher of children ot The iuard and reserves "are not day by Carl B. Kaelin, vice-presi 1946. IIid his "social security had come I rim,' qug ase ca~~~~~V!~L~c!~~i~:,M!~~ Russian diplomats, sprang into the Corn is the major raw material fnIm tl)e famUy cellar, not fron;). now ca?abl_ of partiCIPating ef case last Saturday when she wes dent of the Louisville Restaurant taken to tJnivecslty bOlipltal at in produclnll meats, dairy and the let!ettl government," and the LONDON (JP)-Diplomatic sources reported last night that Iowa CitY' yesterday Buffering fectively In major combat operu "rescued" by the Russian consul asso ia tion. t10n on M-day," the report said. Kaelin saId the association met poultry products. The report indi crowd applauded mightily. the fateful east·west talks in Mosco,~ have reached tht' grim, lot1~h from an illness diagnosed 8S tick from White Russians (anti-Com on request of the housewives who cated this year's big crop will be AppmnUy Impressed by the bargaining sta"'e with each side set to wrest thp maximum ill ('on fever. munists) at a colony near New The adjutant general for Iowa have organized to combat the hJgjI supplemented by a large volwna JIIIIl1 IiftI and tributes paid him. cessions. York. The committee would like It was believed to be the second * * * price of meat. He said the r lau of other feed grains and materials Hoover I\8d difficulty with the :British informants said establishment of a bl'oad basis for fonl' said yesterday tbat "we ot the to ask her what she knows about case of tick fever in Iowa thls national guard ... will fight to Communist operations in this ranta had been asked to retrain to create perhaps a new surplus. fint part of the speech, paused power talkS on all Ge!'many ha. b en held up by failu!'e 10 hammer year. after a few minutes, oouKbed the l8st ditch" the proposed an country. from serving meat cour5es for the Record Iowa Crop out a lOI'mula for settlement of - The diagnosis was made by Dr. nexation of the guard to the In the house committee hearing duration of the boycott, but th(l loudly and then proceeded. the j mill ediat problem of Bel' In Des Moines a 1948 corn yield !Members of the Hoover famny S. R. Edwards Monday. Miss Cas army's organized reserves. room itself, three more men who association decided against that. or 646,140,000 bushels-the biggest lin. ter, who made her home with "We are very definitely opposed were wartime government oWc "As public Institutions, the res ""'0 accompanied him to West A Russian diplomatic informanL Testimony Slated on In history-was Lorecast yester Hoover Jr., and wife and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steele near to the proposat," Brig. Gen. lOlls deni d accusations by Eliza taurants can't refuse a customer in close to the Soviet embassy com beth T. Bentley that they had giv day for Iowa. ter, Joan, 18; Mrs. Allan Hoover Exline, had been ill about 10 Charles H. Grahl told a newsman. this manner," he saId. The forecast was based on Aug. plained t.he western powers went Des Moines 'Payoff' days. She was accompanied to en her information while ahe was and IOn, Allan Jr., 9. The party into the Kremlin "and ol.fered ex Gen. Grahl is with the 34th Infan "Jnstead, we'll go back to the 1 conditions and the Iow.a crop Iowa City by Mrs. Goldie Dotson, try division in SUmmer field train a courier for Soviet agen ts. mlved about 11 a.m. at the home actly nolhing." DES MOINES (JP}-Questioning meatless Tuesday system we had and livestock reporting service a sister. Ing at Camp Riley, Kan. wbere Hoover was born. of witnesses in the speCial couniy Deny Char,e. during the war." added: The blackout on official' news Dr. Edwards said Miss Casler Gen. Grahl saId the national Enten Home from the Moscow meetings still attorney's investlgation of alleged William Ludwig Ullman, with "Growth factors are favorable Hoover stepped from the car and told him she had found a tick on gu8rd historically is bound up the government from 1935 to 1946 for maintaining the present ex prevailed, but it was apparent the payoff demands on Des Moines her body about 10 days ago. The entered the humble birthplace, British foreign office felt the with state activities. in various agencies, called her a cellent coro prospects exceptinl tavern operators ..... as scheduled doctor said she was "quite critic "We will fight the plan through Tobin Deciding on paUling a few moments at the 'bed world woutd know the outcome yesterday afterno"n. liar. In the northeastern part of tha room before leaving the bouse. ally ill." conJt'ess. I think there are by th nd of the week. County Attorney Carroll Switzer Duncan Lee, 33-year-Old former state where more moisture is now A meeting of the 'board of enough former governors in con operative for the office of strategic Labor Post Offer in demand." The we~tern diplomats 'r0nfer announced that one witness and trustees of the Herbert Hoover red again in Moscow after Mon French Assembly Vot •• ilTeSS to defeat It. [ am confident services, sUigesteQ she Isn't ra- A per acre yield ot 60 bushels pOSiibly others would be called. ,aU the states will join hands in WASHINGTON (.4") - Maurice Birthplace soch:ty followed im day night's meeting with Soviet Financial Reform Law tional. ' was indicated for Iowa. This mediately. The board discussed Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. The special invesligatlon was flghtlnl th. tbing," Gen. Grahl Robert T. Miller, formerly in J . Tobin yesterday thanked Pres would equal the 1942 yield.. the Improvement or the 27-acre British sources said there will be started after five Des Moines tav PARIS (JP) - The national said. the otfice of coordinator of Inter Ident Truman for offering him. The record corn prospect for Iddltlon to the birtbplace grounds, further meetings at the Kremlin, ern' operators complained July 10 assembly approved early this American affairs and the state de the job of secretary ot labor and Iowa was the largest 01 any state the erection of a Quaker meeting with the next one seeking to bridge to the county attorney's office that morning Premier Andre Marie's EUROPEAN ARMY MANEUVERS partment, said she didn'l ask him !old him he wouid decide "within in the nation. house to serve as a museum for the gap between eastern and west demands for $100 a week payoff Iinancial reform bill. The vote was PRANKFURT (.4") - American for Information. He denied he 48 hours" whether to accept It. Ibtiques representative of Hoov ern plans for restoring order in was made on them after ~ley con 325 to 215. troops will take part next week in ever was a Communist and 80 did T 0 bin, 47-year-old former er's boyhood days in West Branch, Berlin's chaotic currency situation tributed $500 for campaign ex The measure gives Marie wide French army maneuvers in Ger Lee. Democra tic . governor ot Mass and the restoration ' of a black and lifting the Soviet blockade ot penses ot a candJdate in the city powers to deai with the financial many, It was announced yester But Unman refused to say whe achusetts is now seeking another Russ Reject llllith shop, a replica of the shop the City. election. crisis. day. ther he ever was a Communist, or term. operated by Jesse Hoover, his blber. AlIO discussed were plans for Honored by SUI Young GOPs ..• • •. Visits Graves of His Parents emtlng a national park of the Hoover Returns to West Branch Trieste Plan InIUnds, a state grove with 48 LAKE SUCCESS (JP)-Russl..: _, one for each state In the yesterday rejected a United States ilion, and a county grove with demand that Trieste be given back It trees for as manY ",counties in to Italy and accused the western Iowa. powers of creating a German-pat FrIed ChIcken Dinner terned Blzonia In the Adriatic frea At noon lipover lunched on territory. flied chicken, potato lIalad, lresh Deputy Foreign Mlnlster Jakob corn oft the cob, cottage cheese, A. Malik told the security councU lilted tomatoes, pickled beets and tha t 21 na lions had ratified the lIP, apple Sauce and birthday Italian peace treaty and any move Qt •. The JoadIes of the Methodist to revise it was "unacceptable" to c:burch served the dinner to about the Soviet Union. Britain and 110 cuests. France support the American de Several times during the meal mand. flienda Interrupted Hoover to pay btm birthday wlshes whl)e the Malik: said the U. S. and Britain were trying to sabotage the tr!!at)" etowd pressln, around the table ll'equenUy b(oke Into "Happy and following the same policy ot BirtQdlY" melodies. , dismemberment used In Germany. After the dipner the Hoover What they are doing, he added, Is (See Hoover, Pace 4) creating a Bizonla in Trieste and. annexing 1t to Italy. Malik then backed Yugoslavia's charges that the UN and Brlfaln 8rooks in Brook have violated the treaty in the ad .... Brook., former .ports minlstration 01 their ~o ne. The ...... er for W8ID, now "Uh western powers promptly denied sc.G, ,ave a special perform- the ailellations with American 1liiie for the thOUDDda of plc Deleeate Philip C. Jessup accus lIIeIIera a~ the Hoover blr'hday ing Marshal Tito of trying to aD eelebratloa ,eeterday. nex the internationalized territory At&elllptIBr to hurdle the to Yugoslavia. WIPIbtoDee creek whleh rona ..,..,.. &lie I'oUDd., Brook. KRALL ca.mCALLY n.L .trt"ed oYer a ~elephone wtre State Rep. Frank J . Krall of lilt laDded with a b" IPlash Iowa City was In critical condi Ia &lie areek. Soak Ill, wet, "e /Dally !owah Photo by Hfib Htpson) tion last night In Mercy hospital. "'rlett oat 01 tbe creek &IIItd PRESENTING HOOVER WITH A LIFELONG HeN ORARY MEMBERSHIP In the YOUDI' Repabllcau EXCLUSIVE PHOTO AT THE CEMETERY where Hoover paused to view the craves of his pareD", Krall withdrew from the Demo ...... from ~be «owd aDd INeue at the State Unlverslb of Iowa. Is James Good win, president.", tbe leacue. In the middle next ttl J_ and Hulda Hoover, was Ulken bJ Jim 8howers and Herb NlptlOn, Dally Iowan photocrapbe.... cralic ticket for the state lel!l llu&ened off for a cbaD6e of Hoover Is Harrison E. SPlnrler, GOP national com mUteeman from Iowa, and a~ the far r"ht Is JOM Hoover'. father, the vmare blacksmUh a~ Weat Brancb, died 'when Hoover waa 6, and his mo~her, II lature earlier this month. He was eletllel. I Elliott, secr~tary of the 8m Youn, Republicans. Un able to presen' tbe certificate a' the ,laUorm cere ICbool teacher and Quaker preacher, died when he was 10. Wlih Hoover at the eeme&et7 was hili IOn, In a coma yesterday, hospital I IIlVnles, Goodw~ .ave it to ~e former preeldeD$ al a special receptioa. ------"erben ~ver Jr. (Handa oIuped behlDd back). Hoover .tanda In froDt of his 100, his face In pr:oftle. authorities aaieL 'l'ID DAILY IOWAN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11. 19(1-PAGE TWO • •.••• Bob Feller yesterday. '1'h 31st pl'esident of til '( nitI'd tates spent hia wen down to his )3th defeat at Feller* F umb * les *Aga in 74tb birthday being honored at his birtbplace. the season here yeslerday. Young ndoul»edlv tbere are a number of local people wbo don't It· Clonl... AB R DD.I'oll AB R J!i By 6 Points Ted Gray snapped the Cleveland M1t~h.U If .5 I luke 2b ... 3 0 ~ I call that Hoo,:er also had a finger in thE' POl't worLtl many 1011£ Clark r1 .. . . 3 0 IVlco Ib .3 0 0 yeal a{,'Q. _ J n d ian s' three-game winning K ennedy r1 . 2 0 OCampbel Ib .0 I 0 PHI L ADELPHIA (IP) - The Doby cI . • . . 3 0 OOutlaw 3b .4 2 3 Philadelphia Athletics bounded . Le/a/u./ ton.ford university 1(10 fOlr lHZed in California. j. dreall:, pitching the Detroit Tigers Keltner 3b 4 1 2 lullin rf . 3 I J I to a 7 to 3 victory. Gordon 2b . 1 0 OE,'u s cr .. 4 0 1 back to defeat the Washington 1 5 on!1 SOQ/I aft /·llUfiver begcm !tis co/ltgc educa tion thEre. Robinson Ib . 3 0 OW kdleld If 4 0 0 Senators, 11-2. Gray gave up all of the Indians' in the second game Tlte tllM 1mknollm boy 1IJa full of atJtletic amb'ilioll . H ICJ(U ~rardlno.. I I OUpon .. ..4 I I of a twilight doubleheader last four hits and struck out 10 men A-Lemon .0 0 OSwICt ~ .. . 2 0 I a1~ excel/enJ Sh01'jslop in buseball and loved Ihe gallle of foot. Boudreau 55 I 0 OD·~rry . . 0 1 0 night after they had d~pped the in the 7"i1 innings he worked ball, ali hOIt!Jlt II . had nevl'1' rcally played fit spot·t. H~gan c .. 4 0 OW ,ner c .. 2 0 I , first game, 8-2. The win kept the Detore Art HouUeman finished for ' Feller p .. . 2 0 OG ray p .... 3 I 2'1 But Stanford ,«as sudly lacking in an athletic pr(}gram to satis B·TlpIOIl .1 0 Olloultoman p I 0 0, A's in second place. six percent fy the YOllth. A wos !l'lle of many coll ege at thot early date, the the 'piers, tanning two more. Black p ... 0 0 Q age points behind the Cleveland C·P~k ... I 0 0 school blleL no foothill! tealn. 'I'llere was some compet.ition Pit Mullin's 15th home run, one Indians. in Total. :Jt . !t •• 4 Tol.l. S3 , 10 j otber sport but JI.oo,'er lwd his thOllghtS riveted 00 tb gridiron. of four hits the Tigel'li bunched Bill. McCa.han went the dis In the fifth, produced three runs A-1\Iln ror Berortj lno In 8th During the same pcriod the . nivcl'sity of aLifol'nill, at nearby B-Stru~k out tor Feller In 7lh tance in the nllhtcap. aUowln1 and pInned the loss on Feller. C-Slruck OUI tor Block '1'1 81h Berkeley, was tbe top gUll 'in football on th Pacific coast. The only live hits, Including II. homer It wjLS Detrolt's third victory ovet D-Ran tor Swift In 5th Oolden Bears were" it" in the top coll egillte sport and many of Cleveland 000 020 010-3 by Leltflelder Eddy lewart in Feller this year and the second DetroIt 000 140 IIX- 7 the COil t school were afraid to schedule them. Er'or - Lak" Run. batted In CI rk the eighth illnlng and a.nother time a homer by Mullin scored 2, Boudre.u. E\-e.'" 2, Outlaw. MuUln 3, tour-base blow by Catcher AI • Then one day Hoover llapp ned to be with II few Califorlli4 the runs that whipped him. Upon. TwO ball hit. Clark Keltner, ludents and JootbaJl plsyers in Bel·keley. 'rh~ topi' of discussion Eve .... Ho",e run, - Mullin. Lipan. Soc· Evans in the ninth. Johnny Lipan also homered for rlflce - Lakt. Lell all ba, I - Clev.· McCahan, who has failed to "aried on many subj ct anu then settled 011 football. Naturally $. TI,ers but it wa alt.er Don land 8. Detroit 6. Dn e. on ball. - Feller I. BI..,k 2. Gray 5. Strlkooul. Feller ,. liv~ up this year to the promise the big university boys gloated about their prowess on tlle grid.. atallk had come on in to s.erve up Gray la, }foulloman 2. till ofr Fel. he gove lost season when he hurl iron and it ~ t uudel·1!oovel· '1; skin. . the last two of Detroit's 10 hits. ler 8 In 8 Innln,,, Bln~k 2 In 2: Gray 4 In 7 one-lhlrd: HuUllernan 0 In J and two· ed a no-hiller. knocked in five 1'h1'71 it htl.ppened. 1'hr loyal &ianfonl s/udcni tu'ld tile Cali v • thirds. Hit by pilcher. by - Gray 'Ber jOl',dcl1ls tltey 11}1'1'e1l't so good - - in facl, &ianfol'd could easil" ordlno) 2. Wild pitch Gray. WinnIng runs on a double and two long pilcher - Gray. Lo, n, pitcher - Feller. flies. I fleld (J, team which would lick their pant off. Anclwlwt's ntDrt, Umpire. - -Boyer. McKinley and Mc Iowa Eily Cards Gowan. TIme 2:33. Attendnnce 27,258. In the twilight game, A's pitch-' /t eoH rb d' RcJ01'('f·. was challenging tlte-llt to a. game. et Joe Coleman, trying fo r his 'rhut beClltne the joke of the Califol'l1ia cn mpllil. Little t~n. lAP Wlrephotol 12th win of the season, gave up ford uni,.ersity thought it could beat the mighty Golden Bean! Meet R'ock Island A's Fans Confide nt, flEADED FOR P TOUT - Dale Mitchell. Cleveland Indians' outfielder, i out at second base In the eight runs on !If many hits in Hoov r was tbe butt of the wllOle joke. Trlbe-J)etroit game yesterday in aD attempted steal. Mitchell reaChed first on a Inlie In the first Inn seven innings. He gave way to Want Series Tickets Ing. Johnny LipOn takes the throw from Catcher BlIb wilt as Umpire BUJ McGowan covers the play. He called upon all the brawn of s tut.l e nl~ who looked as if they Hawks Here Tonight Alex Kellner, recently recalled by could plllY the game. Aftet· their praetice had progre ed suftic. the A's to fill the need for a PHI LAD E LPHIA (IP) iently, Roover' told them he was going to challenge California. The Iowa City Cardinals will relief moundsmon. Kellner held Applications for world series They all liked tlJe idea, never dreaming the Bears would accept it. ~ atter their seventh straight win tickets are poUring in on the the Senators hitless in the last Bld, lo tl1l(t bel! old. aWl! cua,. A game was scite(LuL d for OM tonight when they meet Rock Ph i lad e lphia Athletics. But two innings, striking out two. Americans Given Barne McCosh... Pblladel montlt f1'om Ihat day. Hoouer f'eally went 10 1.uOl'k tlten, trying k1and in a single game at Kelle,y Relay Win they're all going home together to teach tra/ml/otrs all {ootbull he knew - he could have ~iflld.. The nine inning con lest with all checks mailed to the phla leftllelder. had three hits Ms tit starts at 8 p.m. A's. III the opener to rUt1 his strea.k p1d hi.~ huwl clue of tke gn'd sport on-It'is t!t1Imbnai l. The Cards edlled the Hawks ln Business Manager Roy Mack Unanimous Decision Wally Ris, American Eleveo Horses In to 12 gam s but went hitless hI As th Raln drew 11 ar, Hoover wasn't good enough to make ijlell' last meeting. 1-0. in )) inn said yesterday more than ).000 five trips to the plate In the the team himself. Bul he was the head coach, trainer, water boy Swimm ~rs in Germany nightcap. ings. Pitcher Horace Long whiffed applications already have been From Olympic Jury and all the oth r neeessa r.v jobs. He even. sold tickets prior to the 24 Iowa City batters during the received. • HarribietoiHan Race Hank Majeski. A's third sacker, co utest. FRANKFURT (/P) -- The who played shortstop in the night tilt. Mack said it was "good to American Olympic swimming TIl! 11 cam the ~ame. It will pl'obably go down in football GOSHEN. N. Y. (IP) -- The luck contest replacing Eddie Joost. pac Nallo ...1 lioftboll LeolUe know that so many people have team arrived in Germany yes history as one of th biggest upsets of all time. Yes, •tan ford WOIl "eater... Dlylal oll lanclSn ... so much confidence in our of the draw put the favored ed the ~hilQdelphia balling attack - much to lIT amazement of even H erbel't Hoover himself. He W L PCT. GB terday to give a three-day ex Demon Hanover in the fourth post with three hits. Ra~lne ...... 211 11 .725 club" but added it was pre hibition for GI's. lJad mad his boast good and Ualifornia wa embal'l'as ed indeed' Iowa Cit» ...... 18 18 r;ae 8 position -- a favorable spot -- lor mature to consider world ser- ov 1: the joke the ~tude .nts had thongllt so funny. . Jillmmond ...... 18 17 .614 81'1 . The team. including Ann the Hambletonian classic at good Itock bland ...... 18 19 .600 e Curtis and Iowa's Walter Ris, Stanford C011Ii1t1/ed footbClU fl'(};n that time 01t, becOInin(J Obi•• 0 ...... 18 19 .480 91'.. lime track today. Vern Stephens' Hit AUrora ...... IS 20 .4211 II .... arrived in Frankfurt aboard a Eleven ot the nation's finest one of the ?wti(Jn'.~ best in late)' yaws. ] n {aet, much of Stall Waukeaan . • . . , . , . 13 20 ,m 111'.1 Racing Cars Arrive U.S. army plane from London. Peoria ...... 13 21 .382 13 trollers will shoot fQr a gross Nips Yanks for SOX fOl'cl's publicity C(lntl' fl'OllI its nu.my fi1u' fuotball t('ill/IS. purse 01 $59.941, third largest in lierbert Hoover was qu ickly fO I'gOttt'l1. 'fhe boy who had Box NEW YORK (A')-Vern Steph For Soa p Derby the history of the event. The win yearned to be a great athlete never t'ealiz!'d his umbitions. T~Je ens' bases loaded double high Lancaster. Pa., has been denying ner is to get. 55 per cent or $32.500. world of SpOt"t. neyer really J..'1l whim bllt the 1 ni t d • tntes WIll bitterly lor three days that he de lighted a five run eighth inning never forg'('l him in thl' worlBoston Red Sox to come Crom be overlooking the klte-llhaped hind anrl beat the New York Yan not getting the Olympic gold me track, dal he had trained for 10 years kees,9·6. Names of the 11 horses were to win. He will get it now. Vic Raschi. Yankee ace and taken from the entry box after fourth New York pitcher. was The American team, witH HaJ' several owners had declared their charged with the loss. his fifth NATIONAL LBAOU'; AMER' CAN LIiAG(jll rison Dillard running a sensation charges oul [or one reason or an W L PCT. OB against fourteen victories. BOiton . . ' . ... • .• . . ::'9 44 .613 C).,. eland ...... 411 4h .IIN - al third lap and Mel Patton finish .MiI other. The triumph moved Boston past D,ooklyn ...... H 4G . 114~ S PbUad"'I,b'" ...... 04 43 ing strongly, hit the tape seven or The main ),eason, of course, was 81, L •• I...... , .l1li 48 .1I411 S noslon ...... 01 4~ .~ L J eight yards ahead of the British. the Yanks into third place in tile New York ' ...... M 48 . ~~fi S Now yo,k ...... 511 4$ .ilK III' Demon Hanover, the classy colt torrid American league race, two Pillab.r,h ...... "MI 47 .G I~ 0\\ D.'....,IL .. , ...... • . W 63 •~ 841 I'" , The great. crowd was stunned Phlla'elphla ...... , .49 51 .47/1 10 Waahlnrton .. , ..... lja (1 1 "IS I owned by Harrison Hoyt. the Con games behind the league-leading SI. Lo u I. .. " ...... 40 M .4" when some 15 minules later, the Clnolnnatl ...... 4~ 59 .4:1!l 14 \\ !t'i necticut amateur driver seeking Cleveland Indians and runnerup Cbica.-o ...... 4. fit .::198 UJ Chl•• ,o ...... 85 ,,~ .lIS7 :nIl Union Jack was hauled up the to become the first simon-pure YellerdllY'. Kelt.lta Vtllterday'. R.eMult. Olympic flag pole. Philadelphia Athlctics. The Yanks, Wo.hlnrlon 8-2, Pblladelphla 2·11 ever to guide a winner around New York G, Dolton rt St, Loul. 9, Chlcaro 1 in Ioul·th slot, are half a game be~ Shortly after the reversal was PIII.~ ..,h G. ChI.... o I lloJLDn 9. New Yo,l&: ,; good time's dustry turns in Amer hind the Red Sox. Brooklyn 5. Pblhulelphla 2 Detroit '. C)eve).n4 3 announced yesterday, the press lell's greQ~ sulky derby. Onl y ,amo, ••h.d"led Today" Plt.b... Tex Hughson, who relieved Jack Toda)! '. Pitcher. • was given a special showing of The Hambletonlan Is decided no ~l on al N ... York - Dob ••n (I"') New York Giants Have Nothing ~ n Senior Chamber st. Loul. at oJn""U - Pollet (8.5) Vs Reynola. (I1·~) the film. The verdict was virtu Kramer, was credited with his CI .. on the be t two·out-of three third win although he only faced Va Vander Meer (9 .. 1J) Clevoland al St. Louis - (2.lwl.aJ,./J ally unanimous that Ewell had mile lIeats, with the first heat )lhlladelphJa at. Brooklyn - Leonard - Lemon (14 . 10) and Munerlt:l (~S) ,. DiMaggio and Larry Bcrra who (9-18) VI Poll ... (4-5) Kennedy (4·.) and ~ I .pben. (S·5) Jet. go ot the batol\ like it was scheduled for 1 p.m. (CST) post made t.he last oul. Chl ...,o .1 Pltt, bu'lb. - lhm"or (~"l I)o\t.I\ ..\ '1\1.\\1. - (,,,11\>\) - 'b..... a hot brick at least a .full stride time. vl· Se ....1I (11-8) (9·8) v, 1·I.roW (/1-7) Jaycees Swamped Oldsters New Yorlc. al Bo,lon - Po,,1 (19-6) 's Washl.,Lon .t l'hlladelphl. ' - (ol, lt) by ' before he hit the line marking Rono, owned by the Coldstream nloklo, oI (l·S) - nudlon (S.II) v. U,I"I. (tI1·I' BY TOM MAHONEY the end of the change-over. Stud ot LeXington, Ky., got the Giants Tighten NL Flag Official Judred Wrong No.2 position. The veteran Drivel' The slugging New York Glants Avery Brundage, president I)f Tom Berry, a two-time Hamble Ra ce by Beating Braves Kiner Hammers No, 29 BOSTON (IP) -- The fourth Wh fte SOX Whipped Ilad nothing on the senior chamb th U. S. Olympic committee and tonian winner. smiled as he drew place New York Giants tightened As Pirates Down Cubs er of commerce nine last night., as a member of the jury. said, "It was the good location. up the National league pennant By Brownies, 3-1 the oldsters unlimbered their big quite clear that we exchanged Lhe With the sulkies spreading over PITTSBURGH (Al) - R II I P h race last night by defeating the bats tOI' 28 hit. swamping the baton two or three yards inside the track at the starting barrier, KineI' punched out his 29th home ST. LOurS (IP) - Scoring all pace-setting Braves 6-5 bef9re Jaycees. 25-3. the marker." only eight horses can go from 32.931 Ians. T'he loss shaved fue run of the season Jast night as the their runs in the fourth. the St. By winning thll IHth annual "The orriclal appa,wmUy had the first line, and the other three Tribe's lead to three games over Pittsburgh Pirates downed the Louis Browns defeated the Chi game, trut senior chamber r tained judced by the middle line and must t ke off in a second row, to the Brooklyn Dodgers and SI. cago White Sox. 3-1. last nigbt the treasured " Ye Olde Gobboon." not the outside line. Just as the some disadvantage. Chicago Cubs, 5 to I, behind the Louis Cardinals and to five games behind the five-hit pitching ot The win marked the second boy told me last Saturday," he Two of the prime contenders, seven-hit ....pitching of Hal Gregg. over the Giants. straight win for the seniors after conUnucd. "It was quite plain. Egan Hanover and Madison Han Phil Cavaretta homered in the Cliff Fannin. On.e of (he Chlc8lQ II was a painful loss for Nelson losing the first three of the series. a ltbou,h we had to run the IiIm over. were reI ega ted to the rear hits was a h'ome run by DoD throulh several times In order Potter. American league refugee seventh for the ooly Cub run. The it the starting row. KolloWIlY. old min had over to convince everyone." who hurled fine ball, and was the The win was the second of the The ~ mol1 crowd of 2.657 watch klc18 from the bel'lnnlnl when " We are .gJad to put it right." victim of some shoddy fielding by Season against three losses fo r the oha.-er ~ ' ed Fannin slrlke out rour. lh~ .-aU. said Lord Burghley, British Yanks' Lopat Hurt his mates. Gregg who made his first start five hi.. fer live null to cain chairman of the Olympic organi NEW YORK (If» - Lefty Ed in th e Iil'st inning, 4ld walk the since June. the lead 5-2. Prom then on t.h. zing committee. Lopat last nighl became the sec Another Card Camp same number in gaining his eighth I N'1leeS oouldn't r eacll the win "There was no doubt from view ond New York Yankee pitching SHENANDOAH, IA. (/P) - The Three Pirate double plays help victory against the same number nu•. ing the' Cilms that the haton was casualty in two straight games recreation center baseball dia ed keep Gregg out of trouble. of losses. Trying to pick a star from the properly passed. There is no ques when he pulled a muscle in his mond here will be the scene of a 'The Pirates · teed ott on Bob ~· iiii·______iiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiili crowd that played last night would right hip· whlle fielding a drive tion that tbe second man had it SI. Louis Cardinal try-out camp Rush in the first inning when , f • Enqlert .. be like lOOking fo~ the proverbial securely before he left the ex to the mound. August 23 and 24. needle in a haystack. change zone. The 'beller team Last Sunday, Bob Porterfield, Kiner got his two-run homer. N'EWSSCOOP won." makin~ his !irst start for the ;;;;:======.1Four successive singles after tWQ The old men proved that even Wednesday though they may have rust in their Yankees, injured the indele finger STAAND • LAST p AY were out in the seqond produced of his pitching hand w\ten he Thursday joints, they have power in their IN two more PittsQurgh tallies and Bruins Dump 500s, S-3 was struck -by a drive from the "CURlY" FriGay ONLY bats. They out-hit the junior out SIOUX CITY, IA. (Al) -Sioux CINECOLOR blasted Rush t rom the mound. He bat of Cleveland'~ Hal Peck. fit. 28 to five. City's drive toward a playofl spot -And- sustained his lenth loss of the OLYMPICS TIle pme was a preU,. l GOd in the ~estern league raCe carne WI! TI!&N LEAOUE "Painted Desert" year. • Des Moln •• ~ Sioux City 3 Uncle Sam'. eJlample ot how BOt to pia,. ball, to a temporOlry halt here last Omaha 8. Lincoln I "Doors Open 1:15" " ,lie errws made In the , une night when the Soos dropped a T U ~Eti· 1 LEAG E Wlnn1nq Waterloo O. Decatur ~ _ an anylhin&'. The scorekeep 5-3 contests to the Des Moines lr.vansvllle 6. Springfield 3 Performance.1 n , Be.. D. G. Har'i, co ... d be Bruins in the opener of a three Danville at T ..rt~ Haute (Postponed. And. game series. rain) ..lied - tlle bere of the nllhi be Qulnl)¥. ~ ~venJ><>dc I ~ WALLY RIS eaue he kept DO r~ rcl of. tile "Ends OIIIWI (DO add.... machine /Daily Iowan Photo by He,b HI.-n) -7.~;;;;;;;;;-:~;;;1:;=;::::;==;=r~;-~;;:;; Starts "HALF STRIKE COUNTS AS A WHOLE," screamed J aycee Caw.. - 350 REQUEST' TO-DAY Friday" 1aaHJ) aad the *- can ,. er , CU(I St-ub,ba during the second frame of last ni,ht'. (ame witb An, HlTS IIown as plu me ..,.u... baU. . the 1e010r ohamber lor "Ye Olde Gobboon." Umpire J. Ed, ar Frame Time Twin-Hit The Jaycees used every trick, IntilMecl, however, that the strike was a ball. Tbe seDlor chamber T H R ILL SHOWI and some twice, that they could went on to'win the "errorless" came, 25-3. think of to capture the victory lor themselves. About six grapefruit Dodgers Paste Phils; ...... ----~~ .. I iT were th~n by Jaycee pitchers A during the game with the majority Now in 2nd P1ace Tie R ot them being smashed to bits by BROOKLYN (/P) -- The Brook the surprised senior chamber lyn Dodge~s tied the idle St. STARTS TODAY ~ players. Louis Cardinals for second place With cries of "pro" floating in ~he National league pennant Dorotby • down onto the field from the sev race yesterday by beating the LAM OUR • eral hundred persons present, Philadelphia Phillies, 5-2. In ~ aenior chamber pitcher Steve Or Pee Wee Reese supplied the dOl fanned the Jaycees right and Dodgers' with their margin ot vic HURRICANE PLUS l,ft. His pitchipg was so eftective lory, clubbing a three run homer -PLllS- • TliiDilIlf Co-BIt. \ that in the first half of the fifth off Schoolboy Rowe with iwo out Sally Gray-Trevor Howard ' f MlCKEY MOUSE inning his entire team sat ddwn in the first inning. THE LAST. Of lIEC..utB A CtIMlNlU,' "Mickey Down Uadc" and watched him ian the third Rex Barney went the distance ofth, • NOTE. JI)Ilp that frjlme. for the Dodgers, yielding onty five Snow Capelli "Sport" WINTER MEETING Shown At It H. E 1hit s- in winning his ) Oth game of 'MOHICANS JIJCft, 200 0!Jl 2:55, 8:05, II 9:2t P . ~ - Late Newa- X J5 28 ot e year. ..____ ~--~~ ___ • .8en1or Chamber 5U WI o 3 ~ 0 h 11...... -...... - . Kids' " Circus~ Helps. Pool Fund ·OFFICIAL' DAILY BUlfnIN- The 001& Iowan Sen. Bridges Acts • :s4.,. b:I ~tudenl PubUaUoll 1m:. Entuecl iii istrator Oscar R. Ewing of the UNIVERSITY CALENDAR t«ODd clau JIIAII ....It.,. It the pootoftlcc "Ladeez and genulmen! The at low. Cit,. low., under UIe act Ct government cook who had been drtus will start in a minute or Thul'llday. Septembel' 18 _ Of Mardl 2, 11'18. prepa.ring his lunches. fwo. Until we can get started you Wednesday, 'AuCIIst 25 Orientation Week begins. A senate appropriations sub can buy peanuts and balloons!" Independent Study Unit closes. Thunda" Septembel' U for the fall semester are asked to committee heard testimony last Thst was the opening statement, 7:30 a. m. Opening of classes. list them with the oU-campus week that Nesser .T. Kelly, $9,200- lecompanied by a stirring-record (For InfonnaUon recardlnC daift be,4Hid Urls 14lbed.uIe, housing bureau before Aug. 15. -a-year cook, at St. E1Wibeth'. ed march, at the Daredevil bene see r ervatJons In the otrlce or lbe Pl'ealdent. Old CapitoL) DlaJ 80511 , ext. 2191. Mental hospital. a government in- fit circus at 911 Iowa avenue last FAIiL TERM sUtution, had been assigned to Di&ht. Sunday and WedBesday afternoon Freshman orientati roUND 5852 cvenin . NonCE Bel1l'h~.ent.ed-8014 We WIU Be LOST: Raincoat taken by mistake REPAIRS In Up towner August 3rd. Call YOUR WHOLE Ext. 3989. WEEK' WA D CLOSED By F~tol'1 'J'ra4I,ed MeehallJ. In Until RHINESTONE BRACELET Wed 30 MINUTES SOLD nesday night. Reward. 122 Stad D, ROYAL ~ at Lbe bclu.lve ium Park. LAUNDROMAT AUGUST 23rd WIKEL TYPEWRITER FOUND: One pair glasses Monday 24. • Van Buren SL afternoon. Owner may clalm at Pbon& 8· 0291 STUDENT EXCHANGE Daily Iowan Business Olflce. SUPPLY STORE lZf Eo Collece Dial 8-1051 17 S. Dubuque l MAHER BBOS, TBAMSFEB . '. CHUK-L-ETS j ' For EffIcWat Fumltur. BtONDIE CHIC YOUNG Ty-pewriMln FOR YOUR EVENING SNACK MoYlq • and .Just rltht tor that snack while ABel AcllUDc Ma.ch1atJI tudylJlI" or strolLln .. - Dbder. BAGGAGE TR.ANSFER bOth seasoned popcorn, cheese eom, DIAL - 9696 - DIAL S~d " p.nable and carmel corn. Try lOme DOW today! AvaUaltle J'rohweln. SUDPI, Co. 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• Let U~ Keep. You, Clot'" Lool(ing .... New t o. D~ Cleaners n.u pW~UP ANa DBUYBa.y SQ·VH:a DIAL U33 ~ .111 CAJ'R'OL Trt OUr AlteralloDi ...... D..a. ftK »AJI,Y IOWAN, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 11, lstS-PAGE romt . Truman Sign, Housing Bill, Youth Groups; Bands Parade for Hoover on Birthday Presidential Raps It as 'Short of Needs' Crowd of 20,000 Hopefuls Plan WASHINGTON --P re ident Tr uman yeo teroay . igned a housing bill des~ned to make it ea ier to fi nanre low·('ost home<; ~~t~":~~~r;~~~~~k'n. Campaigns WASHINGTON (JP)-Campailll but rapped the measure a falling far short of what the couutry platform for the opening of the plans for lour 'Presidential tickel& needs. program ceremonies. • I began ta king shape yesterday. lit . Blasting the Republjcan-eontroll ed congr... for "(1E'lihera1· Hcading the 14 high school the next few weeks, lhe natioD', n!lglect" of people mo t in Ileed ------'------~- bands and numerouS paradlOg voters will be caught in tbe bot of adequate housing, the Pre i~ Pres."dent Truman youth groups was the V.F.W. band test cross-fire of stump speUlq dent said be signed the "emas- from Cedar Rapids, twice state in many a year. champions. President Truman was re:por\td cul.ted me.sure" only because it Denies Reports of . Boy couts Parade planning a train-plane swine a. wu better than nothing. A troop of Boy Scouts followed round the country with Republi. He bad asked the special session RI"ft wl"th Marshall lhe band, and a Unit of Dubuque ctln congress his chief target. HIa to pass the Taft-Ellender-Wagner Boy Scouts dressed as indians and first major speech may be Ii bI4 houslq bill containing provisions wearing breech clouts and feath- for the labor vote. NatJonal cbalt. for low-rent public housing, slum WASHINGTON lIP) _ President ered headgear war-danced along man McGrath ur ged hirJl yester. lqclearance and aids for farm hous- Truman denied yester y that the I>arade route. day to accept an invitation to . secretary o[ state Marshall had Hoovl.'r plaqucs were awarded speak at a labor day rally In Dt. But congress Ignored the gov- to the V.F'.W. omcial band oC lhe troit. He said he is hopeful tile ernment-financed projects listed threatened to resign because ot a parade, the Monticello high schO<:lI Pr esident wJU agree . in the T·E-W bill and passed a difference of opinion over the band, whi(;h won flrst place i" Where to hit the RepubllCllll, • Ubllitute measure offered by American policy toward Israel. class B compelition and the West and what with, will concern III. Sen.tor McCarthy (R-Wis). The New York Star had pub- Liberty band, which won first other White House strategy COIl· 'l'hiI I. what the hourlng bill. lished a story thal the President place in class C competition. terence around lunch lime todaJ. DOW law, mill do: . and Marshall were split over Dr. Byron S. Hollingshea,d. The President will talk with bis - I. U will perml~ &.be feeler" American policy and that Mar- chairman presidl.'nt of COl.' college, r unning mate, Senator Barkley of housln, administration to guaran- shall threatened to quit. Cedar Rapids, opened the plat Kentucky, and oCficers of a Tru· tee l~DJ made to states, munici- Charles G. Ross, Presidential form ceremonies at 2 p.m., 30 man-Barkley club. p.Utles and non-profit corpora- press secretary, early in the day minutes prior to schedule time. Dewey To Sel Dates tiODI buJldlng rental housing. said the report "certainly is news Good Weather Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will re· I. A.&berIse the FHA &0 In- to me" when told of it. Later, The huge crowd gathl.'red be- (Dally Iowan Photo by Herb lIipson) turn to Alba ny today from Ilia .ure an additional $800,000,000 alter checking with the President, lore the speakers' platform ap- Pawling, N. Y., farm *0 tJlk worth of rtga, 1 1 he said the Presl'denl flally dent'ed predated the cloudy skies and GARBED A INDIANS, a. g-roup of senior Boy Scouts from Dubuque C'l'OUpS of boy scouts, elrl scouts al111 4-H memoers matched In the I.' speaking da tes wj th Rep. HUlh rno oans on arge- cooL breezes thai flowed in o(! danced back and forlh acro ~ Ihe streets of West Branch as they parade. In the baekC'l'ound can be seen the three· room cottage In .cale rental unite where the cost lhe story. the fields. D. Scott, J r., GOP national chair. ~ook part In the parade at the lloove r birthday celebration In We t which Hoover wu born. for9000 • famny unit is not over Ml'chael McDermott ' s t a t e d e- Rose Marie Jun, Cedar Rapids, Branch yesterday. Twenty-five bands, drum and bugle corps and man, ~nd with the executive com· ., . partment press officer, also said sang the natio/1Jl1 anthem, followeCl mi tte~ ot the Young Republican I. Ma.Ile it' .Impler for build. "I'm sure there's nolhing in that, by an invocation by Virgil M. National Federation. OCCicer Ollie White of Iowa City en of pre-fabricated houses to get because there is no conIlict be- Hancher president, of the Slate Friends of the New Yorker loans. tween the President and Mar- University of Iowa. were on hand and Lieutenant Day meanwh ile reported he may mau - sball." • of the highway patrol directed the a iess ambitious campaign utili 4. ' 8peed baUdin&' of ho08ln&' A song "We Welcome Him," 15 highway patrolmen who hand projecte by permitting builders lo The Star had said the President wrilten by J. A. Swisher, of lhe Mr. Truman. They described bill) led traffic at the celebration. as so con fident that he will be let 88 percent jnsured mortgage wanted to grant the Jewish state state hisorical society of IOwa The estimated 10,000 cars at the loans on prapects of at least 25 a loan, extend full legal recogni- was sung by Forest Brown, G, elected Nov. 2 as the firs! Rtpub event placed bumbcr to bumper tican president in 16 years thai he homes costing $6,300 or less each. tion and spOnsor Israeli member- West Brunch baritone. William J. would form a chain extending ship in U.N. Petersen, SliP rintendent oC the may con tine his vo t~ appeal to from Iowa City to West Branch I. On hoUICII cOIlUn&, $6,300 or McDel'molt told a news confer- State Historical SOCiety oC Iowa, fewer than ten major speecHes. and back again. No traWc acci Th is, of course, would not rule less, It will authorize government ence the United States is con- gave a survey of the proposed dents were reported and the only Insurance on 95 percent buyers' sidering a $100,000,000 Export- plans for the developmeQt of the out the many informal rear plal injury incurred in connection with [orm appearances that are tradJ· loans and 90 percent builders Import bank loan to Israel. It new 27-acl'c plot