-Weather On the Inside .~ Dodqera Dwnp Cards Twice Fair teday. Partly cloudy .•. Page' Ilnd somewhat warmer Bacbtaqe at SUI Theater Wednesday. HI,h today, ... Paqe 5 85; low, 6:t. Hlrh Mon StcoDd Story on ROTC 'Camp . • • Page 6 al day, 8f; low, 6f. Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, July 18/ 1950 - Vol. 84, No. 241 Report Labels McCarthy's Red Yanks Stabilize L~nes- North; Charges a Hoax WASHINGTON (.IP) - Sen. Jo II!Ih McCarthy's (R - Wis) Com We~t Of laeion; Fighting-Lulls .unisls - in - government charges nrt labeled "a fraud and:l 1fU" Monday night in a report b~ the Democratic majority of a Say Provisional . ~ JeIllte inquiry committee. /t accused him of "perha~s the JDOSt nefarious campaign of halt Capital Itself ' tnlths and untruths" in the rla UoD's history. McCarthy fired back with a D"eserted slatement calling the action of TOKYO (TUESDAY) !\PI tile three Democratic commitee American troopll have stabilized men "gigantic in its fraud and their lines west and north of Tae deep in its deceit." jon and have felt no fUrther at "The Tydings - McMahon re tacks from the North Korean part is a green light to the Red r.ommunist invaders since Mon !HIh column In the United States," day afte.rnoon, Gen. Douglas Mac IIcCtrthy stJd, Arthur said today. The three senators, Millard Ty Up to mid-afternoon Tokyo time iIJIIS (0 - Md), Theodore Green there, likewise, were no reports (0 _ Rl) and Brien McMahon (D ot fighting on the Taejon Iront Coon), declared McCarthy failed trom front-line correspondents, II prove a single basic accusation. The last report from the Taejon 11Ie report ranks as one of the area said the city of 136,000 In bitterest denunciations by senat habitants was deserted except for III 01 a colleague congress ever a tew South Koreans and dozen )Ill, (AI' warep ••'.) a GI's. Sen, Henry Lodge (R - Mass) filed a minority report which Where Yanks May Form New Defense Line Patrol. Senl Out said the stormy fOl.\r - month in MacArthur sala the Americans vestlgation "must be set down THE SAWTOOTH LINE LOCATES the mountainous area where Americans may set up new defenses had been able to "rectify" their It they are rorced to withdraw from the Taejon sector. Monday they abandoned the airfield and pulled IS superficial and inconclusive." lines in view of the lu U in the Lodge said that too frequently the out of the Konju-Taejan-Nonsan triangle as Communists swarmed on ~aeJon rrom the west and north fil!.hting. Patrols wcre scnt OUt in (A). Open arrows Indicate U.S. and South Korean battles to prevent encirclement by Reds aUacklnr A CAMOUFLAGED TRUCK MOVES ALONG a street In Taejon, rormer provlslona) eaplt~) 0' South tone 01 the inqui!'y lacked im an effort to find out what the the right flank of the Kum river line (8) and In the n:ountaln8 10 the ncrtheasi (C), where Reds North Korean Invaders were do Korea which Is now under assault by the North Korean Invaders. Thl. "'Ploture was made lut week as ~tlality. driving southward oDuld outflank the potential mounlaln defenses. the COmD\UJ)lsts maSled for their aUack 'on the Kum river defense Une 20 miles northwest of the ' cU,.. Sen, Bourke Hlckenlooper (R ing, MacArthur said, Iowa), the other Republican mem South Korean forces on thc ber of the investigating commit right flank of the American lines War at a Glance tee, did not submit a report at IIls9 have bcen able to rectify Japanese Christian Senate Committee Approves the'!r lines, MacA:-thur reportcd. Korean front - Taejon's cap !his time. He said, however, that ture seems Imminent as North be had read Lodge's document and Military observers thought per haps the Communists had paused Korean Reds drive on city. Air /lnds himself "in general agree field abandoned. Communists pay ment with it." Leader to Speak Here $34' 5 Mill· f' 'p. t F ' t6 regroup alter the savage losses they sustained in crashing across high price for ~ains. Taejon's pop In Lecture Series ' • I Ion or oln, our the Kum river over the weekend. ulation deserts city. Americans expect to take stand Predict New Draft, Toyohiko Kaga wa, J apanese WASHINGTON (AP) - The senate appropriations commit- Unidentified Subs SI,hled In his communique MacArthur in rugged territory 35 miles south May Call Reserves Christian leader, will present the tee did an about-face Monday and okayed $34.5-million for noted that three "unidentilied" east. East of Taejon, Americans fifth summer lecture at 8 p.m. President Truman's "poillt four" program. submarines had been reported and South Koreans strike heavy WASHINGTON «(» - Selective Friday from the bandshell south The funds are earmarked to bolster economic conditions in sigh ted in the triangle formed by blows at Reds seeking to cut sup _ervlce officials Monday predicted Formosa, the north China coast ply lines. of Iowa Union. under-developed countries by prOViding them with American anoiher draft call. in August and and the southernmost Japanese Washington - President Tru tiihlening ot prel ent exemptions His subject will be "The World's technical know-how. home island ot Kyushu. man prepares important message amid reports that 100.000 or more Chief Need." With an eye obviously on the MacArthur did not comment on to congress and radio report to reservists and national guardsmen The 62-year-old J apanese has Ko rean conflict, the senate group the submarines but it was con nation on Korean conflict. Demo City Investigating sidered probable they were Rus wIU be called up SOO!! . oIten lxlen I."Ompal'ed with Mahat· voted 13-3 to re clnd a previO\ls cratic lead"rs decline to reveal The secretaries or army, navy rna Gandhi onn decision whiCh provided oniy $10- sian, Russia I known to havt a whaf ftrestdent wLU !lay 0'0 aIr and alrforce, ~aid , however, that dia and Albert million lor the global develop Southeastlowi-City large part of her submarine fleet Wednesday ' night alter sending no decisions have been made yet Schweitzer of men t scheme, ra ther than the based in Siberian ports. message to congress earlier in day. tither on mobilizing the guard or Africa as a re $35-million Mr. Truman had re Sewage System MacArthur estimated' Commu Gen. Lewis Hershey looks to reserves, or on incl'easing last ligious and phil quested. nist battle casualties since the second draft, call next month, Sec week's 20,000 man draft summons. osophic leader, Southeast Iowa City's sanitary s.\al't of their invasion at 11,000. retary or State Dean Acheson Appropriations Ch airman Ken sewer system Is under Investiga He added that the Communists Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr., according to neth McKellar (D-Tenn,) told re plans important diplomatic move I(ting as spokesman, said, "We Prof. M. Willard tion by City Engineer Fred Gartz have avtraged an advance of on Indian Prime Minister Nehru's p ~r ters that Monday's turn-about ke. hope to reach a decision in the Lampe, director came as a result of a statement last "only four miles a day" since they proposals to end war. Heavy rains twice in the last ran into American oppOSition in near future" on reserves and of the SUI school week by the Pre ~ident that "point London - Britain may send lUardsmen. He ~aid the question of religion, who four" would help bulwarlt anti three weeks have caused the sewer the Chonan area about two weeks Tommles into Korean conflict, re is still under discu.ssion with the is in charge of system' to flood and back up into ago. liable intormant says. Five Brus- Communist countries against ag basements in the Center, Dear White House . the lecture se- KAGAWA gression. sels. pact powers call meeting ol born, and Rundell streets area. ries. Senator Kenneth Whel'l'Y, (R · defense minister. Like Gandhi and Schweitzer, A meeting of a citizen's com Five Americans Die Neb.), GOP floor leader, ljIIid he mittee for Ralston street flood Hon, Kon, - 100,000 Chinese (AI' Wlr., ••i •• Kagawa has identified himself was one of the committee mem Ar rest Englneer Communist troops shifted north In Indian Air Crash control" with Wayne E. Putnam OARRYING WOODEN CROSSES th.' will mark 1.he resil~ places with the underprivileged at a bers voting against the bill to in Jr., chairman of the city sewer Irom Canton area. great personal sacrifice, Lampe crease the spending authority. of U.S. dead in a new war cemetery belJIC established In South N~W DELHI, INDIA ((» - The committee, and Gartzke, set for said. Korea are PIc. Erwin Mlyer (left), Bellefonle, Pa., and Cpl. Donald Indian National airways said 22 Monday, was called off until Gart On Spy Charge. ' WII"n, Pulaski, Va. . . persons, including five Americans, Known primarily as a religious zke finishes his study later this were believed killed Monday leader, Kagawa also has been ac Five Killed in India-na week. NEW YORK (11') _ An Ameri- Chicago Man Says when one of its airliners crashed tive in organizing Japanese la Bus-Automobile Accident Several citizens charged a week can-born engineer was arrested ntar Pathankot, in northwest In borers and tenant farmers. ago that the sewer system in that Monday 811d accused by the FBI 1 . FRANKLIN, IND. (JP) - A Car S1ruck Him dia. He is the author of "Across the area was no longer adequate to ot cloak-and-dagger recruiting tOl' President tq ,Ask S5,-Billion • ,. Greyhound bus and an automobile The plane, a DC-3, took off Death - Line," published in Amer handle sewage durin( rain storms. a Russian - financed atom bomb A 45-year-old man who was Monday morlling with 18' passen ica under the title "Before the coUided Monday five miles south Street workt:rs Saturda;r spray spy ring. - of here, killing all five persons in found injured and unconscious gtl's and a crew of four on 11 Dawn," "A Shooter at the Sun" ed the southcast city arca as well The FBI said the engineer, 32- beside a Rock Isla nd spur line the automobile. !lllbt from New Delhi to Srini and "Listening to the Voice of the as elty alleys, and City park wlth year-old Julius Rosenberg. re early Friday, taid Monday his in For Korean Wa" 'Emergency' gar in Kashmire province. Walls." Eight passengers on the bus insecticide and disinfectant to cruited another American - Da juries resulted from bcing struck Of the five American passengers In case of rain, the lecture will were injured but only one was lessen chances or disease lrom vid Greenglass - into the spy by a car, W i\SHINGTON (11')- 'Pnsldent ccmblned authorized strength- ot the ring. Truman Monday drafted messages airline said, two were women. be held in Macbride aUditorium, hurt seriously. the receded flood waters of July 1 The man, Milton E. McCarthy, 2,005,882. ------~------~------. and 12. Greenglass is one oI'three other to congress and to the American 3. Announcement by Mr. Tru- about 45, Chicago, is at Univer people outlining steps deemed , Americans now under arrest on sity hospitals where his condition man that he is delegating to the charges ol betraying U.S. defense urgent to cope with the Korean Bana~as ... Crash! ... Mush Nature Turns Off was listed as "fair" Monday, war crisis. defense depilrtment authority to sec~ets to Russian agents. otder selected reservistS' to duty, Money behind the spy ring He was crosstng Dubuque street The White House said Mr. Tru Faucets - Still Leaky ncar Wright street, on his way to instead of asking for voluntecrs came from Anatoli Yakovlev, vice man will send a "comprehensive" as at present. consul of the Soviet consulate in the Rock Island depot, when a report to congress at 10 a.m. By The A. •••cl.te" Prell 4. No action IIDW on mobllhdn, Alter a week end of locally New York City, the FBt said. car with dim lights struck him. (Iowa time) Wednesday. He will drenching rains In the midwest, The FBI said Rosenberg, a be He said he believed the occu address the nalien by radio at any of the 27 national guard di~ nature turned oft the faucets !lpectacled, mustached man of me pants of the car stopped, put him 8:30 p.m. (lowa time) Wednes visions. Some authorities have Monday - but they were leaky. ~um . height, lost an engineering in the car and then drove off. Al day night. speculated that six' to nine divi Showers continued to sprinkle lOb with the signal corps in 1945 ter that, he said he couldn't recall sions will be called up shortly. An administration oHiclal said along with some reserves. parts of a six-state area where ~auae he was suspected ot be what happened. thc President is cxpected to ' ask heavy rains were report~ Satur Ing a Communist. congress for upwards or $5-bH day night and Sunday. But the •• Rosenberg, the FBI statement lion in new defense lunds and Temperatures rain band was moving slowly ~ontlnued, made hlmsel! available Mabie's Condition Better call for new high limits on au- eastward, and the forecast was to Soviet spies "so he could do At Mercy Hospital Her. thorized manpower in the armed' M ...... '·. HI,ho an. L .... forces perha}:ls some 770,000 above 8)' Th A.I~o.l.led I'r ... for only a few more dampenings. the work he felt he was slated Iowa CIl), ...... ;, ...... Ij M In the week end shower area tOr and so he might do something Prof. E. C, Mabie, head ot the present strength. Chl ••,o ...... , ...... 87 were parts of Iowa, Missouri, east to directly help Rus~la." speech and dramatic art depart Salient features of the emer- CI•• lnnul ..... , .. , .. , ...... Ii ' 1. O.'roll ...... &'; 7t ern Kansas, northern Illinois, ment, Monday was in "satisfact gency program as descri bed by Inotl ...... oll...... , ...... 87 67 southern Wisconsin and southern CRASH lULLS FOUR ory" condition and showing im this official: IIJ.mpbl ...... : .. , .. .. l' .. t f lilt !\Uhr.'k...... , ...... 111 tI8 lower Michigan. VERMILLION, S. D, (I1')-Four provemen t, his physician said. 1• n reques or Dew mary al,mar...... II 41 By Monday niiht, the weather women were killed in a car-truck Mable has been a patient at funds or contract authorizations D~, M.ln...... _..... Ie 8t )' $5 b'll' t $6 b'II' K ...... Olt, ., ...... , ...... , .. ' 18 83 bureau said precipitation was jlollision nine miles east of here Mercy hospital since he sutfered tota Inl - I Ion 0 - 1 101\. .,1 •. -61. 1' ••1 ...... , .... , 111 M ended in Jowa. Monday altcrnoon. a stroke three weeks ago. Z. A proposal for le,lslaUon au- O ..ah .... . , ...... : ..... lie , .. thorizing 160,000 more men for SI.u CII, ...... fl ...io ...... II r. the army above the present legal MI ... I .... , ...... 18 ,. Umit of 837,000, and 60,000 more New Yor•• , ...... t th h' h t r.n Worl" ...... 8t or e navy w 1C now canno liIew Orl.... • ...... , .... , .... " 1t. British HinlTommies Will Join 61's in Korea exceed 666,882. D..... r ...... 88 .. An increase may also be order- Ph_onl", ,-...... Ie:! r. LONDON (JP) - . A qualified In ly called a meeting of their de French and colonial soldiers tied .... ".,.Ie...... 11 Q d,own in InC\ochina. The fighting ed tor the 502,000-man air torce. 8.. Fn •• I•• o ..... , ...... ,'1 113 formant hinted Monday £hat fensc ministers for Thursday. The three services are now S.ull...... , 4a British Tommies will be sent to there lor t9ur years has been a Informed diplomatic sources some 550,000 men short of their 11 the side of hard-pressed American drain on the French military es- :~;.~~.;:, """ ''' '''''''''''' '' ''' ,~ said the five defense ministers tablishment. , probably will consider jointly the The hint of possibe British land "More than just a token force request of UN Secy. General Try- aid in Korea was given alter the D,oin' What Comes Naturally is needed from us and other gve Lie lor military aid, especial- cabinet met in a special session. " , members In the long campoiin 1)' ground forces. The informant refused to say LONG BEACH, CALIF. (11') - Officer John Logan, who bclieves that seems to lie ahead in Korea," So m e diplomatic Intormants whether the cabinet had decided every man has the right to choose his friends, didn't interfere when said the source. "We an commit thought it possible the five "llies positively to offer British soldiers he saw George Brown Hayes, a cook, talking spiritedly to a burro_ ted to helping. This country does might decide to respond to the for use in Korea, on a beachside zoo. not shirk its commitments." Lie appeal as a group. The Britllh already have sent tHan TRAIN~IN WERE lNJUaED, one crltlc.lty, when two Grand Trunk Western dlelel frelaht At the same time the five Brus Political observers in Paris said naval force. to Korea. So has Can But when Hayes suddenly nodded his head and tipped a wine IIdIIeI GGIII4ed head-on on ~" elevated aectlon In Il relidenilal part of SDUth Bend, In4., Monu,. One sels pact powers Britain, they expected thE! French govern- j ada, another commonwealth mem bottle Into the burro's throat, Logan ~xerelsed his authority. If ... eDllDeII and .. boxcar ~ with ban an .. left the lrack' Ilnd rolled down tbe embankment. Tbis France, the Netherlands, BelJium ment would bel to be excused on ber, and Au.tralia bas lent air "That jackasl asked me tor a drink, 10 I ,ave it to him," protest hteraJ view w.. taken .. few minutes afler the acoldenl. nnd Luxembourg - unexpecteQ" the plea that It already ha. '125,000 forces. ed Hayes, booked for intoxication. 1 •• - • _.,: 4;_ .~ ... , PAGE TWO - TH DAILY lOW ~ DistaH Side AHacks •.. Will He Release It? MII~in'f Lot -a- Trying One MacArthur's Ouster The early · rising hl'Ufs tpr always st.rive to be courteou$; ])ut Wire -Service Briefs milkman has. led (nsny to belie\Jle requests to wake up Joe on the From Til /ol(;on', Leased ""res thal they lead a lonely existence. night shift. or please run do""n 10 Of Woman Reporter INot So. says Fr~ Clever. sales • representative af one of the coun the JIItore and get me a loaf of utch Won't Send Troops to Korea _ Women "romlnent in busj n~s, Igovernment and the press dlS- try's leading milk cOl11psnles. . breed. slow up their schedules. THE HAGUE. NETHERLANDS (JP}-A (oreien ministry spokes- agreed Monday with the actio,n "Our men are Dfl a friendly ba The milkman Is otten caUed up- l 1Jln said ~onday night the DUlch government has decided it is not by Gen. Do~glas MacArthur II sis with our custoJl'\ers that can be on to be an interpreter 01 sortI. asibll' 1.0 ('nd ground iorl'eS to Korea to support the UN action headquarters In ordering .Corres- topped by no oth-ers;- Day ~r This little letter could have .been pondent Mariuerite HlgglOS o( d3Y the man who delivers the 'co~!Using but not to the driver t , reo the New York Herald Trioune out botll!!!! to your doOrstep comes ip . ' . The cabinel came to the condusi n Moodoy that organization o( of Kor a. contact with the lIlS. chills. happr. w~ figured hiS ~ustomer wrote ::t home arm) wa the first nee -ity, the informant aid. Some denounced th e action as ness and sadness; of the populace. tbe same as she talked. It did taje ImjusUfJed. Newspaperwomen said "1& all !!OlDee about b~ tb oJ a "Vinute though, to get the rIlht he action would be justified only hulMlnds of _lee tbat .... e In /lnllwer. Communist Jets Appear in Korea - if she hnd demanded special ac qluded III ~ IIDPb boUIe4t "Mr. Milkman - Kindley des- commodations. TOKYO (TUESDAY) fA"}-CommunLlit j t fighter planes, the whleh are beln .. returned," u"l "k~tenue the milk until foider no A spokesman for MacArthul' st to appear in Korea. were reported 10nday near Chongju. F'red. • des bekos my fregeradar is out 01 said the order was part of a plan The requests, sometimes stranlle order and Sean and Robok laidy ( .,ongju U "bout 20 mile' north of Taej.:>n. to remove all American women and sometlm" wonderful. are the at desk saq its Impo~sebel to taOt A headquarters communique aid a "number tf the ' planes had except nurses from Korea. basis for Frt!d's hobby. For he's order this w"eeks. She promest me Dr. Althea Hottel, president. of 1; - n(' n. Wh ther they were in the air or on the ground was not been collecting the Mtes for year~. for Monday to sand tne mekanded s: lted. the National Association of Uni Exira 'Chores lor a milkman are orders ar allready taiken for the The planes were de'cribed as smaller than the American F80s versity Women and dean of wo now becominli routine. There are hall weeks. I hope I mad it kl. men at the UniversHy of Penn no end of notes fhat leave added to you. May father well pay for \, lich have been raisin, such havoc with North Korean troops. their sylvania, said: ( .uipment ond supplies. instructions' on the care of pet!;, 8 S the 2 quarts of milk IOU." "Untes Miss Hlulns bas witness: • . been carryln~ out her duUes In "Dear Cliff-Go to Montgom- Then there's the one that re.d: h .)use Kills Electoral Change an unsatl (actory Way that ery's for k,ey banging insIde , creim "Wan Badl MiL" would renect on her u a co ... door. Feed bird. Seed In jar on Relief driver. wbo till In 011 all WASHINGTON f)P)-The hou e Monday killed a propo. al to respondent wUh lntenlty with dining tjlble. Put milk in the re- routes otlen crea.te funny sltu.- Ilish the electoral college system of electing presidenu. in effect rderence to military movement. Irigerator." &Ions.. i:>ne driver' ,ot this one: _ nellrly 150 ycal'l;. that abould not violated, I would Or the one that reai "The key "DarUn~-You won't need ' " feel that he, just as any male I, under tbe anat. unlock the lea.ve any milk toda)'. Love." The members voted 210 to 134 against submitting a propcsed correspondent. should be per (; .stitutional amendment on the subject to the states for ratification. front door. pat milk In the re- No\v anli i h~n patrons go a lil- mitted to remain on duty at the frl,erator. tbell doWn Into the tIe artistic on the mIlkman. One 'j have been adopted. the proposal would have had to receive a ,0 front." lIellar and put three ahovels of young man drew a hand hoidtng t . )-third ~ majcrity of thosc volin,. It foiled to do so by 96 votes. State Rep. Lottie Holman coal In. the furnaee, lock the I' fl\l~ cards - three aces and two O'Neill (R). of Downer's Grove. Eac-h party rC'gl tercd a majority against the change. Eighty front door and put ke)' under ~in l\s. Underneath was penned: en D mOl'rot ond 47 Republicans voted tor it; 116 Democrats, 93 III.. who has introduced a "equal the mat.·' I "WItl stand pat today. Deat me in rights for women" bill in the le J •• JUblicans und one Americiln-Labor represenlative against it. Mill<" otIicials say their drivecs, F)'i9aY ." gislature. said that "the toughest. The senate hll'd approved the proposed change Feb. I by a vote roughest break n woman can ge t .,r 64 to 27. Bul it' ran intlo heated objecli ~ n$ in the house. parll is to have her son kllled in battle. c'. Irly among Rcpublil'ans who fIgured that the change would make "It D woman can stand thaI j' nore dllflcult to eject II Republican president. shock there is no reason why she Qllic1ial daily con't toke anything In the exper iences of a war correspondent. 1 F,.lei Bodies of Two Trapped in Mine - think Gen. MacArlhur's action in barrin, her from the front is II LARK. UTAH fJr'I-A mme official reported two of five men B tJ t ':I,'I.' E T I -N sin. I can't ee anything in a war t r. Jp d by ~moke in the Lurk min were found dead Mondoy. Search correspond nt·s duties being worse TUESDA~, JULY II, un VOL. XXVI, NO. %41 I r the (,ther three continued. than what a nurse has to put up Tire, Clothing, Sugar TheIr bodie ' were found 7.500 fc t back in the Moscoltainting. what Wililum Shnkj\s The tesult was an exira edition nlI every musical instrument then in he was twice married and the fa WASHINGTON IlI'I-The house of the paper and a very fIne story. nece ar)' due to factors not Jaspew parks wlJ1 be toured for ":rhe Bartered Bride." will be on I_ ,re was to liternture. and what existence. ther of 20 musically-gifted chll- overwhelmingly passed the Joni- ... .. ,jamin Franklin was to stot connected wllh the war. . five . days. A new, specially. de~ sale in the Iowa Union lobby frOIll s- The TIcformation was the mas- dren. we have said virtually 011 nship. stalled Hol)bs bill Monday ,0 CA'M'Y CADDY: An Jowa City At ew York, th e Amer1can sig)'led bus' anq p-allsen*er ears WI tl 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning MOll- t r-key to his art. He took most there is to say about his external allow the justice department 0 businessman went golIing for the Woelen com p.any hiked pr i ~es on !;Ie llsed to . transport the dutJle day, July 17. All lie9ts reserved, II art tands almo t Illone n of his text irom the Bible a nd the existence. jaIl crimInal and subversive first time this year Jast week. He worsted fabriCS for men s and and personnel TQirtY-flve per l un a.ita btl' p rleftion. It hymn book, and ,ave them magni aliens 8waltlng deportatio n. had the same caddy he had last women's clothing. The price boosts sons are e reg fs ~d and .. three , 'auties arc Inexhau Uble, both • • • WOMEN IN EPUCATION and ficent settings. ranged (rom 12 1-2 cents to. 17 1-2 more can be ~ccommodaled. If in , om tbe harmonic and melodic All that Is rec:orded of him The bill passed by a roll call year. related fields are invIted to an in otherwi e I that he 10meUmea votl! of 325 to 15 despite claim. "Notice any improvement?" he cents a yard. The increase was te.ested. call 7418. formal tea sponsored by Pi Lamb . andpoint. However. 0 n c 1', lie I as l amou lor hi, hlch moral purity as for hi musle, heard an opera at Dresden. and by opponents that it is "palpably asked the caddy. blamed on II shortage 01 l ine ' . da Theta in the Iowa - Hlinois \ hen asked the seer t of hi woolS for wor5teds. I!ardry. the modr , Bach re and It Is (orrotten olten that that once. thou.. h then only un unconstitutiona1." The measure "Yeah." was the answer. "Had lECRE.tTIONAL SWIMMING Gas and Electric company club· War buying sent grain. soy 'led. "You merely trike the one 01 the Jrea.test pieces of 1It der threat ot compulsory mlll was tak~n up out 01 order-a your clubs shined up, haven't fpr women will 'be., held in the rooms, 21l E. Washington street, , , hi note at the rl, lIt moment:' urc lcal mu Ie of the Catholic rit tar escort. be visited the court procedure that requires a two- you, sir?" beans and lard futures skyrocket Women's eYl)inasiuJ1l pool from S to 4:30 p,m .• Wednesday, July ing on the board of trade at Chi "urther. this staunch and .• imple ual. 'he B Minor Mass. was ot Frederick the Great. thirds vote for approval. • .. • 4:15-5:30 p.m. Monday through 19. Rep. Francia E. W.ner (0- VIRGINIA OURED: I met !\ cago. New highs for the season I In who found estaey throuih writtcn by a Prote unto It wa Th mperor personally coo- Friday and ' from 10-11 II .m. Sal It were set on a ll deliveries of I. th and peace through the fu ll composed orillnally for the pri ducted Bach on II tour of the pal Pa.) said would Opl:r only dramatic arts student the other urday. SuIts artd towels are fur PHI DELTA KAPPA, profes to aliena who are pro.mutes. day whom I hadn't seen around soybeans and lard and on July , ( lsciousness or his devout being, vate devotion of the Oatholic ace. and showed him his collec nished, S,..,lmm\!r~ must provide sional educlltion fraternIty. w)n and September wheat. I parted some of the loftiest me· - ro a l • axon famil)'. tion of 15 Silbermann plo no fortes. proeurel'S, nam:JUes dealen. or for some time and asked him their own caps an~ shower clogs. hold a luncheon meeting Thurs pbverslvft, or who have ser- where he had been. Trade circles said the aggres ~es ever expr ssed in musicol Bach's personal Ii fe was long. on one of whlcb Bach pl ayed a day noon. July 20. in the River ved more than a year and a "I was in Virginia," he said, sive buying reflected the bad Iguage. industl'iou~. sociable, and con iix-part tugue. "There is only Q'''DU''T~ cotLEG& office room of the Iowa Union. "Re tained no sccrets Dr mysteries. Yet one Bach!" cried the transported day In jail. "taking the cure with the rest of news of new Ameri can defeats in hours from July 10 through July port on the Philippines" will be • • Korea as well as persistent talk His chi f contribution as on in- his biography is scant. Drama and Frederick. He saM deporta lion ordeu th o hams." 22 are: 9:30 a.m. to 12 and 2 given by PrOf. L.A. Van Dyke of now are ou tstanding against .... of inllation. The major portion of his adult mo~e p.m. to 5. the college of education. Make re lire was spent as organist. choir than 3,000 people"' of those types THE GIRL I'D LIKE TO: With servations by Tuesday noon in but that the justice odeportmetlL the new draft on the way I sup trainer and Latin teacher at the FIl~CB PH.D. READING ex the office of the college 01 edu Reds Aim to Cut Supply Line hos no authority 1.0 ja il those be- pose we will be In for a rash of SI. Thomas Church School at amination' will be given Satutday, cation or Room W -412. Ea,st hall. lleved to be dangerous to na tion- new titles for the "Girl I'd li ke Defense Secretaries Liepzig. His d ulies also included Aug. 5, 8-10 a.m., In room. 22~-A, Those wishing to cancel reserva the writing of a new cantata for ai security. to ... etc. and selected by dif- Schaeffer hall. Only those tions are asked to do So by Tues Sponsors claimed it would e ferent servicemen. wJ10 every Sunday service. Form Unified Group hav~ signed the application sheet day noon. prevented Gerhart Eisler, for r To save time and trouble they • • • t Co P Communist le.ader in thIs might use a few of these: "The WASHINGTON (JP) - The sec Gu; He was overworked and under country. from escaping last year Girl I'd Want to Deliver A Sing retaries of army, navy and air iCt1l11 paid, rising at five every morning. on the Polish liner Batory. Eisler Ing Telegram to Me Even If It disclOsed Monday that they have and sitting up all night to prac WSW · PROGRAM CALENDAR l'IlInm was free on bOlIL pending ap <1 1 Wa sn't My Birthday." "The Girl set up among themselves a cOlln Prole: tice what he had composed dur T ..... '. hi, 11. ,.:wI _, 3:S0 " .m. Memorable Mu sic from hi$ pas!>port. fraud con - t'd Like to Marry But She'lI Have terpart ot the military high com 41fO p.m. Iowa UnIon R.dlo Hour lIIent ing the day. But complaint, like lion. to stop Buying Silly Hats Witb mand, th e joint chiefs of stoff. '.00 a.m. Momlnc ChaPel 4:;10 \).m . Tea Time It S~ ambition, was beneath this Olym a ~ l& •. m. Ne", , 5:00 \).m . Chlldren's Hour Walter explained lhllt aU S the Rent Money First," "The Girl One purpose of this ''new joint , ':30 • .m. Summer Serenade 5:1ft \).m. Sweetwood Serenade lege, pian character. under order to leave the coun I'd Like To Play Romeo and Ju- ~cretaries" organization, formed 8;00 •. m, .HIstory or RussIa 5:;10 \) .m. Newl He was blessed with tbis rarest ',!WI a . ..,. . Now , 6:45 P.m. Sports T ime De.< frequently remain here wil liet With _ And Never Mind before the outbreak of tbe Korea JO:90 •. m.:rex Bene\ , II .' .. ~ .. I ' .,1 • , I . , P OK YO B - THE DAILY IOWAN. TU DAY. J L'f n, 19:;0 Dodgers Dump Cards :Twice Boudreau. , . Reaches, Tebbetts S fe' .Jigers Capt'ure ;CL ST. LOUIS (Jt» - Behind the five-hit pitching or Preacher Roe. Two From A's' Court Denies Order the Brooklyn Dodgers crushed St. Cleveland, Red Sox • PHILADELPH IA (A') - Detroit Louis, 7-1, in the night game or Tigers picked up ground in the a day - night doubleheader Mon ~plit American league pennant race Preventing Waterloo day dropping thl" Cardinals into Doubleheader; by talOng both ends ot a t'¥i a econd-place til" with Boston - night bill art the Ph iladelphia From Raiding NBA 1l ,half game behind Philadelphia. Rosen Hits Homer Athletics Monday night. Saul Ro Cubl Show a Lot of HUltle - It was the Dodgers' s I" v e nth gavIn hurled Red Rolfe's TI,ers WATERLOO (A') - A tec!eral straight triumph over the Red BOSTON I~ - The Boston Reo 7-5 vic~ory to a 3-1 second ga me triumph The 34,000 persons at Wrigley Field Sunday who saw the Cubs district judge Monday denied the Birds. Brooklyn won the first Sox coasted to a in a Tri-City Blaekhjlwks a temporary noodlight contest after being after a three run eighth innm, take doubleheader from the Phillies, WOUldn't have known that contest Monday, 6-3. rally had gained an 8-6 fin; a order restraining the Waterloo out-slugged 11-6 by the Cleveland Philadelphia was in first place and the Cubs in rifth. In ,aining his eleventh victory, game victory. Hawks from making offers to Roe struck out five l1Ien, walked Indian In a day - night double We went in to the games - our first taste of major league base header. Rogovin scattered seven HI basketbaU players now under Tri but one. hi ts and was In serious troujll.-! ball this year - and saw the Cubs out play and out hustle Philadel CI ty can tracts. The after - piece was a I'athe:: Leadoff Domer only in the sixth inning as tile Vhia. For a youn, ball club In pennant contention, the Phillies looked Judge Henry N. Graven ruled drab aHair acter the day setto that A thletics' Jane run crossed the dead and lifeless. On the first pitch of the night saw AI Rosen's 26th homer, mov that evidence presented at a pre game, leadoff man Bobby Morgan plate on two walks. an in field .out liminary hearing was insufficient ing the Cleveland third baseman On several occassions, Philadelphia outfielders let Texas league hit a homer to the right field into tie for the major league and Catcher Joe Astroth's sinlle. to warrant issuance of the orcler. a A toss by Hoot Evers to BOb flies drop at their feet Ior base hits and on one occassion, a Phillie rool. Carl Furillo slammed one lead in that department. The Bo ouUielder went back to the wall and then failed to field a ball which He said a formal hearing on ihe Into center field, Chuck Diering Swift cut down a second possIble Btackhawks' suit for a permanent sox' Junior Stephen.s belted his Philadelphia ran at the plate. hit the base of the wall and went for extra bases. lost it in the lights and it fell 22nd homer, with one on, to pull Injunction would be held in the tor a triple, scoring Duke Snider The deciding three - run raUy The Cubs were just the oppoelle Sunday In the bu tie depart fall. into the major leagues' runs in the first game started off with who had walked. batted-in lead with a 92 total lDent. And &Ii a result. leveral nice eat.cbell were made al critical Lure PI .,. ~rs Evers singling. Pinchhitters Char. The Dodgers made it 3-0 In the during the day game. pOlnl&. Hank auer made a flae baek banded catcb a lon ~ the T~i - City, a member of the Na ley KeUer and Fred Hutchinson third with Jim Russell scoring aft lell field foul line in tbe fir.. came and Bob Borokowskl turned tional Basketball association, al The Red Sox combed Mike Gar chipped in with a triple and sinlle er an infield error and a single cia, appearing here tor the second In a nice l ea pln ~ bark handed slab at the waU. leged in its petition that the Wa respectively while J erry Priddy by Jackie RObinson. time in two days, in the [irst In also contributed a timely baSe Gran Hamner wa6 one Phillie who showed a lot at drive Sunday. terloo club and National Pro A walk bv Roe helped the Card fessional Basketball league of ning for five runs on four hits knock. He came up with two [ine plays at shortstop - one a back handed Inals to their only run In the and a walk. In the seventh, against ficials had attempted to lure play 11, 1 ' . .... , grab, a pivot in the air, and a throw to second base for a Corce oui. fourth. Dierlng was given the pass Chick Pieretti, Walt Dropo clinch ers away Lrom Tri-City and other ond he scored on a double by Stan Chicago 10 t the serVices ot Phil C8verretta, veteran first base ed the game for the Red Sox by NBA ieams. Musial, who was out trying for hitting his 23rd homer of the sea- man, In the first game Sunday. Caverretta's right wrist was fractur In an attidavit accompanying third. son. In the tirst game when one of Ken Johnson's erratic left handed pitch the suit, Blackhawk Manager Two More Runs (Ill c.me) I}U' W'ropbol.) John M. Fitzgerald said the Cleveland . . .• ...•.. soo a u 000-.11 U. !t e hit him. Brooldyn counted two more in Hawks and NPBL ollicials had 11 ..1...... un oeo 0011- ft II I The Cubs ..ot I Urpri In, ly , ood pitehln, (rom Walt Dubiel and the seventh. Roc got a single and W,nn, Welk (2) a. •• e ll H'. Bellt.n Doyle Lade Sunela,. everal Cub (au In Ibe stands were wlllln, to oftered contrac~ to Dwight Ed Morian walked. Batting for Jim (3) .nd 11e •• n: OoblOn. Llllle,..ld 1&) dleman, Walton Kirk and Noble Siobb. e3) ••d Tobb.n .. W P- 8 '.l on w~er before the lint p me Ibat Dubiel wouldn·t urvlve tbe tint Russe1l, Eddie Miksis bunted safe (e·.). LP-D oblon (9.8). Jlome runlo Jorgensen, all Blackhawk play- ly, ftlling the bases. Then Duke ROIl:n ('W' h), tfphenl C'!'! .. d), Gordon Innlnc. en. (Olh). SnIder singled to right center, put " p He nol only survived the first inning, but went the route, hurl The attldavit said the offer to ( .. ad lame) tini Roe and Morgan across. CI.v.l.nd ...... 010 I D·! IOO-.l 8 ~ Ing a nine-hit 8-0 sh\ltout. Then Lode took over in the second game. Eddleman was made by Lawrence A walk, a sacritice, Morgan's BOlton .. • ...... Il10 000 IIx-7 10 • john Lindell Sold ' (Pops) Harrison, manager at Ihe Garda, Z.ldak (I) Pleretll (I) "'"nn He went all the way, Umltlnl Philadelphia to 8 hits in registering a double and Gene Hermanski's (8) and lIer_" : MtOerm.U, Dobae" n) 10-3 win. If Bob ~ush and Johnnie Schmitz continue to be hit like Waterloo team. It said offers to single gave the Dodgen two in and B.I.. WP-Oob•• " 110·8,. LP 'I J~ Columbus Club Kirk and Jorgensen former Iowa ..Jeret" (0-0. If.me ' .....--Dropo C"!'ardJ, they have been in thelr last 'few outings, Dubiel and Lade will be the surance markers in the eighth and S.It. ISr'). Berra's Double Beats Chisox aces at the Cub pitching slatt. player, had been made by Doxie spelled the end o{ Howard Pollet, ----- ST. LOUIS !\PI - Outfi: lder Moore, NPBL commissioner, and who went down to his seventh NEW YORK (IP) - Yogi Berra's I Ford, a 21-year-old leflhander, Johnny Lindell, who played on ~armen Mauro, Cub left fielder, had an embarrassing experience Petsel, Smith Take John Smiley, Waterloo player def at arter giving up II hits and ~wo-run double in the seventh gave way to Ferrick with the three world championships teams sliding into third bose Sunday. Mauro, who had D perlect four tor coach. 5 walks. First in Tank Meet Inning snapped a 2-2 be and gave bases loaded and two out in the with the New York Yankees, was lour day, tore his pants in a very obvious place in the slide. Many No Contract Talk' A crowd of 19,341 saw the Duane Petsel, represenCing the the New York Yankees a 4 - 3 eighth. Chico Barrasquel had ho sold to the Col umbus Red Bi rds of the lans didn't realize what had happened until they saw Mauro, Harrison testified at the hear Brooks score rour timcs In the Iowa City swimming club, won victory over Chicago's White Sox mered with none on at the slart of the American association Mon. buckting his belt, emerge from the Chicago dug out with clean white ing that he had talked with Ed first inning ot the tirst game. the II O-toot free style race for Monday night. A crowd of 24 ,218 of the inning to pull the Sox witlT day by the St. Louis Cardinals. p3nts. dleman, Mur:-ay Wier and Jorg (I.l ,am., boys 12 and under in the Good saw Ed Ford regis:er his first in n run of a lie. I , At the same time, the Cards ensen early in May "about every lI,ookl,...... 41111 (\/HI 101-11 10 0 big league triumph. The. rookie A single by Gus Zcroial, a walk Pll~ back on the active rosier First Apparently Mauro grabbed the first pair of ponts he found In t . Loul. " lilt W, t-., a 0 Park swimming meet held at Des thing but contracts." Wier and 8 •• kbt". ".lIt. 111 Land,um III 10 Baseman Vernal (Nippy) Jones, ponL~ Inr~e .,d Moines Sunday. Dave Colbert, olso l~rthan?er. needed help .the to Ed Robinson and Hank Majes th dugout. He played the rest of the gome in so thnt Campanella: St.ley. Boyer fA) I" apal '1" Jorgensen played btlsketbalJ at from Iowa City, took fourth in eighth lOntng (ro~ TO~ Ferrick, ki's infield hit filled the bases. who has not played this season they were pleated oround the waist. D ... k 19, .nd RI.o, Bu.h. 19). W. because a back Injury. SUI when Harrison was coach Bnkh ... (a.4, . LP-SI.I., (11-1). flomo the race. Pctsel's time at :23.5 set who struc~ oul PmchhJlter Mar\' Ferrick fanned Rickert and pitch- o~ • • • here. ran-lIotilu (t!th) . a new meet record. Rickert with the bases filled. ed a hitless ninth . 'l'he sale of Lindell and the re It..... me) turn of J ones raised speculation We ~ot a Id ler Mo nday trom Jack Dittmer, Carmer Iowa second However, Joq:ensen testified, Brooillyn ... • •.•.•. 201 He '!'!O-, I'! U Swimmers from tour states Hank Bauer, sidelined since hi ••,. . no·! oon oltl-a ~ 1 ba eman who is now playing with Denver of the Western league. Harrison In a telepi,one conversa S I. •.... 1. • .•..100 '041 Il00-1 3' competed in the meet. It is con July 3 with a sprained right ankle, Nf'''' \ ' orlt ., . 011 000 '!Ox-t, 0 that Stan Musial might be shift Roe CII .. :\) and C.",~nttl. ; Pollet, Wl,hl n ·D' and M ..I: I'.rd, I'o .. l.k ed back tq the outfield from' .hls Jack said that he suffered the leg injury whiCh kept him out of tion olfered him $8,000 to play P.,al la, •• d al... LP-I'.lIel ID·1) . sidered one of the most impor helped with tlrree hits, and drove IH) and St,.. . WP-Ford (1·0). IlO",. with Waterloo next year. Jorgen " .rae run-l'h',ln Hth,. in one run pnQ scored two. run-C.rraJQ.uel C:ird). present tir,t base position. the lineup tor over a w ek reaching tor II throw. "I was coverin, tnnt meets in the mid-west. sen said he said he was not In second on a steal," Jack said, "ancl reached loward the plate for AMERICAN A o IATION Kinnie Smith, unattached trom terested. In another telephone J n low throw and ended up pulling sam thing. I made th(> same pIny t. Paul (\, Columbul 0 JOW8 City, won the men's 100- tonversatlon later, Jorgensen said, Toledo !to Minneapolis '! meter breaststroke event. Willis dozens oC times In college and nothini happened but then I !Cue., Harrison o[rered him $10,000 and that's life." Weber, SWimming lor the Iowa said h' \'!ollld '~ :1 il Jorgensen a TIlREE-1 LEAG E City club, took third in the event. Dittmer says he likes D nver fine and the "players and Ions sure contract. No Lv:'l trnct ever was re Terre lIaute ... Decalur 0 In the prelimJnaries, Weber tied hOVe been swell to me." ceived, Jorgen en said, Olnville I'!. Evanlville :I QuIne, 7. WaierloG fI the course record of 1:15.9. Values Hainfine,t Popple Win Championships In Missouri Va n ey ~ T ennis Tournament Ben Bishop Takes Braves Score Five Junior Boys Title Annual July Action· Dick Hainline, Rock Island, Ill., In 9th, Down Bues ." . and Doris Popple, des Moines, came through with expected vic tories In the finals of the men's 8-6; Kiner Homers and women's single ot the Mis liourl Valley tennis tourney Sun PITTSBURGH IJP) - Boston ex_ dny. ploded with five runs in the ninth Sunday's five tinal rounds werc inning to come trom behind and deteat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-6, SAL E. played In the Iowa fieldhouse. Rain Saturday afternoon and eve Monday night be!orl: a disap pointed crowd of 21.450, Rookie -Sf · ning, coupled willi poor drying ummer --- Ults conditions Sunday, made the uni Pirate Pitcher Bill Pierro had Men's 5 versity's clay' courts un playable. allowed only six hits and three - at big savings Halnllne, who was complete mlls runs prior to the ninth when he weakened. Ralph Kiner Kot his ter of the men's division In the Values to S35 Values to $45 Val\leR to 560 meet, had little trouble with 26th homer of the year tor the PI rates In the !Lrst with one Ralph Hart, St. Louis, In win ning 6-3, 6-0, 6-2. aboard. Fourth 'i'hle Pierro gave up a walk, single Sunday'S victory marked Hain and double in the Inth belor'! line's fourth Missouri Valley he was relieved by Hank Borowy. $26 $36 ,$46 championship and his second in a Willard Marshall was the big row. He was top seeded. gun in the belated Brave attack. Miss Popple beat LuclJ)e David His double, fo Uowed by Torgeson's New J. C. Higgins Men's Sumnier son, Lee's Summitt, Mo., 4-6. 7-5, single, counted one Boston score ' P~nts ~".l in the seventh. Then he drove in 8-3, for her second stralibt tour DICK HAINLINE You'll buy several at these prices. nament title. Mrs. Davidson was Fourth Cbamplou blp two more with another double in Miss Popple's foe In thc finals the ninth. Bill.. . .•.•.••.. Itt ... I...... W II t Values to $7.95 Values to $9.95 last year when the Des Moine~ PIli h .r," ...... ~ , : 1M -.-0 It I GOLF BAllS YOlt's Spedacular Stab Rell'u iar 3 (or 1.25 shot master won her champion al_, ...... (1') " o,.e (I) a nd ship. Mrs. Davidson was the 1949 Lets Nats Beat Browns Cr•• 4 all; Plerr.. ...,.wy (t) a.. T.,. wer. ..-J. II.. . . (!-t). L'P- Benwy Tbat's right -,:; for a dollar I 68 68 National Public Parks champion. ( I-I). Ifeme r ••..-- 'Uaer l::(I'h), T.rner WASHINGTON (IP) - Thirl1 (H, .). T~ e top seeded men's doubles They're tougb ... lively ... well· $5 $7. team of Ward Parker and Hart, Baseman Eddie Yost of Washing both trom St. Louis, was upset in ton made a game - ending diving Hearn Hurls 4 HiHer balaitced balls made of pure gum ! the finals Sunday by Len Prosser, lunge over a rolled tarpaulin to rubber wound over solid resilient MIs6ion, Kan., and Barbour, Win snare Pinchhitter Jim Delsing's CINCINNATI (JP) - Jim Hearn, field, Kan. foul with the bases loaded Mon making his first slart for the New center. Brand new . . . not re Flnt Two Seta day night and gave Washinglan a York Giants, turned in a brilliant • conditioned .... not recovered . . . Broken Lot of Men's Regular \Veight four - hit pitching performance Parker and Har! took the first 3-1 victory over the St. Loui!l .I I I ' two seta, 6-2, 7-5, before Prosser Browns. Monday nighi tor an easy 10-3 vic_ In~t "secondsl" Good quality at a tory over the Cincinnati Reds. and Barbour rallied to win t.he II. L ..I...... ' I t-I , ~ New York ...... tI. :11 __, ," ~ special low price. Stock up and next three and the hard taught Wublart...... H I .1--.1 I ' :! ()hadanaU ...... , .11 " 1- S of' Suits and Topcoats. PllIette, tart' (I, an' Lollar: K.uva., match, 6-1 . 11-9, 6-2. Hear. (1 .. 1, a nd Wutru m ; " e ll.Mele r. save today! Harrl. (.) . ... 0 , ",.. WP-Kuaa"a In another final match, first It• ••• UH Smith 'C) an ••r ...... LP - ( (.)-'1). LP - r iliollo II'~)' U om e na Web_tier (1-,.). a ••e runs--TII. m •• n - Priced to Clear - seeded Ben Bishop of St. Louis, III •• (~ ... ). (13Ib '. " • • 1,.", 0 31.,. Dark "ICk). came through as expected to win Golf Club the junior boy's crown over Oen'! Covers Valun to $45 Values to S60 .valu•• to SU, Powell , Topeka, Kan., 6-1 , 6-2, 6-3. Set 01 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ward Parker, from St. Louis, took the tifth 2AB ) championship decided, Sunday. Prolects your The husband and wile team de ~ lu bs, dresses up $36 feated Hart and Mrs. Davidson in 556 .. oU ba" too. In 'i the mixed dOUbles, iI-O, "6-3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Alll a .ICAN LaAGE four gay colors. Other Champloasbla.. W L PCT. 00 W L ' CT , G8 A' buy! At Sears! i The championships In the oth 'IIno••• , ... o ...... U " .117 01.,.11 ...... 1-4 ~4 .N7 h.,...... :i 34 ..lil 'j No w York . •...... Ie .11' I' ~ er seven divisions of the week 81. 1A01...... 4:> 31 ..\71 Ii C ..... e.l ••• _. . _ ... . _ .•• II .M3 .'.j Men's BOSTONIANS and MANSFIELD long meet, decided Friday and B'M kl,n ...... S III ..WI , B .., •• ...... ,, 0 • •• ••• !tI .'!; ... "j 1..): C ...... l\4l ... .171 " ...I.p...... 11 •• .." n Golf Saturday, were: Natalie- Cobaugh. N ew Y.rk ...... 11 . , .I &fI ,•' j CIIrf ..,...... of' .u. :It 6-pc. Golf Set 1,!llI St. Joseph, Mo., airl's singles, Dall! CI ...... 11 ...... 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('-1) • i i THE DAILY IOWAN, TUE DAY, JULY 18, 1958 - PAGE FIVE Lighis 'Down at''Life With Mother' e Curta,in House • • I WANT AD RATES I mlUlance Work Wanted • • For AUTOMOBrLl! INS:JllANCE and WASHING , plck.up and deUver. 8-15 14. Classilied Display other tnsurance. purchase of RO!.{ES. LOTS, and F.H.A. loans - .ee Whtllnl- CURTAINS laundered. DIal oees b7 I. One Day ...... 75c per col. ineb Kerr Realty Co. Dial 2123. I.m. Six :::onsecutive days, Lost and Found per day .... _...... 60c per coL Inch Transportation Wanted One month ...... 50c per col. inch LOST : Man's wrIst watch. waterprool TWO graduates desire ride to New type. In or near Cit)· Park. Liberal Jersey vlclnlt)'. Augult 10. there- CAvg. 26 insertions) reward. Dial 9681 . abquu. WlII drive. share ex~ses . 3644.. For consecutive insertions A partmenta faT Rent Autos for Sale - Used ODe dar ...... 6e per word PRrvATE apartment lor IIroduate lady. 194D MERCURY Convmlble . ...,00 con. Three Days ...... 1 Oe per word 2D4 E. Fairchild. dltlon. Radio a.nd heater. orlglhol point. C.1l Don Cramer. 8·!1J97 aller 6 p.m. Six DayS ...... 130 per word MisceUaneous for Sale One I\lonth _...... 3ge per word BEST OFFER - Ito Old smobile l·door CAMPING eqUipment : Ileepine baill. nlr club ledan. Hydromallc. Radio , and Deadlines mattre.se •. etc. 0,01 5391. Heater. Good concilUon. Phone 2517 be· HARVARD ClassiCS. S15. Bicycle with t_... _e._n_5-_8_. ______cear shift, $25. Call 8-07;; •. Weekdays 4 p.nl. 1946 NASH Amba_or 4-door. tto 50-POUND Ice box. Phone 8-2629. HUDSON 4-<1oor. 1114~ BUICK 4-door. III4J STUDEBAKER eoupe. 11141 NASJ{ Saturday Noon GENERAL Electric L. P . Record ployer. 2-door. 1l13li CHEVROLET 2-door. 1931 $14.00. Ph one 8-2076. CHEVROLET 2-door. 1935 FOR D coup~. 1934 Ford coupe. See th ... and other J. Stephens. STAMP vendln, machine •. Call 4358. used cars a\ EKWALI. MOTORS. 627 So. Classified Mana~e r 4 GOOD used tlr .. and tube. - 0.50 by Capllol. 16. Phone 8-0068. 19411 BUICK S-palSlln,er. RaCllo anel Cheek )'our .b 'r. lhe flrst I8lue It ap- STANDARD Underwood typewriter. Good Heater. ,'125. Phone 43'75. pe .... The Dally Iowan can be respon- condition. $25.0!>. Call 8.0778. sible lor only one Incorrect Insertion. SOPA, BOOKSHEl.F, ma,.dne ltand, BrlDr Advertisements to 8-1307. WANTED rhe Dally Iowan Business Office Typing Basement, East Hall or phone TYPING .ervlce. Call 8-0004. Full Time I , ~ •.• ...... TYPING. Call 8·1200 alter 6 p.nt. lor Floor Sales Lady efllclent typlnll ,ervlce. •• I 1'1 tt I 1 I 'BOUSE LlQHTS DOWN, STAGEI'LIGHTS UP" was the direction from Rowland Chase, G, Grinnell, 4191 FROHWEIN SUPPLY CO. IIlbe Ilrhl control booth at the tear lit the UniverSity theater. Chase is eonlrollinr the lighting for C RTAIN GOING UP-THE HARD WAY via the muscles of Omar Help Wonted 'We With Mltber." the Howard L indsay and Russell CrGuse comedy which opens tonight and will run LeU, G, Eagle Grove. Located in the wings. stage ririll. LeU watch OPENING (or .everal j>oard Jobs. Apply IlrroUlh i\tonday, excepting Sunday. Chase controls every light In the house from this pilot board, ",hlch ed for the sigual /I'Jm the stage manarer to raise the curtain at tn person. Reich'. Care. Wuh the eU7, economJeal .17 Is I r:mote cGntrol , panel {'ar Ul!2elmmer located In the basement. rehearsal for "Life With MGther." The slrnal Is a Urht flashed to Instruction UNIVERSITY st udent lor IIl1ht ouilide him from the pilot bl!ard. Lett remains at his position through the work III school beilin. In lall. Good LAUNDROMAT three-act production. He also serves as a fire r uard. since the re BALLROOM dance lessona. MlIIIII Youde pay. Dial 265i aner 5. Two Fined $J30 lease on the asbestoes curtain Is !Jcated nearby. Tickets for "Life Wurlu. Dial 1148!1. Waab by Appointment Audience Records Reaction to Video Show With 'Ioiher" are a val/able at the theater ticket office, room 8A Locma chaerrer hall. The office is open week days from 9 a.m. until noon, MusiC and Radio Dial 8-0291 Filly people met Sunday night · ion the analyzer. Separate rolls of In Police Court QIDCK LOANS on Jewelry. clothln •. :md from 1 to 4 p.m. nturday haurs are from 9 a.m. to noon. • radio •. etc. HOCK-F.YE LOAN. lU~ to record their reactions to Surs·j.paper are used to record like5 RADIO repalrlnll. JACKSON'S ELEC S. Dubuque. \ Robert K. Poisal, J;teinbeck, TRlC AND GIFT. - ROLL FILM SPECIAL - television panel d;~'cussion on Ko 11 and.. dis~ikes. By. comparing the In"""s LOANED on CUOI, camera •. f) · rol~ Wit h a SCrtpt of the Show, Monday was fined $102.50 by Po d,amonds. cIOlh:n,. e\e. RELIA.BLE Save 10c on a new roll GUAJ " .. ll go over your head-I'Uask, your PAGE SIX - THE DAILY IOWAN, mE DAY, JULY 11, II~' So Little Time to Learn So Much . Man Charged With Ced.ar Rapids Group To Dance in SUI Opera Army Regulars at ROrC Camp Fear War 'Imminent' Ohio Larceny; Claims (Dally lewan Ileporlt!r Bantey Bride Kidnapped eibert aod Pbol3rnJll\er lohn DANVILLE. ILL. /U. - ldar undberc altencled a tlJl.-o-pd shall Clark, 33, who reported that one-half day encampment at Camp McCoy. Wis. lui week his 'teen-aged bnde had been to report the tralnlnJ" adh-jUes kidnaped by a "red-haired strang of UI tud~ta " 'bo are in er," was seized Monday on an camp for Irlx weelul ROTC lrala Ohio warrant charg ng him wjth Inl'. endlnc Jul7 %1.) larceny. By BA.IlNEY 81!lBEBT • Clark was chargea wi~h break CAMP MCCOY, W IS.-There Is ing into his tather-in-Iaw's home a grim no:e of urgency In the at Cable and stealing a billfold, summer training of SUI's ROTC clock, tiashlight and other articles. riPtachment at Camp {eCOy, Wis. Sheriff's deputies seized Clark There is too much to learn and at his home here shortly after he too little time in which to learn arrived from Indiana where he it. had told authorities that his wife Among the regular army train Irene. 19, had been abducted by ing personnel the atUtude is one a man who picked them up as ot resJgna tion. II ot t hem seem they hitch-hiked home from Mi to teel war is imminent and in chigan. evitable. Police in rilinoi , Indiana, The ROTC cadets halle been chigan and Ohio were still Intected by the regulars' beliefs, temptJng to find Mrs. Clark. but they are reluctant to admit it The information charging Clark -even to themselves. Every with larceny came trom the sher vidling civiUan is asked, "What iff of Champaign county in Obio. are they saying about Korell back Mrs, Clark's parents live in Cham in Iowa City?" paign county on a tarm near "r think we iet an exaueraled Cable, Ohio. view ot the serlOUSDe6S of the Officials here and in Indiann situation here. They are the men said that they did not know whe who will do the fighting and dy ther to believe Clark's stOry about ing and they are naturally appre the disappearance of his wlte. But hen ive," Cadet Walter McMa they said flally that they feared HEEL AND TOE AND DO-SI-DO--Czechoslovaklan style was demonstrated by four couples trom .. were three UI ROTC cadet al the summer tralninr se Ion hon, C4, Iowa City, said. for her safety. Cedar Rapids Sokol orl.nlutlon as Utey rebeaned the polka and "turlant" they will dance in ''ne In Camp McC ~ y, Wis. Let! to rl,M are cadets Rllbert C. Grllfllh, At, Guthrie Center: Wayne R. Even A regular army sergeant, one Bartered Bride," Smetana's three-act Dpera to be performed at Macbride auditorium July 25 tl)roua~ son A4. Dubuque: Daniel T. Flores. a 1950 Iraduate. New York, and Chaplain Rexford C, , 1l01me, July 2'7. Dancen are pictured here 111 authel1tlc Czaeh costumes to be worn in Ihe ~pera. The opera, of the ROTC iWitruction team, ex Sailna\\', Mleh. Earlier the ehaplsln discussed the moral aspects at the Korean war in an InformaUon Piney Woods - featured event of the 19&0 fine arts fesUval, is presented tbroulh cooperative efforts of the scbool 11/ pressed the predomin.nt attitude and Education lecture. fine arts. The Sokol orlanlzatlon I, a national educational Instltutlcn tor the perservatlon at Czeeh clll. among the regular pertonnel. ture. The danoe croup Is under the direction of Vera Macbovsky, Cedar Rapids, .The four couples pic. He said, "I look at these kids, tured above are (leU to r1&'ht) Hermina Netollcky and Victor Naxera, Martha Pesek and Georle Nil· all of whem will be Infantry of Singers Tell era Jr.. Paul Jerabek and Vera Machovsky. and RDbert Klinsky >!llld Mana Zlatohlavek, Tickets for ~ licers someday soon, and I can't cpera are on sale u the Iowa Union desk. Prices are $1 and 51.50. help but wonder how many of them will be aUve three years trom now. It mokes me sick." Story by Song Army Enlistments Jump ITipton Youth Held SteiglemCIn's Article Few, If any, of the army career In fifth Arm~1 Region Appears in Newsw~ek men are looking forward to war, An Infantry officer from the 14th MUsic ~ the unlve.·sal language CHICAGO (A') - A marked in- Forgery Charge A digest or an article writltn - conveyed* a success * * story in On Infantry regiment, the demonstra crease in army enllstments dur- l.ester Kephart, 24, Tipton, was by Prof. Walter Stelgleman, visit· tion troops, said, "Sure there are Iowa City Monday night when six more promotions during wartime mellow-voiced Negro girls sang to ing the past weekend in tho 13- being heJeI in Johnson county jail ing instructor in the SUI schOOl ~~-Starts ACAllA., AWAit WI""EII WEDNESDAY T ACTOR OF THE YEARI lEST PICTURE OF T!lE YEARI JOHN s~,~ f,'. WAYNE,HAYWARD SPECIAL GROUP STUDENT MMIINflE" TIll Sf',N',ASJ DISCOUNT PRICE 5Se incl. tax EXCLUSIVE Air Coodilfoned by Refrl,eraUon ALL PERFOIlMANCES IOWA CITY SHOWING Belulsr t!:tttff' Matlneea sec Eveni~II $1.20
(Iowa City, Iowa), 1950-07-18
