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e I e e I USSIG, Ina I • • • World in Action- French Pori Grief-Stricken Mother Weeps for Drowned Daughter Resolution to Open Clash Over .' Schick Hospital A{,oun1 b Explosion Remains Undecidgd Mongolian
Congress adjourned early Sun l T.. ,~ •. ~,.~.... e Kills Eight day morning without fi nal acUon Application GRANDVIEW, MO " (JP)-A sim on a resolution recorrunending that ple. tuneral service, read in her the veterans administration oper Soviet Labels Chinese plain old-fashioned parlor, closed Cargo of Nitrates ate Schick general hospital at the book of life yesterday tor Mrs, On Norwe~ian Ship Clinton for convalescent and lon, Invasion Charge as Martha Ellen Truman, 94, mother term patients. 'False and Disto.rted' of the president. Is Cause of Blast The house-approved resolution The silver gray casket was car was rejected by the senate labor LAKE SUCCESS (JP) - RUSlia' ried down a steep flight of steps BREST, France (JP) - Eight p~r- committee, and China SQuared off In a United by four grandsons and two neph- Bons were killed and several hun- Sponsored by Rep, Talle (R Nations committee meeting yester .... s to B waiting hearse when the dred injured when a nitrate-loaded I Iowa), It was amended In the day when a Russian delegate lab to-minute service ended, Norwegian Uberty ship caught fire I house to state speclficaUy that use eled as "false and distorted" the The short cortege-only 16 cars and eJGploded just outside Brest of Schick would "not interfere Chinese elaim that the Outer Mon -moved slowly away from Mrs, with or displace" VA plans to golian republic had carried out a Truman's green-roofed cot tag e harbor yesterday, the French news build a permanent hospital at Iowa "full-dress Invasion" of China. agency reported, where she died Saturday, to her City, 'fhe exchange opened w hen final resting place in Forest Hlll The blast caused heavy damage Iowa supporters of the campaign ashore and set fires that spread to China turned down Outer Mon cemetery in KansaS City, to g t Schick ba~k into use told the the heart of the city. golia's bid for United Nations house veterans affairs committee membership. WASmNGTON, (JP)-The ag- The agency report said one of there are 3,200 veterans in the Calmly announcing a c~r tain * * * the city's prinCipal hospitals had Clinton and nearby Illinois areas rleulture department gave Its Chinese veto on the Outer Mon tar-nung AAA tleld service the been badly damaged by fire. in need of hospital are, Many ot the city's residents tIed golian appUcation, Dr. Shuhsl Hsu word yesterday to "resume OP to the countryside, .:harged In a warm meeting of the erations" In Rllnlng UP farmers The explosion levelled a number U,N, security council membership 10 (lrry out Its $265,000,000 8011 committee that the Outer Mongol (onservatlon program tor 1947. of buildings in the harbor area and set the city's gas plant and oil Sugar Rationing Ends ian republic had carried out a "full-dress invasion with para LONDON, (JP)-Politicians and depot ablaze, sending flames Into * * the business district, phernalia ot modern warfare, In voters weighed *last night the For Lack of Funds Shore damage was estimated t eluding aircraft." • chances of Britain's labor govern more than $800,000. WASHINGTON, (JP}-All sugar In the harshest words China has ment weathering the nat ion's The tire aboard the Nonvegian rationing came to an end yester yet pronounced against a neigbbor crowing economic storm after the vessel, Ocean Liberty, was dis day because the government does in the U,N" Dr. Hsu said the pro-labor London Daily Mirror covered wh ile it lay in ttle harbor not have the money to finance It "armed Invasion" of the Chinese called on Prime Minister AWee shortly before noon. The ship was further. province of Sinkiang by the ap 10 resign. towed to a roadstead and explod This action, announced by the plicant state "has not ended even Attlee summoned his top rank ed live hours bter, agriculture department, affected today," He said China had cast ing ministers-including Foreign only industrial and institutional aside doubls last year ~nd sup Secretary Ernest Bevin and Her users such as lood processors, bak ported the Mongolian Peoples' re ber! Morrison, government leader Royall Flies to Germany ers, candy makers, bottlers, hos public. in the house of commons-to a WASH fNGTON, (JP)-SecretaI'Y pitals and hotels. Household ra conference yesterday evening at AlexeI N. Krasllnlkov, Russian of War Royall will fly to Germany tioning ended about two months partlclpant in the heated exchang No, 10 Downing street to discuss today for a six-day visit, the war ago. economic policy, es in the corrunittee last week over department announced last night. The department had requested Albania, cailed the Chinese state He plans to confer with Gen, WEEPING In tra,edy Mrs. Agnes Thomas, Los Angeles, walks away In Is funds to finance industrial and In WASHINGTON, (JP)-James V. bodies were not recovered until yesterday, the center hlel Lite ment "distorted" and. "false." He * * * LUCius Clay, hading the Ameri from the limp body of her slx-year-old dau&:h ter, PatrIcia, who lies stitutional ra\1oning until Oct. 31, 'onestal, &he natloll'8 tint over Guard F.M, Cox, who recovered Patricia's body as Mr. alld Mrs, said that a regiment- of Chine.. can occupa tion forces, and meet drowned 011 the shore ot Hall8en Dam reservoir. Minutes later search the' date when all sugar rationing all aenretary of defense, tmtcl'; soldiers penetrated about 12 mUes American military government of ers returned wltb the body or her second child, Raymond, 9. The Thomas looked on. Mrs. Thomas coUapsed shortly alter the picture authority expires, But congress ad 1esterday that hJs Idea Is to' con into Outer Mongolian territory ficials. children, missln. a day, wandered away from a picnic site and their was taken. (AP WIREPHOTO) journed without voting the money. fIDe the Job to top-level coor . and was thrust out by the Outer dlnaUon of the /lervlces and '!;tay Mongolian soldiers who never Gul ot operatinr detail. crossed the Chinese border. Forrestal said that at tlrst tbe He also declared that the bodies Inltieatlon of the armed forces of five Outer Mongolian men who andfr a sIDKle cabinet officer, had been tortured were found In provided for In a new law slm the area occupied by the ChineBe eel Saturday, will add to ra'ther troops, than reduce the cost of the Vote Inquiry "Such provocative actions on the Speed KC .Fraud part of the Chinese troops and military esetabllshment. • certain incidents are to remind us COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO., of similar action on the northern (.f)-District* Attorney * * IrL A. Foard border of Greece," Krasilnikov What a Cute Baby! Clark Names said. "It is possible there are par tiled murder charges yesterday Highlanders Capture Honors ties in the Far East who would 'galnst David A. Downey, 29, in the death of his war-bride, Lolly like to repeat what has happened Ula Downey, 24, after a coroner's in 'Greece, also to detract the 2More Aides world from the civil war in China jury held tha t she came to her death as a resliit nf injuries in WASHINGTON (IP)- Attorney and what Is going on in China. flicted by her husband. Dr, Hsu, who sat smiling as the General Clark announced yester Russian spoke, said he would re day he has assigned two special ply atter stucjying the text. JERUSALEM, (JP) - Violence assistants to work with the Kansas flared over* Palestine * * last night City grand jUlY Investigating al u the British, delylnr a Jewish leged irregularities in the 1946 under,round threat to "batbe primary election in the Fifth Mis the Holy Land wltb blood," pre- souri Congressional district. Dealer Gets Stuck ' Jlred to execute three con One of those named by Clark demned memben of Irrun Zval 10 go 10 Kansas City is Willjam Leuml today at a secret time A, Paisley who conducted the re With 1926 Maxwell IIId place. cent successful prosecutions of former Congressman Andrew J, In 'Sharp' Bargain BATAVIA*, JAVA, * * (JP) - The May and the Garsson brothers, Netherlands army said yesterday accused 01 a bribe ~o n sp ira cy, and Dutch military columns, driving of former May or James M, Curley It takes fast thinking to out 100 miles in a week, had captured of Boston, convicted of mail fraud. smart an experienced used car dealer these days but here's one important coal and oil areas in The other special assistant who boy who did It. aouthern Sumatra. will work with Paisley is Eric The Indonesian army also re Broome, a specialist in Investiga This young man was the owner ported successes, declaring t hat tions with the war (rauds section of a 1926 Maxwell. He needed republican troops had captured a of the department of justice tor money and decided to seU It. He Dutch force of 763 men with all the last lour years, tried all forms of advertising but with no success. itl weapons at Soekaboemi, neal' Paisley and Broome will assist rrhen he had an idea, Pickin, Bandoeng, and had penetra ted the Special Prosecutor Richard Phelps, aouthern outskirts of Bandoeng, FIRST PRIZE MONEY OF $250. awarded at tbe Lions International convention ai San Francisco, CalK., up the telephone he dialed a used who was named by the attorney car dealer. in western Java, and there "en general In June to prosecute any went to the Scottish Hr,hlanders or the UnIversity of Iowa, Monday afternoon. Repreaentln,. the Iowa liled the Dutch forces in street federal law violations which the Lions clubs, the 41-plece, ail-girl marching band competed with deleratlons from 18 lorel&'n countrl.. "I would like to know," he tiahting," investigation at Kansas City might and every state In the country to capture tlrst place In the JuvenUe drum and burle corPl dlvIJloD of the asked, where I can get a 1926 Max disclose, contest, Tb~ "I,blanders left Iowa City Wednesday evenlnr on a 1.000 mUe tour 01 the weaL 8hoW'll well motor. You see, I have a JlIU8ALEM. (JP) - Brltla" large boat which Is driven by that The two new assignments were above they are marching In San FrancIsco In the opening parade of the convention. (AP WIREPHOTO) .ulltar, autborltlea* * * announced type motor and It has a broken announced by Clark one day after tbat three conde.mned block, I would have to redesign War the adjournmenl of the senale lllelllben of Irgun Zval Leumi, the boat if I used a different type where Senator Kern (R-Mo) led lewilh underrround orranlsa· motor, 10 I'll pay any prtce you an unsuccessful fig ht for investi lion, bad been hannd at Acre ask." gation of department of justice 'No White House Pressure' triIou thlt mornln,. actions, The dealer paused betore an The banrln,a were carried out WASHINGTON (JP) - A war ence on the part of Elliott Roose the Hughes-Kaiser project for 400- swering, "Those are, as scarce at Kem accused the attorney gen II defiance of an Ir,un threat time aviation adviser to the gov ve lt. ton flying boats was "completely ben's teeth and I would have to eral of carrying out a "whitewash" Ie kill two kidnaped BrUlal! ernment yesterday avoided a "Please refer to my statement. fantastic" but that he knows of pay at least $100 if I lind on,e." in the case In which Clark nt one lIIrreanta, whom the extreml.t "yes" or "no" answer as to I said [ never encountered any nothing fraudulent or corrupt "Money III no object, I'll give time reported there was no proof rroull baa been holdln, aa hOI- whether Elliott Roosevelt exerted pressure from the White House, about the contract. any thing you ask." Leavln, hi' of tederal law violation. , Car. IInce Jul, 12. I any pressure in the award of periOd/, Loening replied, Meigs told the committee that name and addreu - fictitious, cf * * * JESSICA JAMES, whOle mother Is an old hand at looklnr Into'a cam- $40,000,000 of aircraft contracts Earlier, Pepper had asked the WPB aircraft division wttich course - the young man replaced DES MO~NES, (Al)- Mrs, Opal era, looks Into her flnt one at tbe are of 10 weeki. J"lle, aa Ihe'a City Swelters Under to Howard Hughes and Henry J . Loening whether there was any he headed recommended against the telephone on the hook and lon, serving a life prison term called at home, II alltln. on the lap of her mother, who Is better Kaiser, but ne said "the White fraud or bribery in connection It, But he said he knows of no sm1Jed. t H:ouse" did not. fobbing a Des Moines bank, known as BeU)' Grable. (AP WIREPHOTO) Third Day in Nineties with the contracts for huge flyillj "political pressure" which caused The young man sold hil car tor b., been transferred from the ______Grover Loening, former special boats and photo-reconnalsance Donald M. Nelson, WPB chair twice the amount he had expected Ninety degree temperatures pre planes, Rockwell City reformatory to the VETOES PARKING METERS consultant to the War Production man at the time, to approve the and the dealer is stuck with a To Ask Probation vailed lor t~eir third straight day Cherokee state hospital for the in- DES MOINES, (JP) - District Board, told the senate war invest "I never found any fraud or contract despite advice to the 11126 Maxwell. line. I~dge C. Edwin Moore signed an SAN DIEGO, Calif" (JP}-Attor- in Iowa City as a hot sun pushed Igating committee that he "never bribery-just in my opinion poor contrary. Tbe 35-yeaf old woman w a 8 order yesterday afternoon which ney Clifford Fitzgerald said yes the mercury to 91,8 at 2:30 p,m, encoun tel'ed any pressure from judgment, over-optimism and In Loenlng testified that on Oct. lint to the Cherokee hospital 101' temporarily stopped the city from terday he would ask probation yesterday. the While House" to reverse WPB Kaiser'S case a surprising pre-oc II, 1943, the Aircraft Product1on Paris Heat Wave Obeervatlon following "attacks of installing 1,200 parking meters In for Mrs, Alfred Wesley Inga11s, 62, The mercury reached a maxi recommendations against granUng cupation in publicity effects," Board decided to cancel the PARIS, (JP}-The weather bur- hYsterical frenzy" while at work downtown Des Moines, when she appears in federal court mum of 91 degrees Sunday after the contract. Loeniog repUed, Kaiser-Hughes contract. But he eau said the temperature was U15,5 .t the reformatory. P,F, HopkIns, The clty colincll had entered In- today tor sentence on her con noon, tour degrees below Satur Senator Pepper (D-Fla) said Merrill C, Meigs, former War said that on Nov, I, the board de- degrees Fahrenheit In Paris ear11' chairman of the Iowa board ot to a contr!lct in June to inltall the Ivictlon of enslaving Negro Maid day's record-breaker ot 95 de- then that he had noted newspa Production Board official who clded to let it run another SO last rUSht, breaking aU beat rec, J:aDtro~, did yelterW.. 1,200 ~ter~ _ ____ ~ Dora Jonet, _ _ Ir'" for the year, _ . . ~_ per reterences to iossib!e i¢1u- I're~ded Loening, testllie4 that daY-I. prda. 4. I 'tHE DAILY IOWAN. TOE DAY, JULY 29. Un-PAOI! TWO 1 Dodger . Hatten's Three-Hit Job Blanks Cubs, 4-0 · B ' · 8 7 InlD Inning k ----=---- - Cor d s NIp aston, - BlastExtends Yon S' Raschi Clips Tigers, 5-1' Pinch Hit Wins Redbird Flutters Home ' Streak to 10 Rookie Beals Hal · [MAJOR $~ Boudreau, Walker
CHICAGO (IP)- Joe Hatten, a Hold ~Hing Letds~ ,. 'luggl'na' Duel Newhouser, Wins 41h - NATI ONAL LEAG\JE --AME .IC A ~ LE--'AGUE Chicago Cub-tamer from way n Ro f Bo b Tea.,. W L Pet . G.O. Tea... W I. P cl. O. B. S back, hurled three-hit shutout I W or m ers Rr'oekly. • .•...... 61 36 .rr..!5 Ne .. York ...... 84 3% .6411 By TUt; A~S O C JA TE D rilES" ball yesterday to stretch the Sl. 1... . 1...... GI 41 .IIM Roolo...... 52.. .1I6tI [0 Lou 'B(Iudreau, Clevelanli sh(ll't ST. LOUIS (JP}--Two Cal'dinal New Yerll: ....•..... • 4'7 4 1 .Pi Dd,.11 ...... 49 4! .W 'I! stop and manager, regained Ib, catchers, Joe Garagiola and Del Brooklyn Dodgers' winning streak NEW YORK (JP)-Rookie Right Bo.loo ...... 40 49 .!IlIS r h ll"delphl& ...... 41.7 ._ \ 6 to 10 games, longest of the season hander Vic Raschi last night won CI . clnn.U ...... 40 GO .410 Clevela n d ...... 40 45 .nl 181i American league balling lead from Rice, sparked the St. Louis club Chic.,...... t it ftO .462 Wash l. rlon ...... 4' .461 191i Jolting Joe DiMaggio lasl in the National league, by a 4-0 his fourth straight victory since P llllbu"h ...... 8ft 55 •• II'J Ch lc'IfO ...... U 1)4 .492 22\51 :week to an 8-7 triumph over the Bos P hll.dclphl" ...... III! 116 .COI 29 t r i u mph 0 v e r the stumbling his acquisition from Portland of 8t. Loul...... 82 GjI .8i11l while Harry Walker continues 10 t on Braves yesterday in a slug 'Yederday·. Jtelul .. Yesterda,-. Re •• U. Bruins. the Pacific Coast league by pitch B rookly n 4, Chic. to tI lead the National league ba Uell ging contest before 7,986 paying N.", Yo,k $, D.t'oll I ing lhe New York Yankees to a St. Lo. l,! 8. Boston 7 Boudreau's a v era K e now patrons. The victory enabled tbe Not since July 11 , 1946, have Clneln n a.U G, New Yor k 0 Pbll.de lpbla D, Cb lc'lfo S 5-1 triumph over Hal Newhouser T oday'. P ltoh erll stands at .341, a clLmb of 10 .. second-place Redbirds lo keep the Cuba beaun Hatun wbo tau T.'&1·. Pltebers VI. points durinK the week, .h~e pace with the leading Brooklyn downed them elKht times. over and the Detroit Tigers. A crowd Brookl ), n a & st. Lou lll ( nJrht)-Tay Clev.la nd a l Bosl.n- F. ll er 02-8) ot 64,887 paid admissions saw the lor IH-3) '". 0 1.10&0. CO-IO) Ollollou.. (0-4) DiMaggio boasts a .331 thr,gp', Dodgers. tbat stretcb, six times durinK N... Yo,k . , Ct.elna.U (nl".I) - C hlcl,. at Phll. dolphl. (nl,hl)--OII. Sunday. Walker Is currentb The youtblW Gara&'lola's the current season, Yankees increase their American JaR.en ('-'C) VI. a.treftsber,er ea .. l) I•• pl. IG-O) va. lII a ,chlldon ( 11 -8) BO.ton at Plthbur,h ~ "'"IJU-Barrett 81. Loull . , W ..h ln ,lon (nlehl}-Mu" hitting- ,348 lor the PhlladelJl!lt. league lead over the idle Boston (7.1) or Voloe ll. IS.9) VI. Renha .... CH-31 pinch single sel) t. Enos Slaugh It ~tcher&' I) was a beautiful Red Sox to 10 games. PbU... lpbl" .1 Cbl ..'_ ll.lnl ...... n crl.r (G-l VI. S •• ,bo,ou,,11 (8-3) PhllUes. ter home with the deci Ive run battle between Hatten and J ohn I-&> v •• Lad. (B·7) Onl, ,am es Icb edule. afUr two were out In the ninth. Three wa lks a.nd a double Despite Walker's continued hot ny S<:hmih:, a pair of lerthanders, ]by proclueed t.he Yankees' 11M 'RIce's three-run bomer In tbe for eight scoreless jnnings until battling pace, he lost seven point. eirMb bad tied t.he score. run, While a pair of errors and of his lead to Iunnerup Frank CUI the Brooks broke loose with four a timely slnKle by Joe DlMar&iO Havlicek Announces 'I' - Ted Wliks, lhe fifth Cardinal in the ninth. Schmitz lost his con tine of Pittsburgh whose .329 noll hurler, was credited with the vic added t.wo more, A's Beat SOl is only 19 pOints back. trol, his shutout and his 13th Tommy Henrich's lhird hit-a Books on Sale Sept. 1 tory and the Veteran Si Johnson game. Busineu Mana&'er Frank L. tWalker Cooper, New York cat who went in after Warren Spahn double-and a single by Yogi cher, is third in the Nati onal SLIDING HOME is a favorite trick of the St. Louis Cardinals but E'v J ackie Robinson, first up in the Berra produced \.he fourth tally, Havll lc~ an.\Jounced yesurday had heen lifted for a pinch batter Dusak found nothing but trouble as he tried to score from second on ninth, reached second base with that "I" books will go on sale league with .323, leading JohllJlY' i n the ninth was charged with and Johnny Lindell's seven.th On Homer, 5·] Red Schoendlenst's slDKle to rlKht in the fourth innln, of the , ame out hitting thE! ball when S<:hmitz' September 1. Letters concern MiZie of the Giants with. .3 18 and t he loss. homer resulted in the linal with Boslon yesterday, Boston Catcber PblL Masi cut Dusak down ali fourlh ball was a wild pitch. Pete Yankee runs. PHILADELPHIA (ifi) - Hank In K them will be sent out Aug; and Boslon's Tommy Holmes who The Braves ..scored six. of their Tommy Holmes tossed In a IItrlke from deep rl, bt. The Cards won, 8-7. 25 and those purehaslDK the is slugging a .313 average for fi fth runs with a fourth-inning upris Reiser also walked and all hands Raschl was in trouble in every Majeski's sixth home run of the (AP wntEPHOTo) were safe when Carl Furillo beat season, cOming in the ninth in books rna.y Ket reservAtions lor spot. ing that included two-run homers inning but the sixth and ninth out a bunt for a single. S<:hm itz but lett ten Tigers stranded. The ning with Pinch-Runner Gene the various KaDleS startln&' Sept.. Following Boudreau and DI· by Earl Torgeson and Tommy Handley on base and one oul, 15, Maggio in the American are Ted Holmes and doubles by Phil Masi, fielded Furillo's tap down the lone Bengal run was due to a third base line but couldn't make single by George Kell, a wild gave the Philadelphia Athletics a The books will be offered Williams, Boston, .330; George Connie Ryan and Johnny Hopp. KelL, Detroit, .327, and George Mc. The totals: • a play. pitch and Eddie Mayo's safety. 5 to 3 victory over the Chicago again thb year to those persons II..D.E. Cabs Win Softball Tilf, 10-2 White Sox last night before 7,336. Quinn, New York, .3l3. "'ith the bases Cull and none The totala: on the unlvenlty Keneral bud Boston ...... 000 600 1()()-7 16 2 ' out, first Baseman Phil Cavar '8. 11 . E. It was Relief Pitcher Russ Chris get, Those on the budKet who Mize again has taken cb&rJe St. LQuls ...... 013 OQO 031- 8 15 1 Yellow Cab ran away with their Bock scampered back and lellpM Detroit ...... 000 000 010- 1 6 2 of t.he National slunin, honon, Spahn. Johnson (9) and Ma.l: Mun Iowa City Softball league game high into the air to make a one retta fumbled Dixie Walker's slow NeW York ...... 012 011 OOx-!i 6 I) topher's sixth triumph against as are married may purchase two IICt'. Burkhardt (41. Pollet (7), Brule trickier for an error, pe-rmitting Newhouser and SwIft. Wagner (8): many deieals. , books but If both husband and regaining- the r uns batted In lead (Il. Wilks (9) and Rice. with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, handed stab of the sphere for the . ... obl and Berra. from teammate WUlard Marshall Post 2581, last night, winning 10-2. third out. Robinson to score. That was all Majeski, whose error had set up wife are employed by the unl for Schmitz who was replaced by lhree Chicago runs in the first venity they may purcbase only with a total of 79. and retalnlnr The Cabs scored their runs in !Francis Slinocber did the hurl the home ron leadership wlt.h 31. ing for the Vets with Red Miller Emil Kush. Bruce Edwards' single Vander Meer Blanks half of lhe ninth, smashed Gor- one book each. Ann Casey Wins splurges. They opened the ball I The price of the "I" books Ted Williams leads Ame rican game up in the last of the first behind the plate. Hay weht the to center drove home Reiser and don MaUzberger's second pilch route tor the Cabs allowing two Furlllo and Pee Wee Reese scored into the upper left-center bleach- this year Is $15 plus $3 federal sluggers in the runs batted with inning with four runs. The Vets Giants for Reds, 5-0 I tax, or a total of $18. Tbis is 71 , and in runs with 76. Williams came back with a single tally in hils. Bob OJdis did the catching. Walker with a single to left. ers after Buddy Rosar had Medalist ill CR Golf grounded out and Pele Suder had a $3 Increase over last year also has the home run leadership the top half of the second frame Tonight the Complete AutO Ser Hallen, recording his IOtb vic tory of the season, allowed only CINCINNATI (JP) - Cincinnati';> singled to cen tel'. whic h Ha.v llcek attributed to with 23 this season. CEDAR RAPIDS, IA., (JP)- Ann when Eldon Hay, Yellow Cab pit vice Cardinals are scheduled to Ewell Blackwell kept a Cirm Casey of Mason City, favored to an infield single by Cavarretta Johnny Vander Meer, beaten in Bill McCahan, a former army tbe rising cost of items In the cher, threw a high hard one to play Knights of Columbus in a five previous July outings, re hold on his pitching Jead in t~e w in lhe Iowa State Women's Ama in the fourth, a double by AnQy instructor pilot, limited the White athletic department budget. Curly Stahie and the V.F. W. third third round game at City park National with his l6th strai~h t vic. !leur golf tournament which got Pafko in the sixth and a single gained his old time touch long en Sox to two hils in eight innings, sacker prompUy belted it to deep beginning at 6 p.m. However. it ough to shut out the New York tory last week, g1 ving hi m a .900 under way yesterday at the Cedar right field tor a home run. is doubtful whether the Cardinals by Peanuts Lowrey in the ninth. but Majeskl fumbled Pinch-Hitter nrobklyn 1'.11 It u lCIIlclr' All II. U Giants yesterday, 5-0, the third average. Mel Harder, Clevelal)d, Rapips counlry club, sewed up Ralph Hodgin's grounder at the The Ca.bs oame back with will be able to field a team. They !\tanky, 2b 4 0 0IMerullo,.. 4 0 0 lime the home run-hitting Gianls leads .American hurlers wilJl an medalist honors in the qualifica have forfeited their last two gam.es Rpblnson. Ib 2 I 0 Low ...! y, 3b 4 0 I starl of the ninth and two walks. three Jtl()re ruM in the last of Reiser. 11 3 I 0 Palko. cf 4 0 I have been blanked aLI season. Followed, loading the bases. Falkenburg lin Trouble, average of .857 on six victories and :tlon round stitching tog e the I' the second and t.hree more in the because too many of their playet's Furlll~. cr 4 I 2'Cavarr'ta. Ib 4 II I 1 Cinicinnati got to Mort Coopel' Russ Christopher relieved McCa one defeat. rounds of 39 and 42 for an 81 fourth to keep them well out In were injured. W~lker. rf 4 I I McCull'gh. c 3 0 0 The totals: Edwards. c 4 0 I I ~benon, 11 3 0 0 for a run in the first inning on a han at lhis point, and singles by total. front. Keith Peterson accounted Reese. lIS 4 0 I Nicholson. rl 2 0 0 In Inv,italion Tennis Three .. 1 Lea,ue • . K'. E. Jorgen'n, 3b 3 0 I 'Slur8eon. 2b 3 0 0 single by Fl'8nkie Baumholtz, a Rudy York and Dave Philley en Davenport 10. Terre lIaute 4 Bunched behind Ann were two lor two of the three markel'!l In V.F.W.. Post 2581 •.•. 01Q 010 ~ . Z 2 6 Hatten, p 3 0 0 Johnson. 2b 0 0 0 walk, an outfield fly and Bert abled Chicago to tie the score. Danville 8. Quincy 5 Des Moines golfers, Mary Louise the fourth with a towering rour YellOW Cab .....•.... 43Q 300 " - 10 7 I SChmitt. II 2 0 0 SOUTHHAMPTON, N.Y. (IP) Waterloo 9. Evansville 3 Sllnooher and MlIIer; U ay and Old I•. KUSh. II 0 II 0 Haas' single but it was a tight duel The A's had scored a run on SprIngfield 3, Decatur 2 Cordingley and Lois Penn who baner to center fIeld, Hay scor between Vandy and Cooper up to Joe Haynes in the third inning on Bob Fa1kenburg, the powerIully Centra' AnoelaU.,n were tied with 83s. Ill&" In Iront of him. Tota" 51 f 8 'total. 2Il 0 3 Rockford 7. Burlington 0 SOOl- Beat Lmcoin Brooklyn ...... 000 000 004-4 the fifth when the Reds scored doubles by Majeski and Barney built tennis star of Hollywood Moline 8. Keok uJ< 6 In the nine hole competition, Probably one of the nicest cat LINCOLN, NEB. (IP) - Sioux Chicago ...... 000 DOO ~ twice. Beny Zientara's sing'le fol McCosky, with two more crossing A merican Alloelatlon. Errors-McCullou(tli. Cavarretta. Runs CaJil., was the only seeded player Columbus 6, MUwaukee 4 (8 Innln,.1 Mrs. Gordon Delay of Cedar Rap ches of the local season came in City made it six in a row over balled In- Walker. Edwards Z. Reese. lowed by Grady Halton's double in the sixth 00 a two-bagger by to have bouble winning as the ids was far out in front with a 45, that same fourth inning. With two the hapless Lincoln Athletics last Two base hit- Palko. Stolen base-Fur. added one. Babe Young beat out Elmer Valo, an error by York, a 1110. Sacrlflcell-HatLen. Schmitz. Double 57th annual meo's invilation tour "Doors Open 1:15-9:45" all' strokell belter than her near out and one man on base, Roy Ste night by winning the 7-inning firsl pJays-Schmitz, Merlilio and Cavarretta; an infJeld hit to Johnny Mize and sacrifice by Sam Chapman and a eSt. rival, Mrs. Charles Mitchell of vens, Cab short stop, drove. a high game of a Western league base Johnson and Merullo. Left on bues - when Cooper, covering the bag, Long fly by Rosar. nament yesterday completed its Ottumwa. ball doubleheader 2-1. Brooklyn 5: Chicago 6. Bases on balls stumbled over the base, Hatton The total., first day of competition on the line drive to deep left field. Bill Hallen 2. Sch.nltz 4. Strlkeoul.&-Hatten R. H. E. Mr·'ng 3. Schmitz 5. Rlts-olf SChmllz 4 In 8 spacious green courta of the Mea- scored all the way from second. ChIcago ...... 000 000 003-3 4 2 e "ENDS (pitched to lour baIter. tn 9th, none ReJiefer Joe BeggS yielded a Philadelphia ...... 001 002 002.-5 7 I dow club. OUt) ; Kush 2 In I. Wild pitch-Schmit• . Hay"•• . Mallzberger ID) and Trcsh; WEDNESDAY" • Losing pltcher-8chmltz. fourth score in the sixth on doub McCahan, Christopher CD) and Rosar. Falkenburg, ranked eighth in NOW les by Augie Galan and Eddie Mil- the country and third in the tour -Completely l ler and Cincy picked up a final Passeau in Hospital nament, found himself threatened Amarican Olympic tally in tile seventh on successive CHICAGO, (JP) ..... Claude Pas- in the first set by bespectacled Captivating singles by Hatton, Young and Haas seau, veteran Chicago Cub pitch- Larry Dee of Baltimore, Md., put Iowa Cityl - Team to with one out. er, was confined to the Illinois the tall Californian rallied to the May Fly ______IMasonic hospital yesterday with cause and emerged with a 9-7, a minor infection of his left wrist. 6-3 victory. Abel Cestac Wins He is expected to be back in uni London for Games CHICAGO, (JP) - Abel Cestac, Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables, form within a day or two, club FLa., top seeded and defendin'g the NEW YORK (JP)- America will Ib urly Buenos Aires heavyweight officials said. The infection, a per participate in the 1948 Oly~p ic last night scored his eighth straight honors he won last year, ad'l7a nced games nearly 500 strong, poSS ibly knockout victory when his sched iodic occurrence, resulted from an at the expense of J oseph Scheerer using air to transport many of the uled eight-rounder against Hezzie old gun wound. Jr. of east Hampton, 6-0, 7-5. competitors, the American Olym- WilIiams, Chicago, was stopped in pic committee decided yesterday. 2:30 of the third round at Mari- Difficulty in obtaining assur- gold gardens. STARTS ances ot a boat led to the unpre- ~:==~;::;=;;==~~ c:edented decision to explore air j TODAY A\ll)En Ja nes, with th e proviso t bat no t; athlete woul d be compelLed to go I [11 • '1_' , Salt Water Tabby WASH DAY "Color Cartoon'; by plane to the XIV Olympiad, to - Late Newa- be held in London July 29-Aug. NOW SHOWING Dear Joe & Jane: u . I t You know, we feel like we can lilt our heads up ..-aln In a day-long session the Olym- and face our public. Alter KJvln, )'ou just movies JIlOIIt of pic association, later meeting as the summer we finall y came thru with a couple of , ood DRUDGERY tbe executive committee, recom • LAST BIG DAYI • ones. Last week Tbe Informer • .• Thill Week Winunet • • • mended that American food be another one on your must lI. t. "LOVE LAUGHS sent abroad tor the athletes; ap Honestly tbo, we really didn't want to pia), all the atuff AT ANDY HARDY" prOVed the 1948 uniform; rounded we did. But . • , you know how the IiYSUIII of free en~, -Outlaw 01 the Plains- out preparations lor tbe winter prise works In Ut e movie Indul try! .. , Never heard of U! games; decided to select one At any rau come on down and enjoy a rul sbow thi, "Doors Open 1:15-9:'5" NOW American city to pre~nt a strong week. 'cause we can cuaranUe talI8 ••e. bid for tbe 1956 gatnes; and Don't'" despair tbo • • . comfll a new seme.-.er and you gingerly referred back to the gov can look forward to seein« lOme of the finest pictures ever ern ing bodies in individual sports produced. PJetUre8 you've wante41 to see- American And the problem of allowing spouses forelrn. A I to acaompany married cotnpetl- Remember it's a World Premier 'UII )'ou've l een U. tors. As Ever, Mr,. LAUNDROM T offen You The dea.is ion to send over food streel Iw as based on the present short Ernie PanDos Ball ages in Europe and it was recom ity p (mended that the complete menu WINNER OF THE NEW YOU CRITICS AWARJ) me SI aut Ik drying sen ice! be shipped. DIRECT FRO)! ITS NEW YOlt-1t KUN The 1948 uniform, the commit Mr tee decided, will consist of blue Iowa Let the sun shine! No longer do you have to suffer with flannel coat, grey trousers for general wear and whije ,for par lUest child, the heat while you hang your clothes out t~ dry. Now - the ade, white shoes, red white and Laundromat lets you dry your wash the cool, easy way. blue tie, and white soft hat. Wo WINJE SfT @llOO v men will wear the sam.e uniform Wauk except for grey and white skirts. Also • LATE NEWS formc New Automatic dryers get your clothes completely dry I . ~ESSB ready to put awayl ' . BURGESS Ma£OIfH Hal SUnd, Come in todayl Wash and dry your clothes the workless AND he w .JAMES liousl ~aundromat way. ,,,. lI'Io.t exc'''''' starts w..t.m .v.r 1M'" Irana WEDNESDAY I 405 E ADAPTED nOM THE SMASH "ROADWAY PLAY : MllllaY;ON ••' \ - Dr. A. Me.morable Hit From NANCY KI"L'~ Open 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ••. it's A Sure Thingl ANDOLRH scon ',.en' THORNE SMITH'S . RlAN DONLIV I.lav. Open 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. ,Fridays and Saturdays Ind ~ Great Novell _w ...., .... ftobel A 20... CttnVlY·fC)I JtlCOII , Case) Jf, . loUis CO HIT ... ca,,8LE LANDIS· ALLYl , 80291 24 S. Van Buren ~ ~ \ ' TIlE DAILY IOWAN, T11ESDAY, mr:, U . 19"-PAGI TRllEZ • Grenadiers Win 2nd I Summer Leclure Series Ends Meetings, Speeches- Hancher 10 Vel Session Sign-Up I Ends Tomorrow InT:i:::~::~:.:~=t w"" Composer 10 AHend Premier awarded second place in the drum William G. Blanchard will ar in 1919 and completed the first With Thurman Talk Friday Town In' Address 590 Two days remain for students and bugle corps contest a t the rive In Iowa City this afternoon draft in 1924. He revised thll work now in the eight-week session Spectacle of Music in Milwaukee for the world premier of his musi three times, the 1933 version be-" Dr. Howard Thurman \\IiIl de · who wish to register [or the spec- last Saturday. They are spon cal composition "Envoy" a t the jng the one authorized for per lil'er the final lecture of the sum 191 veterans' instruction period or tinal summer concer t Wednesday sored by the Iowa City Moose formance. ~ mer series Friday at 8 p.m. His Army Needs 13,000 CQmpus AI Gra dua IIon I !~~dr~~~~te college independent lodge a nd directed by Jack evening at 8 in Iowa Union The composition was first per subject will be "The Religion of 4 Fromm. Quincy, Ill. lounge. formed in April, 1935, by the Jesus and the Disinherited." Preeident Virgil M. Hancher I Registration materials are avail First place winner was the Blanchard. associate p rofessor University of Iowa chorus and Dr. Thurman is co-pastor of the For Negro Quota ALTRU. A CLUB- Members of will giVe the addre-s at the sum- able a t a table in the hall outside Logan Squa re dl'Um and bugle of music and college organist at symphony orchestra. Professor PelIowship Church of Ali Peoples The Grmy wants more Ne.;ro 1'1.'- Altl'u club will meet tomorrow 1111'1' scssir.1l COlllm(,llCemcnt to be the registrar's office in Univei'- corps of Chicago, who b('sted the Pomona college. Pomona, Cal.. will Stark trained the ehorus in 193{ in San Francisco, a venture which cruits. To get them it has made nooll in Hotel Jefferson lor their hetd ill tbe Iowa Union lounge ily hall. No special advisory Grenadiers by three poin t~ . Thir not direct the perform ance, but as he is doing for this perfonn- II!rves people of many national N egro men t a I ap tI· t u d e requlre- . regular weekly luncheon and t 8 lJ.m. Alig. 6~ I.scrvlc .e lS, pro VI' d e. d S tU d en t. s I1'll ty-eight drum and bugle corps will just "take a bow." ance. and racial backgrounds. • ments the same as those apptyjnll bu~iness meeting. . out th e forms. have them sIgned and bandfi participated in the The other composition to be pre Free tickets for this concert may Similar churches have been to whites, according to M Sgt. • • • Prof. .F G. Hlgbel', Commence- , by advisors or persons in the liP ctaele. sented on this program of con be obtained at the Union desk or' 5tarted in Detroit. Philadelph ia Oather McClung of the Iowa City ELKS LADlE - A white ele- mcnt dIrector, al a announced advisory offices of their particu- The GreJ1:!dicrs will truvel to t.rnporary Amer ican works for the department of musle's oftice. and other large cities. army recruiting office. I phant dessert bridge party wlll yesterd.lY Dr. William D. Coder, lar college, and return the com- Columbus, Ohio, Augu. t 18 to orchestra and chorus i s "Chant Before going to San Franci co Previously, Negroes were re~ be given today at 2 1J·1ll. ill the dired or of vetcrons service will pleted forms to the registra r's participate III the Moo. national of Darkness" by P ro!. P hilip Gree Air Biblical Parables th ree years ago, Dr. ThU,l.ma n was quired to make a score of 39 in dubhou5e. Mrs, \V.F. Merriam, b t f . 1\1" oltice. convention. ley Clapp, head of the music de 2 t· Vema (,I' 0 rercmollles. u. IC I dean of tile chapel of Howard uni mental tests in order to be accept- 1 25 Musca me avenue, Mrs. er-. . . Registration must be completed partment. On Morning Chapel versity, Washington, D.C. ed, while whites needed only 23, non Capen, 452 N. Riverside drive, WIll be furlll. hed by the umver- by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Prof. Herald 1. Stark wlll direct , McClung said. Now, until the and Mrs. Cloyde Shelludy, sity symphony orchestra, directed the university chorus and sym He was a visiting professor here 43 11 Four Drivers Fined AIlen McGlothen, a student for quota of Negro enlistments has Brown street, will be hostesscs. I..oy William Gower, prufessor in phony orchestra In "Envoy," and the ministry, will discus some of during last year's summer session Prof ssor Clapp will direct the and taught a course in the school been met. lhelower score will Mr. and Mrs. A. Glaser, 518 Iowa avenue, have as their house BOYS' WEAR iIIests· their daughter and grand children, Mrs. 1. BiJansky. Laur ence Joel and Bonnie Ann, Mil ONE GROUP KNIT POLO SHIRTS, Whiles and Colors, Values to 4ge y..aukee , Wi s. Mrs. Bilansky is the $1.39 • tormer Bea trice Glaser. Harry Dodd, Des Moines, left BOYS' FANCY -DRESS SHIRTS, Values to $1.69 &ge Sunday for Houston, Tex. where • • • • ., . • • he will enter the Uni verRity of liouston. He has been visiting his &l'andmothel', Mrs. C.L. P almer, BOYS' PLAY SHORTS, Values to $1.69 • • • • • • . , • • &ge 405 E. J effel'son street. , ~ Dr. and Mrs. Allen Lang, route 7, entertained Sunday evening at ENTIRE STOCK BOYS' SWIM WEAR llawn supper at their home. Dr. • • • • • • • ·. • HALF PRICE and Mrs. J.G. Irwin, MI'. and Mrs. Robert Womer, MI'. and Mrs. J.L. I ,' Casey and Mr. and Mrs. Norwood BOYS' RAIN COATS LoUis were guests. • • • • • • • • • • • HALF. PRICE • A a-pound' 12'h -o u n c e son, Steven Allan, was born to Mr. and ONE GROUP BOYS' WOOL SLACKS, Values 10 SS.9S • • • $2.39 ~ra . James Tain er, 815 N. Dodge ·f · 'treet, Salurdl\Y afternoon at Uni- Versity hospi ts 1. I MANY OTHER ITEMS AT HUGE SAVINGS. An . eight-pound daughter w a ~ horn at Mercy hospital yesterdllY "Quality First - With Nationally Advertised Brand'-' 10 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esenhofcr, ~g .5. Johnson street I --- ,rl'uE DAlLY IOWAN, 'J'UESDAY, JULY !I, lIt'J-PAoE FOn ' . CAN HESlOP IT? NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS -.. I 1ne Da/~ Iowan u ESTABLISHED 1.. How Russia Could, . Be InvQded Pub\1shed dan,.. except Monday by MElOIER or THI! ASSOCIATED PlUSS - 8Ndent Publlea~ l. Inc. Entered_ The Assodated P.... Ia enUlled ex By PAUL MALLON power (195 million). 'But China ,tical leaders, chiefly in a few large be welcomed and also from EuI'OP! eecond class mall matter at the postoUke elusive!)' to the use for ro,pubU.,.Uon ot (Klnl' Fea~ures Syndicate. Inc.) has 461 million; India 389 mjliion: cities (say Moscow and Lenin 101' the sa me reason - but rib\,. at Iowa CJty, Iowa, under the ad 01 aU the loeaI newa printed In lhls DOWI -.rr- of Ilareb I. 1m. _. U well u au AP De"'" cia. 'mASJiINGTON' - Much has and the remaining Moslem emplre grad). her politicians say, from us. • palch... been made of the superior size of more than Russia. , She bas no navy to defend her be ~ M. POWNALL, Publl her Surely then. Russia coulq ef. W"-LLY STRINGHAM. Busln_ the Russian anny Our military Asia's masses have far greater coast. Her air neet strength Is fectively isolated in war .from Ibt Mana,er Bo... et of 'nustea: KIrk H. Porter. A Craie JIaJrd. Paul B. Oioon. J(aUuYn men frequently mentioned this re manpower, are Incllrted by reli not known. An Invasion south rest of the world wi thout ri\u& B. BRUCE HUOHES. Eclilor lA",<>n. Dorthea DavldJooD, WJJlIam But. cently to get their appropriations ler, loooia Huleblnaon. gion to oppose Russia, and If ward from Archangel (wann wa difficulty. Sure also, fue a\b't'bir SUbscrlpllon rates-B), carrier In Iowa through congress. ter port) might be organized fea CUt,. 10 ..nto or .' per yeu :n armed efCeetively In the air, might missile and other bofublog r~ weekly .been advance: aIx months 13.6$: three monthi ftLEPHONBS BUt llttle Or pothing has prevent Russia thinking of iWar sibly. threats against her are SOrll~ tl.80. By man In Iowa J7.$O ~. yeu: l1li< months $3.80: three monlh, fJ. All Bull'lnKl Office ...... 41.1 reported of the critiCal mllitaty against the United States. A simultaneous invasion south dulled by her Ca fnun~ dlslribtlt/i qther .... 11 .ubsrrtpUon. $8 per year: aIx Edltqrlll QcrJco ...... 4112 weakness of Russia . She may be The custom is to regard Russia welltward from Leningrad (both of industry , (except 011) . _ths J'-25: three monlhs $2.25. Soel~ty OftJee ...... 4113 an isolated econ as unconquerable because of her aimed at Moscow) might be dif Sure also. our defense aga,ina\ • omic and politi mis - TUESDA Y, JULy 29, 1947 vast spaces. Hltler's military ficult to launch or sustain through use ot such missiles is oui' m(,ij cal power exist take was in attempting to devour the Baltic. vital necessary concern. V,e"aij Ing behind an more than he could chew. In any event, the pinching olf protected everyWhe~ ' ex~ 'il lton curtain. but No one seems to think of Rus of these few square miles in the the air. We are protectetl.ln ~e!'J o from. th e mi Ii tary sia's Car vaster, outer drcu.mfer - Dutch Bullets May Backfire northwest would ,be sufficient in way excepting from atomIC &lOll lei, standpoint she is ence of defense, which is really too vasion of Russia for reasonable sibilities and missiles. wideopen from extensive to be defensible. There's an old sayi ng that "you can't beat the Dutch." It goes military men to contemplate (lor In these baskets most of OUt ,I the air on three B\,It these considerations run largely pOlitical purposes). eggs may noW be put. We back to their reputation for sturdiness, hard work, and high level sides, and ex 'm~ beyond current military realities. ~11fl1k of atomic def~se, "riot til of education and intelli~ence. The old aying really makes the tremt!ly vulner The Russia which has become so Her ports on aU sides would be present situatiol1 jn lhe East Indies rather incredible. easily closed as she has no navy. tense. We must conctmtr4te 6ti able on oil. aggressive in the world of politics, air ahd ntissile JjroteNlon. ' .A fcw monliJs ago lhe letherJands government was being bailed Russia hl\$ a does not comprise 8 million square Her use of materials would then for .its pt'ogr ivc outlook in negotiating an agreement with the MALLON weak underbelly. miies, but the few square miles have to be limited to her own pro The unification bill, now reach Dativ giving them a maximum of independenc though till pre Her greatest strength Iles in man- occupied by lts few thousand poli- duction, which is too far flung to Ing the statute books, milt ~ke Ilerving a connection with the queen's domain. be bombed effectively. and might this develo\,ml!nt more );lOssi!lll Approval of our trusteeshiPs ~ Difficultie aros over implemCJ1tation of the agreement. ']'he sustain her indefinitely. ~------~------~~ However, her oil comes mostly Jap mandatetl islands 1IJte • politicall y immatur nativ . hav taxed the pati ne of the Dutch from the caucasus area, at her Marshalls and Cal:'olines, will aM by inorell ing demands, by refusing to lay down their arms or re southern border, and might easily us stepping stones to Asia •• lease their hostage until everything had been ign d, ealed and .'D RATHER BE RIGHT be cut ott. ruining her air Potent we have friends whO need deft. delivered. Inside WashinglQn loping. . ial. and her chief capacity for war. 1'l1e Netl1erlands i' an over-populated farm where some 10 mil By THE CENTRAL PRESS In any event. no one need think Appropriations of nearly tID.- lion person depend heavily for existence on sales abroad of In WASHINGTON'- The persistent and undoubtedly sincere denials of invading Russia the way Hitler 000,000.000 for national d~ dies' products. Ne'therlands revenue from the colonies is normally Conservatives ~est Uneasy, did, oli further. but could consider have been made .by this c6rtgreq of General Eisenhower that he has any 1948 political ambitions do hOt dulling her war effectiveness by something lik 20 tim s that from the homeland itself. remove frOm the minds of political prophets' the fact that he may be for the fiscal year to next JUly\. several Ventures including these: Efforts to protect this revenue lie at the bottom of Duteh in a potential factor in the presidential race. Only youth traJning, ambn! the ability to l' ach a working agreement with the Indonesians. ('I) Making Asia resistance ha military plans of our leilcMI Ii But Still 'Love That (ongress~ Washington observers do not doubt that the army chief of staff Hons into greater military effec 1'0 the Dutch, such protection is a "must." To the natives, who becomes head of vast Columbia university next year-means just likely to fall. The mllitaty' Un· tives; leIi tl108e same interests represent peonage, and a sysem whereby one By SAMUEL GRAFTON wing to which r refer f~vors uni- wh at he says. portance of this Is proba»ly 1(2) A political invasion of the fifth of the total production of an area populated by 70 million (New York Post Syndicate) versal training; this congress op- "Ike's" last "no politics" reiteration was made to a special Pentagon than its social slgnUicarrce lIeta. northwest corner; the national guard is being foru.: persons goes to suppOt't 10 million others who live fat· away. There Is a certain grouping poses it. They still love that con- news conference when he told reporters that he has no "personal" (3) Closing of ports; within Am e ric a n conservatism gress. The wing favors Cree world ambitions politically. fied airmindedly to help agalnst In the. e eit'eumstances, in the 20th century, when all the signs (4) ConCentration on destruc which is international in Its out- trade; this conjtress has tried to However, no less a person than Alt. M. Landon, the 1936 GOP any insane attack such as General point to all end of a world cra in which Europ an countries can tion of oil sU})pUes ~\lone. look, elevated in its tone. lofty in sneak in a tariff, or a reas4inably standard bearer, has predicted that if world conditions become more Eisenhower has envi'saged, .a11 control millions of colonials. to ee a culturcd western nation These considerations do not con its declared ideals. It is having accurate facsimile of one, when- troublesome a year hence, Ike would be a likely dark horse In the other ptotectiVl:! steps arl! beIlII 8 t a deadlin and open fire is to turn hack the pages of history. template much direct use of the trouble with the Republican party, ever it <:ould. Love that congress. presidential steeplechase, whether he wills It or not. taken. 'fhe Indone ian problem has not eemed insoluble. Agr cment exlslng large armies of the world Actually, then, the reftlitles rI and, in fact, with this congress • • • They point out fhat first, last and always Eisenhower is a soldier. liS in Europe. or England, or America, the defense situatiOll ' hilS often been neilI'. Even thc recent deadlock developed. na ,generally. It Is in teresting to see how re- Therefore, they emphasize, he could not resist a draft, particularly agaltl~tlRlts to an considerable extent. As a sia disprove her vaunted inVUl tive leaders expre. !lrd willinguc S £01' Br.itish mediation. They It is getting so now that decent solutely a literate eastern con- if he feels the country needs him. If the Republicans called. they say, were ai, 0 willing to ubmit tllC dispute to the United Nations. Ap matter of il1tervening truth, the nerability. shOW her to be e~, (:()nservatives fin d themselves servatism, molded In the image of this son of the GOP state of Kansas would sbed his vestments as U.S. could not use any part of plll'e ntly no othllt· nati011 is. compelled to deplore on Tuesdays, Wll1kJe, pursues its love aCfair Columbia president and do his duty as he sees it. and demand our concentratton 'Dn Russia. atomic and bombing thlsslil! t ~ : Thc shooting cems to be II profitle venture. The Dutch can to condemn on Thursdays, and to with a congress that is very lar- Another factor is woven about the Columj)ia precedent. Dr. Nicholas Her natural danger comes from tense - a field in which W\! ha'" shoot a few nativ s, occupy key towns, impose II measure of con regret on Saturdays, and one won- gely molded in the image of Taft. Murray Butler, Columbia's aged and blind Jjresident emeritus, was a AsIa, whelie her resources would no known. adequate defl!n~. ,,( ! S J trol, bu t they can 't reor~al1ize trar).e with bayonMs. 'i'BJ: DAlLY IOWAN, TUESDAl': JULY 2., 1t47-PAG£ nvB·. 1Expand Clinic Facilities Hartman wm Head Use, Iowan· Want Ads to Buy, Sell' or Trade,!ro~~r'Ru~~fs ~ rOb.'~inJ · Granl · For Dentistry College Construction is now underway Iowa HO$Pitil Group For the first time since the war, to expand the facilities of the To Write of Gerhard Hartman, superintend college of dentistry. men may 10 Into clothing stores A consultation room and an of ent of University hospitals, has SHOE REPAIR WOK WANTED HELP WANTED been ejected president of the Iowa . QASSIFIED RATE CARD and buy what they need.. Pllonee. Days fice are being added to the second WANTED: Laundry aDd curtains. WANTED: Campus representative Although worsteds, gabardines I' floor clinic. The X-rey ' room Is Hospital association. CASH RATE Dial 110169. for • KATHLEEN JlOBEa'llS lind coverts are stHI scarce, says being expanded and will hold two He succeeds Paul R. Hanson ot PaUl Engle, poet and professor processing units. Des Moines. Hartman formerly l • I DN't-Z" pee .... ,. WANTED: Will care for small LIQUID POWDER. Write KATH- ~ buyer tor a local clothing store, in the EngUsh department, has According to University Archi was first vice-president of th~ a. , tar LEEN ROBERTS, 3211 S. Robert- the IIhopper no longer has trouble children in my home.· Dial been awarded a grant from the tect George Horner, cost ot the soelation. , CNlecWtIft tan-u. ,. 80477. son, Jieverly Hills, Calif. .. , finding Pan-American shetland IIae ,. 4&1 Newberry fellowship fund to aid construction is $2,500. The proj Hanson resigned when he left ect will be completed Sept. 15. I CtuecaUve tan-I" ,. f'OIllIItt EFFIOIENT person for general fUits and t~eeds. For the man in writing abou t pioneer settlers the Lutheran hospital, Des Mo,lnea. tie per 4&1 office work. Permanent. Larew who' likes sport coats, stores have in the middJewest, it was ann(}unc to take a position with the Eman ~. 5.worcl averare per 11M APARTMENT free until Sepl to Co . • 1181. plenty of them. ed yesterday. uet hospital, Portland, Ore. . IDn1mIUD A ...... Un. respon5ible couple for part time Engle is one of two professors The Iowa Hospital association house work. Dial 6957. WANTED ~ Girl for ~t sales arui Trousers are like worsteds, the clerical work. Must be pennaT buyer said. They IQ fast and they, in midwest universities who ~ave is a non-profit group representing I . WSUI Air Views CLASSIFIED DISPLAY f'OR RENT: Double room for men nent. JACKSON ELECTRIC. & were.· bard to get last year. He received the graJ1ts. Prof. Howard community chari~ble and govern. Ik JIll' CollUDD IacIl ROGERS RITEWAY students. Dial 80285. GIIT SHOP, 108 S. Dubuque. added, "We have quite a variety W. Troyer, teaching in the Eng ment hospitals. It is affiliated with Or $I for a Monila • of topcoa ta." lish department of Lawrence col THE MAN WHO WOULD BE the American Hospital Assocla- . AerOll J'rom Strand '!'heater leae, Appleton, Wis., will assemble (laaeellaUOD Deadllne I P." TRANSPORTAnON WAJtrrBD The price has not gone up much KING, Rudyard Kipling's famous lion. folk stories from Indiana's pio short story of blood and adven As president, Hartman will di IeQollllbie for One lJlaerrect BADIO SEIIVJC8 LOST: Benrus watch. Gold link -T-R-A-"'-SP~'-O-R-T....-A-T-IO ...... N --w-a~il-t-e-d-: to speak of, he said. Any increase neer period. r IDJeriJon Onl, strap. Saturday around Legion .' Is split between the manufacturer ture in tbe Middle East, has been rett the aiSOCiation in its capacity The Newberry Fellowship fund ,...... Acls to Dally I~ IHELM RADIO SERVICE: Prompt Club. Reward. Call Ext. 4238. Share expenses fo Philadelphia and the Miler in order to hold adapted for radiQ by Stan Be<:htel. as- official spokesman for hospitals .,..... Office. Eut BaD. Or pick-up and delivery. Dial 6062. or Vicinity. can Ext.3469 after 6. down prices. grants are part of $.50,000 given by FICTION PARADE airs. this new in the state. The.alJsociation is per, the Rockefeller foundation of New radio-script at 3 p.m. today. LOST: Horn rimJ:rled glasses. I TRANSPORTATION WANtED ticularly concerned with rajsjflll DIAL 4191 York. Three years ago the fellow the standards of patient care.aml can't see either. Paul Puckett. To Bostoo or New, York Clty~ THE UNIVERSITY OJ' lOW A EXPERT RADIO REPAIR ships were begun with a $25,000 Call Daily Iowan. Leave Aug. 2- WUl ,hare ex ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS will strives to provide apProved hOll ! 3 DAY SERVICE grant. pitals facilities Jor dO(ltors. WORK GUARANTEED penses. Call Ex. 2108 after \I- p.m. present the last concert ot the PASSENGERS WANTED ~TOIUYrc Stanley PargeUis, librarian at Sllmmer series tomorrow evening During the past six years, the PICKUP & DELIVERY w~nts ride to ' Vir~inia at Iowa Union. WSUI will carry ~ING to New England about COuPLE the Newberry library and chair Iowa association has served as a. Aug. 7. Want riders to share WOODBURN SOUND on or around August 6.. Will man of the fellowship committ~e, the broadcast beginning at 8 member on the council of govern :i:.nses. Call Len Stevens at SERVICE help with driving and expenses. said thal Engle plans to write a o'clock. ment relations of the American I It COLLEGB DIAL I-lUI S,TUDENTS Call 80665. f series of poems on the westward Featured on the evening con Hospital association which has immigration into America. . cert will be "Chart of Darkness," called for federal legislation ' af P/-SSENGERS wanted to share JUST RECEIVED FOR BALI Engle, who had a fellowship at an o'l'lginal score by Professor P. fecting hospitals. expenses to Boston, Mass., Au IUTl'ON IlADIO IDVlOil Columbia university and studied G. Clapp, with text by Helen Kel Guaranteed Repalriq A1St 7. Dial 9509 after 6. Another Shipment of in England as a Rhodes scholar, ler. William Blanchard's "Envoy" l Pick-up &: Deliver)' Take Advanta,e of These is also to be presented. FOR SALE UDI08-PBONOGR.v.I COCOA MATS was described by one critic as "a in ItoclI: for ... poet in the tradition ot Walt Whit MITCHELL SOUTIfALL pre Outside requirement for July CI~arance Values man who sings the affirmation of sents a unique program of piano ¥pR SALE: Baby basket, bcd, Ut .. Marke. DIal aD Parking Trouble$ buggy, toilet seat, canning jars. inside cleanllness - $1.69 AT America and puts the smell of music interpretation with .aJll ~l 2622. Iowa soil, the American landscape Platt emceeing at 4:15 each Old Sfory ,iQ City fNHODO&SlT Morris Furniture Co. MORRIS FURNITURE and ideals into his poetry." Wednesday afternoon. Don't miss 1P.R SALE: Balloon tire bicycle. Dial 7212 217 -%19 S, Clinton • tl'. f Engle has had six volumes of PIANO STYLINGS-it's interest Excellent condition. $20. CaLL FULL COVERAGE auto insur Table lamps ...... 5.00 ing listening for all! Nothing is new about parking • 6 after 5. Clothes Hampers ...... 3.95 Wa~t Ad~ WUI poetry and one novel published . ance. Fred V. Johnson. Iowa His collection of poems, "Ameri THE CHILDREN'S HOUR host troubles in Iowa City. Grandpa State Bank & Trust Bldg. Dial 7 drawer Knee Hole ess and guide, Helen Malley. had trouble too. FOR SALE: Kroehler davenport ARMY·NAVY Desks ...... , ...... 16.95 can Song," appeared in 1934. ,aDd chair. Olal 5364. 2002. Ft urn ish · Your promises an Uncle Remus story Thitty-five years ago it was Btudio' Couches ...... 1••• . 49.50 Thursday at 5 p.m. Many Iowa against the law to leave a car or % AVIATOR TYPE • • buggy Sitting on the street after ftJR SALE: Studio couch and LIGHT Hauling. Rubbish, ashes. Folding Chairs-all metal 2.g5 WSUI Cuts Air Time ! City boys and girls prefer to see size bed. H. S. BratJie, Dinty's Virgil Troyer. Dial 5196. SURPLUS Rugs--9 by 12 Plastitone 18.90 Spar ,e Room I the story lady first nand, so the nightfall. A siK hour Hmit was , placed on daylight parking. By 'trailer Park. Btudy Lamps-all metal .. 3.9S" • WSUI will sign off the air a' door of WSUI's studio C is al LOU'S Repair and Equipment SUN GLASSES Chrome Breakfast Sets 2:15 p.m. beginning Aug. 7. ways open to young visitors! 1925 the car could be parked at I fOR SALE: Black 1934 Stude Shop. Authorized dealer, sales table and 4 chairs ...... 49.50 John Highlander, program di nll,lht it the lights were left on. baker Olctator. $200. Call $5.95 $6.95 'LONDON FORUM replaces lf you really want to go back, 2679. and service. Power lawn mowers. Floor Lamps-3 way ...... 12.95 rector, announced this change FREEDOM roRUM Thursday Demonstration by appointment. 4 base 8 baile will take place "as only a skele it was a si mple matter to find a Lingerie Chests-4 drawer 3.95 night at 7:30. This week's LON place to park Old Dobbin, but fOR SALE: 1939 Oldsmobile. Dial 3323. 1124 Muscatine Ave Crib lnnersprin, MaUress lon crew will be left to operale.''' DON FORUM will consider The GOOd condition with radio and nue. STUDENT ~UPPL Y The stalion wjll return to its Grandpa had to be careful when waterproof 'lovering .. 12.95 Marshall ' plan and how it etlects choosing a hltchingpost. 'Water. Phone 3562. 1'7 S. Dubuque Dial 6913 regular six-day 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pal Strollers ...... ,... 6.95 Europe cconomically. AccordIng to an ordinance of W ASH your own car evenings. 50c ~hedule the beginning of the faU fOR SALE: 1946 speciale deluxe charge. Truman Johnson's Tex Electric Fans - all sizes - semester, Sept. 22. 1855, a tine of five dollars was Pord, two door, radio and heat aco. Corner Linn and College. Dial • avallable now. ' assessed against anyone convicted er. Excellent condition. Write Box Johnson to Broadcpst of tying "a horse, mare, gelding, 7243. STor AT CLEMS lN~I, Daily Iowan. SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY licenses to 4 Couples Parents of speech handicapped or any jack, jenny, ox or other MEATS of Marriage licenses were issued children will be able to hear a beast to trees or tences aroune!. GROCERIES 1935 FOUR door Buick. Excellent They'll Furnish ~ yestcrday to Rex Swails and Mar~ radio talk to be broadcast from public grounds or gardens, lamp condition. Radio and healer. 8 Wash Your Clothes BEVERAGES Unfinished Furniture . ilyn Carter, both of Iowa City; WSUI at 2:45 p.m. Thursday. posts or private residences." ply tires. Ext. 3486. CLEM'S GROCERY I Paul L. Peterschmidt, Fort Madi- Dr. Wendell Johnson, head of Nothing was said about parkJn, 1222 Rochester Dlal 2197 Breakfast Set-table and Too! roR SALE: Dressed and drawn the LAUNDROMAT way Roomer, son, and Dorothy Armbruster, the spe~ch clinic, will speak con meters. 4 chairs - aU 5 pieces 21.95 Iowa City; WilliHm L. Wailand, cerning various types of speech boilers and friel'S, 60c pound. Desks-all sizes-from ...... 8.95 Dial 3393. 9 dry Ibs. 35c Rock Island, and Clarabelle Fields, defects, and how parents can help Before the American occupation N"ight Stands-can be used c Davenport, and to Edward Gra- speech-handicapped children. The of the Philippines there were GIFTS OF DISTINCTION TWQ BEDROOM modern bung- as telephone staflds, (ALL, 4191 menz and Phyllis Reider, both of speech will also be read over WOI, about 6,000 smallpox deaths a year AU Your CloUJes SparkU.. Fine LineJl8 - Wood Carvin,. . .J alow in Coralville Heights, Oak Wood Salad. Bowls lamp table or radio 1!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!~~ S~t_H_Iw_a_t_er_,_M_in__ n_. ______A_m_e_s_,_a ._t_2_;_45__ p_.m __ ._to_m __ or_r_o_w_, ___i_n_M __ a_n_il_a_a_lo_n_e_. ______Doors, screen porch. A-I condi Clean In Halt an HolI.I'. table ...... ~,,_ ...... 4.95 tion. Garage, fruit trees. Aug. 20 POP EYE Margarete's ,Gift Shop ~agazine Table--2 pocket '" possession. $7,000. De R e u LAU~DROMAT style--with convenient . Really Co. Exclusive Agents. 5~ S. Dubuque Dial 9739 Dial 8-0291 24 S. Van Barea table top ...... :: .. 4,95 FOR SALE: Large apartment Bookshelves-all sizes 1.O~", PODNER. THE ElEST house. One apartment available GIFTS 18 Incb width ., ...... 3.95 'IOU - I HOPE YOU MAKE August 6 to new purchaser. Will APPLIANCE 24 inch width ...... 4.95 WITH THE "VI:5-BIRD" net 2010 on investment. Write and FOR EVERY 30 inch width ...... 5.911 1'----'7 THE "NO-BIRD;' r---"- Box 71-1. AUTOMATIC HEATING OCCASION Many others to choose from •• BLACK portable record player. ' REPAD Credenzas-just the thing MUSICTRON 5 tubes. Very a lastlnr to add that decorative Quinn's Appliance and practical touch .c .. 6.95 load quality. Less than one year 321 E. Market Dial 1221 old, Brown leatherette record Study Tables-wilh rarj'fing case. Call 4111 after 6 drawer ...... 8.50 p.m. STORAGE, cleaning, gluln,. fur, Chests-a size to fit every repairing. Condon's Fur Shop. requirement f110m .. l.l.· 6.95 PERSONAL SERVICE Dial 7447. Mulford Electric Service 115 S. CllDtoo Dial 1111 AAtlIOS, appUances, lamps, and MOTOR SERVICE liftl, Electrical widn" repalr Morris Fur"itu~e ~o. fa&. Radio repair. Jackson Electric • IGNITION You Can Have These DIAL 7212 - 217·19 S. CIJn'~ IDd Gift. Phone 5465. CHIC YOUNQ • CARBURETORS For Less EXPERIENCED lady wishes to .GENERATORS .STARTERS 1947 Fleetline Aero Sedan, ra ~e for children. Dial 2012. • BRIGGS .. STRATTON MOTORS dio, heater, defroster, fog· SID'S barber and beauty shop. lights. Second floor, Odd Fellow Bldg. Pyramid Services 194.7 Fleetline Four door, heat Discuss Dial 273), 220 S. Clinton Dial 5123 er. I~upervisor' 1947 Stylemaster, radio heater, Hiring County Nurse NOTICB fog lights. ~ • ~ a 1947 Studebaker, radio, healer, Plans for hiring a oounty nurse , OPEN SEPTEMBER 1ST climatizer. were discussed yesterday arter The Swank Bakery will soon 1947 Stylemaster, radio, heater, noon ala ,peelal meetllllr 01 1tile be open.to serve you the best in cream finish. Johnson count:Y' "boiM· of sUper- irdkery goods. 1941 Buick convertible. radio, visors. ,!f We thank you for waiting while heater. In excellent con ,The county has been without a lie repair the fire damage and dition. nurse for about two years; aceGl.'d relllOdel our store. 1947 Ford, radio heater. ing to J. E. Pechman, board memo SWANK BAKERY 1946 International Jh ton pick- ber. • III 1", ZII E. College 4D~ , , up. Among those present at yester 1946 Ford 'Y.. ton pick-up. day's meeting were Mayor Pre8'ton .. fLYING INSTRUCTION GEORGE'S 1934 Plymouth, new tires; $275. Koser, Dr. D, P. Fitzpa\rick, Dr. STANDARD SERVICE immediate flnanclOl" We buy, George C. Albright', and Thelma HENRY CARL ANDERSO~ Cor. Clinton" Barllnrton lieU and trade all makes a_ Luther, Washington, Iowa, adViS AnENTION G.I.'S models. orY nurse for the seventh diattict. I.eana 10 By under the G.t WANTID TO BENT Main purpose of ...the meeting was to set up an organization to CANT bIJl 01 ric;rhta. at DO coat to ONE landlord reasonably pleas- BAUM'S USED CAR hire a nurse if one were found, I fill. ant, with furnished apartment EXCHANGE Pechman said. Salaries we~ dls- , available by Sept. 1 for graduate NORTH LmERTY, IOWA cussed, he said, .but no definite For Particulars CaD student and working wife. No conclusions were reached. children or pets. Please call 7193 SHAW AIRCRAFT CO. after 6 p.m. THERES A MAN OUT IN FRONT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FURNISHED apt. by Sept. 111. LOOKING OVER. THIS HOU5E/ " ilia! 78al Day 585% NI,M Veteran graduate student and . .. I F HE RINGS TijE BELL .... ND working wile. No children. Write ASKS FOR. ME, TELL 1011.'11 !VE Box 7J-l, Daily Iowan. GONE 10 AFG~ANjSTAA ON A DIPLOMATIC MISSION!' " - l'UIH1'1'UBI IIOV1HQ WANTED: Annex for fraternity . .. I'M 5UJlE HE WANTS ' next fall. At least 10 to 15 men. 10 SIiR:VE · M~ WIT~ - PAPERS 10 AP!'tARIN Call 4117. MAHER BROS. TRANSFEB DEBlOR'5 COURT I WANTED: Room or small apart For ~.Dt Furnltun ment for graduate girl by Sept. E TA lETT MOMCJ 1 or will share. Call 80706. BaAT rr HOME' 'N' A" f\l).ClG 'lIoIAT LU"-OI .. BAGGAGE TRANSFER Wi'~ TOSSING -nlE' C~ICIC$ A -EIAL - 9888 - DJAL' WANTED: A used baby buggy. 5liAO-l PICNIC! Olean. Can 5834. - LOAMB PHcnOORAPHY -N;.d Vacation Money? Get .. Lew COlt LoaD 'l'OIIl KENT PHOTO Senice IDIBl8s.JoPI 1NV1J8TMINT Iah, Pill'arel ... 'I'be .... COBP. WeddlDl Pbo&ol Prlen41, OonlllltatioD AppUcatlea Piehuw It ie_Icier Bldr. Ph. 568! Qualltf 15aD Dev...... OiUf ,.,".. 1IIM ...... -"'Sf. loaned on came'ras, .....]1111 1Uns, clothln~, jewelry, etc, 111" I.... .be. DIal 1111 _1. ~an, 110 - S! 1JIln. . TIlE DAILY IOWAN. TlJl:8DAl', roLl' 29, UO-PAGE SIX I route 4, fowa CHy. The boys laid An Irishman Rips the 'Irish'- they len Clements in Keoll1l~ ed C · e A k Elect Keokuk Man where he was going to see Rena Colvert, 14, while they went on Brl ge OmmlS~IOn 5 5 War Dads Head to Quincy, Ill. The girl said be 'Playboy' Disenchants Reviewer did not come to see her, accordlnl to White. Pick 2 Iowa Citians By JACK O'BRIEN The cpunty attorney said Clen\. Perhaps the trouble lies in the For Top Posts; Back The name is O'Brien and my ents owns a plot of ground OQ father's mother hails trom County Iact that the pace is too heavy, Lake Mantrap near Park Rapid&, the play on comedy too broad. Youth Disappears Benton Street Approach Military Training Cork, but last night's opening of Minn. White said he called the "Playboy of the Western World" There's an element of burlesque chief of police at Park Rapid&, New president of the Iowa As calls for a printed conlession that shouldn't be there. If this From Farm Home but the youth had not been seeII. sociation o( American War Dads vehement declaration that has were done In a spirit of likeable Clements Is described as To Report to Mayor Jight-heartedness and Glocca- Eugene Clements, has been bem. is Royal J. Pemberton Sr., Keo been going on all this reporter's \5, 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 130 Agree on Marshall Plan-IF kuk, elected at the fourth annual life ... morra, a feeling that you we'ren't missing from his farm' home on pounds, with blue eyes and dark 4 Today After Study of supposed to take the characters route near Iowa City since July brown slightly wavy hair. Whe~ Four Iowans, an economist, an whole. The U.S. and Russia must state convention Field In Iowa City The spi rit of O'Brien rebels in too seriously, it could be charm- 12, Johnson County Attorney Saturday and Sunday. last seen he was wearing blUe revulsion a t all the popular stere Ing. Jack C. White revealed yester- historian, a farm editor and a reach agreement on China. Winding up the convention Sun- otyped expressions of the "cute" overall pants, a blue stripe FINE TOBACCO is what counts in' a cig '., . '- arettI . ., Get this new Mercury Service Identifica • .. tion Book from us today. JOHN CUMMINS IS RIGHTI ••• And likehim, scores of other experts ... who really It is your priority for pr,!,rred Mercury Service that saves you time and money. know tobacco ... have seen the makers , of Lucky Strike buy "tobacco ~ got quality." 1.1. A WORD TO the servici-wi.. • •••• before }'OU take that trip, After all that's what you want in 'PWH-,4~ better let US give your Mercury Dur special a cigarette . . . the honest, deep-down CLOTHES Alf 0801 III "TIlDe'Up Treatment" and safety check. enjoyment of fine tobacco. Fut .nice, low prices. IIILDEW PlOGFO. .aso ~;t Til un OF Y. ClITIU. . . ..; So remember. • • f. 1: / 69 ~ ~~,!~~~a.SIt~'t1.• BurkeH •Rhinehart Motors, Inc. • < f • a E. COUEGE ~ . t.s./~· ~...... ~-- J - ONLY A' ~ · Iowa City, Iowa j.UCKY STRIKE MEANS FiNI roB~CCO ' .. o..:~. DRVIS [LERnERS IT'S OUR WAY OF MI\MI'<1C. fRllND5! '~I~ Roun~L ~O.. !~rm, s~ .Fully Pack~~ - ~o 'r•• gncl_ ~gll Oft th .. Dra_ . -. • • 1 " ._ ., r-.,....,.- .- .m. Iowa Union Radio Hour heading straight west' If you to be' found ea'Sllyln the Atlantle 1:t6 ' .M. Ki!o1d ••"ou l In Pari. ' :00 p.m. One Irl A Kilt statistics' preliminary report cruel ingenuity. I think he would ':10 • . m. MUlfc A. You Work . :3D p.m. Tel Time MlOloIIlea did, then you are probably 011 for June. The consumers like to hear that Bri~in \¥elcomed Charter. ' :It •. m. New. 5:1)0 p.m. Chlldren's Hour tbe black Ii t of many aroused MOSTAFA ZOHEIR .:to a.m . TIre Bookshelf &,)0 p.ln. Hews price index advanced to an the Jews ana let them enter Pales .:t6 a.m. Alter B~aklast Cofl.e &:45 p.m . Muatcal Moods South Dakotil 11Il. tine saIely, El;yPtllD GOVernihen\ Mission 14:10 a.tn. H~",·. An Idea 8:00 p.m. Sport. TIme edtimated dew \leak' of -157, Member • 10:16 a.m. V_rctb'. "usl.al Favorites 6:15 p.m. Dlrih'" HoUr Millie Just a few days ago, our which would top tbe previous Let me ask this question: Does 10:10 a.ln. Mailterwo,k. of Mutlc 7:15 p.m. Newo-Farm naall.. Quadrangle A-165 l1:oe a.m. Ititer-Amol4c:an Untfentand- 1:30 p.m . Bent Control neighbor to . the. Jlorthwest high of 156.3, in mid-March. the United States l1dmit illegal I 1111. Prof. O. D . Fosler f :.5 p.m. Rem1nlselnll Time charged that we Iowans have immigrants? 11 :30 • . m. JoIInlOn County News 8:00 p.m. A Look At A"atralla Thp ir~dex , is q7 p~rcent • 11:40 a.ln. Adventure. In Mustc 8:15 p.m. Men ".lIout MUll. been direetihg touris1/ south higher than the "normal" What Britain has done 'for those 11:80 lloon iUlYlh1n Ramble. 8:10 p.m. Musi. You ""nl through Missouri or we 8 t Jews is the least to be done; we 12:80 p.m. Newl 9:80 p.m. cal"PUS Shop period from 1935 to 1939. 11:46 p.m. Meet Our Gueat 8:aD p.m. Vbll:e of tbe An\17 through Nebraska. And what's Arabs cannot accept less than that. 1:00 p.m. Mullcal Ch"\. 8:46 p,m. Ne .... more, they .insist that. wele But don't misunderstand me. Tbe 2:00 p.m . .ToM..,n Colinty Newl 10:00 p.m . SIGN orr doing all this in retaliation for • Parts ot the mittary and generosity of th'; Ar&bs is well ~~'t rece'lt Sonth Dakota hunting civilian weather services are known; we accept and welcome and Itrests. but not illegal inun..iJpa.ntB. WMT Cllen~~r WHO Calendar legitiaWm which re8~ricted being combined. However, if the Amfrlcall (CBS ~~) CMBC Iowans from thelsport. • 'faylle thi8 ~ll prevent any • ~ L _ • Outiei{ peopl~ feel kinwy toward those a.m. i~1 CI6eIr' :OQ a.m. Nnl. Dreier - The flustered brothers to recurrence of the situation Shouting ,I:& ' . 11\. .' Pltttnon :(10 I .m. WeIth,. 1M MUllc refugees, because. as Mr. Grafton the north sent the word to which .developed when the II, adll. JUII I:eo I'tt. . ftei! '. Wlttn" oteII. llliei, they are of' the poorest, What ia to be said of ·the II : ,.IIi. e '.01' ~othln' 12:30 P.m. Newl. Shell, (fflv. Blue, but the governor stat! tIiI"', Pmy ,'. 4:30 p.m. Masquerade army air corps thought it bad weakest antI' moSt ' def6hseleu of mind of a conFess which· ci'/i "Ot ".m. replied that he Wall "not 4:A11 p.m. a.t11'eMl foIUIle &:1& p.m. News . ., World found a "flyinA' saucer", people in the world, why do you pour out thoWlllnda of words dtj f,. p.tn. ~rt 'l'rOu1. If..... 1:00 P.m. ·Con Ihe Pollee nWQrt'l of such a situation." , which turned out to be noill Dot ' permlt ~them ' to come to the uch subjects as Missouri politicjj; 8:. p.fn. ,","'fI ' :30 p .•h . Tht! I"rfI1 Warltle IIIIOW '" ' )10 ".IIi. i Norths ,:00 p.m. Adnblul of I •• IMUknw The whole thing is quite an' ing dtore than a weatner bal United States? the boll wee"il nad the destructlob ':IID 1i.1II. J'ultlee Trlwnpb 8;!!! p.m. Ivenln." 1111 lIomberl. evil idea-it might even work loon, Instead of attackin, the JlritiBh of 1Ul'P1us potatoes and yet twd 1:. p.fII . t dlo One . 9:,., P,Ih . 8ujlper "ub • , r ' - - I' . 8:45 IJI'.m. Red 'Bal1lllr, IJporta U:30 p.m. Mt~1on Itrle - '. - _... L.... ~ IilOw . .. •• ...