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.EY • • Lac 19 1 Foreign Inte Igence AS BUCHAREST DEMONSTRATION TURNS INTO RIOT Hiller's Deceil IRussia Rejects IStat. Evidence Mo~nts- . • Miles Testifies In Munich lu. S. Proposal i<:!~! M!!.!...C:' rrogresses.Secret Service FORT DODGE (AP) _ D. W. last Aug. 211 of Ronald Miller, 17- Truman Sets Jan. 1 Dlckiruon COUllty attorney of year-old inmate from Des Moines, Did N I E I I Pict Proved Hardin co~nty said yesterday tha\ who Ihe 4tate char,es died as the lOllS As Date of U. S. Troop from now on he would be merely result of a "terrific" ~atinl, ad~ Withdrawal From Iran a consultant t() Special St.te Iministered by Klatt, end collap ed U. S. Prosecutor Tells Pro ecutor JeIU Grothe In con- while doin, disciplinary work the ductlng the second dell' e murder next day. The defense claim. DiHiculties Over OHice Inside Story of Nazi WASHINGTON (AP) - The trial of Qlrl Klatt, 33, former Miller was puntshed bee. ute of Space Caused Failure Territorial Aspirations state department said last nilbi guard at the Eldora state training an alleged escape plo~ . that Russia had rejected an school for boys. Up to yesterday, Dlc.kinson had Of Army-Navy Board American request that aU allied This, DicklJl$)n said, was due to examined some of the pr~t1ve Iways tneana NUERNBERG. Germany (AP)­ iroops be withdrawn from Iran by the attitude of Iowa Attorney jurors, but took no part In the sucn as the An American prosecutor yesterday W ASHINGl'ON (AP)-Army's Jan. 1. General John M. Rankin. question In, of state ERS. It's an laid bare before the international wltn~. pre-Pearl H arb 0 l' lntelligence war crimes tribunal Hitler's most The reason for the Russian re- Klatt Is In the second week of He had taken an active part chief testified yesterda, that the I with a pie. jection was nol given by the de- trial in connection with the death In Ute investl,atlon of Miller's len will hOld famous act of treachery-how he. partment which bas proposed to death and other disturbances at United States had no secret , 10r- luable Sllap. told the world he had no more Moscow publication of Ita note re- the school subsequent to the eilll intellilence service before . get alone territorial claims to make and at the same time secretly planned to cieved here over the weekend. S V P rs ns Kill d death. .Dicklmon is a nephew of the war and that a joint army- IS a S!leClal OUJcials pre umed, they said. 0 former United states Senator L. navy intelll,ence oommlitee ex- dentifleatlon attack Czechoslovakia. e en e I e that the withdrawal date for boUt J. Dickinson of Des MOines, a law listed only on paper. double blU Unfolding what he called the British and Russian troops still In BraZI"II"an Elecfl"on partner of Grothe. "inside story" of the Munich pact, stands at March 2. President Tru- Grothe wa appOinted by Ran- Maj. Gen. Sherman Miles, ap- ner "Jte&Ja. Sidney S. Alderman, assistant man was described as Intent upon kin to conduct the ~latl trial, pearln, beloTe the joint congres- Unlttd States prosecutor, pointed very 100d. tbis ,overtlmen!'s objective of with the approval of the state U:- lional committee investigating to the 20 solemn Nazi leaders in Candidate Supported ,wn and tan. withdrllwin, all American troops ecutlve council. Klatt's case was Pearl Harbor, said that difficulties the pl\lsoners' box and declared 'd from $5 to STREET FIGHTING AND RIOTING raced throtl&'h the treets of Buebarest on Kin, I\lIchael' name., by Jan. 1. By Presl ent Vargas transferred from HArdin cou!1ty over office space figured in faU- I billfolds It that the Munich agreement "was a when adherents of the 8oya1llt party staged a hUl'e and forbidden demonstraUon before tbe ilion­ The United States had proposed Take, Early Lead to Fort Dodge on a change of . trap set by these people who are arch's palace to show their loyalty to the young Romanian klne. Five person. were klllecl and hun­ the latter date to London and venue. asked by Grothe on the ure of the jomt army-navy board, here on triaL" dreds Injured when Communists shoulln, sloa-ans and carrylne banners tried to break up the demonBtra­ Moscow in special nole 10 days RIO DE JANEIRO (AP)-Army ground a fair trial could not be I technically created in October, Omclal Nazi documents showed tLon. ago, arguing that tbe best way to General EuTico Dutra, backed by h Id at Eldora. 1941, to meet untll two days after that one month after the occupa­ restore peace and security to the former President Getullo Var,as, The state called three witnesses the Japanese attack on the Amer­ tion of Austria in March, 1038, troubled middle eastern country took an early lead yesterday over yesterday. They were Robert lean fleet. lIllY Ott,.. Hitler and Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel met to discuss a "pretext" Nationalist Forces was to let all forel,n troops out Ithree opponents in returns from Summers, 17. Marshalltown, a Its lunctionin, also was delayed, ~ rive me, as Quickly as possible. Sunday's presidential elections in former Inmate of the trainlnl for the invasion of Czechoslovakia Truman Urges GM Workers 1, I will lie Of the Russian reply. Michael Brazil Jn which seven persons were schoo;1 Henrik Fauerb y, w h 0 QU It he said, by diUerenHS betwecn and that from then on plans went J. McDermott, .tate department killed. his job as training school black- the war and navy departments have be&r. forward. Gain in Manchuria information oUicer, said simply I Dutra and Air General Eduardo smith a few hours after Miller'. over just what dutl.. It should rolne to lIe' Germany's intentions were made To Relurn 10 Jobs Immediately that the Russians had advised the Gomes, leader of the anti-Vargn Ideath, and James Garles, 18, tOT- perform. &lid clear In numerous documents such Central News Agency weeD, United States government they do force, were easily outdistancini Imer head nJght watchman ai the I Miles cite. these dJffleulties as In,. me Jia as a directive from Hitler dated May 30, 1938, which opened with Says Air Transports B1 THE A OClATED Pit 8 not tJnd it possible to accede to their civilian opponents on the school. among the reasons why "1 believe President Truman personally fact-finding board, w 0 u 1 d be the American request that British basis ot the unoUlclal returns. It All three, generally, repeated thoroulhl,y and have for many be looklJj the words: lilt is my unalterable To Start Next Week · stepped Into the General Motors named upon the ·ecretary of la- and Russian troops also be witb- Willi Brazil's tirst lection tor preS-I previous state tesUmony about years in the uni!lcatJon of the I . 10 8_ decision to smash Czechoslovakia Situation yesterday and the union bor's certification that t.he dispute drawn by the first of January. iden! In 15 years. events of the night of the alleged services." by military action in the near fu­ CHUNGKING (AP) - Chinese requested the attorney general to was contrary to the public interest, The Iranian ,overnment told Returns from 10 atates ,ave I beating and events of the day on Asked by Senator Lucas (D., ture. It Is the job of the political I un, Nationalist forces advancing in Investigate the huge corporaUon in and strikes or lockouts would be Russia yesterday that It would be Dutra 16,723 votes; Gomes, 11,138; the coal pIle. Ill.). if the United states should leaders to bring about the politi­ 'ds, ADPI cally or millarll! suitable mo­ Manchuria were reported within the light of anti-trust laws. banned tor at least 30 days to wlllini "to meet the legitimate Yeddo Fiuza, Communist party Summer's testimony Included a maintain a forel," secret intel- The president appointed a fact- permit the board to deliberate. people" in iroubled AzerbaUan candidate, 5.108, and Marlo Rol- reference to an Instance when he ligence service In peacetime, Miles ment." 30 miles of the jmportant city of finding board, asked all GM work- Meanwhile, tne CIO UnIted .Au- province, presumably to discuss llm Telles, Agrarian party candl- snld MJUer was threatenin, Klatt declnred: Alderman also introduced docu­ Mukden yesterday and their com- ers to return to work immediately, tomobiJe workers union said a con- demands for local autonomy, as date, with a chair and Klatt holdin, an "DeCidedly, yes. In my opinion ments showing thllt Hungary had 48. mander said, "we expect to be in and requested the corporation (erence ot all General Motors soon order Is restored In north- Gomes held the Jead In $ix over-sized billy-club. The witness a secret intelU,ence service es- agreed to participation in the. dis­ as is memberment of Czechoslovakia Harbin in u monih or so." "to proceed energetically with full workers would be held Saturday ern Iran. states, whlch have a total ot 1,564,- sold MlUcr offered to put down sentlal lor national defense." and had informed Hitler tnat she Chinese Central ne.,...s agerlcy production." to decide whether they wOlild heed Meanwhile, on Capitol Hm. a 924 regl'tete; tllrou,h Friday: 11 There will be a meetinl 01 all great courage, but when hM this nation OB8-WMT (601) ABC-KXEL (1114.) senior members of the U. W. A. pha is that. is to come. And so they don't Alap Young Sho\y (KXEL~ a. m.-2 p. \p.; 3:30-5:30 p. m.; want the future to seem bright to others. ~tJcr been lacki1~g in courage'! "How Can We Keep R a d i 0 7:45 council In the Union eafeteria at 8:4f-,:4' p. m. . 12 M. Tuesday, Dec. 4. Certainly all is not right with the world. • • • Free?' is discussed by Elmer A. Theatre of Romance (W:t.1:f) Tu,ldi\~ anq Thl'fsday: 3:3lj-4 A Date With Judy (WHO) EDNA A. HERB8T It would be foolhardy to say that it is. A Dctermination-to find out just whet'e we Benson, former governor of Mln­ p. m.'-loWI Union Music Hour, Presidia, simple victory of arms by the Iorces of peace want to go-and courage-to go there-will nesota and national chairman of Alan Young Show (KXU) WSUI. doesn't make the world peaceful. di"p I all the fear that now deadeps us. And National Citizens Political Action 8:00 We4lle8dJy: 6:45-8:.5 p. m., FRENCH BEADING who • •• then we will return to the offensive, and Committee; Cllfford J. Durr, FCC Inner S;lnetutn (WMT) AoDEL (AP)-Bruston Self, 25, pIayiql' of c~mJlete major musi­ EXAMINATION ate. , The job now is to make the wo'rld .uoh a malte peace an active, not a static, state. commissioner; Sidney M. Kaye, Amos 'n' Andy (WHO) of Norman, Ark., WIIS fined $2 and cal work. The Ph.D. French reading exam­ Born general counsel, Broadcast lwlusic Guy Lombardo and his Royal costa yesterday in justice court on S.iurqQY: 11 a. rnA p. m., re­ ination will be given Saturday, county, Inc., and Dr. A. D. Willard, execu. Canadians (KXEL) a charge of di1Ving tlirough a stop cordings;' 1-4:30 p. m., Metropoli­ JaJl. 12, 1946. 10 to 12 a. m. in room ard WDS tive vice president. National Als· 8:15 sign, filed following a collision tan opera broadcast. 314, Schaeffer hall. AppliclltiOlll !tacher, New Job for the Atom sociation of Broadcasters; on the which injured five persons near Inner Sanctum (WMT) Sunday: 1-2 p. m., recordings; are to be made by slining the sheet into "American Forum of the Air" to· Amos 'n' Andy (WHO) here Saturday. 2-3:30 D. 11)., Philharmonic lSym­ posted outside room 307, Schaef· Tbey're attributing all ort of possibilities night at 8:30 p. m. over the Mu­ to atomic energy nowadays, and well enough, Covering GUY Lombardo and his Royal phony orchestra broadcast; 3:30-4 fer hall. No application will bue­ tual web. Benson and Durr will Canadians (KXEL), ES MOINES (AP DRoboov-.· p. m., recordings; 4-5 p. m., NBC cepted atter Thursday, Jan. 10, we say, for it takes vivid imaginations to keep represent vicws of the NCPAC, DES MOINES (AP)-Gov. Rob­ man moving ahead. 8:30 ~ymphony orchestra broadcast; 1946. The Capital and Kaye and Willard will speak ert D. Blue Ye5terdajl pr<><;laime<\ 6-8 p. m., recordings. S. B. BlliiS But in case anyone has run out of ideas for the industry. "600 Club (WMT) Fibber McGee and Molly nel,e- clal Christmas showine. It will be sTh;1 tri: wiU play "GestlJle cash or money order,-No Stamps. Mrs. D. E. Cherry will read a Lechay was born in New York graphy. fore Thursday night by calling displayed thr~ugh January. Sehnsucht," "Gelstei~hes Wi en- -No C. O. D,'s. paper on "Minoan Art and Classi- City and received his B. A. degree Ballincer's works have been Mr~. John Russ (9132) or Mrs. The e~hibltlon Is under the gentled" and "Variations and cal Art." from the University of Illinois. He shown at museums in Seattle, San Irving Weber (7966). sponsorshl~ of the unjon beard Fugue" on a theme of Handel by NOW AVAILABlE is married and has two children. Francl co, Philadelphia, St. Louis, sub-commJttee on fine arts. Don B h ' The Rev. Guy Howard Plymouth Circle of 35 m.m PanchromaUc .... _ ... Exp. Teaches c: ulpturin&, Kansas City, Denver and the Rock- Low, G of Sac City, is ehalrman ra IllS. I. Conl"rel"atlonal Church f C DI F d 1 !'GlL...... $ 1.o&--! lor $1.1 5 kansas to carry the gospel to Prof. Humbert Albrlzio is an in- hill Nelson eallery. Pro. . aey efe of the committee, and LaVerne ~======. 35 mm K odacbrome .. ..11 Exp. The Plymouth Circle of the structor in sculpture In the uni- FelLDwshlps were granted the Grams, M4 of Iowa City, b co- Notary P ublJc I roll ..... $2.85--3 for $8.35 thousands of mountain people Congregational church will meet versily art depnrtment. Born in university artist by the Carnegie At S o't Party Ichairman Typ1nc- who comprise his Ozarks pastor­ tomorrow afternoon lor a 1 o'clock New York City In 1901, Professor institute and Harvard university. or n Y Commli.tee members include: MJmeoc-rapbJ'n&, Jncludll1l" POIIt.ag-e &0 Handling lI\e. luncheon in the home of Mrs. Albrizio studied at the Beaux art (This completes the serle ot Kay Kirby, M3 at Naueatuck, J ames Waery, 725 N. Linn street. Born and reared in Lucas institute of design, New school for articles on the University of Iowa Prot. Clara Daley, retirin, sec-/ Conn.; Ken Smith, C3 of Mollne, 801 1 ~~~t!" B:~=UUdl l1l" MAILOCO county, Iowa, the Reverend How­ Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. E. social research, Industrial art in- art department. Articl will ap- retary-treasurer of the Iowa City , Ill.; Gloria Bremer, G of Lake- Dial %858 P. O. Box U7-StatloJl W ard was determined to become a P. Kuhl, Mrs. Gladys Johnson and stitute and under famou8 artists pear next on the university alumni chapter of Alpha Della Pi, wood, Ohio; Gerl Horrmann, A3 teacher, but later was persuaded Mrs. F. M. Dawson. such as Jose de Creect, Gutzon theater) w s entertained at a tea Sunday of Sl Louis, Mo.; Maribel Strone ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~N~e~W~Y~or~k~24~'=N~.~Y~'==~ intI) becoming a minister. For Women of Christian Church Borglum and U. A. Ricci. by members of Alpha Beta chap- Ebel, N3 oC Cr ton; Art Devine, years he was a pastor, teacher, Last summer the local sculp- ter of Alpha Delta Pi in the chop- M3 of Bancroft; Rober~ Bell, E3 music director, confessor and gen­ Mrs. Louis Jaggard, returned M missionary from Africa, will turer was awarded the firs\. pur- Auxiliary of oose tel' house from 2 to 5 p. m . ot Council Bluffs, and Richard eral adviser to thousands of Notice speak at a meeting of the women chase prize at the second annual Miss Daley, associate pro/ or Stewart, E3 of Iowa ~ity. Ex u- mountain people in northern Ar­ ot the Christian church tomorrow Rl!gional Sculpture exhibiUon ot of history at the university, is re- , live ad~i er at the fine orts com- Local 12 5: U. I. Employees will meet kansas and southern Missouri. the Walker IIrt Institute, Mlnnea- Confers 128 Degrees tIring thl3 year as an ollicer of mlttee IS Don Emery, G of Indlon- afternoon at 2:30 in the church He conducted an average of 280 Tu.sday, Oec. 4,1945 parlors. Her topic will be "The poliS, Minn. He has also won first the alumni eroup aiter servin, in Iapolls, Ind., treasurer ot the Union meetings a year, walked an aver­ prize at the Beaux art institute in At the special servic:e 01 the this capacity for 25 years. During board. Congo Needs New Life." at K. P. Hall- 7:00 p. m. age of 4,000 miles a year, and the 1927 exhibition, first and sec- Women ot the MOOse conducted in this time she acted a fJnancial ------Mrs. William Rohrbacher will earned about $14 a month. Important business meeting. All be hostess and she will be assisted and medal in 1928 and third prize the Iowa City Moo e hall last Sun' advisor. The house mortea,e was and tea table committees were in the 1940 show of the National day, lUI Iowa and Illinois women burned at a Founders day dlnner headed by Tommye Lynch, Al of In November, 1944, Harper & by Mrs. E. K. Shain, Mrs. W. F. memb.rs urged to be pr.sent. Sculpture society. received the degree oJ FriendshIp. in 194(. Algona, and Vera Lackender, Al Brothers published the Reverend Miller, Mrs. Ira J. Powell and Howard's autobiography of his Among his many executed The 23 women Cram Iowa City Approximately 200 faculty mem- of Iowa City. Fiower decorations GLadys Emerson. The talk will be works is the statue of Father Duffy who were awarded the degree are: bers, town -people, and friends at- were planned by Dorothy Cole, Al ten years of spreading gospel in followed by a social hour. Raymond Wagner, President llie remote Ozark hills. in the "Fighting 69th" regiment Mrs. Harold Blecha, Mrs. Russell tended the tea. Mrs. David Arm- of Iowa City. At present the Reverend How­ Friendship Circle of ard Is con1erring with his publish­ walrus in cast stone, New York Frank Humeston, Mrs. Alfred Jen- Wayne Sanda and Mrs. Henry Klnl"s Daughters municipala~~~wY~C~;~~~C~~'M~~~~n'MU~~~MUhnAnd~~'M~ housing project; mother son, Mrs. Charles Kindl, Mrs. John Fisk pre ided over the teo table. ~~~~~~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; ers on publication 01 his second Friendship Circle of Kings book, which is a narrative de­ and child, Harlem hospital, and Ludwig, Mrs. D. E. Murphy, Mrs. Those in the receiving Une with Daughters will elect oUicers at a works in various other public Milo Navy, Mrs. Edward Orann, Miss Ooley were Janet McTavl h, scriptive novel of the people who business meeting Thursday. They 118-124 South Clinton Streef had to move when the Lake of buildings. Mrs. William P terson, Mrs. O. I. A4 of EsthervllJe, president of Phone 9601 wllJ meeL in the home of Mrs. J . A teachcr In history of art, Mory Rels, Mrs. Irving Roberts, Mrs. Alpha Delta Pi; Mrs. Alta Mc­ the Ozarks backed up beyond E. Negus, 701 E. College street, Holmes, has won recognition for Ethel Rodgers, Mrs. E. W. Ruby, Clenahan, housemother; Do rl s STR UB·WAREHAM Bagnell dam. and sew from 10:30 a. m until 4 her exhibitions in Baltimore, Mrs. Joseph Sclulaf, Mrs. Oakie Lake, Illumni financial advisor, The vespers Sunday night will p. m. tor a convalescent home. Washington, D. C., MadJson, Wis., chuchert, Mrs. Jomes Selbert, Anne Gilman, A3 of Am ,vice­ Jown Ltlrgrst ,t01' - be the last in a series of three be­ Luncheon will be served at Wichlto, Kon., and the summer Miss Ovle Solman, Mrs. Oscar pr sldent of Alpha Della Pi, and City'. Dl'pnrtmrllt ]~ s l. l G7 fore Christmas. No tickets are 12:30 with Mrs. Lloyd Spencer, shaw of contemporary pOinting at St mmell, Mrs. H. F. Sutton, Mrs. Betly Ann Erickson, A3 of Spen­ required, and university students Mrs. L. C. Jones and Mrs. R. A. the University of Iowa in 1945. . Frank Tallman and Mrs. George cer, president of the pledge closs. and townspeople are invited to at­ Walsh as hostesses. tudled Abroad Thomas. General choJrmen for the tea • Madeira Embroidered, 75c Lo $2. tend. Mrs. O. N. Riggs wiU review the Miss Holmes, born in Aberdeen, Eighteen cities were represented I were Judy Brennan A4 ot Mar- Swiss Imports, 7Sc to $2. Silver Cross magazine. S. D., received her bachelor ot arts at the gathering, which took ploce shaJltown and Jean 'Anderson A2 degree from Hollins college, Va., r rom 9. a. m. until 10:30 p. m. of Iowa City. The refre hm~nts • Men's and Women's Initialed, 3ic J. Hughes Final Rites Junior High P. T. A. after which she studied abroad at Other ell! s and the number ot the University of Berlin, Univer- women obtrunlng the degree are: • Lovely Lace, $) .98 to $3.49 The Junior High Parent-Teacher sity of Heldeiberg and Academy Ft. Madison, 9; Grand Mound, 2; shnlltown, 1; Muscatine, 2; Fl roBe Wednesday association will meet Thursday at • Hand Embroidered Imports, 75c up 7:30 p. m. In the assembly room. Collorossi in Paris. Des MOines, IS; Sioux City, 2; Dodge, 13; Tipton, 4; Newton, 2; Margaret Cannon, school nurse, Later she returned to the Unlted Olivit:n, 3; Cedar Rapids, 7; Rock Waterloo, 11; D Witt, 7; MOline, • Embroidered Blacks. SOc to $1 At Oathout Chapel will speak on "Responsibility of States to contln ue work a t Johns ..I s;;l;an~d~,~12~;~W~e~b~ s;;te~r::;;;c;lt~y~, ~2~;;:;M;;~;;-==9=;=D:::::av=e=n=p=0=r=t,=6=.======Hopkins university and the Coale = • Children'. Prints, 15c to $1. the Paren t for the Health of the Funeral services for John Owen Child." A short musical program schoolreceiving of herart M.In BnltJmore.A. degree atArter the • Children's Hankie Books, SOc Hughes, 70, 318 Iowa avenue, will will be followed by a social hour. UniverSity of Iowa in 1941 she was JI------.. be at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Mrs. L. W. Welcher is chaIrman • Women's While and Print Linens, Oathout funeral c hap e l. Mr. appointed to the department staff. of the social committee and Mrs. In the past few years she has given Hughes died in a local hospital at L. W. Talbot, Mrs. Alfred Oathout Attention: ALL University • $). up 10 a. m. Monday after a two weeks' several talks on the hlstory of ort and Mrs. Roy Winders are her as­ to various groups. illness. sistants. Mr. Hughes had been employed "The student work produced as the superintendent of the county Manville HeleM, Club here at the University of Iowa Is superior to tlmt of any art school of Iowa 'VETERANS road and bridge maintenance sys- The Manville Heights club will I have ever seen," commented tem for the past 20 years. meet Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in the Prof. Edie, instructor In oil and He was born in Wales Sept. 15, home of MI'S. J ohn Briggs, 336 Oon't forget to cast your votes in the Uni­ gouoche paintlng here. A gouache 1875, the son of John and Beldon avenue. Mrs. Ma~tha Marg~et is a picture painting with opaque v.rsity V.terans association election this after­ Hughes. He came to tbe Uruted· Ayers Robson will be assistant colors which have been ground in States wh~n he was ~3 and came hostess. An exchange of Cbrist­ noon in Iowa Union. to Iowa CIty a~ost Jmmedia tel~. mas gifts will be held. water and mingled with a gum He was marrIed to Esther DaVIS preparation. Vote for: Dec. 14, 1904. The couple lived on Born in Texas, Professor EdJe a farm near here before moving J oan Ewers, Janet Hall, J oann attended the Kansas City art in­ Sachet. 25c to $1.49 to Iowa City in 1915. Herrick, Charlotte J ohnson, Ruby stitute and the Art Students league Mr. Hughes was a member at Lowery, Geraldine Oldaker, Pa­ in New York. His work is repre­ Gene Goodwin the Presbyterian church and the tricia Price, Sue Sutherland, and sented in the collections of the Moose lodge. Sally Zimmerman. Metropolitan, Whitney, Brooklyn, for pr.sident Choose He is survived by one son, E. E. Hughes of Iowa City; five brothers, Will J . of Cedar Rapids, Ed of Great Falls, Mont., David of Cali­ fornia, Grill of Canada and Maur­ Harvey Ingham Ice of Wales, and two sisters liv­ Hankies ing in Wales. Mrs. Hughes pre­ for vice president ' ceded her husband in death M~ch DA~lS ClEAIER from ODe of the lClr9Mt 8, 1943. Th.y stand for: Burial will be in Oakland ceme­ AT yOU GIT THE Sbowln911 We'n Had tery. 1. Establishm.nt of a bureau to aid mar­ In Senral Yean SEIVICE YOU PREfEr. ri.d vet.rans to locat. housing. What'. Christmas without Scouts to Give Doll 2. Adiustment of problems arising from its many gift hankies? House to Hospital ~~ the GI Bill. . .. they're easy to select . .. 71~ 3. Action in improving the educational easy to mail . , , and they're A doll house remodeled and system here at the univ.rsity. always appropriate I furnished by girl scout troop No. One can never have too many! 14 will be donated Saturday to 4. Expansion of the U. V. A. by lowering the girls' orthopedlc ward at Chil­ t!~-~ Come in and chooze dozens dren's hospital. It is on display dues or compl.t.ly .Iiminating th.m, which­ of these delectable gifts ~ bi s week at the Iowa-.lllinois .v.r is most feasibl., so that it will be powerful .. • vivid prints, initialed ones, Gas and Electric company. OASH and OA.Ba~ Get Aequaluted Mrs. Everett Means, Iowa Oity Offer .nough to b. of maximum service to v.terans. lovely laces, richly embroidered girl scout commJssioner, g a v PIabI Plain DRESS and hand blocked patterns. DRESS SUIT or 59C 5. Ori.ntation for new v.terans. the house to the troop, and they (JOAT Prices range from 25c up have been working on it since SUIT 01' 1 6. And, finally, they feel that the U. V. A. COAT 49 Herman Wedemeyer, St. Mary's « version of legal blocking. it 1'5 Interpreted correctly" was a. Cadets Best terday. halfback. and J.immle Phelan' l- • .. Proposed changes range all the common complaint while oOlers State, Navy and Arizona stale. Three coaches and two players coach of St. Mary's Sugar Bowl TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1945 PAGE FOUR way from freer use oC substitutes ut,ea lUI ~te ellmlnatlon, In general, however, most of the have been nominated in the pre- team. ------~------.------to moving the goal posts back on especially thOR mentors whose coaches replying to the Associated By TED MEIER NEW YORK (AP) - Army's Press' poll were pretty well satis· fied with the playing code used great football team, unbealen and du1'ing the past season, just as I N 2 H k Ch C 91 26 majority had agreed the T forma­ :~~~m~~lyla::c1!:ele;::ter~:;by sports wrilers throughout the 0 · ow 5 It ase oyotesI - tion had reached its peak and the nation as the best college eleven •• defense was beginning to catch up in the country. with it with the return of the Following on the heels of the --~-~""----''''''''''-'''''''''--=--'------'------=------• • .. • • • * * * seven-man lines. Cadets' 32-13 viclory over Navy ( Hgh S Adoption of the substitution rule Saturday to retain the mythical jty II Pat's Enterta-,n IOWA'S OFFENSE STARTS CLICKING IN FIRST HALf used by the pros. permitting subs national championship. all ot the , -f. . Hoi 2nd Half to enter the game whenever de­ 116 scriLes participating in the sired, without a time out, drewal- final Associated Press weekly poll most unanimous approval. I f 1 I ( J ighJ Potsy Clark of Nebraska thought put Army first. Most of them as- oes II n oca OU"~ on I ~~~!:l~~~ets were in a class , 1:1.' AHack Paced the clipping rule should be modi· fied, pointing out that the rule, Navy's fine showing against the I H b adopted to prevent injuries, iI West Pointers after the first quar­ -Irish- -Little Hawks- , y r being called too technically. ter brought the Middies sufIicient B Wler er second and third place votes to St. Patrick's Irish take on Cos­ Iowa City high meets Washing­ edge Alabama's Rose Bowl-bound grove in the south side gym to­ ton this evening at 8: 15 in the local team for the runner-up spot. The night at 8:15 in their MCond home gym in their fourth non-confer­ By GUS SCHRADER UHigh Seeks Middies finished with 942 points to stand in five days. The Shamrocks ence game this season. The Hawk­ DaUY Iowan Sporta Editor Alabama's 932. will be attempting to continue lets hope for win number three of The same thing happened last Final tabulation (first place their current victory string that the current campaign, and figure night. votes in parenthesis). has produced a pair of wins in the to give the visitors a battle such as Only this time the Hawks took a More Polish- Team J>ts. first two outings. they gave Burlington last Friday, little longer in warming to their 1. Army (116) ...... 1.160 Still not at full strength because when they won 41-25. task, but did a hotter job of it 2. Navy ...... 942 of the lIu epidemic that has taken Coach Gil Wilson said yesterday toward lhe end and came away The University high school cage 3. Alabama ...... 932 its deadly toll of the City's cagers, that Jim VanDeusen, star regular with a 91-26 victory over South squad will stress defense in prac­ 4. Indiana ...... 720 the team was warned by Coach of last year, is still weak from a Dakota, About 7.100 fans-nearly tices this week. Coach Don Barn· 5. Oklahoma Aggies ...... 651 Cliff Krltta to expect spirited op­ long siege of the flu. Seeing only a thousand more than watched hart stated yesterday, in view 01 6. Michigan ...... 378 position from Lou Qulnnlen's Cos­ limited action Friday. VanDeusen Saturday night's 87-25 massacre of the fact that the Roosevelt 01 7. St. Mary's ...... 320 grove crew. Bill McMahon will see should be near full-strength for the Augustana -- spent an enjoyable Cedar Rapids five. who will be 8. Pennsylvania ...... 218 only limited action again while conference opener against McKin­ evening in the fieldhouse. the Blue Hawks' opponents Friday, 9. Notre Dame ...... 217 Bob Sullivan, a letter winner last ley of Cedar Rapids next Friday. Last night Iowa .found the will average over six feet tall. 10. Texas ...... 163 year, will miss his third lIam~ on Wilson said .Bob Freeman and height of their South Dakota The invaders. who have won one Second ten: Southern California account of the maladY. . Bob Krall were probable starters guests a 1i ttIe tough to gct used to and lost one so far this year, will 121; Ohio State 82; Duke 74; Ten­ The play of the team was at forwards tonight. with Van­ until well along in the rough first feature a center who is six feel nessee 73; Louisiana State 62; praised as a wh.ole. bu& KrUta. j Deusen starting at center. Sonny half. But it was their own slight five inches ' tall, and are expected Holy Cross 56; Tulsa 35; Georgia warned &ha& the ",CUIf) of In- I Dean will probably team with Jim case of lethargy, careless .passes to cause the Rivermen a lot of 29; Wake Forest 11; Columbia 10. experience could no lonlter be Sangster at guards. and IIPpalling percentage of missed trouble. The man-for-man de. ~ " __"""'! Honorable mention: Southern offered for mistakes eommUted Expressing some satisfaction shots that ketlt the score down fense which the Iowa City team Methodist 9, North Carolina 8. in actlon. "Indecision, poor pa!lS­ over his cagers' impressive victory during the first 10 minutes. used in last week's win over Wil· Temple 7, Purdue 6. ing. and defensive relapSes can at Burlington, Wilson said too TOP-Clayton Wilkinson gets set Halfway through the first half. liamsburg is due to receive a 101 Also: Yale 2, North Carolina not be a pari of a winntn .. ball much ragged play 8till was shown the score was just 10-3. of attention. S tat e 2. Missouri, Washington to rebound hls own shot In this The Bjg Ten's defending champs ltoosevelt has lost a contest 10 , club and must be eliminated," in t~e game with the Grayhounds. Ilrst half action Jast night. Murray State, Catawba, Miaml (Florida) Conference competition will prove quickly corrected this during the Marshalltown In the first game, the Irish mentor warned. Wier, Dick Ives (background) and and Texas Aggies, each one. much tougher, and smoother aU­ next 10 minutes. Led by Herb Wil­ and defeated Manchester, 38·33, The work of Bill Seemuth was Herb WIlkinson are the other singled out for praise by Kritta ar~nd play will have to be shown kinson, who certainly proved his a week ago. llawkll, last season's rating as an ali-Amer­ Craig Harpel', who had been who said. that the big center had before many lel:\gue games will be SIDE-The Wilkinson brothers go won. ican guard, the Hawks bounced and bad not attended practices for earned the ri$ht of a starting berth up together on thi one but the Washington defeated Sigourney back to cuff the Coyotes into sub­ a week, retu rl'led to th e squad yes· Marians even when the ailing members of ball went throuKh the hoop and Seek the ~quad return. last Friday night with apparent mlssion befol'e the scoreboard terday and is expected to be a lot made their effort in vain. Ives Is showed a 36-10 lead at halftime. of help once he rounds inlo shape The Shamrock coach indicated ease, but little is known further the other Iowan and tbe South lhal the same team that took tbe about the visiting sql,lad. From then on it was safe for again. Dakota boys are Tom Luby (Z6). floor against Riverside would start A preliminary contest between Pops to trot out his fine array of Barnhart stated that the ball. Srd TomOrrow Mumford (29) and Rusen (20). reserves, The Iowa coach, unus­ handling of ttte Rivermen allo tonight's contest. This lineup the Washington reserves and the (Dally Iowan photos by Jim would find Merle Hoye and Bob Little Hawk freshman-sqPhomores uaDy docile on the bench compared needed a lot of polishing, bul all Showers.) Readying themselves for their Brown at the forward slots, Bill is scheduled to start at 6:50. to some of his excited nights last in all, for the first game of the SEll· game with Sl. Paul's of Burling­ Seemuth at center, and Tom Hoye season, moved the subs in like bell son the Blue Hawks did quite well and Charlie Belger at the guard hops during the second heat and in all departments of the game. ton 1.omorrow ~vemng, St. Mary's posts. 20 Iowa men saw action, Steve Nusser will remain at tht Ramhlers were :sent through ex­ A prelimlnary game will take (agers 10 See Y!IJow.(abCrushes The victory was Iowa's 13th pivot post on offense, with Nick tensive drills last night by Coach place, starting at 7:00. malght In the f1eldhouse and Anderson and Jack Hady holdint Sueppel. West Siders, 43·23; was the 21st win in the last ZZ down forward slots. Bill Greene WeJl plcased with his team, starts. and John Miller. who turned ill Coach Sue'ppel announced that no S 10 Ur Ik The Hawks' defense was superb fine games Friday. will continue practice will be held tonight, He , ena rs ge e Hawkeyes Play Franks Service Wins while the first five were in the play guards. stated that his reserves have game. C e n t e r Ken McRoden, E greatly improved and will give Yellow Cab ran away from whose 14 points were the only considerable insurance on iuture To Sanet'lon Contest High school basketball squads West Side, 43-23, to highlight the bright spot amidst South DaKota's games. The fine showing of Rocco and their coaches will be guests Iowa City Basketball league misery, scored the Coyotes' only in the St. Wenceslaus tilt last :F'ri­ WASHINGTON (AP)-F 0 u r of the University of Iowa athletic games last night at the recreation field goal d urjng the !i rat 18 min­ day, the forward may give him a Senators yesterday urged General center. In the second game, utes. He added another before the Last Times lonite back berth on the first team. Dwight D. Eisenhower to approve department at the St. Louis Uni- Franks Service held the Moose half ended. In all, the losers got Brogla also was a landout in lhe a "national loot ball championship" veI'sity-Iowa basketblill game in team to four field goals and won, only seven buckets trom the field. victory over the tcam from Cedar game between Army and Indiana, the fieldhouse Tuesday, Jan. 1. 30-12. The third game was for­ After recovering from the opening Rapids and has proven his worth undefeated Big ten champs. to Director E. G. Schroeder an- feited to Oxford when the Moss doldrums, everybody and his as a good passer ,and rebound promote victory bond sale$. nounced Friday. squad did not appear at the cen- brother got hot for Iowa. Herb and man. The olfice of Senator Capehart ball-hawk Murray Wier ended up Arter a rest from practice to­ (R., Ind.) made public a telegl'am At.hletes and coaches will be te~rant took scoring honors lor in a dead heat Lor scoring honors night, the Ma rians should bc well to the army chief of staff suggest­ adrrutted upon payment of the Ithe evening by dropping in Live with 13 each. Charlie Mason col­ on their way for their third win ing that the game be played soon federal tax of 10 cenls per person field goals and four free tosses for lected 12 and wasn't in the game \vith this year, at Soldiers Field, Chicago. It was at the gate. It is necessary thllt the losing West Side five. Barry long, either; Noble Jorgensen MARGUERITE', LARRY signed by Indiana's Willis (R) and the schools submit their eligibility led the Yellow Cab team with 10 tipped in 11 and Dick Ives, play­ ing a great floor and passing game, CHAPMAN,\ PARKS Illinois' Lucas (D) and Brooks (R). list to the athletic department sev- markers. Renshaw notched ei~ht '. rolled up 10. Thirteen Hawks en­ _. lull IN BlO.IOviNij~ sal! eral days in advance of the game. for Franks Service. Neither side Screen PlaY by lohn Ho"'~;~J'- HeislUll Tr.ophy Goes The St. Louis game is the last could do much scoring in the tered the scoring column. Brown, Cline Named The boxscore: .r.1J of the non-conterence affairs by game. both teams making a total I Iowa \ SOQlb Dakola To Arl11f's Blinclwd Most Valuable Men which the Hawkeyes will be cOQ- of only 14 field goals. I~ It pI I~ It pI lves, f .... 5 0 31r. Luby, I .. 1 3 4 diitoned for the defense of their Yellow Cab (48) W ••l Side (2.1) Wier, t .... 4 5 3). Joh's'n, I 1 0 1 Of Hoosiers, Bucks . 1~llpl f~lIpl 10 Shear our BasebaU C. Wllk'n, 4 0 0 ncRoden, 5 4 4 Moguls Try c c Big Ten championship, It also is Barry ..... 5 0 0 Clawson .. , 1 0 I NEW YORK (AP)- Doc Blan­ H. Wllk'n. 11 6 1 \l Mumford, g . 0 3 4 the last Iowa contest for which no atewart .. , I I 2 Garson ,., .. I I 0 chard, Army's ,powerful fullback. CHI CA G 0 (AP)-Howa-rd Shay ...... 3 0 1 Stook .. ... 0 2 2 Postels, II • 2 1 3' Roozen, II .. 0 2 4 yesterday was named winner of seats in the fieldhouse will be re- ~mlth .... , 2 I 2 Brown .. . .. 0 0 I Mason, t .. 5 2 3llianner, \I .. 0 0 I (Goon) Brown, right guard of In­ Nelson ... , 2 I I Grant , .. ... 5 4 2 Danner, { . 2 1 4'W. Luby. £ . 0 1 3 High Commissioner's Authority JorgonllOn, c 5 I 2tAnderwu, cOO 0 the Heisman memorial trophy as diana's Western Conference cham­ serve d . Neillon ... 0 0 0 orrison ... 0 2 2 Herzol( .... J 0 2 GuzowskI, g 3 0 1 Porte,'. [ . . 0 0 1 Strand. Last Day. the outstanding college football pionship grid team, and Ollie Crleve .... II 0 3 rhomsen. It I 1 I Law. g .... 0 0 0 player for 1945. He polled a total Cline, Ohio State's sophomore full­ Cole ...... I 0 3 By SID FEDER Stahle, f .. 0 0 01 "The Clock" Cumes . . .. 2 0 0 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Base- Z--Tbe commissioner's power Kuhlak, f , 0 0 0 of 860 points compared to 638 for back, yesterday were elected most Miami in Orange Bowl CUlberson. c 1 0 01 _nd­ his teammate, Glenn Davis. valuable players on their respec­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-A scrappy Tolal. • .... 20 S 14 jToiais ...... 7 D S baWs overworked rumor lactory to toss out any legislation be C8balka, g 1 0 01 "Lil\'ht of the lIalt score: YeUow Cab ...... I~ considers "detrimental to base­ , Beraman. gOO 0 The remaInder of the voting tive clubs by their teammates. the University of Miami eleven that West SIde ...... 11 put on a swing shift yesterduy Meyer, I ... 0 0 01 Western Stars" gave Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma Chicago Tribune announced last jumped from past medjocrity into baU"-one of the late Judge K. Stark, f '" 0 0 0 Prank. S.rvl •• (SO li Moo.. (12) churning out reports of all kinds Marsh, c .. 0 0 0 Aggies, 187; Herm Wedemeyer of night. . the ' Jimel.igh t as the "cinderella M: Landis' handiest autocratic Seyman, II . 0 0 0 II It Drl . II fI III of ivory ' deals and loud whispers SI. Mary's 152; llarl'Y Gilmer, Ala­ The two now become eligible to team" of the south, was chosen un­ /'ollen .. .. . 2 2 2 Rudin ...... 0 0 1 gadgets--may be erased from Graham, "C 0 I 0 jl,ubrecht ., 0 0 0 Williams ... 0 0 0 of a move afoot to clip the game's baseball law by an amendment bama 132; Frank Dancewicz, Notre compete in the poll for the Tri­ animously yesterday to play kenshaw .. 3 2 IIM.cI'shJin • 0 0 3 rotals ., . , .;19 IS leO rotals •.... 7 I ~ [!,! Dame, 56 ; Warren Amling, Ohio bune's most valuable player of the against the Holy Cross Crusaders M. Shere .. 0 0 O\BaU , . ,' .. . I 0 2 high commissioner of some of his slated to come before the meet­ Reeve ..... 3 1 3 Hart . '" .. , 0 0 2 th . State, 42: Pete..Eihos, Indiana, 38. conference. in the Orange Bowl game Jan. 1. Bigelow ... 0 0 I!lLehman . : .. 2 3 I powers over e mmors. inrs. This is one of 51 amend­ ments to be chewed up durinr Ends Tonite Bowman .. I 3 4 ]W. Barnes • I 0 I Although the annual conclave of 'THE GREAT JOHN L' * * * ~~o;;:!';: .: ~ g ~ I ~~t~~'::,er:: g g , ~ the National Association of Pro­ the get-together. HOW 'DOC' W~N HEISMANi'ROPHY SmaU,,)' .,.~ ~ ~CamploD .•. ~..: ~ fessional Bas e ball Leagues-­ 3-Bru;eball's postwar reconver­ r.lal...... 11 8:ti1 row. 4 4 J I known to the trade as the minors- sion already was it; full swing, 4' : Half seore: Franks Service ... , ...... 16 doesn't open until Wednesday, the with 19 new minor leagues already \1 i iTj Moose ...... 7 '1 ______...... ,___ lobby-sitters' advance guard al- on the lists and qualiiied since the Buck Shaw Turns Pro - ready was holding things down so end of the season. Added to the SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-L. T. capably there was no danger of the do;o;en which operated last season, "Buck" ShaW, Upiversity oL CaJj- lobbies' blowing a~ay. And these this gives the National Associa­ iornla's head lootblill coach, made are ~ome 01 the thinps they were tion 31 for the 1946 campaign. it official yesterday that he would' kickmg around: , 4-Virtually every major league /lever connections with the college I- The revIsed m~jor-~tnor club is here to expand its farm game \0 make Ilis debut as profes- 'league agree~ent • . whJ~h IS to system. sional coach of San Francisco's come up for dIscussion-If not ac­ 5-Like the weather, everybody team in the All-American league 't,ion-durlng the meatlngs .may was talking about player deals. next .fall. make the Nationa] Association but no QIle was doing much about president, rather than !he commis­ them, although every,club will be College BasketbalJ sioner, the "suj)reme court" for overloaded with returning service Eastern Kentucky, Teachers 91. all differences in the minors. men. Berea 32

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Co "EXCLUSrvlt PORTRAITS" F'auerby told the jury about BY Still OJl 'ow . Qveq!of', jUlt ~ ~r' from Miller collapsing on the coal pile. WABNEB.MEDLIN STUDIOS The witness said that after MIl- 3 S. Dubuque Dlal '7SU our old home but 10 GR~AT~Y NLARGED ler collapsed he oCCercd to take SpeolaJlal1l6 In low-ate, QUARTERS q"a wijth much NEW EQUIP. Miller either to the hospital or to Portralta.re a doctor in his car. N. apJH)intmenl Deceaar, . MENT. It m.~n. CfU~~'f ~e".r cleeming for "No, he's going to lhe cot1.oge you. . (or dormitory)." Fauel'by quoted Klatt as saying. r----'------, The guard then lold Faucrby to Lake MUler to the cottage in Fau­ erby's car. witness said. WANTED "1 told him (Klatt) that if Mil­ USED CARS . let· was going anywhere in my car it woUld be to the hospital," and . ~!!!!~!!I!!' Fauerby lesti,led. Klatt then told TRUCkS ;::: inmates to carry Miller to the cot­ which she wore black accessories. tage, the witness saId. 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S. devee in Once. the witness said, he saw • consecutive dlJa- $10010 PLAY WENT "BlICK 10 7c per IJne per dq THE PART a: HIS CAVE IN il-lE DlN'hrAlim'" in~luded'laU l!aves pharmacy at St. ~'s ~Uege in it ob the ¥tound near Klatt. A PRIVATE COUNTRY. \-ION • CODJeCUUve dq--. SANTA CL"US chrysanthemums. Vows New YO.rk!, and won . the ~igei~w . Garles sald be ~w two black &c per lbIe pIr _ ABOUT ME PlAYING sinKle rinll .ceremony were fellowshIp at ColumbIa Umverslty laqks broken on Miller by Klatt. FOR ~lMOO -mE. R.OLE. OF A Rabbi Halpern. ~ 'New York, wh~re he 'receiv~ ~tter .Miller had been hlt lour or 1 month- CHRISTMAS : PRIVA'l'E SANTA tc per lbIe pIr cIQ EVE. ' .' CLAUS FOR'1OLl? • brjde was attenQe4 . b hIS lof· S;. dqree 11\ pharm.aceuti· fIve hmes on the head. one black ' •••••• '0'''-- Halpern of Brooklyn dhl chemtJtry. AtJrese , he Is jack broke. the witness related. -FJaure 6 wordI to lIM­ sil IIbdmUlll Ad-I U- ,\ 1,°0 the bri4egr60m . . E r'w I n working on N. Pb. . degree at th.e Theh Klatt got another from an bride's b~91h!!l'. alS9 01 Univ~rsl~ of Iowa: ~e couple lS employe of the school.and broke servect \kst·man. resldm"g'lD low. 'CIty. Ulat. one too. Garl.. sald. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY as GOc: coL bleb 'bride, given in .marrlage by. • 1 . "Before that Miller had tfken Or u.oo JIR IIIOIltIl was attired in a street- Striegel FlJ1al ~I~es . . apou~ 30 sw.ats from th~ tug and sheer WOOl . dl-eft of aqua. To Be Wednesday h~d been ~tt four ,?r fIve tim~s All Weat Ada Cub m AdYUoOe a matcini callol with WIth the billy-club, the witness Pa7able at Da1q Iowan BU1i­ lh~lJlcl,pr lengtb veil. 'H e r only . . asserted. He sald !Ilso that before .,~ I ncI Funeral servIces for S. I. StrlCo h~ saw NiUer hav~ the chair Mil. n.. otrtee cSail7 until 6 p.JD. an hel,rf"'fl\ r. n" a gel. 72, faUier of M r II. Frands • b an ivory Bible co"ere4, S~ppel-uf Iowa "CIty, ill be at ler bad tak~n the 30 s~ats, a out ~tiODl lIluat be c:albd .. orchids. ' . 1 h c ~act-ed Heart cathedral In ejgllt blows: with the club, and the before 5 p . .. brldesrnald chose a street- n t t 9 ur---" two black Jacks had been br~ken '--: ,...avenpor a a. m. '[' ...... ""ay. on him IleIponaible for ODe IIICIftM d ross of rose .....118 crepe. Mr. Strhf,el diet! in Davenport '. __ dao GIII1. wore flowers in ber hail: Ill1d Sunda1 . Miller did break at least one trded an old fallioned bouquet.' chair over K1att's shoUlder and ~ her daughter's wed d f n " The word"" robot is !lerlved from sid4!. Garles S3id. and he added hi: ~Ik chose a :r~ia dreS9 the Czech v.ror droblt which means Ithat he saw blood runnIng dOWll DIAL 4191 mmed wiU\~ gOld ~eqllins, wi~h Work: - - ~ .- Xlatt's lei. ' ''''======::::!l •

THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA cay, IOWA TUE$DAY. DECEM!£R 4, l~ EXHIBITED IN TRA VEUNG SHOW FAITHFUL DOG RESTRAINED AS FIVE DIE IN FIRE Police Arrest Couple UVA Officers Oxford Woman On Liquor Charge, To Be Chosen .. Killed Inslantly Concealing Weapons

A Cedar Rapids man and WOIIan By Vets Today In Aulo (rash appeared In police court here JII­ terday afternoon on charges 01 g. More than 700 university veter­ legal transportation of intoxicallJa Mrs. Ray G. Smith, 47, route 3, ans will have an opportunity to liquors and carrying conceaW Oxford, was killed instantly yes­ vote for officers in the University weapons. The couple were arresild terday morning at 9 o'clock when by Highway Patrolman Ray CIiD­ Veterans' association today when the 1936 Ford coach she was driv­ nol's as they drove into the city 011 the voting booth is opened at 11 ing was struck by a Greyhound highway 218 about" o'clock JIS­ a. m. in Iowa Union. Balloting bus as she tried to cross the high­ terday afternoon. will continue until 6 p. m. with way to the driveway of her home. Waller Ellis Mercer of CIUr Bill Learning, G of Newton; Ed , The bus, driven by Austin Jam­ Rapids pleaded guilty to the liQIor Hicklin, A3 of Wapello, and Bob- I ison of Omaha, was going west charge and bond was set at $1,0110 ette Merrick, U of Des Moines. along the highway when the acci · by Police Judge John Knox. Mer. members of the association's steer-I dent occurred two miles west of I eel' told Police Judge Knox \hit ing committee, serving as judges. the Oxford "Y." It is reported that he was taking the liquor to friends Seventeen men were nominated the Smith car was parked on lhe in Cedar Rapids and also intended for the four top offices at the last right shoulder of the highway, meeting of the association Nov. 25. it for his own use. headed west. 'The bus driver said Mercer asked that preliminary Since then campaigns have been that as the bus neared her car, she carried on by the nominees to heal'ing on the charges of carryillc • suddenly drove the car across th ~ A FIREMAN KEEPS a tlrht hold on the faithful dor of the five chlIdren of Fred C. Ertman 29, returned concealed weapons, a .32 calibrt arouse interest in the voting. highway, apparently heading for war veteran, who lost their Jjves when fire destroyed their home at Fox River Grove, Ill. Their mother, The most stress has been placed revolver, be continued fpr _ the driveway or her home across Mrs. HJldur Ertman. 27. is In critical condition followlnr attempts to rescue the children. week. The court con~inued the on the need for housing facilities the road. for married veterans. Also in­ case until Dec. 12 and set bond at cluded in the campaigns are: re­ $1,000. vision of the constitution of the on~;" ;:fdnkth~'t ~~: c~::::tt~ ~~; 3Accidents Reported,· ICant,erbury Club I Increase in Business 1 Dorothy Lamborn of Cedar lUp. thrown from the car onlo the ids, who was riding with Mercer association, new and interesting pavement by the impact of the social activities, improving rela­ p U .. d Holiday Party Sunday b t d· 10 at the time of the arrest, ask~ crash. The coroner ,aid that she ersons nlnJure.- . KepOr e In wa [or a continuance 01 the UfeaaJ tionships with other groups includ­ suffered a skull fracture, broken I A Canterbury club Christmas ing university, city and state offi­ transportation charge med aeainst neck and loss of blood ~nd that he . Three accidents in which auto- party will be given Sunday at 4 Substantial increases in Iowa her by Patrolman Connors. Her c I a I s and adjusting problems believed her death was IDstantane- p. m. in the student center, 320 E. including the G. I. bill of rights. ous. The car was completely de-I mobiles were dama/!t!d but in business in October as compared bond was set at $1,000. . 1 College street. Music for dancing . Patrolman Connors said that lit 1 Some of the nominees have .is­ molished. which no persons were injured wili be furnished by the Currier with September have been shown, followed the Mercer car for thm sued letters stating their policies It was reported that no bus pas· were reported to police over the hall swing band. altho~gh employment. and pay- , miles before making the arrest in. to every veteran on campus. Other sengers were injured although the weekend. Supper will be served at 6 rolls 10 the state contmue the re- side the city limits of Iowa City. nominees have advertised in the bus went into the ditch trying to Cars driven by Police Judge I o'clock, after which there will be conversion decline, according to He said that he found the revoi· newspapers concerning their plat­ Prof. George R. Davies of the uni­ avoid the Smith car. A wrecker John Knox and Fred P . Cannon entertainment and Christmas car­ vel' under the front seat ot the car. forms. Stories have been printed TmS SCENE SHOWING the steps leadlnr to the Law Commons was was required to get the bus onto collided at Van Buren street and ol'ing. Admission, which includes versity bur e a u of business re­ in The Daily Iowan to inform vot­ Four cases of liquor bearinl n· submJtted In a print competition of the Campus Camera club and Is the highway although it did not Iowa avenue Saturday afternoon. the supper, will be 75 cents a cou­ search. \inois tax stickers were found ill ers of the candidates' views on im­ now In a traveIlnr show. Taken by Jlm Showers, A2 of Iowa City, turn over. Passengers were trans- Police Judge Knox reported dam- pIe. "Housing shortages are reported the car. portant issues. president. it Is an example of the work produced by club members. ferred to another bus later in th4t ages of $194 to his car and 'Can- Reservations should be made from many Iowa communities Mimeographed ballots will be morning. non's pickup truck was damaged with Donald Kreymer at 3133 be- where no special rea§on for such Choice of subject matter Is enUrely liP to the individual. Christmas wrapping paper, wl11 b@ furnished to each veteran who can Sllrviving Mrs. Smith are her to the extent of $75 . .; fore Thursday. Kreymer, A3 of shortages appears evident," Pro' identify himself with university h usb and; five daughters, Mrs. Cars driven by Malcolm L. Hip- 'Iowa City, is also in charge of fessor Davies stated in the current under the instruction of Mrs. RI1 Identification card. urer are: Jerry Nelson, A2 of Emil Tomas, Mrs. Antone Tomash sher of the pre-flight school and dates. Those wishing dates for the issue of the Iowa Business Digest. V. Smith. Winina Hubbard will b@ Candidates for president are: Shenandoah; Tom Wolf, Ll of and Mrs. Walter Emmell, all of lIale Greenleal of Centerville col- evening should notify him as soon "A building\boon is indicated as in charge ot the meeting. Gene Goodwin, J3 of Nashua; Ben Coon Rapids; Don Watson, A3 of Danforth 10 Be near Oxford, and Charlotte and lid e d at College and Gilbert as possible. soon as materials become avail­ Although the Friendly New· Ellsworth, L1 of Iowa City; Ken­ Seattle, Wash., and Malcolm Liv­ . Helen, al home; two sons, Harle)" streets Sunday aftern?on. The car In charge of decorations is Mir­ able and capital and labor are able comers club is a Methodist orpn. ization, all young wives of unI· neth Eble, Al of Shelby, and Dr. engood, CI of Newton. serving with the army in Get'- I!riven by Greenleaf IS owned by iam Prosser, G of Minneapolis, to settle theil' differences and go Robert Moyers, now doing gradu­ many. and Kenneth of C e da r Fred W. Kent of Iowa City. Minn .; food chairman Is Charles back to work," he further de­ versity studen ts, veterans, a pd ate work in opthodontics. Speaker Here Rapids, and hel' mother, Mrs. Lot- Damages of $75 were done to a M. Wilson of Iowa City; Val Phil­ clared. business and professional men an Nominees for vice-president are: tie Irvin who resides at the Smith car driven by Clarence P. Brown lips is head of entertainment, and Residential building per mit s welcome to join. Harvey Ingham, J3 of Booneville; Roy O'Leary Fined showed a 69 percent increase dur- Par Danforth of the American home. ' when it was involved in an acci- Betty Putnam, Al of Minneapolis, Bill Henke, LI of Charles City; ing 0 c t 0 be r. Building contracts FriendS service committee will Funeral services will be con· dent with a car driven by J . R Minn., is making arrangements for Henry Albers. G of Belle Plaine. dus:ted Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Martin aiternon at Dodge the music. showed 34 percent' and building For Leaving Accident speak on "Invitation to Revolu· Sa~rday and Don Shaw, G of Oelwein. at the Federated church in Ox- and BloomIngton streets. ______~, ----_ permits, 26 pErcent. . tion" at the meeting of Informa- CHRISTMAS CARDS Candidates for secretary are: ford. The body is at the Oathout • • Farm products' prices and Indi­ Victor HarriS, Al of New Athens; Roy E. O'Leary, 901 N. Dodge tion First at 4:10 p. m . Thursday vidual and employment gained one Dick Park, L3 of Victor; Cliff street, . was fined $100 and $2.50 I!n the seJ;late chamber of Old Cap- funeral home. . Last Rites Thursday IThree-Cent Stamp I cent, and employment gained one . . it~ In boxed AS80rtmenli Richards, pre-law student of Iowa costs m police court yesterday on The committee, which has its percent. Farmers' prices remained Camera Club to Give b M b h To Honor Texas I the same as in September. City; Ray Hess, Ll of Kingsley, charges of leaving the scene of an headquarters at Drake university with sentiment to please and Merlin Larson, G of Swea accident. The car which O'Leary in Des Moines, is a national com­ Print Showing Tonight FOf A igail cKait • A three-c e n t commemo~ City. stamp recognizing the hundredth was driving was involved in an mittee on international friendship. Friendly Newcomers Humorous. Artistic, Modem Nominees for the office of treas- At Chemistry Building Funeral services for Abigail Me anniversary of the entrance of accident with a car driven by This week's Information First To Meet Thursday ReligioUi. and ConaervCllh, Ralph T. O'Brien on East Market lecture will be the last of the Raith, former resident of Iowa Texas into the union will be is­ A print exhibition will be given City, will be at the Hohenschuh sued by the postoffice department street Saturday night. The O'Brien series until after Christmas vaca­ tonight by the Campus Camera The Friendly Newcomers club car was turned over after it had tion. mortuary Thursday at 2 p. m. Miss Dec. 29, an official department club in room 314, chemistry build­ McRaith died in Portland, Ore., bulletin said yesterday. will meet at the Wesley founda­ been hit by O'Leary's car. Ing, at 7:30. Members may sub­ tion annex Thursday from 2 to 5 O'Brien filed a charge of reck­ Friday. The stamp will be issued Ries Iowa Book Store Junior Farm Bureau mit as many as four mounted She was a former teacher in the through the Austin, Tex. posto/­ p. m. to continue work on two pro­ less driving against O'Leary but prints, size 8xlO or larger. jects. These projects, textile pain L­ O'Leary was released after filing To Meet Wednesday local schools and a graduate of St fice, and will be of special de­ Judging will be done by the ing and m a It i n g personalized a $100 bond yesterday. Hearing on Mary's high school and lhe Uni- livery size. club members. While the results the charge was continued until 9 The Junior Farm Bureau will versity o! Iowa. She had been o'clock tl]is morning. meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock of the judging are being tabu­ teaching at the high schools in I • No persons were injured in the in the community building, with yated, Jim Showers, A2 of Iowa Portland during the pas t few accident. Mr. and Mrs. John Maxey of Iowa City, president. will demonstrate years. City as chairman of the program. the use of the speed graphic cam­ She is survived by one sister, . Harry Seelman and Loren Wood era, commonly used by news pho­ Helen McRaith of PorUand, and . Nationwide Clothing of Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. How­ tographers. one brother. Joseph F. McRaith of I ard Fountain of . Iowa City are Everyone interested in photog­ Cedar Rapids. Drive Begins Jan. 7 committee members for the meet- raphy is invited to attend the Burial will be in St. Joseph's ing. meeting. cemetery. A nationwide clothing collec­ tion sponsored by the United Na­ tions relief and rehabilitation ad­ ministration and val'lous voluhteer war reUef agencies will begin Jan. 7, at:cording to a postoffice announcement yesterday. :::iiiiiii1. Gin the Perfect Henry J. Kaiser has been ap­ SAllE TlME~. $J50 pointed chairman of the ,drive by "ttrocn •• 'y Gift - Months of President Truman. pooh ..... '" Musical Ple ..ur. Boxes will be placed in post­ ,,"fvlII,,,,,, reeOf''' office lobbies and other convenient locations in Iowa City for collec· tion during the clothing drive. A poster, bearing the words, "What Can You Spare That They Can Spencer's ' Wear?". is being prepared by the office of the director general of Harmony Hall the administration for display in postoffices throughout the coun­ 15 S. Dubuque sl try.

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