Builds Cannon, Kills Self • Th. Weath.r Today !iAN BERNADINO, CALIF. (JP) - Mr. Roland 1\1. Vallet told poUce tbat for six: montbs ber busband bad been work In.. In tbelr .. arace on somethln... She said Cloudy and warmer today. Cloudy tomor he refused to tell ber what II WlUl except that It was "Important. .. row. High today 80; low 50. Yest rday's Vallet. 61, was killed Wednesday by a home-made OWGI1 high 78; low 49. eabDon. the .. somethln.... be had been watkin.. on for Established l8SS-Vol. 80, No· 265-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, Aug. 6, 1948-Five Cents .. Ion ... A note he left complained of III hea1th. House Passes 110-Foot Drop to Death Bill '0 Control Russ Ease Financ.ial (red it, Buying By JACK RUTLEDGE WASH INGTON (JP}-The GOP an(i-Intlalion measure \Vas passed, 264 to 97, yesterday by the house Crisis In West Berlin in I sharp rebuff for president Truman. * * * 'The measure calls for restora Wanted: A Fire-Proof Fire House tion 01 wartime controls on in See Additional See Possible stallment buying, and moderate tightening of bank credit It ig JOlIN" T WN, PA. (JP)-Th Oakland suburban fire de. 8 hOillie. nores the President's demand tor l partment is in the market for fire-proof fire rationing and price-wage control Talks Between Eight yeaTS ago tbe departmpnt'R building burned down. A (ii, Money powers, and for an excess profits on . tory bri k building replaced tax. Cine, it. The bill was rushed to the Sen Today the volunteers serambled out of bed to answer an lte as Republicans leaders drove West. Russia alarm. 'J'h y didn't have to go far - th ir fire bou e was Compromise for adjournment of the extra ses on fire. By GEORG BRIA By EDDY GILMORE nly the wall. were standing after tb blaze. An ambu- sion of congress tomorrow night. MOSCOW (IP)-British, Ameri BERLIN (JP) - TIle Russians or next Tuesday at the latest. Ion nnd most fir -fighting equipment wa. de. troy d. The sliehtly relaxed their financial can ami Fr neh envoys conferrecl fir('m u aved onE' piece of quipment - tb ir fire engine. SpUt On Howlinr at the AmerlC'an embas y yester blockade of Berun yesl rday as 'But plans for swift adjourn day and wer believed to be for this crisis-ridden city wutched for ment were Imperilled by a wide mulating plans fOr another east results of four-pow('I' diPl malic open split within Republican wClit meeting with Prlme Mlnis maneuverin" in Mwcow. ranks on the housing issue. 't r Stalin Says Mystery Witness The aciion indicat d the Rus The senate banking couunittee, siaml may be willing to work out Frunk Robert, spe ial British a compromis 01 til eaA-west cm'_ in n surprise move, dumped OVer envoy, join d Fr nch Ambassador board a housing bill sponsored by rency diBput h reo SovIet auth Yves Chataigneau in U. S. Ambas orities have given tile mOlley con Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) and sador Woller B. Smith 's oUice yes May. Crack Spy Case sent to the senate floor a revised flict as a reason Cor th ir Imposi terduy afternoon. The. conference tion of the land blockade on lhe vmion of the Taft-Ellender-Weg ffi W ARIINGTON (JP)- A my lety wit u 's 118 be n found who followed un adler round of dip city. ner housing bill, backed by Presi lomatic meetings yesterday and may" 'rnc·k wiele ojlen the whole Soviet Rpy CaRl'," th honse 1m dent Truman. The senate then be Tells Of Acreement same Wedne.~dIlY night. Amerkan llctivitie. committ onnonne d last night. gan consideration of the latter 'Chere wus no Official statement Charles Gi fford, Bl'iti~h finance measure. on uny d velopments last night Actill~ 'hairJll811 Mundt (R-SD) lold r('porter8 a subcommit officer, told a news conference of build. This was a new flareup of an tee i'l bing. cnt out of town to inlt'I'view the witness. Mundt de the Russians' financial action. He of the but informed sources said "deve said the anti-Communist Berlin old batUe. The T-E-W bill, which lopments were possible." The thr~e Ward clined to Ray who th(' per on is, or wher hc is located. city government had reached nn has been sponsored by Sena tor west rn nvoys w re report.ed Earlier in the day, a congress in Lee Tart (R-Ohio) among others, is agreement with lh Russians for st nding by after their lengthy man declared that 1,300 pounds Whittaker Chambers, a previous the release ot enough funds from also designed to encourage the con in eling at the American embassy. of precious compounds were ship witness, hod testified that Hiss blocked Russian mark accounts to struction of 15 million homes in All three ernbassies had receiv was a member of the "Red under per to Russia "at the very height m~et its weekend payments. 10 years. ed first rc,lction Sfrom their gov iround" here. Hiss now is head of A simil:1r arrangement was ernmenls the Monday night Two Controversies of atomic research in 1943." the Car 0 e g i e F 0 undaUoo for reached for business firms in tho Two features of it, in particular, conversations with Stalin and Uranium is a basic material In ternational Peace. western sectors or the City, Gil have aroused controversy. They were believed now in a position to for atomic bombs. The first Rep. Mundt told reporters that tard said. Those concerns had formulatc thelr next steps. call for federal loans and sub$idJes atomic bomb in warfare was in his opinion Hiss certainly been in a pOSition of not being able \0 help clear slums and foe fed Reliuble soure s ~aid a new ap "made a rather convincing case." to meet salaries and other debts AP Wireph oto proach may be made to the Rus dropped on Hiroshima three years eral financing of low-cost homes, A nO-FOOT DROP IN A SEMI-TRAn.ER brourht death to two Detroit men yesterday at Ea t t. ago yesterday. Chambers issued a statement say because of the weck ·old squeeze which would be owned by public Louis, III. Their machine, which was baulint: a. load at fUrniture, ripped out a. 10-(00t section ot the sians shortly and that this was ing he has "no change whatever on money. likely to take the form of another McDowell Testltles housing 3iencies in various com guard raU on the approach to MacArthur bridge aoross the l\lIssisslppl and then plunred to the &'round. to make" in his testimony ~on "No Striugs" munities. Gap III the rail can be seen at the top or the picture. four-powl'r In eling involving Rep. McDowell (R-Pa) told cerning Hiss. Stalin. thaut the alleged uranium ship Giffard said as fllr as he knew Some house leaders have brand The gi t or lh«; r 'plit's from Wa ments t.o his colleailues on the 2. A senate luvesi.I ...tln.. Bub "no strings were attached" to tile ed the public housing feature ~hingtC)n, London and Paris to house committee on un·American commlttee headed by Senator Fer Russian release of funO s. IT add ·socialistic." The bill offered by tlJt'i .. envoys' reports ot the first guson (R-Mich) heard testimony ed: liThe pres!'nt Ul'l"lIl1gcment ap. Inc of a joint senate-house com Man's Best Fftiend at Work Guard Ups Quota; pears satisfactory to tit!' wc:>tern ('ollV{ ' ~ 'iubolls were car efully that commerce department offi Sfoator McCarthy, with the back For comment by PresIdent allies." .. P ASADE~ A. CA 1..1 fT<'. {JP)- Darryl N.-lsoJl, ~, to. sed 8 gllJlt It" ('r, ct. It w, s not .knoWlJ '{'ruman on tbe Communist cials knew that William W. Rem ing of a joint senate-house com Still Needs Offiters, Asked wily the Ru ~slons should lit;thted 1I11It(' 11 ilJtu II eon he had bE'PIl llfli ng for ch~lllj C3l ex: wh('Lhll' ul,other me~ ting with invuUrations and otber sub In..:ton was the subject 01 an "ac mittee, omitted the publlc hous Stal in wou let IJc for the purpose ot tive investigation for espionage" suddenly swerve {rom the appar ing and slum clearance provisions. pt'rimellls. '['he can explodpd. Darry l 'f; pants caught J'ir . Je is, se& PAGE 6. ent aim of ach! ving a financial givl Jl~ the repli·s or the west rn when he was hired. Samuel Klaus, It , Mrs. NO I'm un J plson, I hI' boy'l'I motlH'r' dllsbed to hi s air!. Some Enlisted Men was designed to spur the build pow.'!" 10 Sovid proposals. a state department lawyer, made monopoly in 'Bcrlill, 111' replied. ing of low-cost homes and large A ·Jl eighbor's dolt, excited by the blas t, dash d to Mrs. Neif;o l1 llCtlVltJ S. lt is one of two con WASJ[[NGTON (IP) - The no It W:JS l>:lJd on good ;l uUlOrity , the statement. Remington, now "They apparently did not want scale rental properties, principal and bit hC,'\" on t h~ If\g, gressional units now digging Jnto tional guard opened the door yes how ver, thot the tWO-hour Mon under suspension, was chairman o.f to bring things to u head in Ber· ly by means of more liberal credit. 1\1oth(,I' and son w~c trented at Pasadena emerg ncy hos charges that Communists infiltrat lin whlle negotiations were gOing terday to more volunteers. day night III 'cling got down to the a committee which passed 00 the pital, sh rOI' tlle bit and Ihe boy for bums. ed into hiih places in lhe U.S. on elsewhere (in Moscow). The PredJct House Defea.t basic l~ucs involved. These is shipment ot goods to Russia. 'rhe dOgll t'srapetl unhormrd. The move is designed to bring governm nt during the wat. Russians appear to huvr agreed to Angry senators who favored the sues :Ire l.elieved to include the 3. Rtp. Rankin (D-Ml.. ) a in more oIricers, but it also serves McDowell sold the uranium was the arraniement in ol'der to pel' McCnrthy bill predicted the T-E-W to boost the ceiling on enlisted U'alfil' sI tuation at. Berlin and measure would be defeated in the shipped "alter tremendous pres member of the house un-American mlt the life of Berlin to go on tor men. N~w stale quotas were issu east-wc~t differences in Germ,my activities commlttee, urged that house, it not in the senate. generally. sure on all phases of our govern the time being." The anti-inflation measure baCk Crump·Support~d Candidates ed. ment from known Russian agents Henry A. Wallace be called in for CommunJsts Break ed by Republicans would: The money congress approl,)iat and others who had worked questioning. Rankin said it ap~ Meanwhile, the first open break I. Authorize the federal re ed for the national guard forces themselves Into positions of im peared that Communists achieved ' in Berlin Communist ranks Over serve board to impose installment it to set a ceiling of 341,000 offic GOP Pa1ir to Plan portance." He said the uranium "key positions" In the commerce the land blockade was reported buying controls \lip to March 15, Trail -in Tennessee Primary ers and men this year. was dispatched in two shipments department When Wallace headed durini the day. A st.ormy m eling 1949. (In wartime this meant a Thi1i total was almost reached Campaign Sfrategy !rom "a , small obscure alrlield In it. of the youth sectinn of the Com. one-third down payment on such NAHH V[lJ!JR {JPJ-'rwo D(,ll1ocratic primary CI:mcJiclales RlIp for ahead of the June 30, 19
Passes CongreSl 9ne Car Reduced $5 - S140,000 Damage in WASIDNGTON (R»-Congress yesterday approved a $65-million New Hampton Fire loan to the United Nations to build NEW HAMPTON (JP)-A large a headquarters in New York City. Fords Go Up $15 in Third Price Increase part of one of New Hampton's President Truman had listed the DETROIT (JP)- The Ford Motor finest business buildings was in loan as one 01 the things he want ruins last night in the wake of !I ed the special session to approve. company yesterday increased the introduction ot the new models bor costs, and the necessity of re raging fire which aaused an est.i So tar, it is the only one of MI". price o.f all but one of its Ford $85 to $125 we('jl added to the ducing present production volume mated $140 ,000 damage. price Lags. due to material shortages which Truman's' requests grant~ by the mod~ls another $75. The (ire, which for a tim. Yesterday's increases average cause production interruptions. Republlcan-dominated congre!S. The single exception was the threatened a large portion of the \ .. five percent. They bring to !rom Virtually all other cor mnnulac downtown area, destroyed mucn slx-cylinc;ier busil)eSB coupe which $]94 to $290 the increases Ford turers have ad vanced prices (itis of the ill terior of the two-story low.n Delivery Notice w~s cut $5. has announced since Jan. 15, 1947, year, the latest being General iWlo brick Kennedy building. AU " aden" reailtered for It was the second increase by when cuts of .from $15 to $50 were tors which increased t!Jem on all The fire reportedly started in AP Wirephoto the lour-week Ie_Ion are re FOfd since the 1949 models were made in what Henry Ford II said its cars an average of eight per the basement of the Gamble store WHEN 1\ BRIDGE THREW THEM OUT OF THEIR HOMES these people protested to their .. overnor. qllelW to ea.1 !rhe Dall, Iowan introduced last June 18, and the was an effort to halt inflation. ceni. Still other increases report in the center section of the build Tbe lnoldeD' oeeurred In Mauaebuetta wbere the state evicted 250 people to make way for a new b1lllDeU office, 41'1, to luure third in a little less than a year. The Ford price advances result, edly are in the making and may ing and burned through to the brldre .crosa \be MysUe river. Tbe bousebolden .tu e4l • protei, mareb yesterday. wound UP at Gov. iIelIvery at the paper. On Aug. 24 of last year Ford hik a company announcement said, be announced before the year's roof. At one time flames and smoke Robert Bradford', office In the BOlton atate houe (allen). OUklome of the conlrovery sttU Is no& ed.' prices from $34 to ,90j with from increases in,material and la- end. ------were shooting hiSh into the air. luIow~ • TJU DAILY IOWAN. FKlDAY. AUGUST 6. lIU..LPAGE TWO .. · W· AOO M t R Cards'Try-OutCampAlhlelicsBell Jamcucans In A - e er un Open's Here Mondaylhree Homers, Wllnt Beals Herb McKenley,,· Boudreau Hurl ballThe hopefuls S1. Louis at Cardmals the City willpark open baseball their diamondtry-out camp next for'Monday. local base- The Top Sox TWI1Ce camp will last through Wednesday. I. T k Scout Donald D. White oC the Cards is now in Iowa City making CHICAGO (A»-The PhiladeJ· lbe DllpS arrangements for the try-outs. White said that two S1. Louis scouts, phia Athletics, who baven'thada Lee, Yer deur WIn In an Joe Monohan and Jack Sturdy, will.took over Iowa City prospects home run in Chicago's Comiskey As Trl during their three day stay. park since 1946, yesterday used B1 GAYLE TALBOT Local boys between the ages of 17-23 are eligible for the try-outs, three round trippers to win a dOli' OLYMPIC STADIUM, WEMBLEY, ENGLAND (A» - America's S 3 0 which will consi.st of batting, fielding, running. pitching and other ble-header, 3-0 and 7-4, agailllt 20-year monopoly on the Olympic 400 meter run went boom yesterday enator~, . necessary functions which the scouts use to judge the ball players. the Chicago White Sox beIo~e 8,- when a pair of former high school teammates from Kingston. Jamaica. ... White also said that those boys under 17 can tryout and, If they are 053 persons. ran the legs off the best Uncle Sam could produce. good enough. their names will be sent to St. Louis tor futurc refer- 1-_ ence. After Joe Coteman pi.."hed I One of them. a gangling, coffee-colored speedster named Arthur CLEVELAND (A» - The Cleve- six-hitter for his eleventh win, · t, ci led 'b d 01 I tra k' 46 ~ ods to 'n the classl'c Only graduates or high school, or boys whose classe" have grad- W10 rc I e re ymp e c 10 ... seco WI land Ind'ians kept thel'r sll'm hold '1 Do·n W'-'te and Sam Chapman .~_ ....-'ddl e-u .tista nce even t by t wo yar d s an d equa I th e g ames recor d I' 1 . h A . uated, will be able to accept contracts. The Cards will hold three ed homersIU to clinch the secobd~ set by Bill Carr of the United States at Los Ange\,es in 1932. on Irst p ace In t e merlcan camps in Iowa. beginning in IOwa City and then going to Ottumwa The lower..... JamaJeaa made league yesterday with a 3-0 vic- and LeMars. game. " . torf over the Washington Nation ------The twin vlctol')' lifted J'!dII. liP full, six yardll In a lpeCtaeu. breaking a monopoly the Finns delphJa Ihto a second plate tit Iar Itreteh drive In whlcb be had l!njoyed since 1924. ais, but Lou Boudreau. the Tribe's with New York In AJnerIeaD nalietl hli eoDJIh'7man. the fam The sweep cave the Swedes manager and star shortstop, was learue stand1n6s, two perceil\· their thIrd tr.elt .nd lIeld triu injured in the game. are po'nts behind Cleveland. ous Rerb Meltealey. 15 y ...u mph and strenl'thened thel!' I MAJORS~ Boudreau eolJlded with Left ~aje~ki broke the homer fam· from the tlnisb wire. hold on second place amon&, the NATIONAL LE G E fielder 011 Coan at second base W L PCT. OB ine when he opened the A's ninth McKenle,. In tum, fiashed nations. TIle United States was W L PCT. OD Boston ...... 1 ~2 ,(no in the seventll Innln .. when the ~'! with his no. 10 oCf Joe "Haymes. across four yards in front of Mal far In the lad with eill'ht fmb. Cleveland ... ..n .~'III'J Brooklyn ._...... 60 .. . . H\ shortstop dove for a bad throw phlladelphl. .bi 3"4J .~9g0 Sl. Loula .~ ...... M 4ri .M1 fl ~ Marino Pieretti's successor. No other country had more than .i!919 New York ...... roo III .5Z1 5\i Whltfleld. the American air forces from Pitcher Oche Bearden to New York ...... !ill if9 'i The full house .stage tor While', .eraeant who earlier in the week one. Boston ...... (;.~ 4\ .1\.'16 I pltlsb.reb ...... 4U 43 .110. 1 make the piatout. He "nlshed Detroit tn .\1 .11' J '!'~ l'blladell>hla ...... ~6 4U .4U;; II round tripper in th second gll]lt 800 II 7 . 118 CI.~lnn ..1 .....•.... Dave Bolen. grlld Boudreau's rlght shoulder. right h.:::t~:'.. Ma~. ~~:;:fo(6.<,~I)eh!) - 001.· 81. Loul. al Philadelphia ~nl,ht) - Pol. boot. Then White drilled his ~ of Colorado unlversity, took Erik Elmsaeter, who was clocked Ml Andersen iltrufl'led and sank after completing first half of knee and right ankle were only .... w York at Cle.eland In,lrh\) - Lo· let 114) v. Leonard ~8·9) major league hOmer into the l&w. f!)urth place.; Morris Curotta of in 9:08.2. Gote Hagstroem loped in test pat ~II·G) v. Yell.r 1f1t·1~) Cblc'eo at Bo to.. (nlthl) - Chambe.. bruised and thllt he might be able Wa Mnrt ....t Dolrolt (nlrhl) - Muter· (1.7) " . Blekford (1.11) er deck of the left field pavilIon. ~.tralia was !i1th, and George third, ahother 30 Yllrds back. and to play in the important (our Ifon (';.6) "" Gray (8·n) Ye terday', Re. ult. Gqlda Of Villanova sixth. A. Cuyode of Italy was fo·urth. titles, atready salted away by the man who was trying to win a race Philadelphia at 81. Loul. Inlrh\) Brooklyn 6. Cbl .... 1 game series opening here with ~Ia ..\lildoo (K·8) v. K.nn~dy 1:1. 1) Cbl ..,. at Brooklyn ISecond rame Another fTMt crowd near the U.S. Tankers Break Muks American team. Anotl'ltr first is for himself. and couldn't. the New York Yankees today. po lpolled. rain) lTu:(erd.)". ltC!'lult. 8o~o- n 6, ClneinnaU 4 Ti.mely HiHing Gives .&Mllu .... _&elly of 80.toO .\ While America's dry land athle confidently expected today in the Arll'entine Leads Dechathlon Catcher Jim liegan's lOth and t. Loul. a.t Ntw Vork. (Poltponed, tuousll t.be aIIowers as the tes were drawing a blank on the The first live events of the 11th homers and one by Bearden Phlladolphla 3·7. Chluro 0·1 till,,) women's high dive. decathlon, supreme test of speed, Bo ten 6. st. Loul,7 PUIJ.bureh al Philadelphia. (Double· ~riclan iftek and field foreel score sheet, her water stars In the were the only Cleveland hits. Jlfew York 2. Odrolt • header. afternoon and nlcbt. pOI'.,.oed. Yanks 2-1 Vlidory ~JI" ... onl1 &IIe..eeond lI.y hearby Empire pool were busy Joe Verdeur of Philadelphia skm and strength, found the three They enabled Bearden to take a Ie eland 3, Wa"'hln,lon.. II r.in) iIeee the ..mea .bean to Wtn a breaking more records and chalk chalked up a new Ob'mpJe ree American competitors sitting com six-hit shutout as his nihth vic DETROIT (A»-Cashing in 011 llal pI_. Ing up their third strllight divin« ord of 2:40 In wlnnillt his heal fortably in third. fourth and fifth tory against three deteats. ,,'h dl three timely doubles, the NftI Thole fans, who haYe aHended title. of tbe ZOO meter brea.tI'nil.e positions last night, with five The baiteryniates homered in the games in amazing numbers. Lieut. Sammy Lee. 28-year-old swim. The old mark was 2;42.5, mOre events to be decided today. succession in the third Inning off M B kR I let by Tet ub Damuro 'Of .Japan ajors .r~a u es~ an or ~~~~~:~~;S!t:~F%d~ie ~:! finally lieard the band play "God medical otiicer from Pasadena. Leading the field of 33 at the Ral! Scarborough in the third. and ~ve the King" when Wint re Calif., won a clean-cut decision In 1936. halfway point was Enrique Kis- Hegan \jj(l it again off Tom Fer CINCINNATI (/.P) - Baseball clubs were accused of violating both Allie Reynolds scattered six hits C4liy~d th~ victor's salute. over 25 of the world's greatest The women's 100 meter bt'e1Ist tenmacher, a versatile Argentine. rick In the eighth. the bonus playcr and high school rules yestel"day by Commissioner to best Freddie Hutchinson in I Threa blond, tireless Swedes diving stars in the high tower stroke championship. however, with total of 3,897 points. Sec A.B. Chandler, who added \.hat the guilty "will be severely penal- tight pitcher's duel but had 110 a ized." 'have help in the ninth from Fire- ran away with the day's other event. This was added to the went to Karen Margrethe Harup ond was Ignace Heinrich of fit).al, the -3.000 meter steeplechase, men's and women's springboard of Denmark, who deteated Suz- France, with 3,880. Bob Mathias, I SQnny Dean Defeated I The high mogul of the sport man Joe Page, big New York left· anne Zimmerman of Portland. the 17-year-old schoolboy [rom I In Junior Golf Tourney ~id not name any. one in a direc- after his class has been gl·aduated. hander.P ft D' k W k" t 4 0 , , live of warning. in which he said: age came on a er IC a e- $ $ cue $ Ore.. lind lowered the Olympic Tulare. Calil., was third, with "The commissioner's office is Bonus players arc those who are field ttipled to put the tying rUn recOrd 1: 14.4. Miss Zimmerman 3.848; Floyd Simmons. formerly of to LINCOLN, NEBR. (}P) - Sonny paid from $800 by a class :E club on third with one out in the last "'--(t;iI" was second. the University 01 North Carolina. Dean of Iowa City and Don Web not naive enough to be unmindful haH of PLUS BEA R and the HARE "Color Cartoon" MAGIC OITY i'!1J peclal" Lat-----est News" , ! THE DAILY IOWAN. nmA1'. AUGUST 8, 19n-PAGE TIDlR Mountaineers Leave 'Come Hail or -High Water' 'Nuts,' 'Bolts' Name Rep. Krall Today for Wyoming, Sixteen Members Devil's Tower Climb I In Chamber Contest Withdraws Two truckloads of Iowa Mount Because of ill health, State Rep. aineers will leave Iowa City today Sixteen new members of the Frank J. Krall of Iowa City will for the Wind River mountain rowa City Chamber of Commerce not run for re-election to the state He,e's a Simple Dish range in Wyomlnl for theIr an were announced yesterday morn legislature in the November gen nual summer outin,. ing at a breakfast meeting olf eral election. Other members of the orlani groups competing in a continuous Krall, who will continue to zation will meet there. A membership drive. serve until the end of the tenn That's Easy To Make total of 52 persons wUl tate part in Ray Thornberry, captain of the Jan. 1, made the announcement the outina. "Bolts," reported the signing of in a letter to Edward W. Lucas, Under the leadership of John S. 11 members includin, Wikel chairman of the Johnson oounty Ebert, the croup will remain in the Typewriter exchange, the Up central committee. Wind River rellon until about Au,. towner, Cook's Paint stere, Edm He alse enclosed a formal with 19. As an unofficial part of the Motors, Protein Blenders, Inc., drawal notice addressed to the outin" 14 men and one woman will the Airliner, Reich's cafe, the secretary of state. The notice, attempt te climb the 1,000 toot clifl Irish Potato Chip Co., Iowa Val Lucas said, will be forwarded to face of Devil's tewer. ley MUling company, S. and S. Rollo Bergesen, secretary of state. Mrs. Cole Fisher, Omaha, a sec Heatin, and ,Air Conditioning and The state representative spot retary on the SUI campus, is plan Dan Roth hatchery. on the Democratic ticket will be ning to attempt the climb. If she The other five members were tilled by the county central com reaches the top she will be the first signed up by the "Nuts," captained mitt¥ when official notification woman to do so. by Bob Stevenson. Their signees is received from Bergeson, Lucas Th Devil's Tower climb will be were Priebe hatchery, Bradley said. led by Paul Petzoldt, Jackson, Wyo. Gough Motors, Happel, Inc., Marc Stewart of the New York Lite Former SUI Student Insurance company and Means Gets Appointment Phillips Service station. Awarded Fellowship Dorr Hudsen, "head plua" of At U. 01 II/ino;s the campaign, nnnounced that the A Cormer sur student, Herbert Geist ot Iowa City, has been An SUI alumnus, Mrs. Marilyn "Bolts" now lead the "Nuts" by o score of 1,733 to 1,608. erant.ed a fellowship in hlstdry N. Hewlett, has been aptKlinted to and political science at the Unl. the faculty of the UniVersity of IDA LUPINO MARRIES versity of Arizona in Tucson. minois's Chicago undergraduate LA JOLLA, CALIF (JP)-lda He will joln the 8ta rr there division at Navy pier. . ITllis is the*'** time of the yell l' to mflke thp most*** of th "prid of AP WIrephoto Luplno, blonde motion picture ac Sept. 1. ' Iowa" .... COl·n. She will begin her dUties Sept. SIX INCHES OF HAlL AND A CLOUDBURST did more than $200,000 dama,e to the downteWD see tress, and Collier Young, film In addition 10 doing graduate orn sticks llre the simplest of corn dishes to pr pare.. and t.ake 1. tton of Butte, Monl, Au,. 1 as overworked aloma aewera l aDed to carry water away 'ast enoul'h. F1uh studio ~xecutive, were married study, Geist will teach element vtry little time. Wh n served hot with plenty of butter, even the Mrs. Hewlett received her baeh floocl made & two-feet-deep lake at thll IDters« tlOD. Han made a wintry seen!!. here yesterday. ary poli tical science. simplest dinner will be one the elor of arts degree here In 1945, tl,!llily remembers. Time 15 min and her master of arts degree In sem for about Six weeks. utes; temperature 425 degrees; speech here in 1947. Double Wedding Beta State Auditors Finish Acoording te the auditor, the Wakes 14 smal~l!Orn sticks: She Is a member of Phi city clerk's balance and the city 1 cup enriched yellow corn meal Kappa, Zeta Phi Eta, Mortar board and Delta Sigma ,Rho. 1 cup sifted enriched flollr For Rashid Sisters Check of City Books treasurer's balance must check cup sugar with the certified deposit at the . i Iowa City municipal reoords bank. \.4 teaspoon salt for Tomorrow were approved yesteJ'day by the Set The books checked by Ihe audi 3,teaspoons baking powder I n one of the most lav ish affairs rown' 'n' Campus state auditors after an eight-week tors Included police, library, city ,1 egg •. of Iowa City history, Rosalyn and !il!i!ii!i!i!!i!ii!!ii!!!i_!lilliiiiii!!liill.!Ii!~ examina tion. Johana Rashid will be married engineer, playground, park, com .. I.cup milk OATALYST CLU..... The Catal This announcement was made in a double ceremony at 2:30 by· M. B. Bolsem, representative munity center and city scales. II cup shortening (at room tem p.m. tomorrow at St. Mary's yst club wiD hold ita next reau . perature) lar meeting Monday at the Iowa of the state office, who has been churCh. condUcting the examination. Sitt the dry ingredien ts together The brldes-elect are the daugh nUnols G~ and Electric company CENTENNlAL FILM auditoriwn. Bolsem explained that all t A 33-minute sound 1iJm. In Into a medium-sized bowl and add ters oC Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rashid, books of ibe city ordinarily are e(JS, milk and shortening. Beat 1011 Woodlawn drive. Rosalyn will checked annually. However, be color, "Our Iowa," was produced marry Panl W. Wilkerson and SADDLE CLuB - The Iowa With a roiary beater until smooth, City Saddle club" ""ill hold a trail cause of shortage of help, it has to commemorate tile Centennial No wonder pi e nic'A~n AO lor Ann Pile Fooda! No J..Iy 1_ : Johana will 'become the bride of been two years since the Iowa wondrr Ibey devour doun. of Arut Pa,e Olivel . .. about one minute. Do not cver Ropert N. Parker. Both men are ride at 10 a.m. Sunday, starting of the admission of Iowa to the Clty booa had been audited. . pre.d Iheir bread Ibick wilh Ann PIKe Peanu l Bul· W.... ln', beat. residents of Burlington. from home of ' Kite KnOWllng, Union by SUI's Bureau of Visual trr, PrelervM, JI"" Ind Jelliel .•. mix their ,"11 <1. Route 3. . Pour the batter Into hot greased An old-fashioned theme is be E. L. Schneckloth assisted Bol- Instruction. with Ann Pa,e Sal.d Orellln, Iud Mlyonnai,el For, Da, corn stick . pans and ,bake in a hot ing carried out throughout the Ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" like III the ~ood Ihinp in Ihe '"moul Ann Pille line, dle.e Ire .4&P's Pinu, •.. Dlade or IOp.qUIUI1 in· Now Oft s'" oven 15 to 20 minutes. "'t'dienu Ind IIborllory.conlrol1ed II every IliA" of NOle: Corn »tick paDS are ear festivities.consist of thirty-twoThe bridal persons,party will all RE:·. M·', .. ·E ' N'DOUS' VALU ES preparalLolL They tOll . urpri.in.ly lillIe, 100. Piek ~~Y5e dressed in white. An honor guard r' pltnlY (or )lour pi lIiea! of-eom.lhaped paM now back on of thirty of the brides' Alpha the market. Iota business sorority sisters will .. . . Pura Blackberry PI'IIIRa ~N ~AG~ lio-s;,~ 29c M.zol. 011 ...... o~ .. also be dressed in white, wearing r matching head gear of flowers SHE LLAD Y S L Aft: :om;to ~.~. d~f 8r.II •• Crllhn ;K: : 21e I ~ynthetic Sunsuit. and satin ribbons. SUPERMARKET Pork alII BaH. P:9. 2 2&c The bridal couples will ride from the church to the reception in Pura Ira,a Jally • • • • • • . 'io-JfR 21c H.'IZ Kif ..., ...... '.~.~~ : 2' e LOTSOF ... ' OPEN EVERY an old-fashioned surrey, trimmed Pure Raspberry Pr.ln, ~. '''.Qe .I ~ 35e u... • ,...... Y.·5.. ATLL.. Zae in white and gold and drawn by FRQ rAam.b FRI ... SAT. EVE. UNTIL 9:00 two white horses, .followed by r-____'_ t._.,.!_' _.;-___~ '. ' Y.-el hpw Alberta Frel'stone Salad Drellinl .AN~ P!6E•••• • 'io-J~~ 37c WII," ..... Z~?.ts 'h 21e thirty to fifty cars. '. , BtL 10 Seven hundred to one thousand ,MoWn: .PEACHES No. Gal. Styl Elbow lacarMI A.NN/A~E ••••• '~~~ 18 • C..pb.1I Stl,. 2 '~{N~1. 2IG guests are expected tQ attend the .; 'IAt.. ~S 49c reception on the lawn, of the Rash ., Or Ji'iesh Martha Meade Plal,n or Potato id home following the ceremony. At 7 .p.m. 'a weddjng banq).l~t .. :- .;. APRlCC)TS- ~ . BREAD 2Big 20-oz. Loaves A A c!EATS will be held at the Hotel Jefferson, . . 29c TEXAS I :'~~!~!~!!~.r: Paek_ In IleaYJ followed by tlie traditional Syrian t folk dancing to recorded music 'Palmollve or Camay WATERMELON . Ib 4c shipped from Jedidet Meyayoun, '1 S1"" " OALIF. HEAD PORK ·LOIN ROAST Ib 49c · Bars Syria. Ballroom danCing wlll fol 'SOAP 3 25c A " P SUPER RIGHT 100% PURE low the folk dancing. LETTUCE . 48 Size 10c Rashid family members from NO . ' 2 ~ ~a~ 29c Texsun HOME GROWN nearly everyone of the forty-eight 2Lge. 46 oz. Cans 35c- GROUND BEEF Ib55c states and from the Syrian home ~ ., GRAPEFRUIT JUICE YELLOW ONIONS Ib Sc MlCKLEBERRY ALL MEAT SKINLESS land are eX'pected to attend the #', I ' ,. SOUTH CAROLINA wedding. FRESR -COUNTRY Pure APPLE JUICE Qt. Bottle 10c PEACHES .. 3 Ibs. 29c FRANKFURTE,RS Ib55c Personal Notes "EGGS. 0'''. IIOME GROWN WILSON'S CORN KING Van Camp's CABBAGE . .. , lb. 05c 4lO-oz . Cans 49c Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McAtee, Doz··39c PORK and BEANS Cam Navel 252 Slle SLICED BACON Ib6Sc lQ14 Finkblne, are the parents of .. FRESH DRESSED FANCY FRYING a seven pound, twelve ounce son, Rect Sour ORANGES .. doz. 35c born at Mercy hospital. N_ Pound C No.2 Can FRESH CRrSp PASCAL A daughter, weighing ' ' five OLEO' 45c -' . HERRIES -27c CELERY . . 24 size 29c CHICKENS IbSSc ' .. FANCY BONELESS OCEAN pounds, twelve ounces, was born Vacuum Paeked to Mr. and Mrs. P.aul Nolan, Route Sno Crop Frolen 16 0 1. Lge 5, yesterday at Mercy hospital. 2 . No. 3 Cans 29c CHERRIES . . . pkg 19c SWEET POTATOES j PERCH FILLETS Ib29c Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Smith, 317 OXY,D'OL ECONOMICAL MENU TRY S. Capitol street, are the ' parents .~ ~ , EVERYDAY LOW PRICE of an elgh t pou'n,d, fourteen ollnce . Homin)" Kraut, HANDY, USEFUL daughter, born yesterda;v at Mercy I' Your hospital. .. ~e.';~~ 1~9c , • ,PUmpkin, Soup H&GWHITING Ib 19c . Tomato Julee Cholc. OLD DUTCH Spa,hettl CLEANSER Ernest K. Montague, G, Norway, CIntaI' WIllte Can ' . . Pork " Beans 14'/1.0z. e9C HANDY. VERY USEFUL la., is recovering from an appen . '1(6S. ~ dectomy at University hospital. ' C~Ns!R 3 -,- Mr. and Mrs. John B. Nelson, . .. HUNT'S RICH McGRATH'S BORAX CLEANER • • • • I~~ 17' Lee:'Can 5c " ARMOUR'S FOR THOSE DAINTY THIN&S Sioux Falls, S.D., accompanied by !, TOMA TO SAUCE their granddau,hter, Beverly Jo GREEN BEANS VIEINA SAUSAGE 8-oz. Cans - Joy Larma. of Beers, returneJi' to th~ir home yes 3 23c 2No.2 Cans 25c ,terday after spending a few days ~z. lie IVORY SlOW .'. • • • .. !:!.l4c tile _vis modell a baiblD, FOR ~ANY YEAI\S A K>l'ULAIt FAVOltITE 11K of plastic shower eunaln with their daughter and son-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Beers, IIIf:erIaI at Lo. Ancel... 1044 Woodlawn drive. GOOD & HEW, IM'ItOVED 'GOOD FRUIT AM£RICAN FAMILY American Family Soap 3 MlSlOc - FOR LOVELY SKIN I ·Stll Fifty-Cent Steak AAA OHicials To Attend .MEAT PRICES VEG. PRICES FLAKES 1 Field Days at Anamosa Center Cut l6E. .In 'On-the-Paw Sale u.s. No. 1 South Carolina P'KG. 34 c Sweetheart Toilet Soap 2":::27' Ray Smalley and Dale r. Ander :e Pork Chops Ib 69c CHILDREN LOVE IT ON tREAD XUANTAN, MALAYA (If?- lion, of the county AAA office ~ H. I!al novelty was introduced into ,Gqod Qaallb • Peaches Howard Oak, of the soil conserva Busbel$U9 fOR lOVELY SlIN tI!e diet of this community the tion office; W. J . B. &atman of • Roast Beef lb. 49c Q(ber day-tiger meat. Evidently the re,ional soil conservation· of Faney u.s. No. 1 LAKE SHORE HONEY ~ ~ 33" SlrlolD or T-~H LUX ' FOR CLOTHES OR DISHES retarded as quite a delicacy, steaks fice, and County Extension Direc TOILET SOAP flom the big cat rapidly sold at tor Emmett C. Gardner will at • Steaks Ib.74c e Apricots 10 cents for about one and one tend the WMT national farm field Wilson', Bonel. Lal' $1.49 2 IA~K:~ZE 27c ' third pounds. RIISO SOAP POWDER • ~~ 34c, days near Anamosa today. LAST OF SEASON FOl TENDEIt IAIY SKIN '.j • The tiler, a female, was trapped Howard Fountain, route 5, will LAIlG£ 81Z1 • 11JJCB nLLID' .. eHam Ib.7Sc Fane,. Home Grown Wtih • dOl bait and put on dis entel' an invention in the farm FOR IAKINGI p\IJ ·in a cale In the village. Not ,ad,et demortstration, accord in, to IIIID1 vlU.gers paused to adlnlre Gardner. The gadget is a poat i. E·"tO:.N S lb. S3c e Tomatoes 2 Ib 29c SWAI SOAP •.• • • .,2~~ 35" SPRY FOIt f'lCNIC SANDWICH" • ber, however. Her mate, who es ing, arill like cover for farm wat SHORTENI ... caped the trap, could be heard ering tanks thot is designed to pre IrOwling in the brush nearby. vent chlldren from drowning In the y ~· : 35c ~,,: I; tanks. 3 cL~ , $1.22 Peter Pan Peanut luHer f2~ 421 -----,.. IImsR AC(JREDIT SVI MEDS lULLED IN TRACTOR UPSET ..alii oaollND SUI medical college graduates LEON, la. (JP}-Clyde Gould, 65, , FOIt 'AINTED WALLS Itt! quslified to take the !;nglish a farmer living two miles north lkensing board exams. The medi of Van Wert, was killed yesterday B~Ef ' 49c SPIC & SPAN CI! colltlle on the. Royal College when a tractor upset and pinned GIANT is SIZE 75c If Phylicians and Surgeons' ac- him beneath it. He is survived by ~teQ 1lIt. h1a widow! , ; , The Dal~ Iowan Russian Decisons at Geneva May Signal ~!~~~~~!~'~'no ~?.~asaki Re€overing ;~;~dp~:ii~ Good life AWer All 11: ESTABLISHED 1868 .. IlII' dispatch (rom Japan wbere he II rultJJ18 bls FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1948 Shift to Cooperation parents. IliA fatller is a member of tile American By Rl LJ" MCRI DE mUilary ~.vunm~nt, ) lie of my a:«,nts brought in a tory til oth r ell\" that holds ....1Wt«t dally peept MOnda,. b,. Stu- MEMBER OY'THJI ASSOClATZD PRESS By J.I\I. ROBERT JR. the' kind of humun warmth WI' II \Jail,\' have to look [f in fiction ...... t 1'Ilb1kJlUOM, me. En_.. Ie<>- The Aaodalecl Pra8 18 eatilled sau- AP For~lcn Affairs Analys& - cluI fIIaIl 1IIA\l6.t the P08IOWaI lively to !he .... for repubUcaU.ln of at r..wa CI~y, Iowa under Ibe act at -- all !be local nr... printed In tbl. news- In one re 'pecl, which still re " 7 JOHN* * HOLWAY * or wait f I' It WOI' to bring about. 1,,1 ~ of Maid> S. lIT.. paper, as well .. all AP new. d~tch ... mains to b te ted in the field of }o'or obviou ' reru,uns names c!In't be Ilwntiuned, but ils the kind ,.. a.,bocrlpUoA ..., __a,. cur\u In Iowa ______action, Russian policy seems to KOKURA, JAPAN - Hfroshima and Nagasaki, ,(lei Cit)' JO e>ento wrrlil,. OT $'I per Tar 10 have taken a twist toward inter the two cities wbleh have felt the [uti shock 01 of tory I hat doe .... n't ne d the personal touch. "'V_: IIUI montba t315; three IDOntbl Board 01 TrUste6: IAIUe C . MoeUu, lID' tl." a,. lIloI11 In IOWI ,'.lIO per T ....; Muon Ladd, A. enla BaIrd, Paul R. national cooperation in the past an atomic raid, are two varying examples of recon ••• ,Cal III. uontbl 13,10. three lI10ntbl IJ. AnAl Olson, Leotrr Bn>oka, Steve Dinnin., ~ audl ..u-rlptlolw .. l>m' :rar; ala few days. struction. local ('OIlCC"n, ieTl hir(.~ 01' lt~1(1 o,~ Kathryn },(cNama... , rucbArd Ole .. , Kell~ A t/." 10 15 persons, il8 ... _tbI kill; three mor.tbI t1.25. 1\. C,"-w. As the third anniversary of the twin disasters Her representatives at the UN lJayroll a lIIiddle-afjr(/ 1('(i1l1U1I l!'ira lJ(')'forlHccl he,' job solisfac· economic and social council meet approaches, Hiroshima today ts a city of healing ~ scars; Nagasaki sUll lays as a great open wound, torily for eight hOl/" s a day a/ld thell disu}Jpca·r d inlo t1t ~Wi", Tel.p",,",- ing in Geneva suddenly dropped 8us1D_ 0ttIce ...... 4.1.1 their attacks on the United States From a train wIndow, which is as close as I i01l 0/ her prit1Jfe life. Q) Editorial OWe...... 4181 and Ihe Marshall plan last week, got to Hiroshima, the larger city of the two and Her rclationship wilh t he other employc!; wa'l Rcal'cely )\ltter SOclet)' OUJce ...... 4.1113 situated on the southern .!lore of Japan's largest an. now they have agreed to than her job t'('qllipc1. "hI' lotuid little lill Ie.!; poken to, anG 'was development, by the economic island, Honshu, there is little evidence left of the commission for Europe, of im atomic catastrophe. usually forgotten when OJle of thos' hllmol' us littl incidcntlltOllil A Little Flea Powder proved trade relations between The concrete buildings within sight of the tracks place that help lighten the load of P l'llOU: dc 'tilled to labor 1IItl1 east and west. are not a badly damaged as, say, the factories around Tokio whicn were pelted and disfigured by old enou gh to collect old agc pensions. A t lon~ lu t, PI·t>~idt'nl '('mman picked Ul) hi,' pitch rOl'k lind The council asked the commis mud' Kome politiral hny owt of the congre' iuonl inve.,tjgatioo ' sion to get its teehnical commit standard bombs. • • • There are, however, two signs of the destruction '0 fat' u,~ al/YO)!C knfW, tile ?VOII/an livecl UIVILI' hvil1/(} 1'1 /0. 011 mlUunit.'. tees busy on actual trode negotia J tions, with Russia jOining in the that ran tbrough the city. Houses and small build til'e's and/ew /ri lids., he ccI·toi1l1y /tad/I't tt'icd tb c/tltiva(c 'Ae incl' thl' Republican ('onl!'rl's~ hlL'; been intimating tbat the 'om· ings which in Japan are commonly made of wood, D1units Rot into th wnrtill)(, g'oYernmrnt in tbe fir t placl' unly unanimous vote. 'l'tis was quickly are now aU made of .fresh slats. This might either .rriellds}r7V o.r "('1' fellow 1U01'kcrs. It 1V(l811'[ Ihut .~h tOO l"· interpreted in some quarters as bccall I' of a Demo ratie administration, it wa. only natural lor be due to fires started by the atomic bomb or rOllrlro/l.~ or Itard to yrl a/ollg 11 itll, but mtlw?' t/tat site rarllr indicating she was ready to accept incendaries dropped in an earlier raid. Mr. Truman to hollcr "I"l'd hel'l'ing." the facts 0.(., the continent's econo smilecZ and .~l'/d()1ll lulrlccl lInytlt illU to C(,',HI rsatioll. The Pr :ident claim d the prob .' wrl' of no oth r valuc than However, the second trace of the horror that mic interdependence despite her visited Hiroshima in August, 1945 is unmistakable. • • • to covel' up GOP fllilure 10 do anytJling nbout the inflntion. H e opposition 10 the European recov Today against the sky stand two or three gaunt, One rooming this lonely woman foiled to appear for work aL w t on to 'B Y 'Ollgn'.;. was dallllll!ing thl' morale r the govern ery program. naked trees. They almost seem as if the terrifying tbe propCl' hour. By noon wo['(1 eame that she had become ill ment. Wbether this wa brou,bt shock had scared forever the foliage from their dm"ing the night and hnd been takt'n to the hospital for an ope:'l aboui by prd ure from ,he at It is h l'l' thllt w(' han' to part company with all concerned. boughs. They pose starkly now, ugly, useless and tion. elllles for trade wblch Ku la There is no eX<'lIRe for. en ationaitzing the congrc ional investi permanently denuded. When 111 new,~ lit "oII1Uls of the l'!1tploy s, a spark ~f could nol satl fy, or whether It mad all when is Nagasaki is a dilferent story. Although Hiroshima (jill' gations calm fact·findillg it! what needed to convince the mlcht have some connecUon sYlllpathy wa.~ started by airl who decided to s6 f1d a get. peop) that thel'e is a gClIuin thr at from ommuni tJ. • m y hide deeper sears than those t saw, there is tlJel£..quick card to tlte 100111011. with tire current nel'otla.t1ons In no mistake that Nalasaki's factories were pounded On lhe other hand, no one ha, the right to say tllal a house· Mo cow, wa not clear. Nor shapeless. • •• 1'b 4 PitH! cleaning of tIl ~o"c .. nmcnt to find c. pionage ag lit is domagin"'. could Its ultimate importance be The bomb that jarred Nagasaki, a naval base id a ISnow·ball ed, uncI b for hOllrl; hall ed, every. A Jitt! ' flea powder IIl'Vl't· hUl't nny do". determJned u"tII the deal cel. on the China Sea on Kyushu lsi nd, was centered one had sent II curcI. ,],hr uext day II co ll ection wus made to buy under way. in the industrial area east of the center of town. [Jow('rs and later on Sl'veral of the workers sent II basket of fruit, Allied diplomats learned long Although tens of thousands of the city's 200,000 The rl'Ol(Illillg ge.~t1/re rome when two of IIle {firl.~ who ha!> Verdict Reached lin Palestine Fight i1go that whal Russia agrees to do population were annihilated by the bomb, the city On Its Third Anniversary ... worked lcilll Ihe 1001llUll made a special trip to the hoslJital 'e and what Russia dOes are differ itself now looks normal. Houses In town are of visit hcr. A few we('ks bu('k when I hl' Pull'. tinc war WII'! going full blu~t, cnt molters. Mo cow's agreem~'t aged wood, unlike Hiroshi.ma. Cement buildings A few blnt smokes,tacks seem unusually high amid • • • the pl'l'dictioll WliS made in th '~l~ columns that t h ,Jewll lind to negotiate over Cree navigation were rocked and lost their windows, the people theubdued surroundings. Aecul'l)ing" to my agent's l·rnOI·t , the wOl1lan returned to her Arabs would fight Ih m;;el\'l'!; to Ii !!tllildstill, with or witholl! l of the Danube, with the subse admit, but they stand now substantially intact. Usually the concrete has crumbled to the feet job two we kf> lut r II completely changcd person, aud, although intervention. lind would 'oh'e Ihe conflict olli of exhaustion. quent rev lations that it meant In the streets there are no disfigured people. of the steel frames, exposing the rusted girders, the pbrase is a bit I tit , be had II new sp 'i ug in hc~' steP and acta Two Israel allllOlln 'ements thi;; wwk brar thiH out. Thry also freedom for the Communist coun This is not to claim that the bomb left no mal crumpled like a clump of straw on the barn floor as thongh li fe is worth living aftrr all. tries only, is a daily reminder. indicat which ,\a~' 11ll' 'wl'tlid, will fnll. ~rmed survIvors, who are now in laboratories stamped on by some giant hoof. The whole area blstead of, hying away "'om hu' fellow worker'S during lltlld Russia, however, has been trad where genetic studies are beine carried 00, but in Earliel' in til!' \\wk, hl'al'l Ii'oreign Mini.tl')' losh ,'h('rtok reminds you of many overturned strawberry boxes hOlf1', she now cheerfull!l jOill8 the cr(/wd lL1ul has turned oul 10 ing with the west herself, and so to sugg~st thai the bulk of the people of Nagasaki that someone has stepped on and left splintered be quile a wal'kli11(j ('ol1vel·Uttionati.qt. staled his govcrnm('nl wOllld !,('pk to extrnd its bOlllldnril'S beyond have the satellites to some extent today are healthy, busy individuals. and crushed. tho" 'rt hy tIl<' II pllrlifiml pll1n. 'I'his decisi n. hrrtok I'lIid, There has not been an embargo • • • But a mile or so away hell ran mpant three On anothel' building the rusted tin sheets that It Illay br ul1!;ophifilicated Ilnd old fMhiol1l'd, hill it seems to re ft'd on Israe li miJilat'.v RUP('pss('s IIgliinst the Arab.. on either side. But Russian de y are alo, and now in a great tircle, two miles or make up its walls hang like huge loose scales. mo w ('ould do awa.\' with u lot of head-butting if we would be YcsterdllY, .'hel·tol< told Ih,' 1 j Ihat th ,J('ws werc willinA' 10 mands on eastern European pro more wide, the buildings sprawl, bowed where All around Nagasaki rise several abrupt hills, duction has served to sti ric the tbey were struck. more willing to l11(){'t HOlM of OUI' "odd" acqllo'iutances just a little neKotillte II pence wilh thr J\!'Ilb ·. Arab JellgllP unity I1n(l military similar to others found all over Japan. The out more thllll halfw!IY ... ullcast it worked in the above casco nbility hIlS 1't'1Imbll'd nftt'l" Il fl'W W 'ks of fi~htinA'. l sl'aeJi fUI'crs trading ability of her sphere. A cement eh urcli near the edge of the stricken skirts o( the town climb up the sides of the moun Despite roo y crop reports area has had its roof deftly lUted from its wa1Js, • • • JIIlVI' d('fl'nd('d tlWil' 1('I'I'ii OIOY lind Jlnvp c(\l'rird th(' right to Arflb tains. JosI' ph Huyciu, COlllpmit'r, was m!lrried to 11 woml1n who de· lioll. trom RussIan source , lhere Is and other buildlnts stand upright even though I am nOL prepared to say iliat the explosion not. enough food in ea tern Eur their insides have been blasted hollow. But these moved those mountains. But I have seen that it trstrd JIlIl~ic . '/'o show Ilct' (lisapproval, .. he one timr cut lip orne lilt, As h re. till' sllltt' of hl'lIpl is hl't'c to stny. ope this year, or el. it i 1I0t are jusl oddities. devastated an immense neighborhood of ~teel, con O\' his newl,Y'('OIlIpOHell mllsi(' 1Il1C1 made elll'ling pllperfl for ber being properly distributed. Most of them lurch weakly or sag uselessly. Top crete and stone. To think: it was all wrought by hiliI'. WOlld('!' what she would have dOll' if he had been a black· You wouldn'l call it starvation, floors have toppled inward upon the next landing. one single bomb! smith 1 Editorial Notes but in some areas the only people • • • who really get enough do so While C'njuying the ('omm('IlCelllrnt eXl'I·t'is('s \VedneRday nlgilt J[ ndlillt' III 1111 JU\\I\ daily: "I 1'('lIIlill PIII'I('Y "III~' Hl'ill~ HOIIII' through food packages (rom I noticed that man,l1 of the front row caudidatt'il cringed HUI·t of A('('OI·d. " eaoh Americ Typewriter, and Addln, MacblnN both Sta.ndard & Poriable now Ava.Uable Frobweln Supply Co. Phone 3474 We Repair All Makes TYPEWRITERS Bough t-Ren t.ed-So14 BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG REPAIRS By Factory Tra.ined Mechanlcs \.. eo,d Knob '0 rai •• and ,...... low.r brush and SOLD on·ond-off ,witch, conven'.nt for · By bclullive ROYAL Dealei' toe·tlp op.ration. • WIKEL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 124 E. CoUe,e Dia18-It51 The mo'or doe. 'he wor~ for you. No pr ...lng down, no vlgorou. 'acing back and /allh FOR YOUR EVENING SNACK .,c.llory. Just rtght for that snack while SAVES TIME laro. capacity, studying or strolling - Dixie's dir,.cotchh" pon, seasoned popcorn, cheese com, Elec'rically drlv.n oJClI1alion bru.h 'Weep. 3500 are ,alily ."..,tl.d tim •• per minute. el... n, '..om, in half ,h. tl,.". by fing.r.tip pr". and carmel corn. Try some sur • • Ioda.y! MANEUVERABLE No wh •• h '0 h.. mper mov.,.".' sideway. or DIXIE'S CARMEL CORN HEN R Y CARL ANDERSOI cia .. to wall •. 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Clinton IlgMenlng book before hearine , A44Nt. 1 Hoover llpeak. \ 1 Phone 1212 THE BOOKSHOP L~~ ______~~~ ______J IH E. Wuhlnrton Dial 4648 ( 'I'RE DAD..Y IOWAN, nmAY, AUGUST 6, 19ft-PAG! SIX The Changing Campus Scene August Truman Says ' Israel Makes May ., 'Red Herring' Proposal for 14 • Tactics Used WAS} UNGTON IJPj-Pres!dfn Peace Talks Trumun IIngrit fU'('USI'l1 tht' GOP TEL AVIV (A")-Israel's govern ('ongrlo Yl'. t"rcl:1Y of dragging I ment yesterday made its first di "red herring" acros ' the trail ID rect bid for peace engoUa tions distract at~l'ntion Iro81 its " refblf with the Arab slat s. rompl'lolni . "s" on Ilw ('0 t o! lMn, The invitation followed hints by issue. KIng Abdullah of Trans-Jordan. His" reel herring" remark reler. key figure on the Arab side, that r(>d h) the ('ul'r lit inv otlgaUons he is ready lO consider a compro all Cap,tol lIili, wh ich have pro mise to end the ll- week strugl\le. duced chal'g . til at government or. The proposal was placed before ficlals wert:> JIlvolvl:d WI th 3 net· Count Falke Bernadotte, UN me work ot Communist fip ies durin, diator, by Foreign MiniSter Moshe Shertok at the end of a three hour the war. talk. Mr. 'J'ru l11i.1ll .. t a n ws cantu· Shertok previously hod made enc opened fire anew on lhe Ie. public stlltemenLq urging Arabs gislators for Ignoring his d mandJ to come to peace lalks, but this was for I'al ioning and TJI"i!'e-wage con· his first offiCial approach. trol POWElI·S. Always the Arabs have rejected Republlr l