I ON THE INSIDE THE WEATHER TODAY ~S, max' Yanks Butcher Browns ...... Page 2 Once again partly cloudy weather is predicted Plan $50,000 Hydraulics Annex .... Poge 3 for the Iowa City area (that makes four days in a row), but with slightly rising temperatures. Atomic Course Plans ...... Page 6 Established 18SS-Vol. 79, No. 25S-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Friilay. July 25. 1947-Five Cents
I Gel Excess ICo~gr 'a ss Adjourns '. Remove Bodies of ~S Trapped • I Saturday, But May F,ail Miners; 13 Slill in Gassy Pit Russians Oul- Go Back Next Howard Lewis, UndJ rground WASHINGTON (IP) - Repub Superintendent and Brother lican leaders decided yesterday Hous~ Group . to lldjourn congress on Saturday Of John L., Escapes Disaster , in such a' way that they, as well WFST FRANKFORT, JIl. (JP)- Twenty eight miners were counted labor Subcommittee as President Truman, can call a dead early this morning by Fran~l~ County Coroner D ..r. Clayton Urges 'Removal' After special session next fall if they in the underground explosion that rocked the Old Ben Coal company's see fit. No. 8 mine here yesterday afternoon. Refused Russia Trip Unless there is a special session, An estimated 170 miners escaped trom the 500-feet deep diggings the 50th congress will not meet of the mine, one of the largest. in, the state. WASHINGTON (IP) - Turned again until Jan. 6. Clayton said 15 bodies of the trapped victims had been removed to down by the Soviet government The Saturday adjournment goal a temporary morgue set up in the Central Junior High school and on a lrlp to Russia, a house labor appeared assured of realization, that 12 other bodies still were in the gas-filled pit. One miner was subcommittee yesterd'sy urged meanwhile, as a batch of appro removed dead from the shaft shortly after the explosIon. "immediate removal of all excess priation bills and other "must" Howard Lewis, brother of UMW RUSliian nationals" from the Uni- legislation made good progress. chieftain John L. Lewis, is under ted States. The final confercnce version of ground superintendent of the mine Re pre s entative Kersten (R- the bill to put the armed services Wls), sub committee chairman. under a single "secretary of de Old 8en Safe .' and early was feared to be among proposed this step to Secretary fense" was appl'oved unanimously those trapped but he later turned 01 Slate Marshall. by the senate. House aclion, ex- up safe. In addition, he asked in a letter pected speedily, will send the A UMW official announced the that the secretary "adopt a strict- measure to the president. Allnspecli death toU lor the disaster at 26 \Y reciprocal policy towards Soviet Republican leaders also decided SPRINGFIELD, IlL, (If'}-T h e shortly before Clayton released nationals and authorize the resi- to put through before Saturday ~t{lte mines and minerals depart his figures. dence in this country of only thaL resolutions calling for joint sen ment said the old Ben No. ~ mine Eddie Franco. official of Local number of Russian nationals as ate-house investigation~ of price at West Frankfort. where an ex 959 of the UMW, emerged last is permitted to citizcns of the uni-I and housing. plosion occurred yesterd;lY, was night with bodies of four men and ted States in the Soviet Union." The day brought this action on last inspected May 9 and at that said: "There are 21 more men Kersten and Representatives appropnation bills in the house: lime was reported to have "con down there-all dead." Owens (R-IIl) and Kennedy (D- 1. Passed bill to finance "inde I formed to all state mine safety One identified victim, Carroll Mass) were named to a subcom- I pendent offices" not COlllwcted regulations." mittee to visit Ru ssia in Septem- with cabinct departments. Stevens, was removed dead from bel' to study education and labol' ·2. Passed $960,044,908 agl'il'ul- Plasma Rushed to Mine the pit shortly after the explosiob. conditions there. Lure department appropriation hill Franco said rescue crews ex The state department approved, and $35,040,000 government cor By AP, Health Office ' pected to bring 15 of the bodies Kersten said, and provided pass- po rations bill. to the surface momentarily but ports. He addcd that he saw Soviet The senate passed and sent to CIlICAGO (IP)- Blood pla$rna added: Amb~ssador Nikolai V. Novikov the White House a bill providing COl' victims of the West FrB'nk "We can't get to six of them July 2 to apply for visas. $74,254,000 supplemcntal funds to RELATIVES OF MINE DISASTER victims huddle around entra.nce Frankfort JunIor high Howard Lewis, brother of If.MW Chief fort mine explosion was on its right away. They are partly bur On July 19, he got a letter from run the reconstruction finance to Old Ben Company's No. 8 mine at West Frankfort, Ill., where 28 John L. Lewis was (lrst ttroCght k11led in thc blast. Un~rground way yesterday through the ~om ied under a fall of rock." Yuri M. Bruslov, chief of the corporation until next June 30 miners are believed to have perIshed Irom an explosIon stoff by superlntelldent of th mine, llioward Lewis was later found alive and bined efforts of the state depart Franco said carbon monoxide consular division of the embassy and finance conversion of wartime spark-Ignited dust. At press time last nIght, ambulances such as the safe. \ ment of public health and the fumes were preventing attempts turning down the trip. housing for velc/'ans at colleges. one above had removed J5 bodies to a temporary morgue hI a West (AP WIREPHOTO) Associated Press. to reach the six. Kersten said he is informed only The bodies of miners brought 16ft Amcdcans, including all the up !rom the pit were taken to the embassy staff, are residing in Rus Central Junior High school which sia today with passports and tha t • is being utilized as a temporary Ihe number has remained almost constant for yea rs. morgue. Russians registered with the William W. Lamont, manager of stale department in the United the United Mine Workers' hospi ulry tal, said one of the miners, Thom States have va ried from 2,500 In o·n Fraud ~efuses Delay fnq , 1945 to 810 this year, Kersten as Palmer, 40, previously reported saId. dead at the hospital, was alive The U.S. Today- but "in an awful condltlon." Salesman Sells Police- IJava nese Plan World in Action- Sen ale Takes Four others now in the hospital Vole 10 Kill But on Wrong Thing were "sinking," the manager Convicted Killer A ro d asserted. 'Nation In Frank WitI'Y, Waterloo, tried Snllpl"ng War un Nllght Aell-on They were John Banicky, 40, to seU the Iowa City pollee new Buying Laws seat covers for thel!· patrol cars Ih GI ' b WASHlNGTON (JP)- Aroused yesterday. BATAVIA, JAVA, (JP) _ The 0 WASHINGTON (IP)-The sen- The News Officers saId they didn't need e e ate refused early today to post- by a mixup at a White House Ry Ttll! MIIIOOIATID .8&81 new seat covers just now. They powerfully-equipped Dutch army J,tt rUB ASSOCIATID PAles pone until January action on a Disaster Hits news conference, a senate-house ·t ' t h ill four days ot mobile warfare conference committee voted last A ROCKING TYPE earthquake llS k e d WJ ry s name so e y GERMAN POLICE and the oW- proposed senate Investigation of night to kill aU controls on in was felt in Los Angeles at 6:11 could contact him later. apparently has won its campaign cial newspaper of the Soviet mili- Attorney ~neral Clark's handling stallment buying on Nov. 1, 1947. p.m. yesterday. The shock was "U's right here," he replied for control of Java's startegic ar tary administration said yesterday A remark by President Truman also felt distinctly in Santa Ana. as he pulled an overtime park- ca s-but in moun Lain and village "gross carelessness" in handling of Kansas City vote fraud charges. The action brought a first ga ve congress the impression he Th d d 'd d .jng ticket from his pocket. some oid war mines, not sabotage, e tremor cause a eel e stir strongholds the Indonesians plan- round victory to Republicans in might use his emergency powers In the crowded courtroom where I ned last night for another kind of was responsible for an explosion in police headquarters in lhe their seven-day fight to gain ac to keep the curbs in effect. Later the Louise Overell-George GoUum --' - reslstanc guerrilla Lighting. tion on the proposal, made by it was explained that he had no Soviet sector III whIch nine Ger murder trial ls underway. Heavy HId S Unable to match their equlp- mans were ktlled Wednesday. Senator Kern (R-Mo) . such Intention; that it was all due chandeliers in the courtroom 0 eaman u/JJI against the tanks and aircraft It came on rejection of a motion to a misunderstanding. · swayed sharply. of the Dutch. the Indonesians now TO AVOID A CONI'" ICT by Senator ~orge (D-Ga) to de But the conferees agreed upon * * * were discussmg how to conduct a hi djscU5SIOns* *with * the Brit lay 'Until the next session 01 con a bill d\;!nying him the authority TWO FORMER FRIENDS. F M d fIght in whIch SnIpers and spears Ish on Ruhr coal production, gress action on Kem's resolution. Lo continue such regulations after who fell out durlns a political or ur er mIght playa more important part the state department is sUPPres The senate had been in session Oct. 31. Meanwhile they continue arrumelat, met on Montgomery. than armored cars and planes. sing a report on economIc con ever since 10 a.m. Central Stand ED DIE BROWN, 20-year-old, in effect. La.'s main sired and shot each IPresident Soekarno hinted at the dJUons In the American and ard time Thursday., Although : mltrs tbe Carroll county (Geo- other to death In a pistol duel. CEDAR POINT, Md. (IP) - A new plan in an impassioned speech British zones of Germany for other business had been trans Dead with five bullet wounds: 22-year oid seaman was turned over the Jogjaklu·ta radio. the time being. The report was acted, the Kem resolution became fila) court house UDder the ; d" t E SId" Irvin Dyson, 61-year-old former . Declarl'ng that there Wl'U be "no ".lehful eyes of stale troopers and , in It X· 0 lers over 0 civilian aulhorities Loday prepared by Robert Moses, the dominant question. constable. and (Jlyde Sherfield, law and order in Indonesia until • constable. Soon after, Brown on a charge murder in the former New York City park The vote was 45 to 30 against 37 -year-o Id grocer, w h 0 was hit ot we have OUl' freedom," he appeal- "Ill lound guilty ot murd ~r lng a On Atom Data Th'i.lIft comnUssloncr. delaying action on the Kem pro "bite tenant farltllClr. The Jury " twice, walked 21 feet and died strangulation siaying of Mrs. ed to the "whole Indonesian peo- posal. teUberated six minutes. . 10 minutes later. Julia Katona, 35-year-old wife of pIe-soldiers, laborers, religious HOPES FOR A compromise Earlier in the evening Senator (AP WIREPHOTO) SANTA FE, N. MEX., (IP)-Two * * * a navy lieutenant. Leaders and especially youth-to solution of *the *Balkan * prOblem Taft (R-Ohio), angrily accusing recently brought into the hospital. former G ['s were indicted by a HENRY J . KAISER, Oakland The nUde body of Mrs. Kalona fight the Dutch." faded when Russia turned down the Democrats oL fi1ibus~eting, Frank Casper, 43, Charles Smith, federal grand jury yesterday on industrialist, hotly denied he "put th ! t . f d I ~ "Let each home, each river, each French proposals intendCli to threatened to keep the 6enate 36, and Thomas Kirby, 41. the heat of hell" on anybody to mo er 0 WIOS, was oun as , forest be the stronghold of your meeting until the Kern resolution charges involving atomic bomb "soften" the American plan for Lamont said rescued miners re get wartime contracts to build a evening in a guest cabin near her I defense. Try to reoccupy every a powerful semi-permanent com has been acted upon. (onfesses secrets. ported that at first there had been huge plywood airplane. Interior I Tall Timbers home by her hus- inch of our beloved soil taken mission in the Balkans. "As far as 1 am concerned," Two indictments, each contain Secretary Krug had said "KaIser band, Lt. Frank Katona, 31, of from us by the Dutch," he declar- Talt shouted during the hectic telephonic communication with ing two counts, named Alexander put the heat of hell on everybody the Patuxent air base. ed. HAGANAH, THE UNDER- night session, "I am in favor of th't trapped men, but that it had von der Lult, 23-year-old Prince * * * now broken down. They said, he Killing Wife I in Washington" to get contracts The woman's death. medical Soekarno atso broadcast an ap- GROUND Jew Ish resIstance keeping the measure before the ton undergraduate of Lebanon, for the plywood plane. records indicated came several peal to President Truman and the organization, has reported a.n senate un til it is dlsposed of and added, that there was a fire below Pa., and Ernest D. Wallis, 34. Chi hours after a p~nny-antc poker American people "to exert every other refugee sh.lp, named "Re to stay in session all night if nec the surface following the blast. COL ORADO SPRINGS, Colo. cago photographer. * '.* * IR')- District Attorney Irl Foard TlIE SENATE PASSED by party in the Katona home. effort to halt this war in Indones- tunl to Zion" and carrying 400 essary." Eddie Franco, a UMW official, The indictmen~s charged eac~ Taft entered the debate after said Stevens apparently was suf laid yesterday David A. Downey, voice vote and sent to the WhIte Cmdr. C. S. Minter, public in- ia" and "stand up to the prmciples unauthorized refugees, was ap with stealing and purloining prop Hou!e a compromise blll (reez- formation of!icer at Patuxent, of justice and right for which you Senator ~orge (D-Ga.) h Ii d focated and added: "There doesn't 29-year-old San Francisco accoun- proaching Palestine waters and \ erty of the United States and re In, the social ~arlty payroll identified the young seaman as fought so valiantly only two years tbal British destroyers "alrea.dy moved to put aside the controver appear to be any chance for the lant, and tormer Uuniversity of moving and concealing public rec tax &t one percent for another Joseph Daniel 'Bouillette, commis- ago." are on her track." sial vote fraud issue until next others still trapped." Iowa student, admitted kUling his oni's. two years. The house earlier bad sary cook. A t a clandestine meeting last January. There was no official explana "ile, Lolly, whose body was found The two were arrested by the passed the measure which fore- The Katona's twins, Barry and nigllt a well-informed republican TIlE DEATH TOLL in four As midnight (Eastern Daylight tion for the ca use of the blast but * * * time) came and went, Senator last Friday on a slope above the FBI on July 14 and are at Uberty ata.lIs a. U.Ht,oeo,OIlO inerea.se Bonnie Joy, 8, told their father told reporters tbat Indonesian days of political disorders and 81t William W. Lamont, manager ot on $LO,OOO bonds after hearings In the tax Ja.n. 1. when he came off duty yesterday troops were under orders not to Ferguson (R-Mich) held the floor the UMW hospital, said the in Rampa rt Range highway north down strikes in four Costa Rican before U.S. commissioners i n * * * they had not seen their mother all waste themselves in a futile at- cities grew to eight with the death with a lengthy review of charges jured miners told him dust lIest of here. Pittsburgh' and Chicago. "A POSSIBLE 8AVJNO of day. tempt to block Dutch armor and of three persons previously Usted that Clark did not press dililently caused by a . spark from a motor Foard said the handsome former over $1,000,000 was lost to the Shortly afterward Katona found in [anb·y. They have be_ instruc among 59 injured. Troops in for action in the Kansas CIty case. caused the explosion and fire. army flier confessed orally to govemment" when the maritime hls wile's body, clad only in shoes ted to destroy as much property armored cars continued to patrol West Frankfort lles approxi Death of Former WAC l Itral)gllng his attractive, 24-yeal' commission permitted a ship- and socks, in the' log cabin about as possible and then retire lor San Jose, and the sitdown strike INo Harm Done mately 55 miles sou th of Centralia builder to "juggle" his lIccount- 30 yards away. guerrilla action, he said. which precipitatE:d the series of HARRISBURG, Pa. (IP) - The where on March 25, III miners old war britft! and said only "I Remains A Mystery ing, Acting Comptroller General The poker party. in which Mrs. clashes was still in force. State of Pennsylvania parole board lost their lives in a disastrous ex was mad at her." Frank L. Yates told congress. The Katon8 and five othcl's partici . LOS ANGELES, (IP)- A coroll Find Crash Scene took the position yesterday that plosion. Twenty-one miners were Alter Downey's Czechoslovakla shipbuilder involved was Froem- pated in the kitchen of her home, killed In West -F'ranidort on Jan. born wife was found under a 50- er's jury declined to rule yesterday ming Bros., lnc., of Milwaukee. broke up about 11 :30 p.m. Tues LONGMIRE, Ml. Rainier Na Passes Flood Control "no great injury" had been done tional Park (JP) - A searching WASHINGTON (IP)- The sen Prank Harris, Philadelphia Negro, 9; 1928, in an explosion at another lOOt ledge, Downey told officers on whether homicide, suici .,0'1' day. mine. they both 1'111(1 fa llen while climb an accident caused the death Mo n UNIONS DECLAU WAR Minter so id Ihat during ques party radioed last night from its ate overrode a Republican demand who was sentenced to life impri Inc the mountain. day of Eleanore Jane Nolting, 27, SAN FRANCISOO ~) - The tioning at the base Brouillette ad base camp on Mount Rainier that for a $100,000,000 slash and last sonment for murder It said he did Details a8 to number dead and Downey entered the University former WAC whose scantily clad international lonphoremen's and mitted he scuffled with Mrs. it had identiCied the crash scene night passed a $452-mUlion money not actually commit. number miJIIlng were .till con 01 Iowa In 1937 as a transfer stud body, shot through the head, was warehousemen's union declared Katona in the cabin and she ap of a long-missing marine trans bill for flood control, naVigation, Harris was recently granted • fUied early this morninl due to tilt Irom August"nt college, Rock found in the bedroom of her An open war last night on the Tatt parently was knocked out when port plane on Tahoma glacier, hydroelectric and other water pro commutation alter 8ervi~ nearly conflicting reports from l'ftCUe bland, 1lI. ' telope Valley rllnch home. Hartley act, he lett. near the 9,500-foo\ level, Jeets. ~ll years. cr~ws, _ ... ______• _ _ J • THE DAILY IOWAN, FRl1)AY, JULY 25, 194'1-PAGE TWO ' Yanks Get -Mad, Bombard Hapless .Brown.s , ·BOmbers .Belt Knights Top Br ~~mers IFel1er Will5 Dodgers Win Sixth ["MAJUn S~ p lwenlJ Hits " ...ru , .. NATIONAL LIlAGIJI!. InK"~!~a!, ~!.~~~I~:k~!.' Over A'S."6.1 =it~~, s;.;e ':~~"'''~ -~W L ..,., G.l filst piace in third round play of ~:~olrork .. :::::::::: ~ :~~: :~~ 1I IlI Oro01llyn ...... l1li III .. _ the Iowa City Softball league last PHILADELPHIA (IP) - Bob ~o.jon ...... 4R 4. .M~ IL llI B • • t...... 4R.t .IIW' nl'ght when they downed Bremers, Feller yesterday became the first CINCINNATI (IP)- 'the Brook- ""hUadeIPhl...... 44 46 .tH 111 St. LeDI" ...... 4R'" •• "\ . h ~ lyn Dodgers t60k adva~tage of .."eve land ...... U9 4a .WI 17 1\ Now Vork ...... 45 III ... 1'1 In 14-5 Win Chi ••,," ...... •..... 42 ~ .m It!l 8-3. It was the second win for the Ame.rica~ league Pltc er to scor eight bases on balls and a ml.\ffed ~~~~;.rt~~ .. ::::::::: : ~: ~i ::g~:m Cln.lnnall .... '" ... . 42 4fI ... lIIi NEW YORK lIP) - The high Knights without a defeat. I 12 vIctorIes thIS season, lettmg the tly by a Cincinnati. outfield' If St. Louis ... , . . , ..•... a~ · M .37e ~G\lI Plthbursb ...... 8R '!II .4t1 11'\ flying Yankees burst loose with 10 Don Seydel started for Bremers Philadelpttia A·thletics down with e terday to score everal gift New Yor~e~!~r:~Y 'lo~~:~~ts Philadelphia r 1 .,.. ,. ••• 1\7 $l\ .411 I' ,,"~I"''' '. R.. blt. runs in the first two inring yes but needed relief from Matt Kru- live safeties as his Cleveland In- Y s d d f ted h ~ d 6 I f Vuhlnrton 4. Detroit 0 Brooklyn fI Clnelnhatl I chko in the fif th. Dell Dull did dian mates banged out a 6-1 tri- runs an the ea tt. e tei S -h °lr O.... n R. Chi co •• 2 . Chl ca,o 6. Boolon • terday and continued 14> belabor t St. the catching. Kennedy and Fay umph before 19,204 at Shibe park. j tl1elrtShl~ tCh?ndse;u Ive I' ump t'h Cle.eland II. l'hUadeI"Phl. I _ st. Low' S, New J!'ork ! Louis Brown pilcI-tng until . was ell' Ir In a row over e Today', Pltcbera "lthbur,h K-3. Phll.delphla o-! they had piled up a 14 td. 5 victory l~d the a~tack on lhe Bre~el's Faller, fannin&" five and walk- Reds in thl! current weslern trip. v'~~:;~~ I:: r.~-~ York-GIII •• ple (5-4) T .. Aay'_ v'·ch··" ~,.. Bo.t.n at 8t. L.ul, (nl' .. I)-..... over the American league cellar pitchers with a home I'un apiece. in&, two, ~s~d a shutout when Vic Lombardi hurled his fifth " 'ove land &L Wa.hln,lon Inlrht) _ t7wH, \IS. t-ollel. (tl"'" dwellers and made it h 0 out of Ed Stockman
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--To Wed in September Meetings, SpHchet- lsPlan $59,000 Annex -for Hy~raulics Lab'-' Town In' h: Work to Start Educator Here for 30 Vears- " • • Plaller Pader ~,J.:::: Campus Immediately Maude M. McBroom D,es af 64 'Pe.:!.~. ~!r~:( ~·~1:i~ POCARONTA~Instaliation 0 i new officers will take place at the Maude Mary McBroom, 64 , not-· , berTy, Beason, meeting of the Degree of Poca Immediate construction of a new U "-,, G·l hYdraulics laboratory annex at an hontas tonight at 7:45 p.m. in the ... - :t ~~~ c~~V;~~it~e o~a~~;~, y~r:~ SU IGels SO New Apa rlmenls· th:: ;~t~:~s c:~:t:s r:~eO ~~~ !~" :/:::u~;: Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co, ·IMI I estimated cost of $50;000, was an yesterday at J :30 p .m at her . j f Georce Maynard ·GIII II' nounced yesterday by the Iowa / . with your friends. auditorium. .i*I ,. The social hour committee will .44l- ~ InStitute of Hydraulic Research . The three top-sellers in popular The new annex will be localed ~~~~' :~I~O~:~in:t~~l;vi~~:ee~ .Her Couples Moye lin Nexl Week :!:.'IU~i:t8SC::-:: consist of Mrs. Albert Brandt, Born III Calhoun county, Iowa, singles this wee.k in the music ens attended the . -~Ill 111\ Mrs. Anna Holdt, Mrs. F ran k . ~II II In the parking lot just south of Oct. 13, 1882, she was the daugh- stores were: Un 1 v er 8 it y of Tallman, Mrs. Ernest Thomas and the present hydraulics laboratory ter of Lewis and Lucy McBroom. "Peg 0' My Hear!'" with a Iowa ~hree years. Fifty barrack apartments, the h' f th Th S GI Mrs. John Schriber. Members are on Highway 218. It will be a one ">'0 w;> , gr'lr\lIaled from New C Olce 0 e ree uns, enn Jler llance is a &lory concrete structure approxi Trier, IlL, hig1\' school in 1901. largest group ever completed at workers finish landscape work in Miller's old orchestra or Buddy senior at the unl- asked to bring cups and spoons. 120 70 one time, have been turned over the housl'ng aeas Cl k . . . IlItelY feet long and feet 'p 11/:t4 she received her B.A. . ar ; venlty, T b e RAINBOW GlRL~A picnic at fide and will have adjacent space degree in the college of education to the university for assignment La Roads ae being cindered, side- "That's My Desire," with Sam- wedding wDl be West Liberty with swimming ,nd for special facili lies. married couples. walks con ructed, drain-age pro- my Kaye or Woody Herman; Sept. 1 in the roller skating afterward is plan The present annex wjll be razed Mrs. Imelda C. Murphy, man- vided and grass areas seeded. " I Wonder, I Wonder, I Won- Methodist churcb ned by the Rainbow girls for this to make room for the ibrthcoming ager of student housing, said yes- CQ'tter hopes to have aU landscape der," with Eddy Howard. in Cherokee. evening. The group will meet at university library. terday that this brings to 270 the work completed by the [all semes- All of the artists on these diskS the corner of College street and Protessor Hunter Rouse, direc number of barrack apartments ter. rate about evenly on sales, accord- MU scatine avenue shortly before tor of the institute, said the need now occupied. The en lire 632- ing to the clerks. The same song 5:30. Members or parents drIving (or an addi tion has grown stead apartment federal public housing Ie - \ recorded several times by two or should call Anne Fenton, 6421. ilY with the growth of the insti authority program of barrack con- 'Little Tin Schoolhouse' three different musicians sells . . . tute's research program. struction is expected to be com- Holds First Classes equally well. • ___• former s.utterer himself, moder- WYLIE GVJLD-The members "We will have two to lhrl'e times pleted by mid-AUgust. t d th eh d d of Wylie guild of the Presbyterian .. ------High selling semi-classical fav~ I Scared or Confident, a e e unr earse program an the prewar enrollment when ap The 50 apartments the univel'- When two assista!)t professors orites include "Brigadoon," "Blos- said atlerward that they "did very church will have a picnic supPer proximately 45 graduate students sity received yesterday are the in the university English depart- somtime" and "Finian's Rainbow," Stutterers Broadcast w ll." He said that courses such at 6 p.m. today at the home of come next fall. Our staff has also last to be finished in Stadium park. ment first moved into University all with their original casts. This • - -- as those offered here are the only Ethel Taylor, Lower Muscatine Increased . DuriQg the last five AU of the J 32 apartments in this seems to indicate that albums Fifty stutterers in the univer- means of correcling stuttering. road. Adriana Oggel and SteUa Jears it has quadrupled to 41." area will be assigned and occupied hall 23 years ago, workmen were composed Of. music from Broad- sll,y's summer speech clinic mUS-I After tbe broadcast, the students Scott are in charge of arrange Existing facilities, he added, are by next week, according to Mrs. still building the walls aroun.d way shows rate tops with the tered their courll .. yesterday sf- gahered in the fOYef to congratu- ments. Members are asked to meet at the church at 5:45 p.m. and being taxed to their limit to pro Murphy. them. musically minded public. Iternoon and filed into Il studio at late each other-and for each to vide room for graduate thesis in Couples assigned to these apart- Saturday, Carrie Stanley and Classical albums, all with Tos- station WSUI. congratulate himself. ' bring a covered dish and table vestigation, staff research and con ments wiU be taken from waiting Alma Hovey jlloved into an un- canini are selling strongly this They were lhere because they service. met proje1!J;. lists of students and faculty mem~ finished emergency classroom unit week.' They are "Brahms Sym- wanted to talk over the air. Peterson to Conference The new building will allow for bers. Most of the couples are now located on the corner of N. Clin- plJony No. 1," "Peter and the One said. "We believe I~at the Dean E. T. Peterson of the col- morrow. large river models and will pro living in trailers. New occupants ton street and Iowa avenue. These Wolf" and "Rossini Overtures." way to overcome a speech lmped- lege ot education, left yesterday Peterson will gIve three talks vide tor a contin\fation of the In of trailers will be taken from willt- are the first units to be occupied Salespeople have noticed that the iment is to tackle a problem that ror the University of Indiana, at the conference which will deal stitute's prewar studies of sedi ing lists of trailer applicants. in the university'S emergency sales on classical albums seem to scares you." Bloomington, where he will ap- with the planning ot school build ment transportation. It wlll also MAUDE M. MCBROOM Housing oIfice officials said un- classroom project. fluctuate according to the selctlons Joseph Sheehan, graduate as- pear as guest speaker at an edu- ings. He will return to Iowa City be devoted to studies on surface fumished apartments are being as~ The unit Miss Stanley and Miss featured on radio programs. sistant in the speech clinic and a I caHonal conference today and to- Sunday. mistance for the navy bureau of 'from the University of Iowa and in signed today. Couples waIllting Hovey occupy is divided into two Popular albums that have sold ships, on turbulence and cavita 1928 was awarded her masters furnished apartments will have to parts. The west side is for writers most this week have been on the don. 1" degree from the university. wait until the middle of next week c IllIC, an d t h e eaJ t'dSl e h as a list of favorites for quite some Miss McBroom was a supervisor until the apartments are ready for classroom and a small office. time. They are: DOCTOR . . WANT AGOOD LOCATIONt I occupancy. Miss Stanley held her first "Park Avenue HiUbJ1ly," with in the University elementarY J . Robert Cotter, assistant man- "h t" I M dint school from 1922 until 1924. From u c ass on ay morn g a ""orothy Shay', PERSONAL NOTES ager of dormtory operations. said 8 l..J now, 1924 to 1939 she was principal of more apartments will be reljlased a.m. "The Glenn Miller Album;" RUSS PHEBUS WILL FIND ;IT FOR YOU the elementarY school. in the next month as university The unit the instructors moved "Al Jolson," Betty Propst, route 3, left yes River. She was made an associate pro~ int~ ~s one o[ nin~ clas.sroom Novelty music has jumped in In his busbless of selJing medical and surclcal supplles, he visits lIractlcally eve", terday for Chicago to visit her Iessor in the college of education lessional field as Miss McBroom blllld~ngs and one offI~e UUlt lOco, success. Spike Jones' "Bubble conunun!ly ill the state-knows the best locations for young doctors, There il no addt. sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and tan, supervisory clinic in 1939, and achieved." ated 1D the Zoology bUilding area. Gum" "Bloop Bleep" with Danny tiona 1 charge to find and completely equip an office lor YOU in one of those IPOts, No 14r8. Ted Lewis. She plans to be held that position until the time She was a member of Phi Beta That .area is bounded by Jetter- Kay~ and "Smoke, Smoke" with obJlration othrr than givIng us an even break in supplylnr your equipment needs an 1\ gone about 10 days. of her death. Kappa, honorary scholastic frat- son, Clmton and Dubuque streets Tex Williams or Lawrence Welk competitive basis. We have the lIrlce9, quality, service and experience to .et JOu "Miss McBroom was a truly ernity; Pi Lambda Theta, honor- and Iowa avenue. Iare all on the list of sellers in started right, Call Prot. and Mrs. Harold H. Mc ary educational fraternity for wo- Iowa City stores. "Bloop Bleep" Carty, 435 Magowan avenue, will great teacher," Dean E.T. Peter men; Alpha Xi Delta social soror- I has become popular enough to entertain staff members and grad son of the college of education Topic: The Tropics RUSS PHEBUS said yesterday. "She taught, as ity; the Iowa City League of Wo~ The geography department willi warrant Woody Herman's making uate geography students at a tea IOWA REPRESENTATIVE In their home Sunday. she did everything else she under men voters, and numerous educa- turn toward the -tropics this fall. a recording of It. This record has took, with tremendous dynamics tional organizations. Listed in its fall schedule is geo- not yet been released, but sales- Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Bailey) 312 and verve. It is given to lew peo The body was taken to the graphy of the tropics, a three hour women say it should sell as much ple to exert constructive influ Oathout funeral home where ser- course to be taught by Prof. Rober:t as Kaye's version, depending on THE MAX WOCHER & SON CO. S. \'lovernor street, have retu rned tl27 N. DUBUQUE DIAL 330 from a trip through the west. They ence on as large a scale in a pro- vi<:es are pending. Bowman. the plugging disk jockeys give it. visited their son and his famjly, , ~r. and Mrs. Howard Bailey, San Francisco, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brady, Marysville, Calif. They I also visited in Cheyenne, Wyo., EARN GOOD WAGES b::;~ and Salt Lake City, Utah. I Mrs. E.D. Plass, 343 Hutchinson avenue, entertained members of the Spanish club at her home yes terday afternoon. Guests at the DRASTIC meeting were Mrs. Lux Silges, her daughters, Luz, Angela and Gab -' on riela, and her son, Lorenzo, from Mexico City. DET ASSELING SLASH" Visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Ra bas, 1020 E. Jefferson street, is Mrs. Rabas' brQther, Edward Pet ru, Chicago. Visitors in the Rabas' home earlier this week were Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Petru and Mr. and Mrs. William Buline, allot Hills, and Maynard Flake, Newton.
M~ . Arthur Fippinger, 419 Fer IOn avenue, returned yesterday PIONEE, 'R from Clear Lake wherE!" she visited her husband who is a counselor at the Episcopal boys' camp held at Bishop Morrison Lodge. Win Labor Issue Debate HYBRID SEED FIELDS .77 George Webster and James Mc Kinney, both of Muscatine, won a -- decision for the affirmative side yesterday afternoon in the all lIale high school speech debate at University high. Oil the issue of "Compulsory WORK STARTS ABOUT JULY 28 OR Arbitration of Labor Disputes in Basic Industries", Robert DeVoe. Dubuque, and James Whittlescy, Dallas, Tex., lost the decision by 31. LASTS 2 OR 3 W'EEKS. one point. values to 9.~5
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./ No Trace of Man NMr Too Old to WSUI A,ir Views 19 June Graduates Missing Fiye Da s WHAT ABOUT THE Quanf, r ~t U·e Iowan Want IUs 'to Buy, HOr Trade! Miles MAR- State The sheriff's office yesterday Fly 1,SOO SHALL PLAN? At 8 p.m. Mon- Ph L" , - TRANSPORTATION WANTBD i=~~~~~~~=i-======' = joIned police in the search for day, Professor Orville Hitchcock . armaey leenses WAII'I'ED 1'0 11m FOR SALE MellOI'd Smelser, 47 , who disap You're never too old to try of the speech department will lead QASSIFlED'RATE CARD WANTED: Ride to Boston. On or peared last Monday. something new. an hour torum on the future of Nineteen J une graduates of the after Aug. 7. Share expenses. W ANTED to buy. Army officer FOR SALE: A three horse power Secretary of State Marshall's plan phat'macy college have become motor, horse power motor, A Clal'inda reSident, Smelser Two Iowa sigters, Mrs. N. S. eA~HRAn: . . \Bill Schlenk. Dial 3983. uniforlll1l - pinks or cotton * to reconstruct Europe. qualified for registere; pharma- I • I Oa,_11e 'per 11M ,. khaki. Chest 44, waisl 38, trouser 200 G.P.M. turbine pump, relrig- was visiting his son, Everett, in Lawrence, 92, and Mrs. Veta Hitchcock moderated "America's cist's certlJicates. RADIO sEiMCB-- length 30. Telephone 7483. eration unit, solderinc unit and Peterson, 84, both oj Magnolia, fir Ti ff~ . Town Meeting of the Air" when it Dean R.A. Kuever said yester I eouee.Uve tan-lie Jet gear reducer. Dial 5582' I The miSSing man was reported- proved this Last week when they • IIDe per 0, WOBIJWANTED ly seen at 5 p.m. Monday, fishing took a 1,500 mile air trip to visit was broadcast from Iowa City. day the group had successfully The Marshall Plan forum is open completed the state pharmacy lic • Cuseeatln tap-t.. .. WANTED: Laundry and curtains. FOR SALE: 1947 Chrysler. 100 '70 a long the Iowa river bank. He has Mrs. Lawrence's son, R. S. Hold to aUdience attendance and par- ense examination which was IIDe II« da, Does your radio refuse Dial 80169. accessories. Dial 80906. l'1ot been heard trom since. en, Asheville, N. C. It was the tioipation. It originate from given here last month. I'Ipre II-"ord .yenre per ibM No fishing tackle or other evl- first airplane trip lor both women. will '. WI'll care tor small F'OR SALE: Dressed and drawn d stUdio E in the Radio building. Before a candidate becomes III.Dlmum Ad-I LID. to talk and sing? Is it WANTED ence was found to make police T heir nephew, S. P. Sloane, 323 children in my home. Dial boilers and friers, 60c pound. believe Smelser had fallen into N. Linn, retired professor of Eng SlR BERNARD PARES, Eng- eligible for a registered phijrma QASSIF1ED 80477. Dial 3393. lhe river. lish at the University ot Iowa, Ush authority on education, cist's certificate, he must have a DISPLAY dull and sluggish? Give speaks from the west approach to bachelor of science degree trom per Column Inell M~--EN'S ~------bicycle. 3 months old----. See At the time ot his disappear- \Vas more. than a little worried as .Sc Old Capitol this evening at 8 an accredited pharmacy college, Or til tor a Montla WHERE TO BUY rr J ames Wood at Music Building. ance, Smelser was wearing blue he alTanged the trip. But his anx it a dose of Helm Radio overalls, shirt and a tan aap. iety disappeared when the two o'clock. WSUI's SP E C I A L a year's experience in a drug CaaeellaUon D~dllne 5 p.m. TWO BEDROOM modern bung.,. He is described as being 5 feet women ordered their breBkfast EVENTS carry this firth In the store and must pass the written, ....Jlllble tor One Ineemet Service today. D i a I alow in CoralviUe Heights. Oak tall and weighing 150 pounds. He from the stewardess after four series of summer lectures. laboratory and oral phases of the . lIIIertioD On17 floors, screen porch. A-I candi- has brown eyes and hair and a )fours in the air . WALTZ TIME, aired each Sat- sHlte license examinations. •1ItDi ~ to Dall,. 10.... 6062, Iowa City, 1-#3. tion. Garage, fruit trees. Aug, 20 , dark complexion. According to his Ordinarily the two women have urday night at 8 o'clock, fulfi is The candidate must have a ..... e. Oltlee, East Hall, Or numerous weekly requests for year's experience in a dnlg store JUST possession, $7,000. De R e u Ison, Smelser has a back ailment a 1'011 and coffee for breakfast but RECEiVED Realty Co. Exclusive Agents. which prevents him from working. this morning they had orange musical compositions in three- before he may take the oral phase DIAL 4191 HELM RADIO SERVICE: Promllt four time. of the examination. pick-up and delivery. .,Dial 6062. Large Shipment of jUice, cOl'n.flakes and milk, ham SPORTING PARADE wit h The J une graduates, now fully A NEARLY new man's white NOTICE and eggs, roU, butler, jam and Broided Ovol Rugs coffee, Dave Martin keeps the sport fan's registered pharmacists, are John roBBEln EXPERT RADIO REP AlB gabardine double breasted for mal coat. Handsomely tailored. "They ale more than I didt memory refreshed on great ath- R. Berg, Cedar Rapids; Max W. 3 DAY SERVICE % of Former Price OPBN SE EMBER 1ST letic events and the sporting Eggleston, WaveJ'ly; George F GIRL to share apartment close in. Dial 4805 evenings. Sloane said. "When J saw the WORK GUARANTEED rhe Swank Bakery will soon breakfast they ate, I knew they heroes of the past and present. H.ertz, Iowa. City; Alfred A. !'fan Immediate occupancy, state oc PICKUP & DELIVERY Morris Furniture Co. be open to serve you the best in SPORTIN
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FIlIDAY. 1ULY 25, t94T-PAGZ SIX ' Explains Benefits - Winter Silenl ~ Atomic Course Hinges .on McGrath Of Social Security People wlto al'e pormanently On Board Cc English Authority Maintains- disabled may someday be able to Ai Over-All Plan coUect benefits from their social I AVC Asks' Probe To Discuss security accounts. a Cedar Rapids Ousler Move pc social security ilUthority and uni USSR Not Ready for War Of Indonesian War versity alumnus told Rotary club Prof. Sidney G. Winter yester. Worked Oul, day said he wished to make "lit ' Now Bridge Site 'l'he American Veterans Com- members yeslerday . By UM ~lcGUIRE cornment until I know more aboqj . mittee last night resolved unani- ' Speaking at the club's weekly Russia is in no position to make this" when informed of actiOQ A si le for the proposed Benton war and it will be years before mously to ask the state depart-! luncheon in the Jefferson hotel, seeking to remove him from chair. "15 Pi Lambda Theta Gets street bridge will be discussed in Roulh Says she will be strong enough to fight. ment and the United Stales' dele- John Don;]elly said. "There is gen manship of the slale board of at. a public hearing tonight at 7:30 !lccording to Sir Bernard Pares, counlancy. The atomic energy course pro I Memb~rs in the City hall co uncil chambers. gate to the Untied Nations to "ta'te eral acceptance that we should posed [or the university is being English educator and authority on Eight New according to L.C. Crawford, acting appropriate sleps" to get UN set- have some form of disability bene An Associated Press slory ft. Russia. who will deliver the fifth ported yesterday t"'at Louis 1. tossed back and forth at present Eight new members were initi- 'chairman of the Iowa City zoning t1ement of the Dutch-Indonesian fit.'· summer series lecture here tonight. Muehle, secretarY-lreasurer or tbt like atomic problems on the na and planning commission. conflict. Donnelly is manager of the "They might fight earlier but ated into Pi Lambda Theta, hon- Craw[ord ~aid the pUt'pose of I board. had med suit in district tional scene. The resolulloll also asks that the Cedar Ra plds field office of the they would be awful fools if they orary association of women in the meeting is to give interested courl in Des Moines to remove Sou rces close to the scheme be seClillty council form a committee I oodal security administration. He tried it," Sir Bernal'd said when education, at a banquet at Iowa Iowa Cilians a chance to consider Winter. Jieve the university will have its interviewed in his hotel room last to investigale causes of he fight. I ~a s graduated from the Univer- ",eekly evening lectures in Sept Union last night. They were I the question of the bridge site, According to the report Muehle night. "That's why all this hag Lan'y Dennis, reporting on that sity of Iowa college of commerce stated Winter was not eligible lor ember in SCientific, psychological chosen for high scholarship and a~d to h~ar Ne~ L. ~shton, plan- - gling is silly," he added. national AVC planni.ng committee in 1931- and political effects of atomic . . . nmg engineer, give hIS recommen- the appointment because "he i. Speaking with a heavy British excepltonal work and prOmise 111 dations for its location. meeting, ~eld in Chicago la st sat-J "Both political parties are com not and never has been apractic. energy provided: urday, said the Johnson county [flitted to extcnding and improv accent, he said that because we the field of education. The commj ssiQ,n will meet again ing certified public accountanl 1. Faculty members asked to I chaptel' shoulq center part o~ the tng social :;ecurity," the speaker know there will not be a war. peo All graduate students, they are !;t(er to consider proposals made I with at Least five years pnictice in lectul'e in the series arc willing ple think lhey can say anything local program around the nalionai added, cit'lng the existence of state the state." to accept the work involved and Mrs. Verda Scobee Barbara Saw- at the heanng. "get out the vote" campaign which old age pension laws before ted they want to. He cautioned states Head if U1e division of account. Z. The problem of whether or men to avoid this and warned that yet" Delinda ROg~enSaCk Arline Ashton said three site possibili- A VC will push at election time era) statutes were passed. . ' . ''lies will be discussed: ing of the college of commerce, not the course should be given "once you slip into war, you can't Gllchnst. Ethel Ebel, Mrs. Alta 1. Using the present location next year. Under unemployment compen- for credit is settled. Winter has been on the university get out." Howell, Helen Faigen andl Elsa 01 the old bridge. The campaign will entail getting sat ion provisions of the 1935 social citizens registered at the polls and security act, he said, an Iowa faculty since 1924. However. the entire program He warned i.;.at If Germany Bate. 2. Moving the west end of the now awaits action by Dean Earl J. and Russia are ever united, no pressing them to vote. worker who is laid off through no He was first appointed 10 !he SIR BERNARD PARES Paying tt'ibute to Prof. Maude ~ridge south about 100 fellt to Dennis also said AVC would fault of his own is entitled to re- state board on July 1, 1944, for . McGrath of the liberal arts coliege one can beat them. "You cannot I connect with West Benton street. who may call together an a1l blockade them but they can Mc~room of ~he college of edu- I 3. Moving the bridge 150 fel'!t work for passage of he Wagner- ceive half of his last weekly wage, three-year term. He was reap. faculty committee to decide whe blockade yoU," he said. cahon, who dIed yesterday, Prof. south to run parallel with the old Ellender-Taft housing bill. up to a maximum of $20. This pointed this July. lhet· credit will be given for the "Molotov is like a cabbie," Sir John H. Thornton of the history bridge. Gerald Rosenbaum, act i n g could last for as long as 20 weeks. The state board of accountancy course. Bernard said. "He will haggle for Moyer ·OK's department told the members of Ashton said the Iirst site would chairman of the veteran's affairs Many people are unaware of the holds examinations in the state Some faculty members teel that everything he can get. He is a the association that their former be the most economical. The sec committee, reported that approxi- benefits available to them under for public accountants and keeps if the course is offered to students beastly nuisance." president was ~ [riend to aU "but ond woutd cost an additional $20, mately 66 veterans were helped the social security act, according record of the state's certified pub. without credit, many of the fac Describing Molotov's tactics as not a good friend to her own 000 and the third $50 000 more he to reinstate lapsed GI insurance to Donnelley. lic accountants. It also adopu ulty will be unwilling to partici "poker points," he explained that US Policy' heart." estimated. " policies. AVC conducted a drivt Forty percent of a group of rules and regulations for account· pate. Molotov takes advantage of every It was typical of Miss McBroom, Monday through Friday, staffing women polled in 1945 did not ants. Tho!;!lton said, that she scorned (At a June meeting, the all statement that can be answered a booth in front of Old Capitol know that if their husbands died, Muehle's suit contends that Win· to lessen the intensity of her ef lsk Parking Violators faculty commi ltee voted to offer wih a similar statement. "Y 0 u Rosenbaum said about 80 veterans they could collect survival insur ter's position at the university does forts for the sake of prolonging the course without credit.) mention intern a tional control of For Greeks To Pay Overdue Fines were helped to claim terminal ance on his social security account, not qualify him for the pOSition OD the Dardanelles, and Molotov says her years. lea ve pay. he sa~d. the board. Prof. J.I. Routh of the chem- why not international control of Miss McBroom had been ad The state department was patted Police yesterday mailed more fstry department, chairman of the Panama Canal zone." viser of Pi Lambda Theta for on the back and the American than 100 post-cards to people who the committee to plan the atomic Sir Bernard belIeves that Gen. many years and at one time press was slapped in the face yes have not paid fines for parking course, said yesterday "we know Dwight D. Eisenhower has ex terday by Dr. Robert E. Moyers, served as na tional president. exactl y when and how each lec- pressed the best way to deal with violations. instructor in the college of dentis- Each card in[orms the receiver ture wllJ be presented." Russia: "You must have firmness. try. . Marriage Licenses he is charged with illegal parking, Before any plans are final, patience, a sense of humour (and Moyers, who works with-1h'c police said. . The person is re however, Routh stated those mem- that·s about the most important) Marriage licenses yesterday state department as part-Hme con quested to appear and settle his bers of the faculty who are sched- and keep your powder dry. It's a were isued to John R. Cotter and sultant on 'Balkan affairs, spoke violation. uled to lecture must give their jolly good rule for Americans, Norma Ems, both of Iowa CitYi at a library chat in Iowa Union on Merlin L. Shera, Tiffin, and Arlene Police sa id if people don't re consent. Englishmen and all people to fol- "Greece, U1e Key to European The majority of them are not In low." Fryauf. Iowa City; James Robert spond to the post-cards, warrants Peace." son, Wilton Junction, and Barbara w ill be issued. The violator must Iowa City this summer. When they Comparing the peasants or I He described the state depart Dasher, Keota and to W;lliam Wol return in September, it they de- Russia wHh the people of the then pay not only his fine but the ments's policy in Greece as "a step slager and Charlotte Hobs both of cide to lecture, the course can · m!ddlewest ill America. the au cost of the warrant too, according toward stability." Commenting Milwaukee. to police. - FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES easily be in operation by the fall thority on RU Gs !a said tltat both - on the Greek situation as presented JOemestel', Routh believes. people are the best In a democ- in American newspapers, he said, One member of the facully, who racy. He said that intellectuals "It is extremely distorted." hesh TOMATOES, lb. .' lOc APRICOTS lug • • • • 1.39 prefert"ed to remain anonymous, talk about democracy. but the Noyers explained he depends on SO. CAROLINA said "students are the most impor- peasants practice it. o!ficial slate deprtmeni! dispatches tant people . . . and should be "I particularly like the middle for his information on day-by-day 3.98 Calif. Potat·oes 10·lb. 5ge there." He feels if the course is west," he proclaimed. Farmers happenings in Greece. PEACHES Bu. basket offered as a regular lecture ser- don't know, and know they don't Moyers charged that congress CLAPI'S and GERBERS the ies, the majority of the audience know. And they know they have men who ask for cuts in Greek re Seedless GRAPES 21b. 2ge would be townspeople. got t? know. That's th.e same sort lief do as much for the Communist The Finest For Canning- - Extra Fancy He emphasized that students of mmd that you fmd In the north party as writers for the Daily BABY FOOD, .. 7c were the prime consideration of England. It's only horse sense Worker. Fine For Applesauce - New Transparent 'when the course was first propos- that counts. not the theories." "The United States should con Pure Lb. Bartlett Pears 40 lb. box 4.49 ted last March. Sir Bernard expressed pleasure tinue its present policy in Greece," Prof. Kirk Porter of the poU- lover the fact that more universi he said, "even to the extent of in SUGAR Granulated 5 Bag APPLES bu. 2.98 3 Ib 29c tical science department alld ties are leaching Russian. 2 lb. .. 31e ("I'easing the funds five times over. I'lnc For Eating SUNKlST _ 300 Size member of the liberal arts exe- When asked If the United Na- "All of Europe is watching to ROYAL . cuUve committee, said yesterday ti~ns .~bo Uld be strengthened, he see what the United States does he had no knowledge that work saId, am not. relying at all on All Flavors I ~ in Greece. J[ we follow the slate GELATINE 2~kgs. Gravenstein Apples lib. 25c L'E M 0 NS doz...... 45e was still being done on the the UlIIted Nations, no~ do I be- Department's procedure. it will re • course When told that Routh lIeve In a world poltce force. lease tension in all of Europe;' KRAFT lb. had the plans almost completed There is no 8uch thing as 'good' MoyOl"s expresed confidence that PEACHES 3lbs. . . . . 25c Seedless RAISINS lib. 3ge his only comment was "that·s flghUng: but I think It Is a very (HEESE VELVEETA 2 box BING NEW fin " 'good thmg that they talk about American money will be put to e. . matters beCore fighUng." good use. "The men in charge Marvelous Lge. When the course was fIrst pro.- At present Sir Bernard is a possess a sort of missionary's zeal Cherries lb. 29c 14 lb. 3.49 Cobbler Potatoes 10 lb .. 33c posed last March Porter felt It member of the faculty at Sarah to get the job done right," he said. DREFT Suds Pkg. ~eft mosl of the faculty "with a Lawrence college in Bronxville "They'll wa,tch closely where the weak feeling." "What would you N.Y. lIe says that he does not Pla~ money goes." FRESII CREAMERY SUPER SHORTENING HEINZ ' do 1f you were told you were to to return to England. "The Communists are scream perform a ballet number tomor- The Englishman's lecture to ing about atl affairs. 'riley are QUALITY MEATS TOMATO SOUP can 10c row? You realize it Is essential night on "Russia and the Peace" conlinualy trying to disrupt things. BUTTER CAl\IPBELLS that the performance. takes place. will be presented at 8 o'clock on More Americans and more Ameri CRISCO You wanl to do your part, yet the west approach to Old Capitol. can money will keep them from TOMATO SOUP can...... 10c what can yOU do?" gaining control." Q~A1lTERS lb. 65e 3 ~!N $1.13 & DAIRY PRODUCTS APRICOT Halves #2Y2 can case 4.79 "If we could all get together Registration July 28-30 "Take it all with II box of salt:' and holler loud enough, we may said the speaker in regard to the Grade A A NIce Variety at Low Prices get action," added a faculty mem ;Cor Veterans Session Greek si luation as pictw'ed by the KRAFTS HEINZ STRAlNEV 8EEF CHUCK ROAST lb. 41c FROZEN FOODS ber who requested not to be iden- American press. tified. . Registration materia Is lor the American reporters often "wan FOODS SHORT RIBS BEEF lb. 3lc LADY BORDEN Meanwhile, Dean McGrath is four week veterans session and the der from the trut.h." Dr. Moyers MIRACLE WHIP BABY Grade A Ice cream pt. 31 c Ice Cream pkg. 19c out of town but returns Aug. 6. independent study uni t for grad indirated, because of their personal PINT CLUB STEAKS lb. 5ge Crosse & 81ackwdl Fancy uate students will be available at relationships with Greek royalists J AR 29c 3 C NS 22c the registrar's office July 28. Reg now in control. Fresh GroWld DATE NUT BREAD con. 23e istrar Paul J . Blommers said yes He named George Willer-"who HAMBURGER .39c Crosse ~ Blackwell Truckers OK terday. is 110t a Greek" - of thf! Chicago EARLY No.2 Students now enrolled in the Daily News'. as givinll" the mo s~ Pure Pork INDIA RELISH 9 oz. jar 22c eight week summer session must authentic reports. "Time maga PEAS JUNE 2 Ca'15 SAUSAGE lb. 35c Crosse & Blackwell - 16 oz. Jar complete registration by 5 p.m. zine, lOo. ol"'sionally hits things houlder Roast 30. 28c Wage Terms July I ight," he said. ~ DEL MONTE No. 2 Sweet Orange MARMALADE ------VEAL lb. 41c Employees of three loca l trans .' (ORN Golden Can YOllng Beef fer companies meeting with union officials last night agreed to la-ms LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA ICE COLD LIVER lb. 4ge FROZEN FISH: reached Wednesday night by Jo' reslt Beef CREAMED TUNA 12 oz. pkg. 3ge company operators and MELONS Half or Whole lb. TONGUES lb. 25c represen ta lives. , CREAMED SALMON lb. pkg. 3ge Last night's meeting ended ' the ARMOUR'S e Fresh Beer wage-vacation dispuLe between ORANGBS HEARTS lb .. 25c Maher Bros. Transfer, Thompson LARD Pure Ib.20 Cr05lle & Blackwell Fa,.ncy - Blended Fresh and Iowa City Transfer and Tangerine & Orange Juice lac Storage companies and the truck Tender e COUNTRY DRESSED SPRINGS Ib 45c Crosse & Blackwell Fancy drivers' union. Chuck Roast Harrf Wilford, AFL representa ct BEEF ROAST Ib.4g TANGERINE JUICE can 18c tive from Cedar Rapids, said the 2 DOZ. PORK LOIN lb •...... 45e 49 BUReHS men agreed to these terms: TENDERED PICNIC FIRST CUT 1. 90 cents an hour for truck IN OUR FRUIT DEPARTMENT THIS WEEKEND PORK CHOPS lb. . .. ·...... 45c SALTINES lb. box ...... 24e drivers, warehousemen aod pack u. S. No.1 for CannlnK RING BOLOGNA lb •...... 37.e KRAFT ers; 80 cents lor helpers and 75 APRICOTS and PEACHES at Rock Bottom Prices HAMS PORK CHOPS ' Uneven Sliced cents for new employees lor the Vine Ripened MIRACLE WHIP qt. jar .. . . " S6c 60 BACON Jb...... 31e first days. LB. LB. Z. A to· hour &'1Iaranteed work CANTAtOUPE - HONEY I)EW MELONS _42c 45c LARD ·Ib ...... , .. . 19c Quaker Best Flour 5 lb. sack 43e week with time and a hall tor all Wille. Brick time over 40 hours. BLACK DIAMOND WATERMELONS SPIC AND SPAN 2 Ig. pkg .. . 3ge 3. A week'lI paJd vaea&lon after PORK LOIN CHEESE lb .... 43c GRAPES: c SWAN 2 Ig. bars ...... 31e one year's service. The pay ,'8.or ENb fresh Country one week's vacation is equal to White Seedless, Red Malagas, Black Ribiers lb. 42 BUTTERNUT 48 hours ot straight time pay. EGG S doz •..... 46c Iulcy Sweel Velveeta C:OFfEE lb...... 4Sc PURE CANE PLUMS - PEARS - NECTARINES - BANANAS CHEESE 2 lb. box ...... 81e Comple4e Line of Garden Fresh TUNA FISH can ...... 39c SUGAR 100 Ibs ...... 9.39 - HOME GROWN TOMATOES .SUPERMARKET PINK PEANUT BRITTLE 2 lb...... , 29c SALMON 2 cans ...... SSe Real Barraio in Candy CARNATION MILK tall can 11c Box Sugar Coated ALMONDS lb. 39" FREE DELIVERY Dial 411S 103 W. Burlington St. ~'EVERYDAV Lo¥i "Home of Iowa City'. Finest.. Foods" . Blebt to LlmK Qaantltletl Reserved
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