, 1948- = ,plays Campus' Your ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Give Todayl ______Chest ___ Needs______. ______Help______-- ( ee StOry In Columrns 1 and 2) ~ecret Pact GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITYl Ie SOViet rce Yes ~ of doc_ gning In Continued cloudy weather with occasional showers ~3, of a military is forecast for today. Tomorrow Vlill be the same owaJll with the addition of lower temperatures. Established 1868 Vol. 78, No. 189 AP News and Wirephoto _ ...... r- Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, May 2-Five Cenls
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Villisca, owes SSCI S men ments to . .Pledges lor ~ Donations Mount First Negro Elected SUI Granted ·645 Housing Units Warns Public As ,Drive Hils $1,500 Mark' American * * * • • .. * * * Against Bill . - ' Mother Addition,Brings --.--...-Ouonset Huts-You Mav Be Seeinq "Them Soon 'Compromises' NEW YORK* (AP)-Mrs* * . Emma Clarissa Clement, of Louisville, School,'s Total Stabilization Director Ky., granddaughter of a slave, yesterday was chosen as the Says Capital/s Hotels American Mother of 1946 by the Filled With Lobbyists American Mothers committee of To 920 Units the Golden Rule foundation. Mrs. Clement, the (irst Negro elected, WA. 'III : OTO~ (AP)- is 71 years old and has seven Fred Ambrose Leaves I Che tel' Bowlps last night ad children. For Chicago Today '1 ed the public not to be duped Children by "compromise" amendments Mrs. Clement, whose children For FPHA Conference I now bein~ propo!';t'd to replace include the president of Atlanta Itt' nmrndmrntfl fix('d by the University, Atlanta, Ga.; a pro Fred W . Ambrose, university hou~ to the OJ> A extension bill. fessor of physics, a professor of busine. s manager, will leave English and an army chaplain, is The public upl'oar over the today for Chicago wherp 11e will "dangerous alld highly Inflation former national president of the confer with federal publie hons Women's Society of the African ary" house b\\\ has cII.use4 Methodist church. in~ authority officials on the OPA's cpponents io beat a Mrs. Clement's electiorr was an allocation of 645 additional seeming retreat, the stabllhatlon nounced by Mrs. Harper Sibley of units of veterans' emel'gency director said In a radIo address Rochester, N. Y., American Mother housing to the university. on the Mutual network. of 1945. The Chlcaa-o rerlonal office 01 "But-and let me make this Telephoning Louisville to notify the FPHA announced the al warning absolutely clear-let's not Mrs. Clement of her selection, location yesterday which in be fooled by 10rmer opponents ot Mrs. Sibley said she was told by cluded 6,845 units io munici firm price control who suddenly a daughter that "Mother is speak palities and educational Institu protest tho t they are really on ing on a radio program right now." tions in five mJdwestern s"'"t.es. our side." Her subject was "The Family." University officials have re Continue Protests Recornltlon ceived no information as to what I He urged consumers to continue Mrs. David DeSola Pool, chair type of units will be allotted for their vigorous protests against a man of the Mother's committee, Iowa City, but Orvll R. Olmsted, weakened price act, declaring: Is said: FPHA regional director, indicated "You are opposed by a small but "In selectlng Mrs. Clement as that the units would be barracks well organized group of lobbyists , the American Mother for 1946, with the possibility of a few who are filling the hotels here in rd the commit lee gives recognition Washington right now." not only to the great personal trailers and Quonset hut.s. qualities of Mrs. Clement as a 920 Total A GOO UP 01 Quonset huts, such as the university may receive as part of the allocallo11 of 645 emergency Secretary ()f Agriculture An mother of children who are de The allo~ IIi the 645 units houslnr lIn·lt.~, Is shown ~ove. The hotJl elln each be divided Into two sep:mlte apartments for married derson said earlier In the day votedly serving their country and brings tne total of telTlPorary students or Into dormitory-type units for slnrle students. that price (:outrol on meat their people; as a partner in her housing accommodations at the should be abandoned unless a husband's ministry In his life university to 920. 90· day lest period showed that PRESIDENT Vlrail M. Uancher yesterday made his contribution to time; as a social and community An area northwest of Riverdale packers could ret livestock In Oampus Chest and received a Campus Che t badge from Jane Hertlein, worker in per own right; but it and south of Park road is re Iowa Sheriff Captures Byrnes Urges OPA Allows Extension "somethlnr like normal" volume. 03 of WaverlY, Campus Chest committee member. gives recognition also and pays served for 25 Quonset buts which He agreed, in an appearance at were allocated to the university senate bunking committee hear ~ ~ tribu te to the grea t spirit of Amer 2 Minnesota Convicts • On Price Regulations Collections. for. Campus. Chest . ica!' two months ago. George L. ings, with the packers' conien yesterday had not reached the Goal $6,700 Horner, university architect, said tions that ihose who stayed within that no further information about On Forest City Farm Cut In Forces Of Men's Clothing ceiling prices had been unable to mark leaders had hoped for, bUi tbe transportation or arrival of the get stock for slaughter. pledges for donations were pOur- huts has been received. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Britain Bids fOREST CITY (AP)-Sheri!f PARIS (AP)-U. S. Secretary government acted last night to Experiments ing in. In addition an area west of Riv Jack Johnston of Winnebago of State James F. Byrnes urged sweep away an obstacle to deliv Later, he told reporters that any The total of contributions erdale is reserved for 20 privately county captured two escaped Min the foreign ministers conference ery of men's suits to retail stores. dropping of controls should be ex tllrned in yesterday was $242.41. owned trailers. ne ~ oj.a convicts yesterday aCter perimehtal, wllh the government $6,000 Unlvenlty officials indicated yeslerday to reduce Allied occupa- OPA gave manufacturers more • After three days solicitations, all For U. S. Aid wounding one of the men in the time to meet price reguliltiol) re retaining power to reimpose them. that barracks could be con collections amounted to $1,575.02. hip. tion forces in Austria immediately quirements after clothing industry Anderson said that two things Pledging a $114 donation last verted Inio apartments for both The m~n were identified as and to plan simultaneous Allied may correct the situation: (1) New Desires Joint Policy single and married studenls cor spokesmen had contended in New night, the Della Gammus joined ArllQld Bouman, 29, and Joseph evacuation of both Italy and Aus York ihat the regulations had quotas designed to route to responding to the need. They the ranks of the "200 percenters." In Palestine as Jews, HOWden, 42, who escaped April tria, a qualified conference source halted shipment of from 75 to 80 slaughlerers the same volume they said, however, that some units Law Commons, with a total of 25 from the state prison at Still- reported. percent of suits on hand. had in 1944 and (2) A' campaign Arabs Assail Report would J)I'Obably be left as bar $108 contributed to date from its $4,000 water, Minn. • Byrnes asked that occupation The price agency took its ac- to prevent diversion to black mar 150 residents, is driving for a racks. Johnston said Howden was garrisons be limited to 15,000 tion as the Civilian Production kets and other abnormal sources LONDON (AP)-Britain bid Indications are tnat the addi 100 percent goa 1. yesterday for United States mili captured outside a farmhouse troops in each Austrian zone, and administration called a series of of trade. tional units will not be located on near Forest City and that Bou that their complete evacuation conferences with clothing indus "This Is about the last effort 'COncentrated solicitation at the tary and financial aid to carry out the east bank of Iowa river but women's larger dormitories, lilJl a joint policy in Palestine, as man was taken Inside the later coincide with the with- try representatives in a move to to see if it wUl work," he iold will be used to fill ihe few avail house "afler he tried io pull drawal of troops from Italy. boost output of men's suits. Senator Barkley (D., Ky.) in a Cl'I!st and Currier, Were planned an uproar of protest over the able pieces of vacant university fdr Jast night Dnd tonight. How British-American inquiry commit a pn on me and forced me io The proposals were made dur- OPA revised its "maximum av- discussion of meat control. property on the west side of the ard Hensleigh, L2 of Iowa City, $2,100 tee report threatened to erupt in shoot flnt" ing a discussion of the Italian erage price regulation" to give Barkley had related that a drive chairman, urged all hous violence. river. The sheriff said the men were peace treaty. Byrnes said that so suit producers another 30 days stockman "in whom I have every ing units to turn in their contri Jews and Arabs allke -ned Possible Sites to be questioned in connection long as American troops remained through May 30-to come into confidence" stated that while he The following areas may be con- with robberies at Austin, Minn., in Austria, they would have to compliance with the order. Pre normally slaughtered 7 ,OO~ head butions as soon liS possible io Total To bate the report, and In Jerusalem the university blJslness office in the Arab hlrher commltt.ee sidered for the location of the 645 and the $450 robbery Monday of be maintained in Italy to prottct viously yesterday had been tbe week he can now get but 500. units. CHnton Barenz, Osage, filling University hDlI. called for a reneral strike t~ supply Jines. deadline. Anderson called this a typical case. $1,575.02 Area south of Riverdale trailer station operator. 'rown men and women or any morrow by all Arabs in Pales tine "as a flnt step to show camp and north of University the- Johnston said he and his,deputy, other students not contacted by ater in lagoon area. Merrill Peterson, had been watch- ~llcjtors at housing units may our utmost dlsIaU.'actlon." An Collision Iniures Cedar Counly Sherift Wife tes unconflrmed report gld the Area between the univerSity ing the farmhouse ever since re make their contributions ut the theater and the fine arts building. ce'iving a tip a week ago that the boOth in (ront of Old ilpilol OJ' commJttee also had sent cables to Washlnrton and Londoo re Area around old quarry on Riv- I two men might try and contact in the Y. M. C. A. rooms at lown I Un'ion. pudlaUI1&" the report, and re erside drive and below rear of the housekeeper there. I iteratinr demands for an Inde Law Commons building. At Mason City, Chief ot Police pendent Palestine. Area south of Westlawn, west- H. E. Wol~e sai? .that the car the I In London, Prime Minister At side nurses home. men were dnvlDg was stolel1 tlee said Britain wanted to know Area. desia"natecl as the Fol- from Cliff Lyons of Mason City. U.' Na Begins "to what extent the United States som property adJacent io the government would be prepared to northeast corner of the univer sh are the resultant military and sUy rolf course aloor Newton .. financial responsibilities for ad road. The latter II one of the .. .. lar.. est areas under considera Forrestal Hils Study 01 Spain' • ministration of Palestine, which 100%, Club the British inherited as a League tion a8 a site for a sileable of Nations mandate. number of the housior unUs. NEW YORK (AP)-The Uni,ted Dormitory units Dnd fraternities Officials explained that the al Merge,r Plans Nations security councll sub and sororities which contribute location had nothing to do with committee invesUgallng Franco 20() percent ($2 pel' resident) to the failure to obtain bids on a Spain plunged into a mass of 461 the Campus Chest automatically Plea of Innocence general. contract for the Parklawn WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre separate documents on the, Spon become members of "The 200% devE·lopment and Currier add!- tary of the Navy Forrestal yes iah question yesterday at its first Club." Entered by Anderson lion. The university made ap- terday lambasted anew legisla Membe ~ Yesterday secret meeting. plication for the additional hous tion to merge the armed forces, Della Gamma A communique said mo t Previous Members COUNCIL BLUFFS (AP)-Dr. ing unit last fall when 'it was although praising President Tru communications urred reeornl Alpha Chi Omega J . C. Anderson pleaded innocent seen that the influx of sinl1e and man's "basic objective' of post tlon of the Spanish Republicall Alpha l'au Omega to second degree murde-r charges married veterans would overfiow war unification. rovernment "while lome advo- Dolta 0 Ita Delta yesterday In connection with the the university's housing accommo- Appearing before the senate 0116 that a 'new rer lme should Kappa Kappa Gamma abortion - death of 25-year-old dations. naval committee, Forrestal lashed be established In Spain 011 :'/le Phi Kappa Psi Marian Blyth. Further InformaUon out at what he termed the "army A HEAD-ON COLLISION last night about 7:30 sent this car into the ditch and Sheriff Cha.rlea WUlq ....11 of a Iree democratic elec Sigma Nu His plea was made before mu- Ambrose said late yesterday plan tor merger"-a bill aimed to of Cedar county and his wife to l\lercy hospital with undetermined injuries. The Willey car was lravel- tion." (Ail "200%el's should report to nicipal judie Allan Ardell by that little is known 01 the "when, carry out the preSident's recom- Inr east on Hlrhway 1 about five miles east of Iowa City when it collided wllh a car driven by Mrs. The documents wcre lelters the editor of The Iowan to be In William P Welch, Lollan, at- where and hoW" 01 tbe 845 units, mendations, which already has Charles Vannice of Weat Liberty. l\lrs. Vaunice said that she had stopped alonrslde a car parked on and telegrams received [rom pri cluded in the above listing.) torney now associated with John but further information woUld be been approved by the senate mili- the hl.. hway With a lIat tire after the headHrbts on her car failed. Both her ca; and the car with the ~, vate Individuals and non-govern P. Tinley Jr., of Council Bluffs. forthcoming after hi. conference tary committee. tire, driven by Roy Berr of West Branch, were headed west. Walt.er Kephart, a ~senrer in the Bell' mental bodies on the. Spani h Judie Ardell set preliminary with the FPHA In Chlcalo. After presentlng a formal state- car, said that alter their car stopped with a flat tire, he noUced the U,hts raU on a car approachlnr from Questlon between Jan. 1, 1946, and Auto Accic:lent Fatal hearlnll for Saturday. Defense The university has not slfIled a ment, which was made public, the rear. He laid be waved a flashUr ht to warn the car and Lt pulled U!l beside the Berr car. Jut thea. AprU 30. The communique said MASON CITY (AP) - John attorneys told the court they re- contract for the 6411 units. As ForrE1Ital was In closed session he ..Id, the WUley car came over the creat of a sUrbt hili and hU the front of the Vannice I'a,. knoe'd. the U. N. secrelllry-grncrnl has Sllbus Jr., 20, of Sheffield, died sE'l'ved the rillht to waive the soon as structures are avaUable with the navy committee for two It back behind the Berr ear, whloh was not hit Th Wtile), car went Inio the ditch about I" fed d~ been ordered to oak every mem in u Muson City hospital yeater hearinll. and the sites ready, the PPHA will hours. Chairman Walsh (D., the road. Kephart laid he attempted to wam the Willey car with his lIashUrht but the U.hi ••Ued. ber ot the United NoUons to sup day, the second fota lity of an Attorneys lor 01'. Anderson in-\ authorize contracts to dllmantl~, Mass.) told reporters afterward ISheriff and Mn. Willey were taken to Mercy hospital In an ambulance. A report on their condUloDl ply all relevant mnt l'lnl , on the automobile accident near his dlcated the $20,000 bond may be convert and re-erect the sttuc- members peppered the cabinet would not be immediately available, hospital attendants rjlporied last, nlrht. posted soon. tures. member with questions. ,_ _0 ...... ______. ~ (DaU, Iowan Photo by B. In,hl.)_ _ Spanish questi on, home Sunday. .. " PAGE TWO THE D AlLY lOW A N. lOW A CITY. lOW A THURSDAY, MAY 2, 194G ( S.U.I. and The Iowan Recognize Outstanding Women , Women leaders in student ac Ann Gilman, A3 of Ames, is ceived the award and for that U. W. A. projects chairmen general meetings co-chair tivities and in scholarship were new vice-president of Hom e reason were not eligible to re for next year are Miss Collier, men; Carolyn Ladd, Al of * * * * * * * * * honored yesterday at the an Economics club. Also elected ceive it again. They are Marion freshman orientation ; Elaine Iowa City, publicitYl and Lenney, A2 of Cleveland, In Lucy Dean, AI of Valparaiso, Women's Groups nual Recognition Day program were Helen Danner, Al of Iowa Jean Scbneider, A2 of Stan formation First; Miss Baker, Ind .• Live Y -er chairman. sponsored by the University City, secretary; Mary Rohner, wood, who received the award lransfer orientation; Carolyn • AZ oC Iowa City, treasurer; • • • Women's association. as a freshman; Mary Jane Mc Anderson, A2 of Plover, activi Chairman of the hospital The Daily Iowan is eager to Clare Donahoe, A2 of Des Crea, A3 of Clinton, who got ties records; Winifred Shields, board will be Barbara Scott, A2 join the student body in that Moines, program chairman, and the award as a freshmah and A3 of .Kansas City, Mo. , "Code of Cedar Falls. Members of the r ecognition, because we know Mary Ann Riley, A3 of Bur (or COeds" editor; J ane Hert board are Martha Burney, A3 too little of it is awarded. lington, publicity chairman, honorable mention last year; lein, C3 of Waverly, vocational oC Iowa City, crafts; Connie The Iowan is anxious to di Janette James Jeans, A3 of Des Scholarship Awards conference, and Ellen Larson, Carlson, A2 of Des Moines, spe rect the recognition of ALL to Moines, who won lhe award bel' U. W. A. scholarship awards A3 of Dayton, Ohio, Judiciary cial parties; Dorothy Edmond these women leaders and to sophomore year, and Mary went to Jean Newland, A4 oC board. son, A2 of Columbus J unction, u rge tbat along with recogni Mudge, A4 of Sioux City, who t Belle Plaine, whose accumula Members of th,freshman or Wednesday evening entertain tion go active support for the won the award as a fre&hman tive grade point average is 3.66 ; ientation council are Yvonne meni; Mlldred Gl'ossman, A2 of p rograms these women will be Mary LOUise Strohmeyer, A3 of and received honorable mention as a _ phomore. Livingston, A3 of Iowa City; M a r s h a 11 t ow n, convales leading next. year. Iowa City, 3.70; Dorothea Dav Joyce Kearsing, A3 of Spring cent Qome; Marie Miller, A2 of 1946-47 President idson, A2 of Kirkwood, Mo., • • Valley, N. Y.; J oan Holt, A3 of Oelwein, Sund ay school, and The 1946-47 presidents are Omicron Nu, national hon 3.79, and Constance Righter, AI Highland Park, Ill.; Ch arlotte Mildred Fischer, A2 of Wells Durothy Kotteman, A3 of Bur orary home economics frater of Iowa City, 3.S7. Each re Penningrolh, A3, oC Cedar Rap burg, children's recreation. lington, University Women's as cei ved a $25 victory bond. nity, awarded 55 to J anise ids; Eleanor Pownall, A3 of Gamma P hi Beta was t his sociation; Harriet Arnold, A3 J amison of BraddyVille, the Honorable mention was given Ibwa City; J ean Dawso n, A2 of yeal"s W. R. A. intramural win of Valparaiso, Ind., Y. W. C. A.; women whose grade points sophomore in home eco n Des Moines, and Mary Ann ner. Chi Omega was' second, Carol Well man, A3 of Cedar were higher than the winners, omics with the h i g h es t Lawton, A3 of Benton Harbor, Hilicrest third, and Law Com Falls, Women's Recreation as but who previously had re- grades. Mich. mons, fo urth. Intramural chair sociation, and Bea Kemp, A3 of man for next year is Anna Gay, LeMars, Home Economics club. New Y. W. Cabinet A2 oC Iowa City. Her assistants Edna Herbst, A4 of Newton, * * * ~ • ~ Members of the 1946-47 Y. are Elizabeth Riordan, A2 of officiated at the pr'bgram which U. W. A. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS W. C. A. cabinet are Miss Hert Miami Beach, Fla., and Alice about 900 women attended. lein, finance chairman; Miss Adair, A3 of Redding. Miss Herbst is retiring presi Livingston, Major in Marriage; den t of U. W. A. Louise Milstein, A2 of Roches , Council Members • • • ter, N. Y., U. S. and You ; Phyl Recently elected members of DOROTHY KOTTEMAN, U. W. A., (left) Harriet Arnold, Y. W. C, A., (center ) and Carol Well Other U. W. A. oINeers are lis Jordan, A1 of Des Moines, Student Council who were rec man, W. R. A., were installed as presidents of the ir respecti ve organizations by retiring presidents Nancy Green, AZ of Cedar Worship Workshop; Miriam ognized are Bette J o Phelan, A3 at Recognition Day yesterday afternoon. Rapids, vice-president; Fran Weirick, A3 Of Colfax, music; of Mason Ci ty, and Kathryn ces Marshall, AZ of Cedar Marian Pollitz, A2 of Cedar Lano., A3 of Sioux Fa Us, S. rinne Sandry, A2 of Clear Lake, liberal arts, commerce and ces Lawler, U of Parnell; Doro Rap Id s, secretary; Betty Rapids, social chairman; Anna D., delegates-at- large, and Dor Zela Tau Alpha; Miss Phelan, pharmacy who received four thy Sheets, U of Wilton Junc Dickinson, AZ of Newton, Mae Fell, A2 of Borger, Tex., othy McKinley, A3 of Omaha, Currier Hall, and Louise Hul points last semester also were tion, and Julie Harvey, A3 of treasurer, and Ginger Mc "Y" Works at Home. Neb., lown women representa chinson, A3 of Chicago, Hill recognized. They are Jacque Okoboji. Donald, Al of Lima, Ohio, Betly Ann Erickson, A3 of tive. crest. line Baumeister, A4 of Waukee; Scholasti c Honors freshman representative. Spencer, Lillle Chapel ; J ani ce Sor.ority and dormitory presi • • • Mary Fairlie, U of Ft. Madison; Also recognized were 22 re • • • Liepold, A3 of Winnetka, Ill., dents recognized inc 1 u d e: Active l\lortar Board mem Jean Gallaher, Al of Appleton, cently elected members of Phi Y. W. C. A. officers include: radio chairman; Carita Markel, Wnnda Siebels, A4 of Amber, bers partici pating in a ski t Wis.; Marie Huper, A3 of Iowa Beta Kappa, nalional honorary Nancy Hole, A3 of Cleveland A3 of Councll Blu[[s, assistant Al pha Chi Omega; An ne Gi l which depicted _Mortar Board City; Delores Lahr, A2 of Ral scholastic fraternity for Iiberai Heights, Ohio, vice-president; radio chairman; Betty J ean man, Al pha Delta. p ~; P. K. as people think of it and as ston" Neb.; Barbara Lund of arts seniors, and 27 new mem Holly Baker, A3 of lllghland HQegh, A3 of Atlanllc, art; J ane Bentley, U of Newton, Al pha it actually is included: Bon Peoria, Ill.; Miss McCrea; Jose bel's of Alpha Lambda Delta, Park, Ill., secretary, and Jean Lord, A1 o[ Burlington, activi Xi Delta; Miss Arnold, Chi nie Lansing, A4 of Iowa City; phine Rocca, Al ot Iowa City; national honorary scholastic Collier, A3 of Freeport Ill., ties records and membership; Omega; Miss Larson, Delta J oan Overholser, A4 of Red Patricia Rowley, C3 of Iowa fraternity for freshman women. treasurer. Jeanne Wheeler, C3 of Webster, Delta Delta; Miss Penningroth, Oak; Louise HHfman, A4 of City; Helen Shephard, A4 of Requirements for Phi Beta First vice-president of W. R. freshmen adviser; Jeff Freund, Delta Gamma; Barbara Kam-. Bettendorf; Helen Kutner, A4 Cedar Rapids; Betty Smith, A4 Kappa is an accumUlative grade A. is Martha Humphrey, A2 of A4 of Cedar Rapids, Girl Re merer, A3 of Independence, of Davenport; Margaret Walk, of Albia. point average of 3.2 for at least West Union. Other officers are serve assistant; JOan Hawkin Gamma Phi Beta; Elaine Loss A4 of Grafton; 'Margaret Betty Strait, U of Cedar 64 hours of work taken at the Opal Bane, A2 of Farnhamville, son, A2 of Des MOines, needle man, C3 of Chicago, Kappa Shuttleworth, A4 of New Rapids; Miss Strohmeyer; Mary UniverSity of Iowa. Member second vice-president Virginia craft. Alpha Theta; Miss Shields, York City, and Wanda. Sie Wirtz, U of Wilton; Sister Mary ship in Alpha Lambda Delta Anderson, A2 of Harcourt, sec EDNA HERBST, (left), officiating at yesterday's Recornltlon Day • • KaPl?a Kappa Gamma; Miss bels, A4 Of Amber. Patricia Gleesen, U of Mercy requires a 3.5 or above grade retary, and Barbara Wright, A1 program, presents $25 victory bonds to Dorothea Da.vldson (cen Miss Davidson and Mary Ma rshall, P i Beta Phi; Miss • • • hospital, Iowa City; Helen point average for one or lwo of Osage, treasurer. ter) and Connie Righter for outstanding scholarship last semester. Ellen West, AS of Iowa City, Milstein, Sigma Delta Tau; Co- Women in the colleges oC Nolan, U of Emmetsburg; Fran- semesters of ireshman work,
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Orthodox Student group tonight at subject of a discussion meeting Army Needs Better Prepared Food 7:30 p. m. at the Tripity Episco of Inter-Varsity Christian fellow OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN pal church, 320 E. College street. ship tomorrow night at 8 o'clock - 'eel' tary of \Var Putt('/·son hll~ l'illlllly I'c\'cai"d what elll)' 141111;' Behind the Mikes. ,• • THE REV. FRED W. PUTNA1\1 in room 2(17, SchaeffEr hall. Ger suffcl'ing (lo I. conld haY!' told y('ur,; C\!!;O. Rector of the Trinity trude Kellogg, G of Elmwood, It'ar from bing "hom!' cook('d," al'lIIY fooc1 has h('t'n pr('IHlrt'd By Helen Huber 7:30 Sports Time Episcopal Churcb Ill., will conduct the discussion. 8:00 Modem Poelry Club All students are invited. Every and HCI'vt'd in a mannrr "definitely hl'low thc IIc('cpt('(l IlJ'/l('li('f'~ 8;30 Album oC Artists IOWA CITY POSTAGE one is requested to bring a Bible of eommcl'cial hotels and rChtaUl'llnts," all investigating <'ommit- "'Ill ("" VB_Willi. ".) 8:45 News 9:00 Drama Hour STAMP CLUB and a notebook. t ee appointed by Pattct'llol1 rrported. 9:30 SIgn Off Vol. XXII No, 189 ~~~!:~ ~=T' ",,~..!.7~?N,m:: The Stamp club will meet in GWEN GARDNER 'fhe eommith'e, of ci\'iliUllo; and assig'llcd SUn'I'.1 "The Role of Endocrinology in eompo~('d 10 NETIVORK IUGHLJG/US room 402 chemistry building, at Prorram Chairman army food maita~l'm nt and consl'l'\'ution DH'thod'i, found !lis,! Good Health," a lallt compiled by 6 p. m . WHO Bums & A. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR WMT Fresh Up KXEL Roll Call 6 p. m. Thursday, May 8. All ~tu~ UNIVERSITY M'EN that food has brcll OY(lrsto(·kl'ri flllcl wastrel. Dr. Paul D. Anneberg of Carroll, WHO Parade 9: 45 p. m . dents and faculty interested in KXEL Par. of BandsKXEL Joan.1I Thursday, May 2 Tuesday. 1\lay 7 PCl'llaps jf SI'cl·('taI'Y i'utlrl'Soll IlIld gone to a mrss hllll nlHlli- will be reod by Stuart Miller of 6:\$ 1'. m. 10 p. m. stamp collecting are invited to All uni versity men are invited Old 2 p. m. Partner bridge, Univer~ n Olll1ccd and llad catrn a )'(lgllllll' m['al, hl' wonld ha\'!' ~1/lrll'Cl lhe WSUI staff when the Iowa WHO M. L. Nelson WMT Doug Grant Regional Speech contest, to play tennis with the members (1. r. KXEL H. R Gross WHO M. L. Nelson come and bring stamps for an ac~ sity club. of the Women's Honorary Tennis t he inve tigation SOOI1CI·. (h'ercookcd mrat, und('rcook<'ll yege- State Medical society program is G:30 1'. nt. KXEL H. R. Gross Capitol. Wednesday, May 8 tive trading session. WMT Czech Mel. 1.0: 15 p. m . r club every Saturday from 1 to t ables, cold soup and the unllPJH'tiziug prr.plIwtion of food ill gCI1- broadcast this morning at 9:30. WHO DInah Shore WMT Ful. LewIs Friday, May 3 4 p. m. Sigma Xi initiation, sen LEO SWEENEY 5 p. m. cra l do not help morall'. Harry Seeker, of the Episcopalian KXEL Did You Kn.? WHO AustIn Old ate chamber, Old Capitol. Secretary church will be lhe speaker on 0:411 p. m. KXEL Sports Regional Speech contest, BETTIE LOU CIIMIDT KXEL Ray. Swing 10:90 p . m . '1'hcre is a standing joke 8m()11~ )l1lll1Y servicemen thaI 1111 tht' WSUl's "Morning Chapel" today Capitol. 8 p. m. Band concert, Iowa President 7 p. m. WMT Sing. Sam Union. HILLEL FOUNDATION auto mechllnics \\'err elassifird II~ pooks wllPll th"y \\'pre procl'ssed WMT Kostel.netz WHO St. MUlie 6:30 p. m. Annual banquet, Tri- WHO Mu.le Han KXEL Sal. Army Friday, May 10 Friday services will be held at SEALS CLUB by the army, and that all the cook~ ended up changing tires on atJe~~~'something we'll bet you KXEL Lum 'n' Ab. 10:45 p. m. angle cl ub. the Community building at 7:45 Seals club membtrs please sign j eeps. didn't know. Bernice Gaunt, who 7: liI p. m . WMT Late Date Adult Education Association of KXEL Godwin Il I' m. Saturday, May 4 Iowa, Old Capitol. p. m, A special program will be up for the banquet at the women's Not all al'llly cooks art' inexperl, how(>\,('1', and the Sllt·\,('Y did played the piano on the Frank 7:30 p. m. WMT News WMT Hobby Lobby WHO Music 3 p. m. Debate: West Point vs. 9 p. m. M UNION BOARP CANDIDATES Iowa City Delegates Professor A. (. Baird 10 Present Certificates To Attend-State Meet Faculty Tea Planned for Lorissa Sheldon Of University Women At Currier Hall, 3 to 5 Sunday Afternoon For Achievement in 1945·46 Debate Season Nine Iowa City women will at- tend the state convention of the Lorissa Sheldon, Currier hall A-1. of Webster City, social chair. American Association of Univer- hEad of residence, will be honored man. Election of Officers, sity Women tomorrow and Satur- at a faculty tea at Currier Sunday Other Currier officers lor 1945- day in Davenport, as delegates afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. 46 and 1946-47 will pour at the Awards Will Follow H0 USE from the local branch. Maxine Mansfield, A4 of Ogden, serving table In the French Debate in Old Capitol Attending will be Mrs. Homer is chairman of the tea. dining-room. Pouring will be #0 HOUSE Dill, president; Mrs. John M. After the reSignation of Mrs. Jean Atchison, A3 of Washington, Russ, vice-president; Prof. Beth Haz.~ l Swim Kopp, Miss Sheldon and Pat Hanson, A3 of Decorah, Certificates :f 0 r outstanding achievement in debate during the ======Wellman, retiring president; Mar- became head oC residence in Jan- vice-presidents; Joyce Womels ALPHA cm OMEGA Dee Thomure, A4 of Bonne garet Pahlman; Luella Wri ght; uary. She came here from the dorr, A2 of Freeport. m., secre 1945-46 season wi 1I be awarded Toby Frank, A3 of AurorD, Ill., Terre, Mo., will have as her week Katherine Mullin; Mrs. W. F. University of Minnesota divisfon tary; Helen Klohn, A4 of Mar Saturday by Prof. A. Craig Baird, will have as her guest this week end guest Esther Dalby of St. Bristol; Mrs. Dorrance White, and of home economics and instit.u-I shalltown, lind Joan Womelsdorf, director of deba teo end at home, Charlotte Ferris, A4 Louis, Mo. Mrs. E. C. Howe. tiona I managment. In 19-13 Miss A2 of Freeport, Ill., treasurers. Awards will be announced after of Syracuse, N. Y. Visiting her brother, Robert, Featured at the meeting, in ad- Sheldon was dietician and assis- Musical selections will be the West Point and University of Ardell James, former Alpha who has recently been discharged, dition to outstanding speakers, tant. manager of the Hillcrest gal- playEd during the afternoon by Iowa speakers debate compulsory Chi affiliate on campus, will be at home will be Dorothy Parker, will be a series of workshops for ley and mess. Beth Mekota, G of Crete, Neb., military training in Old Clpitol at a guest in the chapter house this Al of Des Moines. committee chairmen in education, In the receiving line at the tea pianist; Nadine Pearson, A3 of 3 p. m. Election of officers for the weekend. social betterment, advancement of will be Miss Sheldon, Mary Meix- Wauk~, and Celia Eckey, A3 of forensics association will also take Jeanne Stanley, A3 of Oppor CURRIER ANNEX HERMAN ROBIN, A3 of Water MARILYN GUENTHER, A2 of the status of women, peace, legis- nEr, Currier social director; Kay Newton, violinists. place, according to Dorothy Kotte tunity, Wash., had as her guest Mary Lou Joels, Al of Clarinda, loo, Is vice-president of Delta Burlington, Is a. member of Hlrh lation and art. Keller, A4 of Sioux City, Currier this week, her brother, Ralph has as her weekend guest her landers; A1 pba. Lambda Delta, na president; Belle Jo Phelan, A3 Throurb t. b e CAM P V S man, A3 of Burlington, president. Sirma Rho, national honorary of Belle Plaine, newly elected Receiving awards will be: Ruth Stanley. broth e-r, Irving. tional honorary scholastic frater CHEST you help support, three speech fraternity, a member of the president; and Marjory SWDnson, worthy organi7;atlons. Koch, A4 of Rock Island, Ill.; Doris Timm, A3 of Highland Visiting Jean Parker, Al of nity for freshman women, and a University Concert Park, m., will have as her guest Des Moines and Lucy Livengood, executive board of the Interfaith Union Board sub-committee. She Sheldon SHriek, Al of Davenport; committee, on tbe debate team. Merrill Baker, U of Davenport; at home this weekend, Irvin Olson, Al of Des Moines, will be Norma Is affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta To Feature McGinnis El of Kensett. Geggen and Evan Jones also from secretary of Phi Epsilon Pi social social sorority. Liberal aMs stu Jake Bennison, A3 of Kewanee, fraternity, a member of the Inter IlJ.; Joyce Blomquist, A2 of Des Moines. dents \\( 111 elect six members to cotleclate debate board and a Vnion Board Wednesda.y. VoUnr Aurora. 111.; George Flagg, A2 of ALPHA DELTA PI As· Clarinet Soloist DELTA DELTA DELTA member of a. Union Board sub wi1l take place in the lobby of Des' Moines; Jack Gallagher, A3 Guests ot Ellen Irish, A2 of committee. Iowa Union from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. of Providence, R. 1.; Eva Schloss Forest City, this WEekend will be Spending the weekend at home Donald E. McGln'nis, a clarinet d berg, A2 of East Chicago, Ind.; her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. J. will be Ruth Paul, Al of Daven ist, will be the feat.ured soloist port, and Patricia Galfney, A3 of Dick Podol, Al of Oskaloosa; Rob Irish, and Ted Pearsall of Tru at the university concert band's Marengo. ert Conrad, A4 of Elkader; mansburg, N. Y. Patricia Tobin, Ens. , Pleas for Farm Help r presentation of "Fantasia and PatriCia Lightfoot, A2 oC Ft. Rondo" by Weber Wednesday at Thomas Westrope, A2 of Harlan; Madison, will have as her guest I Flood County Office I Carolyn Alexander, A3 of Web ALPHA XI DELTA 8 p. m. in Iowa Union. over the weekend Paul Benson McGinnis was solo clarinetist Be prepared for ster City; Phyllis Jordan, Al of Karl Fischer Jr. Say • • Marilyn Hade, A4 of Ft. Madi of Burlington. Requests for spring farm help, for two years with the navy pre Des Moines. j son, will spend this weekend at particularly for single men, are . d Carol Parsons, Al of Afton; Pa ilight band h ere. home. PI BETA PHI April Marriage VQws pouring into the office of Emmett Works by Bach, Busch, Gold tricia Cox, A2 of Davenport; Isa Beverly Van Buskirk, A3 of Mrs. Edwin Lee- Holton of C. Gardner, county extension di mark, Shostakovich, Chausson, bel Glick, Al of Chicago. III.; Hawarden, will have as her guest Manhattan, Kan., will be a guest Patricia Tobin, daughter of Mr. rect.or. Prokofieff, Creston and De libes Barbara Hill, A3 of Marshalltown; this weekend Mildred Marshall at the Pi Beta Phi chapter house and Mrs. John W. Tobin of Vin Gardner CIIn place men in .live will be included on the program, Paul Knowles, At of Grinnell; of Hawarden who is enrolled at today until Priday. She is assis ton, became the bride of Ens. Karl stock feeding, dairy or turkey Prof. C. B. Righter, director, said. Arlene Nelson, A3 of Sioux City; the University of South Dakota tant to the grand treasurer of the W. Fischer Jr .• of Norfolk, Va., son farming, some all-power farming Associat.e Director Arnold L. SPRING Carol Patton, Al of Independence; at Vermilion. national organization. of Maj. and Mrs. Karl W. Fischer and all with board and room plus Oehlsen will cqnduci his own Owen Batey, U of Maquokela; of Vinton April 18 at the home of salary. arrangement of the second move Ann Kushner, A2 of Cedar Rap- CURRIER ZETA TAU ALPHA the bride's grandmother, Mrs. M. The need for farm help is be ment of the Chausson symphony. ids; Doris Goodman, Al of Des Jean Swensen, A2 of Moline, Visiting Sallie Philippson, Al J. Tobin in Vinton. The Rev. Wil coming more serious as the season Professor Righter's recent ar Moines; Lorraine Shindler, Al of Ill., will go home this WEekend of Manchester, this weekend will liam Caldwell officiat.ed at the progresses and will persist rangement of the tinale of the Sioux City; Monty Pitner. Ai of to see her brother, Cpl. Robert be Vance Bechelli of Manchester. ceremony before a fireplace deco throughout the summer, Gardner "Shostakovich Fifth Symphony" Essex; Chloe Ann Schutt.e, A3 of Swensen, who has been overseas Vincent D. Egan of Eau Claire, rated with spring flowers and added. His office is room 205, post will be playEd for the first time. Kirkwood, Mo. for a year and a half and has Wis., wiIl be the weekend guEst lighted candelabra. office building. Concert tickets may be obtained Lois Schoenfeld, A4 of Nashua; just returned to this country. of Mary Rohner, A2 of Iowa City. Dorris Hays of Vinton and at the Union Desk, Whetstone's Edna Herbst, A4 of Newton; Miss Ens. Donn Morton of Chicago J eanne Hawley, A2 of Daven Tedda Toenjes of Waterloo pro The CAMPUS CHEST Is an or the band office in the music Kotteman; Virginia Rosenberg, A2 will visit Joan Walters, A2 of port, will entertain Robert RoUs vided the nuptial music. Clare all-student project. studio buDding. of Burlington; Donna Nelson, A3 Cedar Rapids, at her home. of Davenport this weekend. Donahue of Des Moines attended = of Humboldt; Harold Lorenz, E Going by plane to Des Moines A w~kend guest of Maxine the bride as maid of honor and of Brookfield, Ill .; Herbert Kan- for the weekend, Jean Dawson, Hollar, A2 of Davenport, will be Ben Fischer served his brother as zeU, A3 of New York; Shirley Cor- A2 of Des Moines, and Pat Han Jeane Leege of Waterloo. best man. bin, A of Villisca; Louise Boyer, son, A3 of Decorah, will visit in The bride wOI'e a gown of white Dependable Fur Storage! I's fine to be optimistic about the weather ... A4 of Davenport; Walter Berg, A2 Miss Dawson's home. satin fashioned with a round of Davenport; Pat Grothaus, A3 Lillian Izove, A2 of Davenport, neckline, fitted bodice and long but don" be fooled by it. Make up your mind of rowa City; John KelIey, A1 of will go to Grinnell where she Club Meetings tight bridal point sleeves. The Helena, Mont. will spend the .weekend with floor-length skirt extended into a . . . you'll be needing a rain coal plenty this Patricia Kelly, A4 oC Cedar Rap- Phyllis Miller, a student at Grin Students, Condon's Will Store Mrs. Aggie .Dall senior tL·ain. Her tulle veil fell month ... and next and next. Get one that ids; Elaine Glasser, A2 of Brook- nell college. To Speak Today from a coronet of pearls and she Your Fur Coat During the Summer Iyn, N. Y.; Charles Burmingham, Mrs. W. J. Schneider of Cleve carried a bouquet of white lilies gives you complete protection. There's choice A4 of Marion; Bernadine Green- land Heights, Ohio, will visit her and stephanOtis. She wore a berg, A2 of Waterloo; Leo Ziffren, daughter, Wilanne, A4, this week. Mrs. Aggie Dall, county nurse, si ngle strand of pearls, a gift ot in Modern Vaults. of raglan or sel in sleeves, fly front or button Al of Davenport; Robert Gregg, Jane Lord, Ai of Burlington, will speak on "Public Health the bridegroom. M3 of Hawarden; Elaine Lenney, will go to Boone where she will Nursing" on the American Asso Miss Donahue chose a gown of through ... A large complete selection in gab A2 of Cleveland, Ohio; Louise attend the Y conference this ciation of University Womerts chartreuse salin with matching Before you pack to go home, dial 7447 and ask Hut.chinson, A3 of Olicago, Ill.; weekend. radio program today at 2 o'clock headdress and she carried a ardines, poplins, twills, alligators, nylon clolh on WSUI. Condon's to pick up your coat to be stored in Larry Butler, A2 of Wat.erloo; ViSiting in Tipton with Mary coloniat bouquet of mixed spring and elastic glass. L'lou ise Smith, A4 of Elkader; Witmer, ~2. and ~Ieanor Ham~el, flowers. scientific vaults keeping them protected from Betty Ann Erickson A3 of Spen- A3 of TIpton, WIll be Donmce Catylst Club Following the ceremony, a wed cer. ' Fisher! Al of Independence. The constitution of the recently ding dinner was given in the Flor summer heat until you want them next fall. organized Catylst club will be John Ooslendorp, A2 of Musca- Marl~n Ise?~ands, ~4 oC Web- entine room of the Hotel Roosevelt Condon's will also glaze, remodel and repair tine; Jean Collier, A3 of Freeport,) ster CIty, VISIted JIm Buchan. presented Cor approval by charter in Cedar Rapids. Ill.; Edythe Rosenthal, A2 of SlIc, at Great Lakes, Ill., last members of the club when they Mrs. Fischer attended Linden at nominal charges. Let us advise you care Scarsdale, N. Y.; Carit.a Markel,1 week. meet at 7:30 tomorrow night in wood college at st. Caa.les, Mo., fully about. the work you want done. A2 of Council Bluffs; Herman . Margar~t R~an, J3 of East Mo the home of Mrs. George GJocker, and is a senior at the University Robio, A3 of Waterloo; Carol Ray- I;ne, lll .. IS gOlDg home. to see h:r 621 Holt avenue. Hostesses will of Iowa where she is affiliated mond A4 of Cleveland Heights fiance, Ens. Walter HIll, who lS be Mrs. J . R. Anton, Mrs. Her with Kappa Kappa Gamma soror . ' , home on leave. man Glotzler and Mrs. Herbert ity and Zeta Phi Eta, national All furs are kept in vaults In the store, 1,500 coat capacity., OhIO; Owen . Peterson, A4 of Guest of Felicia Barrowclifl, Mallory. Parker, S. D., Richard SchneCk, Al f Co· thO e-k d '11 honorary speech fraternity, Pick up a nd delivery service. A3 of New York and Wilma o. rnlDlt.. .IS we en Wl I Iowa City Woman's Club Ensign Fischer attended the W 1 h A3 f D t be Mane McGaffm, a student at University of Iowa where he af as, 0 avenpor . Cornell college in Mt. Vernon, The public welfare department and sllc Dale Feazell, stationed of the Iowa City Woman's club filiated with Phi Gamma Della fraternity. He is a graduate of the at Great Lakes, Ill. will elect officers at a meeting United States naval academy at Condon's Fur Shop Helen Koopman and D ~lores tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock in the SUI Chorus leaders Annapolis , Md., and is now serv Benkley of Davenport will be clubrooms of the Community 130 So. Dubuque Dial 7441 weekend guests of Eileen Swan building. ing in a rocket squadron operat To Discuss Program son, Al of Davenport. ing out of Norfolk, Va. Visiting Eloise Hakes, A2 of SUI College Heads JUt leaders of choruses entered Laurens, this WEekend will be her in the University Sing will meet. aunt, Mrs. Mavis Allen, and cou To Attend Conference at 4 p. m. today in conference si n. Winifred, both of Laurens. room 2 of Iowa Union, Betty Lou Entertalning her mother, Mrs. Dean Chester A. Phillips and Schmidt, A2 of Dav!mport, an E. W. Steinert of Wakefield, Prof. E. W. Hills. both of the col nounced yesterday. Mich ., will be Dorothy Steinert, lege of commerce, will attend the Rules, seating arrangement and C3 ot Wakefield. 28th annual meeting of the Amer order of performance for the pre Marjorie Parker, A2 of Bedford, ican Association of Collegiate liminaries will be discussed. Dates will have as her guest this week Schools of Busines:s today through of the preliminaries have been end her sister, Mrs. Frederick Saturday in Chicago. changed to Tuesday and Thurs Ruoff, who has recently returned Dean Phillips will lead a discus day, May 7 and 9. Both pro from Italy. sion oC "Miscellaneous Problems grams will take place at 7:30 This weekend Carl Ferris of of Collegiate Schools of Business." P. m. in Macbride auditorium Maysville will visit Jackie Durr, ' with the men's Choruse singing A3 of McGregor, and Shirley To Attend Meeting Tuesday and the women's Thurs- Si nd t, A2 of Walcott. The executive committee of the day. Phyllis Baker, Al of Clinton, Johnson County Red Cross chap Four will be chosen each night will entertain her mother, Mrs. ter has voted to send Gertrude to sing in the finals Sunday, May Carl Baker, this weekend. Judy, chairman of the camp and 12. Going home to visit Don F. hospital committee, and Mrs. : Jun. B. ntley's Pixie dress - Priebe, recently discharged from Lorna L. Mathes, executive secre Under the CAMPUS CHEST the army, and hel' aunt, Ann tary, to the 21st annual conven in your favorite giant plan, you rive on ly once a Year. Schowalter of Miami, Fla., will be vention of the American Red Therefore, 101.1 can afford to Mary Jane Shaw, Al of Des Cross in Philadelphia June 18 checks by GALEY AND LORDI , Ive liberall y now. Moines. through 21. Zoomy cap sI ••v . s ••• wid. girdl. midriff ••• American Veterans bf World War II 'an swirlillCJ dirndl skirt - Strictly caper cuttin'l Iowa City Post No. 22 Gr•• n, R.d, or' Blad with Whit.. Siz.s STAG PARTY! ., . 15. $9.95 . " Amve's Hall 112 So. Capitol St. , I 7 p. m. Thursday, May 2' free Refreshments. Invitation is extended to all Amvets (women excluded), all ex-servicemen, and all servicemen of every area and locality of Johnson county. Come earlyl QuaBty Flrat- Robert J, Brown - Post Commander Yetteflt With Nationally Advertised Branda Bums Bop 3 CU'b Hurlers, 5 to 1 As Hawks Visit Loop-Lead ing Badgers Tomorrow- J(. J(. J(. • Statistics Litlle Help to Iowa Baseballers C * * * fl The Daily Iowan Brooklyn Forces Cubs' Cavarretla Gregg's 6-Hit 'Win Iowa'l) Old Gold base ball nilie onc of the con j' Cl'~ Il C(' Il'lId <' I';; until la At week'~ double loSil to l\linneb(ltll kIl Ol'i< ('d th em in to a ~ixt h place tic, <:nn fi nd some-but llOt much- 'olace in a !!lIcck C of Big '1'en 8tati:tics so I8 1·. •.. . lor 2 dl Puts Dodgers in Tie Fot' instance, whell the Hawk: go to Madison tomo)'J'ow . fol' II two'l1am SC I' It'S wl.tll WIsconsin, IDe PE loup-Icadillg Budgel'!) will be facing II team that ICllds th e loop ill number or doubl e plays, a tO~81 3 consec With Gards ,for First ba se~ AND ERROHtl. BcsideR that second baseman Don ''l'hompson hares the hom e run lead With 7c per , two cil'cnit clouts. oJ 6 consec IS-----~' P ___ ~ __O~_w ______:R~ T ______S• * * * Jowa '" hittinA:, long a worry fic per CHICAGO (AP)-The Brook to Uoach Otto Vog(' l. has pro 1 month PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 lyn Dodgers broke out with a duced an average of .245 for loop 4c per Rambler Team _Flgur. rash of base hits that shelled tilts. That's the sixth best team three Chi~ago pitchers off the average in the circuit. And the Minin whlIe their own Hal fielding is fifth best-.930. To Be Feted Naturally enough, the "., CLAS~ Derby Field Cut 'IYanks' Turn, Gregg gave up six hits yesterday Ii hitting so far has been done b,. In Earnest Yanked to take a 5-1 victory and even SI. Mary's Ramblers, the mighty Miohlgan's Wolverlrie8, who Or $ the current series at a game each. little class B squad which missed baven't lost a. BI, Ten t''' From Big Race since 1943. They're hilling .33', Help 'Ruffing The victory put the Dodgers a state tournament berth by a followed by Illinois with ,3~', in tie for tlrst Jjlace with the heart-breaking one-poin t loss in BY sm FEDER a. Iowa's best hitter in th~ Blr LOUISVILLE, KY. (AP)-In 81. Louis Ca.rdinals. the sub-state final, will be ieted Ten is third baseman Keith Kafer Earnest, an 8-1 winter book favor Gregg gave a somewhat chilled May 14 at the ninth annual St. wilh a .375 record for 16th place, Tip Tribe, 6-3 crowd of 10,926 a thrilling ex- Mary's banquet, it was announced ite for the Kentucky Derby. Y£1; Jack Wishmier, rightClelder shoWi terday was declared offjcially out hibitlon as he set th e· Cubs dOVIJ1 last night by the banquet com a .300 mark for a tie for 25th of SaturdaY'3 big race at Church in order in five of the nine in- mittee. The dinner will be held at in the ranking. Bob Faber's one NEW YORK (AP--The New nings, gave up but six singles 6:30 p. m. in the St. Mary's school ill Downs. York Yankees reacted in healthy Victory and one defeat in thrte Owner Warren Wright decided and allowed no passes. assembly hall. mound starts make him the 12th fashion after their no-hit exper Brooklyn scored its first run Guest speaker for the occasion to withdraw the horse aIter a ience Tuesday, making nine hits KEITH KAFER rated pitcher and the best tor the conference with trainer Ben Jones yesterday against Cleveland to win in the second inning whcn Gene will be Ernio Arboit, coach of St. Hawks on the score sheet. who was disappointed with In 6-3 for the veteran Red Ruffing, HErmanski singled and came home Ambrose college and a former Leads Iowa. In Loop HUting The Hawks have pounded out on Dick W\litman's double to left. athletic great of Notre Dame uni Earnest's seventh place finish in who was making the initial start a 55 total-base fI,ur~, haye the one-mile derby trial here of his 21st major league season. They • tallied twice more in the versity. 'completed five double plays .~ third when Eddie Stanky doubled Father Herman Strub, assistant Tuesday. Jones said the horse The old master went the full boo led the ball 14 tlme~ ill tllelr to left and scored on Galan's sin- pastor at Holy Family in Da ven How Clubs Stand was losing weight and appeared distance for a foul' hitter, and the first two wins an.d two I~, gle. Hermanski singled to center port, will be toastmaster. He for AMERICAN LEAGUE to have "tailed off" in training. 266th victory of his long career. If L Pot. Following the Wisconsin series with two out and Galan scored merly was athletic director and as Jone earlier said be would Tommy Henrich batted in four Boslon ...... 12 3 .IJ()() this weekend. the Hawks return advise owner Wrlgbt not to runs on Ruffing's behalf, with a when Marvin Rickert juggled the sistan t pastor at St. Mary's in New York ...... 10 5 .667 to be hosts to Notre Dame neltl start In Earnest Saturday. and single and his second homer of ball. Iowa City and served in the south Detroit ...... 7 G .538 Tuesday and Wednesday. after Tuesday's co nf ere nee the season. Their fourth run came in tne Pacific as an army cpa plain. Cleveland ...... 5 6 .455 Here Ilre the ten best hitters in Wright agreed not to enter the fourth when Whitman singled, Coach Francis Sueppel will in St. LouIs ...... '. 6 8 .429 • Chicago ...... 5 8 .385 the BIg Ten: little thorougbbred in Saturday's was sacrificed to second by P ee- troduce members of the Rambler GABHTB&~IP Bosox Win, Keep Lead Washington ...... 5 8 . 385 .. wee Reese and Galan singled. team that won 25 of 28 games last Ill...... 3 7 4 3 4 .511 race. Philadelphia ...... 4 10 .286 RotbluU, Mrs. Ve ra Bragg's Mist 0' Gold BOSTON (AP)-The Red Sox Brooklyn AB R II IChlca,. AB R JJ season and held a 17-game win- Wednesday's Re.uUs Johnson. Minn. . .. 2 12 6 7 3 .500 Slanky, 2b 5 I Wlack, 3b 4 0 I .. t k b! b' t • officially was declared out of the romped to their sixth consecutivll Galan, II> 5 I 2.Johnson, 2b 4 0 2 mng s rea e ore owlOg 0 New York 6, Cleveland 3 Swanson, Mich ..... ,2 6 3 10 2 ,500 big race Tuesday after coming victory yesterday, routing the Reiser, 3b 4 0 ? Lowrey, If 4 0 I Crawfordsville in the sub-state Phlladelphia 3. st. Louis 2 Ken, JIIlch...... 2 6 3 6 I .500 Tigers, 13-1, as the world cham Walker, r1 5 0 01;avar'lta, rf 4 0 1 . I Boston l~, DetrOIt 1 Brink, Minn ...... 1 6 3 3 0 ,lOt down with fever. , Herm'skl, 1£ 4 1 21Rlckert, cf 4 0 0 fma . Chicago at Washington, rain Zabek. Ind. .•. ... .2 6 3 S 2 .500 This leaves just 16 steppers still pions displayed probably their Sand lock. c 5 0 O ~Waltku s, Ib 4 0 1 Today's Pitchers most ragged game of the season. Whitman, cf 5 2 5lMcCuU'ugh c 2 0 0 Cleveland .~ New York-Johnson (0-0, Cope, OhIo ...... 2 6 3 5 2 . ~ more or less sure of being on hand Reese, 58 2 0 21:zNicholson I 0 0 vs. Chandler 13-01 Devoro. Ill...... 4 17 8 11 4 •• 7 Dave Ferris gave the Tigers but Greeg. p 4 0 0 ScheICIng, cOO 0 Delroll al B05100 - Trout (1-0) or R05Cma, Mich...... 2 11 5 5 3 .4&1 for the big heat, and not even Lucken, M11Ul...... 2 12 5 7 1 .tIT four hits in winning his second RIGHTFIELDER Phil Cavarretta (44) of the Cubs arrIves too late at Merullo, 5S ' 2 0 0 Cards Obtain Kluttz, Trucks 11-2) vs. Hughson 13-11 all of those have their tickets yet. game without a defeat. uzDaUes'dro 1 0 0 St. Louis al Philadelphia-Kramer (0-0) As a matter of fact, Art BrEnt, second as PeeWee Reese, BrooklYIl shortstop, relays the ball (arrow) Hanyze'kl. p 0 0 0 ys. Besse [0-1) • The Sox went on two merry-go to first base, but not in time to double Marv Rickert. Flyemlng, p 0 0 0 Only games scheduled ,Gilbert I 0 0 Boost Mound Staff who trains the cantering Canadian rounds, nine men going to the Wee Admiral, said tlatly Tuesday (AP WIREPHOTO) Erickson. p 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Louis Faces Court plate in both the first and second ST. LOUIS (AP)-The St. Louis ,'V L J'd. the son of War Admiral would innings. ~~~~~~k:" i g g SI. Louis ...... 9 4 .692 not go to the post if it comes up Sturgeon, 5S 0 1 0 Cardinals bolstered their weak Brooklyn ... " ...... 9 4 .692 In the sixth Dom DiMaggi ~ Boston ...... '1 4 .636 Totals S;; -;; iG/ Totals 331' '6 catching staff yesterday by trad- Bout After Title 60 mUd. And, with the weather man belted his second homer Q;f the Chicago Track Team Chicago ...... 7 6 .538 predicting off-and-on s howe I' s zBatted for FlemIng in 3rd ing second baseman Emil Verb an Cincinnati ...... 1 7 .417 Vinton Y/ins 5 7 .417 season, a long clout which New York ...... zzBatted lor McCullough in 7th to the Philadelphia Phils for CII~CAGO (AP)-Heavyweight most of t ~ rest of the week, it bounded of! the upright which zzzBatted lor Merullo In 8th ~lt tsburgh ...... 5 9 .357 seemed likely the Churchili Downs Meets Hawkeyes Here zzzzBatted for Bithorn In 8th catcher Clyde Kluttz, a few hours Philadelphia ...... 3 9 .250 boxing champion Joe Louis yes supports the screen atop the left Brook.lyn ...... 012 100 010-5 after the Phiis obtained Kluttz Wednesday's Re sults strip would sUll be a large bowl field wall. Chicago ...... 000 000 010-1 Philadelphia 8. Pittsburgh 0 terday was ordered to appear in of pudding on Derby day. He,p Hawklets Errors-Rickert. Caval'relta, Galan. from the New York Giants in ex- Brookl.!'n 5, Chi""go 1 circuit court June 25-six days Track fans will get their only Runs batted In-Whitman, Galan 2, h f tf' Id V' D' Boslon at Cincinnati. rain Iwlll be The withdrawal of In Earn Reese. Two base hits-Whilman. Stanky c ange or ou Ie er mce 1- played July 13 as part of doubleheader! after his title bout with Billy Conn Encouraged by their showing in look at the Iowa thinclads at 2. Siolen base-Whllman. SacrHlce - Maggio. New York at 51. Loub, wet (round! in New York-to answer a suit est made things look consider Chapman's Blow Wins Rcese .. DOUble play-Reese. Stanky and C d' 1 S B' d [will be played as part of doublehead' r ably more comfortable for Lord PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Sam the Vinton relays Tuesday night, home when Coach Bresnahan sends Galan. Left on bascs-Brooklyn 13; Chl- ar loa owner am I ea on July 12, asking $10,500 for attorney's t~. City high's Little Hawks are look cago 5. Bases on balis-Fleming I: said no money was involved in the Today'. Piteh en The suit, filed by Attorney Bind Boswell and Knockdown, Mrs. Chapman's fourth home run of the his charges against Chicago in a ErIckson 2; Hanyzewskl 1. Strikeout ...... Kl tt V b t d "W New York at St. Louii-Koslo (0·1) VS. Elizabeth Graham's choice gal year and his second in two days, ing forward to their next track dual meet on the Iowa track Gregg 6: Fleming 1; Blthorn 1. Hits- U z- er an ra e. e are JIIartin 11-0) ley C. Cyrus, once attorney for appearance, the Mt. Pleasant rE sat off FI.ming 5 In 3 Innings; Erickson 2 in now well fortified in the one de- Brooklyn a\ Cblea,o-Hlgbe (0·0) v •. Louis' wife, had been placed on lopers in this first $100,000 with no one out and the score tied Chipman lO-1) urday. It will be the first home 2-3; Blthorn 7 in 4 1-3: Hanyzewski I In t' h' h· h d b the military calendar pending the derby. And Lord B, especially, at 2-2 in the ninth, gave the Phil lays next Tuesday. The team cap_ 1. Eit by pitcher-by Hanyzewskl partmen tn W IC we a een Doaton "t Cincinnati-Lee (2·0) vs. (Hermanskll. Losing pJtcher-Flemlng. n6'merically weak ill experience," Gumbert j 0-01 boxer's release from the army. tured the mile and halI-mile re- appearance for the Hawk squad Phlladolphl. at PIUsbu.,h-Judd ii-I) doesn't Cllre If Ws mud, dry or adelphia Athletics a 3-2 victory Umpires-Pinelli. Ballanfanl and Barllck. Breadon added It was reinstated yesterday. chicken soup when it comes to over the St. Louis Browns yester lays beside Bill Olson's first in Isince 1940. Time 2:24. Attendance 10.926. • \'!i!. Ostcrmueller 10-11 operating over a race track. day in the second game of the the discus throw at Vinton. In all, 48 athletes have been en- He's the big horse here lately, series. A quartEt of Wayne Fliss, Chan tered with 18 journeying from Coulter, Virgil Troyer and Don Chicago. Iowa has the edge over because, actually, Knockdown St. Louis took a 1-0 lead in the \ The IUanagemeni hasn't looked too impressive IIlld first on successive singles by John Fryauf toured the 880-yard re- the invaders on the basis of in lay in 1:36.2. An anchor lap by door meets in which the Hawks Suggests will be ~oing into the Derby with Berardino, Joe Grace and Vern (lut having a race since March 9. Stephens. The Browns added Troyer gave the Iowa City la,Qs defeated Chicago in a dual meet "Attend So, since he probably will be another in the fifth on hits by the mile relay. He covered the and finished ahead of the windy Matinees carrying most of the load, the Stephens and Zarilla and an error quartet in :51.8 to overcome a city crew in a triangular go. Eatly 20-yard lead held by Wilson h1gh No relay events are scheduled , withdrawal of such swifties as In by Wallaesa, of Cedar Rapids. Running with for the meet but Iowa will throw Nite Shows" Earnest and stretch-running Mist Troyer were Coulter, J ack Davis the complement of its top 400 and O'Gold, makes Lord Boswell'S Phils Sink Bucs, 8-0 ahd Tom Nichols. 880 combinations against Chicago work that much easier. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Isaac The Delaware dandy, William The Little Hawks took seconds in the individual 100-yeard dash, (Ike) Pearson, making his first in the mile medley and 440 re- 220 and the 400-yard m ns, TO-DAY Du Pont Jr.'s Hampden, breezed start of the season after three war lays. Fryauf and Fliss placed Herb Wilkinson, Drake relays - at the- If a mile since he won the Chesa years with the marines, hurled third and fourth respectively in second place high jump winner, you peak~ stakes at Havre De Grace brilliant five-hit ball yesterday as the 100-yard dash; Olson added will compete in that event. ENGLERT. GO, last Saturday. He came back to Philadelphia hammered out an 8-0 a fourth in the high jump, a fifth his barn snorting and puffing and triumph over the sagging Pitts in the 120-yard high hurdles and steaming from the effort. burgh Pirates before 4,426 fans. a fourth in the 200-yard low hur - DQors Open 1:15 -r When an irresistible force The big righthander was never dles; Troyer was fifth in the foot ShowS (GABLE) in trouble while his mates backed ball throw, and Chug Wilson was Lewis, Eakes Annex him up with an l'l-hit assault on ~2t.' :1j , at- tied for third in the broad jump. ENDS,j three Buc pitchers, including a 1:30 - 3:56 meets an immovableNobject" two-run home run clout by firsl HALTS UPPER IOWA FRIDAY" Jraveling Tr,ack Cups NOW 6:20 - 8:45 (GARSON) baseman Frank McCormick in the WAVERLY (AP)-Upper Iowa's _ First Time - First Run - th ird inning. Heffner hurled three-hit ball yes "Feature Bernard Lewis of Centerville terday bullost a 2-1 baseball game 9:10 P. M." and Harold Eakes of Iowa City \ 7 to Wartburg. The Knights' vic are the winners of the traveling Iowa Golfers Card tory, their first oC the season, cups given for the annual spring evened their' two-game series with cross country race, Coach George St. Am&rose Here f~AI1,~ Upper Iowa. Bresnahan has announced. Lewis won the Ida Grove Iowa golfers will meet a team alumni cup OVEr the two-mile from St. Ambrose college here course, while Eakes won the Saturday, according to an an Cedar Rapids alumni cup, offered nouncement made yesterday by ~~ " to the leading freshman in the Coach Charles Kennett. race. Both winners will retain It will be a non-conference tilt, possession of the cup for one and CoaCh Kennett said that he year. would use his second team for the match. FOOD Iowa's next conference meeting SALE will be with Wisconsin here May Sponsored by the Women's AlI Soelation of the Presbyterian 11. ohurch. Saturday MomlD&, loday's Softball Card Light and Power BulldlJ1l' Following is this afternoon's 8-12 schedule tor university softball games: ATO vs DU, field No. 6 Beta vs Delta Chi, field No. 5 • Phi Delt vs Phi Gam, field No.3 Phi Psi vs Sigma Nu, field No.4 SJlE vs Sigma Chi, field No. 2 Sig Ep vs Theta Xi, field No. 1 --= Doors Open 1:15-9:15 - em 11 f;':It~ WIlen .You lalrft time out. for refresh. ~ent 0.101 a. Old Mill MIII·O·lobll. . '. "E;::"AY" Tbey' re dellcloulS. be31~htul and feIre.h· NOW \01. Tn one tonlgh\ or tomoM'OW La 7 BIG "2-FIRST RUN HITS-2"_ 70Ul' fa'orite !lllvOr. DAYS Delicious Old Mill SUNbAES· •ONE '15c SOLID --WEEK AU 011 ifill SIor.. art ~p.n from )0 A . .If . to fO f'. At . "."1. ' lIdlldllJI' STARTINQ ....k-eou. C)_w.U '"1" ~ Iolld u, . -Co-ftftl- .. IU'COULD • NOEL COWARD'S IIIAIII' ILUMlm- ~t"t"e 5~1: rl{ JIll FUlIE , .. BIUJh'", n:CllNICOLOR ...:.. ~.m Gl'Orfl'C Qllbby nayes lex lIarrilon • COMlante CUIIIIII\nlll Ka, "'lItftlQnd "d ~\o.r(ll\ret Rulbcrfortl Moja.ve The FlrebrlUld A two elliot Fil. ' lUI ...... lhl. \J.\1.4 -'ell ... THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 THE D AlLY lOW A N, lOW A CITY, lOW I\. PAGE FIVE .The Daily .Iow¥\ Want Ads Get Results FOB SALE FURNITURE MOVING , /' HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE APARTMENT WANTED LOANS TYPING-MIMEOGRAPHING CLASSIFIED I RATE CARD FOR SALE: Table top white en- =====;;;;::::;==:::;:;;;;;;;: WAITRESS WANTED: Sundays HOUSES FOR SALE: Very fine APARTMENT WANTED: Anyone P;;Q;uJ-ck;,-C;O;nr;l;;de;;n;;Ual;;'-Loau--~ amel cook slove. Dial 2689. MAHER BROS. TRANSFER off, 6 day week. Uniforms and brick veneer home 2 blocks east desiring to sub-lease or rent NOTARY PUBLIC laundry furnished. Apply in per- of St. Mary's church. 6 rooms and their apartment for the summer, On JdeIry, DlamoncU. TYPING CASH RATE For Effiolent Furniture MovlDI MIMEOGRAPHING lor 2 days- FOR SALE: 3 Hollywood beds, Ask About Our son at Moore's Tea Room. bath on both first and second only to reliable couple see or Iladlos, Lura"a,e, Cloth~, MARY V. S'URNS lOe per line per day light wood, $30 each. Dial 3340. WARDROBE SERVICE floors. Oak floors. Oak trIm down write Glenn Hunerdosse, Room $por1iq GoodB. Hardware, etc. 3 consecutive days- WANTED TO BUYI stairs. Bullt in 1925. Price $17,500. A-132, Quadrangle. ULIABLE LOAN CO. 801 Iowa State Bl4 7c per line per d~'7 DIAL - 9696 - DIAL WANTED TO BUY: Used car. Terms. Whltln,-Kerr Really Com- 110 S. Linn SL Dial 2858 6 consecutive days- FOR SALE: Miscellaneous sale Dial 6761. pany• .. Dial 3723. DELIVERY SERVICE !Ie per line per da;y - 1 month- • at Wieneke residence, 1104 WHO DOES IT . WANTED: Set of matched golf HOUSES FOR SALE: Six room DELIVERY SERVICE, ballale'j 4e per line per day East Burlington, 10 a. m. to 4 WET BASEMENTS "Dry as a clubs. Phone 9162 between 8 aod . modern house with ~ireplace, light ba~ing. Varsity-Hawkeye -FIgure 5 words to llne p. m., Friday, May 3. Desert" with Armor Coat water 10. tile bath,. hardwood fioOlS, .sludYI Cab Co. DuJ 3177 or 2345. Minimum Ad-2 llnl!ll proofing. Choice of colors. Appli- and sleeplllg porch, automatic hot FOR SHOES OF MERIT' cation service if desired. O. }(. Ap- water ~eater, ~toker steam heat. PERSONAL SERVICES . . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY PRIVATE SALE: Friday, May 3 pliance Shop 111 South Clinton. Sell Us Your Close In location. Whiting-Kerr PERSONAL SERVICES'. STEAM ' Realty Company. Dial 3723. 50c col. inch from 9 to 5. Studio couch, blond VAPOR BATHS, massage, AND STYLE Or $5.00 per month oak table and buffet, lounging FOR YOUR electrical wiring call WHERE TO GO physiotheraphy treatments. Wm. chair, 2 small study tables, dress Harry Wagner. Dial 5623. M. Frey, 115% Iowa avenue. Dial Visit Strub's Mezzanine All Want Ads Cash iI\.Advance ing table, chairs, ironing board, ice ------_ USED CAR Stop In for steaks, chIcken, 4391. rayable at Daily Iowan Busi skates, miscellaneous clothes, WINDOW SHADES-New shade.; landwicbea and refreshments. ---=:'C:::':C:::::T:::::ru=C""A1:-:--=S=£R=VJ='=C""E::--- ness office daily until 8 p. m. night chair, pressure cooker, 2 made to order. We turn shades, ELE 2nd Floor sleds, baby bed and miscellaneous wash shades and repair shades. Also re(Uiar meals. JACKSON ,ELECTRIC CO.: Elec Cancellations must be called in other articles. 465 Grand Ave., Blackman Decorating Store, across trical wiring, appliances and NALL CHEVROLET THE AIRPORT LUNCH Air Conditioned before 5 p. m. University Heights. :from A&P Store. Dial 7713. radio repairing. 108 S. Dubuque. Responsible for one incorrect CLARENCE KELLY. Dial 5465. ~------~------~ insertion only. FOR SALE: Conn C 011 e g i ate ARE YOU having floor mainten- Model cornet, practically new. ance problems? We will clean Salesman Call Bob Dee at 2107 aiter '7:30 or specify treatment for new or Compare our prices with a rival van, p. m. old WOOd, linoleum. Terrazzo and ====:::iol=::::======C. O. D. CLEANERS DIAL 4191 asphalt tlle, rubber and rubber ANNouNCEMENTS We know you"ll call the Thompson man. FOR SALE: Motor bike, excellent tile, cork floors, cement, marble -======::::::; . 106 South Capitol condition, $100. Phone 3630. and tile floOrs. Blackman Decorat- :- Cl.anlnq PrcualnCJ LOST AND FOUND ing Store, across from A&P Store. ROOFING Dlal 7713. I and BlocklnCJ Hata - LOST : Rose gold spray lapel pin 0:------..,. Contract Work Our Specialty Thompson between Macbride and East hall. ST 0 KE R S ------RREPLACEABLE SENTIMENT RADIO REPAIRING, H. M. Sut- ANY REPAm ON I ' - to ton. 316 E. Market. Dial 2239. AL VALUE. Please return to BUILT UP ROOFING ::Jaily Iowan office, $10 reward. I Immediate Delivery 6 WE GUARANTEE to waterproof AND SIDING LOST: Parker !il pen. Sentimental all le'\ky basements, cisterns War Veteran With .Dlr" value. Reward. 9641. Installation and masonry work with the Nine Years' Experience ~~~~~I~~~~~P~:~:~~~:~~:~:~;'~~~;~~~;:;~;~~~~~E~~_~iC~.~44~D~I::~~~~~T~ra~s~~:!:!~~I!~~~GS~i~~6~:~~:~:~e~~!0'~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~, 3 •.571 " -~ - -- world renowed Armour Coat paint in the Business 7 3 .500 LOST: Large silver ring shaped Domestic - Commercial Free estimates Curry and Um POPEYE 10 2 .~ like cowboy hat. Reward. Phone phenour. Dial 6317. 9641. WALT KADERA HE 15 ELOPING 6 1 .500 Contractor WELL. WHY DIDN'T 3 0 .500 LAREW COMPANY AND NEEDS IT S 2 .500 LOST: Ronson lighter, sterling WANTED: Wall washing, paint- Dial 7207 I=O~ SUSAN 70 YOU SAY SO?? ~ 2 5Ilo 11 • :.71 with Bob W. engraved. Will ex- 9681 ing, wallpaper cleaning. Curry. =::======~ LIMB THJ