Wealth Unhealthy, They Say The Weather Today Considerable cloudiness, warm and humid IIUNTlNGTON, W. V A., (JP}-Saturday night Jack L. Adau.1 won $7,300 on .. radio quia contest, but hlB today and tomorrow with scattered show· a wUe toda,. said the)' were refusln. the sudden wealth. ers and thunderstorms. High today 89-92; "We don't fIlUre It's worth the trouble, " she said. "Our health won't stand Ii, 50 we've decided not to take at owaJll low 68. High yesterday 86; low 61. I the mone,.." Established 18GS-Vol. 80, No. 2SO-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Tuesday, July 20, 1945-Five Cents Single Plane Last March for a Soldier Bombs (airo • Allied Leaders Meet, In Night Raid CAIRO (JP) - A plane raided Cairo late last night, dropping one bomb which blasted Fouad street jp the heart of Cairo. Discuss Berlin Crisis There was no immediate re port of the damage or whether there were any casualltles. The Cairo air raid alarm system West Europe Talk About Burning Holes in Pockets- Administration \lIIIllediately went into action and by throwing of a central swith TSINAN, HINA (lP)-When the Tsinan power plant almost the city was completely blacked ran out of coal, plant officials saved the day by burning money. out. A barrage of anti-aircraft Terms Issue (ails Round 01 veral days' oal supply W8 1i8ved by burning more than JIlIls followed. 100 ca s of chrap Chinese currency in small denominations. Munitions experts told Premier With the .S. doUar today worth more than eight million Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha 'Very Grave' yuan, p ople no long r will ace pt small bills of less than 10,000 Secrel Talks that the missle was "an aerial yuan denomination. mine." THE HAGUE (JP)-Leaders of WASHINGTON /JP)-Thomas ~. Nokrashy Pasha told newsmen Live western European nations Dewey's tor ign affairs advisor that "if this plane proves to have here last night viewed the Berlin and the British ambassador were been a Zionist plane and such an crisis as "extremely grave" and called in by the administration action is repeated by the Zionists, advised utmost caution in dealing French Cabinet Falls; yesterday in an round of high-rev we will reply immediately." with the Russians. el conferences on the Russian Earlier, Israel charged Syria This was disclosed by an auth blockade of Berlin. with widespread violation of the oritative source at a meeting of There was some rpeculation that, the Western European union to A /I Socialists Resign Palestine truce and an Israeli the move might m an the next spokesman said "the Israeli at'JtlY forge a common def~nse linked P ARTS ~JPlo-Premier R bert Schuman's government fell last count rome sure has been decid~ will consider itself at liberty to with the armed might of America. nigbt when all its eight Socialist minis rs r ign d. ed on. attack the Syrian army wherever Britain, France, The Nether 'fhe jssUt~ W8!; chiefly a pl'oposrd budget for national defense, The German crisis, with its un. they are." lands, Belgium and Luxem although there wt're other (·onflict. in til background. Schuman derlying tht at to world pace, "The Haganah command has bourg make up the union. The and his Popular Republican party Bought to spend the equivalent was "high on lhe hst" ot discus decided not to cease fighting until source, from one of the Benelux of $1,017,000,000. sions between President. Truman and top diplomatiC and mihtary the Syrians are repulsed," the countries, said the representatives 'I'he Hocialists and radical ocialists wanted to cut this by $17, &]lOkesman added. met for lour hours last night but oUlica1s at the While House, a million. I' ached no agreement on a course state departm nt spokesman sa id. The truce, ordered for Sunday '],he r signation!! follow d a night by United Nations Mediator of action in the Berlin crisis. eabinet meting 19.1e last night Later John Foster Dulles, ad Count Folke Bernadotte, was re Originally, British Foreign Sec in the national assembly. Before visor to (Jov. D Wf'Y, l'lepublican ported generally effective on the t·elary Ernest Bevin and French Third Parly Ready the meetlnir Schuman conferred presid ntial nomm ,and Sir Oli southern and central fronts. Foreign Minister Georges Bidault with President Vincent Auriol who ver Franks, the Hntlsh ambassa The Jews said the Syrians were slated to discuss the Berlin 1sf now has the job of appointing a dor, were consulted at the state launched a post-truce attack on crisis. For Convention; new pI' mier. deparlm nt. a hill near the Syrian border in They called In Premiers Paul The resignations without a for Franks talked fOt" an hour lat upper Galilee. The hill, taken a IIenri Spaak of Belgium and Pier Slate Platform Talks mal vote of no confidence by the er in lh day WIth Und rsecretary few days ago by the Jews, was re Dupong ot Luxembourg, and nationDI assembly may put off the Lovett.. lIe told reporters that the the subject of an alleged Syrian Foreign Minister Baron von Boet PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Henry need of holding new elections. Fol Berlin situation was discussed. truce violatiion during the pre zelar Van Oosterhout of The Ne A. Wallace's third party pitched lowers of Gen. Charles De Gaulle Mr. Truman got a fresh report vious Holy Land cease-fire. camp yesterday and completed ar long have been demanding new in person fl'Om Unders cretary therlands. All five form the west· rangements for its (ounding con ot ern European permanent council elections. the Al'my William H. Draper. vention. Under the constitution of the * * * created mor than two months The week-long Wullace exerCises Draper bas just returned lrorr( (AP Wlrepbo\ol ago. fourth republic, a new national as Cairo Mob Stones get under way loday with an ex sembly must be chosen alter two the Berlin area, wlrere a Russian TIns IS PART OF TlJE MILE-LONG FUNERAL CORTEGE which escorted the body of Gen. The informant refused to give ecutive session of the 71-member governments have been over clampdown on Cood and fuel ship John J. "Black Jack" Perishing to Arlington national cemelery yesterday .• l\lovlne down Wa hlng any additional information on the platform committ e to be followed thrown. Schuman formed his m nts from Lhe west has brought American to Death t-oll'S ConstHution avenue from the Capitol (backe-round) are West Point cadets in while nnirOntli Berlin discussions other than to by two days of open hearings on government last November aUer about lhe possibilily ot a clash be fllllQwed by the national colors, an auto carrying in the clergyman. the horse-drawn ea on bear relate lhe extremely grave view party policy. Convention sessions the fall of the regime of Premier tween Rus~ian and western arms. WASHINGTON (JP) - Stephen In&' the body, active bodybearers, a blaek riderless horse and a group of high-ranking officers. When held by the five officials. He said start Friday night. Paul Ramadler. Schuman was fi Grimly, Draper refused to tell Haas, Philadelphia real estate the procession ascended the last steel hill at Arlington, 19 e-uns bOllmed out a !lalute. The 87-year-old the German situation would be InitiaJ pha,e of preliminaries nance minister in Ramadier's cab rl'porters what. wenl on behind the man, was stoned to death Sunday &'enerat ot the armies fought from the Pldlliplnn to Germ:my, wher he comm 11d the Amnican ex discussed again today. was a meeting by 50 memb r5 of inet. White House doors. Others, in afternoon in Cairo by an Egyptian j)iaitlonary force during World War I. Yesterday'S tribute was lhe greatest paid an ·Am rican mJII lhe civil rights congress and the Some parliamentarians said the cluding Secretary Marshall, Sec tal."Y. man since the body of the unknown soldier was hdd to rest In the same cemetery more than a The ministers then were sched commUtee for democratic rights to mob, the s~te department an uled to get to the heart of their resignation of the government retary of Defense Forrestal, and nounced yesterday. qliarter centtjry ago. merge their groups and outline Ii without having been voted out by Secretary of the Army Royall, agenda-the straightening out of program of action. Haas, is a naturalized American their 50-year military alliance and the assembly could not be consid were equaJly sil nt. citizen. His home was at 427 W. William L. Patterson of Chicago, ered as an overthrowing of the the possibility of basing it solidly executive secretary of the civil admlnistraUon. Eb n Ayers, 1l5sistont press sec Chelten avenue, Philadelphia. He on definite commitments of Alp retary for the White House, said was in Cairo as a tourist, officials Ford, Un : ~on, Renew (ounly GOP Eyes Mitchell rights congr ss denounced Presi Another background conflict be erican military assistance. the military leaders "gave the said. He and his wife were set up dent Truman's loyalty tests of fed· tween the Socialists and the gov J In general they had a three-fold eral employes as "lreachery" and ernment was a bill which Finance President a fill-in on the Berlin on near the Cairo citadel. Contract Negotiations S situation. The J'r sident is being Press Officer Lincoln White told chore: complained of increused police Minister Rene Mayer reportedly brutality during recenl strike dem~ kept constanUy informed of deve DETROIT p. Reu- 1. To study the means of tight has been readying. The bill would reportsers several Egyptia n com (~-walter Mason for late Secretary onstra lions. pain ions of Haas and his wife the. appealed direcUy to Henry ening the military alliance they give the cabinet power to make lopments." He called for fight (0 abolish Ford II yesterday to help avert a reforms i,n the governmental ma These developments are expect. were badly hurt and that memberS [rong support was indicated for Helen Milrhpll of Council signed May 7 and to discuss ways the house committee on un-Ameri a strike of 116,000 Ford Molor chinery by decree. The Socialists ed to shape up rapidly this week. of a British family also were in Bluffs and Richal'd Mason of Ames, candidat s for secI' tary of of basing lhis alliance on the arm can activities and declared federal oppose such a plan. Such reforms jured . Company production employes. stat, at tb caucus last l1i,ght of .Johnso11 county delegat s to the ed might of the United States. The United Stat s, Britain and aulhority should be invoked to now must be made by the as France may agree within a mat Mrs. Haas apparently was not As a result, Ford agreed to re GOP stat convention in Des Moines Friday. 2. To prepare means :for draw protect polllng places of lhe south sembly. badly hurt. sume negotiations with the CIO But tbe 4.3 del gates mpbatically did not commit tbemselv s ing the five countries closer eco at the November election so Ne ler of days on a course of force ful aclion planned to counter the The state department's announ United Auto Workers. They were to a first ballot choice. The group met at ~ p.m. in thl' COU11ty nomically and finanCially. iraes may not be deprived of their 21 Dead in Italy's Riots; Russian blockade. cement was based on advices from broken oft July ] 4. courthouse. 3. To map a commOn program franchise. the Cairo embassy. The company and union an Dr. Rexford Guy Tugwell of the Togliotti Reported BeHer A high U. S. authorily, who (The convention's main job in view of the large number of for developing weapons ·whidh. will The American charge d'affaires nounced they would hold bolh women voters in the state. give further strength to the aJl.i- University of Chicago and one of would not be quo led by name, at Cairo, Jefferson Patterson, has morning and afternoon sessions will be to Relect a eandidate for lhe original Roosevell brain ROME {JP}-The death toll 01 said: for the post, since none of the Such was the view ot several ance. the riots following the attempted made strong representation to the today in renewed eHorts to reach trusters heads. the platform writ "If we w re to back down at eight candidates got 35 percent of others. Mrs. J ssie Gannett said The United Slates was being assassination of Communist Lead Egyptian government over the agreement on contract terms. ers. Leo Pressman, for years con Berlin, Wf.' would not be safe in the votes in the June primary.) that, Ii men respect the capabil- kept informed ot developments by er Palmiro Togliatti rose to 21 death of Haas. Reuther acted after his UAW nected with the C[O, is secretary. our rights in Vienna, Trieste, wes CIO executive board unanimously Candidates in the field are itles of women as much as they special couriers wbo shuttled by Prominent members include yesterday as one policeman and two civilians died of wounds In tern Germany or anywhere else authorized a walkout in 46 Ford George Pritchard, Onawa, June say they do, lhey'lL back Mrs. 'Plane between The Hague and Louis Adamic the wt"iter: Harry Mitchell. London. No American observers curred in the fighting. ~here our inlerests are in direct planls across the nation. gra'duate of the SUI college of law; Bridges, west coast labor leader: contact with those of the Russians. Dads Collect S1007 Richard Mason; Jesse Halden; Mrs. Mitchell was similarly were present. JuliUS Emspak of the radio and TogliaHi's condition was report The union leader ~poke of the ed steadily improving. The gov We have no choice excepl to stand "seriousness" of the situation. Charles Knickerbocker; and N. D. lauded by Mrs. Helen Thomas, One of the points touched upon electrical workers: O. John Rogge, absolutely firm here." Synhorst. Mrs. Eual Hensleigh, Will Snider, was said to have been a proposal formerly of the Attorney Gen ernment said the last embers of In Pool Fund Dtive ''If the Ford Motor Company. the 36-hour general strike by New notes of protest may be und R. J . Phelps. for formation ot an Atlantic alli~ eral's office at Washington. views this Situation in the same Ma~on and Mrs. Mitchell re Communist Labor were burning dispatched to Moscow soon from An additional $1,007 was col light and advises the union of wil Two slraw ballots backed up ance of western Europe with Chairman of the arrangements ceived the most praise from the out. Washington, Lo ~ on and Paris. lected by the Community Dads Lingness to meet," Reuther wired delegales. Delegates William the air of favoritism for Mrs. North America. committee is J . W. Gitt, York, yesterday for the swimming pool Ford, "we are prepared to ar Morrison (recently a delegate to Mitchell and Mason. ------Pa., tlublisher.. The party rules fund, marking the largest sum range the time and place for such the GOP national convention) and Morrison proposed a steering committee will be headed by New announced in anyone day of the a meeting." William Meardon, Jr., L3, spoke committee to (1) inform the dele Draft May Call Up York's congressman Vito Marcan Her Cause is Apparent campaign . Ford replied tersely by wire in favor of Mason. iates if any candidate dropped tonio, American labor party mem With the $1,007 addition, the that "the Ford Motor Company Meardon asked the delegates not. out of lhe running (as lwo have ber. pool fund climbed to a total of remains willing to meet with your to overlook the fact that Mason already done) and (2) Inform the 25-Year Olds First Nominations of Wallace and $9,133-.28. negotiating committee." came out second in the primary, deLegates of the chances of the Idaho's Senator Glen H. Taylor as This leaves $3,366.72 yet to be FOrd has ortered the UAW-CIO WASHINGTON {JP)-Men of 25 his running mate will be made and is now deputy secretary of various candidates. may be. the tirst ones called in collected in the $12,500 drive to a 1~-cent- an-hour wage boost and state, which is "the best qualifi Saturday. Wallace headquarters pay for the remaining contracts Named to the committee were the peacetime draft. expects up to 30,000 people to other concessions. cation I know." for the swimming pool. Phelps, Meardtn, Mrs. Gannett, Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey dis invade Shibe park Saturday nighl Morrison liked the idea of having Mrs. Thomas and Pearl Ritter. closed that idea was under con William Grandrath, publicity . IOWA NAVAL QUOTA for their acceptance speeches . chairman of the drive, announced a young man on the tickel for sideration as he was sworn in Other membera of the platform that the addition yesterday in D:ES MOINES {A=,-Iowa's quota young persons to rally around. yesterday lIS director of selective committee include: ~luded $673 from the residential ot lS-year-oid navy volunteers un District Judge Harold D. Evans service under the law passed by Henry J. Berquist, Wisconsin: drive, $284 from the business dis der' the new draft law has been set was the first to speak on Mrs. Stock Market Takes the last congress. Fannie Cook , Missouri; Ernest trict and $50 more from the at 36 a month, the naval recruiting Mitchell's bebalf. He said a Hershey gave no details in his Goodman, Michigan; Julius Jones, lodges. station, here has announced. woman was needed on the ticket Year's 'Biggest Drop brief comment but the purpose Missouri; Floyd W. Kaneaster, of taking 25-year-olds first would Kentucky; James Nash, Indiana; NEW YORK (JP) - A plunging be obvious-they will soon be Grant Oakes, Illinois; Estelle M. No Stocking Stockpiling for Soviets -- stock market wiped oul an esti past the law's age limit. If they Osborne, New York: Seymour Si mated $2.l-billionin value yes are not taken quickly they can· porin, Illinois; Edwin S. Smith. terday in continuation of last not be taken at all. Vermont; The Rev. Arthur F. week's headlong downward drive. Heglstration for the draft runs Stearns, Nebraska; Fred W. Stov Sanlta's (ause Limited by Atomic (omplications from IS through 25. The law says The break was the biggest since er, Iowa. Nov. 6, 1946. men from 19 through 25 may be HAGERSTOWN MD. ~JP)-Even in the bathtub. The four experi More Issues were traded than inducted. suspicious. Recently the firm got The general told a news confer· American Soldier Killed ' toy manufacturing has Its ~nter ments in the set just offer a pas anytime in the exchanges history, an order from Finland. ence he has no Information yet \lational complications. sive insight into the action of l ,169 of a total of ] ,4 ] 0 stocks In Korean Border Zone Turned it down, said the vice as to when registration will start. Santa ClaU8 got into the act atomic energy. For instance, rad listed. The total volume of 2,560,. SEOUL (JP)-One American en president. The order looked fishy ioactivity working on a pholo Under the law, actual drafting 'esterday with a tOY chemical set to him. 000 shares was the highest since cannot start until Sept. 22. listed man was killed and another graphic film leaves imagines "like the current phase of the bull mar containing uranium ore. That:s Nervous fathers and mother$ shooting stprs." Hershey said the tirst · job so wounded slightly in an ambush the stuff which produces atomic ket started in May. early yesterday at an outpost near also got soothing words from Han· Besides, lhe low grade or uran far as he is concerned is to get energy-and "the bomb." son. The break, which found leaders some local draft boards and state the dividing line between Ameri ium ore used wouidn'l even make selling from $1 to $12 lower at can and Russian zones of Korea, But the Hagerstown manufac "There's no way whatever (I a Geiger counter wiggle. The selective service directors. The turer of the new toy hastily as child can hurt itself," insisted limes, posed a big Wall street director. are nominated by gover the army announced this morn ounce or so in lhe set is in a nat question-is the bull market over? lUred jittery Americans that the Hanson. "Why, he can even swal ural state, not refined as neces nors and appointed by the Presi ing. Russians won't find a new stock lOW' these pieces of uranium with sary to get pure uranium and mak-e Traders sought the answer in dent. An unknown number of Kore pile in their Christmas stockings. no 'more effect than if he swai· a bomb. the war danger signals over Ber Hershey said 13 million cards ans, in civilian clothing. attacked "You can't aend them to Rus low¢ coal dust." Hanson believes his company is lin, the special ses~ion of congress and registration certificates have five American soldiers with gre- lla," Baid Vice-President M. M. (Editor's note: What's good or the 9rst to receive permission for which President TrLlrnan cnlled to been prepared. na~s and small arms, the army (AI' Wlre,lIelo) Hanson of the Porter Chemical bad about coal dust Hanson commercial use of uraniUm orc. consider price fixing to bring The Initial registration Is ex re~rt said. NOT MUCH DOUBT ABOUT WHO o.ldle Kelner works for. She'. company. wouldn't say). The license was issued, he said. down the cost of living, and wid pected to total 9,600,00, Increasing 1'hen the attackers ran in the lecret&1')' to &he 'eoDvallall lIl&IlACer of Kenr), WaUace's third part,.. Hanson Ian't aure the Russians The vice-president explained a by the U.S, atomic energy com ening spiral of wage and price ad- thereafter by several thousand a direction of the Russian occupa- o.1dle'. IOrtlq tlte differ.. ' sims whicb will btl used whell the :vances~ . ______month. tio~ zonel part, OCIllvenn FriclaJ, ______' .... in ~ut chilli can't cook up a HiroBhima miaaio~ •• lIIttl1lted hit tOl. be'. } -~ TIlE DAILY lOW • TUESDAY. JULy U, UtI-PAGE TWO
• .• By ·Alan Mav... Athletics Gain, Win 'win Bill \ 6ARNEY t Hawklets Beat Dysart, 2-1 EWELL. From While Sox, 6-0, 6·4 WIt/. CLI!l.A)( A C1 ' ~/t.LlMT liJ- YEAR. PHLIADELPHIA (.4>}--Philadelphia's Athletics smacked down the '\ CAReeR. WHEII HE. Chicago White Sox in both ends of a twilight-night doubleheadtr Wilson Nabs AeP~eSE~TS Local Net Tourney last night with Dick Fowler pitching a seven-hitler to cop the opener, I' . AMERICA IN Bor14 6-0, and Phil Marchildon notching the decision in the 6-4 nightcap, To Open Thursday; IMAJORS~ OLYMPIC 5PRINTS thanks to a three-run eighth in- • AT /.01(001'1- ning rally. Tourney .Win NATIONAL LIAO E A!IIEal AN LEAGUE Marchildon gained credit for w. L PCT.O.". w. L peT. G.B. The Little Hawk ot Iowa City CR Champs Enter B.I.n ....• .....•.. AI .., .~ CI ...lu" ...... 110 lI4I .fI:!5 1'Ne FeRMER his seventh victory. He also lim hjgb school advanced to the fjnals IlfO.kl, • ....•.•..... 11 II .$11 11 ~ Pltll."olphl • ..•••..• 113 J;I .w. ] NNH sr}\1if ACt! ited the White Sox to seven hHs, To Call Lillie I...... • ••• 41 III .511 "~ N ... v ...... 41 31 .$lIt 3'\ ot the district baseball tournament One of the midwest's largest Ptlllbn,_ .••• .. 41 III .$11 11i lie I ...... 4!J S4I .$341 I'~ IMPROV~S but five of these were bunched in III t night as they queezed by Dy tennis tournaments, the four-day N •• ".,k ...... 11 III "" I O.lroll ...... •..... H 41 -* II wr,-/I A<3e- the fourth inning when the Chi Pbll"olphl• .....•... 41 U .4" I'\ ~ W ..loln(f.on . . •... 11$ 4, .4" 16 IIJ$ WORLD ~ECOIU) - sart, 2-1. The Hawklets will meet Central States tourney, opens in Clnclnnall ...... SA .. .45! II\i SL Ln ...... I!t 6t . .u;, l!Il~ cagoans pushed over all four runs .S~ • 6QVAt..IHtJ 10.2 Hawk 'Herky' Cblea,...... •. u n .4!1 14\\ Cbl.... • ...... •.. t6 113 ::Ilk Cedar Rapid (Wilson) in the fi Iowa City Thursday morning with Ye urday·. k _1&_ ovet&Oming a leadoIr home run by l'e.ler•• ,'1 ae•• U.I 'OR 100 ME1'eRS, nals of the meet tomorrow night. most of this region's top ne ters Pllllodolphi. 6. ell lea,. 1 (Ilrot •••• ) Eddie Joost. The fierae little hawk with the New Yer. I.t ClltI ••• U : 11'/ THE FINAL. D ick Doran on the mound for in attendance. PIIU ....I'hl. 3, C ..I ••, •• .a.lla4elphla 8. Chit., .... Clecond ....u) The A's countered with two large head and short wings who • t.".t. t. 1A1I1. t ot.'1""PIC T"RYO()75, c: Iowa City, g3ve up a scant two Pitt b.rlla I . W.stea • ('1 •••lo.d 1. W .. ltla,len 6 (II Innla,.) runs In 'he lower halt of the will appear on Iowa sports promO. Competiton, slated for the seven B, •• klfn.1 ... Lo ... (p. Ip •••• ) WASN'7" SAO FOR.. II hit as he struck out 15 Dysart De"olt .t New York (1I ••Ip.ned) fourth and won the I'ame In tion material from now on will be clay courts adjoining the reserve T.tlay·, Plt~hfra To'.,', Plhller, AN ALLEGEOt..Y batsmen in the even-inning con library, will be in men's and jun lI,eokl111 •• C"lea,_l'IIIr•• y /5.$) YO. Detr." at New York-HoaHem•• (I-Ue) J/-Y". OLD the ell'hth by chasinI' Orval called "Herky." test while walking tour. ors Singles and doubles, women's a. h (~·8) ••• • e),Dal •• (I ..... (I/lAYilEARO Groove as Joost walked, Bar- John D. Franklin, Belle Plaine, The bl.- bat of Bob Deal and N •• York.1 ...... 1. (nl.hl)-P••• t. LOll. at ft ••" o.-Kea"ed)' ( I -S) ~ • • submitted the Winning name in singles and doubles, and boys' and (I·!I n. B,o.lI.... (t-41 Krame.r (In.. ~1) ,ner McCooky beat out a buni Ho haln decided the lssu for BO.lt... at Clnd ...." -Vollel1e (II-I) Cbl"r' .1 PhllodOl,ltlo (nl,hl)-Pler· • and Kay Coleman sacrificed . the contest to name the little char· girls' singles. VI. We.hme.J~r HIo .. M or Fex C.... ) lIIe Hawkle For three and a .111 13.4) ••. 8,1 .Ie (D·7) 0' Sav.re I Frank Papish entered the game acter. He wHl receive two tickets Advance entries indicate a ga Pbllad.lpbia .1 Pill.... " .. (.I,btl-8Im. (4·) ., to the Notre Dame-Iowa footba.Q half Inninp the te&l1l bat 1Il0.. 1f·8) VI. C...... 14·%) Q .... CI.nl.... t Wuhln,lon (nl,hl)-BI•• k laxy of non-local players wijl .r and gave up a two-run single to tled without seorin&'. ThM Beall! I!·I) 1:. II VI. S'.,bor.".11 (I·M game here Oct. 23 for suggesting compete in the Central State Ferris Fain. A force()Ut allowed IIlncled to cenler field and ad the sixth run to score. the name. . vanced all the way to third event, formerly the South-east Io This announcement waa made wa Missouri \"lIJley tournament. Fowler Showed great control in yesterday by Frank Uavellcek wIItn Jlnt chlotleldl, IJIe DJ winning the opener as he flung san outfIelder, muffed the pick Three of the bl~-Dame artlsla for the department of athlette. ",11\ Leo's Giants Rip (incy, 14-2 the shutout that gave him his up. lie ored on Rox Shain' who probably see ac&lon and Dean Crawford, preSIdent here are Len Pro r, Dick nintll victory against only two de of Tallfeathers pep club, ;IolDL Ion&' triple 10 c nt r. ShaIn added CINClNNATl {~Leo Duro- feats-tlle best record in the the wlnnin&' eounln on Gene Halnllne, and Lt. Comdr. War sponsors of the contest. cher's New York Giants hammer- pve the Gianla a subslanUal American league. HeUrlck's Infield IToundtr. ren An~stadt. lIalnllne and ed three Cincinnati pilc}jers for early lea.d. The name, "Herky" was selected FlaST OAM!! as simple, easy to remember, The Hawklets passed up another Anptadt' entries are stili ten 18 hits yesterday to smother the At the end ot six Innings, with Chi ..,. AD alll ~ hll.".IPhl. A8 a u big coring opportunity in the tative. KolJoway, 2b tOO foost...... 3 0 0 jaunty, in keeping with the char. Reds, 14-2, behind Larry Jansen's little doubt remaining about the Lup,en. lb ... 3 0 " ,MeCosky. ){ .• 5 I :I acter itsell and tying in well for fifth inning when thcy loaded the Prosser, or Mission, Kan., gal steady seven-hit pitching. outcome of the contest, Durochel' Appling. ab. " 0 21Wltlte, cf ..... 5 I :I bases with only one ouL Shain's loped to victory Sunday at Cedar Seer.y. If.... " 0 0 !"aln, lb ...... 3 J 0 all types of Iowa athletics, they "Flacing Willard Marshall be- rewarded Billy Rigney, Whitey Robinson, c . " 0 0 M.leskl. 3b .. . :t 3 said. inflcld grounder forced D n Strub Rapids to capture the men's sing BARlley A115H-r HAVE WON A Fe Wrlahl, rt .. 3 0 I Velo. rI ...... 3 0 I tween the slow-moving Johnny Lockman and Cooper with the rest OLYMPIC 17r'LES /I( 19-10 "Herky" is making his first ap. at thE' plate and Gene Hettrick les championship in the Iowa state Mize and Walker Cooper to avoid of the day off, sending in Jack Philley. d .. " 0 :I Suder. 2b .. .. . 3 I J struc k out to cnd the threat. open net tourney. Prosser edged A/{0 'f4-, IF THE WA~ !fAO Mlch.els, ... 3 ' 0 :I 'Juerra. c ..... 3 0 :I pearance on the Iowa footbaU the possibility of double plays, Conway, Les Layton and Wally WI,hl. p.. .. 3 0 0 FOWler, p.... • 0 0 ticket applica lion material now be. Dy sart scor d its lone run in the Nor IN1'ERFEREt) 8()"" A· Wallacsa I 0 ~ Ted Hainline, University of North Durocher had the Giants taking Westrum. illS I(ElfSHBOR.5' 11'1 lANCASTER., ing received by prospective pur· first half ot the filth. Schlotreldt western ace, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, and 6-4 . Moulder. p ..• 0 0 . , doubled to left and then scampered chance on the bases. Four bases As Jansen was anxious to have PA" DECfOEO HE SHO()I.ON', chasers. Later he will be pictur. Dick Hainline the former were stolen-one by Mire. a completed game to his credit 8E OEPRNf!O THIS '1EAP..- Tol.l •.... ;;.--; '1'0101 • •.•. 8S6i1 ed in uniforms of other sports on aeros when Shain let the throw University of Iowa varSity net A·Fouled oul tor Wlllhl In 7th In get away. Home run. by Bobby Thorn- for his 11th victory as against five 11I!Y RAISED A PUNO To SUPPoRT NI!!.. Chicago ...... 000 0110 000-0 Iowa promotional materiaL artist from Rock Island, Ill. He Is Philadelphia ...... 400 010 Olx-1l D, rt bad thrulened earlier. lIOn, who drove In five runs with defeats, he was aUowed to go the HIS WIFE At(O CHIl.O WHII.E He m:I ;q.~ The character was drawn by deCending men's singles champion Erron-None. Runs balled In- Majeski Ja lIIe fourth Plkh r Herb Kap three bit , and Walker Cooper, full route in the 98 degree tem WENT INn;, TRAINING./ w1""'.... ~ ...... 2. Vela 2. Guerra. MeCosky. Two bas~ Dick Spencer of thc univerSity In. from last year's Iowa City afialr, eaclt with lwo men on base, perature. hll- Maleskl. Sacrifice-Guerra.' Double rlvca doubled to left and ad plays---Joosl, Suder and Fain; Fain, Joost formation service. vanee4 to third on a passed ball and i! rated one of the nation's .nd Fa(n. Lett on base!>-Chlcsllo 7. best you ng netsters. Phll.delphl. O. Ba.e on b.ll0-0ll Fowler with DObody out. Doran settled I, Wliht 4. Moulder I . Strlkout. - by Brundage To Quit down and Irllck out the next Aptadt, winner of the 11146 Fowler :t: Wight 1. Moulder 2. Hils- two men and g-ot th third on a tOllrnament, Is iatloned at olf Wight 9 In 8 Inning •• Moulder 2 In 2. ABOARD THE S.S. AMERICA Hit by pltclter- by Fowler (Wrlr,ltll. Los· Tine drive to econd Bas mall Pensacola, FJa., and has Indicat In g pilcher- Wight. Umplres-Grleve, (JP)-Avery Brundage, president 01 Jim L1ek. ed 10 Ken Clble, tournament Bates' Homer in Beats Cards Hur)ey. Berry. Time ot game-I:55. AI· the United Stales Olympic commit· 14th tendonce (esllma!-ed) 14.Il00. The Hawkl t batsmen collected manal'er, that he wJ\l be bere to SECOND GAM!! tee for 20 years, said last night h! 1iv hits oIl Herb Kaprivca, Dy participate. Anptadt saw a lot Chicago ...... __ ...... 000 400 000-4 would not accept the post again. sart hurler. of tournament action when he Losers Blow Lead; Phlladelphl...... )00 200 3J{-1l "1 believe it would be a good In the lirst game, or the eve wa laUoned here at the Iowa ftothing Like Being Sure thing to pass the presidency ning, Wilson of Cedar Rapids rout pre-lIIl'ht ~hoo l , Doerr's 4·Run Homer around," he added during an infor. ed Burlington, 7-1. Arnie Pauli Other winners at the Cedar Ra IT'S NOT A MIRAGE-Side by side, Umpires Babe Pinelli (rlll'ht Punchers Shell IC mal discussion with newsmen. chek went the route for the Cedar pids tourney who will appear here Gives Bosox 4.1 Win Rapids club giving rour hits and rear) and Art. Gore (front) double-check a Peanuts Lowrey of r- are Alex Georg, Kansas City, BOSTON (.4»~obby Doerr's "Doors Open 1;15 p. ro." striking out 10 men. the Chlcal'O Cubs slides across )lome plate Irl the fir t Jnnlng- of Mo., Mrs. Len Pros r, and Mrs. ye I rday's ,ame between the Cubs and Phil lies. Phil Catcber Hurlers for 11 Hits first inning grand slam homer, Little Lloyd Oliver, Wilson cen Lucille Davidson, Lee Summit, ferfielder, was th big man in the Andy Semlnlck 18 stretchlnl' for the throw-tn from the outfield off righthander Fred Sanford, ',lOBi Mo. Floyd B"te~, leflficldel" for the .tf.i; Wilson batting order. lIe ~mash d alter Andy Palko had sJnl'led to left. The two umpire called Joe Louis PunChers hammered a gave the Boston Red Sox their George teamed with Prosser to "ENDS a hom run to leftfield for the sec Lowrey safe, but th.' didn't help the Cubs, for the Phlllies won, home run over the lertIield wall at first ,floodlight win in fOUl' starts win the men's doubles champion WEDNESDAY" ond Wilson tally. In the eventh 5-4, Kelley field last night to bea t the against the St. Louis Browns, 4- NOW inning, Oliver slammed a long ship at the Iowa open. The two (AP WI ~ h.I.) Iowa Cily Cardinals 7-6 in 14 in 1, last night before a 26,092 crowd. GAL·orious liner to righlfield and pull~d up at whipped Ted HainJine and Burt nings. Rookie Mel Parnell kept six hits th ird tor his cond hit in three ap Lynch, Peoria, III., 6-2 , 6-2. well scattered while turning in his MUSIC galore! Mrs. Davidson reached. th, The game was tied 6-6 in the top pearances at the pt:1tl>. of the fourteenth "{hen Bates sixth win. WIISQn cored once In tile finals of the women' Ilnl'les slammed Paul Reberry's first pitch Sanford, who beat the Bosox third, twice In the fourth and at Ccdar Rapid before bowlnl' inlo the darkness, the bali drop in his two previous starts against on e eacb In the filth Ilnd sixth. to Dorl Jen en, Des Moines, ping aboul 10 feet over the fence. them, gave them four of their se They added two runs In the v 6-2. 6-4. M;rs. Pro ser Joined The homer was undoubtedly the ven hits after getting one out in enth Inning as a. topper for their forre with Mrs, Davidson to longest ever hit at Kelley field. the first inning. Johnny Pesky victory. weep the women' deuble play The Cardinals gra.bbed a four opened the attack with a single Lamont Duke started for Bur rrom MI Jensen and Doris to center, Stan Spence doubled to Jlngton but gave way to Jim Ring run lead In the first Inning off Popple, 6-3, 7-9, and 6-4. Ace IIolden, starting pitcher, but right and after Junior Stephens blum in the firth inning arter Other entries air ady received was purposely based and Doerr working him elf into a hole. Duke couldn.'t hold it. Eddle Colbert are Irom Fuye Dunn, Des Moines' walked and Bob Best slngled. lofted a 3-1 pitch Into the left gave up four oC the Wil.on runs They're Off "Cartoon" top men's star; Ken Donelson, ex- Dilly Bailey loaded Ihe bases field screen. and lhey collected three otc Ring We~tern Whoopee 10wa State eolleg ace; Mel Stin when he reached first on all blum. Late News ton, 1948 Chicago pr p champion; error by BlII Hamilton, Punch Burlington's J im Wellinglon cr flrst.-sacker. Ralph TUcker Cleary Signs With Pros erossed the plate in the bollom Bob Kaley, Davenport; Iowa Cl\y's Jim Netolicky; and two of Min drove In 3011 t.hree men by pound NEW YORK ~A")~Paul Cleary, of the fifth inning for the only Ing a. double over second base. Greyhound tally. neapolls' top juniors players, Ed all-America end last fall at South Gould and Den Constantine. He scored while thc Flint catch ern California. signed a contract Local players expected to com er was arg'lling with the umpire. yesterday to play with the New SCOOP! TIJRIlE· I La: 0 E QUiA Y 4. OanvlU" 3 pete include Dr. Clark Millikan, The Flint team scored two runs York Yankees of the all-America D calur 9, Sprlnlllieid 8 K n Cline, Mike Trueblood, Rog in lhe second frame on three one conference. Dav~nport ~ . Waterloo 3 ba ers, and then shelled Don Dan En". ville JS. Terre H.ule 6 er Krolh, Jamey And re w ~, Bruce nen from the mound by pushing SNEAK Higley, Don Weston, Bill Jenna, several times, but Clayton Colbert acro~s four more runs on four made two brillfant stabs and kept Bill Lewis, Bill Crain, and others. singles. Paul Reben'y replaced Entries are due by six o'clock his mates· in the game-untll lhe him a nd retired lhe si te. fourteenth whe.n Bates blasted his fREE Wednesday ev ning and drawings Iowa City gol another run in PREVUE will be made laler that night. All * * * * * * * * * four bagger. lhe last of the fifth when Duly In the Sunday night conlest, MOTH PROOFING trophies are OD display in the win Bailey tripled and Tom Stahle WEDNESDAY NilE dows of Iowa Ullply company. Perce McCracken held the Cards wnH It.OUtA. lOW 'It'CID drove him in with a single. Bailey to one hit, defeating them, 1-0. In Addition To Our Regular Dutch Leonard Beats Cubs, 5-4 tripled again in the seventh and Program Wednesday Nlte We tied the game as he scored when Will Sneak Prevue A New Im· PERM·ASEPTIC CLEANING 0 t II 81 ks · . the PlIncher ca tcher, Harold Us portant MovJe! A Great New • NO OIllMS • NO ODOU S ermue er an Phillies Rout Lade sery, overthrew third trying to Lincoln Explodes, 11·1 "Daring Young Man" Film YOII WOll't Want To M.iJI! pick him off. Last • NO MIUIW • NO MO'HS Bost~n The game went on for six score 1 Braves, 1-0 In 5th W.ith 4 Runs (rossley Tops LINCOLN, NEB. (IP) - Lincoln "The MiIt'~ude"" exploded nine runs in the sixth less innings with the Punchers Day • PITTSBURGH (JP) - Danny inning here last · night to topple threatening to break up the tilt • DAVIS ClEANERS CmCAGO (JP\-Emil "Dutch" "Door O"n );)5-9;45" .Rfftttt. MurtaUiV1's single of! the glove Omaha, 11 to 1- Leonard was raked for 11 hjts by oC pikher Johnny Sain in the se Bobby Shantz. pitching for the the Chicago CUQ8 here yesl6l'day. & venth, scorIng Ralph Kiner from Lin~ 'ourn~y winning A's, coasted to his 14th ABBOTT COSTELLO fiELD How-ev~l' , he managed to stagger th [rd, broke a se-oreles:; tic to give ATLANTA -(JP}-Wilfred Cross Western league win against two through with the Phlldalphia Phll MARJORIE MAIN the Pittsburgh Flral_.! a 1-0 vic ley of Brooklyn won his first round defeats this esason. OVE~ lies tor a '5-4 victory that gave the match in defense of his National STARTS tory over the Boston Braves last Shantz allowed the Cards only 3 Whistful Widow of l- 1O.IjlI~""'''','J Thru W~dnesdit Invaders the Tubber tilt of the Publlc Links golf cbampionship night- Aged Fritz OstermueUer three-game series. hits. Wagon Gap -- scattered seven hits in getting cre yesterday, but the round proved a ------Timely hitting paid orr for the dead-end road for many other la- CAPTAIN TUGBOAT ANNIE dH for the shutout, his sixth vic Pllillies, who used all save one of vorltes, • 2-FIRST RUN HITS-2 ACADEMY ! tory of the season. their eight hits for run production. AWARD Tbe victor)' over the le-cue Crossley's 4 and 3 deCeat of Al - GAY WITH GIRLS They routed Doyle Lade with four (red Serian of Troy, N. Y., was WINNER leadllll' Braves and their mound runs on six hits in the fifth and 1'( • ,~. '/~l£4. ace Saln broke a lour-ra_ los among t.he few rcsults which ran paired a couple more fot their fi according to gallery predictions in ... 4 0 I wheels to I'I'lnd down the f.ees in Iowa City · • · · The pitchers' batUe was watch C.boJlero. 3b ~ J 2 O·ScheIfln,. I 0 01 ~- , BllIlnllt. If .. 40 IIV.llkus, lb .. ~ 00 aM eorreci tieflclences, or to ed by 28,515. Saln sulfered his se EnnJ•• ri .... 0\ I I uOWre)'. d ... 4 1 2 .8portln.- reeds b_ to IMl1 venth loss of the year against 12 Siller, lb. . .. ~ I I . 81:1<0. 3b. ... 4 I , new ..,ts. when you ride Millu, :ill... ~ I 1 )llehoison, rf t I 2 victories. Hall/ner. 2b . 3 I I raadaem. ll. 4 I 2 The favored Oliver C. Sleppy of ~mlnlck, ~ .. 3 0 b Walker, c .... 3 0 0 Los Angeles fell before Dante Vi ~SANO~) Leoh.rd. p .. 4 0 0 Smalley... .. 3 0 I Kennedy's Late Single It.JefiCOllI ... I 0 I cini, a glass worker from OttaW<1, . a • de. " ...... 1 . 0 () Ill., 1 up. Unheralded Lewis W. ·ADYIN1VIIS Of CASANOYA Beats Nata in 11th, 7-6 Borowy.p ...• O 0 0 McLennan, a late entry from At atalriN Busses · cavarrretlll I ~ 0 AITUIO DE CORDOVA • lUCillE IR!MER ::-McCullough 0 0 0 lanta, defeated Robert Ludlow of WASHINGTON (IP}-Bob Ken TUlltA... IlY' NOREEN.J!~SH '-.Ia", ...... , Tolalo ..•. iIIS 411 IndianapOlis, Ind., a surprise makh nedy's 11th inning singie with two A-l)lnlled for Sm.lIey In 11th 2 and L out scored Larry Doby (rom second B · BUIIted Inlo forceout for Borowy In 11th Another favorite whQ clt:opped base to give the Cleveland Indians C· Ren for cavorrella In IIU1 out in the first round of match 11 7-6 victory over Washington last D-Grounded Into double play for Cui· play was Warren G. Camp~ll oj night. Kennedy saved the game lerln~ Ciij. !lrroro-BI.tnl'k. Smalley. RUns baited ~atUe, Wash. Ralph- F. Schllei Iowa ,Ash for the Indians in WaiJhington's 2. MJller. Runner 2. der of Shaker Heights. OHio, de 10th when he speared Al Kozar's hilt - feated Campbell, 4 and 2. after en fly with one out and nipped Ed terlnr the tournament iii the ab Stewart attempting to score from smce of another
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Cily Council Thrills~ Speed Highlight Annual Soap Box Derby Last Rites Today - Circus To Arrive 4 Weekend Thefts ~ For Emma Glaspey In Town July 30 Being Checked by Accepls Bid Ji\1neral services for Emma G1as Police pey, 84 , long-time Iowa Cily resi The circus is coming to Iowa Iowa City dent, wUl be at 3 p.m. today at the City! Iowa City polic.. yp ·terday wert Oathout funeral chapel. Dr. P. checking lour thetis reported over For Paving Hewison Pollock of the Presbyte The lot at the corner of Gilbert the weekend. rian church will officiate. and Kirkwood will be the circus The city council last night ac George Gibson, 219~ S. Linn -- Miss G1aspey died at 10:30 p .m. grounds on Friday, July 30. The etreet, reported tho t two $20 bills cepted the bid of the William Hor Saturday at Mercy hospital. rabin con truction company for the Dailey Brothers circus will pre were taken (rom a dresser drawer She was born in Scolt county paving ot sections of seven Iowa sent two shows, one at 3 p. m. in hi s apartment somE' time Friday Feb. 12, 1863, the daughter of John or Saturday. He also repor~ City streets. and Catherine McKnight Claspey. and the other at 8 p. m., iL was an The cost of the project will be five silver dollars were missinc Her father was a Civil war vet nounced yesterday. trom an apartm nt across the $97 ,517.47. The stre ts in luded eran. The circus has 25 elephants, in In the paving proje I are Keokuk, hall. When she was a small child, she cluding the smallest elephant in Both the locks on the doors had Court, F, Lusk, Bayard and Yew moved with her family to Uberty the country. Circus officials also ell and Iowa avenue. been pried open. Other articleJ, township where she lived on a claim their show to be one of the including wet hes in bolh apart. The rl'SOlution pas.ed by the farm for many years. largest circuses In the United ments, were untouched. council directed the mayor and city In 1909 she came to Iowa City, States, second only to Ringling J . C. Springer, ] B S. Van Burell, clerk to enter Into a contract with and had resided here since that Brothers. said his house was entered Friday the Horrabin firm. time. The five-ring circus, held under and a pair of trousers was stolen. Only one olher hid was received Miss G1aspey is survived by what circus offticials say is the In a pocket was a billfold with for the project. It was tor $106,- thrl'e sisters, Sarah Claspey. Rose longest tent in the world, has 100 some money in it, keys and a driv. 157.86 trom the Haegg construc Claspey, and Mrs. Fannie C. horses and ponJes, besides a men er's Iicens('. I tion company. Thl' ngin er's es Barnum. The four sisters Uved agerie of other animals. Dr. Fred Bauer, 1122 Sheridan timat of the cost of the paving together at 335 S. Lucas street. Featured in the show is an ele avenue, tofd pollce someone broke was $98,122.62. AJso surviving are three broth phant ballel, in which aU 25 ele into the glove compartmt'nt of his The council pa ed a rl'solution ers, Warren, Fresno, Calif.; Wal phants take part, a wild west car and took a fla~hlight and two notifying the property owners on lace, Hllls, and Charles, Independ show and "Bengal", a spectacle in pairs of sun gla s'es. th strl'ets in th paving phln that enee. which all the elephants, horses E. E. Cline, 603 E. College conn ctlons for sewer, gas and wa and camels, along with an ap street, reportl.'d two lawn chain t I' are to b mad within 14 c1hys. Former SUI Student's propriately costumed cast, take were &tolen from his yard Friday If th prop rty owner does not do part. night. 10. the city will make the connec Novel To Be Published tions and the cosl will be assessed to the property own rs. "City Limit," a novel by Hollis The resolution also called for Ihl' Summers II, former SUI student, notification of the Iowa Water will be published August 10 by Service company, Northwestern Houghton Mifflin company Bos- Bell Tel phone company and the ton, Mass. ' Stretch for Luck, Iowa-UUnols Gas nd Electric The book was completed last company. IT WA DERBY DAY IN IOWA CITY UNDAY as 39 Iowa City IItreet was crowned derby chamJllon atter nOllo&, out Gene NovOUJ1 year at the univerlsty while Hol The Larew company bid for the boys eom1)eted on the RiversIde drive Mil for the city champion 1n the flnlll race of the afternoon (top Insert). Strub reeeived a klas lis was working for his Ph.D. and swimming pool balhhous plumb ship in Ute SOIlP Box Derby. hown above are two 01 &he raul'll from hIs mother (bottom Inset) after wlnnln&' &he chllmplonshlp studying creative writing under Pause for a Coke ing was also approved and the nearlnf the the finish line In olle ot the early races. Frank A. and the rl&'ht to race in the Dlltlonal derby In Akron, Au&,. 15_ Paul Engle and Andrew Lytle, , mayor was authorlz d to sigh the trub. 15, on of Mr. and Mr . Frank J. trub. 1Il'J E. BurUnrton COlli, 'OWID Ph.t•• by Herb Nlp.Ga) both of the English department. contract. The Lor w bid was for $8,753. In other Bction the council: Margaret A. lynch Willtrout Case Goes Under Advisement 1. OvelTuled the objections to Frank Strub Jr. Captures the sand and asphalt !.I·eatment to TJester Will trout 's injunction hearing against J rvin and Mary sections of Marcy, Clark, Maggard, Weds W. G. Nusser FOlll1tain, and hester Frantz was taken under advis m 'nt yes Walnut, Clnter nnd How II strl'ets tl'rdoy by Judge Harold D. Evans in Johnson county diRll'j t al an ('stimated co. t or $1,994 .84 . IC Soap Box Derby (rown In a double ring ceremony Sun eOurt. day at the First Congregational 2. Pas. ed a resolution waiving Evan. heard rebuttals in tbe j .... church in Red Oak, Margaret Allee 1 moval reqUIrements on the uni Th(' HI-I lown 'i ly ~(J!ll) box dl'rby champion, rank Sturb cast which was continued from .Jr., Hi Yl:'or olll scm or J\fJ-. Dud Prank .J. • trub, 1217 E. Btlrling Lynch was murried to Willi m Salurday morning to yesterday at versity hou ing which the federal Ceorge Nusser. The Rev. Phillip Pelsonal Notes ton was CI'O" lwd III ,·t'relllunil'S following the d rby Aunday after· 2 p.m. govl'rnment had built for sur. Van Luven ofCiciated. The barracks have been given to noon. Willtrout has asked the injunc Mrs. Nusser is the daughter of th university and the approval or rrht' '1IIllUpion't; J.lI'ize incilldt's I.l trip to I h nll.tional d rby in tion to keep the defendants trom Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Baker LynC'h, Fran Artley. Hampton, is visit th ci ty was nt' es. ary to permit Akron, hio. AUjl. Ii) lind II. til/ill'!' to will thl' natiOllal prize of a coming on a 10-acre farm near Ing Jo Wright, AS, Hampton, this Red Oak, and Mr. Nusser is the Lone Tree. He said he rented the the university to k ep them as long fOil I'-ye ll l' ('ollrgl' !';('holarshi p. week. as ne ded. Und r the orillinul acl, son or M.-s. William L. Nusser, 330 land from Fountain iln February they w('re to be torn down otter RIlJ1l1l'rllp in till' dpl'ily WIIR to oct, he quickly brought his car W. Park Road, and the late Wil and since then the defendants Iowa Oitians present for the a c Main period or time, according Ornl' ovolny, son of' Mr. anu. bock undl'r control. liam L. Nusser. have damaged his corn with a. marriage ot Margaret Alice Lynch to Attorney Arthur O. Left, who Mrs. 'Willilllll . '()\'(ltJl¥, ]:33 All the racers were buill by the Harriet LynCh, Red Oak, sister tractor-plow and carried olf some to William George Nusser In Red repre ented the unlv ralty. Muscatine avenue, who won th boys themselves and only rertain of the bride. served as maid of grain. Oak Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 3. Authoriz d controct with class B championship. His priz ports of the car could be ready honor at the 2 p.m. ceremony and Fountain said in a cross-petition Charles Matt, Mr. Earl Snyder, Lura H. Eden ond Cluyton M. was a new bicycle. mnde, such as the wheels, axles Stephen Nusser, lown City, broth tiled Saturday thaL he only rented Phyllis Snyder, Mr. H. L .. Hands, Eden ror the purchas ot a quon- Oth r winners in class B [or nnd the steering wheel. This eave er of the groom, wos best man. WilUrout five acres. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith, Mr. 8 t hut Cor $1,600 to be u. ed as a boys 11 and 12 y ars old were the boys satisfaction in knowini Following the c rmony, a recep Attorneys in the case are E. L. and Mr~. ~o1ter Buchele, Mr. and garage for strl'et equipm nt. Richard Schwab, serond, Lowel1 they hod done their own work tion was held in the church par O'Connor (or the plaintiff and Emil Mrs. Phllbp Kendall, Mrs. Chnrles 4. R r rred the petition of the Mathes, third, and Robert John- win or Jose. lors. C. Trott for the defendants. Kent and Dr. Gladys Lynch. American Veterons at World War son, fourth. Mrs. Frnnk J. Slrub, mother of Mrs. Nus~er is a graduate of Sig 11 lor a b er permit to the build In class A th winn rs Includ- th 1948 winner, showed her pride ourney high school and the Uni Prof. Witschi Attends Ing and grounds commltt for in ed Strub, first; Bob E. Moore, in her son's achievement by say verSity of Iowa where she was a v sllgation. Tht' council pr vious second; John EnSl rt, third nnd ing, "th reason I'm so happy Is member or Phi Beta Pl social sor- Town 'n' ~ainpus UNESCO Conference ly turn d down the Amvet re Howard Humer, fourth. that the boy did it all himself." ori t y . "'!!!i!!i!i!!i!i!!iiiii!iii!!!!iii!iii!iiiiii!!!!i!!ii!i!!!!ii!!i!! Mr. Nusser, a graduate or Unl- " Prof. Emil Witschi of the quest on March 1, without givlng Speclal prizes went to John Eng ogy department, in Europe on a any r ason. vel'slty high school, is now a sen IOWA DAMES-The University lert tor the best dl'slgned cor, Ed Final Rites Held ior at the university where he is of Iowa Dames club will hold a visiting prolessorsh ip, attended the word Brown for th be~t brakes, Iltrillated with Phi Kappa Psi so .. de sert bridge at 8 p.m. tomor.row UNESCO conference in Paris last Edward Spencer lor th b:t up For Harriet Davis cial fraternity. ( at the Wesley Foundation annex. week. One Man Injured in hoi tered Cllr and Tommy Picker The couple will live at 411 N. Members wishing to attend should In a leiter to his assistant, Joyce ing and Don Smith, two hord lu.:k Funerol services for Harriet Dubuque street, lawn City. conlact Mary Gode, phone 626Q. Bruner, G Witschi said the fine drivers Who won their rae !Jut Davis, 79, life-long Iowa City resi • A family picnic will be held at arts group' is trying to dominate Weekend Accidents coud not compete further because dent, were held at 2:30 p.m. yes 5 p.m. Sunday at City Park. the conference to the detriment or ot damage to their C31'S. terday at the Beckman Funeral lhe scientists. Ask for il tilher way • •• "01" Henry Louis, 87, 319 S. Linn Admit Polio Case The first r al thrill of the derby hom . ' The Rev. John C. Craig of ECRETARIE ASSOCIATION Witschi will have on audience true-marks mean Ihe same lhillg. strt'et, was injured when he was th Congregational church offici struck by a cor on BurUngton came In the third raee when one To SUI Hospitals - Members ot the National Seere- with Julian Huxley, general direc of the cars racing w nl out of con ated. I'( street Saturday ot 8 p.m. tories association wlll meet at 5:30 tor of UNESCO this week, he said. .orruo UNDER AUTHORITV Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY trol aboull00 f t after I aving the Another polio patient has been p.m. today at the home of Ula Van In Paris for the international He wos taken to Mercy hospital Miss Davis died at 2:30 p.m. Sat Coca-Cola Bo&tUn.r Works, Cedar Ra.plds, Iowa slarting romp. No one was in urday at her home at the Wood admitted 10 SUI hospital, hospital MeIer, 14 S. Linn street, before congress of zoologists, Witschi will for tr atment, but was r leased the 19~8. Th. Coco·CoIa C."'PO'I jured in that smashup. authoritie ap.nounced yesterday. leoving for West Branch. There present a paper before the group e som night. III' suff red a black lawn apartments. ProbablY one at the most disap She was a member of the Con Jonette Monroe, 11, Castalia, Ia.. they will hold a swimming party _th_ls_m_ o.,.n_th_,______------eye Gnd stitt muscles from the ac was admitted July 17. Her condi cident. Louis was recovering at pOinted, if you could pick one out gregational church and of the Jesa at the West Branch swimming pool ....3 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• of the losers, was Dan Smith. He mine chapler of the Enitem Star. tion is described as fair. followed by a dinner at the Crystal - -. home y sterday. The hospital's other polio case, Mrs. Aloe Saslno, 819 S. Van won his race and then, according Survivors are Mrs. Emma Mc to Smith, his steering went bad Roberts, Woodlawn apartments, Barbaro Funk, 14, Moline, I1l. is Buren streel, driver or the cor In reported as stm in serious condi the accident, said Louis walked and he crashed into the lence. ond Mrs. Fronk Hortman, Water He'd bl'en having trouble with his loo, sislers. tion. into the side of her car. Barbaro Goodrich, 8, Muscalin~ , il. steering and had worked until ::;&I~?'ci:~~L~u~~~;;!';,~meet at 2 p.m. today at the home i= In another accident Saturday, Burial wall In Oakland ceme was discharged as fully recovered B'REME' RS of Mrs. Arthur Hob:, 421 N. Cov- noon Sunday on it. His car wo s a tery. cars driven by Sidney Curtls, on July 16. ernor street. • Charles City and Irene Wakefield, complete wr ck and, like Picker I 6 E. Court su!eet, collided at the in Ing, couldn't 110 on to roce lor the ters dian or Park and TempHn championship. Boyd H. Henry Joins road's. Reported damage to the Mrs. John F. Cunningham, 1331 Parsons College StaH Smith, Fisk Withdraw Board ResignaUons i JULY A-C-T-I-O-N SALE I Curtis car wos $75 and to the Muscatine avenue, was Slightly Wakefi Id car, $15. jnjured when Smith's car cra hed Boyd H. Henry, Sioux City, has Mayor Preston Koser onnounc into the fence near where she was bl'en appointed to lhe Parsons col ed yesterday thaI Roland M. M. Cleminshaw company for the standing. lege faculty as instructor in Smith and Henry L. Fisk had re revaluation, mathematics In the same Incident one track for 1948-49. Henry, quested with drawal of their resig The mayor was directed at that who received his bachelor of sci oflicial who didn't want his name nations tram the Iowa City board meeting to contact the resigned L-O-O-K i• II mentioned, was hit on the nose by ence degree from Morningside of assessment and review. members of the board regarding SNEAK college In 1946, was awarded his a flying helmet. Smith, a lHtle The two men had resigned July reconsideration of their resigua master of science degree in math i= You'll find amazing values and savings aplenty. These items II disgusted over his accident, threw 8 following a meeting of tile thrl'e tions. ematics ot SUI last June. Henry taxing bodies of the county at The mayor also reported yester are odd lots and broken sizes of very good quality-priced for his helmet and hit the official. was an instructor at the SUI ex In the semi1ina1 class Brace, which it was decided not to hire day that a representative ot the PREVUE perimental school i.n 1947-48 and q-u-i-c-k a-c-t-j-o-n! • Gene Novotny, who was second an outside appraisal company Iol' Cleminshaw company will be in I also served as a graduate assistant the revaluation of Iowa City p<:r Iowa Oity In the near future to place winner yesterday. was so here. Wednesday Nite excited when he crossed the fin sonal property as the board had begin the revaluation. ish line ahead of Bob Johnson that Henry was mathematics instruc requested. . Work must be completed by Capitol Theatre he threw his arms into the air. tor at the Avoca high school in Then, on July 16 the school Sept. 7. The original date for com When he realized that was not the 1946-47. This summer he is teach board, board of supervisors and the pletion was August 1 but an exten iog mathematics at Morningside city council reversed lheir action sion of time has been granted by RUN KS •• • • • Half Price way for the driver of a derby racer of July 7 and voted to hire the J. I !!TtfT I college. the state tax commission. ;; SLA'(KS U:~:t $5.18-$7.78-$9.78 WHITE and FANCY STRIPED IYlil'ONllN SPECIAL REICH'S DRES S SH I R , S Values to $5.00 ...... $2.78 July 19.2( IOWA CITY WASHABLE .... co_we ARE' ," 'SU M MER ROB ES Values to $11.50 25% Off .. AIRY-COOL KNIT IH ••IlAN DREsi69c c., c'••• CASH .. CARIlY PERM·ASEPTIC CLOSED FOR VACATION SPORT SHI'RTS Values to $2.50 ...... 98c CLEANING . NATIONALLY-FAMOUS BRANDS SUMM[R • NO ODORS We'll Be Closed ·From • NO GIRMS SUITS ~~u: $33.75-$38.75-$43.75 • NO MILDIW SMART COMFORTABLE Free Now: Unlil The I 1sl of Augus' SE ERS U( KE RSU ITS $20Values ...... $14.18 Moth Proofing I .t , , S·E·E the many other items on sale during ORVIS [LERnERS Reich's Cafe. , this week, and S-A·V-E by buying NOWI ...... 1.. -