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On the Inside ~ The Weather 1,1', Braves Sweep Double Header ... Paq. 2 Go...... fair. hot and k ...... tad.,. II Old Indian Diab Briqht.D.I Picnic • and lomoJ1'ow. Hiqh loday 95, low 10. ' •.. Poq. 3 at owan Yuterday'. hIqh 93, low 70. SUI Employ•• G.t RaiN in Benellt. ... Paqe 8 Est. 1868 - AP LecxBed Wire, AP Wirepholo, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Friday, July L 1949 - Vol. 83, No. 181 Labor Bill PaH~ in ~~n~a'~e~~~~~~~~~~~~W~~i~~e$e te" - p' I n~ Truman to (ontinue 'fighting' ar 0 I Iza. I~on a WASHINGTON (AP)-Thp senate p8 st'd the Taft labor bill yesterda.v by a 51-42 vote and wrecked for 1949 Pre idt'nt Truman '!> ctUt:lsde to repeal the Taft.Hartley act. Not Rejected: A ,,11Ol't time later, Mr. Truman told reporters; "The fight Truma is goillV to con tinue as hard as I can make it." Sell . Robert A. Taft (R·Ohio) won a convincing victory for his program to pre- Snake Puts Bite on Fireman Says NSRB's I s rve tht' ,. essen tial " features of No-Cut Period ... GALESBURG, ILL. 1m-Eric Carlson. retired city fireman, tIJI' IH'PSent law while milking 28 was jishing on Lake Storey yesterday when his false teeth drop~ II' ped out 01 hi s !locket into the lake. ~Ians Always cJlllll~ 'S in i l. Froln 12:S0 this afternoon until But the chances are Taft's new f:31 p.m. Tuesday I, a no-cut Car1:on said he VIas about to retrieve them when a water program will not become law. period, .eclair" Ted McCarrf'1 snake seized the t elh in its mouth and swam away with them. Kept Modern j IIld YllIterday. Cla.. es will he n Is more likely that the two- luapended Monday. July f. WASHINGTON (iP) - Prtl I ~ , 1tar-o\(\ Taft-Hartley law will AA exira hour wllJ be added dent Truman said ,Yesterday til t aU k around, uuchanged. for at to the &TaduaUon requirements Lew i s Demand s Short Bernard M. Baruch was paql", least anotber year or two. of unliercnduate$ In the collel'es mislnform(d in stating the g..:,t AIleI' a whirlwind series of votes of t.beral arts, commerce. phar ernment had no standby m()b'l~ maey abtl engtneertnr tor each ization plan for use in evellt It end d the tour-week senate labor Work Week for Miners abst'Du from class durin, this war. it debate. the btll was sent to the WHITE SULPH R SPRINGS, W. VA. (AP)-John L. house. period. MeCarrel laid. He told a news conferencl' tlii t Lewis yes[('}'day ordel'pu his soft coal miners to work only three he had never rejected wch I ~ There it fa ed an uncertain ca days a week temporarily and th e operators promptly called tlle plan. as contended by the elalr reer. It may never get any farther statesman. because none b tl .than the house labor committee. Berlin Rail Traffic /lction "illegal." The United Mine Workers' president got around his tradi been received from the natiQr~1 1 And If congrecs finally sends such security resourcES board. • a bill to the White House, the tional "no contract, no work" policy by taking it upon himself (Dlnr (owan photo br Warue Golhl Mr. Trurpan said his prClCli 'Ilverwhelming opinion of Truman Resumes; Russians to order the fborl work week secretary. Charl(~ G. Ross. 18 the enrollment was until a[ter Miss Coplon faces lii~ fOI' 12 1-2 years. Previously he DavenpQrt today and the hearing Du Ponts Named in Anti-Trust Suit year present import controls on 339. New York chJrge oi conspiracy to 1051' SUI Stud ant was a s t~[f ·member of various fats: oils and .rice. on the case will continue there. The independent study commit espionage .. Washington newspapers. BeginniNt tod~y, merchants will s~ssion Hart said. for graduatc students is open ~ 1947 he was awarded an be allie to sell anything they to those who have had previous Phones from NYC j American Scandinavian FoUJI want and at any terms they study in residence, have secured Dulles' Testimony dation fellowship to study the choose. Lamar Aaron, 23-year-old sm sponsorship of thl'ir study project Du Pont Charged wartime uadeffl"OUDd Prell In student who had been missJna \' by . a faculty member and haVe Norway. Dillers with Hiss' since June 23. ie in New York: U.s. Army Troops had their prcject approved be City, he told his mother in a Aided by Mrs. Lund, he is now NE)W YORK (!fI - John Foster With Monopolizing fore the end of the regular sum ph(lne call about 7 :40 Jast night. . i working on the manuscript for Move from Korea mer session. Dan Peterson said. Dulles testified at the Alger Hiss CHICAGO (Al) - The federal two proposed books. one telllng perjury trial yesterday that he His mother, Mrs. Martin Aar- ' Projects may b.e worked out to government yesterday added the the story cf Norway's wartime ,. WASHINGTON (.f')-The with suggested Hi ss resign as presi huge Du Pont industrial empire to on. 122 Evane street, said he told underground press, and the other earn from one to lour credits tc ~ dent of the Carnegie endowmpnl her "he left because he jUl.t got drawal of United States army ward an advanced degree during a growing lit t of hU'ge companies about the current political. social torces from Korea, in accord for internati nal peace last Aug. dial\<ed in genera!." He said he this period, Peterson added. it has charged with monopolizing and economic situation in Norway. with a United Nations resolution. 18 to relieve it of "embarrass the nation's business. has a job. After gradua Hng from t.he Uni 'Vas an90urtced last night. men!." A ci vil suit :filed i1'l fe:leral dis "He said he was all right and versity of Washingt(n with a B.A. A militar;y advisory group re Mrs. Sullivan Gets Dull • an American delegate to trict court accused the E.!. Du that he didn't want me to worry," in journalism in 1~26, he spent maiQI ip Korea. It Is hellded by the United Nations, Republican Pont De Nemours company, Wil she said. "He wrote a letter to the academic year 1926-27 at the Brig. Gtm. WlUiam L. Roberte. Reformatory Term party foreign aetairs adviser and mington. Del.. of monopolit tic me that he tbought I ~ houJd have University of Oslo doing advanced A~ ~ak strength, the army had board chairm(ln of the Carnegie practices and asked that it be di got." work. about 60.000 in its QCcu,Pation BOSTON ItI'I-'rhe mother of en\:lowment, was called as the vorced from General Motors cor Iowa City police said yester force in S9uthern Kore". This B0510n'5 "captivE' boy" was con sixth government rebuttal witness poration, and the United States tiay they had sent pictures and I! fore/! .w~s confronted by a Rus victed of neglect yeslerday and after the defense rested its case. Rubber company of New York. descriptions of Aaron to police sian army force whose strength * sentenced to an inlermedi~te re Dulles' s tat erne n t conflicted Filed by the government's anti throughout the state. The local wa~ es,timated to be (rom 100,000 with what'Hlss had said on cn:ss forma tory term. ,':l ilt it appeared trust division, the suit charges the police said Wednesday 1hey be to 150,000. examination earlier tbis week. probable thal she might nogain lieved the mltslng youth might t mparary custody of the child Hiss said Dulles had not asked have betn an amnesia victim. th ough a QUirk in the law. him "voluntarily to resign as VA Short of Cash, three •firm ~ violated the Sherman president." Mrs. Ann F. Sullivan. 45. ap act by making secret rebates and pealed th decision against ht'f DeJay. GI Checks by divid.(ng sevel'lll fields of manu Japan... Communists and was reles.sed in $2.000 bail. Vatican Delegate Objects At the sa me time District Judge facturing amongst themselves to Seile Police Station WASI:IINGTON tIP! - Subslsl eliminate competition. ence cbecks lor 500.000 veterans Frankland W.L. Miles odjudg, d To ,Slovak Police Acts TOKYO (FRrDAY) (JP) - Jap in' school or taking on~the-job her son Gr,rald, 13 , a neglected It asked that the Du Pont com PRAGUE l1l'i - The Rev. Gen- p:>ny and members ot the Du Pont anile Communists seized a police training will be delayr.d fi few child and held him In $10,000 Itation 11S miles nottb of Tokyo bali on thp technical charge. naro Verolino. Vatican represent- family be ordered to tell their days, tu vl!~ans !ldmil)istra~ yesterday .but abandone4 it tion salll y'e~terda,y. Mrs. Sullivan's atlorneys in ative in Czechoslovakia, protested contrplling stock holdings in Gen when rural police squads ap It expl,lned th~t the checks. dicated tbey would attempt to to the foreign office yesterday eral Motors and the U.s. Rubber totaling "S-mIllion were not raise the boy's bail and lake him that Communist police mistreated Icompany. proached. mailed out ~esterday because home with the mother he has ,~ sid him during a live-day tour he In ad:l ition, the suit seeks can- Press eports s,id 400 Commun the Nency ran out 01. monr~ by he "hated." made in Sldvakia. cella lion of all existing contracts (A P ",,.,... *- I lata storm.d the poliee station lit mlst,k,e. It added. however, that At the same time. he informed between Du Pont, General Motors THREE DU PONT brothers yeaterday wen named defendant. III Taira, Oil the east' coast Thl. eonarellS .is providing emergency AIlJ\8 pon DIES the foreign oUice that he woutd and U.S. Rubber relatlnR to a IUit med by Attorney General Tom Clark 10 break up Use Do wu the ' first outright Commun .. funds for the start of the new CAIRO (JP) - Khalll M0111ran. leave scon. There was no indica- [ales of products, grants of licen Pont iDduBtr.al empire. ShoWll atandhlf UDder a ponralt of thelr 1st outbreak ul}der the oec:upa fiscal y.ar· be~nin g today and 80, considered the most famous tion whether tUs departure was ses, agreementa to license under lather Ilnd firm founder. Lammot Du Pont, are (len to rifbt) ireD", Hon IltbOUlb, ,the ,CommU!liatf the .ch~cks will De mailed in "the contemporary Arab poet, died an implicit protest against the patents and agreements providing Pierre Samuel and Lamnwt. The 10mp... ,., lJl a Iltat'IDIDt, deDl.d have been back ot,labor, and other Dl.xt ~w dIllY'," yesterday. present church-state .!tuation. for the exchange ot know-haw. the ,oVtlnment'i aecu... Uons. violent dem.onatratl.ona. PAGE -TWO - THE DAILY IOWAN, FlUDAY, JULY I , 1141 Detroit's 17 -Hit Attatk Braves Sw~ep Two From New York Chases Triber Wynn Across 7~ For Houtteman, 12~ Giant Castoffs CLEVELAND (IP) - The De Waitkus Appears in Chicago Court b'oit Tigers moved back iuto third ------By Alan Moyer------.-• l, I Show Waitkus' place in the American league yes No-Hitters Almost 'Common' at City High - Miss terday on a splurge of 17 hits '':h> ·Star, 3-0, 6-2 which snowed the Cleveland In For the third time this season Dicki Doran, City·. !tigh school NEW YORK (A')-Boston's Attacker Insane dians under, 12-6. pitcher, Wednesd ay night Let down the opposition wlUlout a hit, Braves swepl a double - header The Tigers punished four Cleve winning his ninth straight victory of the campaign al)Q oelping the CHICAGO (IP) - Eddie Waitkus' trom the New York Giants yes land pitchers, but starter Early Little Hawks to a clean sweep of a twin bill with Bu~ll~gton. most fanatical admirer was sent Wynn, big righthander, was lerday, 3-0 and 64, to move into In the other game Teammate Whitey Diehl the river away for mental treatment yes charged with the loss. He was bla~~~ a third place tie with the Phila school, 6-0, but gave up all of five base hits, a wlld hittii)g IIffair com delphia Phillies. terday almost as quickly as she chased from the moulld in the pared to the usual allowance so far this season. The Y'f'klet hurler Bill Voiselle and Elbie Fletcher, shot the first baseman in a hotel second inning. 1'1' two men the Giants practicaJly room 1'6 days ago. Rightfielder Vic Wertz. poled out owns a pair of no-hit games. ,t ,ave away, coUaborated to win Between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. his ninth home run, two doubles The abundance of no-hlUers, usually a baseball rarltt,,- means the first game. these things happened to Mliss and a single in Ii ve times up to either of two thlnn: Nobody In the lealf\le can hit, uf. t lese lwo Volaelle, traded awaT '" &he Ruth Ann Steinhagen, 19-year-old drive in five Detroit runs. Win high school hurlers are Just too good for Ule competRI~~ they're Giant. two Tean 111'0 for a W1e ning Pitcher Art Houtteman got throwhl&' aralnst. t ;' three singles in five trips and !ell Mort OOoper, blanked his There's no doubt that Doran and Diehl are good,.:fi.igh school old _tel with rour bit.. former typist who bore• a secret drove in two tallies. Four unearned runs after Third pitchers .but at the rate they're going it seems there sholJl~: be a flock Fletcher, sold by the Gianis to crush on the Philadelphia Phil of big league scouts at each game, licking their collective chops at the Braves a month ago, account lies' lirst baseman for two years: Baseman Lou Boudreau's fumble .ed for all Boston's runs. He 1. She and Waitkus. who was at the start of the fourth inning the two boys the hitters just can't seem to lauch. I' slammed a three-run homer off in a wheelchair recuperating from gave the Tigers an 8-2 lead, and There haven't been any ivory hunters out there y~~ : at least to ,Hank Behnnan in the fifth. a .22 caliber rifle bullet wound, they coasted on to triumph from our knowledge, so evidently the high ~ chool no-hitter Is. ~ phenome Gene Elliott. rookie lefthand met socially for the second time there. non you have to get accustomed to around the local high'school dia- nelroll ...... !20 400 2_12 17 1 er, pined his fint vk&0r7 of in the felony courtroam of Judge CI.veland ...... 200 210 1_ 6 1S Z monds. " '< Matthew D. Hartigan. BouttemaD. Truc ks (9) and A. Robin ... &he Tear, In the aecond ,..-, Ion ; Wynn, Oarcla '(2). Pa.nllh. (n, Zol- The batUne averages of the teams - ~Iuscatlne, BtirlinK'ton, boldin&" the Giant. to four bIt.. Z. After a brief hearing at dak (7) and ne,... , Tro.h (8). WP- St. Ambrose, Fort Madison, etc. - are slightly anem.l~. ~ Even the which Waitkus told of the sb'ange lIouttelnan, LP... Wynn. ..as-Helab, SO'3 homen by JlUlk Lohrlte Werh. acknowledged better himng clubs - City J11gh and DJWf}l port - assault, Judge Hartigan fixed the alId Johnny MJu, produced &he don't own te;lm batting averages that show a very high ' elree of Giants only 1'1Ul!I. girl's bond at $50,000 and held power at the plate. .. t A muffled fly by Whitey Lock lAP Wlropholo) her for action by the grand jury Buts' Four Safeties WAITKUS IN COURT for the heari"" In connection with the June U shooting by Ruth Steinhagen Otto Vogel, SUI baseball coach who has seen the ~'J.,klets play I man with two out and the bases on a charge of assault with intent i. fUll enabled two Boston runners (left), Who shot the Phlllies' star first baseman. lie appeared In felony court yesterday with only De to murder. several times. doesn't regard the no-hit performancef spectacular, to score in the fourth. The Braves pub BaUltf Jennie DuBray between Miss Stelnhaeen and WaltkWl. At rleht Is John S, Boyle, state's 3. The Cook county (Chicago) Beat Fox, Reds, 2-1 although, of course. good. "There just isn't any hitting jJJ the league," added three more in the fifth on attorney. Miss Stelnhacen was held to the grand jury. grand jury voted a true blll which PITTSBURIGH (JP)-The Pirates Vogel says, "These kids have the baiters biting at bad pitahe& and can inside-the-park homers by Alvin ------was returned before Chief Justice got only four hits off Howie Fox get their fast ones through there," he sa.ys. Dark and Bob Elliott. Dark's came Schroeder-Mulloy Team James J . McDermott of the crim- yesterday, but they bunched three "It's rare," he says, "when the winning team gets more than with one on. inat court as an indictment lor of them in the sixth inning to seven hits." It's gotten so now that high school pitchers are losing CPtnt O_e) Reach Wimbledon Finals assault with intent to murder. beat Cincinnati. 2-1. oe& t3t 0 Hank Edwards' Two Homers no-hit games. Ju ~t last week in northwest Iowa a prep' hurler didn't lIooten ...... --..3. 4. A criminal court jury of six Aside from that fateful sixth. Ne. York ...... _40 give up a safety, yet lost the game, 4-1. . , Vollelle and LIYIJ1,aloa ; Bebrman, LONDON (JP)- The top-seeded men and six women adjudged the FOX showed the fans a master B ....en CII .Dd W.. 'ram. LOIlllr II110h American t!'am of Ted Schroeder Vogel eonsiders both boys fine prospects for colJere baseball e.. B.b ....b . 8eme ran : Plelcbe •. girl insane. Judge McDermott or- piece of pitching. He cut down CSoeon d G.mel Lead Cubs Past St. Louis, 12·5 and Gardnar Mul~ overcame dered her committed to the Kan- the !irst 13 pirates to face him, but Isn't overly excited about the rash of no-hit contest!. ".\: 1I0oton ...... ! 30 11t-4 7 0 controversial line decisions and pretty fllir fast ball is usually good enough to fool hi,:-h school Ne. Vor...... to, 1011-2 C S kakee state hospital for lreat- before Westlake tripled in the O. EtiioU _nd Cran ••U ; .Iooel, Kea .. ST. LOOl (AP)-Right Fielder Hunk Edwards caught fire two tough Australians yesterday ment. fifth. hitters," he concluded. ned)' (~), W.bh (7) a.d R . Mueller, to r{!ach lhe tinal of the Wimble S. The girl was taken to the He got the next four, too, and WUlnm (4). LP·Ie.e.. 8RS-a. 11111011 here yestcl'day and led the Chi cago 1100 to a 12-5 vi ctory over don men's doubles tennis cham Dirk. Lehrke, Mile, hospital 54 miles south of Chicago. ·had two out in the sixth when the St. Louis Cardinals. pionship. J oe Scarpello, thre~-time Big Ten 175-pound wre~tling champ 6. At 2 p.m. (Iowa time) she Pete Castiglione and Johnny Hopp Palmer in Semi-Finals Edwards slammed two home Iowa City Softballers The YaJlks beat peppery Geoff ion, will be back on Mike Howard's grappling team next winter. Joe runs, scored five times out of five Brown and Billy Sidw(,lI, fi-4, 3-G, arrived at Kankakee hospital. singled. wrestled his first yeal' under the freshman war-time eligibility rule Normally the sl ow moving pro- Rookie Dina Res tell i then Of NCAA Golf Meet ~rips to the plate and drove in Defeat Rock Island, 11-2 6-8, 6-3, 9-7, aftcl' escaping from so has another year remaining. This 5ummer he's at home in Omaha, four taUies. cesses of the law would consume doubled to left center with the AMES I\PI - Medalist Arnold enough close scrapes !o last a painting houses. The round trippers, one in the The Iowa City Cardinals beat lifetime. days or weeks in taking a case deciding blow. Castiglione r ode Palmer, Wake Forest sophomore, from the felony court through the home on the hit, and when a climbed his sub-par shooting in fourth and the other in the sev Rock Island in a National Fast Capping a glorious comeback, • • • criJllinat court. play was made [or Restelli at Eight days after tickets went on sale for the Michigan-Nob'e the National Inler - Collegiate enth inning, brought Ewoard's total ball league exhibition game Wed the Americans saved two m atch golf tournament yesterday to ad for this yoor to seven. His first nesday night at Kelly .Field, 11 - 2. points when trailing 6-5 in the However, the girl's father, Wal- second, Hopp dashed · hom~ with Dame football game the elu ~i ve little pasteboards were gone. It was vance to the quarter-flnals. yesterday was poled on a threc Tho Cards jumped on three of deciding set. They were stouUy ter, and her attorneys requested what proved to be the winning reported to be the first sellout in the country, the Wolverines say Palmer scored an easy 5 and 4 and nothlng pitch with no one on. four Roek Island pitchers for 13 encouraged by many o[ the. 17,000 yesterday that she be "sent to run. y victory over Tom Sullivan, Mi The second scored Hank Sauer, hits Qver the nine inning route, usually sedate English fans who an institution without delay." Cincinnati ...... GOO 000 001-1' OS_o_, _an_y_w_.a__. -----~---;;riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;;;;;;;iiiiii-iiiiii-;;;;.. ;;;;_. 'r plea immedl'ate- PILlsbur,h ...... ~l() 002 00"";12 4 0 who had singled to center. including thre triples and a home demonstrated against what they They made thel FOll and Cooper; Chambers and Me. ami, and was one under par in Doors Ope .. I:J6 P.M. Chicago chalked up its 12 runs run. Tom Stahle slammed the considered raw decisions by lines ly after her arraignment before Cu llou ,b. ' VINES SUED FOR DIVORCE the tirst nine holes, He led 3-up was on 12 hits, collected from four home run for the Cards. men and umpire. LOS ANGELES «PI - Ellsworth a at that point, !b ut did not finish tirst came out the 18 holes for his total SI. Louis pitchers. 'l'he Cards ----- Judge McDermott. Phillies End Dodger Vines, former amateur tennis star scattered 11 hits all Bob Rush EJr;tR1ii "You and Palmer'S only oVM-par round of and top golf professionl, yester pla.ybouse in lhe tourney was shot yesterday and Johnny Schmitz. Tho LaHer NOW - Ends Satur~ay morning when he eliminated Har " elieved Rush wIth two out in the day was sued for divorce and "He had !ighth. DiMaggio Wins for Yanks, 6-3 .StreakatFour,4-2 charged with extreme cruelty. tic W(lrk old Spears, Georgia, 2-up. The losing pitcher was Red PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Ken LOVEI INTRIGUEI "Friends had Four Run Eighth Inning mound after the seventh inning. BOSTON (IP)-The devastating Heintzelman ended a ~our-game THREE-I LEAGUE' for a part." Munger, who was driven Irom the bal of Joltin' J oe DiMaggio did it Philadelphia losing streak as well Sprlnglleld 7. Waterloo 4 The next Sinks 2nd Place A's, 8-6 Chi ..,...... til l 0 I.l! I lUli-12 12 ~ again yeslerday. as a four-game Brooklyn winning Evansville 6. Decatur 1 61. Loall ...... \lO',I 000 031>- 3 II 0 Dav~nport 13 , Quincy 12 Fonda as WASHINGTON (./P) -Washing Rush. Sehmlh (8) .-and 1\.. Walker, The Great Yanlree Ollppel', for skein yesterday, pitchiM the Phils Danville B. Terre liaut. 4 the Movles/ ' Novotne." (9)~ f'1unl"er, Staley (.), John· the third straight day, crashed a to a 4-2 v ictory over the Dodgers. AMERIDAN ASSOCIATION ton exploded for four n~ns with •• n (0), 1II..,lIn (9) .nd O... a.'ol •. IIRS : "I have Columbus 16 . Kan.sas City I two out in the eighth inning to ChI -Edwardl (2). Wl'-Rulh ; LP-III ...,er . home run in Fenway park. to lead The veteran southpaw scatt£.red the league leading New York five hits for his ninth triumph. Minneapolis 3, Toledo I scene where deteat Philadelphia, 8-6, last st. Paul 13, Indianapolis 9 .,,,ys 'Please, Yankees to a 6-3 victory over the The Phillies broke a 2-2 tie Loulsvlll. 4, Milwaukee 3 night. The loss dropped the sec good . actor' ond place Athletics 5 1-2 games Boston Red Sox. in the eighth inning when stal tel' Joe Hatten WIIS knocked out. in Fonda's back of the New York Yankees. The (lJrcult clout, his fourth MAJOR since entering the lineup for the Richie Ashburn beat out a bunt "It was Dlck Fowler went all tlte way for his third hit, and when Billy lilies, but for the Atlelics and was charged first time this season last Tuell day, came with two on In the threw wild into right field, tfftte. made him wJtIt the defeat. He had the game Ashburn took an foXtra base. WOIl untll the eighth inning ex seventh inning, Ilnd provided the ENDS TODAY s~ winning margin, Gran Hamner sacrificed and plo~on by the Senators. Dick Sisler'S second double scored Pll1Jadelpkla ...... lito ~o to2-6 11 0 NATION'"' LEAOVI! The victory enabled the Yank 011. 020 04%-8 11 0 W L POT. Oll Ashburn. With Jack Banta on ihe Wa.blarln ...... 41 26 .fl12 e(!l; to !!Weep the three-game series ".",Ior .nd aao ... : Ba,,,", Well&: (6) Brookl,n ...... and .Byanl. WP-WeJk. st. • Loull ...... 40 27 .698 J from the .sox, and put them eight mound, Del Ennis got his third Pbllad.lphla ..... SR 32 .MS 41i hit to bring in Sisler. 88 32 .513 41i games in front of the club Yankee Bo.lo...... Brooklyn ...... 002 000 000-2 ~ J New Yorll ...... :Ill 34 .403 8 Manager Casey Stengel regards as Phlladelpbl...... " 200 000 O'b-t 11 e Cln.'nnall ...... /1 38 .415 IS the one to beat for the flag. Ha.Uen, Banta (Z) and Edward.s; Heln PIU.bur,b ...... 27 SO .400 ISli Izelma. a.d LoP.'a. LP-H."en. 8R \I Chlea,...... !G J2 .3112 Uli DiMaggio's sensatiol1 slugging < YIIBTERDAY'S SCORIIB ~eo.e. Plus I' I Be.toa. I. New York 0 (flrsL lame) climaxed 'a three-day hitting !.pree ao.loa 6. N.... York 2 (.e.oad rame) that gave the slar centerfielder a Donald Duck in "jiea S.~Jts .. Plllsbur,b 2, Claelon,,11 1 total of five hits in 11 officlal Cble.,. ] 2, SI. Loul. G Popular Sclenlle , FISH FRY Pblladelphla C, Brooklyn ~ times at bat, and nine runs bat led r TODAY'S PITCHERS Breokl," at New York - Neweernbe In. Late News (S-I) VI Ko.lo \8-2) His last four bHs all have been Pllllb ..,b a' Cbl ..,o - Cbe.n.. <4-4) FRIDAY ,I v. Loo ...d C2-10) for the distance. Joe's four-ba.c-. Special MidllUe shoWl Pbll.dolphla ... 1 1I00Ion (nJ,hl) - eers were responsible for the K,c.a Hayworth Saturday at 11:45 P,M. with a reneroWi portion Boro .. , (7-4) VI Blokford ('-4) Clneln ••11 .t BI. Loul. (nlrbl) Yankees winning the first two Larry Parks Doors Ollen 11:15 GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES ""en.b"rer (1-6) •• ar ••h •• n U-S) ram ell. in Runyan's Grealest Story COLE SLAW AMERICAN LEAOVE DiMaggio's four homers also Hope's Funniest comedy BREAD and BUTrER W L PCT. 011 gave him a major league total of ~ 1'1... Tork ...... 44 24 .1141 307 to tie l1im with Johnny Mize ;0,····················: Bt .. .IIM :a Pblla ••lpbla ..... I~ All for •• 49c D.trolt ...... 88 81 .1151 of the New York Giants for the CI... lad .. . _.. . .lIS se .1IS8 most round b'ippers by an active B ..lon ...... !IS SL ._ (/ Open the Door W•• blar'o...... S! 115 •• ,. player. Cblc.ro ...... 21 tZ . !It 1 Ne.. York ...... tot 2M ~ 8 0 0 CAP Wln ....I.) And Step Insid. 81. Loall ...... 20 •• .303 Bo.lon ...... _...... 100 901 l~ I ~ 0 el:ict .. " rESTERDA r'lI IICOaES ....hl IDol 6I1v.ra: P ...... II . nob.on ANOTHER HOMER FOR JOE, thl, one In yesterday's "arne &cains' iBALL .. ~ (1), Bu,,,"oll Ct l and Tebbe".. LP We Deliver "'... re.k' Boaton S Bolito". n was his fourth In three rames. He crossed the plate in Coming Saturday Dol,ott 12, Cleveland • Paraell. Bit-I. DIM."lo. Walt Disney's Phone 8-1391 W.. blarlon 8. Pblladolpbl" 6 Cnl'hl) the seventh Innlne and was conrratulated by Tom Henrich (15) and ~ I. tm100 1 ~ _____ CIGAREnES __...... - SpU- PaPe' PI I.:: S1 n Carton I 1'AISA PlaaIIc ! Dlreoted By Roberto Superior Oil Company R_lIlnt Oreater Than I HI.* Coralvill., Iowa ~~~ openClb' ~slAiS ISTOP ~8AVE OR Your Waf to tile DIUVE-IN Tbea~r I M·'''' . \ .. , -"' '/tl '/ -6'JC · 1'l17 Olc/ rnaian Dish Brightens Picnic on '4th' Eight-Week Low - Straight from the Indians comes Society a picnic special that can high Market Basket Drops 18 (ents light your Fou;th of July whether 'Roughing It' in Iowa City's Great Outdoors it Is spent in a state or local park, The Daily Iowan market basket jndex dropped 18 cents this -the wilderness or just your own we ek to $]6.2], tll lowest in eight weeks. It was $16.39 last week. Miss Elliott Engagement Announcecl backyard. ")'he ind x, a survey of 24 basic items, has been declining They are called kabobs (pro ince its June hi gh of $16.75 tJlr e we kg ago. The all-time high nounced kaybobs) and consist of is !ll17 .65 from the July 15, 194 beet, bacon, tomatoes and onions roasted on long sticks over an survey. open fire. Pork chop and potato prices Three New SUI Proeeclure for mallinr ,hete here both followed Dun and "he-man" sandwich flllers 18 Bradstreet wholesale figures this Professors Born simple. FrOtn your butcher you week. Chops dropped 5 cents and wUl need lmall chunks of beef potatoes, 4 . Ground beef was down and bacon .'rillll. Slices of fresh 5 cents this week and butter 2. In Foreign Lands tomatoe. and oolona complete Six items increased slightly, ac Three profes ~ ors recently ap the plciure. cording to markel basket figures. pointed Lo SUI departments of These are placed one after an most of them only 1 cent. Round chemistry and chemical engineer other on a long, bark-!haven steak, eggs, Spry, Ivory flakes ing were born in foreign countries. stick. The bacon Is used to hold and lard all rose one cent, whlle They are Prof. Karl Kammer the other ingredients in place. bacon went up two cents this meyer, born in Nuremburg, Ger Alter the beef is thoroughly week. many; Prot. Charles Tanford, cooked and the bacon criSp, the Iowa City's price drops this England, and Prof. Theodore Win kabobs are slid into a bun or can week weren't wholly in line with nick, Winnipeg, Canada. be eaten off the sticks, Indian the Dun and Bradstreet wholesale Kammermeyer, joining the style. food price index. That survey, of chemical engineering department, Another picnic favorite, de 31 foods in general use, rose 1 studied engineering two years In parUnl' from the proverbial hot cent. Nuremburg. He received his doc dO'1 and hambur,ers, are tor of science degree at the Unt Some items like pork and po verdty of Michigan and was man "wenle" sandwiches. These tatoes rose in that su;vey and are made by comblnJnl' fried ager of research and development also in the Daily Iowon index. tor the Glenn L . Martin company el'rl, ham IUcel, Iweet pleklel For example butter was higher before joining the SUI faculty. and onlona "Dacwood Ityle" according to Dun and Bradstreet Tanford, who will be an assis between u.e layers ot bread or and higher here; lard was higher tant professor Of physical chemis I hamburl'er bURl. here and lower according to the try, worked on the Manhattan A third attempt at picnic var national wholesale survey. atomic energy project at Oak iety calls for weiners but dresses (I)a ll y Iowan photo by Wa.ynft GoU.) ThiS Lasl Ridge, Tenn. during the war. them up by splitting them and PICNIC A LA KABOBS is something new for 1'l'lebrating thc Fourth of JulY weekend. Here Mary Mc Week W .. ek He received his doctorate de MR. AND MRS. GEORGE A. ELLlO'M', New London, announce placing cream cheese in between. Govern (left) and Beverly Lansing (right) roasL lhe delicacies over an open fire from an outdoor brick 1 lb. Iowa brand buller ..... 63 .M 1 doz. Hrode A eus ...... 51 .~ gree at Princeton univerdty Ilnd &be en'llI'ement of thelr dau.-hier, Genevieve, to Alverne T. Lun-. Then a strip of bacon is wrapped oven. Jerry Anderson (left) and Rox Shain (right) watch the prllcectlings with picnic appetites. The ka 1 lb. Hllb Bros. c01l...... !IS .55 _Inr, 80n of Mr ...and Mrs. Clarence O. Lunnlnr of Emmetaburr. 1 doz .med. size oranges . ... .59 .69 has worked in the Harvard medi around the hot dog and toasted bobs (pronoullced kay bobs) consist of bed. haron, tomatlle., and onions I'oasted on long slicks. The four 10 lb. polato••. . .,., ...... 55 .59 cal school department physical MIss ElIIi»tt is a rraduate of SUI and Is affiliated with Gamma Phi at over hot coals. teen-agers pictured here craduated from City h igh sc hool this year. halu was a star basketball and base No. 2 can Tendersweet peas chemistry. Beta social sorority. Mr. Lunnlng 18 a senior at the university. The ball player for the Little Uawks. imedluml ...... 19 .18 No. 2 can Van Camp Winnick, recognized expert in weddlnr will take place August 21. pork and bean~ ...... 18 .18 No. 2V. can Del Monte the field of isotopes, will be a re Boy Scout Council 'Angel Street,' Mystery sUced peache...... 31 .:1I search professor in the biochemis 1 can Campbell tomato soup . 1.1 .11 Starts ~tars Soaring - .City Park Pool Water Thriller, Opens Tonight I lb. Spry ...... 36 .36 try department. Lowers Age Limit I lb. r.-d Bock.y. ...lmon .. .n "AngE'l Street," 0 Victorian ." He received his doctor of phil r.... rg. olze Ivory I1akes .... .29 .28 osophy degree in biochemistry at Age limits for boys in the my tE'I'Y thriller by Patrick Ham 5 lb. whILe cane ougar ...... 50 .50 ilton, opens tonight ot B O'clock 10 lb. Gold Medal flour .....93 .93 the University of Oaillornia where Sooliting program of ~e Iowa Purified and Filtered 1 - I lb. 4 oz. box Aids Famous Actors River Valley Boy Scout council in the UnivHsity theater. Quaker oats ...... 17 .17 he has done research work and will Ibe lowered starting Sept. I. By WENDELL WOODARD "Angel Street:' will r un July I'. lb. pkg. Babr·. teaching. The man who started Henry Fonda and several other stage 9. unorweelened chocolate .. .43 .43 Scout Executive Martin L. Hun El1thnsiastic paddlt'rs in Iowa Cit.l"s swiJ1ltniug pool IIUl s t 1,2,7,8, and The cost includes 2 lb. Krafl Velveela ch.ese ...84 .84 and screen stars on tlle road to the bright li ghts is on the SUI JanE' Lekberg, A4, Indianola; Ed I lb . Armour lard ...... 19 .18 ter reported. vacate it at 9 :30 p,m. dail~', hut tht' ]l1'O('I;'';S ot' J'i1t"l'ing' I1JHI ('iI' I lb. ground beef ...... 19 .54 campus this summer. win Clark, G. Emporia, Jean.; Di .M The present 9-year-age mini /'011[1(1- 1 lb. "choice" round steak.1I5 Photo-Finishing culating approximntely 750,000 gallo11s or Wall'[' c()ntinuc~ ana Kersh ner, A2, AmE's; Patricia I Ib center cut pork chops . . . 69 .74 He is Gregory Foley, well-known community theater director mum for Cub Scouts will be low .63 the·clock. n~ll:md, G, Millon, and Harold I lb. 1st grade bacon ...... M per roll and SUI.alumnus, who is workil1g on the University theater staff ered to 8 years; the 12-year limi,t 1 20 oz. 1001 white bread ... . 17 .11 35c for Boy Scouts will be 11, and P oo l Manllg'pr Willilllll H()~w('11 .r r., ~a ill ,,·111 PI' 1'01' 11)p ponl Tulchin, A4, Iowa City. 1 qt. Irade A milk ...... IB .18 during the summer session. Gregroy Foley, summer session Total Ihl. week UB.!! In at 10 Out at 5 Foley is currently directing Omaha community playhouse. "I the 15-year limit for Explorers is piped dirpl't from tilt' ('it~ ''s 1"01(' 1' sUJlply s(:ILio ll. I II additioll Total I ••t week. ,16.39 will be 14. to receiving thr slimp pnriri('I1- -- -- gtlest director from New York is Tolal a yu. aro today. $I'.n Younr!! Studio 3 S. Dub. "Angel street," which starts to think she is probably one of the direcling the' play. The Dally Iowan market basket IN night at the University theater. mo~t talented your1g players of The executive board of the Iowa tion treittmenl lLq ('ity drinking 'ery week, Boswell said. A re DEX Is not an added total of the Henry 'Fonda, now starring in the present time," Foley said. River Valley council Tuesday water, it is again filtel'e MAHER BROS. TRANSFER USE A WANT AD NOW I'or eUlclent furniture TO FIN'D A RIDE HOME - MovlDi and FOR THE FOURTH Ballage Tralllfer There's that long Fourth 'ot DW - 1161111 - Dial July weekend. coming up and you'll want to spend It at home. How? Run a want ad TYPEW1U1'ERS in tomorrow's Daily Iowan Stop in and see the new and lind a ride to your home town. Or if you are drivln, Bo~a1 Portabl.. We repalr all makes of type with room to spare. an ad In the Iowan is your best bet for writen. Victor Addln( Machin. finding riders. A caU to U9L tor immediate dellv8l'1, will pla~ your ad In tomor., PAUL ROBINSON WlICEL · row's paper. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE lU \6 Eo Coneg. Phone 8-1051 Daily Iowan Want Ad. Good Cleaning Pays Off You feel better, look beiter, • work ~tter. when your c10tbll are COD-cleaned. FaBt. thorouah eleanlDl malt.. COD cleaninl tops In town. Call tad.,l aembe., :3ayan' .eGD Cleaners id 10Q "Yoll DRANK your tea 1~ve8:" I lll .. c",'" • , nOI am - ftD trAlty IOWAN. "mAY, 111ty 1, tUf J Employe Retirement Benefits Soley Will Hearing , Miniature X-Ray ·A1achi ne Starts Work Todoy , Agriculture Group Elects Dunlap President - Set for Tomorrow H. A. Dunlap recently wus: is to set up a 101l~ range pro" elected presidE'ni of th!' 11('wly gr'lIn for ,Hlcqllal porrnal1,mt !!'he will of Dean Mayo H. So formed JOloll ~OIl "oullty al~I'Il"ll' IIlI:lllns 1.11' thO' ('"unly ·1· 11 club Girl ley, . llege of medicine, who com Raised at SUI, Start Today' ural association, UC('O1"1 llll!: til jlll1iol" f iiI" :Inc! 11\ f-stock ex mitted suicide here June 21, is chamber of comm rep uflicinl~. posi linn, olli, i:l l, :;sid. Jn~rea.sed benefits for participant , under the UI funded set [or hearing in Johnson county l 'ile association is a joint pm IJbrc rttirf'ment plan becam eff('cti,'e today, UI officials said ye. district court at 10 a.m. tomorrow. ject of the local FOlm B11renll nd I L w Dean Former UJ terday. The plan for university employe was adopted by the The will. signed by Soley at the chamber's agricult ure ('om - ' st.te board of education. San Mateo, Calif., on April 5, 1945, bequeaths all house Id furnish- milt e. IProfe sor, Writes Book Thf: plan combines I owll Old Age lind urv;vor's [nsurance ings. automobiles and similar ef- OUler ,artice.]", . o,'e ~JOll~ .,F.. M,'- ['lOr. Mt'lion T.J. l'l'r 'on, tormer Pl'OITam, and the purchose of reo feets to his widow. Karolina Jump Nutt, vlCe-plc~ldelll, I 1.0111. II SUI [:u' l1 lty ll1t'l11ber and dean firement. annuities with the Boy Scout Installation Soley. and the rest of the estate Colony. treasurer, \md J>:lllm('tt enwrolus of thp inl'innati uni Teacher's Insurance and Annu- to lhe Bank of California. Na- C. Gardner. ~ecr('tary. DII ,'d 11 IV"nlity ("ollegl of Juw. has written ify AlJ8OCiation of Ame rica (T. To Fete Martin Hunter tional association, at San Fran- Include E. F. Lenlhe, Geor"(' Na"- n bool:, "1'11<> Rotional Basis 01 Rep~ Ie, Etta E. H£min gw'l~'. Mabel Y C"l1nt":JcIP and Related Problems I.A.A.). MarHn L. Hunter will be tor- cisco. as trustee. Hora and fwmer RiggII'. in Li gal AnJIyt'is," Cincinnati , ... .,.,.. ., protection have mally installed as scout execulivf The trustee is to divide thie The purpose of the QJsociation unherqity repotted. lIteD .... Wore. but noW' the of the Jowa River Valley council seetion of the estate into three ...... an eDlarced. at a r6ceptlon and dinner honor- equal parts. Each part will be a In ( Participation in the T.1. A.A. re- ing him and Mrs. Hunter Wednes- trust administrated for the bene ., PRAGI tirement annuity protection plan day night in the River Room, Iowa fit ot the widow and one of the , eel brate th 4th will now include all stall mem- Union. three children. tha t at le ben. Previously only academic O.A. Ki_termBn. exec~lve 01 No inventcry of the estate has Saf Iy ... an lwdet' Wed personnel and some adntinisttative the mid-western region No. 8 of been as yet but one must Catholic' J personnel participated. Boy Scouts at Kansas City, will be tiled within 30 days after the Corne l To ' Uo; And 'Get .Unlferslty employes with an- Iattend the installation. Other ex- court appoints an eXE'culor or exp dayS. nuillllaries of $3.000 and less will eculives from Scout councils cutrix. Soley nominated his widow A "Bang" Out Of These pt benefita under Jowa Old Age around Iowa City also will attend tor executrix in the will. and Survivor's Insurance. the meeting, Reception Chairman A. O. Left is attorney for A Quiet 4th...... wltII &alarI.. onr L.B. Housel said. estate. You'lI have time b \\/)rk 'It your hohb\~ thi- w"pllf'nd. Com" $I.... wUI be cevued b)' a com- in and pick up a kit or 100M) to llllih1. \ 'to hav!' IIllurines to llblau.a " O.A.8.[. aod Teach- I'aint. rall~(Jad kits, alrlllal1f' kits. ,'a('r ('ar kits. au(l 1103t kits to • .,. bnraaee .ad AIInult)' As 0 - All in a Day's Work for Sam build. We :lIn hav!.' tool ~ and ' "llUlil's [or many crafts - .aau.. re&lnmeat naulty. (Oa.llv Iowan Photf) hy Row 'Ruron) )eathercraft, shrllrl .lrt, lW' •• lf'raft, L",m" Jlalnt~, 1I1asticli. sculp . T.I.A.A. premiums will equal DEMONSTRATING THE NEW IINIATIJRE X-RAY MAClUNE that goes into service toda.y at Univer stones. wool1 carvlnlr. and many oth"r item.'!. 10 percent of the participant's sal sity hospitals are (left) l\1a.rgaret McAllister alld l\lrs. Clarissa Watt, both s taff technicians in the de- / See liS and ,pI a BAl G cut of Y/)lIr quid Fourth. ary. One-third of the premium partment of radlololrY. Tile ncn math!"t takes 4-i !lell by 5 - in ~ h X-ra.Y Illms that are smaller, faster / wID be paid by the insured person and more economJcal than 'he 14 -inch by 17-inch size. and two-thirds by the university. Hobby Harbor The maximum salary tor future * * * , * * * Tuberculosis Division of the Iowa I 210 N. Linn Dial 80474 '.I.A.A: covera,e also will be ...ised from $5.000 to $6.000, but Hos italsGet ~iniatureX~ ra ~S~~~D~~~~~~t~~m~illh~. ~~~~~~~ U,I. will become operative only P . I Y STOCK llP WITH A "P'. WONIJEBFVl. ,.."on FOR II IIllry Increases are secured A new miniature chest x-r3y suspected abnormal chest cc. ndi l·."LllE.~ startln, with today. service will be inaugurated today tions of pntients. at University h,spitals, hospitals T he patienl~ will have an x-ray Customers' ~ authorities said yesterday. chp't exnminalion immediately a f A Funeral-T omorrow The 4-inch by 5-inch x-ray tE'r admission to the hospitals Ilnd films will be taken as :I routine the fi1m~ will be available to the Corner :rtJ admission procedure for all stRte examining doctor at the clinic or For Mrs. Turecek and clinical pay patients. both thp bedside ot the time of the Th.nJ. you io. you, IUU ••uOIul outpatients and those hospitalized WE E'xnmin:lti{JI . '] 'houllnd~ 01 OUI cUI10men haH been Funeral services for Mrs. Louis in the hospitals, Including chil Hoopi!.1l nfficiais emphasized A.&P WILL BE Cf~O'ED Turecek. 49-year--old :North Lib dren over eight yenrs old. kind c.oullgl, to Writ!! Ui le:ltert lellin!! Ut thnt the mllliature x-rays are MONDA}', J(fLV 4th tity resident who committed sui Au thorities said the service Juel whal they J,ke _lid don', hkf .boul eide "Wednesday. will be held at would also be available to private preliminary in nulure and if an ,hei, A~P "ortl. 10 a .m. tomorrow in the Oathout patients without charge at the re a bnormal chest condition is found SERVE O NE OF Every 00( of tho lei',,, .....iv.d bl. AlP'S FLAVOR RICH f~oeral chapel quest ot their physician. the rR