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IOWA CIT\', IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY 25,1945 rn AliOO14Uu rU~1 VOLUME XXI NUMBER 256 350 Bombers PET AIN TREASON TRIAL BEGINS Return,fo Hif Yank, British ' Planes Spread "Shanghai Strike After Lull Of Four Days Due R·u.in from Kure to Nagoya 'Yo ' Bad Weather MAN1LA (AP)- More than 350 fll east alrforce bombers and Wheeler Fights Big T~ree Pause in Conference- , • Damage Jap fiablers of all categories returned to Cbanghal Sunday after a tour day lull to sink or damage 13 war ihips and freigh ters and crater Use of Troops Bnlons to Learn ElectIon Results Ships at Base three major airdromes. General MacArthur's communi POTSDAM (AP) - The Big may be held today before the have m de understanding allow~ of CIlll1er que today, announcing the strike Three conference will pause temp- BrHons depart, marking the close ancl' for the unllsual pOlitical Fleet Bombardment Da" R~ 36 hours after Tokyo had acknowl Other Senators Object orarlly late today while Brilish of the "eleclion interim" phace of position of Ule British spokesmen. edged the raid, listed a des troyer, To Vote for Charter lead rs go home to learn election the conterence. 'l'he long-range objectives of In Of Nip Homeland • 3,ooo,oon freighter transport and res.ults and discover who shall What special plans Truman and t rallied cooperation w re re • smaller freighter definitely With Reservations speak finally for Britain In the Stalin have for tomorrow were not gard d as too gre t to be jeopar Begins Eighth Day 1Wlk; a destroyer escort, two sub dizPct by :my olher attitude, history-charting negotiations. disclosed, but it was said they GUAM (AP)-"Heavy damage" marine chasers, a 10,000-ton WASHINGTON (AP) - Storm), Prime Minister C h u r chi II, would not discu s matters of the Furth r, in the British election frelghter-t r II n s p 0 r t and six senate debate broke out yesterday Foreign Sec ret a I' y Eden, and agenda between lhemselves until campalgn no sharp dHferen es to seven industrial targets of Ja freighter-transports a g g r egatlng when Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.) .1 ment At t i e e, Labor party the British eovemmenlal chiefs re were ral ed between Churchill and pan's Osaka - Nagoya industrial :1.~,OQO oons probably sunk, and leadpr, will fly to London for to- turn. Th y might, however, confpr AttIee o,er foreign policy. area was reportM today by the much small shipping damaged. declared that while he would vote morrow's announcement of the on matters of purely Rusdan ~'he chiel American aim is 20th airtorce after yesterday's Fint line combat planes 01 both relUctantly tor the United Nations July 5 balloting. American interest, such as con- undprstood to be the enrliest and the Fifth and Seventh airforces, charter he would fight later to record-breaking assault by 625 IN FULL UNIFORM of a marshal of France, his uniform cap on the On Friday at the earliest the vlc- tinuing lend-lease, or postwar most conomical defeat ot Japan. bLled on Okinawa, took advantage li mit the use of American troops lor is ex p e c ted back - either loan Agr ement on European issUE'S be Supel'!ortresses. of the first break in weather since Ink.stained table before him, Henri Philippe Petain is shown seated In the hlgb court of Justi ce In Paris as his trial on a cbarC'e or treason lets under it. Churchill, the Conservative party Atllee's pre!:ence at Potsdam has came cluefly a task ot harmonjzing "I could ee our bombs ,0down July 18 00 drop bombs ranging Senator Connally (D., Tex.), Soviet and British views, with :and when I looked aealu, tile from 20-pound fragmentation dus underway. Head of the state during the Vich y regime, the aged mar head, with Eden still his forelin p .. mitt d the tripartite negotia Senator Barkley (D., Ky.), and AIll<:rican 0 pin ion apparently buildings wereu't there," qlcl ters to I,OOO-pounders on shipping shal Insists that his every aclloll during the German occupation was lor expert, Ol' Attlee with a new tions to progress with less un er the good of his country. The prose ullon demands the death penalty. o ther~ immediately obj cled that foreign S cl'etary or his choosing. !uinty lh:ln otherwise would have omewhere In b'tween. orp. Anrelo Vusn lla, Rochester, and airdromes. to ratify the charter and then to Three large fi res and several A Lormal British announcemenl b en the case. II has been obviolls The determination of all thre N, Y.. reporl!ll&, on dAma&,e to the refuse to back it u}) with troops to said, "There is no question ot the lhat no final responsibilities could powers to mail1tain theh- valuable Important Ka.wlIII lsllllllrcrait com· smaller ones licked over parked enforce peace would be to wish Japanese aircraft caught on Kiang * * * * * * Berlin conference being over by b undertaken until Truman and wartime confidence antI cool'dina pany planj. at Tlikarazuka., 8 miles wan air center by fligh ts of' +ib on an agreement. Wednesday wh n the Prime Min Stalin kn w for certain which t.on through the difficult period northwest 01 Osaka. erators. Invader attiJck bombers Senator Hatch (D., N. M.) chnl ister, lhe Foreign Secretary, and Briton would head the new gov ;Jhead has b en emphasized by Only a single Superfortress was On Trial, Reynaud Discloses lenged Wheeler to try to make his Mr. Atllee are returning to Eng ernment. sources close to each delegatlon. hit Tachang and Tinghai ai rstrips lost, the 20th 3irforce announced, at buzzing level, strewi ng count reservations now, and S !lator land for the el ctlon results." Whether this sit u D t ion has Thc Amel'lcans particularly laid but 180 of the big planes landed at Pepper (D., Flo.) commented that less fragmentation bombs over dis PreSident T rum a n, Premier t nd d to curb British influ nce in ~tl'e:s on this feoture in belittling Iwo Jimo nroule home because persal areas and buildings. Wheeler intended to vote for the Stulin, and the BritJsh leaders held the negotialions thus far is a topic lhe postiibly harmful rumor thol of baUie damage or dangerously French Tried fo ~uy Off Italy charter simply to gel on record thtir ighth rormul conference ses of pure Sl)eculalion. II is b there was any lineup ot two There was no interception. low Cuel. Pilots said anli -aircraft MItchells attacking from medium "before th next election." si n yesterday, but no details were Ii ved, howev 1', thnl both th ngnin·t one in the Big Three meet fire was the heaviest they ever had Wheeler said that if the Ameri ~Iltude, and Thunderbolts and By RELMAN MORIN disclo_ d. Another formal s ssion Soviet and American d legations ings. seen over Osa ka, although J apa room, the 89-year-old former chiet can people understood "their boys Musiangs, racing at virtual water PARIS (AP)-Under scorching of the Viclo,y state, charged wi th nese air oppOSition was almost level over the muddy Whangpoo ore going to be sen t abroad to !lgh t negligible. cross examination at the treason /intelligence with Germany and at the d ictatJon of one mOil (the iiv~r with wing bombs, went after with plotting against the security At a Glance- The 20th meanwhile claimed 89.5 shipPing off Shanghai bund with tria l of Marshal Henri Philippe security council delegate) they U. S. Prison Faces Morganthau Says of France, listened unperturbed, would be agalDst this charter." percent d stl'uction 01 the J apa deadly eUect to make the largest Petain, former French Premier nese city of Numazu in previous haul of recent weeks. his face expressionless, as he A debate also broke out on how Paul Reynaud revealed the secret heard Reynaud ca ll him a traitor. the United States would ratify an Immorality Charges ' Resignation Asked r:!ids-the most complete r uin of An eight-ship enemy convoy any enemy city. GIlu, which was proceeding ooward Shanghai was fact yesterday that in May, 1940, Petnin heard Reynaud, the last agreement, to be drawn up Inter, Today's 74 p I'C nt destroyed, previously bombed and dispersed by Seventh France and Britain considered pI'emier of the }<'1' nch third re providing for the use of American Attorney General Urges Coordination airforce Llberaoors before dawn buying off Mussolini's entry into public: troops to help put down incipient h was lab lied the most completely aggression. Of Fiscal Units destroyed. Sunday, ~v eral hours before the the war 'by giving Haly lerritorilll 1. Accuse King Leopold of the Of Mic igan Reports Belgians WiU, treason; Iowan Reconnaissance p ho t 0 graphs heavy daylight attack. rights in Africa. Wheeler's position was this: After Investigation In Luncheon Talk An t'sUmaled 45 planes ' were 2 Asserl Petain h!\d obstructed That John Foster Dulles, ('hief ____._ show 1.2 square miles of a total of Reynoud said he m3de the SlIg cau&h\ 'O n the ground ll nd de thE' rearmament of France as far adviser to til A.l1\el'ican del gution LANSING Mich. AP)- Chnl'ges NT',W YORK (Af»-FOl'llIer Sec 1.4 uar IT\il s ot the builtup area stroyed or seriously damaged at gestion to Britain himscH, al back llS 1934; at San FranCISco, was of the . ' Alrforce mao* h*es at* Japan h'om of N'amazu burned out by the July thou&h he opposed the plan. The opinion the allocation of tl'OOPS ot general maladministration find Kure to Nuguyo with B-29's. retal'y of the Treasury IIenry Mor Kingwan, Tachang and Tinghai 3. Declare that the late Presi genthnu y stel'duy told a New 17 raid. airfields, where the attackers plans were scuttled, he sa id, by dent Roosevelt sent an "extremely was on issu to be aellled in an mol'tll laxlly that permitted il1- More detailed study of photo the opposition of Prime Minister hlnese besJel:'e rormer United York state W:ll' fin :mce <"ommittee caused large fires and explosions. strong-wortled" telegram to Pe agreement with lhe world secllrity mates of the state prison of south luncheon that "this departure from graphs showing damage to sprawl Churchill of Britain. t:.lin, s3ying }'rance would lose counCil, subject to senate ratifica- em Michigan to receive women in Stat s airbase at Yangso; shE'll Japanese escape route from lile treasury was not one of my ing Kure naval 3rsenal disclosed World figures by the dozen, ond America's rriendship i! she dealt tion by :l two thirds vote. Some own choosing." 2,949,690 square feet destroyed or the hidden history of France's 01- with the Nazis; senators disputpu lhat, S:.ly ing the the prison hospital, to visit houses Kweilin. Lat r, he said at a press con damaged, total 109 70 percent of the Army Announces New lapse and her armistice negoUa 4. S3Y thaI a French-British agreement should be submitted to of prostitution In Jackson and total I·OO! orea. a majority vote of both houses. operate gambling games within BII' Three pause while Bdtish f I' nce that his resignation had tions Vfith Germany, wcre dragged union, proposed by Churchill in be n r quested by Pre:gident Tru Admiral Nimitz, in today's com into the limelight as fonner Pre France's last days, was "an ideal Connally, chairman of the senate the institution, were mode yester leaders race home to learn re Changes in Pacific sults of election. man and that he submltted it im munique, disclo~ed that the bomb mier Edouard Daladier joined which some d3Y must be realized," foriegn relations committe , s:ud duy by St:lle Attorney General mediately. ing ond bombardment of the Japa Reynaud in testifying against Pe and the senate had the power to reiuse to supply ' troops, but he did nol John R. D thmers. WIlI'l'ler to rIg lit to curb \lse of Morllenthall olso told the lunch nese homeland was carried into its Airlorce Command tain on the second day or the aged 5. Describe his (Reynaud's) op eighth day or the past 15 when . ma rshal's historic trial. position to the armisti ce with Ger believe it would . The charges were contained in Unil12d Stales troops to keep pon: the first of n series on reports the peace. "My 12 Y ars under President cruisers Dnd destroyers moved WASHINGTON (AP) - The In the steaming, crowded court- many and give the reasons why close inshore early this morning army yesterday Ihnounced a tripl e the British attacked the French attorney general said he would Roos velt's magnificent lrader moke 10 the state coneclions com sh ip I tell ended whcm he died," and shelled a seapl:)ne base and an c ~ange in Pacific air commands to fleet In North Africa in 1940. Boy Plays Duel ;:lirfield on southwestern Honshu. help blast Japan with a greater Daladier, who was forced from OPA to Distribute mission following Cour months of lie wid he planned to complete bomb tonnage than ever rained on Invesliglltion. a book dealing with the "Morgen Just one hour later, he Issued II office as premier just before Ger Role in Character second communique reporting thaI. Germany. Chinese Enter The prison which cost $8,000,000 thau plan" tor conli'ol of Germany many invaded Norway and was American and British carrier Lieu!. Ge.n. Ira C. Eakel', deputy New Ration Book1 sometimes is calle
• THE D AIL Y 'lOW AN, lOW A CITY, lOW A WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, INS" THE DAILY Io"W AN ~Weasel' Performs Gigantic Networks 'OffiCIAl ' ~4'1 y' 8U~LETIN Published evef7 morning except Monda,. b,. Stude.tlt PubUl!a~ A · F C ...... 11_"-'-" ClALbDAa ...... , ...... Fil iDCClrporated at 12~-130 Iowa avenue, Iowa City, IoWi. mazing eats; an .....,~. 010 ... 0lIl 'e...... lie. at ... U"•• "" IfOTIO.' "" Of Superhighways ....11 ... .-"IUI ...... _, T~ """ Ie...... , .. ~... ,...... r~t"" •.; '"" ...... IIf'... ., ~ Bam of trustees: WUbur Sclu'1plJJl. Kirk H. Porter, A. Crall EN· B • all, ....1\. 0" WP'flllU ...... at or •• Batt, Ie". " Baird, Paul R. Olson, Donald Ottilie, Mary Jane Neville, lOr7 Beth yen aVlgate ogs .,. , .•. 0.. 't,.. •..... tf:;'''u.u", •• It••• _Iff "Of .. PDmer, Karal)'D Keller, Jack Koyera. Postwar Proposal u ..,I •• '" tal ..,.1iI ...... -M* ~q~ " L.l.OIaJ,. "anna O~ ..... alonD ~, ...... ' .. . , 1.,...' '. .,
Fred M. PownaJI. PublJaher B, ROMNEY WHEELER By JACK STINNETr , No. 1995 ____~1 ______, ______Wedneeclal,__ Jtab Zi, 1", .John A. StJcbnoth, Editor Wall,. Strln.,.am, Ad•• MIr. TOWYN, North Wales (AP)- WASHINGTON-As we move Entered a. IeCCInd cla.. maO Sublcriptioo ratn-B1 maU $5 Remember the "Weasel?" Tnat hy- closer to the end of global war, the UNIVER$·I.TY· CALiN~~~ IIIItter at the oostoUlce at lowil per ,.ear; by carrier, 15 centa bridski-and-halftrack v e hi c Ie agilation for a national "super- t- I u._ f per ,...... ",.blch IiCUttied about' on top ?f highway" and airport system is in- Ci.,. owa, under ..... act 0 CClD- w...... _I." , ...... loQse . snow gn Kls/la and II) \V~, llitr 15 Monda" Jul, It 3 p. Ip,: r.eCt~\'-C : ;'T~e ~"is- 4 p. pl. lilustra~ lecture OIl q. IrtSI of March 2, 11'111. Th. Associated Preu 11 eJU:1u- Alaska? cr~:m~'g most i.\ttention at the un ~ipJlI Arch!!ep~oJiC!1 ~l~~m-;-Tbe hlbitlon of contelJl\>?rary p~~ MurlE TELEPHONES lively entlUed. to lIM for npubU" WeJl, it'. grqWD up into an in- momllnt is a bill by JWP. T. Mll- ~Jl Cr~, ~8r~ts f rllp1 the ' by Melvln M. llader, an fUll!. cation of aU Dew. dispatch.e. credible amphibious thing like a let Hand (R., Cape t.1ay CIl)r, ~ , 501'$11,1' b)r r.f9j. qh,rlell R. l't:res, torium. '· . , " UnJVE I:dilorlal Office --'---" 4192 credited to it or Dot otherwise gravy boat with tracks and here, J.) tor establishing such a "nl\' cl]emJ~'r~ ilu~ll.9r!~I'!l' , son n SocIel)' Office ______.. , 4193 credited In thll paper aDd alJo on the bleak, storm-whipped coast tion~1 defense syperhighWay and • 11 . m. ~l1er;y tQllr of C:l$qjbl- Tuell4~', .lui, 3J " produ Buline.. Office ____. ___ 4191 the local news pubUshed herein. of North Wales, British ~mmies airllort systemY Rep. Han d's t4qe . of cqf)~porllr)l p~ln~lng; 8 p. fIl· l.!mversJp- p~1.: Tb! rehea ------_.....:....______...:..______~re learning under Amencan di- ,strQpgest ba~ker in t/lis Pfoflosal is IJlII~t In · llaU.~ ot ~__ f~ b~l!drp'f. . Middle of tne Alr"-'Univenllj JI4IY : WEDNESDAY, JUt Y 25, 1945 rectlon techniques 1,11 n I c h will one ot /lis cOllstituents, q. O. Roq- '(:16 p. m. low, M~IJP~ip'~rs: theater. Un( ~arry them across the rice paddies jnson, Atlantic City, president rJ 11~1t'; m~t lit ep,il1e,rlDl bUI!ping. W~'. A~. 1 lin fo and through tile 6~amps in recon- the National Superhighway assp· fnlJar, .f "" 17 fall, ' 8:~0 p. m. SU'!lf!lll" ;'SiiQlldec- 3 p. m. Lec~ure: "The Misissippi Repi Rankin, aDangerous Man- quest of Malaya and the Jap-heJd ciation, who has Qeen boO!l)il)" tbe one 0 lowlands of China. idea for more than 20 years. 'Mfe . br A!trpir~l ' Ii. i;. Y~r'le~, Archaeological Pattern-The aIr. UoJlS IIII1.t IIp,woach to Qlli ClJpltol · wood, MI,rllnts from p1~ W~," Rep. John E. Rankin (D., vasions of Oran and Tunisia. It does everything but fly, this SlIper-Ollper .~ rectee ungainly machine which thrives on Ropinson !l8)'S he cven coinl!ji ~~I\cbrldf! 84d tpriJlm ill c~'J! ' of by Prof. Chatles R. Keyes, chemls- Miss.) has engaged in three ot Schafer waited two hours . to forme bogs and mud and water, and its term "sup~rhi~hw
• WEDNESDAY. JULy 25, 1945 THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY, IOWA PAGE'nIBEI Final Play Unio",Io Ask Ramona J. Caslavka Follows Mother Engaged to Wed Opens July 31 Men 1o R~Iurn Lieut. K. F: Schmidt Dress Rehearsals TO Announcement has been made of the engagement Dnd approach For Experimental WED At BeHendor' ing marriage of Ramona Jane Cas Production Start Today lavka, daughter oC Mr. and Mrs. ·AUG.8 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Albert Elmer Caslavka of Traer "The Middle ·or the Air" by Union otticials agreed at a hearine to Lieut. Karl Frank Schmidt of Muriel Rukeyscr will close the before the regional war labor Dysart. The wedding will take University theater's Summer sea boa rd yesterday to try to get their place in Ripley Congregational son next week. The experimental men to return to work today at church in Traer al 4:30 p . m. Sun production, which goes into dress Zimmerman Steel Casting com day. rehearsal tonight, is scheduled lor pany plant, Bettendorf, Iowa. The The bride-elect is a graduate of Jll\y 3l-Aug. 4 employes, members of the United Iowa State college at Ames, where Farm Equipment and Met a I she was aililloted with Pi Beta Under option to Hermon Shum Workers of America. local 143 lin for Broadway production this Phi social sorority. For the past (CIO), have been engageq in a year she has been leaching in the fall, "The Middle of the A ir" is work stoppage since June 14. one of the most unusual produc Lisbon public schools. tions ever o[fered here. II is di Union leaders agreed to call a Lieutenant Schmidt was gradu r.eted by Hallie Flanagan Davis, meeting at Bettendorf for last ated Irom the University of Iowa former head of the federal thea night after they were told by Jack in 1943, and is a member of Delta ter project and now dil'flctor of G. Day, board chairman, that the Upsilon fraternity. He recenlly re the Smith college theater. Mrs. agency could take no steps to settle turned from 18 months' overseas Davis, a Grinell college graduate the dispute long as the men were service in France and England. and founder of the theater there, out. G. H. Belt, sec ret a r y MR. AND MRS. EMIL BENSON of Keams Canyon, Ariz., announce the treasurer, and Lawrence O. Hos Thomas-Van Alstine is a guest director at the Univer cngncment and approacblng marriage of ihelr daufhter, Barbara, to sity of Iowa this summer. kinson, president of the local, were Word ~as been received of the Ens. Georte S. Overby, son of Mr. and Mrs. lIans Overby of Luverne, to 1ly to Bettendorf yesterday Writing 01 Play engagement and approaching mar N. D. The couple will be married AUf 8 at the Norfolk. Va., naval air afternoon. riage of Eleanor Thomas, daughter Mlss Rukeysel', rormer student station chapel. Miss Benson was Kl'aduaied from Wasatch academy John T. Watkins, international of Judge and Mrs. Seth Thomas 01 01 Mrs. Davis at Vassor, wrote In Mi. Pleasant, Utah, and Is a junior at the Unlver Ity of Iowa. Enslrn representative of the union, said Ft. DOdge, to Francis E. Van Al "PLACEMENT tor MGrlene Diet "The Middle of the Air" alter Overby Is a graduate of Valley City hleh school In Valley City, N. D. the stoppage was not endorsed by stine or Pocahontas, son or Senator I rich on the entertainment front In years 01 interest in all Qspects of and attetlded the College of Science In Farro, N. D. lie has been In the lhe International or local union but THIS DRESS OF clear turquoise raw silk, spun to look like Ilnen Is and Mrs. Howard E. Van Alstine of Europe will be her own daughter, fiying-scientific, economic and navy lor rOut years and received his commission In December at Cor said the men walked out because the answer to putUJll' your wardrobe III Il Snllllller mood, and Is the Gilmore City. The wedding will Marla Sieber. The giamoroul psychological. In some respects it PU S Christl, Tex. The couple will reside in Ocean View, Va. of what he described as the "anti essence of cool amartnesa. The ea y lines of til e shoulder tlnd peplum take place this month in the h0l"e movie star, right, who returned Is a dramatization of ideas she union attitude of the company malIe for femininity without fussiness. of the bride's parents. trom a. long European tour. II pic used in her fi rst bool' of poems, since 1945." Miss Thomas was graduated tured with her daughter at a "Theory of Fligh t." 12th in Faculty farewell pa.rty. given at a New Mrs. Larew to Return He said the discharie of a unIon from Ft. DOdge high school and at '" "The aulhor hos combined a Recital Series to Be Grapevine Carries Nazi Tale5- . tended. the University of Iowa Yor. night club juat before Mi.. shop steWIlJ'li June 14 was the im Sieber departed for Europe wi th serious theme with an ex~iling At 8 O'Clock Tonight mediate cause but that was "only where she was affiliated with melodramatic plot, casting the To Richmond, Val one of the many incidents." Kappa Kappa Gamma soc i a I " usa troupe. (I nttr na tional) whole in a poetic form which The 12th in the 1945-46 series of "You may have some justified sorority. She WQS graduated lrom SOS Fleet to Grow makes use ot music and dance," Mrs. Vera Larew of Richmond, Wild .Rumors Spread Iowa State college at Ames and grievunces but this is not the way Mrs. Davis explained. faculty recitals will be presented received her master's degt'ee from LONDON. (AP)- About $4,500, tonight at 8 o'clock in north hall Va ., \Vho has been visiting for the to get them settled," Day com "The Middle of the Air" tells past month in the home of Mrs. mented. "You admit it is not our By DON WHITEHEAD found this was the result of ob Teachers' college, Columbia uni- 000 will be spent in extending the story of a young flier, Lara of the music building. The pro versity, at New York City. For the and modernizing Brllllin's lifeboat gram is open to the public and also Harry C. Bailey, 225 Iowa avenue, policy to take any steps to settle. FRANKFURT (AP)-Communi mie. Because of his record-break expects to return to her home next jection to individuals who were past three ye;]rs she bas served as lleet. The sturdy motor vessels will be broadcast over WSUI. a dispute while the men are on cations In Germany are ill a within their rights of free speech Ing flight around the world he is week. strike. We're asking you to put chaotic condition but grapevine is social director ot Willard Strait around lhe coast give ass istance exploited as a hero by an air Appearing in the recital are • • • as guaranteed by military govern ba1l at Cornell university at Ithaca, to storm-baltered ships. More George Morey, G of Quincy, Ill., the men back to work and we'll spreQdinll a great many rumors ment procl;] mations. Germans, plane manufacturer whose pur To Arrive Here Tonil'ht do everything to see justice done which military government offi N. Y. powerful lIf boals with twin en- poses are essentioJly fa scistic, cul flutist, and Allen Sigel, A4 of Ot Mrs. Clyde B. Smith, 711 N. Gil unused to free speech, interpret Mr. Van Alstine attended the gines nnd new lire-saving aids tumwa, clarinetist. Norma Cross of to both parLies. cers believe are inspired by Nazis every .utterance lhat is not sup minating in the seizure of radio bert street, expects her husband, and Nazi sympathizers. University of Iowa and received will be built. stations ond airports. the music faculty will be accom~ Ben T. Reidy, Rock Island, Ill., pressed as having government sup his law degree from George Wash------ Lieutenant Smith, on. leave from liThe wilder the rumor the faster Love Story Included panist. Norfolk, Va ., to arrive this eve attorney for the company, asked by port. ington univerSity at Washington, charge was desertion. Married it it spreads," sliid Lieut. Col. R. K. Threaded into Lhis plot is the The Wednesday evening music ning. the board he had any comments, "Large Quantiiies .of butter in D. C. He is a member of Phi Alpha July 25 , 1942, the couple has one love story of Laramie and Ann hour is a regular ' feature of the • • • said pickets not only were keeping Phelps of Sagina-w, Mich., com lhe Hann u area have been burned Delta, law fratel'nity. child. D. C. Nol an was the attor- and lheir conflict when it is summer session. This evening's employes out of the plant but offi mander of: the .'Frankfurt lniiilary by Americans to pl'event its use The couple will reside in Poca- ney lor the plaintiff. GUI'~:S of Lehmans governme.nt detac)lment. known what fOrces he is serving. program includes: "Sonata in C" Mr. nod Mrs. J. A. Marsh or cials as well. by G·ern1ans." . FoOd is never de Also important to the story is a Andante, Allegro, Menut\Hos I and Ainsborgh, were gu sis in the "Our position is, in connection Here a~e _~ f~w _of the rumors stroyed unless condemned for sani hontas. ~ .;:7 .~t MA K E ;3iZ fj] young psychiatrist, Waller, in love II (Bach), "Syrinx" (Debussy) home of Mr. and Mrs. George L. with grievances aJleged by union, and comment 6y the military 1I0v tary or health reasons. Judge Evans Grants ~ with 'Ann . The author has used and "FantaSie" (Gaubert) played Lehman, 701 N. Gilbert stteet, for that we lire prepared to utilize lind ernment: \ "Hereafter only paper money this character to help clarify the by Mo):ey; "Fantasie" (qaubert) a week. They returned to their abide by the grievances machine," "Marrlal/e will be' forbidden bearing a bank's stamp will be Two Divorce Decrees ·ICE CREAM psychological aspects , of the con and "First Rhapsody" (Qebussy) home Sunday. he said. among Germ~ns lor a period of honored." This rumor backfired to by Sigel; "Chorus No.2" (Villa Divorce decrees w \! r e granted At home-Any flovor- Oelic1ous-Smoolh flict. • • • five years." No such regulation Is the benefit o( the military govern -No ic. crV " ols-No cOokino-No , •. Lobos) by Morey and Sigel, and Visit Mr. Scannell being considered. . Zita M. SchOlZ from Charles H. The cast includes: Denton Sny ment since it resulted in an in Scholz and Marianne A. Mount whlpping- No "orchid novor- Eo.y der of Athens, Oh io; Norma "Sonatine en Trio," opus 85- Mr. and Mrs. Will Snow of Chi Inl.p,nsi..,. - 20 ,.tlp" in 'CJ(h 154 pk9. Marion Halsch Weds "Al)y woman who gives birth to crease in bonk d posils. There is from Duanne C. Mount by Judge PI.a,. send Ihls ad forf, •• f"II · ,iJ. lorn, Walcher, A4 of D;]venport; James Assez anime, Assez vif, Anime cago are spending several days in more than a certain number of nO basis for it. pl. offer. or b",y from yo"'t grocer. (Schmitt) by the two men and Harold D. Evans in district court Morton or Iowa City; Sybil Rick lhe home of their cousin, Mrs. children, variously three or four, yesterday. less, A3 of Rochester, N. Y.; Prot. Miss Cro,s. Nellie Scannell, 650 S. Govemor Seth Mann Jr. must pay a penalty of 1,000 reichs street. Secondary Education In the Scholz dJvorce, the LOnOOnDElIRY Arnold S. Gillette of the dramatic .. marks," T/lis is almOst too ridicu plaintiff, repI'esent d by D. 'e. 'rand Hom.mod. Ie. C,eom art departmenL; Alvin Kaiser, G • • • lous to poY,er -denying and has '10 Workshop to Have Nolan, charged cruelty. They were Vlsils Daughter At Sf. Mary's Church of LaGrand, Ore.; Harold Hansen, Mrs. Lucille Gojngs basis In. fac~, b~~ it seems th Ger 2 Discussion Sessions married in Wa shington, D. C., Dec. STAIIUZElI · : G of Salt Lake City, Utah; Wil Mrs. Effie MOrel;]nd of Atlantic mans will, bell eve anything, 24, 1934. lDllDONDIAU-1l5MDWAlD. liN fAA.CIIUI. twf. liam Porter, Iowa City. has arrived here on business and BeCore :tn altar banked with is spending ten days visiting in the flowers, Marian Halsch, daughter II G~rmnq un~ve~sities wlll not be James Casaday Weds Henry Goertz permitted to open for many years." Two :I ftern oon sess ions high- =;J;n;:;th:e~~M;;ou~n~t~:d~iv::o:r:c:e,:::th:e::~==:======~ James Casady, Richard Scam home of het· daughter, Mrs. Edna or MI'. and Mrs. Joseph Halsch, light th e program ot Lhe summer ': 525 S. Johnson street, became the Plans are being considered to open workshop in secondary education mon ; Leonore Vannice, A3 of West In a ceremony Monday at 7 Keislor, 901 Rider street. unlverslties as soon as teaching Liberty; Jerry Feniger, A2 of p. m., Mrs. Lucille B. GOjngs, bride of Petty Officer 5'eth Mann this week. The di scussion meet Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth stafls and text books can be de ings, Jar all workshop members, 3 BIG DAYS FOR Davenport; Jerry Nelson, Al of daughter of Mr. and Mn. H. C. Last SUI Play Night Nazified. Shenandoah; Elsie Turner, G at Blankenship of Red Bluff, Calif., M;]nn of Oxford, yesterday morn are in the library of University Iowa City; Stuart McConkie, Al of became the bride of Henry Saturday to Feature ing at 8:30 in St. Mary's church. "Hermann G a e r I n g is well high school. Cedar Ro pids. Goertz, 610 S. Madison street, son The Rev. John W. Schmitz offici treated by Americans because he Tomorrow a fternoon Prof. E. F. of Mrs. Lena Goertz or Lehigh, Union Lawn Dancing ated at the double ring service. was a traitor to Germany and Lindquist, acting head oC the col Iowa Cilians Eloise Usher, G of Denmark, S. Nuptial music was furnished by sabotaged the Luftwaffe. There lege of educa ti on, will sp ak on C.; Phili.p Hu bbard ; Be,be Black, Kan., in the residence of Justice The last university play night of On Th~ World's Largest Midway , A4 of' Logan; Betty Ann Rouse, of the Peace J. M. Kadlec, 830 E. Zita Fuhrmann, organist. wiU be a trial but It will be only ":Evaluati on of Educational Exper the summer session Saturday will for show." Here ls the old line 01 A4 of Waterloo; Evelyn Clinton, .Ronalds street. Ju:stlc~ Kad.lec Attending the bride as maid of iences in the Armed Services .." Ieature swimming in the women's honor was Mary Ann Springmire "we were betrayed but not de Pror. L. A. Van Dyke of the col G of Great Falls, Mont.; Ethelyn read the vows of the smgle f1ng gym and dancing on Iowa Union Franklin, A2 of Kansas City, Mo.; service. of Oxford. Joseph Halsch, brother feated" that gave Nazism its stnrt. lege of education, director of the lawn. The beat answer will be what hap Jacqueline Day, A2 of Highland Matron of honor was Mrs. W. E. of the bride, served as best man. workshop, will be chairman. Women's nnd men's suits will pens to Goering. ROYAL Park, Ill.; Sophie Maloney, G of Murphy of Coining, Calit., and The bride was attired In "Contributions and F'uture of the Manchester. servin" as best man was Arthur be provided for the swimmers, a floor-length gown of white em "Rudolph Hess is and will con Junior IIIgh School Movement" Jack Osmundson, Al of Thomp- Davis of Iowa City. said Florence Owens, director of broidered chiffon, designed with a tinue to be well treated because he was discussed Monday afternoon play night. Student identification son; George Elliott, G 01 St. Louis, The 'bride was attired in a sweetheart neckline, bridal point was a traitor to Germany." The by J . Lloyd Trump, superinten AMERICAN cards for the summer session must sleeves and a fitted bodice. Her answer to that is the same' as tor dent of the W;] ukegan township Mo.; Sherman Conrad, and George street-length dress of navy blue be presented at the door. Women Kemodle of the dramatic art de- silk crepe, with which she wore fuJI skirt extended into 8 junior Goerlnc-walt and see. high school in Waukegan, Ill. partment. white accessories. Her only jew- must furnish iheir own bathing train and her fingertip veil fell "A military government officer Chairman oC the meeting was caps. elry was a cameo locket. from a wreath of orange blossoms. at Hanau permits agitatqrs to con P rof. Paul Kambly, head of the SHOWS· •• The play night will be from 7 Her bridal bouquet was of white ·tinue their actlons because it bene science department ot University Probably the most famous ap Mrs. Murphy wore a street to 10 p. m. Saturday. At Iowa'. Great Show Ground. ple tree in the world is the one length dress of red and white silk gladioli. fits communism." Investigators high school. under which General Robert E. jersey, designed with a V-neckline Mica is an excellent non-con Maid of Honor Lee surrendered to General and short sleeves. ductor of heat and electricity, and The maid of honor selected a Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox, The couple is residing at 610 S. its resistance to depomposition is light blue gown of ai!k jersey end HAWKEYE DOWNS Virgi nia, on April 9, 1805. Madison street. high. net, designed with a sweetheart neckline and short shirred sleeves. On the Electric Line Between Iowa Clty and She wore a lace Dutch hat and her Cedar Rapid. THAT POST-WAR JEEP IS JACK OF ALL TRADES flowers were of pink roses. ,,' . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Halsch chose an aqua print dress complemented with blllck INTERURBANS- nccessories. The bridegroom's From 6 p. m. to rnIdnlrht special trains from Iowa City to mother wore a black dress with Ha.wkeye Downs and il'e t~. lnchtdlnK entry to black and light blue accessories. sbowlI'ounds • .•• Both mothers wore shoulder cor sages of white carnations. ROUND TRIP ONLY SOc Wed din, Breakfast A wedding breakfast was held in the Rose room of Hotel Jef[er "~------IIowa Cltians are admitted to show- . son immediately after the cere grounds free of charce (except fed mony. Centerpiece of the serving 'FREE eral lax) by showing Interurban re table was a three-tiered wedding turn trip ticket. cake. Later the couple left on a short wedding trip and for traveling, thl! BEAUTIFUL hride selected a navy blue sheer TENT-THEA TER dress with navy and white acces ATTRACTIONS t sories. ,. 20 20 The bride is 0 graduate of St. SENSATIONAL Mary's high school and has been HIGH - SPEED employed by the National Tea 22 RIDE DEVICES ·22 company. Petty o.fficer Mann at tended University high school and recently returned from 29 months' SPONSORED BY THE' SHRINE service in the South Pacific thea ,.,. ,.,. ter...... CLEARANCE SUI Grants 1,098 KID'S DAY Academic Awards MATINEE ME-N ' S SUM MER ROB f S There'll be an IOWQ Saturday's matinee Is In Palt Year City Klddies fun time CottOM. rayons and tropica1 weaves in striped, for adults, too. Every checked and figured patterns and plain colors. carnival party from University of Iowa granted 1,098 nOOn to 6 p. m. Satur one a d mit ted to academic awards between July 1, day. Free entry to grounds free as guests 1944, and July 1, 1945, a summary grounds. AU shows made yesterday revealed. 25 ~o Discount of El Kahil' Temple and rides (e x c e p t Shrine. Free parking The awards, made at five cere those of very small monies, included 935 dellrees and 'olt-war family Joop wltlt '.p lI.wn. , Joep .,.,.'01 thre,hlng machl .... '1' capacity) live cents for for 10,000 car s on 163 certificates. Largest ceremony /. children of school age. shawgrounds. THE 'OST·WAR JUP, especially adapted for pescetlme work, comblnt!S the four basic tunctlons of a was the April Commencement tractor. Ught truck. mpblle power unit and paaaenger conveyance. The peace jeep Is described as tbe when 320 degrees and 16 cerlUi .BREM ERS "Arat vehicle In history to luccessfully combine the basic tunctlona mentioned" and It was developed cates were presented. Quality First- SATURDAY SATURDAY lleblnd closed doors during montha ot exhaustlve cesearch and experimentation by It, deSigners and Next Commencement is Aug. 8, al&llufBcturer, WJIlys-Overland Motorl. PhotOi above ahow the Jeep you may. Boon be able to buy In marking the end of the summer With Nationally Advertised Brands " It=:'; ~ . !or the 'atmer and t,be t~ll' ~ . "; . - - ==z' _ .. -- _ . (lnfffo.fi.9J1./)' session's teaching term! ..~ .
" .AOEroUl .. - - THI DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA ~ , WEDNESDAY , JULy 25, 1945
Second Senator Urges ~::~ (j I Mead - .,.r (' Bo-b-ChiRman Hurl'S Cubs ffIII'"' • • '!'be JIUlsl Guess 'clacK this O. ~, bY ~ ClIP Sigel, Oone Are World Series be Played ~, pianC To 8-3 Victory O·¥erPhils Those Days Toc1 Marse Joe Rum ... - .:> 4. = 1:00 Mor~ 1'15 MIlSl' SENATOR,. ACE 8y Jack SonI. Just 13 Says Problems .;at HeWS More DayS ,.,5 Pro/P Walks Aid Red Sox Walk I Only Partially' True .:55 gerv1 May Improve_, i :OO Sha}c B,. ROY LUCB rjl NeWS By WHITNEY JIIARTIN the club there has been speculation Dal1J' Iowan Sport. Editor NEW YORK (AP)-The report 10:00 }ferl Chicago Cause To 6-0 Victory as to how he and McCarthy would 10:15 }figl over the weekend that Joe Mc ,et along. On top 01 that, 1t CMne No Deci.ion Reached AN IMPRESSIVE squad of some Carthy was resigning as mana,er 10:30 '!'he 120 huskies turned oul Monday shortly aItel' MacPhail .had put In On Pro Football; 11: 00 The Andy Pafko's Triple of the New York Yankees created his two-cents' worth with a blast 11: F'an for the opening day of Seahawk quite a ripple, as any big wind Frown on Bowl Game 50 Vlith Two On 5e,.", Over Brownies football practice. Yes-the squad at the players for not hu.wo,. 12:00 RhY will do. Naturally he was within his pre was impressive in numbers-but Ripe Little B&0r7 .,:S' f\le~ Contes.t in First not in men. cinct in doin« that. If a Club WASHINGTON (AP)-Senatbt 45 It made a ripe little story. Ever Mead (D., N. Y.) said yesteroi, 12: R~~ BOSTON (AP)-F'our St. Louis Gone are the days 01 yesterday 'owner can't criticize his own club, 1:00 MUSIC since Larry MacPhail took over the world series should be playe4 CHICAGO (AP)-The Chicago Browns pitchers handC(! out 12 when the name "Seahwaks" was who can? thls fall "even if they have to 2:00 Cubs improved their positlon ~t walks yesterday as Emmet O'Neil. feared by one and al1. This year, However, McCarthy has be«! ac go %:10 the head of the National league who issued seven free trips, and customed to running the club and back to the horse and bU'D they will be just another team-a days." 3:00 yesterday by defeating Philadel the Red Sox defeated the 1944 Cin team that will make itself from I First Fiddle Wins- dOing any criticizing he thought phia, 8 Lo 3, but they had a lot derella men 6-0. hard work and long hours of lJrac necessary We can't recall Ed .. It means so much to the bol'; ,;Jt of help (rom two Philly pitchers O'Neil, winning his seventh tice. Barrow ever opening his yap. If In the service." the chairman of ~:35 who COl.lldn't find the plate. The game of the season, gave the Gone arc the big names of foot there was any comment concern the senate waf investJgatJng com 3:45 , game was played before 8,393 Brownies but four hits and his ball that used to crush everybody Racing ing the conduct of the players on mittee told a reporter, suggestlDc 4:00 fans. r mates turned in e~cellent fielding in front of them as they rolled 10 the fieid it came from McCarthy. transportation difficulties might 05 Dick Barrett, the starring pitcher. behind him to keep the visitors big scores over almost every ele Any manager probably inwardly be met through pooling of private 4:30 and Manager Ben Chapman, who from scoring. ven they met. No longer do they would resent such criticism of the motor cars. 5:00 finished the game, gllve the Cubs Jack Jakucki, the loser, started have a "Bus" Mertes to lead the Roundup team coming from a superior be Further, Mead said shortly after 5:30 II total of eight passes to first base for the Browns and gave up one way to a touchdown. No longer do fore he himself was on record with his committee had concluded pub 5:45 and five of these eventually wound hit and five bases on baUs In the they have the stalwart line of yes the criticism, as it leaves the im lic hearings on the country', 6:011 up In runs. * * • first inning before he was re terday. NEW YORK AP)-With Johnny pression the manager is sloughing transportation situation, no gov ,:55 Barrell started the parade to placed by Weldon West. Before start from Scratch Longden riding him for the first on the job and is unaware of his ernment regulations prohlbitlh& 7:00 first base in the first inning vltaen Eddie Lake, 10th baUer of the in time this season, Mrs. Ed M.ulre players' shortcomings. Anything a traditional fall athletic events 7:15 he walked Stan Hack and P,hll No longer do they have big nan's First Fiddle came up in the manager would say then would be ning. hit a fielder's choice name coaches or college players should be issued "now or pH! 7:30 Cavarrelta. Andy Parko the n final strides to win the $10.000 In the "and furthermore . . ." maturely." Transportation prob 7:45 grounder to end the inning. the to form their team. This year'-: poled a tri pIe to righ t I1eld to Sox had four runs. added Fleetwing handicap before class. That Is, he'd be just an lems may be improved by autumn, 8:00 score the two. In the seventh Bar like most of the college teamll, a crowd of 31.965 at Jamaica. echo in the valley. That would have been enough they'll start from scratch. A new he said. 1:'5 rett walked two runs home. Len First Fiddle turned in a spark but they added singletons in the head coach-an entire new list of VVe have an idea that the only The office of defense trarts, nie Mccullo singled, Hack was ling 1: 11 flat for the six furlongs fourth and llfth. men-and some new coaches. reason McCarthy would even con portation has not yet said whether walked and an error filled the under 122 pounds in beating Mrs. template reSigning now would be Lake made a spectacular play in I What will be the result, nobody it will approve the playing of the bases. Bill Nicholson and Cavar Dodge Sloane's fleet filly. Safe because of his health. Any other retta were walked to force in the the second. Going 15 to 20 feet' knows. But we for one, still have 1945 world series even though thl! guard, by a neck. J . B. Theall's reason would leave him open to navy recently asked that the series two runs. to his rIght, he backhanded a hot. confidence in the pre-flight pro Brownie trailed by three le-ngths snipers, and ht' probably has Chapman went into the fray in grounder and, with a rWe like gram and know that no matter winner be sent on a 90-day tour more in taking the show. enough pride to caTe a little what of advanced Pacific bases. the eighth inning and was. nicked shot. threw out Boris Martin. how bad they might get beat. they William Woodward's Apache, a In the seventh. with two out and will go down !ighting. people thlttk of him. for lour runs before he cOl,lld slop 3 to 2 favorite despite his top Forcet Other Yfltt.nJ Also, reports have circulated the Cub aUack. Hank Gillespie one man on base. Mike Kreevich Regardless of the fact that al weight of 132 pounds. weakened that the ODT will son cut out non singled, pitcher Bob Chipman belted one off the lelt center field most all of the squad have had no The Yankees haven't been doing championship games in the NII In the stretch and finished a badly well, judging against their walked, Hack singled to score GiI wall and was thrown out at sccond college experience. we believe that too tional professional footbaU league. bea ten sixth. showing in most other reeeht ]espie and Don Johnson walked. to on a great t\).row by Johnny Lazor they will produce a team that will The ODT has already expressed The six-year-old winner earned years. The snipers would say fiU the bases. Nicholson then who played the ball perfectly. not let the honor of the Sea hawks disapproval of post .. season or $8,025 for his owner and rewarded McCarthy just couldn't take ad tripled to right to drive the trio bowl games in college circles. St. Louis AD RilE down. Naturally, it won't be like his backers with a $17.10 payoff. versity lifter all the years his team home. the team of last year, or the year rode high. They'd conveniently Later, Col. J. Monroe Johnson, Chipman gave the Phils only s.ix Gutteridge, 2b ...... 3 1 before. It couldn't be. But it will Herbert M. WoolI's Leaven forget the Yankees didn't win the ODT head, said that the woles hits, and had five hitless ioni.ngs. Kreevich. cl ...... 3 o be a team of fighting men that worth, a four-year-old gelding in winning his third game of the pennant last year, or in 1940. and sional football situation is beiAt McQuin, Ib ...... 5 o physically will be abJe lo take which won only one race in 20 "kept open" until Elmer Layden, year. A wild pitch accounted for Stephens, ss ...... 3 McCarthy didn't resign on those o anything that any team in the starts last year, scored his initial commissioner, completes his pre the first run he allowed in tt>e Byrnes, r1 ...... 2 occasions. o country can dish out. triumph 01 1945 in the $2,500 sentation. fourth inning. Johnny Antonelli Christman. 3b ...... 4 o Toughening- Up Playtime purse at Washington The snipers would Intimate that singled and went to second on the McCarthy just couldn't stdmach Layden conferred with ODT ot Indians Pound Dutch Leonard ~artin, If ...... 4 o That is the pre-flight's program Park. Leavenworth, $27, ran the I wild pitch. toaker triplett drove . MacPhail and his tactics, and ficials last week. but no deoisloD* . Manluso, c ...... 2 o seven furlongs in 1;24 3/ 5 to beat him home with a single. In the - toughening up-and they do it didn't have enough internal violln wcre reached. He promised to pro Jakucki, p ...... 0 o J . K. Houssel's heavily backed To ninth he gave his only walk 01 well. Nobody knows. better than 'strings to stand up for his rights vide lurther information abollt th~ West, p ...... 1 o Wit by a length and a half. Shut game to Triplet.t. Glen Crawford Moorc· ...... 1 the cadets. themselves. that they and would take the easy way out. league travel witWn Ilbout • II From Mound ·1.0 Spill Nats, 4-0 o are a' lot tougher than when they Eye was third. forced Triplett, and Vance Dinges Appleton. p ::...... 0 o --, . We have an Idea that the very week. singled. Hal Spindel scored both Zoldllk, p ...... 1 first came oIf the farm or left fact such a reason for a resigna o their job in the city. or jumped Sam Garfield's Lively Man. the Mead foresaw the possibility of 01 them with a double down to WASHINGTON (AP) - Cleve 8 to 5 choice, won the $2,500 Clo tion might be .suspected would land pounded Dutch Leonard for 1 from high school right into the local communities pooling theit lelt. Totals ...... 28 0 4 ver Club purse to give hIs owner, block such al'\ act. private vehicles, if necessary. to 11 hits in eight· innjng~ last night Joe McCarthy to Take • Batted lor West in 4th pre-flight lraining program. NatUrally, McCarthy, reputedly Philadelphia. AB R H E It will be interesting 10 see just trainer Robert Robertson Jr., and overcome transportation difficul to whip the Washington Senators, jockey Ralph Eccard doubles for well fixed financiaily, might not Flager, ss 3 0 1 4-0. Allie Reynolds was the win Boston AB R ' K E what kind of a learn Lieut. Tom ties in some instances, possibly 41- ...... 0 the day at Suffolk Downs. Slender give a whoop wh a t anyone Foxx· ...... 1 0 0 0 ning hurler. Advice of His Doctor ::------::---:---::---: Heardcn and his assistants turn cluding the world series . 0 Lady wlls second and Flying tHought. and would resign wMn •••••• • •••• • ••• u ••• Lake, ss ...... 2 2 0 0 out. Regardless of the final out- "I'm rather optimistic that we'll Mott, ss 0 0 0 0 Jeff Heath·s single, Lou Bou- BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)-Man- he got good and ready. But human Steiner, 2b ...... 3 0 1 come, you can be sure that the Bridge third. have our transpprtation problem Antonelli, 3b ...... 4 1 1 0 dreau's sacrifice and two passed agel' Joe McCarthy of the New nature being what it is, the aver Johnsop· .... :...... 1 0 0 00 cadets that form the starting cle- Garfieid's Patrol Pilot and Lyle Triplett, If ...... 3 0 1 0 balls gave the Indians their first York Yankees said on .his arrival I age guy cares quite a bit about quite improved if not soived by D Maggio, c! ...... 4 0 0 0 Bucher, 3b ...... I Ole '11 b fghLl g ' t h d Phillip's Tyrone finished in a autumn." he said. run in the fourth. yesterday for a rest that he would Metkovich, cf ...... 4 1 1 0 n, .wlth .e I n ar what others think of him, whether Crawford, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 ~ J~~d ~~ dead-heat in the second race Cleveland put over a three-run not make up his mind about re Lazor, If ...... 5 0 1 0 dO tl~ 1~lr games as I e ca- he admits it or not. Dinges, Ib ...... 1 1 crea ting a double payoff in the 3 0 clincher in the sixth on a double. signing until he had seen the re Anyway, we think McCal·thy Spindel, c ...... 4 0 1 0 Camllli, Ib ...... 3 1 0 0 e,z 0 f h'C h H rd d h' daily double. Doors Open 1:15-10:00 .p. bl. two singles and Jose Zardon's port of his personal physician Fox, rf ...... 4 1 1 0 . e wtss I °tac I eia ke,n aTn ,lIS1 will resign when he does resign be Daniels, 2b ...... 4 0 1 0 t 0 0 error. 'after a complete phySical examina- N 3b 2b 3 0 2 0 assls an s uc. h ey The Buxton family clicked at cause of his health, and for no Barrett, p ...... 2 0 0 0 ewsome, - .... t . I d 'U B t th i Th.e Senlltors had only one scor- tion . Holm, c ...... 3 1 0 0 cer al~ ~t ~ee I . ud en aga n. Garden State Park as the EdgehiU other reason. His statement of Sproull, p ...... 0 0 0 /) fering to resign indicates as much, ing chance when they got runners Otherwise, he had little, to say. O'Neill, p ...... 3 0 lOwe mig e s~r~r~se . stable's Black Object, trained by . TO·DA Y "Ends Friday" • Seminick" ...... 1 0 0 0 Merritt Buxton and ridden by his and tp infer anything else ,would C/lapman. p 0 0 0 on first and third and one out in He told newsmen wll0 met at the ...... 0 trotals ...... _.. _... 32 6 8 • Quite Different son Junior, won the .one-mile simply be labelil'\g Marse Joe as a OSCAR WILDE'S lhe eighth. Buffalo airport; guy Who talks with his fingers • Batted for Steiner in 5th IN JUST THIRTEEN days. the Warwick purse. Friend or Foe was S~ine·Tln,lIng story T,.tals ...... 33 3 8 1 Clenl.,.. J{ E "I'm tired, really concerned second with Sugar Ration. QPupled crossed. about my health. I just want to St. Louis ...... 000 000 000-0 Iowa Hawkeyes will open their • Balted lor Flager in 81h foolban camp-a camp which wiIJ in the betting with Ue's Jacopo ·."Satted for Sproull in 8th Meyer, 2b ...... Ii 3 go out to my home and rest - Boston ...... 400 110 00x-6 =- o o third. The winner paid $5.80. Rocco. Ib ...... 5 o 2 o alone, away from everybody. No be quite different from the ones Chlcal"o AB R H E that the Hawks have been through Seerey, rf ...... 4 o o o ,newspapermen, no photographers. ;------~-~---, in recen t years. Hack, Ib ...... 3 3 2 o Heath, lf ...... 4 2 2 Not for a while, plea!e. Give me . I·C.l ';7!1 o The, BIOg Show ]n the first place, they will ha ve Johnson, 2b ...... 3 1 0 o Boudreau, liS ...... 2 1 1 o a chance to get back on my leet." Tilden, Richards Listed ' Starts Today Nicholson, rf ...... 4:: - 0 - I o Hayes, c •. _...... 3 o o o The Yankee pilot left the team ,______..; a new coach with an entirely new system. Coach Clem Crowe and Z Fin& run bKa Cavarretta. Ib ...... : 3 1 0 o Mackiewicz, cf ... :... 4 1 2 o in New York yesterda¥ morning NaUonal Leat"U6 O. 1 the "T" are the new additions to As Best Professional Pafko, cf ...... 4 0 2 o Cihocki; 3b ...... 4. o after offering to resign as man- Pc~. Team W L the .Hawkeye grid camp. "3 of a Kind" Lowrey, If ...... 3 0 0 o Reynolds, p ...... 4 o 0 o .ager because of poor health. The Chicago ...... 53 32 .624 ADDED-Hatlul of Drea_ Gillespie, c ...... 3 1 1 Something else that wllJ be en t o brier was refused by the· Yankee St. Louis ...... 50 38 .568 tirely new arc the some 50 fresh Combination for 1945 "CARTOON" r.f,erullo, ss ...... : .... ~ 3 1 1 o Totals ...... 35 " ,11 • Iront ofIice and he promised to re- Brooklyn ...... 49 39 .557 "Gunsmoke" Chipman, p :...... 2 l ' 0 o R H E consider. Pittsburgh ...... 48 42 .533 men expected '0 make ~helr trys NEW YORK (AP)-Bill THden Laiest Ne~lII1oD .. As for 'he Hawkeye squad when New York ...... 47 45 .511 and Vinnie Richards, who domi Werld's Latest. Hews- Telals ...... _...... 28 8 7 • ---- practice gets under way, AUluS' Case, If ...... 4 0 1 Cincinnati ...... ~ ...... 40 42 .488 nated amateur doubles tennis two PhiladelphJa ...... 000 100 002-3 Myatt, 2b ...... 4 0 0 ~ Bill Andarson, Former Boston ...... 41 47 .466 6, decades ago, yesret'day w ere Chicago ...... 200, 000 24x-8 Blnks. r( ...... 4 0 1 o Philadelphia ...... 25 68 .269 We like the attitude that Clem named as the No. 1 professional Box Offlce Open 1:15-8:15 Clift,.3b...... 3 :. 0 0 has taken in regard to men who combination for 1945. Kuhel, 1b ...... " , 0 0 ~ Hawkeye Star, Playing American Leaa"ue have had no previous experience Tilden, now 52, and Ri~hards, in Torres, M ...... : ...... 4 0 2 Detroit ...... 47 36 .566 in football. Crowe's statement his mid-forties, held the amateur J1 Washiniton ...... 44 39 .530 that: "If a player will work hard Ferrell. c ..... ! .... : ..• ..... 3 0 1 i championships in 1918. They re mrrtTt 11 STARTS '. f\ '\1 Y"ENDS AII"d I, N()HI, Zardob,· cf .... ,...... 3 0 1 ~ First Base for Navy Chicago ...... 44 41 .518 and try to I am he can succeed." turned to the throne for a three TO-DAY "£nds Frtday" , F&lDAY Leonard, p ... :...... 2 0 0 Boslon ...... 44 41 .518 is In our estimation a step in the year reign in 1921. The pair won Tile Beream-Wn. doDO! of the Not;el o EVERY MOMENT DROVe Lay.ne~ 1· 0 ,1 I 0 Bill Anderson, former Hawkeye New York ...... 42 40 .512 right direction . the 1945 Tandem title by defeating ~~ Prize, in..enced ...... first baseman for th e past two sea St. Louis ...... 41 40 .506 Backing up the freshman are HIM CLOSER TO dyll&lI'lltF io 1866. Carr:asquei. p , ...... 0 • 0 _ 0 o Van Horn and Dick Skeen 01 Los sons, and now atlendi.ng the Unlted Cleveland ...... 40 43 .482 six major Jetter winners of Jast Angeles, 7-5, 6-4, 6-2. in the finais. MURDER! PhUadelphia ...... 30 52 T ...... ' ...... 3! . • 7f ' 1 States Naval academy at Anapolis. .366 year, including several squad nas been listed as the regular .first members who did not win awards . Iowa football teams from 1889 • ~atted lor Leonard in 8th · YESftRDAY·S.RESULTS Cleveland ....' .. :::'...... 000 .103 000-4 baseman for the navy team which and two minor award winners. to 1945 have won 55 per cent of their games. with 222 victories, WuhillJ1o!l ...... 000.,..1190 OQO-O 'fill open its summer sch~ule, Lea.&"ue DynamJtt N-'k¥tal 182 deleats, and 23 ties. Points Pal 4-ug. 4 against the University of Chicago 8, Philadelphia 3 CO-HI'f J'ennsylvanla. Clem has had a handful of hope- scored total 6,768 lor Iowa and Pioncead, Pcnecud New York 6, Cincinnati 4 fuls going through their paces for 4,974 for opponents. Hawkeye ~'Flnt au' With the majority of diamond Pittsburgh 6, Boston 5 Ind Parented the H.u." the past week now-a handful of victory record stands at 20-from' )[11tA! School for Bop 19·Yeir·Old Girt ' veterans from last spring's team St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 6 GrflNNt! blade -I differFbl, dynamite, y,o. ~ . mi~ht say .. Such) Nov. 6, 1920, to Oct. 20, 11123- "Novel Hit" modern blade. Shaves with just absent on the midshipmen Carib boys as Williard Shaw, Carl with 15 of the wins over Blg Ten Leads Tam O'$hanter bean cruise, Coaches Max Bishop A_iean Lea&'ue , ..., Gees Kound .. Co.... ~" I "Feathtr Touch" bcclll$C Pal 'Bowen, Jerry Niles. ' Louie Gins- teams. ' and Keith Mol sworth have held Boston 6, sf Louis 0 .. Arlls'ry -tn Rhythm is jhxi,," in the ruor-(olJ~. berg, Eldon Crees-all of them "Banft" CHICAOO (AP) -. Abe s p e c- afternoDn workouts 101' more than Cleveland 4, Washington 0 racial cOdtoun. No 10 Only games ICheduled • plenty tough and capable football creasing power_specially from DH4 tac1~, iO-year-old iirl who never a week with the new plebe regi -Latest NeWll- "bear down". Bb.dtt lall players-all of them dynamite. the camp to the north-the camp belore h.-d competed out,1llde ber ment forming at tlte academy. An But Clem has a thorn in his bed of the Gray Fox and his horde of IonF, 100. Try tilt•. home atate until recently, yester- derson was amon, the nine nomi of roses. And that thorn is the Gopher Jollowers. day· pac!ed qualffiers ' into the fi- nated to take the field agBilis! Today's Games United States draft board. It has Some pubUcity releaees .contln nals.o( the AU-American Wr;nnen'. Penn for the initial. game. Open dlte for. both leagues. been said several times that Shaw ue to bemoan their tate. but at the tournament at Tam O'Shanter Anderson is the only Ipwa man w!).uid never [jnish the s.ummer same time. listing over 100 candi Country club. •• on the team. Bob Hoerenach- Danceland Ball.room term before he was called. It looks dates out for summer practice. 8Jle' is '~u:ol' (Babe~ Fr~ of meyer, former University of In Two'lowa Teams as though he will get through the What is the answer? There can be Portland, Ore. She fired a three~ diana football star, is playing in Annex 1 Victories presenC term- but we doubt very only one, and that is that each IN IOWA CITY - ''The ptace ToGo" under-pai '1'S ·to reaCi the ' field of the ouWeld as a regular~ much if he will pe around in the and every school In the confccl!Dce 24 quilllfiera lntotbe finall Whjc~ --. ------ADEL (AP)-Two weD-plaYed fall. And beHeve us-Clem could expects to have a cracker-jack of atart Thursday. ' . t ' Pirates.Trip.Brav.s,,6-5 and splendidly hurled pitchers' use that boy~and how. a team next, lall-aod that In- MillS Freise'a tint aPpearl ce it). battles resulted In shutouts in the Shaw is not the only one who is cludes Iowa. the "big 'time" of Iolt. occ rre4 PIT1'SBURGH (AP) ' - Frankie- annual state' baseball tournament 1I1rtlng with the draft. There are Clem bas aimlUed tba' )H'M TONIGHT lut mouth. wbeh she went tp the Gustine's long' fly with,. one out in )le~ yesterday as Fort Des Moines others who don't expect to stick it peds loek I .... b.' -' ", u..e segp-fiDalI of the Western ppen the 11th scored Ja('k Saltziaver and tile Blackhawks of Des Moines out through the grid season-boys pr_pee" alao .....004 to Uta MEL 0 DY M'I Tf It lhdilna~ Since tMn ah~ 'lbo had tripled to give the Pitts- annexed victories. who Clem would like to have al'llU' an4 ..v~. We ...... Uke .. , hU beell pll('ed b7 IOU fins ih the burah Pirates a .6 to 5 Nictory over The' soldiers deleated Madrid, Ii around-boys who can play foot- see those \len ~..... o.-e faU, ...... I!last wUh IUch f~n. tbe Boston Braves before 20,.168 to 0, behind the two-hit pitching bail for the love of the game alone bui at the "IDe time we . _ald • Wl'tH ,. stan aa Betty Hicks and Lieut. fans last night. . of VI.lter Bier, who struck out -and not for the glory that it lob ratber llee c.be wlr with the patty Berr. ·. I Tommy. Holmes, Boston slugger nine and gave only one base on brings. Nips over BOOaer. The protesalonols comPete ~oy who led the' league in baltihg vir- b;llla. and the Blnckhawks won Increaslnl" Power And if Show, Dowen, Crees nnd tot: qu.y~ placesln tb• ."OOOj tually. a1Lscl¥im, came :out: of .his Irom State Center '2 to '0, as vet Yes. 'Clem is worried, but who the rest can help aceompllsh that all-A mer I can tourn,ment. The slump with a double, single and eran Bill Prall whiffed 11 while wouldn't be. From all the other feat all the faster, we wrsh them' oo _It ...... MeMe,.·.- thteewalkr. - '-"--'--'-'- . alJowtn. cmty- tttt'el!"ttlt8.- - JUg Ten camps comes word of in" Ciod~8~I!d, bUt" pI!! ... hurry back!
o. , . i, 1945 _NESDAY, JUI;V '25, 1945. , •• DAILY lOW A'Jf, IOWA CITY. 'iOWA ~ ~sic Hour loBe Re:' c~ita~,~-;~==-=::::I~r:B:rit:ish~s::a~ilo:rl~s~ha:r~. 8oo~ty~--:~====~;';;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~=:====--=::::;===:::IIJ!=~-::::,!PA!~. OB~FIVI~
... (tit) "C8J-WB•• (,..)-:---~~~~::..,-. '8 " p .. t Senaf~ Cgfflmi~ee ~:::lC) . IN~~N{~:; G .. I. Lat'a (~T) oun Y aymen s Bac~s Or;,e to Reef Nit The ~slc hQur program at 8 Profess?!' 'Phil Harris (WHO) 75 OOO"R-I W k o'clock thIS evening will be' a re- Woo.ds and Fields (K~L) py BENBT P. JAMJ!;&ON abl,y higher wages than·royal navy , ~I Of ers dill by Gi:orl\e Morey. flule; Al- ':41 . LONpON (AP)-A ' handsome seamen. - W6StIINO~N (AP) -The )Ill Sigel, clarinet, and Norma G. I. LaUs ('Yr-!T) cash "bounty" payment-Irom a 8y the same token, the pay senate war invewtlgating commit (;nIlS. plano. Professor PhH Harris (WHO) scale lor United States navy per- . Jane( FIllnner (KXEL) jackpot that already exceeds sonnel is higHer than the British. tee yesterday put 'its weight be , . 10:00 $76,OOO,OOD-awall$ every man in The bonus pa,ment scheme hlnc! the drive to recruit 75,000 TocI.,'s Pto.. nfs News-Doug Grant (WMT) the British navy. dates back to ~fQre the days of railroad workers needed to break 8:00 Morning Chapel . 'Supper Club (WHO) JIIS an ld t dit' . lh B 't Drake, ""-en aU booty we'nt to ~he redeployment transporta {ion 1:15 Musical Minlatvres . R. 'Gross, Nefw's (KX.l. ) .. 0 ra Ion m e rl - .., .. H j!;L ish navy that war booty be d\s- the crews thaL took it. Jam. .' I:JI News, Th~ Dally lowaD ~ 40:15 tributed among seamen. In the When asked it there was a law The committee Joined Defense 8:t5 ProgralJl CalendaJ: Fulton . Lewis .Commentary American navy everything cap- providing that "loot" go directly to TransportaUoD Director J. Monroe 1:55 Service ' Reports (W)VlT), tured automatically becomes the the men instead of to the govern- Johnson Ip pleadiag for assign: 1:00 Shakespea re's Comedies News. M. L. Nelsen (WHO) property of the United Slates iOv- a senior naval officer said, merit. of more workers to the over t:1I News, The' Dally Iowan men~, H. R. Gross, News (KXEL) ernment. "YQu've got me there. But U', one roaded western trunk lines. The 10:00 Here's An Jdea . . lOtiO • The British admiralty prize of our oldest tradltlons." urgency of -the need recently was 10:15 High School Program Chuck Foster's Band (WMT) I;ourt. which rules on the dispooi- There is no record of any com- emphas~ by President Truman 10:30 The Bookshelf ' War Service Billboard (WHO) tion of all captured goods, has col- plaints ever being registered py in a message sent after his de 11:00 The Study of Literature Paul .Hutchens (KXEL) lected and earmarked tor distri- .Jonn Q. Taxpayer, who might parture Cor the Big Three confer 11:50 Farm Flashes . . 10:45 bulion among men, up to date want the money U$ed some other enCtl' in Bulin. 11:00 Rhythm Ran.tbles Chuck Foster's Band WMT) 19,000,000 pounds from the pro- way. Committee' Chairman Mea d lI:st News, The Dally Iowan Nat BMqwynne Orchestra ceeds of the sale of cargos of In this war, for the first time, ( D., N. Y.) promised to purS\le 11:45 Religious News "(WHO) " enemy ships captured by the Brit- the capture of many enemr ships the' question -Mth the war man: 1:00 Mu'sical Chats ' Paul .Hutchens (KXEL) ish during the war. and cargOll was due to detection power commialsion. the war de 2:00 Victory Bulle~in Board . " ll:pO For thc first time in history the by aircraft, which subsequently partment, selective servjce, tbe 2:10 Early 19th Century Mus~c ' CBS World News (WMT) navy is cutting in another branch guided the navy in for the kill. railroad reUrement board, and any 3:00 Freshma n Takes tlie Plat- Starlit Road 0YHO) of the service on the fund: all RAF Thus airmen were voted shares In other· Ol'ganilaUon that might be form N'ews (KXEL) , airmen who participated In :lea this lJoVel business eri\etprise. able to lielp. I:SI !/eWll, The Da.l1y Iowa.n _ .• U:l5 warfare, mainly coastal command Although no decision has been . J'ohnlon suggested that the sim ~:35 Mu&ic of Othcr' Countries And -So the St6ry Goes Iliers, will be voted an equal share reached by the treasury" in regard plest sOIutiml would be to dts 3:45 Afternoon Melodies •. ' ~ (WMT) with seamen. to a scale of payment, "in relation cnarge enoll.h experienced rall tOO Behind the War ··News S.larHt Road (WlJO) The prize fund already totals to ,rank, precedent indicates tpat rolMiers (rom'the army, or at least 4:15 Child Play Rev. /?je~sch's Hour (KXEL) some 5,000,000 pounds, ($20,000,- individual shares wlll range (rom furlough them-. 4:30 Tea Time Melodies - 11:30 000) more than thc total amount about $15.00 for admirals to $80 "One good r~ilroad man work 5:00 Children's Hour ' Off the Record (WMT) split up among the men in blue to $100 lor mess boys! in, on a railroad is worth 100 rail 5:30 Musics 1 Moods News, Garry Lenhart (WHO) aCter the last war. Several million AIter the last war approxl- road • men in· the army," he de- 5:45 News. The Dally Iowan Rev. fletsch's (Hour KXEL) more dollars worth of sea prizes mately $60,000,000 was distributed clared. • • • 6:00 Dinner Hour MuSic 11:45 still await a prize court decision, roughly this way: admirals, $12,- "LHOUIJTED WACS wave a welcome a.i the British troopship ',Aquftania, ~tvell from ~urope at a 7.576 1'he 1:55 News, The Dally Iowan Otf the Record (WMT) and a sizable amount is expected 000 ; captains, $2,oqO; )ieutenantE, rairt-dten ~hed New York harbor with Yartk veta alloard. 31-year-old veuel h... erved ... a LQuis XIV once paid U4.000 for 7:00 Treasury Salute Music, News from NBC (WHO) to be collected, as the aritish $480; seamen, ,100; boys, $60 . • troop transport In two World wars. (lDtel'IJ.a,iolJ.al Soundl16oto) a 'Pair o! buttons. 7:15 France Forever Dante Orchestra (KXEL) share in the Pacific. ; - 7:30 Sport.Stime 1~:90 None of this bonus money will ~unior Orchestra, Ba,,~ POPEYE 7:45 One Man's Opinion Press News (WMT) be handed out until aeter the end To Present ,Concert ,HE MONSTE.12. IS 8:00 Music Hour Midnight 'Rhyt6m Parade of the war with Japan, and ad- LEAVING. I:"; NeWli. The Dally Iowan (WHO) • rniJ'ally o(ficial said. we ~ In North Music Hall SAFE, MISS OYL Slgn. OCf (KXEL) The booty is split among the NETWORK H~GHLIGHTS .entire service and not just crews Summer session jUnior orches who had a direct hand in the cap tra and band will present a con . 6:00 ture of ships-as was the case half cert Aug. 7, accordlni to Wlllialn Musical Scoreboard (WMT) Chance.f,or T~achers a century ago. However, naval Gower. director of the groups. The tl!cia Tl!orne & Co. (WHO) .", "chair-borne personnel-men in program has nQt yet · be!!n ar dt.1in Belt Rangers ,(KXEL) shore and administrative jobs - ranged, Gqwer sald. The orchestra Danny receive only one-third as much as will present the first hilli of the O'Nei~;I~WMT) , Wh~ Gen~ral Training combat men. can pert and t~e band will play News of the World (WHO) " Merchant seamen po not share in the latter half. H. R. Gross. News (KXEL) Pred,·cted to Be Good the dividends, but a navy man is The concert will be at 10 a. m. 6:30 ' ., quick to point out that merchant in the norlh hall ' of ' the music Ellery Queen (WMT) ." EVANSTON, Ill. (AP)-A good seamen as a rule draw consider- building. News, M. L. Nelsen (WHO) chance of getting a postwar jo/:> as s - 1-- DId You Know (KXEL~ a gr;lde or high school teacher 6:45 awaits the person whose college Ellery Q\leen (WMT) training ~mphasi:ted general edu H. 'V. ~altenbot'n (WHO) catlpn more, tljan specialization. Pr~ferred Melodies (KXEJ.,) ' That. was the prospect an- , 7:'00 nounced yesterday by Frank S. En Th~ Sa.int (WMT) dic9lt, l'{orthwest~rn university di Mr. lind Mrs. North (WHO) i:ec~or ol p!acemeht, a,ter a survey Pic and Pat (KXElL) . Of. 92 s?~ool sut'el'intend~nts in 7:15 n1lddle . western commUnities of ;. The Saint WMT) from 2,500 to l,QOO,OOO pO pula lion. Mr. and Mrs. North (WHO) The best chance of a'U, he said, '. Raymond Gram Swing (KXEL) awaits the person with a general . 7:30 education, who in addition has a Dr. ChristJan (WMT) good pe~sona1ity, a record of par G~y Mts. Feathet'stone (WHO) ticipati(m in campus activities, and Visit Strub's Mezzanin' Fishing and Hunting Club high grades. . ~ Comments trom surveyed super (KXEL) , , 7:45 intendents Included: 2nd Floor Dr. Christian (WMT) . "I alJl convinced that teachers Gay Mrs. Featherstone (WHO) need a broader and more general Air Conditioned Flshil)g and Hunting Club ~ducatlon and less specialization. (KXEL) I would like to see much more ~;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--======~=====-:! . 8:00 pro v lsi 0 n for comprehensive It courses In hlstoty, literature, and Crime Photographer (WMT) CLASSIFIED LOST AND roUND Wednesday With You (WHO) science than have traditionaUy CurllIin (Time KXEL) been provided." RATE CARt r'A persqr who has experIenced LOST: Black bill10ld Saturday at 8; 15 Lake Macbride. Reward. Call Crime Photographer (WMT) give and take, le If... B~ed GoodI DIAL 4191 ... cu...... "lie8"e~ ' .~ I I INSTRUCTION Om.,.,. Daacin, Lessons-ballroom, bal C!2~.ry " let, tap. Dial 72U. Mimi YOl1d. III .. W "... "', Wurlu. WMC Regulation. FURN1Tt1RE MOVING Advertisement. for male or N lentlal female wor.e... are ear· MAHER BROS. T~NSF.R rled bJ UJefIe "Belp WaIlled" ror Efficient l'umiture IIovIq Il4II__ wUh UJe anderltand AIIk About Our lor Utat hlrlnr prOCle".r. ahaIJ WARDROBE SERVICB couform to War Maapoww CommluloD aeplaUon.. I -DIAL - 9696 - DIAL WANT ADS Get Right to THE HEART! ~ 10 IMIAIK on a Ave-week post-war plannlD, tDur of Europe 4 • aft these COD&reIImen pictured at the airport in Waahtncton. Left to' t (front) to the croup are: Rep. Victor Wickersham. Oklahoma; Pvt. Place Yours NOW, III Gueer Df Mancheater, N. H., W1!0 100t • lei in blttle and 18 ftylnl ~lIlI home; Rep. Walt Horan, Walhin,ton: Rep. Jam" G. rulton. !t::.: Rep. Chester E. Merrow, l't.l!.; Maj. J. E. Whitmore, who is In Ie of. the group; Rep. Walter B. Huber, Ohio. On steps (L to r.): DAILY IOWAN WANT ADS ' ~. Michael A. Felghan, Ohio; Rep. Frank L. Chelf, Ky.; Rep, George Ii. Dondero, Mich.; Rep. A. S. Carnahan, Mo.; .Rep. S. A. Wets!, Penna.; PHONE 4191 IIId Rep. Homer ~. R~1. Qhio. . e' .. • ('nternaCionat). Proposed Budget From Private to Lieutenant Colonel in Three Years- Earl J. Griffith Made For County SubmiHed Record of Alfred S. · Marlin Lieuten.ant Colonel To Supervisors . By CBlleK MOSEY In Iowa State Guard DaD, Iowan Staff Writer * * * The proposed county budget for From private to lieutenant col Col Arthur T. Wallace. chief or the year 1946-1947 was placed be onel in three years, is a long jump. start of the Iowa state guard. an BEEF VEAL CDn'I Pal _ fore the members of the Johnson However, thai's the promotion rec nounced yesterday Ulat Capt. Earl IITEAD CDmI PElt _ IITEAIIII AJW CHOPS county board of supervisol'll Mon ord of Allred S. MarUb, Univer J. Gifford of Iowa City had been 4238Sl. day. IlIty &raduate. Martin received his ~ ...... -...... = :: : : II 1':'~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::. :g ,. promoted to lieutenant colonel and 213411. . The date for the nenrin, of com Ph.D delree in history in June. named to succeed Lieut. Col. 44 • SS plalnls on th~ j$timated expendi 1141. . U ~I 17 1 Oliver S. Reiley, as commander 'ot .. .. :.. 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