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Parnell Wins 20th Partly cloudy with thUDdenhowen to­ •. Page 2 day. Fait cmd cooJ.r tomorrow. Bloh to­ Short Hair·Do Nee ~'(l\I l d idt'lIliry tlll' j{Ulllllt'l1 who ll·ii'd tu kill him last Ma". ate voted yrsterday to cu l 1he there. statistics rep o rt e d consumer der Maj. Gen. tail. A third Is thaL raw material unio.n said the strikes :lnd threats hl'I'" Ull ullion UCl'US'J tile poLice' or "lax· airforce back to 48 groups os rec­ n,r. Rii~erLp.r- L~ ' 1I1hl'l'. bllSilll'~., Tbe 9 p.m, adviaor), laid the rices dropped six-tenth s of one sen. tamed for his Arctic fliuhts... pl·,·ces are do\vl', u~bout ten per- to walk. out must be consl'dered . , . '8 ommended by President Truman, P It y' II l1d ISlIld}' I I'l.'fll~!l1 to iIlVi'fl ti"lI tt' th . llOoting "barrl . storm would ,radually lose force percent in the month ending July They brought medical sUllplies. cent from a year ago. political actions even if nrgotia- .. despite warnings the action striker. durlnf the 10Uowln, 12 to 10& 15. Commander William Porler, U. The July index is three percent tlons tor higher wages have been III ." Ua fundamental blow at our no­ hours, But danrerous winds S. attache at Hammed .. t, told below July a year ago. [t is four going on at some shops. 'rhl' union Icmler. who IVpars tional defe n.se." . The pay cut, scheduled for sept. were forec:aa& for much of the f reporters in a telephone coll to percent under August a year ago, There are 50,000 to 60,000 or- a black patch over hi~ l'ight eye He's Too Old peninsula. Stonn warnlnu were It voted 49 to 9 io slash the 1, was averted when General Mo­ Oslo, thaL the Cochlno was on a when IJvlng costs hit lheir high- ganized metal workers In F'inlnnd as a result a! lhe shoaling, said airforce's contract authority by tors President Oharles Wilson ac­ extended northward from 81. "routine cruise outsIde of Norwe- est level in history. An informed b (sl d ~s the workers in affiliated Delroit pol e ignored of tel'S of a Dawes Won't OHer Au,ustine to Charleston, S.C., Sm-miWon tor fiscal 1950. That cepted a n unofficial assurance gian territorial waters" at the lime guess is that today's Jiving cost trades. Most union leaders are' neighbor t try to identify two I would permit it to buy only $1,- from th e bureau of labor stati stics mort than BOO mile up the AI­ of the mishap. level is lrom four to five percent anti-Communist but some locals men he said he saw silting In an Advice to World 415,000,000 worth of new planes that. its index slightly underesli­ lie did not, bowl!ver, give the below the August, 1948 peak. have Communist majorities. automobile parked ne3r the Reu- cmCAGO «PI - Gen. Charles lantlc 00II" instead of the $1,992,775,000 au­ mates rent inert ases which have A strilt\ngly similar hurricane exact position and l'lere was 110 ------th r home for lhree days before Gutes Dawes, former vice-pres­ taken place in the past nine years. thorized by the house. Indication that the uJldf rSea the sh ting. ident of the United States, said in IH7 lost tts punch after hit­ yesterday on the eve of hls 84th tin, the Plorlda east coast but craft were approach III&, Soviet Reuther, brother at Woller Y veered out into the ,ulf and bullt 1St birthday the world can get along waters. Porter said the cause Reuther. the target of an rusassin ugos a vs Us pee up again to lay waste the Mis­ Seven Die in Submarine Accident of the acclden~ WlI'J n Jt known. a y<'ar earlier, was crItically without any advice from him. sissippi and Louislana gulf coasts. N.avy officials in Washington wounded. "I'm an old man," said ibe one-time amba.acIor to Brlbln These areas were talting emer­ said they were not certain j ust VI t R th 'd li S b R I and arcbitecl of Ute famed gency precautions In the face of where the submllrines were opel'- tte° a otage epr,·sa tiOne~o~he e~ . lg~b~~1 d~~ ~~:; "Dawes plan" for German re­ the new threat. • ating. They added, that i! Ham- , a gunmon 1I red a s h 0 t gun bl as 1 merlest was the rloses\ port there . through the Reuthers' living room paraLlollB after World War I. Even as Florida reeled under the record blow, a new storm was III{ _ . BEfJCi.HADE, Ylliu~LAVIA (l P) - ReLi able I' p rl-; window. but after that, the " No one wants to hear what I have to say," he said. reported buUdini up far out in was at least a poSSIbility they swd!a t Illght )~lI gos l!1 via '. la I'gpst oi I 1·t'Jin el y had b (' II blown would-be witness got the "brush­ Dawes sat at his polished desk the Atlantic. The first reports of were not fa I' from Rusian wa- tip ,\ edll i'sday I1I~ht III thp Adrintic port or ltt'j ekll (Ji'iIlHle) IIlld olt." in the Q!flces of the City National the trouble area came from De­ tel'. Howevu, it is ,ntlrely pos- thllt ominro!'1U sabotage was SllSP ct d. Bank and Trust company, of kar, in French West Africa. sible they were cruising to the ;\ L.·auwl!ile, about 10 day!> ago, U\'t'ording t f> pl'r istent, but * * * which he is chairman of the board. ~~SlG~:e~~~~~ ~!/{ammerf t, in Il.bs h~tt'ly un 'o ~lfit'llIable reports, four planes of unknown na . Wants to Help . .. "I don't know exactly how I'll Vatican Foresees Both the ill -rated Cochino and tlOnahly fl ew mto Yugo lavia celebrate," he said. "Maybe my the Tusk carried snorkels _ the from thp direction of Albania The plant, taken over from Haly STORRS, CONN. (\1'1 - Victor family has some plans." 'Great Revelation' underwaler "breathing" devl'ces and bombed the Albanian border. ft th t I h d Reuther saId here last nighL that He had been budret dlreetor 'd Y a er e peace rea y, 0 been I'e wonted on do veryhing possl- under Warren nardlnr, comp­ which enable subma~lnes t:> re- Th ese reports salone ugo- • "' VATICAN CITY (A» - Without ' lav mil't pI d t d greatly expanded by the govern- I ble to help Detroit police solve the troller of currency under Wll- confirming or denying reports that main submerged for long periods . I ary ane was es ro,Ye . of time. They added Yugoslav flak bat- ment and was the only modern shooting case in which he was 110m McKinley, vice - ...esIdenl St. Peter's bones have been found, teries fired for four hours during Yugotlav refinery. wounded last May. under Calvin CooJldre and a col­ the Vatican radio has urged flith.­ the daytime assault. These re- Simultaneously, it was reported Reuther was inrormed that Po- orful n,ure In public: Ute for lul Catholics to await a "areat re­ ports could not be co nfjrmed. by responsible sources the 8,000- lice G.lmmissioner Harry Toy three decade.. velation" by the Holy See con- Police Learn tHame All the reports came o.n the ton PartiZanka, Yugoslavia's larg- would sumrnon Reuther and his U[ come in eael! day put cerning the tomb of St. Peter. heels at the Soviet note of Aug. · est ship, was severely damaged brother, Walter. for lie detector really don't do any work," he This .'Jl'Oadcast advice represents 2~ warning tha1 "more effective" when it was set afire in Split two test!. co nfided. "You know, a chairman the only authoritative Vatican ..' Of Check Forger measuret would be talten against weeks ago. The government has "We have the idea that the of the board is just a retired bus- comment thus far on American . .. ~ I Iowa City pOlice w('re noUfied Marshal Tito's government unless started an investigation, but so far Reutbers havl'n't been frank wi th Iness man who doesn't know it. newspaper reports stating that the yesterday th a L the true name of it stopped "peneeuting" Soviet no report hat been m3de on wh t us and m:lY b holding something "[ heard Averill Harriman say apostle's bone~ have been discov­ the man wanted fOL' a $115 check citizens. also is suspected of being sabo- back," Toy said in a statement in that once," he said. "J guess it's Iered under SI. Peter's basUica in (orgery was Albert George Golds­ The report on the refinery ex- tage. Detroit. I true, ,too." Vatican City. band, address unknown. plosion said uncon troUed fjre~ The FBI reported that the man, still raged in the "United YugO­ who has not yet been taken into slavia" plant which processes all custody, has used at least 80 dif­ lhe crude ott Yugcslavla Imports. Languid Louie,_One·Mile·Per·Day Tractor, Plants Trees feren t names on forged checks throughout the country. WASHINGTON (JP) - Languid He passed the $115 rorged check Dr. Rutledge Fans Louie, the mile - a - day tractor, It was developed by Tom Br d- of a tracto{ just far enou,h for- I ers can ,et the youn. trees into in Iowa City on Feb. 23, 1946 crept Placidly yesterday in to a . . a ward on its frame so he could the nursery rows at the rate of speed-mad world. Iley, who IS 111 .ch,arge of the con- which was made out to Harold Raise Over $3,600 introduce an automobile trans- 10,000 an bour. Let others boast ot their super- servati~n se;vl ce 5 .tree nursery Kramer and signed Philip Care- migsJon unit into the power The agrtculture department don. ST. LOUIS (IP) - More than sonic jet planes and ro~ket ships. near Z nesville, OhiO. train. He threw both transmis- newl bulletin which told .about it Goldsband is also wanted in $3,600 nas bel'f1 contributed to the The agriculture department's soli Bradley needed something to conservation service beams fondly pull the transplanting machines, sions into low gear and stepped yesterday say.s that the costa have Cedar Rapids on a Similar charge, appeal fund being raised in behaU on the gas. been cut not only by the speedy Iowa City police said. 01 Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr., on Its dawdling hauler with the which transfer baby trees from hookworm crawler. their seedbeds to nursery rows. ~Ccess! plantinc but by the regular row Two other persons wanted here who is serving a 70-year pri.son The contraption ambled oft at lpacin, which lMIrmita cultivation. on false check charges have been sentence in Iowa. Louie's job is planting trees. An operator stationed on each And there's no hurry _ yawn _ machine feeds the tiny seedlings 10 feet per minute, or the appl'Ox- methods that recluce hand weedini arrested and sentenced aL Burllng- The lamily of the young st. imate velocity of a jalopy with and hoein,. ton, local pOlice said. The two are Louis phYSician, in making this about planting trees. Nevertheless, into ~he ~roper slots. But if the three missing cylinders in a tral- YQU take the hilb road, or you mE NAVY DEPARTMENT ,mnouneed seven perllons were killed Kenneth Dale Coop and M

NATION .. LEAGU E Then W L peT, GD St. L.ul, .. , . 7" "7 ./itUS It an Broo".)" ...... ,.~ 49 .~D~ As Mates Blast White Sox, 11-4,, 10 ..r 7 Bo'don ••.• f..'J lir .f\'!!J JIIuch Illar Phlladolphla . .. . . L": 60 .008 I New York ...... ,(to fiU .5Il ~ I'"; I 'I ~ wOOlen a l PIUl burrb ."", ."0 m .4117 17 Clnclnna.tI ...... 49 71 ,408 2 ' )aJve pick( Red Sox Move Chlca,. . •... , . 48 76 .3ft7 27 . VESTERDA\" SCOR.ES or scissor, Chit'l\(o ' . hrn .. ... "" \) 1·ltt burrh B. Philadelphia 2 away at 1 Ros lon ~. Cln.-lnnaU !! With th New York ,t. St. Loul" !! Up in AL Race TOOA " '~ PITCUF,ll S short loci St. Louis It New York (2) - Ureah­ CHICAGO (iP) - Southpaw Mel ,. .. " (1n~n) till" MllrUn ('!-O) YI KO ll lo JIIing tenc Parnell of the Boston Red Sox (O .. IU .I,d Jon~ ' C1 0·9) rhtn~o .t Arookl, " - ",,<,ker (~.r.) thing IllO became the first major leagu ~ or C hlpm" " (6-8) n; ROt! (10.4) its Impetu pitcher 10 win 20 games as Bc!t')n PUt.Jburlh I' PhlJadtlpbla - Bonham 111-1) VI R.·ro 13·6) 'lieU - che swept a doubleheader from the rinC'lunaU IH Bos'l)o - Yo" U~ · 1 3) OT Chic3go White Sox, 11 - 4 and 10-7, Ptteraon I t .l\\ "'; ~.'n !lfl- l·t' !bere's a AMERICAN LEAGUE dore 19,047 p: rsons yesterday, W L PCT. • pOOr h; It was a happy double vict ory Nf!W 'fork . . .. ' 1 At. .t1.-..! U yOU P "'!lI ln" •...... 71 4" .GO, for the Red S:)X. Coupled with Cleveland ...... 70 5l ,5.0 10 a pro the Yankees' loss to Cleveland last Detroll " .. ,," ,,69 56 .5:;'l PhHad olpbla . " .. fo O M ,& 15 This is the fourth ill a series 01 .re. rewc nilth t. it moved the Beantown <'hl .. {. " . " .. " .61 71 .418 crew to within a game and a q,. t .. ... ul"" ...... ' .42 Jill .341 slories about the University of ilIt's Washlolton ...... 111 79 .!cUl Iowa's 1!:Quincy 8 hit' In notching his 20th vic­ O'! .. ,) v. aan'u ([1 .. 14) Walerloo 10 SprlngCicld 9 and the fullback situation is more tory. He has lost only six. soli d than usual. In the second game Bob Kuzava, Jack and Mac caught the ' Ch i~ago pitcher, tied an American passes of Al DiMarco for a total of 756 yards last lall, practi­ BOB MC KENZIE lear"ue record with six straighl This Is the Other ... stril"eouts, Six American leaguers cally evenly divided. They gave shart' tho mark, matched last oJY their defensive men severe Jit­ Clev£land's Bob Feller in 1938, Cards Fall To Giants; Bums Bow~ 4-2 ters, and with justillcatlon. are strong and call move, wave is l ,ater Kuzava was kayoed by DiMarc'o iso't throwing 'them Gerald Nordman, a minor let· wrappin when it a 1I,, ~ drive off the bat of AI any more, but Dittmer and Mc­ ter-winner o( 190 pounds from is put in Zarillfl.. He was taken LO Mercy Redbirds Hold Lead 10 Kenzie ha ve the skill to make St. Louis, also will help. Iowa Brooks Fail Gain Then hosplt'a I with bruised ribs on - the young quarterbacks such as City's Bob Wil son, 185, from the Schroeder Stretches for SidweW s Slam tn off his Itlt ~lde. Despile 4-2 Shemng; l!'red Ruck look good. 1948 squad, is the filth candidate. The Red Sox hammered three As 3 Cub Pitchers Offensive Ends and first game pitchers for 17 hits, But they are primarily offens­ wlde- eight for extra bases. In the sec­ Durocher Gets Boot Toss 6-Hiff~r, 4-2 ive ends. Dittmer is a 165-pounder ond /(B me the Rcd Sox powered from Elkader and McKenzie is :l Yankees Lose Costly 16 ~Iows. NEW YORK (IP) - The New BROOKLYN (A') - The lowly Hlb-pound ·l'onkawa. Okla., man. Chicago built up a 2-1 lead in York Giants finalJy caught up to Chi cago Cubs prevented the Behind them are Ralph Woodard, Game 10 Tribe, 5-3 the opener, but Boston pounded one of their big tormen tors ye:. tel'­ Brook~ Dodgers from gamlllg 195, Ft. Dodge, and Bob Hoff, 190, day when they shelled Gerry Sta starter Bill 'Wight fl (M C ltveltlnll . ... II !O nl! 'h-~ 8 I second base. and C"mp,tnella. Wp .. !\funcrJltr (:; .. 9> . R a ,,('hi CIIi · "l ~nn ~il\ltra ; UtnlOll fl·~) F t7simmons was eJerted 1... 1" ·YatLrn (to .. 10 dud U ea;nn. IIlt · Gorflon. first, then the others when they Wom~n' s Golf Fin31 took up the argument. EXUIB'l'ION FOOTBALL For six innings, Staley lookec Dark's Late Bingle An·t\.mt"c'\ {'onhrtntt 3S though he were going to cash Chicago 17, nil ((.110 14 " Pits Close Friends SCHROEDER (foreground) make] a gallant attemp~ to return a hard smash by Bill Cleveland 29 , New York 2J in again. He was coasting along ~ idwdJ (far ccurt), Australian tennis dar, in their Davis Cup challenge round match at Forest Hills Edges Redlegs, 3-2 REICHARDT RJLEY CHICAGO (iP) - Helen Sigel on a 2-1 lead going into the bot­ yesterday, Schroeder m £sed I:.ls try but defeated Sidwell in five sets, helping .Amerlca gain a 2-0 BOSTON (iP) - A1 Dark's two "Doors Open 1:15" of Philadelphia and p.eg Kirk of tom half of the teventh, Then lead in the Cup competition. nold Caplan. 17 5. Des Moines, out single in the ninth drove in a At fullback, Bill Greene, who .findlay, Ohio. two close friends, things bega5 to happen, and when pa ir of runs that gal'e the Boston started three 1948 games and play­ clash today for the women's west­ it was all over the Giants had Braves a 3-2 victory over the Cin­ ed considerable Lime in all con­ t;tlr:Zn1l ern amateur golf championship. notched three tallies, enough for Dutch Housewife cinnati Reds last night before a tests, is an Iowa City senior. He The 29-year-old Miss Sigel, who the game. Grabs 2-0 Davis (up Lead STARTS TODAY " Jo:NDS The Giants had scored once in u.s. 12,426 crowd. That frame was the is only 170 pounds but plays a TUESDAY" defeated Miss Kirk . 5-4 in th1! Quits Channel Try the second on a home run by only troublesome spot J ohnny smart and courageous game, women's national quarterfinals F RES'!' HILL, '. N.Y , (UP) - Ri chard (Pancho) Gon­ Vander Meer, the Reds' veteran Reichardt Good Punter last y< ar, moved through yes­ Hank Thomson but the card{ DOVER, ENG, (iP) - Mrs, Willi zale anel slammitl~ d Sc hroeder, two clouting Califoroiam; left bander, encountered while to­ terday's semi-finals with a 2-1 came back with two in the third Van Rijsel, 31-year-old Amster­ Burly sophomores who have with a sizzliug' sl'rI'it'e, g'1l\,(' thr Un it ed States II 2·0 leael over taling eight strike outs and giving caught the eye o[ coaches with win over Mary Agnes Wall 01 on a round tripper by Marty dam housewife, gave up her at­ Australia yrstt'l'day to yirlually clinch America's d fense of the up as many hits. their power are Bili Reichardt, Menominee, Mich, I Marion with Staley on base, tempt to swim the English chan­ famed Dayis Cu p, , Walker Cooper flied in Lloyd Iowa City, 200 pounds, and Don Miss Kirk, the %7 -year-old SI, Loul...... oo~ 000 0i)~2 5 ~ nel yesterday because of a heavy Merriman with the first Cincinna­ (Mike) Riley, 210-pound Chicago, Ohio state ehamplon And na­ Ne.. 1'ork ...... 010 COO 301-4 10 I Beh l'order, bull·shouldered WimbJedom Champion from La fog . St&l.y. Brule (7). W,lk. (8) and tl run in the fourth inning and Ill., Negro, Reichardt bas the add­ PLATS IT tional title bolden' winner at Oa,.,lola.; Jannn (14·12 ) and Westrum Crescenta, Cali1. , WOll the fir t; Boatmen who accompanied her B . Mueller (8) . LP-Slale, (R·8) . HRS. the Reds pulled into a 2-0 lead ed advantage of being a good AU~l1sta last spring, trimmed ;llgles match by str'Jing one of estimated she was I:ss than two Marlon, Thomson. Kiner Smashes No. 36 in the seventh, when lTed Klus­ punter and i11 spring drill show­ Polly Rill'Y cr Fort Worth, Tex.. lis usuaJ c mebacks te down Aus~ • miles from her goal when sh( zewski lined a homer, his secJnd 4-2. ,ie Billy Sidwell, 0-1, 5-7, 4-6. 6-2, To Hand Bucs 3-2 Wm quit, ed more consistent ball-carrying The only time the two chums 3-3 before 8,000 spectators at the in two nights here, into the right .than Riley, The plucky Dutch womap field pavilion, One or both may come h av~ met competitively was in West Side Tennis club. 1 PHILADELPHIA (iP) - Ralph Tigers Wallop Nats plunged into the icy channel through to gIve Iowa more at the national meet at Pebble Beach, Gonzales, the swarthy National Kmer's 36th homer of the ·season, The first Boston run came in waters ofl C'i1P Gris Nez, France, the seventh. fullback. than normally. They Calif., when Miss Sig( I uncorked Amateur king ircm Los Angeles, a mighty blast on the root of the at 7:26 a,m, GMT Friday (1 :26 With 18 Hits, 11-1 Clnolnn.1i ., ...... ODO lOll IOO-~ 7 ~ a 33 on the first nine to have J\ er-~ o wered )"Iolld Frank Sedg- lett Held stands in the third In­ a,m, Iowa time), She came out at B., loll .. 000 000 10 t-~ ~ I On I"lhway 6 W ., ~ t Coralville her 8-down, and after dusting hH DETROIT (iP) - The Detroit man, 21-year-Qld.... star from down \ling. gave the Pittsburgh -Pirate: 12: 16 a,m. GMlr Saturday (6:16 \ ' ande-rmett' «(·8) and Cou l,er : Hick. 0' under, B-6, 6-4, 9-7. ,,",rd. It o~ ue un .nd C ra ndall. ",P- off advanced to the finals before Tigers fattened up their batlinr p,m , Friday l vwa time), artu H oc- ue (2 .. ~)' IfR- Klusfewskl. being defeat( d by Grace Lenczyk. Thus, with onJy three points a 3-2 vJctory over !he Philadel­ averages yesterday as they rap­ swirr:ming just undel' 17 hours. L~;;::::::::;:;;;::::;;;:;:ri It was the second time Miss Sige' ped out IB hits while wallopinf remaimng in today's long doubles phia PhiUies last night. It is 21 miles from Cape Gris I match and Sunday's two Singles, finished as a runner-up in the the luckless Washington Senator~ Kiner's wallop, coming with one Nez as the gulls fl y but not for ~~ Australian hopes were practically nation, 11-1. swimmers - they are bealen oft ~ 8 ~r______..... gone of regaining the huge silver on, broke a 1-1 deadlock and gave "J'II "heUack her bmorrow," Three home runs ;'attled off thl course by tides and c urr ~nt...... m .. •••.. rl Illtemational tennis bowl which Bill Werle his 10th victory. of the Plus laughed Ihe PblladelpbhLn ycs­ Detroit bats as the Tigers ran the U.S. won back Irom them in season. Ken Heintzelman was STARTS TODAY . terday, CI ublnuse antics ketp their winning streak to fivl CR OPEN TOURNEY BEGINS COLOR(;ARTOON In 1946. charged with the defeat, his sixth. the other girls smches. "That games, It was their 15th 'win 01 CEDAR RAPIDS (iP) - The The Funniest "Cat Tbat lIated People" Kirk will be a push over." Veteran John Bromwich w\ll lie hal won 15. FIRST SIIOW 1:80 • S.CO"" Show 9:au the campaign against the Sena· $5,000 Cedar Rapids Open, the Show of this or - LA i"ENtws - All Ihis was taken in good grace team with Sidwell in the doubles tors, who have laken only fOUl I'ltt.bur(h '" . D'~ 008 1100-3 8 I' first PGA-sanctioned golf meet tNUS TDNIGI1'f by the affable Peggy, the m edalist 111 an attempt to keep the Aussies Phll. dolphl...... 100 000 001-2 8 , Any year from Detroit, ever held in Iowa, opens over with Westmoreland course record alive. They will face Gardnar W.rl. (10-9) and MoCuliourb; Heln,' - 'j ~ 'ltlman. Konitan', (9) and 8emlalt'k . the country club course here to­ ~r~4·tJlij. Vic Wertz led lhe Tiger slugger, .•WHOY 01 Coral Gables. Fla" and liS I LV E R of 73, three under par . Miss Klrk LP· Hr-inheifnan 0 5·11). HR. Xiner. day, ~ \. is competing in her seventh wes t­ as he banged his J Bth homer 0' d illy ·.I.· .. lbert o( New York, foul'­ ( rn a mateur. The farthest she the year and his foul'th in f,!>Ul time U,S. National doubles champ. R I V E R" "Doors Open 1:15" advanced before was through the days. Aaron Robinson eontl'ibule. ions. Tomorrow's closing Singles STARRING first round in 1943, his No , 1 and Hoot Evers hit hi: pit Schroeder against Sedgman fl. I],. I :d ERROL Fl,VNN sixth. alld Gonzates against Sidwell. .nd Young Ted Gray scattered 5i)! Schroeder's triumph eama in ANN SlItRJOAN ~Wf1JJ) Spence Clubs 2 Homers Washingtcn hits as he racked U) the usual Schroeder m3nner, He h'A lead li lln,'nr IU~ •• STAR'! ' TO DAY "Ends As Browns Rio A's, 11-3 his eighth "iclory of the year " breezed through Lhe first set and f71!tE'D1 or men and ".,I omtn - Tuesda,· go with nine. losses. thell visibly let down tJ trail, two or t he old west·, ST. LOUIS nPI ' - Two home NOW SHOWINGI sets to one, But he l' oared back ~IONUAY runs by Stan Spence, gJod for Sid Hudson. firSt of threE behind his cannonball deli very to five runs, helped the St. Louis Washington pitchers, was chargee with the loss. The TIgers tallied slorm the net and sweep Sidwell .CORNEL Browns steam-roll('r the Phila­ from in front of him, delphia Athletics lal t night, 11 to 'hree runs and fIve hits off him 3. in the first inning to sew up tilf WllOf The victory en ~!:l led the Browns decision, ' Ben Hogan Back • •• ... . An • • . • • II,." '."'- 1"'0- 1 n I_ to vara le the American league M1\88. (IP) nol'ol~ ..... " ..... 80S 100 22x-1I I" 1 BEl MLlNT, Afler cellar in (aver of the Washington Hadlon, W.lterolb (4). OODniel (S). months of convuiescing from au­ Soa ors, who lost to Detroit. and ~van.; Oray (8·0) and A, Robin. tomobJlc crash injuties, plucky w.~." * 8 ... 111 (8). LP·.h • • on (7-11). HR8· P',I ...... GO' 3 9' '.D, '~o , ,. b ·& I~ Z &II~ A. "obl••• D, l'fera, Wert.. Ben Hogan rejoins I he golfing JAMfSOOHN 81 L,,"...... ono d6ft ~ x- II 14 \ Doh,lb. R .... •• (I), MOt-blldon (81 'OUI ists h I'e t , d~v , l'''n-pJav '''1t .~d Alhol!!... O,lr8w, I, PajJa.1 (H) ...... 1.1 :aptain of the U, S. Ryder Cup H '.. ' ,.lIn 19 1. WI'· Ostrow. kl (7.7), DENNIS MORGAN ~ LP-Sollelb (8-10). HRS-".I.. Grah.m Up toO Club Ownr.rs tEam. S: encp. C, ' NCINNAT"I, OHIO nPI Mliii/ DeTORE J PAIGE J Commissionr l' A, B, Chandler AMERICAN ASSOCIATION lINDHEl'I\lER AlLING ~I placed the issue of b a.se ':l an' ~ ..••" IndlanapoliB 4, Loul.vllle 2 CHICAGO M - Ben F. Lind- ••~j controversial bonus rule square­ Kn\lRo. liy T, Mliwoukpp 2 heimer, prominent I'(l c: ng and ~t 7"'~~."WI.6iI~~ Columbus 8, Toledo 5 up to the 16 m!lJ~r le !,lo~e club 2 ly football executive, 'was stricken "Two 'J """. St,. Paul 5.. l\1lnnea~lI . 4 ownErs yesterday by sending out c~~:~~;roW8' " ~ In hCHNICO\.OIl' • Wr;STERN LEAGUE' with a "cRt'diac oilment" and I ~' O."D.IY ..,ox ballolq calling for a vote on a I, ,,", .• OmahA 3, Pueblo (J confined to a hosplta I Wednesd ey, ';iiiiiLiiieiiioiiin.Eiiiriiiro.I.C.~iiim.e.diiYiiiiiiiiNiiiiiie'.".I.; T_C H III COLOR a I~~~~~~~~~~~~I ______~~ ___ _ Sioux Cit)' 5, Lincoln 2 repeat proposal. - it was revealed yesterday, • eat ______.._ ••S.N.I\.C.t<_J.IA_R __t __ l'.Il.IV.I\.O.v_. • ______tilt DAIly IOWAN, 8ATUIlDAY, AUG. z1, 19ft-I"Am fiIIt&I ------~~ nCls Short Hair-Do -- Needs Wider Wave Irene Alter to Wed 'I Curl When Long, Bernard Goldstein CLASSIFIED SECTION • The engagement and approach­ Then Do Shaping in" marri;l!:e of UJ;S Irene AI- Gen~Servicee 31 Wanted to Rent (COnl) M.IaCIellaneoua lor ~. lUI IWant to }Suy (OJ 'er, former SUI student, to Ber­ II ean be said, without too naljd Goldstein Rock Island has. Bendbc sales and ~rvice . Jackson', Furni~hed house or apartment by Twenty t oot aluminum trailer Want to buy: Bookcase, desk. much margin for error, that most railroad signal maintainer and house. Klmsul insulation. $600. night table. Write Box No. 8-H. !, n announc~d by the bride- Electric and Gift. women at one time or another wife with 11 months old son. Call 80953. elect's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Baggage and Rubbish. Light haul- 103 have picked up a stray razor blade Phone 4157. Frank R. Alter, 2625 Scott street, mg. Dial 29 14. LiVlDg room SUite, walnut dinin'{ or scissors and begun whacking Dependable radio repairs. Pick-up -..-.,..---..,....,.,...... ,..-----"3"'5 Graduate ~tudent and wire urgent.. room suite, rug, antique bed, and d liver. Woodburn Sound .way at their hair. DB\ nport. Printing and Typing ly need an apartment. Please goose fea ther pillows, mirror ana They will be married SundaY, phone 7669. Service, 8- 0151. With the present trend toward Norary public. mimeographing curtains. 9284. Guaranteed repairs------for all mUM short locks, the feminine trim- Dec. IS. and t ypm. g . M ary V . Burns, 601 Student------t and Hospi a-1- S-upervlsor. O"venoort $20.00. Phone 81029. 1r. Goldstein, son of Mr. and T Bid D' I 2656 Home and Auto radios. We pick­ ming tendency may have !omc- I.S.B. and. g. la . Nurse wife and baby desire an Grapea. Dial 49ot. up aDd deliver. Sutton Radio Serv.. IhlDg more than frustration for ~r. · . 10rris Goldstein, re~clved Residence 2327. unlurnished or furnished apar i- !lis BA. degree from the Uni- 42 men!. Ca" 6396. Read the Want Ads daily. Icc. 331 E. Markel Dla] 2239. its impetus.\But It also needs some ver.ity o( Illinois in June and is Situations Wanted weU - chosell guidance. because now a junior in the 'college of ------2 or 3 bedroom house. Near Unl­ there's a scraggly fiDillity about law. He is a member of Zeta Permanent secretarial or book- vcr ity campu. Reply Mrs. Beta Tau social (rate rnity and keeping position de. ired. 9 years Harvey Shaman, 522 P arkway, • poor hair cut. Nu Beta Epsilon law fraternity. of experience. 2l-.: years college. Bluefi Id, West Virginia. MAHER BROS. Typewriters U you lea ve your hair styling The couple wa honor£d last Write Box S 1: Daily Iowan. Stop in and see the new 10 a protes lonil l. YOU{ worries Saturday evening at a bulfet sup- -vv-n-e-re~t)":"' n~aJ~1-w:-:-:-e-:Go-:"-----'5'7"1 lIew LaIO le TRANSFER Royal Portable. Ire. fewer. It b·comes the styl­ per and dance at the Hotel Black­ We repair all makes of type­ I Mod rn 3 bedroom home, one writers. Victor Adding Mal'hlnlli Ist's responsibility. But if Y OU hawk in Davenport. Approx.imatc- Said a foolish young lady from block from bus line. Near grade For eIfident furniture Iy 300 luest:; were present for Wales, lor immediate dellveey. 0 school. Dial 9249. Moving "roll you own." to speak, Ihe occasion which also marked "A smell of escaped gas prevails" then's the time io use caution. the 26th wedding anniversary of Then she searched with a • an d WIKEL Here's a tip that may help. :he bride-elect's parents. Host and light Baggage Transfer Typewriter Exchange You've probably wondered how to hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Arant And later that night- Quick Service Dial - 9696 - Dial put in a home permanent when Shcrman of Davenport, brother-I She wa picked up in seventeen I 1 2 4 ~ E. College Phone 8-1051 your hail' "is to be only an inch in-law and sister of Miss Alter. pails. . .. at Roger's RHe-Way, Yes, and a half or two long. The an­ ------Always a good time at the AN- you'll get quick service on all .. ,wer Is to have the permanent Law Graduate Elected \NEX. typ s of repajrs. And there's no sacrifice of quality or workman­ first, th en do the shaping and ., Chief of Iowa Legion -:-:W..,..an--:"te-d.,-----,to--:R~e-n-:-t----=9~;j tnmming. UITABLE FOR MORNING OR EVENING j this new shOrt cul ship, either. You get tbe tops in Even if you succeeded ill wrap­ which ls tapered 10 a V In the ba.ck a.nd cuL Lo one and a half Inch­ Marshall F. Camp, Qreston, was Apartment or hou~ , furnished or repairs at low prices. plng such short hair in curlers, es, just long enough for one twist pin curls. A good Idea is to h ave Rent That Extra elect d ~tBte commander of the unfurnished. Have year and haH the resultiDg curl would probably Lh e Ilermanent first, then do the trimming, thus In~ur,n, that Towa American Legion at the old boy. Husband will be teaching Roger's Rite-Way be an overly-tigh t ringlet forma­ sleek look. Tbe sides are cut just below the car lobf'. In settInll', state Legion convention in Des at University. Will be in Iowa tion. For Ihe short styles, a wider bring the side strands up and baek and turn In loose pin curls Moines this month. City September 12. Write SJ Dally Across from the Suand Theater wave is usually pre(~rablc, so by toward the face. Camp graduated from the SUI Iowan. Room With A wrappi ng the hair on the curler college of law in 1927 and has ------;-­ when it is longer, a wider wave ~inc practiced in Creston. Dur­ is put in close to the scalp. ing World War II he was an Close Out on GE Radio Combinations Then the ringlet ends arc tak­ Principal Appointed army quartermaster corps officer C. en off ",itll the shaping shears Church Calendar in New Guinea and the Philip­ 20% off Daily Iowan Want Ad and the result is the smooth, pitH'S. wJde-wa ve, head-hugg ing coif­ AI Children's School Camp is the flrst. World War ST. WENC£ 8LAtlS' COVRCH fure. However, if you want the Gilbert lIollc, New Salem, N. 11 vet r, n to be e \ected state 680 Eo n avt-nport . tree' Reconditioned Appliances Many new students and facully members oro already in 1IJ\la\ \hr~~ lo [ive inch hair­ }l.ev. Edward W. N eulll. , • • lor D., has been nomee! principal L gion commander. do, shaping can be dOlle first. Rf'v. J . I', H l n elf, p •• to r of the Cripp,ed Chtldren's school town looking lor housing accommodations for the coming year. Short sty10s require clean fluffy Sunrlay manes: 6:30. 8 and JO a,m. this (all, Acting Superintendent • ------. In A-l Condition hair, though, and frequent sham­ Spt'Ctal Inst rue' Ion for grade school George A. Reinke ., .. id yl·~terdlly. WANT AD RATES The appliances have been completely l·econditioned. Elich one OJie of the qUickest ways for you 10 toll them aboul your extra poos are necessary. Beauticians ad­ children ~I 8:30 '.m. Salurday and for Holle, who received his B.A. • ______• is in A-I condition. You'll like the prices too. See them and SAVE. 1IIIIh schoOl children al 9 am. Sunday. room I.s with a Daily Iowan Want ad. vise that hair can be washed Confessions heard from 3 to 0:30 p.m. and degree from Jnmestown college, whenever necessary, now' t hat 7 10 8:30 p.m. on Saturday. Jamestown, N.D., was nwarded ,For co r.sccutlve Ir. serlione Ranges .... , $15 up . Want Ada get fa st res ults because they're read eagerly by shampoos with soapless detergent his M.A. d(gret: in educiltion :It Onc Day .... _. ____• 6c per word Washers . . . . .20 up cleaning agents are used. When sur Aug. ]0 ht;)uae hunters, bargain hunters-everybodyl ST. T " O~I S I\ IO~ E CIII\PEL Mrs. Holle, tormer staff mem- Thr 'c Day. __._ .. lCkl per word alkaline soaps were used as bases to:l N. R'vtrslde fI,l vII Refrigerators . . . ,' 50 up , or shampoos, ihere was some dan­ R foV. Leonard J . Orulma n . pa.tor ber of the Crippled Children's Six Days_ •.•••••••••••••••••l~ per won C omp lete line 01 ne w GE Refrigoratofa ttrv. J . Wa U.u J\l cEleney. IIn'i fl a~ t. o r Let a Want Ad s tart working for You todayJ A friendly ger of their combining with min­ R,.", J . R Yll n 8 el.!fet, u,'t pallor - One I\lonth...... _• ...... 39c per word and Serve l Refrigerators erals in the water and leaving a M~ ..es: Sund"Y'. 5:45. 7:30. 9. 10 and ClassJ!led Display Want Ad taker will he lp you wrUe your ad. coating on the hair. 1l::tO "111. Weekdays. 6:30. 7 and 7:30 :t m . Holy ct:tvs. 5~45 7. 8, 11 A.m. "nrt One Day ...... 75c per col. incb Modern selence thus progresses 11:15 p.m. Flrsl Friday. 5:45. 7 and • n In Six Consecutive days, Iowa - Illinois Gas In its cHarts to. if not make bcau­ ':'0COnrf"Mtnn 4f : 3:30 to Sand '1 to 8:30 !y more than skin deep, at least 1>.m . on all Saturdays. day. b~[ore Holy per day ._.. _. 60c per col. Incb dnys and FIt.t )'rldays; 01110 durlntr the make the "skin" deeper. 1 nnet 7:30 n.m. weekday OlRaF"'lf. One Month •. 50c per col. incb ----- Newman club mrets evpry Tl.le~dAy in (Ave. 26 Jnsertions) and Electric Co. Call 4191 Now~ th(O Catholic Slude-nt center at 7:3'1 p.m. 211 East W ashing ton Hip Drapery Deadllnel 1'. l'ATIUCK'S C ll llltCll Weekdays . __.... _.. _ ....• 4 p.m. POP EYE 2'!4 F.. Cn" .. t alntt Rt R~v. l't18,r. l"aLrld, O' Re illy, palt or Saturdays ...... Noon n ~Y. Ra),mond J . l'a8C' b a. aSll'" oa!hu Chl"Ck yo'" It! In the ll rat lnue It SUl1d.y m.",e~' 6:30. P:30. 9:45 and 11 appt"RJ'tI, Tho Dally low," can be TU· n,m. We<.'kdny m:t!!JS('s at 7:30. ConfcnlonK _po,l.,bJe lor only Qne Jncorrect lt1.l4!rUon.. on Salurdwy irom 3 lo 5:30 p.m. ond 7 to 8 p.m. Brln, A!lverUSflmentlI liD The l)alI y Iowan JJusiness Olflcfl ST. MAR.Y·S C II UKC Il Dasement, East Jlall, or phoue Jdrrrson and L inn II lnets ftC tt.. ,·. r\h .-... C. n . l'tt e lnhfJrr. p&.s lor Rev. J . lV. Schmlt1 ...... pa. lor I Sund.y mosses: 6. 7,311. 9 10: 15 ~nd 4191 11 :30 8.111. Weekday massel at 6::!O R.m. In the convent And at 7;25 and {I A.m. tn th~ chur("h. Novena 8eTvlce41 Thursday al 3 and 7::m a.m. Confessions: saturday Personal Services 38 aL 2:30 Lo 5:30 ond 7 \0 7:20 pm. Week­ days during the 7:25 •. m. mass~. and school, h;'s bcen teac hing in the artcr the Novena services. Hospilal School (or Severely Han­ Curtains laundered. Dial 5692. dicapped Children the past year Gurtains, sh irLs laundered. Dial F IRS'r RII.I'TIST CII URCH while her husband did graduate 4291. Sou th (,lInLon a nd Rurlln,I . . work here ~ .v. ~I m .. t;. llluk •. pa_Lor I Reinke Hcting in th absence Help Wanted Sunday. D:30 •. m. The ~hurch ""hool. O. Supt.' W.B. S"hnoebol1m, said Clar~('fi [or all. Laird C. Ad dl.. 8~ n . ral • - "'Iwrtntendent. Thi. session J. at lhe lhe ninth s("hool term or the Crip- Lndy to alter two dresses. Phone BLONDIE CHIC YOUNQ a"ptid church. I d Child ' I I ' 11 7784 between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. 10 :4; A.o\. The rhurch loi n. with p C ren s SC 100 WI open nlher church .. in the union Krvlce aL Sept. 6 with registrution during Ihe Congregallonal church. Labor Day week. Girl fOl' general ofrice work. Must be eXI>erienced in bookkeeping and good in sh.orthand and t ping. T ilE EVANGELlCAL FKEf: CRVlte H $150 per month to start. Oppor­ Ot' CORA LVILLE Former Local Pastor Rev. E. Y. Streed. " ...tor tunity lor advancement. All re­ 1'\1nday 9:45 a.m. Sunday ..,hool hour. Dies in Marshalltown plies conIidenUal. Our employees I JI):5O B.m. Morning wor h lp . SermOD! "The Secret of }l appln ...... A former Iowa City pastor. the know or this advertisement. write 4 :00 p.m. OakdA le vlsllallon. 6:50 Free Box SK Daily Iowan. ch'lrch youth /oUowshlp. ~: OO D.m. T. v­ Rev. George Clark Zeigler, died f'nin)! 'iervice. Sermon : HResource. Un­ limited" con tlnued. in a Marshalltown hospital Thur~- Rooms for Ren":"t-----'"lg"] day night, The Associated Press reported yesterday. Approved rOoms for men. Call TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHUllCR Rev. Zeigler had served tbe 2656 days. 2327 evenings or ('oll4"" C"e It n. Gllbf'rt 'retll Evangelical United Brethren con- Sunday. Ke,', " a rell'l · .~. Mt.OU. reetof Sunday. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10:45 a.m. Prayer and .ermon. Falher gregation here. --:____ .!.....======r.fcCee will preach on "Redl.eovery."

ZION LVTlIERilN C HURCH tAmeri elt. n Luther, " C on'er' n l'~ ) Johnso n and Bloomln,ton . treele) LAFF-A-DAY Reov . A . C. Prot-ht, p."tor Sunday. g: 15 a.m. Sunday ochool. 10:30 CARL ANDERSOIt (I.m. Divine s,ervlc. . Set'mon by the HENRY paslor on " B y the Gracc 01 God ." ~ . ..t) ''''"'. _ R"qular meetinl of the HlP DRAPERY and back pan­ Ladles AJd soclelY. eli emphasize ihis black faiIle rockLaIl dress. Perfect for par­ CONFERENCE BAPTIST CH ~CR BASEBALL (",,""'"", ...... R"Ildhur ties, the dress Is a creation of Re ... Earl K. La.hley, •• Jlor TODAY a New York designer of junior ... -.• ~ .... . ""-"~es and consecrated teachers lor aU ..e s. f'6hlons. The fitted bodice Is T" .\ er' Ice. Se... mono tlghllghted by a photogenic "Safe In. Jesus' Keeping." 11 p.m. Evangellc;t tc service. Sermon, aeekllnc. " A Man 'Made Whole." ftOOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN

n us PLACE WAS i-IIGHLY MY ONLY COW>LAINT IS "8OJT TOUTED BY A FELLOW WHO THE LACK Of NOURISHMENT RUN~ THE FREIGI-JT ElEVA1OR. NECESSA RY 10 SU STAIN " T THE WAREI-JOuSE WI-JERI: ME DURING THE INTERVALS ROBIN WORKS / . I CAN WHILE nlE DINING FUJOIoN IS CLOSED! . 'MY BELT IS APPRECIATE i-IOW TJ.IE FELLOW REGISTI:RING WOULD ENJOY Tv.o WEEKS AN INCH AND A ANYPLAC{;' WHERE HE AALFOF COULD GO SLACK! SIDEWAYSl PA UL ROBINSO.

I "1 really can't give you the green light, P8isle~, until I've cleared the matter with Washington!" ,XOI pOt!1f-Tim DAlLY IOWAN, SATt11lD"AY, AUGU8T 17, 19(' There Ain't No Strings on Lucy Iowa School Nurses Twenty Cars Derail, Oil Tankers Butn Editor Says Airplane ·GAR Rebels Meeting to Be Held To Become Necessity Over Plans On Campus Sept. 9 For Nalion's Farmers At least 80 schOOl nurses from FORT COLLINS, COLO. (.4')­ over Iowa will discuss school The airplane will become an iii· To Disband health problems at a meeting creaslngly important tool tor till INDIANAPOLIS I\PI - A spir­ Sept. 9 at the Iowa Union, John­ nation's farmers, Kirk Fox, editcl ited rebellion among six Civil war of Successful Farming rna,. son County Nurse Elizabeth Bu- predicted last night. veterans over ' plans to disband reau said yesterday, the Grand Army of the Republic The Des Moines man include! broke out yesterday on the eve The day-long meeting will in­ that statement in remarks pre­ of the 83rd encampment, clude the following discussions: pared tor the fourth annual med· f ing of the National FlyinC Far· At least two of the six, who Dental health-Dr. OUn HoU­ ., wm travel more than 12,000 miles mers association, man, director of the state health "FOr example," Fox continued, to attend the I8.'It campfire here department's dental hygiene di­ next week, threatened to fight it "right now cornbelt cattle feedm out when they arrive, vision, and Elvira Grabow, divi­ are studying supplies of cattle from various sources. Tbey import A third who aspires to be sion nurse consultant. Sex educaUon In school-Mar­ 2,5-milllon head each year, naHonal commander - In - chief ",This means that the seardl "before J die" was expected to garet Ashby, research alSistant join the t.WD. A fourth man for feeder ca UJe Is more difficult in the SUI psychopathic hospital. and the airplane is almost a Qt­ amona- the 18 .urvlvlna- Union army veterans pleaded to .pare School lunch health aspects.­ cessi ty for fa rmers engaged ill the GAR's lite "as' Ion.. al any C,W. Bangs, director of the Iowa I this activity, tAP Wirephoto) "Midwest cattle feeders N, of UII are around." But. he was school lunch program, I too frail to attend the encamp­ eventually !iy to Alabama or Mi· Speech and hearing-Dr. W.A TWENTY Cj\RS PLOWED OFF THE TRACK near Northeast. Md., yesterday mornlnl'. Some of the slssippi or Georgia before the, ment. W· t t· t t d t t wreckage Is shown above. At left. are three 011 tankers which burst into flame and . spewed 011 down a fl III Ibnl,er~ eltn, st ,a e epar men 0 street of the town. seDdlng terrorized families from 12 hou ses. Traffic on the Pennsylvania's New fly to Wyoming or Colorado James A. Hard, 108, Rochester, pu IC lOS ruc Ion. bl to I I t place bids on western cattle, TIlt N,Y" and ~bert ,Barrdtt, 102, "Wbat's new at public health York-Was nil' n rna nine aced long delays. airplane will bring increased COI1I­ Princeton, Ky" called for con­ school!"--'}3Iy r d: i a e Tams, Scoll ------,------petiti1 . summer, Street Commissioner Wil­ Melvin Aschbrenner, 12, Waverly, notWed Ihat ttl' Man" lmplemonl ...t veterans, , IOWA CITIAN IN .JAPAN said "The problem is being over­ Transferred to the inactive list !Appliance Store. Inco~ora\ed , a "'" "Thunderation," he said, "Let's lard Irvin said. rated, We are in a transitory poration duly or,anlred under lilt II". Pvt. Fred iB. Hotchkiss, 20, Iowa Areas sprayed included the city Clean-Up were Sandra Osterman, 3, Cald­ 'If Ihe State of Iowa. haa by unan!molll Legion of Decency Job vote of Ita stOCkholders amended iU not join the rebels," City, a student carpenter, has stage where no one knows for well; Verna Carpenter, 28, Elkad­ Spokesmen among the younger dump, City park and downtown sure whether Communism is out­ Articles of Incorporation by Itr\ld., been assigned to the 13th engin­ alleys. Thief Takes Shower, er; Sandra Cota. 7. Elkader; and therefrom Article IV of \ .ald Art lc:\ft elements of GAR affiliated or­ lawed or not." Lois Plasterer. 3D, Waterloo. and &dOPtil'l In 1I0u thereof lilt fol· eer combat battalion in Japan. Claims Films Most Irvin said the solution used last 10wLnl: I ganizations confided thM lthere Shave, 'Powder' "It ma.y we\) be," Childers ARTICLE IV Hotchki,ss enlisted in the army night was a 7 percent DDT mix­ wasn't a chance the men would 1948. said, "But until tbat time we The authorized capital stock 01 here July 15, ture. First spraying this summer this corporation shall be One HUD­ meet again, in view of their 1948 Immoral in'lS Years MARION, IOWA (\f\ - A man must act on the assumption that dred ThoulIlnd 1,100.000,001 DoUaIl, decision which prompted congress with the city's new spraying ma­ who \>roke into a home while the It Is not unla.wful and we must Rock Is!and Offices divided Jl1to One ThoulSnd 110011 chine was done with a 2 1-2 per­ Shares 01 Olle Hundred I.lao,liel to pass a special act furnishing CHICAGO I\PI - Postwar mov­ family was on vacation yesterday' let them teach." DoUers each. The corporation ml7 ithe U.S, marune band for !!he Ies are the most Immoral in 15 cent DDT solution, later stepped may have wanted nothing except This country cannot wait until T(, Close Saturdays commence business when OM ESTABLISHED 1888 up to 5 percent, Irvin said. a shave and a shower, police said, ThoUSIlnd <'I 000,00) Ool1al'l In final encampment, the post ollice years, the executive secretary of Communists bring on a revolu­ siock has been I.. \led , No Itotk department to issue a special the Roman Catholic National Leg­ A used razor blade, a soapy tion," Jollon replied. "Then we Rock Island railroad lines In shall be ISlued until the corpor~. SATURDAY, ~UGUST 27, 1949 bathroom mirror, and pools of lion bas receiVed ))Byment In fUll commemorative stamp, al)d the ion of Decency charged yesterday. New Steam Boiler can clearly say that it is illegal, the Iowa City area will be af­ th.erefor ot par In cash or proptrty. governor of Indiana to declare a nED M. POWNALL. p.lln.b •• The Rev. Patrick J . Masterson water in the bedrooms indicated but then it is too late." • fected by ihe establishment ot 40- provided. h.owever. that when IIock ARTHua 'WIMBR the burglar helped himsel! to a Is 10 be ISSUed for anythln, other period of silenl tribute for tbe A.oIl1ant t. iba P1IbU.".. asked motion picture executives Set to Go Monday Joseph Nearlon ot Manhattan hour work week beginning ThUrs­ than money It must be sobJtjects. E, Graham, 528 Second avenue, Close of Independent Study Wednesda,., SePtember 11 ine, dance, atmolphere, et cet­ The two-week total corqpared $5,000. Unit. Registration, Iowa fieldhouse. era." with $29,750 for the two 'weeks Garare - Ray D. Roth, 323 S, OrtJo they? Frida,., 8eptember 9 7:30 p,m, - Open House for The legion, he said, "condemns ending Aug, 12 and with $24,250 Capitol street, $3,000, and Wil­ New Students, President's Home, salacfousness-any appeal to the for the corresponding period last \lam Hannah, College court, $1,- 10 a,m, to II p,m, - Iowa High Thur." September II School Press association conven­ lower instincts ot an audience­ year. 000. 7:30 p.m. - Open House for such as might be made by pro­ tion, Iowa Memorial Union, New Students, President's hOll'\e, Permits for two wee.ks ending IRemodeltnr and addition - Ro­ 6:30 p.m. to 11 :00 p.m, - Iowa tracted and lustlul intimacies be­ yesterday included: bert Yetter, 181·2 E, Court street, Thursda,.. September II ' tween sexes" by disrobing scene High School Press association 7:30 a,m. - 'Opening classes, H.ouse - T,J. O'Brien, Dodge $2,600; Ursula Murray, Melrose ot or by other suggestille sequence," street, $ll,OOO ; W, B, Packman, dinner and social evening, Iowa 8:20 a.m. - Induction cere­ avenue, $2,400, and Samuel A, Memorial Union mony, west approach, Old Capitol. 246 Lexington avenue, $10,000; Hunter, 822 Bowery street, $150, , 8alunla,. 8eptember 18 Frida,., SepiemlMtr II ' Eldon Miller Firm " Official Registration for formal 9:00 p.m, to 12:00 p,m. - All Fraternity Rushing. University Party, Freshman Par­ Plans New OHice September 11-14 I ty, Iowa Memorial Union, Formal Fraternity Rushing. Saturda,.. Sept.embe" I~ Constructiop plans lor a large Try and Stop Me t 1'Jiursda,., September 15 2:00 p,m. - Foolball: Io~a VI. new office, showroom ando shops 8:00 a,m. - Beginning of orien- UCLA, Iowa stadium~ building were announced yester­ .....--- .... y BENNETT CER~~----' day by Eldon ,Miller. (For InformaUon rerardlnr dafel be,.ond th1a \lehednle, WHEN James Gordon Bennett was publishing the New York He is the preBident of two Iowa lee reservatlona In the office of the President, Old Cap.",I.) City firms, Eldon Miller, Inc" and Herald, Ids staff knew how stron,gly he disapproved of bl'8wling Miller Sales and Service, The by any of his employes. A man who worked on the presses wa GENERAL NOTICES firma are located on the southwest tlnderstaudably apprehensive, GBNERAL NOTICES 8hould' be deposited with the elt,. editor 01 ~ edge of the city and are con­ therefol'e, wh en he arrived one D.allJ lowau In the newsroom In East Hall. NoUeH ma., .u",tled cerned with heavy trucking trans­ morning with a magnificE'nt This chlld'a ",olMr wilt never fo!'live herself b, I p.1IIo the q,. precedtnr lirst publication: $bey will NOT be port and truckln" service. 'Jlac.k eye, not to mention minor play near the .tove and keep boilinl ror the moment of tho\lllhtleaane.. that may out of of little handa. the aeeept.ed b, telephone. and mUlt be TYPED OR LIGII'LY warrrp A 35O-feet well is being drilled reec:h It'. ,cratches and bruises. In a mo· Kar he child for life. Thach your c¥ld not to aud 81GNED by a re&ponalble person. on the site of the new building caa do for your child'. aafety. for use In air conditioning and ment of inspira,tion, howevpr, APARTMENTS AND ROOMS" Friday, 9:00 a,m. to 12:1,11,1 noon water supply for the two busi­ he smeared his entire face with" ,,, ....,, AVAILABLE for rent this fall on Saturday and no Sunday bOUl•. nesse•. printer's ink, and contrived to may be listed with the Off Cam­ Othrr lLbrarles .nd reading l'OOllp , ;-. ------bump squarely into the boss in An affIclalput.. CarJul-th" ohild yo" 11e .....1ce _ pus Housllll Bureau by dialing \\ ill have th,lr bours POsted . ~andowner. Get $4,550 the city room, 8, ® 80511, extension 2191, belore Aug. B.nett beamed when he saw .... ,...... 15, u freshman orientation ac­ LIBRARY Houas from -\uguat rom CoralviUe Project him and ordered, "Double that Ity ...... cOll.dl 15 11 through September 21 for Mac- , Eleven John'101t c~unty landow­ may~. In ceo,•• otl •• wlt~ TIl. tivities Itart Sept. and classes man's salary! It's obvious he's do- IUJI)/WUI11"",;', sav. your own! be.tn Sept. 22. ' bride Reading Room and ~e nera have been awarded a sum 01 ing more work than' anybody Nootlonoal lat.ty Cell'" serials reserve reading room In .. 5&0 for land feQulred In the else!" tHll ADVIITISIMINT IS 'UIUIMID IN fHI 'UIUC INTftBT If UBaAaY HOUD ~-- "\l Augult Library Annex will be from 8:00- C~ralvll1e dam project, The M. • • • ,11 through September 21 for Mac- 'B,m. to 5:00 p,m. Mond,y tbrou~ loelated ~ reported yesterday. A prominent bachelor week-ended with an old friend who had bride Reading Room and the ser- Friday, 9:00 a.m. to lZ:oo noon on , The .tindlnp 01, the federal gone In for amateur gardening in a. big way. "If you are absolutely lall reserve rt!adlng room in Li. Saturday al)d no Sunday hours. condemnation ~mmJsslon have determined to grow tomatoes," suggested the . bachelor, "always reo, The Daily Iowan brary Annex will be from 9:0n Other litirarles and Teadlng roolnl been filed In lederal district court member that they're at their best when they're five foot three." a.m., to 5:00 p,m. Monday'throuJ/b , will have their bours poIteel. \u Davenport. CopJItCb\, lM1, bJ a-t\ ~ DllUtbll\e4 til JtIa& ....,~ .,......

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