Wally Ris Wins 100-M~ter Free Style; Shatters Olympic 'Record
The Weather Today Fair and moderate. Tomorrow slightly OWtlJll warmer. High today, 86 degrees; low 60. at Yesterday's high was 84 degrees. Established 18SB-Vol 80. No· 261- AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa. Sunday. August I. 1948-Five Cents
Allied Envoys Give 's py' 0 Proposals to Russ Names 2 More l\lO" W (A')-Envoyg of the thl'e big western powers were grant d unexpect d interviews with Ru ian Foreign Minister' V. Ex-Treasury Man, FDR Aid M. Mololov la~t ni~hl IIlId gave him their late t proposals for set tli()g east-IV t differ nc s. Say Truman's The American embll. y announced o[ficially thal ll. . Amblls sador Walt r B dell. mith!law {olotov for mol' than.1n hour Told Secrets, Bentley Claims La. t night. Ru i:>ian 8.utl1Otities aid Friday Molotov was" not in Demands Fail Moscow" and the speed with \VA HI Grr N (A')-A woman who confc, d gh spied for which he returned to the Russian By JACK BELL Russia told lImazed congressmen yesterday thai one or the late capital surprised U.S. spokesmen. Pr sident Roo evell . confidential aides and a form!'r a. i tant Tndy's 'Resignation' Tbey hardly expected him to re WASHINGTON (A') - Republi ,ecr ctary of the treasury gave out wllrtime secrets which t·eacbed turn so soon. cans contended yesterday that the oviet. Helps Communists Frank Roberts, Britain's special President. Truman's demands for he named them as: LONDON (/p)-The sudden resi envoy. said he also had been price control and rationing auth .L Lauchlin urrie, Nova Scotia-bom admini trative assistant to gnation of Hungary's President granted a seParate intervJew with ority have failed to gain public Roosevelt from 1939 to 1945, and * * * ( Dally 10"'0 Pholo by Jlerb NIPSOD) Zoltan Tildy gave the Communists the Soviet foreign minister, and Harry Dexter Whlte, former assis- I ...-- THAT MAN WALLY .- That's Wally Ris crawlln, out of the Iowa support. tant secretary of the treasury. I fltldhouse pool recently. Wben he emerred from Wembley pool In a chance t.o strengthen their po_ French sources Indicated that In support of this view, Senator The testimony came from Eliza- Landon yesterdaY. he was wearlnl" the smIle that goes with an sition in still another Soviet sate their representative, Ambassador l ' beth T. Bentley, 36-year-old Vas Olympic victory. Rls took the tOO-meter free style crown with a llite. Yves Chataigneau, likewise had Capehart (R-Ind) told a reporter sar graduate, who appeared before record breaking performance of :57.3, two-tenths of a second faster Tildy held his post for more conferred with Molotov. that despite an open inVitation by Ihan Ihe previous Olymplcorecord. (See story pa,e two.) than two years because of his Nellher Smith, nor Robsis Chairman Tobey (It-NH) the the house commlttee ()n un would comment on the nature American activities. willingness to "cooperate" with the senate banking committee has not Communists in every political cri of the conversations. HARRY Simultaneously, a senate sub received even one request for per sis. He was the last important It was considered probable that Former A l. Treasury Secretary committee headed by Senator Fer following last nigh t's talks, there mlssion to lestify on the anti ------guson (R-Mich) was questioning leader of the once-powerful con inflation question. 'Accept or Leave,' Vishinsky servative Smallholder's party to would be no new developments William W . Remington, 30-year leave the government. in the latest approach of the The committee will resume Krupp Heir Given old commerce department official, Some European newspapers and western powers to RussIa on the hearings tomorrow with Paul Por whom Miss Bentley named Friday politiCians immediately drew com German and Berlin questions until ter, lormer OPA administrator, as a Communist who supplied her (hallenaes Western Powers parisons between TUdy's resigna early this week. Expel'ienced Mos before it lor an explanation of 12· Year Sentence with secret information during the BELGRADE, YUGO LA VIA (IP)-Antlt-ei Vi"hinsky, the tion on Friday and that of Presi cow observers felt the Russians Mr. Truman's program. war. would give careful thought to NUERNBERG (IP) - Allred Soviet uelegale, challenged the westel'll powel'S YCllterulIY to 11('(, pt dent Benes of Czechoslovakia. But beyond that Capehart, act Remlnrton hu denied that he First reports, however, led London their reply. ing as chairman in Tobey's Krupp Von Bohlen Und Halbach, ever beJonred to the Communl!lt easter'n blo' decisions in the Danube ('onferrl1ce 01' take a w/llk. Both Smllh and Roberts were 41-year-old heir to the vast Krupp 'fhe take·it·ol·-leave-it choice to Britain, Francl' IIlId thl:' I lIited observers to believe there will be absence. said the committee has party, or that he ever rave Min few immediate political repercus reported to feel that the Rus munitions empire, was sentenced 'tates ill thE' lO-nation gatbering was offl'rt'Cl in thps(' w(mls: no witnesses booked except for Bentley any secret or conrlden sions, either in Hungary or else sians "are not In .. hurry." possible t stlmony by some mem yesterday to serve 12 years in pri tlal Information. "The door (to the conference) was o[)cned for YOH to ('omc in. son for exploiting slave labor and where in eastern Europe. (In London, a responsible Brit bers of Mr. Truman's cabinet. Ex·pressing astonishment at the The door is open fot· you to go out." ish diplomat said the U.S., Britain plundering countries under the American sources in Berlin said The Indiana senator said he former spy's testimony, Chairman That was his defiant answer to ------ and France had given to Russia Nazi regime. (AP Wlropbolo) Tildy's resignation was not expect had made a check of other key J. Parnell Thomas (R-NJ) of t.he the stand taken a few minutes be in writing their terms for enter ed lo haVe any reaction on the Republicans and they reported the An American mJlitary court con house committee demanded that LAUCH LIN CURRIE fo re by France against commi f Strikers Agree to ing into four-power negotiations latest. weslern power approach in same lack of response. victed Krupp and .10 high Krupp a special grand jury be summoned •• and FDR Aid Named ling herself to any recommenda to end the east-west cold war. Moscow. 'rhe west is seeking a ofClelals of war crimes In a 50,- In Washington to look into lions which disregard her existing Confer in 87-Day (He said when Smith, Roberts At the same lime, however, the way to end the dispule with Rus Democratic national committee 000 word judgement handed down "espionage in government". Sec at the lime by the U.S. farm and "acquired" rights in the Dan sia over Germany. and Chat8igneau saw Soviet Dep by a three-man tribunal. said in Its weekly "Capital Com onding the demand, Rep. Rankin security administration. He no ube, Europe's l,BOO-mile interna Uni.vis Co. Dispute A British foreign orfice spokes uty Foreign Minister Valerian A. Sentences ranging from 34 tional waterway. ment" that "many" of the "plain (D-Miss) declared that the grand man viewed the Hungarian de Zorin Friday night, they left aide months to 12 years were meted out longer is with the government. DAYTON (A') - Defiant union people" of the country had writ jury's inquiry should be broad Adrien Thierry, chief of the velopment as "another step in the mernoires with him.) to the other 10 defendants. Of Queried by Reprcscn taU \Ie French delegation, had declared members, still angered over ten and wired to President Tru enough to take in state, county threats to call out the national gradual consolldation" of Com the 12 men tried, only Karl Hein and city employes too. Nixon (R-Ca\lfl, the former his country Intended to reserve all TO PLAY FOR HOOVER man and Democratic leaders in guard in the strite-ridden Univis munist power among Russia's support of the program. rich Pflrsch, 71-year-old dean of spy said the Information obtaIn ill rights under past Danubian neighbors. He expected little im CEDAR RAPIDS (A')-The Vet the Krupp board of directors, Miss Bentley told the committee conventions and "will not consider Lens company strike, agreed yes that although Currie was not a ed '''rourh Currie generall y was terday to confer with Gov. Thom mediate change in the Hungarian erans of Foreign War band Post Senator Whel'fY of Nebraska, was acquitted on all counts. herself bound by any recommen 788, Cedar Rapids, will pe the of- acting GOP leader, told reporters Communist, he "gave us some channeled through a George dations" at th.is one. as J . Herbert and company offic situation, saying that Tlldy al The judges, who reached a vcr Silverman to Silvermaster. She ways had favored "cooperation" ficial band for the Herbert Hoover Ihe will file a petition to limit the diet that the convicted men were information, he had inside Infor This was a few hours after ials in an effort to seLUe Lhe 87- birthday celebraUon at We s t anti-pOll tax debate early this mation on government policies." said she understood Silverman day old dispute. with Communism. guilty beyond "a reasonable went to Harvard with Currie Vishinsky had served notice that Branch, Aug. 10. week. doubt.," were headed by Judge Due to Currie, she said, informa "We are going to have a Danube The governor said a meeting TRUMAN ARRIVES nOME tion reached the Russians that and that they were "rreat. had been requested by Dayton's H. C. Anderson of Jackson, Tenn. friends." conference here and we are going INDEPENDENCE, MO. (IP) - The other two were Judge Edward the United States was about to to put it to work even though a Mayor Louis Lohrey and was President Truman came home last Ford Motors Hike Car Prices Again "break" (learn to decipher) the Plling sensation on sensation, small minorily may disagree with scheduled for 1 p.m. Iowa lime J. Daly of Hartford, Conn., and nigh t for a brief rest and to cast William J. WllkJn of Seattle. Russian code. Miss Bentley named several other us." today in the Dayton city commis his vote in the Missouri Demo DETROIT (A') - Prices of Ford Motor OIJlPany passenger cars She testified thal White, the former government employes. She sion chambcrs. The sentence came after a six Russia and her six satellites - cratic primary Tuesday. are rolnr up araln for the second time In les' than two months. month trial. treasury official, gave information said there were two prJncipal Yugoslavia, Romania, Czechoslo The governor visited Daylon A c:llJlpany SpOkesman confirmed that. a price boost Is pendlnr to one N. Gregory Sl1vermaster "groups" in the government with va kia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Friday. He told If'aders of the DROWNS IN MISIlAP but. did not. say what It would amount. to. CANADA ENDS SPECIAL TAXES which was relayed on to her and which she dealt: the Silvermaster Soviet Ukraine-have the power in CIO united electrical workers DAVENPORT (IP)-Ralph Hend Wben the company brought out It I new 1949 Ford In June n rai ed OTTAWA (A') - Canada's spe~ eventually to the Russians. She group and the Perlo group. The the conference to vote anything union the "peace of all the ci tizens drickson, 21, of Davenport, drown the price ta.K by about nine percent, or by $85 to $125 a model. Pre cial austerity excise taxes were described Silvermaster as a Com latter, she said, was headed by they want as long as they stick or Ohio" was at stake in the ed in the Mississippi river yes vioul to tltat. prices were raised AUI". 24. 1947. arier a price reduction abolished In a series of govern munist and agent of the RUSSian Victor Perlo, formerly employed togeth er. strike. terday hen his boat upset. In t.he previous January. ment announcements. secret police who was employed by the war production board. IT HAPPENED LAST WEEK - Truman, Cong_ress Tangle; Allies Try Diplom'acy • Berlin , Crisis
CONGRESS the bill and possibly all other W. Remington In the war pro Congress." ll-month trial, an American war who was often mentioned as a Dewey that he could carry the action by the senale. duction board. As the Washington command crimes court sentenced 13 I. G. presidential candidate bimseU. south If he shaved his mustache Truman Hurls Demands; With the senate tied up and the She also men tioned getting in performance ground noisily on, the Farben officials for plundering died at the age 01 84. b ecause southerners ate pal:\\ai \1) Southerners Filibuster house refusing to consider the formatiOn by pilfering Walter big question allover America over neighboring countries and using J, W. Lord-4'be Mobile, Ala., clean-shaven men. Dewey was re- Taft-Ellender-Wagner bill (which Lippmann's private files. New the weekend was "will we get Hitler's slave labor program to business man wrote Governor (See IT HAPPENED Pace 5) Arter being in session a short has been passed by the house), lhe York. newspapers have claimed any legislation out of it all?" further their Own ends. The full week, hearing repeated blasts and action shifted to th~ congressional that Miss Bentley, described as a group of 24 defendants was ac quitted on charges of planning and calls to action by Mr. Truman, committees. secretary-stenographer in a New On The German Cold' War Front The bouse banking committee COLD WAR waging aggressive war. Prying open a first-class Spy scare York bUsiness house, was the "bea opened hearings on anti-inflation utiful blonde" who allegedly tip Israel-Foreign Minister Moshe and havi ng it all coated with the legislation. Rumors had it that ped oCf the FBI and had the na West Proposes Effort Shertok said the Jews would seek sticky label "Politics", there is the GOP was considering a three tion's 12 top Communists arrested To Settle Berlin Crisis additional territory in Paiestine little likelihood that congress it point program to restore install recently., os a result of Israeli military vic self knows what hit it. ment buying rules calling (or one Standing over it all like a distant Looking around the cold war tories over the Arabs. fighting fronts this past week, Congress reconvened last Mon third down payments and limiting god; President Truman kept hurl Y~oslavi_Marshal Tito and any armchair general would have and made ready to hear the credit to 15 months; to freeze up ing thunder bolts at congress. He his followers were reelected to day seen this: President's speech the next morn to $12-billion in possible new bank demanded his anti-inflation pro their posts. THo himself was re ing. Mr. Truman asked for legis loans, and to boost the gold re gram be passed to "forestall a busi BerUn froni--The western Allies named secretary-general and head lation to : serve requirements behind bank ness collapse." Then he asked for hit back at the Berlin blockade of the Yugoslav politburo. notes and deposits. power to roll back the price level by banning the movement of trains ~lere exeellll profits h.J[, Italy - While doctors advised A senate Investigating coounl. to 1947 levels. to and from the Russian zones of credit eon'rols. lMlarce commodi Palmiro Togliatti. wounded Com ttee stole the end-oC-lhe-week Opposing him, the GOP yelled Germany. The Allies .also agreed munist leader, to take a long rest, ty eonlrols, price eon&rolll; spotlight when it heard Elizabeth back "police state methods'" Hen to formally set up Trlzonia by LUDWIGSUAFEN .. Ilrtll&1hen federal res e r v e the General Confederation of La Bentley, who said she [ell in love ry Wa llace accused Mr. Truman calling for an election of a consti . . . Scene of Farben Blasts board's central banklnr powers; bor was splitting apart as its Cath with a Communist and became f\ of trying to "hoodwink millions of tutional assembly Sept. 1. olic minority sought to break a recul.", speculation In commo Russian spy, claim she gathered Amcricans" by calling a special Mayor Frau Louise Schroder of dities; strengthen rent eontrolll: Air power front - U. S. jet way from the CommunJst majority wartime information from William session of the "talk big-do little Ber1i.n defied a Russian order to and set up a new union. IIiace standby ratlonlnc powers dismiss the .anti-Communist dep fighters buzzed several German on the boob; PUS Taft-ElIen uty police chief. Soon after, the cities in a demonstration of Franctl-The newly-formed An dtr·Warner hOWllne bill: crant representatives of the Russian strength. One of three B-29 Sup dre Marie government weathered federal aid &0 education; raise its !irst political storm when the sponsored Socialist Unity party erfortresses on an around-the Ibt minimum ware to 75 cents national assembly voted down 330 (SED) walked out of the Berlin world flight crashed into the sea an bour: Increase IOClal see- city council and the Russians put to 191 a Communist motion for a 1Irilr, benefits by 50 percent up their own police chief. within sight of the Arabian port full debate on t he new govern elvin, benefits to women at the The Allled air lift continued of Aden. One man was rescued. ment's general policy. are or 60 Instead of 65; amend and aU talk of using armed force BriUsh front.-Foreign t Secre Huncary - President Zoltan and broaden bill admlUlDI' dill disappeared. tary Bevin announced the British Tildy resigned as president of the Placed persom; apprOVe the In Diplomatic froni--The western would bait the demobilization of country after Communists arrest lernatlonal wheat a(Teement; Allies sent U. S. Ambassador Wal its armed forces i1 the Berlin ed his brother-in-law. The Sov approve appropriation for UN ter 'Bedel'!. Smith back to Moscow crisis continues • iets can now tighten their grips bellle In Manhattan; increue with proposals for settling the on the country a lready deep be 'ederal pay, and approve the German crisis. Smlth did not find hind the iron curtain. elvll rlchts pro(Tam. Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. GLOBAL Mr. Truman threw in undllr Molotov at home. Meanwhile the Names In The News "long-r.ange legislation" passage Allies hinted they may approach Farben Plant Jarred of the St. Lawrence seaway bill, Premier Stalin directly with a By Blasts; 300 Dead Harold E, StaMen-The former a biU to create a national sCience joint request to end the Ber1i.n former Minnesota governor was foundation and UMT. blockade. Effect of the diplomatic Ludwi(Jhafen, German~ - A chosen president of the University TRANSPOaT~TION BATTLEGROUND between Soviet and U.S. TIae GOP Immediately brushed moves has not been decided yet. series of exPlosions jarred the I. ot Pennsylvania but promised he British son_In German~ II shOWD above, An Anclo-Amerlcan order it In oU 8S "politics" .and prep Danube front - The 10-natlon G. Farben chemical works killing will "continue a vigorous inter has halted all rail transportation ael'Ol8 the Russ border (shaded). ared to roll the anti-pon tax bill conference opened last week in more than 300 and injuring 6,200. est in public questions." Meanwhile, the AllIed air Wt Ia worklnc at. top saeed from the onto the senate floor, Acting ac Belgrade to negoti.ate for free nav The Russians charged the plant James Ell Watson-The former _tera I(onea to Berlin (A) where the U.S. Ia bulldlnr a new air cordiri, to plan, the southern len President Truman ... and Elizat)eth Bentley Igation on tlte Russ-clogged Dan was making llIegal war materials. Indiana Republican senator who port. At Franklurt (B) final plana for a wetltem-spomored GermaIl ltora be,an their fllibU/iter to kill For COlll'resa; a ProJram, A&tr.ckJ, an IXJIOSO ube river. NeurnberJ. GetmlG)'-After a served under eight presidents and covernment were lUUloUDCe4 ~ Monda~. , 'IBE DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY. AUGU~ I , 1948-PAGE '!WQ , - • Sets Recor~ • Ris • • • u. S.. Grabs 5 Gold Medals; . . . Cleveland Stop~ Bosox, ,10-9 Cochran (lips Hurdle Mark Gordon's Hit in 11t~ WEMBlEY POOL, lONDON ENGLAND (AP)-Iowa Hogan Le ds Weslern Open university's Wally Ris, bad knee and all, virtually Nips Loop Leaders swamped his opponents in the 100-meter free style BUFFALO, N.Y. lIP) - The 45th Western Open gol! championship fellow who since mid-May has CLEVELAND (JP)-Cleveland'l yesterday as he raced to a new Olympic record of bCl:ame another "Hogan benefit" won the PGA, National Open, Indians, battling desperately to re :57.3 to win the event. Yl.'.!tenlay. Inverness four-ball, Motor City main in the thick of the dog fight B IItam B n, the hot-shot from and Reading, Pa., tournaments. for the American league pennant, Alan Ford. formerly of Yale, took second, a good Henh!O.Y, Pa., wheeled in with his HOKan, who has JJlled UP $22, came from behind th ree times yes yard behind his powerful teammate. Qua Kadas of third straight sub-par round, a 197.50 to lead the maney-won terday and fi nally deteated the 36-3 70 for \I G4-hole total or field this year , Is expected to pace-selting Boston Red Sox, 10 Hungary finished third, almost another yard behind. 207, nine under par and three rna k e hi s u s u al speech - to 9, in an ll-inning sluggiIll Keith Carter of Purdue and Alex Jany, the favored ahead of the field. "Tl1 anks ror the check" - after ma tch that lasted three and a hall Back ot the National Open today's round. ho urs. Frenchman, finished behind the top trio. and PGA ehampi:m, a"o with Clayton Heafner, the drawling A slnele by Joe Gordon wlth a 34-36-70 was Porky Ed North Carolinan who topped the two out In the il th scored Joe Oliver, tlle SeatUe, Wash., tat first day's play with a snappy 66 Tipton with the wlnnln .. mark .LONDON *(JP)-America's * vaunt- squad tlnally* came* through with * * man, with . 210 total. sprawled to 77 Friday, fired his er and sliced Boston's lead over ed track and swim specialists its first points. After all three Mike Parco, the Kenomre, N.Y., caddy and came back yesterday the second place Philadelphia snapped out of the doldrums yes- American women had been ellm driving range operator who led with a 70. That boosted him from Athletics to half a game. The terday with a record- mashing Inoted in the 100-meter trials, COa ll , Iowan Photo by U ~ rb ~ Iplon) at lhe end of the second day, £I 14th place tie into a fourth-place Indians, who play the Sox surge that brought them five gold Dorothy Dodson of Mundel In, Ill., IN WALLY' WAKE, lOO-meter (ree tyle swimmers can a y when a ked where the finished in the "blew" to n rousing 36-39-75 yes- deadlock at 213 with Jimmy De medals a nd a lremendous lead in scored three points by winding up 3lraln today In a double header, Olympics. Rill became the third man representlng the University of Iowa to win an 01 mple title t rday and tell into Ihird place marel, the beau brummel from the unofficial point tandings or fourlh with 137 leet, 7'. inche. remained In third place, two yesterday as he defeated the world's best to capture the event with Ii new OlYmpic record of :57.3. with 211. Ojai, Calif., who carded a 71. games off the pace. the 14th Olymp ic gome . Hungary's Trmy Nemeth won the Oliver, the ]941 ehlllnpiull, faced The field of survivors ~eaded Bob Feller started Cor the 1ndi· Almost shut oUL in Friday' lirst hammer throw final wilh a toss at the tough Sunday chore oC making into today's final round With 16 ans, but Ed Klieman, Russ Chris llnll l events, Uncle Sam's men and 183 Ceet, 11 '11 Il1che., and Sweden's up thrc'C' , strokes over the ' lillle 'under par and lwo others even. w omen made up for it yesterday J. A. Ljunggren took first in lhe topher and Steve Gromek were pressed into service, wit h Gromek w ith 8 vengeance. 50,000 meter road wolk, only tinal BeflldH &aklng five first plaee yesterday in which Uncle Sam getting credit for the victory. -by rlater Harrison Dillard. failed to score. Ljunggren was tlm- Dillard Doesn't Dilly·Dally Joe Dobson was the Bolton ...~meter hurdler Roy Cochran, ed in " hours, 41 :52. A.MERIC LEAO £ NATIO NAL LE 0 starter. but he was followed b, W. L. Earl Johnson, Earl Caldwell aDd breed ~UJllper Willie teele, In the hammer, Bob Bennett w. L. PCT. O.B. Bo.lon , .. .. . ••. t\O 38 .eM New V.rlr: . .•.•.• 50 .. 3 fin ally Mel Parnell, ,who wu swbn print r Wally Rl and 01 Brown (176 ft., 3" j Inches) ~:: I : ·d. I ·Phi~·::::: .~! 4~ M,J" . ~ NEW YORK (JP)-The New Brookly n . ••• q •• ·It\ .. a charged with the loss. sPrinrboard cliver Bruce Har- and am Felton of Harvard (116 CI. ... lud ...... 11:1 3K .~1 " 81. Lou l...... ~7 4 ~ York Giants swept past the Ia.-the American lorces broke n., !4 1nch), pve America seven New Vork .f ...... nl M .ft") ~ PlI14bu., h ,...... In u A home run by Junior Stephens Dolroll ...... ~" 4H ..1 80 10 ' it ,'hll. d. lph la ...... AK 49 Brooklyn Dodgers inlo second tbree Olympic ruordll and tied points wit h thlrd an d f our tb Wa.blulon ...... 40 6~ .4SO 10\it Inelnnall ... .. n /\/\ .421 place in the National league yes wli h two aboard in the eighth anoiMr. Forelln atb1etes ae- place lSI. Loul, ...... 3 ~ M .a9~ 19'il Chlca,o ...... so n1 .400 gave Boston an 8 to 6 lead, but · Chi ..,...... 31 ~~ •11:111 2JI Vu terdaY'1 Ru ults terday by defi!Dting the Chicago eOWlted for two more O IympI e Ml. s Van Vliet wns caught in Pllll adolphi. 4. 'I o tln oall S (fl.*, ,amo) Cubs twice, 14-9 and 6-3, to run the Indians fa iled to stay down . k I th t da d hi '" d f th f VUI.,aay', R ... III Philadelphia I. Cln.lnnaU J ( •••• nd They picked up one run in their JnaI' n e s an r -SIllJUl n. 2:57 y tray, our-ten s 0 a Ne ... Y • • ~ 4, Cbl ..,. ~ ,arne) their winning streak to seven spree. second Ie. s than the Olympic mark Phll. delphl.. 8, Ue' roll ~ PUl b urch l'i, B rooklyn ! straight. half of the eighth to narrow the All told, el'ght I'ndividuals finals she hung up in a trial Friday Cle.elan d IV, a .ll.n 9 (I I InnlnlA) New ,",or. lI. Chlc.,o 0 ((Ird ,attle) count to 8 to 7 but lhe Red Sox . st. Loul. 10, W alh ln r l on • Ne,,' Vork n. Cblca,o S ( u~on d ,arne) Larry Jansen achieved his 14th tallied once in the ninth to lake a In track and field and in swim- ]nthe springboard dive, Harlan n o t'-n " SL Loui. n victory ill the openel', but nceded m ing wcre held yesterday and the was followed by an Ohio State Tod ay" )llh.b en T.day' PII.he .. 9 to 7 advantage. New l 'o.k I I Chi.. ,. (~I - R.a ebl Sl. I,oul a.. " 0 l.n-Voll et (G·G) v •. U.S. scored in . even, very heavily teammate, Miller Anderson, and a 19-hit barrage to come through. fll:- l l and Dyr"e I~~) VI. Wl,hl (d· ' ~) 1'.11 ., (~-O) He was tagged for 14 hits and all The Indians came roaring back in in six, to run up a huge overall Dr. Sammy Lee or Pasadena, an 4 1'1 0 •• 111 (6·B) Pitt bur,h at Rrookl," ('t)- 8~ nb.m theil' haU or the nin th to tie the Phlladolphla a' Del,oll - lI1 a,ohlldo. (1.1/) and 0 •• " 1\·3) vs. lI "he .. 11·0) total or 101 point. caur., a performance good lor 19 the Cubs' runs including hume (1·8) VI. T.out 01.10) .nd £r.klne tit.... ) runs by Eddie Waitkus and Al score and send the game into ex F ar behind in second place came pOints. D(lIton k l levtola nd (2)-K r._n u (12-:1) ChlulO at New York (2'-Meyer (0·8' fra innings. or K i nde r (G~fi) a n d U.rrlll (:I·7) VI. and Chamber. (1·7) YI. J'oa\ (0.1) an d Walker. Johnny Mize banged hi~ France with 28, followed by There were good prospects oC a I U.n en (I·'!) lIart unr (II. ;) Lemon /13·8) and Zoldak OJ·H) $I" 261h for the Giants. Whitey Lock Sweden 25, Au tralia 17, Hungary hecty point collection for the U.S, Wllhln"on al 81. L. ull (~)_W y n n ClnalnnaLI at P h lllldelphl" ('!)-Wf' h ~ (7· 11 ) a nd lIadner ( I- II) VI. F a n n in m"lu' t'~II) a n d Ilet er on ('!-f). VI. L e on ~ mnn and Will Marshall also hit 14, the host BriU h squad 12, and in the BOO-meter run and in the ('·7) and alr.or (~·81 ard CU·») and nubl.1 (n.l» Czechoslovakia, Austria, and Nor- pole vault. In both events the U. ------four-buggers for the winners. A's Down J.igers; way, 10 each. In all, 21 nallons S qualified Its tull three-man The Giants spotted the Cubs a have broken into the point column. force. 3-0 lead, then came from behind Lou Brissie Stars The first Arnertean to ~v e Mal Whltrfeld, a U.. army Cording ley Wins Iowa (rown to win the nightcap. Lockman's the tars and Stripes hoisted on ser&'eant who Is atternptln.. a second home run oC the day broke DETROIT (JP) - The Philadel the victory platform was Harlan 400-800 meter double. advanced WATERLOO, lAo (JP)-Defend- up the game, It came in the sixth phia Athletics put together a pair of Ohio lILte. The Buckeye to the finals of the lonl er race ing ChampIon Mary Louis Cord- afternoon to take a lead she never with two on off loser Bob McCall of three-run uprisings yesterday diver captured the sprlnr board alon&, with Bob Chambers of ingley at Des Moines defeated her afterward relinquished. with the score tied at 3-3. and rode to an 8 to 3 decision over dlvinr ,old medal to pace a one- outhern .1Itornla and Herb fellow townsman, Lois Penn, 2 and '1'he challenger took a bogey the Delroit Tigers behind ,the two-three U, . weep of the Barien of MlcbJp n. I, yesterday in the finals of the Ix on the next hole as Miss effective relief pitching 01 lefly event. The vaulters all easily cleared Iowa Women's golf tournament. Cordinl y finished with a blrd- VFW 2581 Nips Ottumwa Lou Brissie. As the American contingents In the qualified height of 13 teet 1 MI Cordlnlrlcy led on the Ie tour, a nd the champion t.hen In Stat~ Tourney, ·13-0 The win hoisted second place Wembl y tadium, Dnd in the Em- ,~ inch s. They are Richmond d thl d h I f th won no. 8 and no. 11 to go four Philadelphia within a halI game pire exposition poolhouse roared (Boo) Morcom of Durham, N. H., fIrst an I' 0 e 0 e lI:or- up. VFW 258L of Iowa City, behind of the league leading Boston Red nln&' round, but the match was th h·t.·t h' f T H In approval, the red white and Guinn Smith ot the San Franeis Then Miss Penn started her e two- I pi c 109 0 ex oy, Sox, who lost at Cleveland. even or Mlss Penn was one up 1 d th Ott VFW ' blUe bannen were ral ed four co OlympiC club and Bob Rich comeback. She won the L2th, 14th walope e umwa mne, Brissie relieved Bill McCahan more times. ards of the Illinois A. C. A one- throu, hout the re t 01 the first I . ht I d t lh 18. Both women shot pal' 81 on and Sixteenth with par fours to L3-0, ast nlg a a Ivance aVFW e with the bases loaded, no body out The other liwlrnmln .. final al - two-three finish in this event of and Philadelph ia leading 4-3 in the morning round. narrow Miss Cardin ley's margin semifinalst t· Dthe M owa' rqust broll&ht another Ame~lcan would be no surprise. to one stroke. ournamen m es omes. (AP Radlowl rophu lo> the third inning and received sweep. Ri of lowa splashed to In the 5,000 meter run, Curtis At the beginning or the .after- The Champion, however, ended Cokejohn slammed a grand ~lam credit for the victory by sca ttering in FIR T BY A B RST - Harrison Dillard. of Baldwin Wallace bare record-breaking vlct.ory the Stone of Penn State was the only noon play, the defending champion match as she drove to the green homer off the offerings oC Doc UO- mei.er free style loll owed by American to quality for the finaB. ly noses oul Barney Ewell, ex-Penu State great, in the finals of the four hits the rest. of the way. went one up, and Miss P enn con- on the 245-yard 17th and two Jones to pace the VFW nine. The ~l.an Ford of Yale In seoond J erry Thompson of Texas .and lOO-rnder !lash In the- Ol ympics yesterday. Dillard, noted for his place and Keith Carter of Pur- Clarence Robinson of Brigham tinued to fall farther behind as putted for a birdie three. Miss game went 4-and-a-half innings hurdlin4\' ability. proved versatil e enough to equal the Olyml)ie her game went sour. Penn was on the green in two but and was called since the Iowa City Rookie Blatnik Paces ~ue in fourth. Alex Jany, the were eliminated. recQI'd ill the event. famed French champion. woul1d The American b ketballers, Miss Cordingley scored a par missed her first putt to end the nine led by more than 10 runs Double Win Over Reds up In fifth place. Ris was clock- not scheduled yelterday, watch- lh_ r_e_ oD_ t_he_ f_ou_r th_ h_ol_e_ In_ th_e _m_at_ch.______at that time. PHILADELPH IA (JP) - The ed In 111.3 seconds, two-tenths ed their rivals In action In Bar- Hawklets Beat Muskies Twice, 3·2, 5.1 or a second better titan the ex- fast-stepping Philadelphia Phillies ri",ay arena but the wrestlers. ran Iheir winning streak to five I , IlItinx standard. reneer and water palo men also Io wa City high Little the Hawklets in the first game Cochran, of lhe Los Angeles ·nols 7 6 school'~ straight yesterday by toppling the , , Athletic club, captured the first saw action. Braves Nose Out Cord, - Hawks continued their winning and received his biggest help from skidding Cincinnati Reds, 4-3 and American gold medal in track and The waLer polo team tied Bel ways yesterday by downing Mus- Maury Christenson, who smashed ' 4-1. field, and he did it in record- gi um, 4-4, in what the Amer icans BbsTON (IP) - The National cnline twice, 3-2, and 5-1. a home run Ihat provided the J ohnny Blatnik , the Phils breaking fashion. The former I n- termed the roughest game they league lead ing Boston Braves last Dick Doran did the pitching for margin of victory. Grady was the rookie leftfielder, provided the diana university ace won the 400 ever had played. losing pitcher. n ight edged the St. Louis Car winning margins in both encoun meter hurdles by fi ve yards in ing final with a 9-5 victory over Yanks Beat Chisnx; In the second contest, Christen ters. He swatted a home run In 51.1 seconds, eight-tenths of a sec- After moving into the foils renc dinals, 7-6 thanks to pi nch hitler Bucs' Rally 5,000 Iowa Season son took (>ver the mound duties the eighth inning 01 the Olllllltt and under the standard he and Egypt and a narrow 8-8 edge over Sibby Sisti's base clearing triple Tickets Sold--Havlicek and had little trouble. Gorday to score three runs and give re R L rasa of Sweden estab Britl'an that was deCided on h its, Lopat Captures 11th \lne a n - to deep right center field in the was the victim of the L ittle li eier Sam Nahem the decision lished Friday. 64-60, the U. S. and France, Italy, last of the ninth inning. CHICAGO (JP) - Lefty Ed The 5,000 ~eason ticket.s for lhe Hawks' aHaek. .r..arsson could do no better than a nd Belgium also gained the t inal Nips Bums UniverSity of Iowa's football sea over ~oward Fox. finish third yesterday, trailing round. A paid audience of 31,84] , stood Lopat won his ninth straight, his Rox Shain did the catching for BROOKLYN (J1» - The Pitts son have been sold, according 10 WESTERN LEAGUE Duncan Wnite, an unknown from Every American wrester ailll and cheered at the tops of their l1 th 01 lhe year, as he pitched an ]owa City in both games. James burgh P irates ex ploded for fo ur Frank Havlicek, business man Sioux City 9. Pueblo 7 Ceylon, who took the sil ver medal. was In the runnln .. for an Olym- voices fo r more than a solid min eigh t-hitter yesterday to give the ager of Iowa athletics. was behind the plate for Mu~ca Om;Jln ' . I)enver 3 ute as three Tribe base runners runs in the nin th inning yester tine in the first game and Rielel'! D Muines 4., Lincoln 3 Dick Ault of Missouri gave the pie title alter almollt two full New York Yankees a 4-2 victory Ticket applicatiop material was U.S. an unexpected. three points days of C)ODUnuoua elimination flashed around the bases and Sis day to overcome the Brooklyn caught the second contest. mailed July 17. Havlicek sa id this by nabbing fourth pOSi tion. bouts. ti, utility infielder, slid madly in Dodgers, 5-2, bela re a crowd of over Ihe Chicago WhiLe Sox. "noors Open J:15 P .M." is the earliest sellout of any kind Then came the mo t dramatic Twenty-lour matmen h ave been to th ird. 15,633. "Doors Open ] :1 5 »,M." Tommy Henr ich stretched his of football ticket in Hawkeye his molDeDt so far for the' U.S, ellminated- but not one of them Hank Behrman's wildness along Sisti hadn't played in cham with the batting ot tormer Dod balting slreak through 10 straight tory. IlII'ces. Dillard. the Knlat Nerro is an American. pion coniest si nce June 18. games with a double and two hvler from .8aJdwln-WaUace In the 11 matches yesterday in gers Eddie Stevens and Stan Ro The demand for Notre Dame ~ The rame wlllln&' clout. a jek cost the Dodgers the game. si ngles, scoring twice and driving ducats has been greal and only r&!2?f¥fij " ENDS who ce.ldnft InII.U &he team In volving American wrestlers, the barsh. sinking line drive whlcb in two r uns to pace the winners' his epeclalty, equalled Eddle U. S. athletes won eight and lost Behrman, who relieved Ervin seats behind the goal Line remain. NOW TUESJ)AY" TeJan'. OITlDPic record 01 10,3 thtee. sbot squanly between the rirM Palica in the seventh, entered the attack. Tickets for the Minnesota and I"OW "ENDS and center fielders. wu the n THURSDAY" 2-FIRST RUN -HIT5-2 IeCOOU to wiJa the I" meter BlII KoIl • .Iowa State Teachera final frame with a 2-1 lead. He Luke Appling, the White Sox' Purdue contests are r.ext in de first triple of the season for the duh br a nose over Barney walked Roman Basgall, the first grand old campaigner at short and mand. Other Hawkeye home £".11 of Lancaster, Pa. Mel Pat- colJere stadent, threw A. Chaf- likeable Buffalo lad whose bal batter, then Stevens belted a dou gamC'!; are with Wisconsin and WD, the Southem Calilornia. fartart and put the £Crptlan oot. third, struck three si ngles to raise tin .. averare was ,215. ble to tie the score. An infield his major league hit total to 2,501. ¥arquette. fla8b, came hl a dlsappolntln,. of the runnillr for the Urht- He was lhe 18th Brave to enter hit by Rojeck and another pass --_. f~ bebind Panama's Lloyd wei,ht title. the game as Tribe manager Billy loaded the sacks. Behrman then ~ach and Great· Brltalnr. Gerald Leeman of Cedar Falls, Southward a nd Cardinal Pilot Ed walked R31ph Kiner to force in TJlRU A"n McCorquodale, Ia., won two bouts during the day. die Dyer juggled players, in ef what pro\(ed to be the winning T HURSDAY Another Negro luminary, Steele He pinned R. Cazaux of D t eat lorts to outwit each other. run. Wally Westlake singled hOlTle TODAY of San Diego Stale, came home Britain, and then eliminated L , two more and Behrm an was re with the last gold medal of lhe !jay Birjnger of Hungary, by taking a By w inning, the Braves main placed by P aul Minner. The Picture You've Waited To See! for iUncle Sam by talcing the broad decision in the bantamweight tained a 5 ~~ game lead over the ju'1'P with a leap of 25 teet 8 class, now second-place Giants, a 6.,. Kirby Higbe held his former teamm:ltes scoreless in the seventh incbes. Herb Douglas of Pitts- Middleweight Glenn Brand of game bulge . over the third-place A tfoeat STORY Dodgers .and eight games over the and eighth to gain credit fo r his bu.h and Lorenzo Wl1ight of Clarion. Iowa, was the last of the IlliIND A GAlA T FIGHTER P1ANlI Wayne finished third and fourth Americans to triumph. He pinnEld fourth-rung Red Birds. fiith triumph. The Cards scored three of their ------,--- bel1ind T . .Bruce of Auslralia to R. B. Arthur of Australia, in four AMERICAN AS OCIATION help the U.S. rack up 17 points in minutes and 21 . seconds. runs in the fourth, during which Sl. Paul 1, Louisville I flO Innings) th e event. , Stan Musial walloped a two-run 1 "~la n a p olt. 8. Milw aukee 2 The final record-breilking per- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiiii_ Mlnneapoll. 8, Toledo 6 1. !,\omer, his 2~th of the season. Kansas ell), 8, Columbus 3 torlllance by a.n American, was ac complished by Jimmy 'McLane, the NOW! senaational 17-year-old dis\ance swimmar tr0"1 And.over jlcademY and Akrpn, O. McLane clipped 2.3 seconds off the OlympJc mark to win hiM heat of the 400 meter free style swim in 4 minutes, 42.2 sec DAt NY KAYf Ita onds. "oa~ IiunPIT and Sweden 1KJDfROM ~d the other three cold m..... ~ while HoUalld A D e~ one as a reM" 01 Nel Van VUe"s 'King of The Carnival' ..-rtl-.... UeriD6 -lIIoop ...n PLUS ,..,~ bI iM aemI-Ilnabi -10 Teebplcolor Wj CIRCUS COMES TO CLOWN GI &he , I~_ter breut s&roke. CoJortoon.- Latat News VIRGINIA MAYO·VERA·ELLEH TODAY V The GOLDWYN GIRLS "Color Cart CIon" H. Baume of Austria won the S&artln, Tuesday women's javelin with an Olympic e e IIlIU 1111 ' m 10[ •• SI[lf CGtllll • fllllllli •• IIetlll 111Il10 ...... ,.MAHl ..' lfOb, ...... II ~ HAll ~'" ..,LM LU SHA= World's Late News rl!C9rd throw of 149 fi!et, 6 inches. r- • ...... , " tIO¥l. JDft(S. ' IWM U lltll 1M IttMMD And it was in this event that \he ,ANTH6 INV ADVERSE' .... •• ,. ., ,"v ... I()(J f ..... M4dY Cl* s disBPI!9inting American women'.s ! \ ~ THE DAJLY IOWAN, SUNDAY, AUGUS't 1, 1948-P GE TllREE
'ri Sarah E. Goward, (' Housing Drive Amvet Oueen-She's Married, Fellas Charles H. Lewis Behind the Dial Society Announce Marriage '\ .....______Br BILL MINSHALL ____-'- __-' For Students Last week WSUl's "Dinner up to the full power of the station Sarah E. Goward, a former unj .. Hour" host, Otto Shlaak, was try (5000 watts at wsun. but It may versity student, became the bride ing to impress his girl friend. be from 100 to 5(},OOO watts. Starts Monday Tasty Salmon Salad of Charles Henry Lewis, Brooklyn, They're going to be married Aug. The combined sound and carril!r Iowa, Wednesday at the home of 21, and she was going to hear A two-week drive to lind hous her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Niles him on the air Cor the first time. inl: in lown for university. tudcnts Decorative Aspic Salad Brightens Up Table, Waite Goward, in Osborne Ter Six o'doek rolled around and Will be started . tomorrow by the Helps Give Balance to Family Diet race, Mass. The Rev. Ernest H. 1IP eaJDe the "Dinner Hoar" off-campus housing bureau, ac· Sommerfeld ofIiciated at the theme. But no, Endneer Dave cording to Richard E. Sweitzer, Brighten up you r dinnl'I' tabl tOllig-ht wi th a tastel'ul and d c· double-ring ceremony. Canon didn't Ilke the replar director of tile bureau. orative salad. Geraldine Goward, North Eas theme, so he plared tbe "MusJ Sweif.1cr aid rooms for nearly Lman Aspic ~a l arl \\'ill fill th(' hill. • 'ot nnl y is it t8stE' llll and ton, Mass., attended her cousin as eal Chab" theme ... two verr 3.8(}O ~tudents arc needed for the decorative, bu t it Hl:;o brings thnt 11!'l'dl'd iron into your maid of honor. Thomas E. Duddy, dJfferent lelectlona. as JOU fall semester. Based on the cx , fl1Ilily' diet. Winchester, Mass., was best man. know, If rou've heard the pro pected enrollment of 10,(}00 stu It's implc to fix .. . water. Di:;~olve it in the hot water. Following the ceremony a recep rrama. dent~, Sweitzer _aid. university I la.bIespoon gelatln Cool. Add thc vinegar, lemon tion was held on the lawn of the Otto was lucky; his girl, never hou jng takes care of 4,800 men, 14 COP cold water home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. having heard the "Dinner Hour" women and married students and juicc and salt. When the mixture } )j ClIP bot water begins to thicken, fold in the sal Cross, Osborne Terrace. before, didn't know the dliference. fraternitie and. ororities, 1,400, 14 CIIJI mild vinegar mon. Pour into a 6 ~ inch ring Mrs. Lewis, a graduate ot Amer She's (rom Cleveland, Ohio, which leaving about 3,800 students who ( I tablespoon lemon juice mold and chill until firm. ican International college, Spring is sUghtly beyond WSUI's range. will need off-campus housing. ~ IeaaJlOOn salt field, Mass., was an Instructor of • • • ) , ,. Oae l·pOund can. red salmon, Un mold the salmon aspic on a Sweillcr a"ked that all house chop plate. Fill the center with fIOTiculture at the University of Besides emceeing the "Dinner holdl'r, who wtll have rooms or boDed, coar ely flaked sma II lettuce leaves, and surround Connecticut - in 1944-45. She did Hour" this summer, Otto is a apartments to rcnt contact his Peeled Lomato wedges the mold with four nests of let graduate research at SUI in audio staff announcer, and he's written orril'C in University hall and list &coM sliced cucumbers tuce, each filled with tomato metry and has since carried on .and directed several drama shows. their rooms. He said there is a Ldluce wedges and scored cucumber specialized work In the subject. He's been at WSUI since Febr JWonnuse constant str('iun of people through slices. Fm the center of the mold Lewis, is the son of the late Mr. uary, 1947. his oCfil'c looking for housing Sollen the gelatin in the cold with mayonnaise. and Mrs. Henry Lewis, Lorimor. Shlaak goes to work next fall 0"0 HLAAK facilities. He is a senior in the college of at Oregon State Teachers college waves are then raellated from the OflIce hours arc 8 to 12 and 1 * * * commerce at the university. as an instructor In radio produc * * * to 5 from Monday through Fridoy, ~"' P Wlrepboto) .Following a weddlng trip the tion and speech. antenna and out into space. and 8 to 12 on Saturdays. The Ml IOWA AMVET. l\1r. Dan Hart, linton, was cho en tate couple will be at home after Sept. He worked In apeclal service You tune in WSUI at 910 kc., office phone is X2191. Amvet queen at the convention at Waterloo ye terday of Iowa. 1 at 117 E. Burlington atreet. In the army and has been and it's the purpose of your rudio Sweitzer $aid 1,068 houscholders Amvet and the women's auxiliary. The blue·eyed blood Is the arou.nd a lot 01 radio stations. receiver to separate thc voice or accommodated' university stUdents wife of II. Clinton Amvet and II charter member of the aUJ lIlary. He thinks WSUI Is a boon to music from the carrier wave and last year. Her attendants were Katue Carter, Waterloo; Emmajean Aardal, aspirin, radio allllOancen. feed it to your loudspeaker. Thc rooms should be available Waverly; Jean Turner, Marshalltown, and Lorraine Thompson, New Army Grades Otto's last "Dinner Hour" will Now isn't that simple? for -tud nt. ueginnlllg Sept. 16. torm Lake. be Wednesday evening from 6 to ----r------~--- List Revised Downward; 7 o'clock. Atfter scllooUng and soldiering for seven yean, he Same Pay Rate gets a master's degree this sum- mer. Judges Picked 'Rosa/ie'; Can You Find Her? Changes in the rank of enlisted • • and warrant grades will become You may think that a radio pro effective today under the army's gram is broadcast directly from career guidance plan, Sgt. O. A. a radio studio. In a sense that's McClung, local recruiting officer, true, but actually the broadcast said yesterday. is put on the air at the station's Under the new system, there transmitter. will be four grades of warrant of The music and voices from ficers. These grades will be more ihe studios at WSUI, for in of a continuance of enlistJ!d ad aU-nee, are transformed Into vancement and more technical in electrica. currents in the atud nature than under the former sys los. Then ther pass throufh the Business Honorary tem, he said. control room, and are carried Town 'n' Campus Chan,e Titles by rerular wire cable out to the There are still seven enlisted iranamlUer at Coralville. pay grades, but the pay grade tit Initiates Members Special equipment at Coralville -- Mrs. J. E. Waery, Waterbury, les have been changed as follows: Della Pi Epsilon, national hon first grade, master sergeant; sec prepares the electrical currents for rountry after his brother-In-law their journey through space to orary business educatlon !rater ond grade, .sergeant first-class, Conn., is the guest of Mrs. George your raello loud speaker. nlly for gradUate studenl~. install formerly technical sergeant; third ed officers and initiated 13 mem Robson, 215 Lexington avenue. grade, sergeant, formerly staff To really broadcast the pro bers Friday night at the Iowa Mrs. Waery arrived here Thurs sergeant; fourth grade, corporal, grams a radio-frequency carrier Union. day and will remain until the end formerly sergeant; fifth grade, wave must be generated. A dinner was held in thc RivCI' A Drop of Dew, FallinI:' fr:lm the WinK of a Bird. Awaken RosaU of university summer school when prl vate first-class, formerly cor • • • room followin g the ccremonics. The voice or music sounds, now Aslcep in the 'hadc or a (,obwtb. she will drive their son, James poral, sixth grade, private, form Officers in stalled were Arthur erly private firstclass, and sev in the form of electricity, are AIW,'Margaret Proehl, E. L. Ma Jr., Al, home with her. superimposed on the carrier wave, enth grade, recruit, formerly pri Prehistoric Phase ri~tta , Mary Massey, Elzy V. Mc Sunday morning she will be vate. by a process called modulation. Collough Jr., Dorot!,y Bacon and so loist at the Congregational The title of first sergeant is not WSUI has amplitudc modulation; i{atheline Hum phrey. church, where lhe Rev. Mr. Wael'Y a pay grade. 'It remain.s an occu KSUI, frequency modulation. Those initialed were Miss Ba formerly was pastor. pational title for which distinctive A lot ot Intricate meohanlcal con, Sister Mary Naomi Fitch, insignia is provided. processes are Involved In all Jean E. Goodnow, Miss Humph Mr. a nd Mrs. John Seydel, 5 S. Four Non-Com Grades this. So difficult that It's belter rey, Robert G. Kane, Heruert Dodge slreet, are the parents of Only the first four pay grades to just accept the process and Markle, McCollough, Charles E. a seven-pound, two-ounce daugh will constitute the non-commis not as.k why. Peck, Miss Proehl, Lois Saylel', ter, born Friday rugllt at Mcrcy sioned officer's corps. Changeover In order to supply the necessary Harriet L. Stevens, Ann A. Sund hospital. of titles will be done by grade. power to send out the radio waves, strom and R. L. Thistlethwaite. Thus a private will become a re the original sound and carrier Ernest Zelliolt of the summer A son, weighing ten pounds, ten cruit, a private first-class will be wave are amplified many times session faculty was toastmaster ounccs, was born yesterday morn called a private, a corporal will before reaching the antenna at and John Moorman, G, was the ing at Mercy hospital to Mr. and be called a private first-class, etc. the transrni tter. speaker. Mrs. Joseph Sweeney, 103 E. Jef Pay and insignia for each respec • • • ferson street. tive grade will remain unchang The last step puts the signal ed. Ll. Col. and Mrs. Glenn L. A distinction between combat Schm\dt and sons, Larry .an.d troops and non-combat troops will Glenn, Stcphensville, Texas, left also go into effect with the career Persona' Notes J.o ·riday after visiting Lt. Col. plan, McClung said. Certain class Schmidt's mother, Mrs. Hattie es of personnel whose primary Schmidt, 221 ¥.. E. Washington duties are front line jobs will be ELKS LADIES-Members of classed as combat soldiers. Those street. They are now visiting Mrs. the Elks Ladles club will hold a Schmidt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. whose primaries duties are in sup Georgc Geerdes, in Wellesburg. port of front line troops will be dessert bridge at the Elks club classed as non-combat soldiers. house Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Green treet The difference will be marked ~nneth Deming will act as host P RCBA ED RECENTL~ FOR TilE U IVER ITY'S permaneut Rev. England To Lead by dilferent colored stripes. Dark ess. COllection, these lour paintings are valued betwern 2,7 00 and $3,000. blue chevrons on gold background WSUI Chapel Services The paintings are "Green St!eet," by Harold Baumback, "Pre will signify combat and gold SARAH HART GUILD-The historic Phase," by Theodoro!! lamos, "A Drop of Dew, Falllulr The Rev. Leon C. England, pas chevrons on dark blue back Sarah Hart giuld rnisionary group from the WhIg of a Bird, Awakens &0 alic Asleep in the Shade tor of the First Christian church, ground, non-combat troops. will hold a dinner Tuesday at of II. Cobweb," by Juan Mlro and " umnler Event," by Byron Bnr will conduct WSUI morning 6:30 p. m. at the home of Mildred ford , VI graduate student. Judge selected II. group of 12 pahitiligs chapel services daily this week PRIZES FOIt CORN Neiswanger, 803 Bowery street, (rom which these were chosen. from 8 to 8:15 a.m. DES MOINES (IP}-A lotal of secretary of the group. Assisting The Rev. Mr. England came to $624 in prizes wlll be awarded in the hostess will be Mrs. A. A. Iowa City in June from Texas. the all-Iowa corn show at this Kendall, vice-president; Mrs. Ot FmST CASUAL1:Y He received his training at Texas year's Iowa state fair, Aug. 27- to Bowling, preSident, and Ruby Captain Edwin Guthrie was the Christian university and Andover Sept. 3, fair officials announced Davis, treasurer. Plans will be first Iowa officer to eIle in the Newlon theological seminary. yesterday. made for the coming year. Mexican War. He was wounded on June 20, 1847, at La Hoya Pass Prof. Louis (azamian To Leave for France Summer Event and died on July 20, 1847. By I l'ER VIRGINIA ANN "The shores of Normandy" are man exclaimed, waving his excited a "Seminar on Wordsworth." He KEEP COOL just 18 days away for Prof. Louis hands. came to America last October at Cazamian, visiting French profes He said he appreciated the hon the invitation of Grinnell college where he taught during the year. sor of SUI English department. or of being asked to give the ad He had 'been in America seven Before Iowa Citians can read dress. "Iowa Through French times before. the account of his Aug. 4 SUI Eyes" will be an Interestlna and He had one complaint to make commencement address, Cazamian a difficult subject ·to treat, be regarding the American educa thought. tional system-too many tests. Goes a long way and his wife will be well on the "I was never 10 warm In 1IU' "Tests are a necessity here to way to Washington, D. C. The life .. I WIllI the eta,. the 'her· which I submit to fulfill an ohli next slop on their week's tour is mome&er reached IN°-relilem• gation, but I regret the necessity in Iowa City • • . . New York City. berr' Cuamian asked, ID4Iea& of grading students. We test im mensely less in France-at the "Then. Aug. 11. It wtll be 'All in, he wan&ed. Iniema&loDaI 17mpathr. end of the year only." Cazamian when you ride A board' for "Tance," he admit Cazamian is carrying home with also told that in his homeland ted yesterday with a definite him the memory of sympathetic instructors kept no record of "pre far·away gleam In his eye. associations between student and sences or absences." "America is fine, beautiful teacher, he said. He found univer Oh, to be in France! country. My wife and I have en sity Ilfe here very different from Busses joyed oUI' year here, hut in France France. we lcft our people, our children. "I appreciate the spirit of edu We will be going 'back home'," cation here. Such zeal. auch cor FREE Jarvia Alter and Chas. Engelking maJdng a merry splash. thc professor said, explaining his diality in stUdents, 1 bave never enthusiasm. known. It la not always so In "~ ...... ,..;. - .."...... Small of stature, the French in France," Cazaiam conceded In MoTif PROOFING wnN UOUlAI LOW Ntell Portable Wading Pools at Student Supply "ILu.r PINT" FASmON• •.• structor was probably the only broken English. He said that he Iowa City Iw tIaoR who are five feet five person disagreeably concerned had been pleasantly Impressed by 4' X 6' Square $15.95 5' X 5' Square $22.95 lid lIIIder. This basic 'black with the transfer of convocation the "material abundance. the en PERIASEPTIC CLEANING ceremonies from Iowa Union to • NO .UM' • NO ODOII Toy Center run. laU can be worn with or thusiasm of education. and the • NO MILIIW 1rilhnt a blouse. Rounded flap the armory. competence of teachers." • NO MO'", ..... add Interest to the Jack- Commencement Speaker Taarta' ThIa 8_ CoaCh Co .. et .... Is eut to a short len,th "My li ttle address was not con A BUmmer visitor to the campus, ~ ...... Iopea& to the small- ceived for such a vast hall and Cazamian taUiht two courses STUDENT SUPPLY STORE .tIpn. and a microphone," the French- "History of En,Iiab CrlticilDl" and DAVIS CLEANERS -'l'JIB J)AlLY IOWAN. SUNDAY. AUGUST 1. 1945-PAGE FOUlt_ • • McBride's HaU The Dal~ Iowan H. truman's May .Be How-theMarshall Plan Wort By ' SIGRID ARNE New York broker. Or he can iii 'F' hi· t' C · WASHINGTON (A"I-You own a Belgian government buyin,llliJo ESTABLISHED 1868 ACircusing We Went a a Belgian power pla?t. You need sion to ge~ it lor him. . SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1948 B, BILL f cBRJDE 19 Ines mpolgn American copper wIre. How do Now shl1t the operation to thi or COUl~ we had 10 ee the tircu Fdda night, and legardle BX ALEXANDER R. GEORGE thourh the depression. had daJ'k- you get it under the Marshall side. MJ!VBEB 01' THE ASSOCIATED PRJ:S8 o( the ni<- ' aturda morning gripes, J enjoyed the show, and WASHINGTON (tP}-President ened his re-eleellon prol])eCi.s. plan? The third, and last control poiIIi Th. ~ted P.-- 1.0 eaUu..ct _elu Moreover, Demoerai.s and. l/l5Ur- Or you're an American making lies here. The U. S. office of !Do "vel,. to the W6 for repubUutJolIl of I'll bet the ni s did too. Truman's campaign may turn out all tbe Ioc:eI "...... prtnted In uu. new... to be the most extensive - and rent RepubUcans had been copper wire. How do you sell it ternational trade decides ~ peper. u well .. all AP newl dl_leba Noted the <.O~ tum e.~ and unifOlm were a little hodd, which lambaStlnr bls admInlstraUon to the Belgian under the Mar- much of the scarce goods can 111 i to be expetted a t thi lime of the sea on, but the animal were "fightingest"-ever waged for a second term. for more Utan two yean. shall plan? abroad, whether the price is lot Board of Trustees: LeoU. G. Moeller. in fine condition and reflected excellel1l cale. Franklin Roosevelt started his You do not deal direcUy with high, and just how the gooct. art Muon Ladd. A. Cr-a~ BaJrd. Paul R_ During the past halt century OlSon. Lest r Brooks. SIeve DlnnInC. • • • 01 Republican~Democratic strug regular stumping tour tor re-elec- the economic co-operation admin- going to be used abroad. Kathryn M amara. RIchard Dice. KetU> tion in 1936 the second week in istration (ECA), the start which Americans decide whether 'Nt ' A. Olas&ow. omeplace between the acts al a circtls lhere hould be time to gle every president except Hard ing ha been nominated for a sec October. He peJ'haps could have is running the Marshall plan. You can ship the wire or whether wt POWNAL", P.II... II .. give the rOtl tabout applause. Ju I the job of keeping Ihe aerial· neD II_ ond term. He died in his tirst won that year without making any do not payor get paid directly by need it too badlY ourselves. 1'IMr1 CHAaLJ: Wit. ON i~ts' ta kle traighl would LUmp an avera~e man, but tho e Aswlul t. lbe Pablbber Teleph.,.,.. term. speeches, but he relished a cam- the ECA. decide whether the Belgian will DE B CAJUI/£ BUAIn_ Offlee ...... 41tl muscular workers throw ard!. of rope into pales and never seem paign fight and made extensive Both purchase and sale take put it to wise use. 8"II.DH.a Ma ..rer tcUlortai ow.,...... 41. Only three or the pre-Truman QIUL S. 11fT&•• • S.I,., Soc:~ OUke ...... 41U 10 get it tangled. second term candidates - WU ~ trips in the middle west and the pla~ just about as they used to. If the Bel,lan request II .,. For fllI)'Ol1t' who hfls fI I11l1rh 1I0libie i1l lilt' 1II0mil1g wilh Ham H. Taft, Herbert Hoover east. But there are three control points ~,then these Wnp bappea: DAILY IOWAN TAFF IIIt'il slloestrlngs as I do, a tnrk I,ke tlllll is posilively phrnom and Franklin D. Roosevelt President Coolidge did some in the background to make sure The American gets paid by a Man.,-lq Editor .. _ Jim Wilt tllol. made rerular tumlllnr tours. front porch campaigning in 1924 that the dollars we loan Europe bank in his city. Tbe bank wW City Editor ...... Don Rleha.rdson And those tours were launcbed on his lather's farm in Vermont. are used in the best possible way have had a note from ECA safll!C Aulstant City Editor ...... _ ..... _...... Neal Black • • • late in the campalrn season. The newspapeJ's and movie reels to get Europe going agin. it's all right to pay ofr. Pre ident Roosevelt made a so carried pictures of him wearing Here's how It works: The bank gets paid baI:i New. Editors ...... Bob Hoov~r; Georre Hanrahan The fellow who dangled by hi teeth on a trape7e held in hi SPOrt. Editor ...... _...... AI chmahl wife\ mouth flom the dome of thc tcnl promptcd one of my 01. called " non-political" inspection a large straw hat, raking hay, and The Belgian fills out a form to through ECA from the funds COII- presenting Henry Ford with a sap explain why he needs lhe wire. gress voted lor European ald. Soelety Editor ...... _ ..... _ .... _...... _.. _... .. Jo Barnes leagues to remark Ihat he would never trust a woman 10 keep her trip to the dust bowl in the sum mer of 1936 that Republicans said bucket. • His government decides whether The Belgian Marshall aid It· Wire Editor ...... _ ...... 00; ••_ •••• I'tlalcoim Rodman moulh ~hut (OJ thal long •.. lor thaI he re eived l1umerou dirty Ph.to Editor ...... _ ... _"_ ...... __._ •• __...... Herb Nlpson was a bid for reelection. He and The "White House Sphinx" the nation needs the electricity he count goes down by the alllO\lllt look~ flOlll female .. in our eetion 01 the gl'and~tand, but how the), Republican candidate Allred M. It Futllre Editor ...... _ .. _...... _ ...... _...... _ . Bill McBride made no formal political speeches, is putting out. it decides "yes" the wire costs. heard hi ••Ullemellt ()\el' the din of galloping band and ca lliope Landon met and exchanged com and Democrats assailed him for it okays his purchase of wire. The wire gets shipped. lllusi i U ' )ond me. pliments at a drought conference keeping silent on the Ku Klux That's lhe first control. Of course, every purellMt in Des Moines. Klan question. A large majority The second is in Paris in the doesn't ro throul"b ."iIr ~ • • • President Truman got an early ot the volers decided to "Keep . t· f E course as It com- up... _-, .. 'We Won't Let George Do organlza Ion or uropean econo~ _ ...... It' I Ihought the liltle girl who at in flont of u wa about lhe start with a political speaking trip Coolan easy with winner. Coolidge," and he was.mlc co-opera t·"lun . ThIS" IS an the decisions are taken In ... There was a flutteling 01 n;1\t~ n:llll , - ,ome loaded aecw..· wide.t eyed pel.on in lhe big'lop until 1 giant d al Jeanne II il'i to the west coast before the Re publicans had chosen their presi Althougb election beitlor odc18 agency of the 16 European nations vance of the specific orcJen. lion - then cong"le." adjOlnn d 101 thc we kcnt!. BUl firsl th to wat h all li\'e I ing~ at once. favored Republican candidate getting Marshall aid. It has to de- For example the Belgian lIN' She lIaei III I' lIluSl posilive nm·off,olld·joill-lltl'-rirclIs look ill dential candidate. Democratic niff d Ih ail, hoping to .. mell Ollt an adjollrnmelll lly next week plans call for more vote-seeking Charles Evans Hughes In 1916, cide whether Belgium is asking too ernment presented a pro..... end. till' wltol/' ol/wli, /Inri! kepi (I do I' tllilteh 011 II('/' fro1/1 Illetl OIl trips by the President to all part President WlllIOn deelded early much-compared to the other na- some months ago covering all ill •.. IIIlICh liS ! like II tin II IIII' Ihotlgh, of l PfI/IIIl' ill sj){//'klil1g In September not to make- a "po_ tions-and find out how much reconstruction wants, such as cop. h Pi e idcnl ~nallcd thal "conRtc." had a blind di~lcganl for of the country. ligltts UII II fl)'illg lrap/'Zl' lIers j)rllc/ICIt11y 1/0 lIPP"fll. IItlca.1 campalrn.V Speakers tor copper wire the United States is per wire in its power plants. Tbt the dangcr~ that be et Ollr pmh." SenalOf 'I aft bla.,led right bad.. Mr. Truman. 64, is the second e oldest candidate to campaign for a Wilson hammered buvUy on wilJing to sell as against the 16-naLion agency in Paris okayed, that Twman was making }Jolitital ~p ' clhe~ in wl1gles~. • • second term. Andrew Jackson was the sloran "He Kept. Us out of amount all ot Europe wants. It such over-all plans for all westenl o it goe ... I ilibmt 'I in Ihe 'nale and dlloaty Iloi.,c all "'las disappointed thal no one came around selling p anllt\ 65 when he successfully ran for War." It Wll8 credited with has to see that all of Europe gets Europe. abolll Ihe halls of wngress. Litlle el,e. . . ] don' t lik' peanut;, but when (in u 'ing, goobers ale a neees reelection in 1832. Senator Alben brlorlnr Democratic victory. a fair share. So the controls are actuall,. tlw; It i a Irange Ihing when a ple~idcnt (alh hj~ Icgi~lati~e body it). W did bu} Wllon candy before leaving and lhal made up W. Barkley, 70, is the oldest vice President McKinley spent the If t.he Belgla.n request jumps over~all sums set aside for ~ to pa legi lati nih) ,al 011 dlll illg the IcgLllal .,e~ ion. It rail I> [or the loss. presidential nominee in history. 1900 campaign season in the White this hurdle, then our Belelan nation and the over-aU tonoap William McKinley, Calvin It all d politic 01' wh:llevel the opponent. wanl. BUl the fall re House and at his home in Canton, rendeman Is free to place his on different commoditi.es. is ilIo • • • CooJldre and Woodrow Wilson Ohio. H was a time of business ex- order. side these over-all estimate. thai mains that thele are bilb to pa"~ - thillg~ to done. Bolh pallif g '( Didn't mal'v('1 11I11cll (1/ Ihl' tighl'1'Ope walker who prallred "front.-porched·( to second term pansion which GOP stalwarts at- He can place it much as he used such specific deals as this Belliaq rflll I " ('Sf Iloy t'lnt'l'gt'llry Ila)'s. 110 111011' Ihll/I j/X fl'l't (Iff 11t(, glOlllld, ond f ell Ihal I tIIas doil1g victories without makln&' any tributed to "Republican gold to. He can write the American fac- p ch of Ame . a c pper WiN But with dela~s. quallbling,>, tall of Cal I)' adjollInment anti no standard, full dinner-pail prosper- ur ase TIC n a - " liS well liS II I' uy mert'ly staying Oil lilt' gland /lwei sPat withoul so-called tull-fledged appeals ity." tory. He can place it through a takes place. eonstt uClive aClioll the ClnCI '·cn )' app'