".-.- - _.. ~ -And Keep It Combed ..... Th. Weather Today' BANOKOK (JP) - Irked a& IIh&CQ hair -"Ies In ImUa Portly cloudy, warm and humid today and \118 of maUnee Idols, ~he Siamese mlnbt". of education lIP "e~d \ha\ no IIChoolb4t' ma, wear his balr lonler tomorrow with scattered thundershowers tua tile cmUmeter. That'. las Ulan foar tenths of an ... - ~al close clip. 11le mlnlaln also Is conslderln. late today and tomorrow. High today 88· • ...... r ban on waves and upawept .t,lea for II4lhool. 92; low 65·70. High yesterday 89; low 67 • ~ .. Established 186B-VoL 80,No. 24Z-AP News and Wirephoto ....~ Iowa City, Iowa, Saturday, July 10, I940-Five Cents IC( Approyes Democratic Cha:irman McGrath and Friend New ,Railroad' 'u.s. Note ' Tells Russ Rales in East WASHINGTON (JP) - The In tmlate Commerce commIssion yesterday authorized a new 17 To Ra ise 'Berli nI Block percent average increase In rail roid passlmger fares in the east. The boost will add an estimated * * * $61-million to the 'annual cost I)t Writes Essay Under Senlence Threats Won't travel in that section of the Russ, To Ease country. SEA TTLE (,/P)-Mrs. Bertha Devling, an author arrested Cor The advances involve 20 percent speeding, was ordered to write an essay on "why women drivers IMoye,Us Out, , more for interstate passenger tic should not drive over 50 miles an hour"-{)r spend three days kell! in coaches and 14.3 percen t Car Traffic In in jaiL. more in sleeping and parlor cars. he did both. Part of the essay: The higher charges may be put "There are sometimes officers of the law abroad in incognito Marshall Says inlo effect on five-days notice vehicles who hunt 'em and ketchum and then comes de grief." to the public. A Pennsylvania Berlin Area ' Officers in the case were State Patrolmen A. L. Hunt and Al BT JOHN M. mGHTOWE& railroad oIflcial said at Philadel 'BERLIN (IP) - The Soviet-li Ketchum. The judge was Justice of the Peace Roy De Grief. WASHINGTON (JP) - The phia that the roads haw chosen censed news agency ADN said United states has warned Russia JulY 19 as the date to boost lares. Wednesday night the Russians that it will not be compelled "by The ICC authority went to the wQuld permit ailled automobile threats, pressures or other actlons" 61 railroads carryin, passengers traffic to proceed to and from to abandon its rights in Berlin. north of the Ohio and Potomac Berlin II the vehicles carry spec Say 325-Jews Killed; It has demanded that the Russians rivers and east ot the Mississippi ial travel permits issued by Soviet lift the blockade 01 the German river. authoritieS. capital immediately. The same lines pioneered the This was revealed by the state 1147 proceeding which resulted in This would amount to {lasing lO-Day Truce Sought departmen.t last night with pub an average 10 percent rise in pas the·current highway blockade for lication of the text ot the note senger lares last year-llrst in CI\.P Wlrepbalol traftlc moving from the west Into which Secretary of State Marshall Berlin, but would place a new AIRO (IP)-Arabs reported last night they had killed 325 Jew the east, and subsequently In the THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN. J. Howard McGrath, and the l>emocratlc national ish fighters during the first day of renewed Palestine warfare sent to Moscow last Tuesday WfSt and south. • restric\lon on ali\ed automobiles through the Soviet embassy here. armbol rot to,eUler for a picture yesterda.y on the'marquee of the Bellevue-StraUord hotel In Phlla departing from the city for the even as the nited Nalions mediator was pleading for a new 10- The western and southern car delphi.. The hotel Is beln, used by the Demoerats a.s conven&lon headquarters. day truce. The United States acted in con riers have not indicated whether west. cert with 'Britain and France, who IIley will again foUow the lead The agency report, which it Count Folke Bet'lladotte, the mediator, said in Rhodes after a sedt separate notes. of eastern roads and ask for the said was obtained from official meeting with King Abdullah in Amman, 'frans.Jordan, that he Authorities described the Amer. new higher rates in their terri Soviet sources, did not set a date had asked both sides to stop ican note as extremely firm Wries. on which the new regulation fighting for 10 days, beginning though not In any sense belllgrent The new revisions will make would take effect. at 6 a.m., Iowa Hme, this morning. in tone. [)~mos Give Up on 'Ike' The Swedish count's appeal was Po,ol Fund Passes coach rates in the east 3 cents a It was issued only a short time In it Marshall proclaimed mile and sleeping and ;parlor car before the western allies made made on an urgent basis-but American willingness to negoti· rales 4 cents a mile, compared * * * . public three notes calling on Rus neither the Arabs nor the Jews Halfway Mark With ate with the Soviets and other with 2.5 and 3.5 cents per mUe actually are pledged to vote for sia to lift lhe 21-day land block showed any signs of agreeing. An occupation powers outstanding dis PJses now in eUect throu,hout General Says Eisenhower. ade Which has forced them to Israeli spokesman said in Tel Aviv putes"Over Berlin, but he declared no action would be taken last night the country. These rates are bas But the general could scarcely supply western Berlin by air. Addition of $351.81 that restoration of communica Civil·Rights because of the Jewish sabbath. ic; a federal transportation tax have made it more certain that tion between the western sectors It was the allied refusal to al Bernadotte will lly today to The swimming pool fund passed of .15 percent also must be paid. he would tUrn the nomination low their trains to pass Russian the halfway mark yesterday with ot the city and the western zones Refusal ',Final' down. He said lIis position was Lake Success to place the whole The ICC order covers interstate inspection last April that first the addition ot $351.81, the Com ot Germany is "A pre-requisite" travel and travel inside Illinois PHILADELPHIA (IP) - Gen. based 01'1 a "sincere conviction 9S situation before the United Nations of any negotiations. FigHt Flares precipitated the communications security council. munity Dads announced last night. to the best interests of the coun. and Michigan (where the federal Dwight D. Eisenhower laid down crisis. And observers were incHn The fund now stands at $6,379.37. Marshall indlrect.Iy accused the commission has 'authority to fix try." The ~yptlan defense ministl'1 Russian government of breaking a ','final and complete" refusal PlilLADELPHIA (IP) - The ed to feel that the allies would The breakdown of the figures the intra-state rates). The rail In quick succession alter Pepper fight over civil rights wilhin the Issued .. communique here last an agreement which Premier Sta yeste.rday to accept the Democra not submit their automobiles to for the entire campaign shows $3,- roads will have to obtain separ tic presidential nomination under released his wire: nl,bt saylll' 325 ZloJt1st, soldiers lin made with President Truman Democratic party finally exploded inspection when traveling to and had been killed In military oper 200 given by lodges, $1,347.87 ate authorities In the other states any, "term~" conditlpns or prem L (Jhlca,o DelDOCratlc leader from Berlin which is occupied un in June, 1945, through the impo into the open lasl night. A south .."OIlS undertaken by the Ecyp from the residential area, $1,796.- to make the jnterstate Increases ises." Jacob M. Arvey announced that der [our-power agreement. sitJon ot blockade restrictions on apply to intra-state -travel in those erner, Aubrey Williams, told tlan army, Sa.udl Araba.lan troops 50 from the business dlstrlct and Key anti-Truman Democrats he a'nd Mayor William O'Dwyer Allied highway traffic en route travel to BerUn. states. Democratic leaders they would not and Sudanese volunteers. Th~ $35 Irom Coralville. "It Is intolerable that anyone from the north quickly abandoned of New York were abandoning to Berlin has been stopped at tlute the operatlol1ll started was William Grandrath, publicity Commutation lares are not dis their campaign to draft the gen the boom to draft Eisenhower and lose southern volers by support the He Lmstedt border point by of the occupying authorities turped by yesterday's action, since not riven. The old truce expired chairman, announced that the fi should attempt to impose a block. eral and switched their support to "intend to "Vote in lbe convention ing President Trtm1an's civil RUSSIan authorities since June 18 a.t U mldntrM (loW" time) gures for the residential area in they are flllured on a dilferen t the President. tor the nomination of President ade upon the people of Berlln. basis. The commutation rates took rights program. whep a currency reform was de Thurlld ..y nlrrht. clude only donations from the Truman." Al'vey in Chicago and creed tor western Germany. The "The United States government an average 20 percent advance Those from the South went into Southern members of lhe Dem- Attacks were launched, the com Longfellow and Manville Heights is therefore obliged to insist that hurried huddles, trying to figure O'Dwyer in New York both pre highway through Helmstedt is the munique said, on points occupied districts and one small area In the in the east last year. dicted Mr. Truman's nomination. ocratic platform committee had lone authorized road through the In accordance with existing agree out whether they would try to get by the Jews during the truce northeast part of the city. ments for the movement ot behind somebody else. 2. James Roosevelt, chaIrman 01 sat calm and silent while north- Russian occupation zone to the period on the southern Palestine ern Negroes demanded that the German capital. The Dads Issued a sta~ent freight and passenger traffic be See Truman Win the California Democratic organ fronl These points were recap asking the business district son tween the western zones and Ber. Strike It Coal Mine ization, telephoned the Eisen party platform contain the Pres!- Allied molor tratric leaving tured, the communique said. eltors for the swimming pool drive lin be lully restored. Truman backers, and even some dent's proposals for laws against 'Berlin for western Germany pre added that Egyptian pianes raided hower headquarters here from to notify either Ewald Kuhlmann "There can be no question of party members who wanted an Pittsburgh last night "r am now lynChing, poll taxes. and discrlm- viously was allowed to proceed Aqir airport and Tel Aviv harbor. Conferences Held other candidate, passed the word Aqir is 15 miles southeast of Tel or Charles Smith about the busi delay in the restoration of these convinced Gen. Eisenhower would ination in employment. without special permits. In this ness houses that have not yet been essential services, since tl)e needs that it's all over, that the Presi if Aviv. WASHINGTON (JP) - Justice not serve nominated by the Bul ~hen Williams, who Is from sense the new Russian order rep con tacted. If the solicitors cannot of the civilian population in the dent will capture the nomination Democratic party." It was Roose Montgomery, Ala., and former resents a tightening of travel re- Other developments of the day T, Alan Goldsborough tdlked over on the firs t .ballo t. make the contacts someone else Berlin area are imperative." the "captive" coal mine strike velt who called a caucus of anti national youth administrator, strictions. included: So It looked as if delegates were will be appointed to do so, they 'Bri tain and France sent separ. with attorneys for both sides yes Truman. pro-Eisenoower forces said that it was mainly southern Special Russian travel permits 1. Bombs dropPed from II- Spit said. ate notes to Moscow on Tuesday. coming to town Monday mostly to for tonight. Democratic leaders who opposed were not required lor either east fire on the Israeli capital of Tel terday. The Dads also asked all business at the same time as the U. S., pro His talks caused speculation on pick a vice-presidential nominee 3. Southel'Jlers weren't civlnr the Truman program- and not or westbound traffic prior to the Aviv killed two and wounded 10 and approve a party platform. district solicitors to brln, the testing the blockade. The block an out-of-court settlement of the up quite so easily. But they were the peopl~the fireworks broke June 18 order which forced all or more persons. Haifa had its first ade has been in effect three weeks, Eisenhower gave ais positive air rard alarm since World War II money they have collected to the tour-day-old shut-down in mines scrambling [ran.tically and gloom loose. allied eastbound traffic to halt at Community Dads' meeting Tues forcing the western powers to owned by the steel Industry. "no" to Senator Claude A. Pep~ ily for some place to turn. Former Alabama Governor the Helmstedt checkpoint. but no bombs were reported. 2• .Jewish mortars opened up on day nigbt at the Community build supply the two million Germans Goldsboroug~ met wl1h attor per of Florida. It was his third Chauncey Sparks snapped that An American official described in their areas by air. Senator Lister HiU of Alabama the Arab-held old city of Jerusa ing. neys Welly K. Hopkins of the attempt to avoid a political draft it Williams represents nobody but as "a lot of hooey" last night, (The British note, released sim. made clear tllat supreme court lem. The heavy guns of the United Mine Workers ¥d John from either major political party. Justice William O. Douglas would oimseU and should not carry any RUSSian claims that repair work ultaneously in London last night, C. Gall of the steel company "cap Arab legion of King Abdullah Ike Telerrram be jU!\t as unacceptable to the weigh t. forced them to close the lone withheld their answering fire said Britain regards the blockade tive" mines, and Harry M. Moses, "Under no condition;' Elsen south as PreSident Truman be Charles E- Shepperd, Florida railway line to Berlin from the May Cite Nine CIO as "clear violation of existing chief negotiator for the Qperators while legionnaires deployed to hower said in a telegram, "will I cause of the civil rights issue. state legislator from St. AUgus- west. ward the Jewish-held modern sec agreements concerning the ad whose pits are closed dljlwn in a be in the position of repudiating Next to Eisenhower, Douglas has tine, declared heatedlY: "There is nothing at aU wrong tion of the Holy City. C~iefs for Con·templ rrtinistration of Berlln by the four new contract dispute. or even seeming to swerve from been mentioned more than any "We do not propose to tolerate with the Une," the official added. 3. In WuIt1n&1on Secn",", 01 occupation powers." It called the The steei cQmpanies represented the letter or spirit of my prior one else among stop-Truman any further interference In states American and British military State Marshall Indicated the NEW YORK {JP) - Nine CIO attention ol Moscow to "the ex by Moses refused to allee to a announcements. Democrats. rights in the south. We and the government oftlcers joined in United States government blames oIficiais who refused to tell a tremely seriOUS international situ union shop provision carried over "I will not violate my own con Woo" Take Bourta! Negro understand each other. We saying an investigation of the the Arabs for renewing the !liht house subcommittee whether they ation" caused by the food and by UMW President John L. LeWis don't want any federal bayonets I Soviet claims revealed them a ing. But Marshall left to the se are Communists will be recom fuel blockade 01 Berlin). in his new contract with the rest ception 01 my appropriate sphere Alvey told a news conference ot duty. he was not turning to Douglas. forcing him down our throats." 1raud. curity council any finding of guilt. mended for citations for contempt Marshall's note said also that 01 the soft coal industry. the United states declares that Instead, be talled for united back He also ruled out for the present of congress. 'Moses said the provision violat "No matter under what terms, any idea that the U.S. might now it will not be Induced by threats, conditions .or premises a proposal ing for Mr. Truman. Rep. Charles J. Kersten, chair ed the Taft-Hartley act, whlch lift its embargo on shipping arms man of the house education and presures or other actions to aban !!quires a national labor relations might be couched, 1 would refuse Democratic National Chairman ! . History Reverses Itself as a means of helping Israel. don its Berlin rights. It is hoped to accept the nominaiion." McGrath says he Is confident that labOf' subcommittee, announced board election to determJne whe 4. The United N.. tlODll fleet Ail the action yesterday at the end that the Soviet government enter. ther workers actuallY favor a Pepper Unsatisfied Douglas also will decline to let ed from Haifa with membe'rs of of three days of hearings. talus no doubts whatsoever on union shop before it Is imposed Pepper was one of those who his name go before the conven the UN truce commission staff on The nine labor leaders are thls point. on them. had declined to accept as final tion. board. Only 40 members of the UN officials of the CIO retail, whole Goldsborough will hur argu Eisenhower's other two pronoun team which once totaled at least Among the southerners, the sale and department store union, CR Man is Candidate ments next Wednesday on a cements that the general 'could trend seemed to be to try to get 200 remained, most of them on complaint of the national labor not accept a nomination to public Mount Scopus In Jerusalem. Faced with the possible con On Third Party Slate tOllether on a "protest candidate" tempt charges are Arthur Osman, relations board counsel, charilng office. of their own. That mjght be some 5. The BrlUhb. lorelrn office dJlJ LeWis with an unfair lapor prac The senator said Thursday he closed In London that Britain had president, David M. Llvrn,ston, DES MOINES (JP') - Charles one who could offer no real chal vice-president, Mrs. Esther Leu, W. Hobbie, Cetlar Rapids, was tice, The charge grows out 01 would place Eisenhower's name lenge to Mr. Truman's nomina appealed to the Arab countries Lewis' insistence that the employ- in nomination at the Democratic twice in the last 24 hours to ex wholesale department director, chosen by the Progressive (Henry tion but who might become the and Jack Paley, secretary and A. Wallace) party yesterday 1ft agree to Ills union shop pro convention next week II someone tend the old truce. as pick of a southern Democratic treasurer, of local 65; Samuel the party'S candidate for lieuten· Y\&ion. else didn't do lit first. convention. S. Stroll&' Syrian ooncentratioD8 It was for that reason that toe of men and armor were reported Lewis. business manager, and Carl ant governor 01 Iowa. Unhappy southerners already PAMILY TllADmON general sent his "final and com by the Jews in the Lake Hula area W. Andren, business agent, of Hobbie, district president of •• ST. LOUIS (JP') - Mrs. Robert plete" relusal to the senator. Pep have announced they plan such north of the Sea of Galilee. The Local 3; William Michelson, busi the United Farm Equipment and luton, In keep In, with famlly per said he would comply 'fJith a meeting in Birmingham July 17 Jews said they expected a major ness manager of Local 2; Nich Metal Workers union, will be the tradition, gave birth to a. daugh "the greatest reluctance" with if the Philadelphia CIO,Il~nJtian attack . . olas Carnes, president 'of Local running mate of C. E. Biederman ter Thursday night at the age Eisenhower's urging that his name seiects Mr. Truman. Scattered fighting was reported 1,250, and Nathan Solomon, presi ot Mitchell, the party's candidate at 15 . not be offered to the convention. from various fronts. dent of Local 830. for governor. • Mrs. Barton's mohther, 311, end Pledred for Ike btr maternal grandmother, 50, That, 01 course, would not keep both became mothers at the same someone else from nominating the Reports Employment SuHragettes Steamroller' Demq Convention lie. general. And some delegations Highest in History PeDicoal Partisans Demand 'Equal Righls' WASHINGTON (Ifi) - Employ 60vernment Returns ~ Railroads to Owners ment smashed all records in Am PlilLADELPHIA (JP') - They WASHINGTON (JP)-The government returned the railroads erican history during June, toe fought another round yesterday in say for that half of the hUman why the men are so chivalrou. census bureau reported yesterday. to their owners resterday. the battle of the sexes, and gentle race that wears auapenders. • •. won't let women work late at There were 81,296,000 persons • They were seIzed two months ago-May W- b y order of Presi men - I mean, you brutes - you For example, do you know why, niiht' • • . so-called protective dent Truman. He acted In the holding civilian Jobs and another in some places, women are not leiislatlon for women." Mrs. MUl took an awful beatrn,. face of a threatened strike by management at 2 p.m. (Iowa time) 1,261,000 in the armed forces-- permitted to work after 10 o'clock er sniffed. "It's because the tips three operatini brotherhoods. yesterday. 62,557.000 job holders in all. More Eighteen militant ladies, mem at night in an ice cream parlor? are bigger." They asked hiiher wages and The engineers, fuemen and than five out of six jobs were for bers of the national woman's The question was asked by Mrs. Nobody asked the explanation (AP Wlrepllotel mUles in workin, rules. That switchmen who threatened the 35 hours or more a week. party appeared before the Demo Emma Guffey Miller, leader of for this phenomenon, and Mrs. d1apute wss settled Thunday nI,ht strike, settled fot the 15 anI! one Govermnent analysts lorecast WAY BACK IN RlSTORY a beautiful woman was said to have cratic convention resolutions com the party. She waited In vain for MUler did not volunteer It. The Ifter a seri.,a of White House con- \lalt cent-an-hour wage jncrease that July, the peak job season, been cause for launchinl' a thousand ships. Htston ,ot .. new twist mittee. Their purpose was to get an answer from the committee. ferenca. previously accepted by other ralL- wlll brellk the. record again., The yesterday In New York. Mrs. Nancy Hawks (above) couldn't say an "equal rights" plank into the "I'll teU you why," said Mrs. inference was that, after 10 Secrt!taty of tTl, Army Royall, road workers, plus certain changes lure of high pay- the the pres ,oodbye to Clark Gable. So the Queen MaI'1 waited for Mrs. Hawks party platform now In process of Miller. "Because after 10 o'cloek. o'clock, as those ice cream sod.. In nomllllli control of the carriers in operating rules, sure of high livin, COSts-had to finish. Gable wu I8llinl' for a vacation In southern France and construction. Rolling up in relays, the tips are bl,ger, that's why." and double ehocolate-malts 'bealo durlllc lovernment operation, The pay increase is retroactive Americans job conscious as neVer nalY. Mrs. Hawks Is the former wlte of Howard Hawk., film pro they talked for 86 minutes. She paused a moment to let this to take effect, the customers are IIirDecl tbeDI l1.ci tit the l'e~ tillaat ~ov! L ______before. ducer. And they bad nothinl ,ood to link in. Then abe .adea, "tba,'" more ,eneroUl with their tippiq. , ,
'l1IE DAILY IOWA.'l, SATUBDAY, JULY It, 1M3-PAGE TWO , l Ifs Thai Old 'Bum' Ankle Ewell Stuns" Youngsters Loe Ann Olsen,. . . 'Mclane With lOn'-Meter Victory Win W·.· s! OlYmpic Posts
for this first pre-Olympic show final today were 1.oren7.o Wright Los Angeles A.C., and Miss Rawls Equals World down in a dolten years. 01 Wayne, Jim Holland of North 11·Year·Olds qualified in fourth .and-t:i!th places McGrew w s declared the win western, Herb Douglass 01 Pitt, for the afternoon finals. Then Scheib Hils . ner, since he had only two misses Rural D vis of the San Antonio they just failed to break into the during the event, compared to TeKas Athletic club and John trio that monopoli7.ed the top div Mark To Grab four for Stanich. Dike Eddleman Robertson of TeKas. Outclass Field ing rung in the national champ made the grade by having no Ionships at San Diego last month In 91ft To ,Nip In the shol. put, It wu Fran By CHARLES A. GRIMIeR misses. Bill Vessle ot the New and carried on through the pre-' cis Delaney of the an Fran DETROIT (JP) ~ An Andover liminaries and finals here. York A.C. got ver feet '1 cisco Olympic club, the AAU prep boy and a California school Olympic Spot inches but missed four Umes and, champion, who topped Ihe qual Another California girl, 22-year girl-both I7-outcJassed their bowed out. -old Ann Curtis from San Fran Red Sox, 8·1 . llIers with a toss of 54 feet 4 By AU TIN BEAL.~£AR fields yesterday to win no. 1 Curtis Stone, onother former \ Inebes. Charles Fonville ot berths on the American Olympic cisco, set the pace in the women's PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Carl EVANSTON, ILL. fA» - Old Penn State athlete, led most of Mlchi.an, lIIe NCAA tllleholder swimming and diving teams. 100-meter free style finals where Scheib's pinoh hit in the ninth Barney Ewell, dean o( American the way to &COl' by five yards whose SB leet Inch betl.ered. They are Jimmy McClane of six in all won pla~s on the Oly inning scored Elmer Valo with sprinters, showed the youngsters over Jerry Thompson, the NCAA the world record earlier this Akron, Ohio, who swamped the mpic team. Miss Curtis, holder of the run that gave the Phiisdel how to run la t night when he champion who also finished ec ason, cowd do no better than opposition in winning the 400- three world records for women, phia Athletics an 8-7 victory over equalled the world 100 meter dash ond to the Philadelphian In the a third place Ue. meter free style final trial, and was timed at 1:07.7. the Boston Red Sox last night. record of 10.2 seconds in the tin I AAU 5,000. Clarence Robinson Fonville's first throw was 53 Zoe Ann Olsen, near-pertect The Athletics tieli the score a U.S. Olympic track and field try trailed Thompson by about 2\) The five other free style, sprint feet 13 • inches, the same as Rollin fancy diving high _school senior moment earlier on a double by outs t Dyche st dlum. yards in third ploce. qualifier..s for London competition Prather ot Kansas Stale. Jim from Oakland, Calif. who will handle the three indivi Ferris Fain and two outs. The' 31 ye I' old former Penn Roy ~hra", O,e AAll cham Fuchs of Yale placed second with McClane touched the finish in dual and 4xl00-meter relay as BO"on A B R JI Philadelphia AB •• Stat star, winner of half a d07.en DlM8eelo. cf. ~ 0 3 Joost...... , I I »Ion and world record holder 54 feet % Inch. Wilbur Thompson the 400 nearly three lengths ahead signments wlth Miss Curtis are, Pesky. 3b . .. . 5 1 I MCCosky, If .. 5 0 • national sprint tille in- the past In the 440 yard hurdles. was WUlJallUi, 11 . " 0 0 R . Cole'n, cf 5 I I bt the Los Angeles A.C. and Bill of veteran Bill Smith, Hawalin in the order of their finishing; Spence, rf .... 5 2 2 Fain. Ib ...... 3 , I ten years, !lashed to victory by pressed all the ",.. y In lallln, Bayle s of Southern California from Ohio State University who Marie Corridon, Norwalk, Conn.; Stephens .... . " 1 4 Majeski. 3b ..' 4 I I a comfort ble margin over South the 400 meter hurdle 'lnal. Doerr. Sb .... . 5 0 2 Valo, rf ...... 3 I • rounded out the qualifying field. Ihas racked up 17 national champ Brenda Helser, Los Anteles; Thel Goodman, lb 5 I 3 Rosar, c ...... 4 I , ern California's Mel Patton and Richard Ault and lelf KIrk Fortune Gordien, the wlld and ionships ranging from the sprints TebbMartin Biles' victory in the Stot s army and air rorce team, Bruce Edwards while tiding- Inl.o third base. The Boston ace had the American final test won by derson. Ohio Slate unlveJtl7'.y by Jesse Owens of Ohio tate javelin was a mild surprise, since who borely qualified in the AAU been sIal d to hold down the econd-ba job tor the National McClane In 4:45.6. These Ul!ee teammates and prote.. es at Co Tolal. .. .. c.: '7 wi Tolal. . ... It I U III 1936 and .-quailed five years Steve Seymour had beaten him In meet, and Victor Fronk of Yale. learue in next Tuesday's All-star came. thus won places on the men's lumbus of Olympic dlvln&' Coach A-Ran tor Tebbetts In 81h laler by Tlal Invl of outhern the AAU championships. This Mike Peppe, finished one-two B-Sln,led for J ohnson In 8th Olympic swim team leavlnl' by x- Two out when winning run seate4 California. e.vent sawall the NCAA Qualif plane for London next mJd In the men's sPrlD&'board event. C-Walked for J. Coleman in 6th Patton, the favorite, got off to iers pushed out of the running. p~e, O-Ran (or Frank. In 11th week. Third and membership on E-Fanned tor Savage In 8th a slow start and never r covered. Bob Bennett repeated his AAU McClane is himself a verteran the Olym»ic team with lIIe F-Doubled for Harris in 9th He barely inched Harrison Dillard triumph in the hommer, adding Buckeye pair, went to Dr, Sam Nicholson's Homer Whips Sues at 17. Unbeaten since 1944, the Boston ...... 30 1 000 o:Mhl 01 BaldwIn Wallace tor third more than two :feet to the distance tall, lim 150-pounder won the my Lee, a pock~t-,ln American P\\Uade.\~II.\Il .. • . •••. . . • . . . . . 00\\
I '- SPECIAL Old Capitol (Macbride Audltor- I,.."..----~----:--...... , ium in ca e of unfavorable wea OFfiCIAL 'DIlLY BULLETIN ther). ~Don't Quit School VACATION THIS 8 p.m. University Play, Univer sity Theatre. Draftees Can Continue SUMMER? 9 p.m. Friday Frolic, Iowa TRANSPORTATlOit WANTED Read these to learn the places _Through USAFI CLASSIFIED RATE CARD Union (For Summer Session stu • COUPLE desire ride to New York to go, ihe thlni. to lee. dents and faculty members). around Auiust ·6th. Shate ~)(. New York 'CASH RATE EXP~T BADIO _AlB !For bJlormaUon recardJnr penses. Call Ext. 2586, Jane Wi}· New Enrland Students about to be drafted 1 • I )}aJ-.l00 per lIDa ,. All MaIl_ .f ..... date. beyond thlII Ichedule, see need not lose 21 months of coUete BOO. The Far Wed VOL. XXIV. No. 242 saturday, JulY 10, 1948 WorkG...... r ese.rva.Uons In the ofline the .." Alaska or time and credit, according to Ptek-up aDd DeU•• 1'J PrealdetR, Old Capitol.) • OeaIeeutlve da,.... II. tel' Come In and look at other UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Prof. Hew Roberts of the coll'le Ilae per da" RING IQst · in En~;t Theater line travel books, on all sec of education. • C-uUve ..,..... 110 .. WOODBURN SOUND Saturday, July 10 iam Heckscher, and Mauricio La- ;Ladies' Room Tuesday, July 6, lions 01 the country. ~ man can get advanced edu IIDe per da" SERVICE after 7:30 p.m. SterlilVl sHver with 10 a. m. Conference on Speech sansky, Art Auditorium. GENERAL cation in the army through the JIpre S·word avenee per UD. , Eo pitUere Qial .... lJl black border emblem, slit on in· the bookshop Pathology and Conservation 01 8 p.m. University play: "The agency of the United States arm lIJDImum Ad-! Lblee. ~====:::;;=:::;;:::;;:::;;:i::::;;=: side. Of great sentimental value 114 E. Wa.shlnrlon Hearing, Senate Chamber, . Old BarrettS' of Wimpole Street," Unl- NOTICES ed forces institute, Roberts said. ,;. to loser. Reward. Kindly call Capitol versity Theatre. U:;AFI, as it Is usually abbre YOUB WHO... Curri,er, South Desk. ======::::====WORK WANTED UNIVERSITY GOLF COUILSE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 8 p. m. Unlverslty play, Unl- 8 p.m. Playwrights' Experimen. Golfers wishing to avoid con viated, provided valuable trai~· .5c per Column IDeII WEEK'S WASH. I in . LOST: K & E slide rule between versity theatre tal Series: "The Sin of Father gestion on the first tee of the uni ini for troops during the war, and Or $8 lor a MoaUa Maid-Rite and M. E. Building. BABY sitUng and sewing. CalJ Sunday, July 11 O'Neill," Macbride Auditorium. can perform the same function Sf MJNUTU versity golf course should arrange Reward. Call 5361. 9479. 4 13 for the peacetime draft, he sta t~ . (UeeJ)aUon DeadUn., 5 p, ... at Uae ;po m. Guided tour of the Tuesda,. Jul, tor st ..rting time every afternoon -----=~~~------F'Ourth Annual Exhibition of Con- 8 p.m. University play: "The At present, one in four of all IIIJODIibl., lor One lacorree* LAUNDROMAT . FOR SALE and also Saturday and Sun"y temporary Art, Main Gallery, Art Barretts of Wimpole Street," Unl- mornings. The golf course will personnel in the armed services InserUon Onl, It S. Van Barea St. ..., AdJ to DaU, Iowu Building • versity Theatre. open at 6 a. m. Saturday and Sun is laking work through USAFI. Phone '·0191 the proportion being one officer ...... Office, Eut BaU. or 7:15 p. m. Vesper service, West 8 p.m. Playwrights' Experimen- day and at 7 a. m. other days. Call Approach to Old Capitol (Congre- tal Series: "The Sin of Father extension 2811 for starting time. to ten enlisted men. " DIAL 4191 WHobomsrr Charming and gational Church, if unfavorable O'Neill," Macbride Auditorium. Men already in college at tl!e Weclnelday, Jul,. 14 time they are drafted can iet • weather) 4 p.m. Guided tour of the ART EXHIBITION FOR SALE full credit toward graduation for Monday, July 12 Fourth Annual Exhibition of Con- The fourth annual exhibition of studies done through the insti 4 p.m. Panel Discussion, Fourth temporary Art, Main Gallery, Art contemporary art is on display In tute. GREEN wool suit and 100% gray HERB'S pIck up. Bauace, U~t Summer Exhibition of Con temp- Building. II Ultra Modern the main gallery and the art aud The goal of the institute pro pbardine .ult, latter worn 3 hauling, r\lbbish. Phone 5981 or ~ I JllGDtba. Size 9. Dial 5688 till 3 77211. orary Art, by Jane Wilson, Will- 8 p.m. University play: "The itorium daily from 9 to 5 and on gram is four-fold: I I Barretls of Wimpole Street," Uol· Sunday irom 2 to 5 p.rn. Thirty I I verso y Theatre. 1: To provide general educa I I ~ ROOFING,--~~------Painting, Repair Work. four ot the paintings are being tion to raise the level of soldier'. I I DAVENPORT and arm chair, Dial 3073. W ANTED TO BERT 8 p.m. Playwrights' Experimen· shown in the main lounge ot the I I studio couch and piano, 133 Sta education to the minimum of the o I tal Series: "The Sin of Father Iowa Union. eighth grade. dlumPark. Call 8-0665 afternoons SEWING MAOHINES: We oil, ad WANTED: FurnJshed apartment O'Neill," Macbride Auditorium. Tours of the snow in the art ••• I 2. To provide instruction in o 0 and evenJngs. just and inspect any make sew 8 p.m. Concert by Summer Ses auditorium will continue each ing machine in your home, free. for resident physician and wife. subjects necessary lor promotion o I We are nice people. Call Dally sion Symphony Orchestra, Iowa Sunday and Wednesday afternoon o I 1848 NASH Ambassador sedan, Advance estimates on all repairs. in rank. o I Iowan between 8-6. Union. at 4 o'clock during the summer o I 1941 Nash 600 sedan, 1941 Mer- Singer Sewing Center, 125 So. Du Thul'llday, July 15 session. 3. To provide continued edu cury town sedan, 1941 Pontiac buque. Phone 2413. cation for all personnel who will IU MALE graduate assistant wants 3 p.m. Midsummer Musical, Paul R .. Smith will conduct the sedan, 1938 Oldsmobile sedan, 1937 .jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ tours next Sunday and Wednesday. one day return to civilian life. Chevrolet sedan. Cash, I Terms, single room, preferably near University Club. Trade. Ekwall Motor Co., 627 S. St. Mary's Church. Write Box 8 p.m. University play: "The 4. To encourage a better use Barretts of Wlmpole Street," of leisure time by the soldier CapJtol. TYPEWRITERS M-2, Daily Iowan. PH. D. FRENCH READING University Theatre. through cultural, esthetic apd ...,.t-Ileated , ... ------EXAMINATION FOR SALE: Large apartment STUDENT couple wants 2 or 3 Friday. July 16 hobby litudies. building by owner. Will net 20% room furnJshed apartment for 4 p.m. Conference on Speech The Ph. D. French reading REPAIRS .. rental approximately August 15. With sound advice and help OD investment. Write Box 7 E-1, ., PJote" '1'nIIIed ...... Pathology and Hearing Conserva examination will be given from from colleges and universities Daily Iowan. Will furnish references it needed. 7 to 9 a"m., Saturday, July 24, Call 8-4256 after 7. tion, Senate Chamber, Old Capi the armed forces hope to prevent DAVENPORT. Dial 7063. SOLD tol. 1n room 314, Schaeffer hall. any serious interru~tion in a By hlllaalve ROYAL DIal. $50.00 REWARD. Apartment. or 8 p.m. Summer Session lecture: Application should be made by draftee's education, Roberts said. share home for physician, wife "Today's Challenge to World signing the sheet pOited outside The civilian advisory commit Clasalcal and Popular WIKEL TYPEWRITER and baby. Overseas veteran. Write Peace," by U.S. Representative room 314, Schaeffer hall. Record Albu_ tee to USAF'! has appointed a re Box 7 F-l, Daily Iowan. Karl Mundt, West !\pproBch to No applications will be accepted search statt under the direction Over 2000 to choose from EXCHANGE after Wednesday, July 21. '!'be album you wo.nt a.t lZ' Eo CoUe.. DIal 1·1"1 of Dr. James E. Wert of Iowa SPECIAL NOTICE The next examination will be State college to make recommen SPENCER'S HARMONY given in early October. HALL dations for improvement of the 15 S. Dubuque institute program. Research will be done to pro SU'rI'ON RADIO SUYlC. • WITH THE DURABLE) FURNITURE AUCTION vide better text-books, methods Guraateecl .JepaUa MAPLE dinette table with extra The Daily Iowan of instruction, guidance and CGUn leaf and fOUl' matching leather For All JIaJI_ "'lIMIte TOP ' Home aDd Auto RadM Saturday July 10, 1948 selini. upholstered chairs. phone 399B. • Beautifully styled i-;; gleaming chrome and lustrous, naiD·rM 1:00 p, M. I:STABLISHED 1888 An examination ff VSAFI re - We PIck-Up aa4 DeUYer .iSlant Arvinite, iD smart color combination.• , rbi. haDdsome cords will be made with the aim TWO·W:HEELED trailer. 1324 In E. Market DIalIISl SATURDAY, JULY 10, 194B Muscatine A venue. Arvin Dinene Set iI charmiDg, 'practical and ultramodern LOCATED 121 EAST PARK ROAD of finding better ways to teach for kitchen. aod breakfast rooms. Table i. 30* wide and ACRO S FROM CITY PAI}K FRED M. POWNALL. Pub-'lah .... the new soldierS. BOY'S Ranger bicycle. $25.00. GAIL E. MYERS. Editor NEW AND USED BIlES -4!!* long-with 12' extension leaf that tucks away DENE CARNEY. AeU". A former army edUcation offi Phone 8-1236. As we have sold our home, wHl sell the enUre lumlshincl ot UUllae .. MaDa,er cer, Roberts said the USAFI edu For launedh Dellve" underneath-seats Cour or six. Large !'domed" plastic our ' · room house--all In 1s\ class condition. TUDOR '35 Plymouth. Call 8-0957 Pub-lIahed dally f'ltcept Monday b1 cation program will go a long way .epaln lor All ~ feel are euy on linoleum. Tubular steel legs are Student PubUealion Inc. Entered .. toward making a peacetime dratt after 5:30. Ken Dupllcafed aecond c]IlSI mall maher at the poatoUlce heavily chrome.plated and curved for extra knee· Wm. G. RUPPERT, OWNER al Iowa City. Iowa. under the ~ 01 more acceptable to the men con BOAT or boats built lor you. Novotny Cycle Shop room. Four comfortable "springy'! body·ba.1. conlTea. of March 2. 1819. cerned. Phone 5968. 1832 Muscatine 111 S. CUDtoa aGaId dlain with ,p8lkling dlrome-plated. Avenue. lUbu1ufr..... POP EYE WHERETO GO I ra6l. otKIlotIr cltaln ottIy 59.50 Keep Your Trousers Trim and Neat, Morris Furniture Co. &Ll.. And Your Dressee 217 S. Clinton ALIVE R".bt In Pleat, Phone 7212 ARE THA.w~D WIth Guaranteed BY SPECIAL ·SERVICE SEeREi PRESSMASTERS ...• $3.95 METHOD f TOM~. Student Supply Store ZEERO Oh Manl PROTECT YOUR CAR ON1.Y 17 S. Dubuque KNOWN That D.llcioua AGAINST !! Food At SUMMER HEAT YES !! MYER'S DEPOT Hot weather thIns oil, &Tease, Always Oven Fresh and ma.y leave vital parts un· LUNCH lubrlcated;" Guard your car now BLO-NDIE CHIC YOUNG aralnst dAmare. AM .b Swcmk OYeil hU Aero" from Rock Island Depet rolla or da!wta at yoUr Icrrw "More for FOur mune,." iii I'HIcrurant or lunch C:0UDt- ., Let u. thorourhly ,.rease your car. Don" take that vaeatlon lrlp wl'ho~t this vital protection. Stop In today. Swank Bakery STUDENTS DUNLAP'S MOTORS SALES, INC. Corner Burlm..ton and Dubuque .. WHERE TO BUY IT Meet The Gang CLEANING & PRESSING HAVE YOU TRIED Our Dellclou. "Tea Time" L.t DIXIE'S FREEl? u. . Dixie's Carmel Col'll ShOll At Th. Keep Your Cloth .. Ii South Dubuque Looking like New Hub-Bub Room HENRY CARL ANDERSON berJtbinr in Photo 8appliea c. O. D. Cleaners At SCHARF'S ...,... l.ell',...... nJII ncKtJP AND HLn'DT ID'9IOIl Iowa City'. Lar." IfIteI ...... Camera Store DUL UU 1.... OAlTfC)l; I I. Dubuque Dial 5'745 . I'rJ o.r ~...... ,..,. DeJt, ~~~------FOB B£lft Typewrlten 3 ROOM and rwUlahed apartment~,u ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN Sept. I. liIDlverslty couple. NQ, . < • A44Iq MaaIIIuI children, Write BOl( 7C-I, Dally ~iWiiiri'?t~;:wPi~~"'III boUa Iowan. HE WAS SO BLUE IItu4ard .. Porta.. HE'LL: HIT TH' now SMALL aparpnent completely fur': CEILING IN cJO( ~\Yallable nished, immediate possession. WHEN 1 TELL 1-41M. , JreIlwein SUIIPI, oa. Student cou~le or il'aduate lady. TH ' WELL DRILLED Phone 3474 Write Box 7I,B·I, Dally Iowan. INlO A TEAAlFIC W. ..,palr All MaIl_ SUPPI..Y Of' APARTMENT for married couple NATUMI. available August 4. Three miles GAS/ LOANS from campuS. Write Box 7 G-l, Dally 10wBrL...... loaned Oil cameru. i1pIa, elothiDl, lewe...." etc. a.u..bJe LoAn. 101 E. Burl1q\OD 8BCUlUTY ' \ Mv. D\, ItliD pay, four weeka vacatloD • ruJINITURE MOVJMQ ,ear. Work. III the Job ,ou Ub. Tb., Ire the IliIbl1I'ItI III tb. New U. 8. ArIll1 lad .U.•. AIr MAHER BROS. TRANSFER Foree career. See II!SIt. O. A. ' Foe Elficlent Furniture MeClun" Room 204 Pott Om•. MoM; SHE was only a photoil'apher's And daughter, but, boy, was she de ~AGGAGE TRANSFER velopedl Always a good time at DIAL - 9696 - DIAL the ~EX! I "SUPER, ~mazlng, marvelOUS,' exclaims lIsers of Fina Foam rug DIAL 4191 and uphohltery cleaner. Yetter'. Aak foe CJaIe1f1ed Basement. I '- !JIll" J)AlLl' IOWAN, ATUaDAl'. JULl' II, IMI-PAGE rome - Predicts Record (orn (rop; ~ Ponce Hold Burglarly Suspect- Six Men ~ Enlist, 2f SUI Trades With:-'Englana l Others AI lply; Nine Physical Education Teachers Swap Posts No Effect on Meat Seen Yel Former ~ !fvicemen For One Year; Other Changes An E)]og~sh college and ur will swap l H('IiP I'S fnr a year. WA BlNG1'O ' (JP)- Thl' agriculture d partm nt id y ter- Six men enlls ted and 21 others A British teacher, Mary Feav('T, will tr aell hl'l'r. lI~d an SUI day a record corn han t and th . cond big t wheat. crop in applied for enll s tment in the arm iJ;Istruetor, Mary. Ella Critz, wiJi fill Ti ss "'pawl' 's [paciJ ing posi. th6 nation ' bi tory a indicat d for 194 . ed services last: week. Sgt. O. A. hon at an English college, beginning this hilI. McClung, local :recruiting officer, Both are women's physical education f ('ach('l' ~. !II iss Feaver is Yield pro p 1'1 tor other crop, il add d, al. ar y ry good. said yesterday. The American hou riCe, how Yer, will not g t allY immediate an instructor at Bedford College of PbYRieal 'I'rainjng, B dford, Part of the 1 Increase In enlist break in regard to uppJi or England . Ii!;." (kilT. has been ment is caused I by a' preference price of beef, pork and other al1 insfJ'lI('Im' in fhp women's Clamp Embargo on to volunteer 0" 'er being drafted, Rohret Files Suit physical educa tion dep