, Anno'unce .Kinnick The Weather Today Increasing cloudiness and a little warmer Scholastic Awards with occasional showers. High Sunday, SeVeri Iowans were honored here yesterday when SUI Presi~nt middle 70s. Yesterdays high, 73 degrH$. Vlrlil M. Hancher announced the tive winners and two alternates for the Nile C. Klnnick'Memorial Scholarships. r..tablahed 1868-Vol. 80, No. 226-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday, JWl8 20, l~8-Five Cents Those named to receive the scholarships were Wayne Ricbard Jef treY. 17. Marion; John H . Towner. 17. Des Moines; Duane Brandt. 18. W.verl¥; Maurice Dean Schnell. 18. Garroll. and Dean Deuel, 18. Cherokee. The two alternates named were Richard C. Gibson. 18. Del Moines, first alternate. and Robert Clitton, 17, Boone. second alternate. was named on the all-state foot Foreign Aid Bills. Approveq b~ Draft, Winners aDIIOUDCed Presl ball team lor two years. He holds 'eD~ Huebel' were .lee~d the second fastest tbne In the .pIIIl HOOIlUDea4atton 01 ~ nation tor the high school 200 ulvenlb SClholanbip eommJl yard low hurdles by coverin, the -Si-gl-e-r'-o-ss-eS---T-a-II -Co-rn- D-eleg- a-te-s -at -Ph-ila-del~ph-ia-I-ow-a's-R-ep-ub-lic-an-s Farm Price Measure Fails; ~ aDd iIIe education cOlDm1t~e distance In Z2 .7 In. 1948. He also " the julor cbaDlber 01 com holds the SUI lieldhouse record .-.ce or Iowa. Cor this event. He plans to atudy A new system for selection was either pharmacy 01' medicine. lnauaurated thls year. Twelve Blehard C. Giblon. first alter Vandenbergrs In 2~:~:!~~ ~:: ~~~~j~~ !h~~ ~~~!~!.. '"" candidates were chosen from nate, studied music at Roosevelt I Command. Strategic more early today to auee on new tann price support le-eWation. aboUt. 25 applicants and Invited Nih school In Des Moines. He to the university campus. They was named on the aU-city toot al n.1o Inl Place at Convention nO~ssi~:a!:n~~ ~!~~e:~d.Rep .• Hope (R-Kan) said they saw wetle interviewed by President H I R ball team there, and received Hancher and the scholastic com 8J' .. BaUCE UUGRES .~_.. honorable mention on the all PHlLADELPmA (JP) - Gover pedal to 'ne Dally lowu WASn~GTON {A'?-Congreu dared the lut big hurdle in the mittee, and given a series of state football team. nor Kim Siller of Michl,.n skim PHlLADELPHIA UP) -To~'s way of adjournment early toda.y with passag 01 a 8,03{),71O,228 for- scholarship tests. From these 12, Boberi Clifton. second alternate, med Senator ArthUr H. Vanden delept to th GOP national elan Id spendlna blllaUowinl all the money to be used in 12 months. the fln.l five winners were was In the upper third of his berl's hat Into the ring of Repu convention were In a bargalnin, Senate paJAge came ju.at before chosen. class at Boone high school where blican presidential candidates rnood as they arrived h re for to- 12:30 a. m. eastern Standard time mliht be considered. According to F.L. Hamborg, he played football and basketball. lsst night-but held onto it with nlght·s caucus betore th bl, show on a voice vote. 'nIe house had Wherry conceded that the aen university treasurer. who Is a CreUed In 1944 u a mem>orial a strln,. be&,1ns tomorrow. approved the t'OJIlpromlse a few ate wu marldna: tb:ne waitina on member a! the scholarship com the efforts to ork out lOIn!! kind to the la~ all-AmerieaD Nile As chairman of the Michigan Left unlnstructed by the state minutes earlier on • roll ~a1l, 319 mittee. the selections )Vere made C. KinnIck and to other former dele,ation to the GOP convention, of a !ann bilL on the basis of lIeholarshlp, athle convention, Iowa hopes to play 5 Hawkeye .tudenta who dW In Sigler said, he know. Vandenberg big a 1) rt III the scrambl& for del- to 82. tic ability. leadership and charac tbe lervlce. the sehol&nbJ,. are is "available as a candJdate" It the egates a5 th I.r 23 votes will allow. The foreIgn aid appropriation ter. renewable it the seholar maIn people demand It. And he said Tn low headquart n on the wu shoved through fut after Frederick Knight WaJne &lcbard Jfllre~ ranked tam. standanh whJch elllulate he expects this convention to "de fourth Door of the Ben Franklin PIISSIlIt! of the nallon's second third scholastically in hiB ,raduat the Idea.la or Klnnlek. monstrate that dema.nd." hotel. tonl~t·. caucus will be only ~acetlme draft measure. That iI'I, class at Marlon high school, Dies 01 Infection, A Phi Beta Kappa and a star that tepoi'Wr the bellnnln, of the Berlou busl- blU, revivlna conscription :tor two and was a member of the Nation "Does meatl." a football player. Kinnick was an asked. "~hat ~ou are putdna' the ness of d Idin, wher tho vot s yean a.nd provldin, 2l-month. al Honor Society. Hi-Y. captained will go. . lervlce for men .ged 19 through ensign in the naval air corps. He .bator·. ba~ into ibe rlU'" Former Professor the football team, and was named died in June, 1943, when his plane Siller thought a minute and re Harold E. Stassen Is reported to 2!i. had snarled the senate in an on the "All WClMac" conference engine failed over the Caribbean plied carefully: hold the most strength In the del- overniaM filibuster of more than Fred rick B. Knitht, former team. He ,plans to study engineer e&,alion with Robert Taft and 17 houn Friday nllht. The len- sea. He could not land on his car "To the em. tha~ there la a ate. brealdng a talkathon of Sen- prof lor In th university depart In•. rier because oiher planes were deman4 ror hJ. IIOmlnaOoa. I'd Thomas Dewey tral t Ing with a aton Taylor (D-lda) and Lan&,er ment ot ducstlon, died yesterday John H. TowneI' was In the spotted on deck fo r take-oUs. uy, yes." half dozen votes each. (R-ND), put the draft through mornln, in Lafayette. Ind. upper third of his class ot 276 at Sl,ler wouldn't say whether his Stassen .trength In the Hawk- Saturday morning on a volce vote. He dJed as a result of an Infec Roosevelt hi,h school in Des statement to a news conference on eye contlng nl 1.1 regarded as slr- Nearly 12 hour. later th house lion In the l)ancreaa, litter beln' Moines. president of the student 'New Money' Borde,. Vandenberg's availability follow nitlcant in case a rumored Tart- approved It 259 to 136 on a roll til for several month., accordll\l congress. president of the boys' Sta n d al tak s place. call. to Prot. E. F. Llndqullt at the ed club, and aU-state in football in ed a consultation of any kind with Guarded by Russians the Michigan senator. But he re Then the caucus aftermath wlU With the two b~ quarrell out ucation dep rtm nt. 1947. He plans to study law. FOUR EARLY arrivat. frorn Iowa for the Ilepubllca.n naUonai be the decilioll holding Ute gra- of the way. the lawmaken were Duane Brandt ranked fourth BERLIN (JP)-Sovlet tanks. ar peated over and over: Knight w.u born July 2. ISIn. in mored cars and trenches last night "r know what I'm talking eOllv nUon In Philadelphi poaed wIth the tai.e banDer in P:hil ~ vest test of strength. Should all but ready to put illto trect a Sprln,!leld. Mass. HI. parent. Icholastically In a class of 77 at delphia y t rd y. Left to rllht: Gen, Hanford MacNlder. Muon St. n pull out on the lupposedly plan worked out by the Repub Waverly. graduating with an. "AU guarded the "new money" borders about." were Fr derlck H. and Marlon K. between Soviet and western, Ger Uy; hade. HI kman. C ntervlll ; R.I. WhJ~. OUumwa. rival third ballot. Iowa would be lIcan leadenhlp to adjourn l ub Kni,ht. average. He was a member ot the And his words were expected to and Jude T dlon! fU , orydon. (AP W1&EPBOTO) many and the road to Berlin. be all that Vandenber. backers one state which would Indicate to Ject to recall by the GOP chlet• . He WI s professor ot education stUdent councll, and named aU whom hi. midwest strength would Housing len/alation was given atate In iootball and basketball. T.he RU ssians said they were need to start beaUng the drums b thrown. .. and psycho!ol)" at the Unlverslty He plans to take physical educa protecting their :tme against a for the .senator. They underscor Among Iowa delegates to the up for dead but c!lorta were .tm at Iowa from 11120 to 1037. Since tion and go ipto coaching. !lood of German Relchsmarks ed, too, the significance of a con Five Injured in Auto Accident Near Here convention I. Attorney William under way to do lomethln, about 1937, Knlsht has 'be n Ute director Ma.urlce Dean Schnell was an which soon will be worthless In vention-eve caucus at Pennsyl Morrison, Iowa City. a farm price .upport program. of the dlvlslon of education .nd "A" honor student at Carroll hleh the western zones when the new vania's 73-vote delegatlon tonl,ht. Five persons were injured In an Even with the mOlt controver psychology at Purdue Unlvenlty. school where he eo-captained both Deutsche mark becomes fully ef The chairman of the Keystone accld nL liv mil es ea st of IowD H Ights, Jll., Mr. and Mr •. John B, sial bUSiness done, however, n Knight Is lurvlved b,. his Wife, Whltln, and their dau&hter, Lois VNDBBGOE SURGERY the football and basketball teams. fective. state dele,ates is Gov. James H. City ut 6:10 last night when the atora learned they might b kept Florence. and two children, Flor He was named On the all-state The Russians plaCEd a total Duff. And close friends say Duff lelt rear lir of th eir lOU Olds Ann . Chica,o. Ill. Mercy hospital authorl! s re tor several houn. ence, 18, alld FredE'rlck, 14. football team. He plans to study stoppage on Allied and German has been hoplnl tor just such D mobile sed n bl w out causing the Unlver Ity hospitals officials re port d that Raymond Yoder Ull AcUn, majority 1 ad r Wherry While at the University of towa, chemistry. land travel Into Berlin, Bnd rlaid statement as Sigler's because he car to turn over. porled everyone was in satilt c derwent ,urllery 10 te I 5t night (R-Neb), well aft r the nate he worked extensively In the field Dean Deuel was an honor stu Inspection on all incomin&, freight wants the convention to draft The injured were Mr. and Mrs. lory condition except Mra. Hast [ollowlng an automobll accident clocks pas ed midnight, announced ot the p ycholoa;y of learnlll, dent at Cherokee hIgh school and oBnd freight traJn personnel. Vandenber,. Harold A. Hoslinlls. Arlington In,s. If r condHion was folr. n ar Sharon Center. that hall a dozen minor bills . Ull arithmetic.
IT HAPPENEDtAST WEEK - .. . ( German .Crisis ·. Brews; Holy La~d Quiet, Tense; Congress Rusheq
COLD WAR •• J UN charter provides for armed cated he mi&ht aCCEpt the how>o Senate- PALESTINE contingents but the 4!ast-west split LABOR bJll rather than no housin, bill al Allies Give Plans for In the UN mllitary start commit all. The a nate, driving for a doubt Tri%onia a 'Go-Ahead'; Paleltine Front Quiet; tee bas Constantly blOcked their Truman Steps In on At the btoglnntn, 'th w k, ful Saturday adjournment, put rn Deadlock Remain. as formation. Deadlocked Coal Scene, the rules camm t which h d a hectic w ek climaxed by on anti Ru" Seal Off Zone The UN is brlnein' no Messiah kept Ute house draft. but bottled draft 1i11 buster lOltIn, 17 hours. The west. went on the offensive Talks Are Arranged to the Holy Land. Azzam Pasha, Calls Inquiry Board up for ttve weekt-aent It to the It palsed a lOI\l-ronae farm bill which went to the hou~; this week and Russia countered, It was all quiet on the Palestine Contract negotiations between house floor. With final d bnte mostly In Germany, to ·force the the .Arab league's ~retarY-ien voled $6,915,570,052 In funds for front last week as Jews and Arabs John L. LeWis and operators broke llmlted to three hours, lta oppo the army, alrforce and related de cold war therm~meter up a few era!, stated "we noU!led Count lIlrded for the battle of the conter down last week. It the contract nents sou,ht to water it. down and the degrees. aemadotte that we shall accept no fense ag nele. and sent it to ence table. UN truce obse1'vers. Is not renewed, miners will re kill It o!f with a mendmenta. house which had granted an ap. Russia accepted an American aided by American planes and solution based on establishment tuse to dig coal afier July 6. proprlatJon $405.737.052 amallet, proposal for a 100natlon parley on Marine-driven jeeps, kept a tense ot a Jewish state or partition." Usine emergency provisions of Civil rllhta amendments were and complet d congressional ac de1eated at the oullet. Then the July 30 to lift barriers to interna vigil over the tiny country while Certainly no surprise, Pasha's lhc Taft-Harlley low, President tion 00 a $3,7'l9.059,250 na.vy ap. tional shipp ina on the Danube Mediator Count Bernadotte scur Truman called the threatening houle axed other proposals of the propria lion bill Dnd sent it to the ried about preparing for negotia statement serves as n warning thal carefully-drawn draft bill. When river. It was agreed to let the a solution will be as Impossible to strike tl mens to th naUonal White House. Austrians send a non-votin&, dele tions on. the Greek isle ot Rhodes. health and safely. Mr. Truman ap it Clnally passed. 283 to 130. It find over u conference table as it UmJted draftees' service to one An anli-Iynchin, bill cleared ,ation. The British were evacuatln, the has been over Palestine's blood pointed a board of Jnqulry which the ludJclary committee over will report by next Wednesday. year and poslponed any Induction. The Soviets have nothing much remainder of her troops In Pales stained terrain. untlL February, 19t9, at the earli southern vows to tight it "until to .ain from the conference ex tine at top speed. Later It was Thls report could form a basis for hell fr ezes over." Chancea of It Bernadotte Indicated he may government legal action to oblaln est. cept a rostrum t~ be used for announced that 50 UN auards - passing were sUm. rined in blue-llray UN unl!orms have to extend the truce beyond a courL order [orestallln, any Ooe of the chief harriers of the The senate received the house Propaganda purposes. AllY con lour weeks in order to get nego cessions they make will mean with special UN insl,nia and arm work st.oppage for SO days. draft biU was Rep. Marcantonlo pas ed drllt bill; but before It ed with .38 calibre police re Uations started. If this can be Three railroad unJon leaders told of New York's American Labor could do anythlo" it faced a 17- loosening their grip on their done, :tiMhlin, will be forestalled. a senote labor sub-committee that part)'. satelUte states. So although It volvers-will serve on emer,ency (See IT HAPPBNED race S) duty in Palestine. perhapa choked off altoJether. At President Truman blocked agree was a western triumph "to arrange any rate, the troubled world will men t in the rail dispute by insist .lIch a conference, there is little The first time any such UN po.. be able to think clearer without ing that any setUement must come * * * * * * prospect that anythin, more than lice iorce has ever been used. It the din of explosiVes rln,ing in Its within the recommendations ot name-callin, wlll be accomplish sets an interesting precedent. The ears. the emergency board he appoint ed. ed. Glen Tulor Meanwhile, the west went ahead Philip Murray postponed for With plans to lorm the three west * * * * * * one week a strike of 18.330 Unlted ern occupation zones of Germany Steelworkers of America employes Into a federated "TriZonla." of the Aluminum company of WAltBIOBS In \be conare.lional baUle over the ctnn bW OOUId France, still fearl/lf for her se America. Actinll on the request no~ a&Tee on tacreum. the llae of iIIe U.S. arm~ or leWna it Rand curity, reluctantly went along of Cyrus S. Ching, federal medi as ... MaI'CaJl&onlo and Glen Ta~lor were ..u, to IIl1l Ute bll.. whleb with the agreement. The Com ator, Murray sald negotiations lor were drawn In house and aena~ armed IIflI'YIeea conunldees by munist-dominated General Con a new contract will continue. The W.O. Andre.... and Chan Gurney l'ellledlvel~. In.eaUcenee reporla federation of Labor (COT) called union Is asking tor a l3-cent in elalm tha' a COIDbIned loree or U.S.. BrlUab &lid Frenell ...... Jeneral strike. throughOUt Prance creaSe plus improved insurance caanoi equal iIIe nllmerlcal s&renrih 01 80v~ ,_ In protest to the move. Violence and ~nslon plans and oorrection Was sharpest at Clermont-Ferrand ot "wage inequities." Alcoa is oC where 600 were Injured ' in pollce fering a !lat eight percent boost hOUSing, federal*** aid to education, Imlle raJl journey.*** But Senator Itrlker rlotln,. which it claims will amount to In a water and flood control program Vandenber, (R-Mlch) in an anarY creases ranging {rom 10 '>!. to 15 and other m~aSU1'es. "And if they outburst. accused the President of But the western states went haven't time, they ought to take takln, "a lelf-servl/lf poUtical right ahead with planll to float a cents an hour. West German state. They aban The Oak Ridge dispute was sel it," he continued. vacation at a moment when the doned the old Relshmark and tled with a wage increase of 15 1i He told New Mexicans his trip whole government should be on "lade a new Deutsche mark the cents an hour plus vacation and had "sharply drawn" the Issues the Job in Wuh1n&ton." offlelal currency of TrJzonja. other benefits. Six days after before the country and confided The Russians, on the defensive. signing a new wage agreement "I've been pourine it on them CONGRESSIONAL Jumped Into actIon. First they with PaCkard, the United Auto (congress) and they've 'COt the jit- elOled the Elbe river bridge on Workers called a one-day walk ters and they've lone to work." BOXSCORE the weltern lifeline 'to Berlin, out at 10.000 employees in a seni In his native slatt. he told thus makinlr a 3OG-mlle detour for ority dispute Involving "less than crowds be made the trip to lay the westerners. Gen. Lucius D. 200 people." berore the people facta that are House- Ctay. American mlUta1'1 governor, distortea Or hidden b,. "certain said "I cannot demand the United TRUMAN people in the ne'MIpaper bUIInes. WorJd/lf feverisbl1' throuth a States' going to war jUit because and certain people in the radio glddy week. the house cleared the aomebod)' haa to drive 300 more 'Satisfied With Trip,' business wbo have a distorted draft and hou.ain& bills. mil.. " view of what the people ouabt to Attacltin, the Taft-Ellender Next, the Russian. stormed out Truman Say. UPOB know and think." Wagner hOWiing bill (passed by of the' Kommandatura, last tunc Completion of Tour Mr. Truman's secretlry, Charles the aenate) for being too soclalia tionin, four-power governing G. lloa had to calm infuriated tic, the rules committee hacked body in Berlin. Finally, the Russ President Truman rolled back chambers of commerce in Florida oft provisiOll8 for public houslDl ..led off the border \0 their zone, lnlo Washington last week leav- by tellinr them that the President and slum clearance. By a 31& to charling the WII* had "completed ing a trail of retorts. indictments did not call Call1omia's sun the 110 vote. the bouse bill paaed later the apllttll\l of German),." Ber and accusations from Los Anieles "real thing." and' "this makes in the week:. President Truman lin-which the AlUes have been to Independence, Mo., to the Florida look Uke 30 cents." called it .. the real estate lobby· ... conslderin, livln, up now that a Blue Danube: Will It Lose Itt Red Tint? Potomac. Back in Washington, Mr. Tru- bill; backen aaid it would spur Truce Halts Invading Arab Forces we.tern state ~ being formed-II He demanded congress Jet busY man laid h'e was "very happy and homebuilcUntr without promotinl ~ Qaid; tTN SapP7 ...... UIlRUW iIolated. - - ...... tWIoIa ...... ,.." ...... at..- ...... ~~ "rilht no)!" lID price coutrois, ~.. ~ W. ~Ii~ 8,000- &OCiallam; and Senator Taft iDdi· THE DAJLY IOWAN, UNDAY, JUNE 20, 194.8-PAGE TWO '(arbon (opy' Louis in'251h" Surprising (}0phe s Wi Defense of Title Wednesday By JACK HAND NEW YORK (fP)-The 1948 Joe side - that upsets a counter. Louis, only a carbon copy of the puncher like Louts. Up to now original Brown Bomber, makes his the champ has been able to 25th and possibly last world Col'legiate Track ·Crown solve those unorthodox DlO~ heavyweight title defense Wed the second time around. nesday night at the Yankee sta Both camps, the champ's at cUum against J'ersey Joe Wolcott, Pompton Lakes, .N. J., and the Mel Palton, Cubs Dump Bums· who lost a disputed decision to the challenger's at Grenloch, N. J., champ last December. hint that a lefthanded battle may This carbon of the original stiU result. Louis has been snapping 2,nd Sir ighl Time may have eno,!gh to flatten Wal cott, an ageless pappy guy from his left jab with something akin to Clyde Scoll its old authority. It may be that BROOKLYN (JP)-Andy Paflto Camden, N. J. At least the odds he figures he can pile up points and 'Bill Nicholson, Chicago's two on the champ to win linger close by "sticking" and then finish off big guns, drove in five runs be to 5 to 1. It may approach 1 to his man by drowning him into a tween them yesterday to lead $he 2 or less by ring time. COrner or against the ro-pes.· Al Set Records Past performance sheets favor Cubs to their second straight vic though Walcott's right is now cele MINNEAPOLlS (iP) - Under tory over the 'BrooklYn Dodgers, the BOmber who never failed to brated, camp intimates say "watch knock out a QleubJesome OPPO dog Minnesota captured the Na 5-2. his left hook." nent In a ~turn bout. Parko enjoyed a perfect day at It all adds up to the most inler. tional Collegiate track and field Because of the tremendous con championship for the first time the plate, collecting five hits in troversy following their first esting sort of pre-fight arguments. In the 7 year 'history of the meet five times at bat. P" hammered meeting in Madison Square Gar This may well be tbe best parl of yesterday as this country's under in three runs. NiCholson cracked den, this fight figures to draw the bout. For if Louis follows his sixth home run with one mate close to a million dollars. through, as he says he will, by graduate spikesters selected 108 mak.ing Walcott come to him, we aboard in the eighth inning, and Louis, who gets 4~ percent of of their best performers for the may not have any fight. Walcott com ing OlYmpic tryouts. doubled in the ninth. the net as compared to 20 fOr Wal likes to wait for his man, 100. The surprising Gophers, tank 'Backed by 13 hits, Bob Rush. coU, is "the big if" of this scrap. "I'll outsiders in the pre-meet specula 22-year-old 'righthander, pitched However, he insists win his first complete game of the sea quick." No More Activities tion over the team title, won two Sparring partners have hit of the 18 events and placed in son to register his second triumph, He has lost four. him repeatedly With ri&"ht hand But Pitching-Feller seven others to amass a total of shots, the kind thl.t Walcott IIftd 46 points in the sooring on a 10- to dulllP the Bomber twice in CLEVELAND (A')-Bob Feller 8-6-4-2.-1 basis. December. T~ Louis 'punching says he'U stick strictly to pitching Southern California's favored &SQX ,Beal Tigers DOwer. one of the most destruc from now on. Trojans finished In second plaoe tive in the anAals fIf sPOrt. re The erstwhile ace of the Cleve with U Y.l points, barely milllliJIg mains a my~ and will re land Indians' mound corps an iheir bid to regain the natIonal for Fourth in Row main so ulltil the first gOllg. nounced that he is curtailing aU his activities, includJng between ilUe they reltnqulshetl In 194.4 DETROIT (JP)-The booming Louis always has been puzzled after nine straight years of vic by a boxer who moved around the game physical exercises, in an ef Boston Red Sox got away to a 9-1 fort to recover his mastery. tory.. EV&n a double sprint lead over Detroit yesterday, and ring. Bob Pastor went 10 in their first battle by getting on a bike Fe1ler repeated that he never triumph by the g~at Mel Pat needed it all, as they ran their and running away. Arturo Godoy has considered his various con ~n , One o( them achieved in winning streak to four games with world record time, couldn't lift went into a C1'O'Ilching shell to be nections outside of baseball a a narrow 9 to 7 decision over the fuddle the Bomber. handicap in his work for the In the Trojans to the team champ Tigers. ionship they have }Von a dozen PUT 'ER UP Diay Dean, former major league Tbere elm be JlO question that dians. times In the past. Detroit, held to five hits by big pitehln( star, m ows Batre Ruth (rtrht In street clothes) a !lIJOt m Walcott will move. The basis of "But other people think they Jack Kramer in eight innings, the bleachers to aim ..t. Ruth appeared a~ Spol'1S11'.. n's pUk for a Not until the last event had hh; style Is a confusing three are," he added, "and I'm certain came 1;0 life in the ninth after youth b_ball clinic alld battin&' e,milllUon. (AP WlREPHOT() Mepo-one back, and tWQ to the ly willing to make the test." been completed before a throng waiting 'out a 33-mioute delay be of . 15,563 in the sun drenched cause of rain. The Tigers scored stadium of the victorious Gophers four runs after two were out in was the close battle for team their last turn at 'bat and had men honors determined. Then Lloyd on first and third with the tying Lamois, who until that time had runs when Bob Ferriss, working S past Bues Win 6th Straight, Muncrief Hi;," the Trojans inLo first pla()e. Outlast Phillies, 7·6 . But it was Fortune Gordien. who canied the major load for the PHtLADELPHIA (fP) - The Gophers on his broad shoulders, Piltsburgh Pirates nopped into a By Line Drive, 'the big Minnesota weight man temporary tie for the National CLEVELAND (IP}-The league won ti)e diSCUS, an event he is league lead yestlwday as they leading Cleveland Indians, who expected to dorrtinate in the scored three times in the ninth haven't been geitjng. much pitch Olympics, and placed· second in inning on only one hit to defeat ing lately, got plenty of it yester the shot pu t. the Philadelphia Phlllies, 7 to 6. day when Bob Muncrief and Russ I Between them. Gordlen and It was the sixth straight victory Christophel' combined for a bril L~mols tallied 29 points, well {or the Bucs and the third suc liant three-hit shutout as the over half the Minnesota. total. cessive triumph for rookie Bob Indians downed the Philadelphia Behind Minnesota and Southern Chesnes, who has yet to be de Athletics 4 to (}, California came the University of feated. Muncrief throttled the A's with Texas with 40 points, while the The winning counter came three singles for the' first seven University of Illinois, defending across the plate on Max West's innings, but was forced to retire champion and winner of three pinch-hit fly to right. after that stanza when a line drive of. Ute last four team titles, finish from Hank Majeski'S bat struck ed fourth with 34't.. points. Iowa City Moo"$e M~et him on, the elbow of his pitching It looked as if Southern Calif ann. He was taken to a hospital ornia was too far out in front to Muscatine Nine Here for x-ray exanrlnation. Christo Locke Posts• 54-HoleI . -200; be overtaken when Patton sped pher took over for the final two The Iowa City Moose baseball innings and kept Philadelphia in to victory in both the 100 and team will face the Moose-Legion 200 meter dashes to becdme the check to complete the shutout. team from Muscatine this after Bill McCahan allowed the Ind Ahead of Field by 13 StratI only double winner of the meet. noon at 2:30 p.m. on the City Park i I' 't t diamond. ians only six hits but the Tribes In the 200. run around a curve, men utilized four of them in CHICAGO (JP)-Bobby Locke , the Trojan whirlwind new home The Muscatine team is a com shot his third straight subpar collected an extra $200 1(1r this bination of the Moose lodge anti scoring. with three yards to spare in 20.7 The win snapped a five-game round ;it Midlothian yesterday, job. • I. $econds. American Legion c1ub there. They banging a 36-34-70 for a 54~nole Hearner was tied at %1 t • reportedly have a strong team, losing streak for the Indians and It equalled the world record boosted their first place margin total of 200 al1d a 13 stroke lead George Fazio of ObIClCO. " having wOn a 16-team tournament in the $15.000 Chicago Victor..' Dick Metz of Arka ..... :CIif. for the distance around a turn. in lllinois last year. over the pesky A's to two games. LOOK OUT. BUDDY - Catcher Buddy Rosar of the Philadelphia Atbleiics ducks a. ball (aJ'l'1m') golf chamlJionship. Kas. "ehony ~"el'" of, i ...· set by Jesse Owens of Ohio State Dan Kelsey will hurl for the lo thrown by shortstop Lou Boudreau of the Indians. It happened in the second inning of yesterda.y's • jn the U36 Olympics but a tail cals, and Leland Schindler will do rame when Pete Suder hit In to a double play. Umpire Bill llXcKinley calls him ouL (AP WIREPHOTO) The 30-year-old pro from J 0- ton. II!., and lIe.r, RaI!lH!o " Willcox, Fontanini Pace I wind of more than six miles on the catching. hannesburg added the 70, one Chlca«o. wert Ioekei ill .. all the home straight away probably Hawkeye Holiday Open under par for the 6,587-yard bracket. . • ' "I> cost hini. an official share of the Little Hawks Split With course, to puU up at the threc- Locke and his partner JoiuJllr wOI:ld mark. Dean Enters Open DES MOINES (fP)-Pat Willcox While Sox D~op ' Senalors Aga~ n, 9-5 quarter mark 13 strokes under re- Dawson of Chicago, who autllllll and Sarglo Fontanini, both of Des Greyhounds, 3-0, 4·1 golation figures. I a 75 yesterday, lell Ute p~o-~ The same Wlnd favored Clyde Sonny Dean, new Iowa Junior Moines, shot two-underpar 70's CHICAGO (JP)-Pitcher Marino Scott ot Arkansas as he skimmed golf champion, wit enter in Uie Iowa City's Little Hawks split a Locke. who fired a pair of SS's leur co mpetition with a CIl m~ yesterday to lead the opening Donohue Paces Field Pieretti and outfielder Pat Seerey, twin-bill with the Burlington for 130 In 1IIs first two rounds. 54-hole total . of 4,23 . JohnllY>," over the 11 0 metel· high hurdles Southeas~ Iowa Open at Washing round of the 54-hole Hawkeye ,in 13.7 seconds, equalling the ton today. The 27 hole affair will two additions via recent trades, Greyhounds at Burlington yes- eained foUl' strokes on the ,tlcHI volta and Chicago s John .Ba/1llflt Holidays Open golf tournament. SIUOX CITY, IA. (,lP)-Sioux terday afternoon, lOSing the ,first, despite bis cOlll'parativel y CIt\'1n the defending cha!'llpiOOSwp, \ell!. world record held joinU, by Spec be played on the Washington A field ~f 216. including 10 pro- City's Jack Donohue yesterday got blended their eHorts to aid the 3-0. and copping the night-cap, 70 YeliterdlQ'. Clayton HeafMr were secon.d '.Illtn •. .AI> Towns of Georgia and Fred Wol- · Country club with linksmen from tessionals, started in the second off to a flying slart in the defense Chicago White SOl< gain a 9-5 vic I 4~7 ~ cott of Rice. 21 Iowa communities entered. staging of the event. A new of his interstate AlllateUl" golf title tory over WashUlgion before 1,157 4.-1. of Charlotte, N. C.. . requlred a $1,200 1;08S Lo the tl$~n: ,:-* champion will be crowned, since 'l by carding a qualifying round one persons here yesterday. Dick Doran was touched for '75 for a 214 taU)' to Clv.e up his the team play an , . Bill Me Partland of Cedar Rapids over par 73, over the 18-hole Elm- The 'Victory was Chicago's four safeties. but a pair of costly sceond place sPOt. He was nine touvney Winner. will not defend his crown. wood course. fourth in the past five games. errors led to his downfall. Ring- taps behind lJocke }'etlHlrlla'Y. Donohue, thrcc-time winncr The loss was Washington's sev blump hurled 101' the Greyhounds John Bulla of Phoenix. with who also is seeking his third enth straigh t. in the opener. {hree 71'si Skip Alexander ot Sain Wins for Braves Maury Christensoo wcnl all the Lexington, N. C., and Lloyd Man BOSTON (If') - Right-Hander straight championship, outshot a Pieretti, maldng his Iirst Slart record field of 226. This was 76 for Chicago, worked six and two way for the Hawklels in the sec- grum of Chicago were lied for Johnny Sain protected the Boston ond game, holding the Greyhound second with 213 aggregates, Alex- Braves' . hall-game first place above last year's enry list. thirds innings on a yield of four batsmen to six scattered hits, a. nder ;fashioned a 72 yesterday _---..::,__ . ~ __ _ presents lead by shutting out the Cinoin Scores of 80 or lower qualified hits. I for the championship flight, which while his mates turned five hits wbile Mangrwn posted a 35-38...... J § ;,. " .\ nati Reds, 5-0, with a six hit per Seerey collected three singles in into four runs for the victory. 68 lor the lowest third round. He fOl'mance last night before a 24,- will tec of! Loday at 9 a. m. hatling as many runs. This 425 crowd. The Tribesmen gained spree increased his White Sox 1111 eight of their hits at the ex· Bradley Wins Again RBI total to 16 in 12 games since pense of Tom Hughes during the coming to Chicago from Cleve tM~5JER' k STOR't first five frames. MASON CITY, IA. (JP)-The, land. Bradley universiLy baseball team • AMERICAN' ASSOCIATION' won its 23rd consecutive victory WESTEItN' LEAGUE !'It. Pilu~ II . Milwaukee Ul ~ l .t game) Omaha 4, Pueblo I • a new play Minneapolis 1:1. Kansas City 11 (tst here yesterday afternoon by de Bloux City 5. Des Moines 4 ",,,,,,e) feating the Mason City Legitm Denver O. Lincoln 7 naires, 6-4, The winners got two by runs· in the ninth to break a 4- 4 "Doors Open 1,00 P.M." deadlock , Stanley Yf?ung NOW .nds MONDAY "Doors Opon 1:1 5 p. 'In.'' The Birds and The Bees Kno~ "'is Story u ~e 26, - ~8, 29, 3() July 1,2,3 By Heartl 'yow "ENDS n - TlJESDAl''' Evenings at 8:00 FIRST RUN HITS 2
SlnCjJle Admisalon . . $ .83 Seat a. ..rvations now F.cIeral 1'CIX ...... 11 ,AYCdlable Room 9A Sch.hr !tall. Total ...... $1.00 CaD "Ext. 211S 5 'HanleSlled Lia'bteuhll' • ..... Speclal _ StudeDlB may obtala Hat .....rvatloaa without cbarQe Colorioon-Late News upon preuntatloD of oWucat. of Reqlatralon Card ITiHAPPENED LAST WEEK (CONTINUED) - • Philadelp~ia Poised for GOP Uproar; 43 Die DC-6 Crash • (ConUDUe4 Fn. Pa~e 1) ;;~~;;;;~:::;~:::;:::;~~~~~~;:~~:::-~--~~~- ---.-;...--- a SIIJllrt 1<1< a to Ihrow our h:.t US. should cease rnsk1ng atomic hour filibuster by Senators Tay- into the ring beture It j tuo lut • bombs and destroy Its stocJqillea, IOWA CITY lor, third-party vice-presidential WORLDWIDE WEATHER REPORT the Marshall plan should be eandldAl.te from Idaho, and Langer turned over to the UN, US. should Collision Kills Two; Ul-ND}. After the two men had NATIONAL Cold War - Black douds over Trizonla-Russ German bord r; aid Palestine throlllh UN by with Freedom Train Viewed; ~ed themselves to a halt, the holding aid to Britain so long ..nate passed a compromlse bill 43 Die When Airliner Labor - U.s. weathermen attempt to disperse comiJlg tDrm; which must be approved by the Palestine - LuU before the conler nee-table stann; she assists the Arsbs, Tan-Hart Schuschnigg Lectur,a Po lit. - Heat wave over Washington, Phitadelphla; I y labor law should be repealed, lI.ouse. It would draft men 19 to Crashes in Po.; Most Around Iowa GlI 1 t w k two Fran~e - Tidal waVe of strikes after German agreem nt. house un-American activities '5 for 21-months service, starting person died in helld-on car 110 days after enactment. Farmers Favor UMT committee and Trurnsn loyalty order should be aboUshed, Mundt truck colli ion on highway 6 U1ree Joint Action - AJI 43 pas ng~rs and crew fiery d legale to the security leader; Heul nant gov mol', Rus Nixon antl-Communlst bill should miles east of town; it was an aboard a Unitt.-tl Airline DC-6 council charged that "rulln, elr sell Lasley, Negro employ of the be deLea ted. nounced thai Swedish Prince . I1'he hOuse and senate joined last vanished in a fiery inferno when eI " in the U.s. are e1ankln, Rath paclUn, plant in Waterloo; Elsewhere around the state, Bertil will be sp lei III t at an week for a spree of over-riding the plane hit a 11.t. Carmel, Pa., atorruc weapons to put pollUcal secretary or state, Mable Ben· Ceorge Prichard Jr., recent SUI SUI noon lunch on nexl Tuesday; Truman vetoes and deadlockin& on pre ure on Russia. He l.ingled nett, Sioux City; secretary of craduate who won GOP nomina the 21st Iowa conference on Child pow I' line In all att.empted forred the forelen aid appropriation. out S n. Brian MacMahon (0- commerce, Scott Mardas, Water tion tor Monona county state rep Development and Parent Educa Among bills becoming laW8 landing. Th plune w forced Conn) nd former secretarY or loo Negro; secretary of agrIcul resentative In last week's prl. tion was held on th SUI ampus; over the President's veto: a bill down when one uf i ' motors state J m F. 8ym as particu· ture, J. P. Honseno, Otr nto. maries, announced In Des Moln s, more than 7,000 r idenls viewed blJ'l'int many thousands at seml caught fire. Among the de d: lar indivWu ls who want "to United Slates n tor, Dr. S. M. "I am a candidate for I retllry documents in th Freedom Train, independent workers from old Earl ClItr II, famous theatrical wr ck international atomi. control Pitch r, English Instructor at ot state." and former ch nc 11ur of Austria, aee insurance; the Bulwinkle bill producer; Mrs. Jack Oakie, di and incl' ase th war psychosis of SUI. Bids on remodeling the low Kut von Schuschnigg maintained aUowing railroads to make rate vorced wife or the mm comedian the United SI t ." that notlollall m in Europe Is and actress Beryl Wallare . Among the major r olullons gov mor's home will be opened • ,!eements without fear of anti Frill Kuhn-Deported Gennan· adopted by th p rty were the July 1. Staft Sgt. Geor~ Bevel' dead and a Unite<.! St les of Eu trUst law8 if approved by the According to uec tul Farm Amerl~n bund chief was rap· following: Jr., 64, who enlisted In th Iowa rope is the one way out ot the ICC; an appropriation bill carry Ing magazine, 09 percent ,,( Amer tur d In Munl h when he attempt· U.s. hould propo a gen 1'01 nallonal gua rd In 1901 hs r continent's mOl'al, conom\c and ina a rider which transfers the ica's farmers fa vor UMT. A hou ed to iet a lIcen e to operate world dis rm m nt onf r nc , tired. politi al problems. U.S. employment service to the committ d maud d that lour chemist's laboratory. He escaped fe4erjal security agency. (arm repone g:lr1gs t rs, tree on from Dauchau Internment camp * * * * * Both houses sent the disputed parole, b returned to prison. The wher h was awaiting trisl be * * * one year extension to the trade committee claim d big money was fore a German denazlticatlon • ..-eements act. It requires the pent In getting the m n out. court. While he was still miulIlg, 17esident to walt up to four The stale ogriculturol commis Kuhn was sentenced to 10 years months, while the federal tarIff sioners or T xns and Georgia were at hard labor by the court. commission inVestigates, before ., Indicted by a f deral grand jury Se.nator nelll')' Cabot Loc1p Sr. making tariff agreements with on charges of violallng lhe federal -Chairman of GOP resolutions forei~ countries. lobby act. Th I:rand ' ury charg committee In predicting the "most . 'A' joint committee was in com ed lhat the commiss ioners failed International" platform the party to register and file >ita 1 m nts un has ever hod said "Times have pl~te desdlock over trYing to compromise two versions of the der the law regul ling lobbying. ~hanied since 1920. AU of our They w r eh rgt'd wilh b ing leading cancl1dates are on record aPpropriation bill for foreign ald. * * * The senate's bill is more than $1- part of a 1 bby which wn fight as favorinlr aid to Europe and ni.lllion higher than the house's. ventlon.bound Republicans lllst amendments* outlawing * * poll taxes, ing tor higher ('ommOdity prJ(:' s. portlclpatlon In International at While ECA chlet Paul Hoffman week. Six delegate disputes-two lynching, segregation In the armed fnlrs. W could hardly do other· awl Secretary of State Marshall of them Involving Negro recogni- forces and unfair employment Names In The News wi. e than to otfer a platronn wl'!re sufferJng over the deadlock, practices. suitable 10 th. m n." ~.tor Taft quietly told report- tlon-were smoothed out while Despite dampened spirits as a Klement Gottwald _ 51-year- ers, "These things always happen, campaign headqUarters lor varl- result of President Truman', tout old Communist boss Of CZl!cho 10- IOWA but they generally get together ous contenders roared full blast. of the west, GOP regulars were valda was formally lect.ed by aF'" Harold Stassen, lirst contender confident thai the Republican Communlst-domlnat d parliament Iowa Wallace Parley , , , . . th b candidate who emerged from this as president to SUCt d Eduard PMILAD. ELPHIA to arrive on e scene of attie, week's convention would enter the Benes. In his 11l'st utricial m . _ Lists State Candidates; • , rolled Into town behind a horn- White House In January, 1949. sage, Gottwald XPI . 'ed hop for , . blowing motorcade and reiterated Arthur Vandenberg remained the a continued p ue' "d Pltl! 'oclill SUI's Pitcher Named 5TpRY to the press his prediction Ihat big que tlon mark on the week- and political dHCer nc thut dl- Concluding their a~te conven he would be third on the tlrst end. Michigan's governor Kim Slg- vide th world." tion in Waterloo lost Sunday, the 'rown Hit by Storm of ballot but would win by th ninth. ler said Vandenberg "would be Dr. Rutull f. JonelJ-Orl:anlzer Iowa Wallace lor President groups . 'I ' Subcommittees of the committee avall3ble" for the nomination. The of the American Frl nds Service emerged with the name Progres Pc. iticians; Contenders charged with drawing up the GOP veteran legislator hOB announced commith.-e and une of the b st- sive Party of lowll and a 1 t of Set ' ~Up Headquarters platform began humming. The he wiu .personally mak~ a state- known Quakers 11\ Amprir o died candidates for state otflces. ... ~ civil rights group reported it was ment on the matter today. Prob- at. the age of 85 in hi Phil tJel- The Progressive ticket is as fol i Staid · Phlliidelphia welcomed planing off planks which would ably feeling that with the conven- phln suburban hom . lows: Governor, Clorenc Bleder the ~first burst of noise from eon- support laws or cunstitutlonal tloh opening within 24 hours, It is AndreI A. Gromyko. - Ru ~s la' s Mitch 11 farm r and co-op ~~====~======------==~~=---- ~~~~~--______~~ ______~ ______.m~~~~~~
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RECENT ARRIVALS: p. m. Pla11 1.0 ea.t on the friendly those Important "coke" utet, CARMEL ORN SIJ P bal You'll wanl these lor 8wum l' COSMETlC OUNTER ,A cqul res a lot of practlea 1 The Short 5t BedtimE' Story A 7 lb. 7 oz. boy, David Mlchll SUN PORCH. You can have ap· make it Ute SWl Pore" at the chanced, but ,ne delicious, alsp fun, c1asswear, and vacations la WHY? , , • It', a ,peelal pur knowledge. Ev r Told •.•. N ! IOWA UNION. You 'll b&ve fun el. was born June '16 to Mr. & petizln~ sa.ndWiches, a refreshlnr popCorn, elth r carmel Dr butter ter. H & H HOSIERY has tailor chue orfer. Mrs: Bob Guion, 456 Riverdale. on the friendly Sun Porch. And "coke," or a complete delicious ed, 18 still the sam. You can't ed dress slac.ks by Arlene of Hol WHEN? ••• Now, for a. IIDlltea Girls will be I:ids. We Richard Carl, a 7 lb. 15 oz.' )JOY, luncheon. Whatever YOU want you can be .ure of fast tenrlce belp .rreelll&' with everyone that lywood 1n slru tier cloth or covert WELLER STANDA&.D SERVICE anel cool alr-condltlone4 cornlort. time oob', that a young Indy culled ~ was born June 4. at Mercy to Mr. the IOWA UNION Is the place to It', toPs Ilnywbere. To make an at only $5.98. Perfect for sum • •• YOUR ATLAS TOE Get your frienda to~ether and WlUCBf , . • Your cbolce of two of her married friends In Hawk ,& Mrs. John Wahl, 619 Finkbine. eat. evenlnrs entertalrunent com mer picnics and sports. HEADQUAATERS IN IOWA eye Village and very eond scend· A girl, Elizabeth Ann, was born .-______--: make a "coke" at Ole UNION an plete, please your cuests by aerv. IJp tICD in tbe aame abue or two everyday event. Eye catching ballerina skirts In CITY ingly oUered her some old clothe~ June 14 to Mr. & Mrs. Joe Wil InC deliCiously dIfferent home printed white pique, or pastel, ll pstlcks In dllfuent shadel. that w r too short for her \ liams of Westlawn at University WEDDINGS made ummer ca.lldy from the DI brown or black gabardine. Black Another .peclal barl'aln thai wear. The Hawk ye Village M' Hospitals. She weighed 7 lbs. 1 XIE SIIOP. Or on your way to or ANN MUDGE, Chi Omega, STOP AT WELLl':R STANDARD faille .trimmed with white eyelet WHETS'tONE'S I orterl~ lor a The height ot something or who ;Jlso prides her~elt on , from cIa 8, st.op In for a snack oz. and CHARLES A. LINDBERG, SERVICE FOR THE BEST TIRE for evening, or embroidery trim other is a dumb girl turning a deaf new look r t;Jliated with un 0 , Mr. d Mrs. Abdel-Hadi Abdul • . . a saCk of popcorn, a ba.. of Ilmlted time I "In Ol e Flnk," Dor Phi Kappa BARGAINS med cotton drindls {or fun In the ear to a blind date. of some old maternity frocks Fe~uh of 102 Central, are the caDdy, or a Dlxles' Fren. Old othy GraY', body lotion. a $%.5. JERRY JONES, Currier, and sun. slle no long r need d. parents of a boy 'born June 10 lit Word has it tMt Larry Barrett eu.stomerir are welcomed allel new value tor ,1.00 Attractively bot- .------, JACK SMITH, Phi Kappa customers .Invlted 0 drop In to the See these skirts at the H & H tied, this lotion would be Ideal for University Hospitals. They nam with a five piece band -and Bobble HOSIERY tomorrow. They're STOP AT TlIE FRUIT BAc8.~ ed him "Said." DIXIE CAR [EL CORN SIIOP at eIther a rUt or your OWll use. WAYNEB'S have Jut reo Cotter as vocalist are playing on a priced trom ,3.98 to $5.98. celved UJelr tim ablpment of FOR YOUR FAVORITE ICE A girl was born to Mr. & Mrs. 5 S. Dubuque todaY. You'll find both of these barpln, Bere's onr fonnula for fun on a moonlight cruiser between Chica FrancIsCan Ware. You'll wan' COLD .' OAJ\l1NG BEVERAI' .Lewis Gleekman June 15 at Uni go and Milwaukee. Sounds like a at WlD!TSTONE'S COllJ1etic coun· warm lummer afternoon. Ar. to OWD a se\ &hII lovel,. Ca versity Hospitals. nice way to spend the summer. WELLER STANDARD SERVICE NEW AND USED TIllE ter. Why not drop In tomorrow' or TilE FRUIT BA KET F' ralll'e to meet YOUI' friends on the . •. OPEN 24 110URS A DAY TO lltomJa. china. TURE FR! II FRUI'nl SUN PORCH of Ole IOWA UN. BARGAINS AT WELLE. Now In Jiock at WAYNEa'S GIVE YOU TUE BEST SERVICE STANDARD SERVICE VEGETABLES FOR RF ION for an afternoon of brld~c. b &he Coronado pattern. PICK THE BEST FRESH FRUIT IN TOWN IT SAYS HERE ••• ING AND COOLING Relax In cool air-conditioned com IN TOWN FROM THE FRUIT Fra.aclaca.n Ware eomes In four tort. And when you want refresh_ BASKET TRY THE FRlJIT BASKET FOR WHATf ••• Two replar Duro- Some gals go to IJbraries eo1on . • • lOR, .-Ie ....n 01 LOOKING FOR A • ment, the UNION Soda Fountain HUGE, JUTCY LEMON FOR thy Oray IJpstlclla for ont,. $1.... Also, some gals go to college; aqua, eoral, :re11_, aDd while. TOEATh Is oPen to provide you with tan, The ownerahlp at the DIXIE COOLING LEMONADE WHERE? . • • WHETSTONE'S But the gal who goes to extremes Bu,. a set In one color or IIIb~ Uaem to a1l1t ,.our ta.te. Then atop lookln ~ •• cool drlnka or deUclollS Aodwl- ehet, .======i Francllean Ware Is avanable LEGE INN is the place for In seb or open stock. A 18- Quick service and dellcloll.l It... _ piece "' 01 four " ·lnclt plata, can make a. mealtime a. pleasure. SorrY ••. love in bloom on the bread and buUel' plate., and Try one of their delicious aand S. U. L campus this summer seems cup'" &Del aa.aeera cMta only wlches .. . a tall, cold drink ••• to be at a standstlU this week .•. WHERE TO =.GO . $U'. and coolinII' Ice crea.m. so we haven't heara of any pin MAXI THE FRUIT BASkeT See 1& I, WAYNEB'S win· COLLEGE INN Is open U hOlln YOUllIOWA CITY nings or engagements. dow . ibis weell. 1'ftnCbc!an a day ever,. day except Sunay. BBADQUABTEIl8 FOB PICNICJ Ware ... "'."""-- ne1aiiVel:r·1ty ADd they open a,aln Sun~ noon, 8UPPLIES DELICIOUS RIPE WATER Iowa WAYNE~oWa 'cu.,.; to brfntr YOII tasty Sunay dlonen. r------~_. ·NmLONS AND CANTALOUPES . ' . There's plenty of parklJll' aPace. ~. 'FOR S1JMMER DESSERTS and If you want tray service, Just When It.. Ullle to ~, tie.. FROM THE FRUIT BASKET Professor; , .. ':Wate yoU cop11ng honk your hom. IN Ute IOWA lJNION. You're his paper?'!. : . Batm,. out is fun whell JOu ..... 01 a c1ellcioua meal when Memorial Student: ~ ''No, air. I was only eome &0 COLLEGE INN -at 127 W. 'Jeu bl Ute lamoua IOWA ATTENTION SUMMER _* SESSION STUDENTS looking to '.ee if he had mine BurUncton, a block eaSt of the IlBMOJUAL lJNION CAPE brlue and only a 8&one'l thrdw T.aIA. 'l'be Cafeterla.1s oPen Here's your chance to see the right." old "groaner" himsel1 . •• BING from HawkeYe ViII're. :..U, frolll 11:3' .. III. to 1:" Union, GOING ON A 'DIP, LBT , ..... and 5:" Po ...., .. 'J:" CROSBY in person. The Cedar Rapids Chamber Commerce has WELLlUI. STAND,ulD SERVICE ! p..... 4 Sunda,. rr... lIrll ot Invited the old boy to appear at CHECK OVER youa CAt •••• 1.... 1:" p..... Get In iIle FIRST 1IabI& 01 esUn~ at the tlNION, the Cedar Rapids Open Golf h'.·. 1I&'bI& ,.... won" .... _ 'to Tournament. Hea.k• . Longer .ldrts brln, ' Bherl4!r Ta.ke a break ..• You can't whistles! apelld. all.. Y01U'.. Ume . In .. claas. , An encouraging note ••• 88.1 Come down to Ole IOWA UNION. WELLD STAND~ 8O.\rroB Pft cen~ of all people chosen for It'. a. ple&aan& place to lpend your Here', a pleasant place to spend your leisure time. You'll find plush lounge chairs for real relaxa BUYS TIIlBS BY TaB CJAllLoAD Who's Who' went to collll8e. 'But 'Ielsure tillie, Lilten &0 your fav. tion ••• a hOlt of good fidion and all the current m agazin.. in the browsing library ••• and a friendly TO GIVE ~OU TIIE ·lIBST aU of them didn't necesaarily ·.Ue recorda in the Music Boom pacES ~ T01ft( • • • curl uP with a rood book or Sun Porch for sandwich.. and coke dates or a delicious luncheon. You can enioy your favorite cia.... - . rtad!1ate, 80 don't despair. " a. new ma,aslne In the Union U· ics in the Music Room and in the River Room you'll find a dancers' haven. If you play ping pong or OHSO'fRUE-- ~ , 'bra..,. • • • and drop Into the Sun The one who Urtnks "oUr jokes • ....u.er ~It'• . 1IIOI'IIlnW, IIoeD, or Porch lor a coke or a quick ,naek. bridge there are plenty of tables. And for delicious meals, at noon or night, remember the famous , are poor, ...... II "'. po4 foM ,ou w.mo Whalever , 'ou like to do, tbe Would slr.llbt.,...,. cbari'te his . . &he UNION Grille. Iowa Memorial Union Cafeteria. . IOWA UNION Is Ole piau to do views,.. '. ~ . f ,,' , ,FCMliDlaln II ... ,.... ll. he air conditioned Union is for your convenience a nd pleasure. Stop in more often, •• you'll enioy it. Could Ile eo~pare · i.be.,J~es we IDo daII, aDd .n print ,. . ~, I . ',' ...... -".. :or:" WJ.th those·, ~e . ' '-______OUR Republicans In The Race - McBrid.', Hall - Records . " .J ' On VIP's And Such - \ , • Vandenberg's Appeal' Lies In 1948 In'Review Ry BILL McBRIDE .. Evel'Y former GI knows that VIPs (very impol·ta nt persons) raiD M. POWNALL. Pablll".' WALLY ITamGHAll, BUllne .. MJ:MBER 011' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '------.;:: don't usually , tand in line at public vents. In at lea t one in _"'&lU BY JOHN L. HARVEY of stance at Freedom tl'oin yesterday therc was an exceptiOn Internationalist Point View the GAIL E. MYlaS, Beh... TIl, A_oelated Prell Is entitled exclu to alvely to the use for republication of SAN FRANCISCO- No classi that rule. ~lIshed daD:r exoept Monday by Stu- .U th. loeal new. prln~ed In thll news cal records today, but a few ru (This til UJ~ eltb til. IIld lut dent PubU•• tlons, we. Entered AI...,. Piper,,, ",en .. all AP dlapatehes. Presid'ent Malcolm Price, of Iowa tate 'reacher's col1ege, along new. mors of interest to record buyers In a series of sketches on lead ond dl.. mall matteT at the pottofflee Ing contenden for the Repub with Ilis wife and son, stood in the two block-long line to see t1)e at Iowa City, Iowa under the act of con Board ot TrUatees LealIe G. MoeUer, are persistently floating around. documents just as you and 1 did. .-. of March 2. 1"9. KIrk H, Porter, A. Craie Baird, PaUl R • Victor apparently plans to release lican Presidential, hcHlillUttl'n.) Olson, Dorothea Davidson, lack O'Brlen, Maybe it's an Equality it well as a Freedom train. Bub.erlDtlon l"at_21" tarrier In Iowa Lester Brook.. Steve Dinnin" WUUam A. a Rubinstein recording of the City :ao E"enta weeki;, or " per "ear In Miller. • • ~van