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No gloomy prediction for today. The weatherman. OWQI1 says it will be fair and cooler. But look out for to­ morrow- warmer with scattered thundershowers. r.tabllahed 1868 Vol. 78. No. 236-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City. Iowa, Wednesday, June 26-five Cents

, . ". • Okays Army Passes , -.....ompromlse Gripe Report Secretary Patterson Orders Curb Pla_ " l.J.S~ '. ·Mediterranean Sea Force P!esiden! ~els Reiects Effort to Lift On Off.BaH Saluting WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre­ tary of War Patll!'rson lut nlJht ,' ..At";ho 'rs;:: O'£f Troubled Trieste Bill Providing Meat, Butter Controls ordl!'!"l!'d that ulhrted men aet lie· cumulated leave credits loo~ }. 19 10 44 Draft VIA HINGT N (AP)-'rhe hOll tamp~d final approval, tow.rd terminal leave p.y, th.t " 265 to 105, late y terday on tb omproml P A bIll 1ft r &alutlng be eurbl!'d and that other bt'ating down a last·ditch t'rrort to lift all price c ilings on meat recomml!'ndations of the Doolittle fire Sweeps Stafen Island Ferry Terminal Congress Approves and dtUry produc . "iI'lpe board" be adopted. To Aid Army ' The bill, extending the wa1'lilll price control agtncy for an· Two or the board's I.~­ Measure Extending otber year bllt pruning dOWJl many of i pow rs, n It wen to IDI!'nd.UOIll, how",er, were ...- Act for Nine Months the senate for a las t "ote there before being ent to Pre ident approved. Th were: 1. Thai Truman. the tel'llll "officers" aDd "eJl­ 01 Occupalion IIste. men" be .bol...... : aDd WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress DE'LUOcl'atic Leader Barkley (Ky.) told the • nate he i~ pre· 2. Thal In$pecior Ieneral'. re­ continued the draft law and voted plll'ed to bring it up for action today. pOrt be IeJl' direct to lIIe war Although hester BowlE'~ ha~ denounced fcatur r tb legi I • Diplomatic Authoritie. pay boosts for sl!'!"vicemen yester­ 'epartmenl. b1P111Rnc tie I • day after noUlicaUon · from the tion 8. "booby trap, ," Rp aker Rayburn (D ., 'rex.) predictE'd commanders. Recognize Possib~ army that It will draft nobody in Presidt'nt 'fr'uman will sign it. P.tterson approved the board'. International ExpICt_ie»n July and August. The votillg carne aft r Rayburn took th floor to t II hi col. recommudation that enlisted men The house and then the senate lcagu s that unle they ael! pted the compromi II tit re will be and WACs be (iven termln.l speedily passl!'d compromise bills no OP A Ilt all." leave pay Ilke olIicefll .nd to this WASHlNGTON (At') - The for these purposes after months of hairman Spence (D., Ky.) or tbe banking ('ommitt , I ad r end he directed that they be per­ United States moved yesterd!lY to bickering and sent them to Presi­ of Ule administration '., battl for PA, d rhrrE'd that if pri!! mitll!'d to accumulate credit lor dent Truman, who Is expected to place Its present entire Medlter­ ontrol w re kill d outrigh at unu ed furlough time starUtI, r~nean naval strength-a crlliser sign them before the present draft July 1. ' extension expires Sunday mid­ * * * this time II a disaster thllt i ill' IJ1d two destrpyers-otf troubled describable would come upon the Before actual payment lor this night. time ('QuId be made, howevl!'r, the Trieste, focal ' point of sh~rp dlf­ The dran bill continues 'be Packer Blames OPA American peopl ." "Save OPA" approval of congress Is necessary. fer~nces with R·ussia. act In force untU March 31, ban The house already hIlS JllIssl!'d the the induction of 18-year-olds For Meat Shortage A gale of excitement swept the ,The navy- disclosed th~t Vice house at the beglnniln, of it> necessary bill. It provides, hoW· Aamiral Bernhard' H. Bieri', com­ while 'stlll requlrlDJ' them to ever, that terminal leave plly­ re~ster, permJts tbe induction critical OPA debate, 8S two men fuaooer of theSe ' forces, is •prq­ Head of Morrell Co. In the gallery spread a huge sign ml!'nts also be made for unUsed ceedlllg to' aboard his of men 19 throurh U and re­ ril~ste ' saying: "Detroit auto work en furlough time prior to July 1, In­ qrill'tl thll 'dlsCh&rre of draftees Provides Explanation cluding that ot men already dis_ ~ship, the new . 10,000-ton pll!'!\d to save OPA." cruiser Fargo. Tpi! two destroy­ after 18' mOnths" service at their charged. Iiecause of this feature request. • . , For Worker Layoff Shouts of "Throw them out" e~ .ot his cdmmifnd, the Small the senate military committee Yf!8- and the Powers, ' .]re.dy are there. The' pay increase bi! is estima­ came from many lealslaton and terday held up con ideratlon of ted' to cost{$632,OOO,OOO a year, IL OTTUMWA (AP) - Declaring Speaker Rayb4Tn ordered the the measure at the request of ~e . The function*' *of ' *the Medltef-'. provides ral~es , ranging' from 50 that hi · mcat packing firm was sergean aU arms to ,et the ban­ navy, which Indicated that the ner out or the a llery. lie aid the raaun naval foree, •• 'etlCrlbdt percent· for: Buck privates"and ap- "unable to buy livestock under' administration opposes it. display vlolat.ed house rul and &erael, b)' a nav)' .eparlmen. mE BOATS' THROW hundreds of tons of wa.ter on the names whioh raged through Staten Island's prentice seamen to 10 percent tor present restrictions of the otrlcc a'uUIlI" •.,klllman, .. . to "slIpPOri the high ' officers. . of price admlnistraUon," G, M. declared "It OPA is saved It wJl1 SaluUn, wlIl be abolished ex­ St. Georle ferry termine.1 yesterday. Smoke rises from four ferry s\lps and railroad Ind bus ter­ not be in the ,allery but on the THe liouse agre8(i to the pay Foster, president of John MorrelI cept on military passt, In o~r­ ~T .1 00II.,.,.0"," TIle Medl­ m'lnals at . left. The ferryhouse and all lour slips ":'vere destroyed. Two persons were burned 'to floor of this house." .erraneaJl torce .. a PI" of deatb' ir.nd 38 others were overcome or Injured In the ble.ze. n was two hours before the fire wall b~ ' on a vOi<;e, spen~ an hour ar· and company, said in 0 statement leas occupied ar •• , and on cere­ Admiral Renr,.'J[. Hew1Wa.1Zlh brouJht under control. (AP WIREPHOTO) gurng a.b?ut . the . ~raft 01 teen- last night that there will be a monial occasions. Patterson lAid ,. , agers, Whrch , It onglOally oppos~, . shortage of livestock [or slaughter Tbe comJ)roml e lerlslaUon. instructiON tor this purpose are fleet with headqllartera In Lon­ would allow* pric* e *IncreUH on ~on. The lZtb Meet; compris­ and, then' IIPproved tbe draft bill, "until the Cate of OPA Is deter- now binI i ued. 259 'to llQ. . I. mined." many Ilems. But It preserves Patterson also announced he has Inr all III!! naval stre~b In controls over ma.lor market IUoPC.ll waters . at present. S~nat~ actlo~ . came ~ate In the Three MorrelI plants have laid orderl!'d trlcken from army re,­ ~I '~~d Gives Support Man (Held in Arizona Prison day and on 'vOlce votes within ten oU 3450 workers since Saturday. baskel commodlUes, IncJudlnr ulatlons an ord rUl.t "officers ~~ ..... of ~~ · ~tfht cruisers meat, lkluJtry and dalry prod­ IIld IIx deMro)'ers, minutes. '. ' t: lt 'I not surprising that there are required to w ar distinctive No Call. In Jul" AUJUst Is a shortage of hogs. There will uola. 11 keeps rent cODU'ol In­ uniforms, to live apart from theIr To .SOviet Atom Plan (I' t B D SI tact, Disclo'sure that the army wlll continue to be untIl the fate of men In ,arrlson .nd to ()()nll ne The navy- let news* of the Far- make no selective service calls OPA Is determined. Once that de­ ,o's assignment* *become known as Oscar lange Asks alms 0 e egnan ayer theIr social contacts to other QUi­ during ,July and August came clsion is reached there will be The last-minute eHort to remove American and forelcn diplomatic * * * cers." Discard of A-80mb from Representative Thomason more hogs available for purchase," livestock, meat and dairy prod­ Patterson announced his actltln ~uthorities here contlJ\ued jittery PHOENIX, Aril~. (AP)-Sher~ ;ng he formerly was a male nurse (D., Tex.) during the one hour Foster said, adding, now, however, ucts from price control was made in a stat men! (ollowlng a monUl'. over the possibility of an inter­ As Political Weapon iff Ernest Roach said last night and had In his possession some by Representative Rlziey (D., I of debate. , no one can blame livestock owners study by the war department of Il8tional explosion .t Trieste­ a man convicted here in a sex surgical instruments he stole The Texan, member of the lor holding their Ilvesto¢k in tbe Okla.) and was deleated 221 to ,ven while Secretary Byrnes and NEW YORK (AP) - Poland case claimed he was the kidnap­ while working in a St. Loui hos­ the findin,s 01 the board, headed military committee, read a let- hope of a price rise." 150. by former Lt. 0 n. Jame. H. foreign Minister \' Molotov ne,o- gllVe iu fuJI support yesterday killer of six-yea r-old SUf:anne pital. He used these to cut up ter from Secretary of War Pat- Foster issued his statement after Promises Fleht U.te at Paris. ' to Russia's atomic control plan Degnan last Jan. 7 in Chicago. the Degnan girl's body, deputies Doolittle, which heard complaints terson saying Patterson and Gen. local unions of the United Pack­ A continuation of the same oC former soldIers on relatJolll be· Officials here have received and demanded that· such weapons The sheriff was in communica­ said he told them. Dwight D. Eisenhower prefer a Inghouse workers (CIO) at Ottum­ light was promised in the senate, Rveral reports over the last three tween octlcera 8 nd men. as the 'atomic bomb be discarded tion with Chicago police to de­ volunteer army and wish to avoid wa and Topeka, Kans., had com­ whose original bill exempted weeks of a' pOssjl)le Yu(Oslav at­ as II means of "international poli­ termine whether the details re­ drafting men If possible. plained because of the layoff. At those Items, plus poul y. Senator ttmpt to: seize the city despite th, Degnan Suspect Linked tics and of pressure by one na­ lated here cbecked with the cir­ "It Is my conViction," Thoma- Topeka, 1,000 people were thrown Wherry (R., Neb.) was set to de- faet that it Iles wholly. within tion 'uP9n another." cumstances of the crime. Hand­ son said, that "not a single man out of work and the local there mand that the compromise be the Al,lied zone at ' oCcupalion in The Polish delegate, Dr. Oscar With Chicago Hospital One Vel Dies; " writing samples also were air­ will be drafted after September asked the governnfent to seize the Italy And is protected' by British CHICAGO (AP)-Chief of De­ turned down and the conference Lenge, named no names in his mailed to Chicago for compari­ 1," either. plant "just as they dId when we committee be told to start all over. anll American troops drawn up addresS' to the United Nations son with tbe ransom note in the tectives WaItel' Storms said last He addtd ,that pay increases caled a strike a few weeks back." Ilona the so-caUed "Morlan "It we accept this bllI," Wherry atomic 'energy commission, but Degnan case. night that police investigation and an intensHied enlistment The local at Ottumwa, where old reporters, "we will have vin­ nne" faCing Yugoslavia. Poland thus became tbe single Sailor Injured Suzanne, daughter of Mr. and had determined that ·a man . held campaign should provide the ne- 2,200 had b en laid of(, called th dicated everything Ch ter Bowles Troop Move ••nta cQuntry on the 12-nation commis­ Mrs, James E. Degnan, was taken in Phoenix, Ariz., who said he cessary men . without resort to shut down a "pres ure move to has done. Tb black mark t In Several r"J>Orts reachlnl the sion to back Russia's plan un­ from her bed early in the morn­ the draft. But he cautioned that end the OPA" and said in a state­ American government are \mown equivocally. was the kidnap-slayer of Suzanne meat will be continued with full ing, last January. Her dismem­ the law should be kept on the ment today that "this is without congressional approval." In Aulo 'Wreck to have spoken of trooP. II\ove­ Every member of the commis­ Degnan. worked at a Chicago hos­ bered body was fo und shortty books as "insurance" against pos- a doubt a lockout on t.he part of While there was no official ~ents In Yugoslav.la. Last week's sion now has spoken. Russia after the receipt of a ransom note pital just before the brutal crime sible failure of recruiting. the company. The employes are comment either from Stabilization blast in the Yugoslav pr~s .bout One man is dead and another did not mention the United demanding $20,000. was committed. 81J1 Hits SDlle locked out. and the people are Allied activities .round Trieste States plan but every other na­ Director Chester Bowles or OPA lies seriously Injured In Univer­ The man held ' her'e Is 'awaiting Meanwhile, a house-approved without meat." Director Paul Porter, otllclals fa­ was Interpreted here as \I possi­ tl\ln .... including Poland - either Storms said tbat the man, sity hospital al result of a colUtion sentence next Monday in a case bill to provide terminal leave pay Fost r's statement said that such miliar with their views told a re­ ble prelude to some Yugosl.v ie­ endorsed the United states plan booked at Phoenix 88 Richard at 7 p. m. yesterday between a involving his own daughter. The for mUllons of discharged enlisted criticism "must have arisen out porter privately that they expect \lvlly. Of' said both proposals contained Thomas, had twice been employed car and a truck on hlghwI, • sheriff said he was first picked men hit a snag in the senate roili- oC a hodge-podge of half truths both will recommend a veto. The Trieste prob~trn aQd the some good material which could up here last April 26 and at that at the Woodlawn hospital here tary committee. John L. SuW- and misstatements circulated by within the elty Umlts of West LIb· {IOaibUlty of an .outbreak thert be used as a starting poin t for time had been in Phoenix two as an undergraduate nurse. van, acting navy secretary, wrote local CIO leaders." erty. haa been a source of coru:em to build in, atomic controls. weeks. He gave his home ad­ The last period of his employ­ the committee that the plan is ''The simple fact of the matter Raise Price of leer Willlam D, KIssick, 21-ye.r-old Iqp American offici,Is alnce be­ AUstralia was the last to pre­ dress all Chicago, his age 42 . ment., Storms said, was Jan. 3 to "not In accord with the program is.'' he said, "we are unllble to W ASHlNGTON (AP) - The marine corps veteran and driver fore Byrnes lett ,for Paris almo.t sent its views, Dr. Herbert V, Sberiff Roach said ;the marl: Jan. 7, 1946. of the president" and asked a de- buy livestock under present re­ price of beer was ordered up one of the truck, West Branch, died two weeks ago.' Some con\end Evatt expressing his country's was booked as Richard Thomas, The Degnan girl was taken lay until naval officlals could tes- strictions of the office ot price ad - cent a bottle by the OPA yester­ of a fracutred skull In an ambu­ tbllt YUloslavla 'lind, Russi. .re suPpo.rt in substance, of the Uni­ but used severa] other names. from her room early in the morn­ tify In opposition. ministrat.ion." day. lance on the way to the bospital. wa.lnl • kind ot ~ar of nerves ted States proposals. Sberlff's deputles said their ing of Jan. 7 and parts of her The condition of Arthur D. ~ the AUles to we.r down tb."r Evatt, moving for quick action, prisoner began talking about the butchered body were found that Myer, 19, a navy enlisted man ~al.tance to Rual.n-backed. y~ said a working committee of 12 Degnan case today to a jailer, evening in sewers and catch bas­ from Portland, Ore" was de· o.lav demands fOr ,the keY cib. members-representing each na­ who notified his superiors. ins in the ne ighborhood of the One Dead, On~ Injured scribed by hospital authorities laIt • J tion on the commission-would They quoted the man as say- girl's north side home, night as being "not critical." take up ail proposals and sugges­ An earlier examination by doe­ Indian Parties Accept tions made in the general dis­ tors in West Liberty revea1ecl cUliSions. It will meet Friday, Chicago Police Press Myl!'!" bad a skull and pouible One fllajor difference between BULLETINS Search for Assailants back injuries. His face was badl7 lhlion Proposal, Split the United States and Russia in cut. proposals is over the veto plan. Of Wealthy Publisher Don Sweeten, 28, • Des Moines The United States opposes any HARLINGEN, Tex. (AP)- salesman and driver of the car, On Interim Rule PIa. veto on atomic controls; Russia CHICAGO CAP) - Police Eleht penon. were killed and escaped with a bruised arm. 1_ Insists the veto should stand, pressed thei ~' Investigation yes­ This was the first traffic death NEW DELHI (IU")-Th" Con- Regarding the United States 15 were Injured when a 'rain cr~. party .n!! the Noal~1J\ plan put forward by Bernard M. plowed Into a truck loaded with terday of the second unsucct1islul in Muscatine county this year ac­ leal\lej lndla's two mOlt power{u. ~ l'u~h , Lange said his govern­ a ..rlcultural la borers three mlles assassination attempt in two cording to highway patrolmen. ~litlCil ,roup., y•• ter~ay .c- ment' "'most heartily e~dorsed" west of here las' nlrht. months on the life of James M, Myer was a hitchhiker rI...... _- c;epted the British plin fo~ ~ icId- Bnuch's proposal that the manu­ MEDFORD, Ore. (AP)-Ftre Ragen, wealthy racing news pub­ . . ~r~ted union of India but ~l\t Illl facture of atomic bombs shall stop with Sweeten. He was 011 his way cutled three city blocks of In. Usher. and disclosed these de­ to Richmond, Ind., to vialt a ~ propOeed In~rlrn cabl~ of •• and thltt exlsUng bombs shall be dustrlal properly near the beart velopments: "I rule while • ~n.tliu~nt ,..em,- dl.spoaed of pursuant to the terms sistI!'!". of this lOutbern Oreeon cit, 1. They recovered an ab.ndoned An eilht-week-old Cock.er IIUP: 1111. dr.w• • charler of lwtepeJld- of • treaty to be made between III' nlehl, deatro,inr IIx fruit truclc which they believe the u­ ~ee. tb. Unlt~ Nations. being taken by Sweeten to bII . The Con.r.,. pirtt, dotttlnanll1 Plcklnr Ind lumber companies saUants used in seriously wound­ wife in Chic"o as a bltthdaT valued ., over I $1,000,000. ing the 65-year-old pubJisher present, was uninjured. *ndu, tej~ted fb. lJt~t~ iDv- ' S.. k Pardon for CO's It was lhe worst fire In tbe with shotgun blasts Monday nilht. _rnment .nd the Mosl.m 1eItIt\. _ Witnesses slated KIssick'. pick· ¥cepted It. OItINNELL (AP)-The general city's hilton. 2. State's Attorney William J. Tuoby announced that RllIen, up truck was we.vln, back and ,An official .nnounctment Iroll\ coUncil 01 Congrellational Christ­ FARGO, N. D. (AP)-United after the first attempt on his lile forth across the hlahw81 befan the Brltl.h on .n In"rltn jovern- lall In America recqm­ c~urchts Slates Senalbr MIlton R. Toone April 29, had given 'ruohy a state­ it collided with the car. : IJlent "'IS expected wi~hl &Ii. mend. ed yesterday" that President (R., NO) led former 8enltor ment saying that "the Capone Highw,y patrolmen saia the I)txt few weeki a1thou" .~~ Truman proclaim a general am­ Gerald P. N),e, Independent, family". controUed remnants of truck swept over on the wruia ICIUrcu predicted Ute nQ.' for conscientious objeetors oti~il and Bill LanIer, Democrat. In the old Capone syndicate. side of the road as It tried to Propo.aJa would be acr.pped .n- DOW In federal prisons." North Dakola'. speol.l IN!nate Tuohy said Ragen had prepared pass another cn and bit the rilbt Uraly anel new dbcUIIIOlll ~&aned. election last nlrht. and filed away affidavits of evl- side of the Sweeten .utomoblle. The BrlUsh, In propotlD' tit. Clarinda Boy Killed With 1411 of .255 preclncll dence involving syndicate mem­ The whole rilbt side of the car iD&erim aovernment on JUne II. CLJ\JUNDA (AP) - Ronaltl In Toulll" bad 11811 votes to bel'S, and that Ra,en related he mB DBJVD OF &Jab Ford pickup trucl! cUed aIaon!)' after It co.JUded with a car OJi blrllwa, • IJI "'. Was tom aW81 and the rroot 01 ~d th.\ It either of the two 1Il~- Kendrick, four-year-old son of 51168 for Lanier, an' tnl tor later had disclosed this to an .c­ Libel'''. WlIlam D. 1tUIIel!, Zl, Weat Branch, the driver, died of a fractured lIIal1 while on bls wa, to the truck wu sheared off. tor political p.ttl.. tOr both re- Mr. and Mrs. Cbester Kendrick N,e. The, are seellJnr to till Quaintance of syndicate members. UJlIvenf" h.-pllal IJI a bJrllwa)' p.&rolmen-eaeorted ambulance. DoD Sweeten, '6, Des MelD .. ~ Both KIssick and II7er wert .,ttcl the propotal the ~I~ of New Market, was kIlled yes­ the unexpired term or the late In the AprU assassination at­ or .he car, eaeaped bljur)'. Arihur D. Mier, .., a 1II0or from PorilaJld. Ore., and hJtcbblller ric1lDr wlUt knocked unconacioua wben thro'tr! ~uld proceed wl'h fornlfUc)n 01 terda, when he fell from a horse. John MoIeI, whose POIltll;.,.., tempt, two gunmen in an automo­ 8,...MJI, .altered lIIal1 an' poaalble back IJlJuries. lnapeeUDr lIIe car II LoulH RUu aD. IrIe1lcL boUir to . the pavement. S"..ten wu an Interim cabinet "n reV_'"' RLI,~ to the Clarinda hospital, TOUIll 1\olda DOW b, appolJlt- bUe chased Ralen acrosa th, south 01 WtIl Llberl,. MIa "'e" a waiveaa IJI tile Globe cafe, .... kit81ell left tIleh ahonq before the held in the car II It ~ arouD4 aUv. a. poAfbl,," , be d1e4 before arrlvln, there. men" , side, ...... 8w.e&ea'. ear wall bHlf lmaallecL (DaI1J Iowan phote bl .n. 8bo..... ) ~ sUd blto the opposite dltd1. . PAGE TWO THE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY , IOWA WEDNESDA'i, JUNE 26, 1946 Editorials: OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Sidewalk ...... O1QVII ••rrw VIU.IINDU ...... , .. 1M .... U.S.-Argentine Relations Appear to 'Be ,Improving ~ I)l ••••'. Of"". 01. 0.,11.1. 11._ fo. '.1 O&Hlla.u. NOTWI... ~ ,.poolt.. .,1I1l tb. ...p.. .'ILo. ., Til. 0 ..11, I...... _, .. \~ 'I...... I. tb. II ... ,ro.loI•• f.r Ib.lr ".HIlI la til ••111_ ., 'III Relations between the nited States and over. The people have shown thAt he iR their , • 0 ..U7 ...... OIiNRAL /lTOTJOIIII m ..n ....t 'lb. D.tl, ...... Argentina have improved l'eeently and the choice for president and tb e feeJjn g is thAt , It> .... , ••• tb. ".1 ,...... Ia' 11 ..1 puloll"""1 ...&1_ .111 NO'f .. . Opinions .J .... IM 10, III.pllo ..., Iud m Ull 10. TYPID oa ...QIIUoW ...... ,.. two ounlries have taken lUany . teps toward thi. country Rhould I t bygon es be bygon e.. • .. IIONII» II, ••.-, ••• llIle p ...... n101'(' eoll ll bora Ii OIl . 'l'he A rgen tillc general of the army, CarIos '1'011 del' Becke, has been While we I'emain opposed to toleration of DENT YEAST, REPO&TE& iOL. XXU No. 236 Wednesduy. June 28. ll'j~8 ill Wa Rhington con felTing with General Eis. Nazi organizations and ind.ividuals in Argen. JACK SMUTZ, PHOTOGRAPHER UNIVERSITY CALENDAI enh ower on probl ems of Il emisphere defense. tna th e blast by the state department just be· QUESTION: DO YOU THINK 'I'he . nit erl Slates will probably snpply the fOI'e the eleetions was not good diplomacy. It PRICE CONTROLS SHOULD BE Wednesday, June 26 AffnlJ'S, enate chamber, Old Cap­ AI'gentine wi th Il rm . Ill1d equipment for its again rai8 d the spectre of the " Colossu of RETAINED? Second summer exhibit of con­ ito\, army. A lid in BUPII OS A ires negotiations have tbe North" and may hinder our relationfl not Fred Racine, 58, store owner, temporary OTt, art building and. Communication Skllls conter. P)·ogl·es. cd between Pre. ident Juan D. Peron 618 Brown stl'eet: 'YES, price 1:on· Iowa Union. nce, house cha mber, Old Capitol. lind AmbassodOl' Geo rge MeRseI'Smith. only with Argentint bnt. with the rest of tr01 will hold the market iI), " p. m. Guided tours, main gal­ 4 p. m. Oonferen(.'tl on Spj!ech A few mon t h. ago the Un i ted States issued Latin Ameri ca as well. otherwise prices will go to the lery, art building. and Hearin g Rehabilitation, house chamber, Old Copltol. il s " BIlle Hook" on th e mre of the presi. Cynics see something 1lI1dignified in the sky. Of course there can be some 8 p. m. University play, uni­ moderation of coplt·o!. versity theatre. 8 p. m. Summer SellS ion lecture: denti ll l l'lecti() n ~ in whi ch Pl'ron and his reo spectaele of Russia and 1he United States, Thursday, June 2'7 "The Cood Neighbor Policy In the gime were chol'gl'cl with active collaboration lately so firmly oppo. ed to Peron and his Second summer exhibit of co n­ Western Hemisphere," west ap. with the ~a7.is dlll'inlr lht' war. This bomb· I'egim c, now 'scrambling fO l' position in AI'· tempor ary art, art building ond pronch to Old Capitol (Macbride . hell uhnost UIllOl1l1 t l't\ 10 a rupture of rela· gentina. or eOllrse, they Ol'e right. But the Iowa Union. uu td itol'ium in case of rain). lions wi th Argrlltina. Dl'spil e th oetl'rm· war is OVfl' on 1 as a Fascist regime 'pel'on'lI Communication skill s confer­ 9 p. m. Ail -university party, in tl oppo. itiOl1 or tlIP ll1iled , tate,' , Pel'on is distinctly small potatoes, not out of keep, ence, house chamber, Old CaPi­ Iowa Union. was swept bal·k inl 0 power by a cI eri. ive mal'· jng with tbe t.raditions of the conntl'Y lind tol. Saturday, Jone 29 gin. not mu ch worse than othpt admini. trations 8 p. m. University play. Uni­ Second summel' exhibit of con· versity theatre. temporary art, art' building Bnd ~ l've l'fll l 'r ll ~o n s Ifl Y brllihd this tightening ill J.Jatin America with whom we Rre on 8:15 p . m . Concert by JuJie An­ Iowa Union. . of J'l'lations. A I'gentinn is pI'obably the only fri enilly relations. dre, Iowa Memorial Union. Conference on Int r-American foo d glutt ed nation in t he world. Herbert As an enemy of the United States, setting Friday, June 28 Affairs, enllte hamber, Old Cap. }foov!')' Rtopprd in AI'gent in a. on his recent himself up as a cbampion in Latin .Am I'i co' Second summer exhibit of cOn­ Itol. fooel f; lll" vey of' IJotin America and com· against domineering Un cle Samuel, Peron is Racine Shepard temporary 91' t, art buil ding and Conference on Speech and Hear. mended that nation fO I' it !'! share in helping a real threat to hemispheric solidarity. Ar· Iowa Union. ing Rehabilitation, house cham . 10 comuat {'lI lllinf'. Ncvel·th eless, Argentina gentina could capitalize on many real and Mrs. Jq!ln R. $hepa.rd, 23, house­ Con feren ce on Inter-American bel', Old Capitol. wi(e, 620' E. Bowery street: YES, slilI haH vast food sur-pIns s. Politieal dif· imagiucd grievances those cOllntri e. have things are getting too expensi ve; (...... rtCU'6Ia ..... beF'" ...... ehIe. _ fprences cannot IH'l)]J t his hoard f rom th e against th e United totes and up'set the pains. we need price control to help stop ...... &1M eMoe .f \lie Pr.cl.... Old c...... ) worlrl 's starvill g. taking efforts of years of Good Neigbbor di· infiation. A J. 0, H Il~s i a is not mnking overtures to plomacy. Mrs. Walter Greathouse. 58" GENERAL NOTICES A l·gPli tinfi. 'I 'he two Illitions recently encIed But as II. plll'tner of thi s country, cooperat· Quadrangle employee, Oxford: 29 ytlal"S of offic ial pstJ'angement with an ing with an Uncl e Sam who is willing to for· YES, a ll prices will go up if price Of Cabbages and Kit1gs SUMMER SESSION BAND I\IUSIC ROOM SCHFDULE agreement to l'xc/tan ge dipl om1lt s and engagQ give lind for·get, Argentina is 11 very small control is removed, we don't want CONCERT Monday through Friday: 11 in trade. Th e mi s~ i o n s 'sent by Rll sia to brother whose voi ce is drowned out by its inflation. By LA WHENCE DENNIS The university summer session a. m.-2 p. m ., 3:30-5:80 p m, A rge ntin ll al'(> larger th an trade mission s, god neighbor. Political ex])ediency may force If public statements by cabinet torJal leanln,.. Public, opiniol1. band will gi ve a concert tonight 7-9 p. m. lorge enollgh to e ll ~age in political activiti('... stl'ang!' realigum ents but they are not en· mefllbers mean anything, the however, seems to support the at 7:30 p. m. at the Iowa Union Tuesdlly and Thursday: 3:30. PI'avda exp lai ned the hopes of the USSR in tir'ely olle·sid ed. A a eonclition of this ncw United States attorney general, cq/1"esJlOndents' viewpoil)t and campus bandst!lnd. 4 p. m., Iowa Union music hour, tIl e word!.;, " HlIssia will give Argentina an fri endship Argentina is goin g to coopel'ate Tom C. Clark, will soon bring "The Man." " he chooses to WSUI. offset 10 Un it!'d .' tates imperialism. " in stamping out t he Nazi activities that tbi cour t action again t Senator Theo­ call hlplSelf. has been censured Pi OMEGA PI Saturday: 11 a. m.-1 p. m., 11!. 'l'hil'dly, tIle elections in Argentina a.re cou[]try ha s obj ecled to so much. dore Bilbo of Mississippi. by boUt the liberal and conserv­ There will be a meeting of Pi cordings, 1-2 symphony broadclllt, 3:30-5:30 p. m. recordings. ------~------Did you ~ ee last Sunday's pa­ ative press. Omega P i Thursday, J une 27 in pers? • • • room 217, University hall. Sunday: 1-2 p. m. Columbia Th~ Uni~d Press ca rried a It is difficult to conceive of a , - Symphony broadcast, 2-3 p. m. sumIpary of Bil­ .,man less quali fi ed for public of. PlJ.D. ~RENCH READING EXAM recordings, 3-4 p. m. Symphony Keeps Philippine Bases bo's latest speech fice. The Ph.D. French reading ex- of the Air brondcast, 4-5 p. m. u.s. recordings. in his campaign Clat'k expressed extreme , con- amination will be given Saturday, cern in his address nver what he July 27 , from 8 a. m. to 10 D. m. *** *** *** Greathouse F:erruson for renomination Uncle Sam Intends to Aid Republic in Defense a~d Diplomacy on the De mo­ termed a national "conspirac;y to if) room 314, SchaeHer hall. IOWA MOUNTAINEERS Mrs. Marlon Ferguson, 22, cratic ticket. divide our peo plE!), to discredit P l~ ase m~ke .application. to take I I.owa. Mountaineer will hold .a teacher, 328 S. Capitol street: NO , Speaking our institutions, and to bring thIS examlDatio? by slgmog y~ur sWlmml~g .outlll~ at the pool In * * * • • • • •• r believe the law of supply and Jackson, Mi s s. about disrespect fo r our govern- n ame to the list posted outSIde We. t Llbetty {hiS Sunda~ al~r . WASHINGTON - The new By MORRIS J. HARRIS servatives and the last vestige of demand will take caljl of it. The the s en at o ment." He cited as one o( the room 307, Schaeffer hall. No I noon. Meet at the engIneering PhiUppine islands r~publ i c will AP NeW!8fea.tures the late Manuel Quezon r egime OPA is ineffective regarding the called on greatest dangers to America!) civil appliclltions will be accepted after buildini promptly at ]:15 p. m. take its place among the wOl'lcl 's which dominated Philippine poll. liberties the method of Commu- Thursday. J uly 25. The next ex- Members of the club and stu· independent nations, July 4, but fa rmers. My students had a dis­ red-lllooded, protection that it is only too gla"d tics for years. cussion on that, and we decided glo-Saxon m nism and Fascism to "shackle de- amination will be given early In ?ents and .to w.n~p~ple who ~ e conduct of its own interna tional to have within its borders. Roxas, con sidered one of the In that when they raised th e pri ce. on in Mississippi moe c b 'nd'r f "Octoher. mterested )ommg the outmg atfairs will still remain more 0 1' The U. S. also will be helpful most capable administrators i:J ra y y I. I .ec ~on . shou Id register before Friday eve. grain, far mers CO Uldn't buy it for less under the watchf ul , protect­ in diplomatic matters. The Amer- the islands, won the presidency resort to any UNIVERSiTY DIRE TORY ning, by calling Eugene Burme is· The au right campai(J1 by jve eye or the United States. ican state department is helping aftET having weathered accusa­ t heir stock. mean ~ to keep DENNIS Copy for the university direct- tel", 2495, between 12 and 12:30 .Djlmestic defense or the ar· tra'in Philippine diplemats, mak- tions of collaboration with the l\1ar~ Huiskamp, 19, student, hundreds of Ne­ Bilbo and his colleagues to dis­ ory is now being preparea. Stu. p. m and 6 and 6:30 p. m. Please chlpelago of 7,000 islands will ing available to fledgling Filipino Japanese occupiers. He was all Currier hall: YES, if we have groes from the polls in the July franchise Ne&To voters in the 'dents wishing to make corrections advise if you can provide trans. be enUrely In the hands ot the ambassadors and ministers the obscure official in the J apanese price control, prices will be kept 2 primary." He went on to point south Is an excellent example of or additions On their registr tion portntion. Parti('lponts are asked If native American Fascism at Filipinos and they will be free • benefi ts of its long experience in Ipuppet government, but led guer· down. we don't have price con­ out that if a few Negroes vote in cards should report to the de- to bring their lunch for a pic nic to organize whatever army and alfa lrs of the world. rilla forces against the invaders trol we will have inflat ion and a the Democratic pri mary this year, work. partment of publication, room to follow the swim. navy they wi 11 and can main­ Almost simultaneously witiT until his capture by them. depression will follow. more will vote in 1947, "and from • • • W-9, East hall. tain. But the strong' arm of their emergence into complete in. He was given a clean blJl of then on it will grow into a mighty It is preswned that the attor- JNTER-VAR. ITY ClIRJSTlAN Uncle Sam w ill sUIl be pres­ dependence after a 48-year tie polltlqal heaUh by Gen. Dour­ surge." l1ey general will use his good of- CANTERBURY CL B FELLOWS IIlP ent. For, by arree~nt be­ to the United StatES, the Philip- las MacArthur, \\<110 declared Pi summary of th e attorney fices ,to foeus the justice. d ep~rt~ Canterbury club will picniC at IntEr-var ity Christian fellow· tween the U. S. and the Phil­ pines acquired a political new deal co~pl ,ete faith in Roxas. general's address before the Ch i­ ment ~ attentIOn on .the MI SSISS IPPI Lierle's barn this Sunday. M(et hip will meet Friday evening at Ippines, the United states navy at home. The presid ent appears well fit- cago Bar association was carried sltua t.JOn. Clark hImself put the Iat the parish house at 2 p. m. the south end of the lagoon in wltl retain bases in the islands. Long-established leaders of ted to lead his people. His long by The Associated Pr ess, Referr­ questIon rather well at Chicago Those who want to ride can make City park. All who ca n are urged This provision, fu ndamentally their domestic aUairs were sup- experience in political organiza­ ing to the guar antee of the right when he said: " no one but a com- arrangements wlth the Country to come at 7 p. m. for recrea­ in the interests of world pell c", planted by :I nEw regime headed tion and the problems of finance, to vote, Clark declared: "I, as at­ plete crackpot' can be deluded by club riding stables and join the tion. At 8 o'clock a program will will at the same lime give the by Manuel Roxas, first president taxation and statecraft qualities torney general, will use every what we see goi ng on today. Why group at the barn for a picnic be pre. ented. with Bette Jacob­ new nation a mighty bulwark of of the new republic. In a stormy greatly ne"Cded in the Philippines force at my command to see to it should we blind ourselves to obvi - supper. Cost will be 25 cents. son in charge. Ralph Crowe and election on the eve of independ- aiter July 4. that in the prim aries and the ous facts?" EvelYn Thompon will speak on Ence and amid the ruins of war, 'Roxas has announced his pro­ forthcoming elections, no Ameri­ • • • pm DELTA KA.PPA LUNCHEON the topic "Prayer In the Christ. centered life." All students are * * * Rox as was\ named to replace the gram will be reconstruction of can citizen will be deprived of his The attorney general's office Prot. C. H. McCloy will speak U.S. AMBASSADOR . Huisiamp placid, elderly Sergio Osmena as the Philippines, cooperation with Britton vote because of his race or color." has already orfered its help to at the regular Thursday noon welcome. luncheon of Phi Delta Kappa. {O PHILIPPINES head of the commonwealth gov- the United States, including the, Wayne Britton, 33, teacher, • • • Governor ElUs Arnall In his BUbo's remarks, coupled with Members Will please leave their WOMEN IN EDU ATION' 8 p. m., on ernment. U. S. far eastern poliCies, and has 91 5 Roo evelt street: YES, if it is attempt to rid Georrla of the an affIdavit releaseli in New reservations in the coilege of ed­ Theta chapter of Pi Lambda Capito!. Political observers view Osmena assured foreign investors a "fair lifted it will encourage speculation Ku Klux Klan. UnfortulIJI.lely YOl'k by the NatIonal A~ocla­ the house committee on un­ ucation office, room WI14, East Theta cordially invites all women ture will as representative of island con- deal." and gambiing. It is the white col­ tlon for the Advancement of American activities - of Which haH. This meeting will be held in education to attend a tea in auditorium lar worker who will be hurt be­ Colored People. should .cer­ Bilbo's cOlll"resslonaJ partner, in the privllte dining room o( th Univ rslty club rooms at pe b cause he on a salat·y, and not sus­ tainly dve Clark ;ltl opportu­ John Rankin. is a member-re­ the Iowa Union. There will b Iowa Union from 3 to 5 p. m. ceptible to 1he hou rly increases of nity to carry oqt his pled&"e. The fused to join Arnall in the anI!· no luncheon on July 4. On Sunday. Letters to the Editor: labor. affidavit charged tha.t Etoy Klan InvestIgation. It is doubt. Harold A. • Larsen, 26, student, Fletcher, army veteran attend­ ful whether Rankin, who Is 401 Meln xse cou rt: YES, if we IIlI" coJlere under the G.I. BIIl also up tor re-election tbis year, The Iowan's Readers For~m don't we're going to have in!la­ RADIO CALENDAR of Rights, had been selzed. would permit the committee to WSUI (910) WHO (1040) WMT (600) tio n. Students don't have much florred and beaten when he at­ poke its nose into Missls Ippl's money; we can't stand the price tempted unsuccessfully to reg­ "democratic" primaries. Veterans Should Have a s pe~ ial privil.eg~ but rather raise. We need price control to A a, m. W SUI Bookshp]f . F.XEL R. F. D. 1540 KXEL la. C. n~n . , fJSas a deVice fOr brmgmg the vet- Ister for the primaries In Bran­ • • • W8UI Morn. Chap. WMT Helen Trent I J p. m. 6 p.• . protect us. WMT New. WHO lAne J "urn~y WSUI Mu.. ChoU wsm Dinner MUL Bonus, Reader Says erans "up even" with his com- don, MlIl8I881ppi. That puts the Bilbo problem WHO St. John XXEL New. WMT Peabody. WMT J l ck C'l'IOII • • squarely up to Tom Clark. KXEL Break. CI. 11 :45 a. m. "''''0 Woman 01 A. WHO Melody PIr. 'TO THE EIiHTOR: petitors and closer to his status • I : I~ •. JI\ , WSUI Mu •. HV. XXEL J , Xl!Ilnedy KXEL p.r. of IIIndI I am a veteran and I disagree prior to induction. An official attached to the WSUI Mus. i'oUn lal. WMT Gal SundlY J : I ~ p. m. 6: IG p • • • county court house allegedty told WMT Mary Mlle. wao lAra Lawton WMT Melodies WHO New. almost entirely with The Iowan'S If a bonus is an outgrowth of WHO Me l. Madh. KX EL T. Malone WIIO 1.10 Perkin. K XEL Jf. 8 . a_ Fletcher that "niggers are not 8:30 a. "'. /I a. m. XXEL Home TIme 6:N , . ... s tan~ against a federal "onus for ireed and the desire for special James D. White's WSUI New! WSUI News. FOller J ,M p. m. WMT t>r. Chrlllian veterans of World War II. At the privilege, surely so are the GI permitted to vote in Rankin WMT MU8. CIO<"k WMT Valiant LadY WM1' ClnderPlII WHO HI/d ...rd. county and if you don't want to WHO Rd. 01 L ife WHO p eabody, WHO Eddie Clnlnr KXEL Old You Knl risk of alignini myself with the bill of rights, terminal leave pay .:45 • . m. X XEL Glamor M. l1 , . ,43 t , • . since boyhood .. . was a class far from pleasant. He finds he Surely a federal bonus is, set was an asser1lon that Life and accusation. Last fall when Amer­ IOC!:L Brenen.n" WItO New, KXEL J. 1I.,..,h WSUI News president in Martinsville (Ind.) the' rest of the Luce publica· 10:13 S. ttl . KXEL Morkels :t : l ~ p. m. 9,01 p • • • ~annot ob!.l\in housing for his this late date, the only answer ican ships and planes transferred WSUI All. B r Col 1'1143 p. m. WSU I T ...... Sulllio waul sail" 011 high school and Indiana univer­ family, but that if he coulcl, rent to the prpblem of how to giVe cording to Geneml Bradley) ; on­ tlons are "pink" ' In their edJ- gover'1m Ent troops to Japanese­ WM'l' Allnt J enny WSUI n el. New. WMT Melodl I W1ll'l' Lanny ...... Newt WMT F arm WII O Parlin WIlO Sup. sity. '" Harvard law graduate, veteran~ WHO Mkl.. Clu~ would have increased and the all a decent chance at the the-job training, Qt. loans. And occupied arcas and the Commun­ 1. '!It •. m. W}tO Sonl l. llow8 KXEL la. nlen. KXP] L !lporll 1916, Phi Bela Kappa, he tauaht cost of owning a home would have security they all deserve. ists said the same thing, only S:KO p. m . ' :15 p.... for a cl ear pidure of the ro\ten WSU I N.w..-MullcI WMT J . Smllfl law at Indiana, rose to be young­ doubled. The car he ~old for The Iowl\n feels, however, that deal amputees and "basket" cases ~ The DalY 1cwar then Mao didn't join in. would hav e- nO choice but to sup­ WMT Ro""mary .,It" •. est dean of the Jaw school at 34, $150 in 1941 is now selling for the passage of a federlll ponus WIlO P181" .011 1 WMT XI , Quien are getting I reeommend the lead­ The fact that the top policy· port Chiang Kol-Shek's Notlonal­ served 1925-33 ... ' $450. The clothing he needs to woulq Increase the danger ot in­ (The Vnlvenlty Reporter established ~: . ~ p. m. WHO The NOfIfII ing article in the current Read­ 1888, The Dally Iowan alnce 1/101.1 milker for 100 million agrarian ist 1l0ve~nml!nt. WMT Mrt. Burton J< XE L We Ille O. A stat~ s ide fi eld artillery major repleni~h hIs wardrobe ta~s flationary pressures. Sq, then, ers' Scolle magazine. Author is Wil D ~'atrc " !II. Chinese does so now is full of Appeals to Public J

I ------.-~ _, •• _~~ , ___/~~""'~_~~_' _~.4:.''Io...... ~_ ...... _ WEDNESDAY, JUN E~2~G,~1~9~46~~~~~======~~====~~:===~T ~H=E==D=A~,I=L=Y~1 =O=~==A=· W=,=.=IO=·=W~A=C~. ~=,~=~=,=l=O=1W==~======~~~~~======~~====~======Inter-American Affairs Opens Here Her AHempts Failed Communication Skills Henry Wallace Club Meetings Emergency Appendectomy Leads to Book ICorporation Officials lola Council Plans Conference to Discuss To Lecture as Guests To Give Talk - District Meet 'People*** in Quandries' WriHen ***During IIIn8$s ---,,- Thc lola council No ' 34 of the Program Principles Of Managers Course Degree of Poc hahonta ~ will hold An emergency appendectomy in Commerce Secretary a di strict meeting tonight at 7:30 The communicatIon skills inter­ 1936, started the chain of events J . K. Loudne, production Jmn­ Conducts Round Table p. m. in the KP hall. Mrs. O. L. departmental "?undtable opens which led to the writing of "Peo­ Reese wi! preside over the meet­ ager of four Armstron-l[ Cork com­ Discussion Saturday here tomorrow, with vlsltors {rom ple in Quandaries," a book by pany factorl and Harold Eng­ ing. P rof. WendeU Johroon of the all parts of the country expected strom, SUpervislll' engineer of With a three-fold purpose of Visiting lodges will present de­ speech, psychology and child wel­ American Home Products corp­ promoting inler-Aferican frien d ~ gree work, wi th delegate repre­ to take part In the program. fare departments and director of oration will be guest lecturers of sh ip and cooperaLLon, stimulating senting Davenport, Muscatine, Des In the first session tomorrow the speech clInic. Harper and the mana ernenl course, Rccord­ Moines and Newlon. the study of inter-American ar~ morning, Prof. John Gerber oC the brothers of New York has an­ Ing to Prof. Ralph M . Barn of fai rs and insuring a more ac_ nounced that. the trade edition of English department will preside the colle e of engineering, direc­ curale knowledge of our neigh_ Old Capltol Auxiliary the book will be published July tor. in a dlscussipn 01 the aims and boring nations, the conference on The ladies Auxiliar,Y Patriot 10. Louden will speak on "W ge Militant will meet at 8 lonight at inter-American affairs will open workilll princlples of the com­ When the append~tomy was Payment and W ge Administra­ here tomorrow. Odd Fellows hall. Members wlil munication .kills prorram. performed, Profe3Sor Johnson tion," and En trom will lecture have their last drill pr'«:tice for H ighIighting the conference Tomorrow afternoon the cur­ found two weeks of leisure on his on the subject, "Development and will be addresses by SE'cretary mustering before their convention hands, and in his hands a book U of Standard Data for Setting in July. rent program in communication of Commerce Henry A. Wallace, skills will be the SUbject, with which he had promised lo review Time Standards," and "Methods who will speak on "Our Good Refreshments will be ser ed PJ'of. A. Craig Baird presiding. for a Des Moines friend of his the Training Pros rams." Both men Neighbor Policy," Friday evening­ after the bUsiness meeting by the Prof. Porter Perrin of Colgate night before, while he was In per­ will hold afternoon conferences and conduct a round table dis­ hostesses, Mrs. Emmit Potter, Mrs. university and Prof. Lennox Grey fect health. The friend, a mem­ with course mernbers interested cussion Saturday morning. Da le Hal'dlisk, and Mrs. Sidney of Columbia univerSity will be ber of the Des Moines Register in their particular subjects. Wallace, a native or Iowa, has Fi lzgerald. featured speaker at a dinner at staff, had shied away from the In additiOn to diAcu ing wage followed the footsteps of his task because of the book's Lmpos­ paym nts and Incentives, Louden Units' of W. S. C. S. HEARTBREAK HAS COME to "Red," a female doberman plnllCher, Iowa Union at 6 p. m. lomorrow. father, Henry C. Wallace, wbo In the second day'S sessions, ing appearance and litle. PROF. WENDELL JOHN ON will show how Job ev luation, served as Secretary of Agricul­ Unit C of the W. S. C. S. will pictured back at tbe Path-Finder project In Detroil where she WI. motion and tim study and new have a picni c at the shelter house trained as a seeinr eye dog. Her blind master. Robert Beukema, Priday, P!J'of. James B. Stroud n was "Science and Sanity: ture under Prcsld/Jn ts Harding an In~roduction to Non -Artst.J­ operator tralnin are related to 8 in City pink Wednesday at 2:30 24, of Graod Rapids, Mich., was hit by a switch en,lne wbUe cr_­ wJ1l preside over a conference on Its Ire .. part of one'. emotion II wage Illcentlve pi n. and Coolidge. "Individualized Instruction" In the tetlan Systems and General Originatco d AAA p. m. Each member is to bring . 10, railroad Iracks. " Red" attempted to 1Iull him out of dlRter, and Intellectul l dltfleuJtiea • • . Prot r Barn has also an- sandwiches, table service and a but lacked the necessary strenAih. Inee the trandy she hiS 're- mornlri,: The afternoon program, Semantic ," by Alfrf'd Korzyb- Having allracted President with Prot. pred' W. Lorch of Iowa kl. Before he finally Illkl tbe "RudlN" hIs accoUD~ or how nounc that the followin, men Roosevell's atlention during the covered dish. Mrs. B. M. Ricketts _f_u_se_d_ '_o_e_a_t_. __----, ______<_ IN_ T_E_R_N_A_Tl_ O_N_AL__ )_ book away, Profe or Jobnson to aehJeve Ihe relaxed, alert are vISiting the Industrial en­ is in charge ' of devotions. State college ' presiding, will deal 1932 election campaign, Wallace with teSting, personnel policies had read It five times. and hellthy ortentallons of gin rlnll laboratolY: Comdr. A. was appointed to Roosevelt's cab­ legion of Mary plans and teacher training. The thing that fascinllted him Dvorak. United S t navy. inel as secrelary of agriculture. Unit D of the W. S. C. S. will was that Korzybski had "empha­ modem aelenee and lener" Wa hington, D. C.; Prof. Robert Beatrice M. Sladek District Picnic Sunday Prot. E . .C. Mable, head of the In an effort to improve farm meet at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in sized facWlrs and indicated rela­ semanUl!II Is, like all llbe.rltiDl" Krist n.sson of the Industri I eeo­ prices and income, his first step the home of Mrs. H. A. Greene, At Muscatine Park speech department, Is chairman of experiences, exelUne Ind c;IlhU - nomics and manllJ(emenL dep rt­ the rOlfld table committee. Other tionship " in his approach to gen­ In that direction was to set up 252 Lexington avenue, for a Ken­ Weds Robert Faber eral semantics which threw light triUne." menl, Royal Technical unlver -lty, Active and auxiliary members members ' are Professor Gerber I the original agriculfure adjust­ sington tea. Assistant hostesses on the problems which tend to Stockholm, Swed n. will be Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. of the Legion of Mar.v and their and Professpr Stroud ot the CO l­ David Falrchlld, the son-In-law Kenn lh M. Loughmiller, col- ment act (AAA), a precedent­ Beatrice M. Sladek, daughter develop because "we talk our­ Claude Spicer and Mrs. Mary Pil­ families will attend a district pic­ lege of· education. breaking measure giving the -gov­ of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sladek, selves into them." of Alexander Graham Bell lind an lelle of Engln rinA, University of cher. Devotions wi! be led by Mrs. 806 East College street, was mar­ nic of the legion at City park in Discussion leaders tor the round author who has been In the de- Louisiana; William Mullee, chief crnment power to inaugurate crop In 1936 ProCessor Johnson's pri­ control programs. Lyle Eckhardt and Mrs. R. P. ried to Robert S. Faber, son of Musc;ltin Sunday. Members from table will be Professor Perrin, portment of agriculture for many induslrial en Ineer, Wagner Bak­ n mary interest was In the problem Chapman will review the book Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Faber or Burlngto , Cll nlon and Davenport Professor Grey and Dr. Paul Bag­ year, wrote. after reading the Jng cOl'poralion, Newark, N. J ., Declared unconstilutional in 19- "How to. Grow Old If Gracefully" will also attend. of stuttering, but, he says, follow­ 36, the invalidated II.AA was fol­ Remsen, in a single ring cere­ well of M ichigan State oollege. and A. M . Lind. ley, head of by Norman Anthony. Each group or fa mily is asked ing his experience with Korzyb­ gall y prools of Profeb030r John- planning and dl'partmeot, lowed by the Soil Conservation mony at the First Congregational Mornln. sesslons wlll be from method ~ church in Iowa City yesterday to brlOg its ow", food and table 9:30 lo ·11 :30 each day; afternoon ski's book, It. "turn d out that son's book: Wilson & I'ompany, ehll'ago. act of 1936, and, in 1938, Wal­ Unit E of the W. S. C. S. will service. Members who will drive general semantics was more in­ lace strengthened his agricultural morning. sessiohs from ~2 lo 4, 'all to be "It appeals to me as the mo t have a potluck picnic at 1 P. m. and have fQom .for more. pa s ~en­ tere ling than stuttering." program by revising the AAA. The bride was graduated from held in thl! houSe cham~er of Old fascinating presentation of this in City park today with Mrs. Roy gers, and those without trans­ I H is Interest in the subJer! led Eight Dead in Wreck At the request of President the Un iversity of Iowa, where she Capilol. II\~ested visitors are In­ great subject of 'hum n adjust­ Ewers and, Mrs. W. L. Bridenstine portation, . are' asked to . contact to hi~ leaching of the first unJver­ SEATTLE (AP)- Th d th II RL Roosevelt, Wallace was nominated received a B. S. degree. vited to attend. aU round table in charge. Mrs. Gcol'ge A. Parizek, 1304 E. sity course ever offered In gcn­ ment' that has appeared ... In the n m nil wr k of a char­ and elected to the office o( vice- Mr. Faber will ' be a senior at Davenport streel. . sessions., ' ..," .-: tered bus r ch d illht. ye t rday the university next fall . eral semantics in 1939, and to his "As I read of th conteren president in t?e 1940 c~ections . Unit F of W. S. C. S. will have If the weather is unfavorable •.' .. ~, beginning "People In Quandnries" between the men who by chance as on man died In a hospital 16 G~od NCI~hbor ~ohcy • a l p. m. picnic luncheon at the the same year. hour aft r the bus carrying Spo­ As vIce-presIdent, It ~I'as hIS Methodist church. The social com­ and the business meeting will be :~ :~~~~r t~:ttc n ic will tie held Esther,Spelman'Weds sit around the ,reat council tabl kane's W : tern Internation I dream to weld the ~merLcan re-1 miitee consists of Mrs. R. E. Myers, held a 8 o'clock, with Mrs. J. P. "The book ha to do with where world polici are framed, I sgu b, eb II team plunged 500 publics .and Can<\a~ mto ~ closer chairman, and Mrs. Barbara 0 '­ Clark in charge. common everyday problems," I seem to see a discourllgin, teet down a mountainside hIgh economIc and socIal ~Olty. It Brien and Mrs. R. G. Pophan. Mrs. To Hear ' Fire Survey Edmund}]: ,Manogue PrOfellSOr Johnson Jd, "and [ amount of eonluslon of Ideas in the Ca cade.. George Lyden of was largely due to hIS cfforts Fred Johnson will bead devotions Lea.rue of Women Voters have trIed to achieve a kJnd of which a knowledge of what you Ten, cd, ld • ., pitch r for the that the United states inaugura- . conversationa l s' Ie, while at have 80 clearly expl Ined would A joint meeting of the south­ E s t her : Catherine Seelman, Spokan Indl n., was the eIghth ted to. Luncheon will be held by Unit Results at luncheon the same time Ir tnr to make It prevent or modify." progra~ s re-e s ~abllsh r~b- east and northeast sections of the: daughter of.· Mrs. Irene Seelman vicUm. ber productlon In LatIn I of W S C S at the home of , scientificall y ound!' Amerl~a. League of Women Voters will be of TIffin,· ,aijd Edmund James In lhis interest, ~e visite.d Latin Mrs. J: Kos~r, 1016 Newton The results of the three-day While the publishers Rre em­ C. held at the home of Mrs. C. E. Manogue, ' SOD ' Of Mrs. Harry V . and .~ou th AmerJcan nahons. road, at 1 p. m. today. Assistant Cousins, 1030 E. College street, at Iowa City fire eqUi pment, survey phasizing Its Interest to the read­ by two engineers of the ' Iowa FlanderS, we~ united in 'marriage . Failing to be !C'-clected to the hostesses arc Mrs. E. L. Kringle, 2 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Martin yesterday • morning In St. Mary's Ing public, they have a Iso recom­ vlce-presl~ellcy ID 1944, Wallace Mrs. Mae Quinn Bnd Mrs. Olv<\ lnsurarice Service bureau will be Maarbjerg, of Copenhagen, D en~ given before city and university church. ' ; :.'- '. mended It as a textbook for gen­ was ap~olnted . secretary: oC co~- Oathout. Mrs. H. H. Gibbs will be eral seman tics and the psychology mark, will speak on "Danish officials at a noon luncheon to­ The bride graduated from the merce, ID whIch capaCIty he IS in charge of devotion Women in Civic Affairs." Mrs. of personal adJUstment. now serving on President Tru- morrow in the Pine room ot University of · Iowa and has been Maarbjerg is visiting her sister, Reich's cafe. teaching l\*~ ~ sChool In Red Wlng. S. I. Hayakawa, author of man's cabinet. Luncheon will be held at tbe Mrs. E. K. Mapes, 300 McLean Friday Frolic Mayor Wi lber J. Teeters, mem­ Mr. ijanofUe attended St. "Language in Action," Book-of­ As an author, Wallace has pub­ Methodist 120 student center, street. bers of the city council, Pred Thomas college in St. P aul, Minn., the-Month club selection for De­ lIshSU a number or books, many N. Dubuque tor Unit J of W. S. Ambrose, university business and grad4a~ ': from the Univer­ cember, 1941, has said In an un­ of them on agricullural subjects. C. S. today, 1 p. m. Mrs. Charles MaovUle Hel,hts Club His most recent, published in manager, and the fi re . prevention sity of Minnesofa, at Minneapolis. published review of "People in Dunshee, Mrs. C. H. McDonald The Manville Heights club will committee of the Chamber ot He will contfpue his studies in Quandaries:" 1945, is "Sixty Million Jobs," out­ and Mrs. E. R. Davidson are the Friday r June 28th lining a solution to the unem­ hold its annual family picnic at Commerce have been invited to medicine at 't/te Catholic univer­ "It i& Wendell Johnson's con­ hostesses and Miss Louella Danner City park tomorrow at 6 p. m. in attend and discuss the local tlre­ sity in Wisl1ington. tention that one's Ia.nruare bp.b- ployment problem. will head devotions. Wallace will speak Friday at the shelter house just north of fighti ng problem. 8 p. m., on the west steps oC Old tbe pavillion. The survey is being made by Friendly Newcomers Harry Cochran and J. J . Craw­ Capitol. In case of rain, the lec­ The Friendly Newcomers club ture will be given in Macbride Red Cross Sewln, ford, both of Des Moines. wi II hold heir regular meeting The Red Cross will hold its reg­ All University Party auditorium. The program will Unlike an earlier investigation tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the Wes­ be broadcast over WSUI, ular sewing session tomorrow of fire hazards, this week's In­ Andre ConcerL ley Foundation annex. Members from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. in spection is concerned with fire­ Opening the conference tomor­ will continue working on their the American Legion rooms in the lighting equipment. row Evening at 8:15, Julie Andre, crafts. Community building. All finished William R. Hart, head of the guitarist and mezzo-soprano, will garments shOUld be turned in at chamber's fi re prevention com­ Informal present a program of colorful Jowa. City Rebekah that time. The usual cooperative mittee, will act as chairman of and authentic Latin-American Lodge No. 416 lunch will be served for those the meeting. • music. Members of the Iowa City Re­ wishing to remain through the ------­ Other speakers on the confer­ bekah lodge No. 416 and their noon hour. of Mrs. Paul C. Benedict, 821' Mel­ 9:00-12:00 ence calendar Include Prof. P. T. families will entertain the Theta The sewing rooms will be clased rose avenue. Ellswol'lh or the University of Rho's at a potluck :supper tomor­ July 4. Wisconsin, KCj'\neth Holland of row at , 6:30 p. m. in the I. O. O. stitch and Chatter Club the U. S. slate department's of­ F'. hall. Members are asked to Craft Gull4i The Stitch and Chatter club flee of int rnalional information bring a covered dish, sandwiches The toy construction group of will meet at the home of Mrs. Roy and ullural affairs, and Nilda and tablEt service. the craft guild will meet JITiday Mackey, 222 E. Davenport street, J. Castro "of Lima, Peru. The program will be at 7:30 afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home FridaY afternoon at 2 o'clock. ,Iowa Memorial

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PAGEt'OI1R WED.NrSDA Y, 'JUNE 28, 1946 Otto .Wins First Rou

RIRST -ABD S PORT DES MOINES (AP)-Easy triumphs by such favorites as defend­ I I ing champion ijabe Didriksin Zahorlas, PhyLlis otto, Patty Berg and By Chad Brooks Louise Suggs, and a Lone upset m~rked the 16-match get-away Ln the Women's Western Open golf tournament at Wakonda club yester­ The pride of the Pacillc coast, Southern Ca1iCornia's track team, day. was swamped by the University of Illinois' thinclads last weekend in Surprise first round victim was winsome Peggy Kirk of Findlay, DETROIT (AP)-A sensational the NCAA irack pnd field meet at Minneapolis-which all goes to CLEVELAND (AP) ~obby Ohio, who bowed to l8-yell, -old J ean Hutto of Kansas City, 2 up prove o'nc~ again that the predicted post-war sports boom has really pitching duel went sour in the Feller blazed ,his strikeout. pitch on the 18th. Miss Hutto, who survived a sudden death playoff for the eighth inl]ing yesterday as youth­ arrived. in the mid-west that Is. past 13 New York Yankees ye~ ­ tinal match-play berth Sunday, leveled Miss Kirk by grabbing the ful Freqdie Hutchinson walke~ terday to record hi;!. 12th victory, Since the iirst of the year, the nations' sports' picture hils been 17th and 18th holes. [our stt!!ight Boston batsm~n dominated almO!l~ completely by athletes from mid-western schools Mrs. Zaharias had her drivesa ------­ 8-3, after the Cleveland Tribe after two were out to force across trod giVEn him a fat slx-run' lead and from the :&Ig Ten in particular. Illinois' sweep through al\ boomin, in great style as she out­ the winning run as t he Red Sox in the first inillng. oppoll,ition at 1\ljnneapolis was the most un xpected nnd so the most classed Mrs. ' Geor,e Wilcox of squeezed out a 1-0 victory over Manager Bill Dickey's pitching spectacular of the surgl;! of mid-western power. but Is no · greater Miami, Fla., who often had to the Detroit Tigers. experiment failed' when the In­ tha ~ tb& area's shOWing in swimming, basketball and wrestling. drive twice to match the Babe's Cecil (Tex) Hughson faced dians ),outed T6mmy Byrne, mak­ rhe 8uc~ eye swlmmlnl team from Ohio Sta.te made just as first blast off the tee. Mrs. Wil­ only 29 men in blanking the ing his first start of the year, in (reat a sweep -of all opposition al! have the Ily1ng 1I1Ini. 'After cox grabbed the -first two holes Tigers with two hits for a near­ the opening frllme. They con­ wrestlln&' the I Blr Ten ,crown from such outstanding conrerence and had the former OlympiC trac!!: perfect pitching demonstration. tinued on reliefer Al Gettel to rivals as Mlclill~ll and Iowa, the Buckeyes plashed their way to star worrying Dver a I-up lead· Hutchinson also yielded only lop sided triumphs Iii both the NCAA and the AA U meets. • record six runs on three hits, 8 at the nine-l1ole turn. two hits but pitched his way out three walks and two errors a§ In the Nattorpl, Ohio. State took she of 11 firsts and piled up ot trouble twice and into it the II 81 points-AND WERE TRAILED BY MICHIGAN (37) AND MICH­ But the lithe champion turned batters went to the plate. 1 on the heat on {he back nine to other time. J oe DiMaggio, with four hits IGAN STATE (IS)-with highly regarded Navy, strongest oC the East entries, finishing a poor fourth. grub four straight holes and The Tigers didn't get a man as including his 16th hOmer in the clinch the match on the 14th. Babe for as second until lhe ninth, when eighth fol1\lwi ng Charley Keller's Tl1 en, in the Amateur, the Buckeyes coptured firsts in Cive of played through the 18 to tie the a walk, a sacrifice and an infield triple, was Feller's chief tormen­ the ten events ior a 20 point edge over the Great Lakes team that woman's course record of 75. out put Siteeter Webb on third tor. DiMaggio also scored the JOE PAPARELLA, American learue umpire, dances away from the was their closest rival. The Philadelphia Turners led all other sec­ with the tying run. Jimmy Out­ first Yank run in the fourth plate base as he calls White Sox outflelder Thurman Tucker out tors, 32 points off the pace. Miss Otto, 1945 western ama­ at second In an attempted steal yesterday. The Chicago nine routed In basketball and wrestling the edge is not quite so apparent ' teur champion and winner In aw lined to second baseman fourth when he singled and came BobOY Doerr to end the game. around on Joe Gordon's double. Wash In, ton's Senators 6-4. (AP WIREPHOtO) but the Big Ten can lay claim to the greatest a1\ around cage strength that meet's tlnal over Mrs. Za­ in tne country with at least six powerful quintets in Ohio State, Two were out whe~ Metkovi<;h Two more Cleveland, runs off harlas, had one of the easiest Indiana. Iowa, Northwestern, Minnesota, and IllinOis, while we could tests ot the day as she knocked and Pesky walked in the Boston eighth. Hutchinson's first pitch very ethically drag Oklahoma A and M into the mid-west sector out Mary Agnes Wall of Me­ !i~;~:!\~~es~~~~~g~~~~:eit~~~~ Claude Passeau Halls Reds Smash ' and point out that they waltzed' off with the NCAA championship, nominee, Mich., 't and 8. Phyllis, to Williams was low and he passed the tall slugger purposely symbol of national supremeey. a resident of Atlantic, Iowa, Finally, In wrestlln&" tho e wh pas a e%pert on the mat 'KATHLEEN CAREY to load the bases. Ne~O;or~CO~:: R H Cleveland AD It R Braves for 7th Win 0 d ' . 15 3 tappped a two-under·pa~ 3'7 for ~Izzuto , 5S 5 0 0 Case. It :; 0 I sPQrt have claimed that Dick Hauser, hllh school youth from Henrich. rt 4 0 0 Mack'c<. cf 2 2 0 0 gers • ber tlrst nine and was one Waterloo, and Mike DiBiase, a Hawkeye-as or next tall-from Keller, If .j 1 I rlemlng, Ib 5 1 I BOSTON (AP) Veteran , .. under tor the 12 holes Involved. DiMag'o, ct 3 2 4 3eere~, rf 4 1 I Omaha, were the two outstanding amateur matmen or the season. Johnson, 3b 4 0 2 aoudreau. S8 3 2 2 Claude Passeau snapped the Bos- But, it you think that is a really phenomenal record-and we Miss . Suggs, the sure-shooting The Baseball Scoreboard Lindell, Ib • 0 I Keltner, 3b 3 I I ton Braves' five-game winning lass from Lithia Springs, Ga., who AMERiCAN LEAOUE NATIONAL LEAOUE Gordon. 2b 3 0 I Meyer, 2b 4 0 3 BROOKjLm. (AP)-The nor­ certainly t)link it is-just wait until next year when it isn't going W L I" ~ ' G.8 . Robinson, cOO 0 Hellan. c 4 I streak last nigtit, 7-3, for the Chi- too far out on the Umb to predict that the Big Nine will have it's shared medal honors Monday with W L Pet. 0 .8 . Silvestri, c 3 0 OWelier. p 4 0 0 C b b f 3 d mally punch less Cincinnati Reds Boston ...... 46 17 .130 Brooklyn ...... 38 23 .623 Byrne. pOD III cago use ore a 34, 31 crow . greatest football season In history, that the Iowa ba ketball quintet Miss Berg of Minneapolis, dusted yesterday blasted five Brooklyn New York ...... 40 26 .606 71> SI. Louis ...... 35 26 .574 3 Gettel, p 2 0 0 It was Passeau's seventh win and wilt be on a par with anything in the country. that the Hawks will off Dot Kielty of Los Angeles, 5 Detroit ...... 33 28 .541 12 Chicago ...... 32 25 .56l 4 xEtten I 0 0 Dodgers pitchers for IS-hits and Washington ...... 31 80' .508 14 Boston ...... 30 32 .484 81> Wight. p 0 0 0 his third over the Tribesmen. also have a strong contender for national mat honors, that Ohio Stote and 4, in what had been tabbed in St . Louis ...... 29 3•.•' '60 17 Cincinnati ...... 27 30 .474 9 xxDickey lOG'0 5 lId h' h . a 15-3 victory. The Reds had lost C)eveland ...... 28 36 .438 18 " Plulndelphla ...... 26 30 .484 9'" Gumpert. p 0 0 0 lven a - ea, w IC ,"- six tilts and tied one in their last and Iowa will both field powerful swimming teams and thnt the Illi­ advance as the day's besl skirro­ Chicago ...... 2' 35 .417 19'.. PIU.burgh ...... :>.4 34 .414. 12\1. eluded a homer by Marv Rickert, nois track squad will be even stronger than this senson. ish. Larrupin' Louise had a par 39 Philadelphia 18 H 290 27'.. New York ...... 25 37 .403 131'. S 10 seven contests. Tu·.~d~j ;~ 'aelUU s . Tu.sda y·. Resu lls ~Bt,:j~~ fO:UG~te~II,;r~t~l. the Cub's right hander was in It'll be a great year for the middle-west, fol' the Big Nine con· fitst 1.. Catcher Ray Mueller clouted for the nine and wound up Boslo" 1. Delrolt 0 Chicago 1. Boston 3 xxBatted for Wight In 8th dis~ress only once, in the seventh ference-AND FOR IOWA'S HAWKEYES. on the 14th one over standard. Cleveland 8, New York 3 Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 3 New York ...... 000 100 02~ when the Braves tallied twice two homers and two singles to • • • Miss Berg, one of three profes­ Chicago 6. Washlngto" 4 Cincinnati 15. Brooklyn 3 Cleveland ...... 600 000 20x-ll b drive in Live runs and outfielder St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 2 PIItsburgh 3. New York 0 E".,,-Johnson ~. Wight. ltunl .a~led erore Nanny Fernandez. ended • • • sionals who eased , through the Bo.!on al Delrol! (2)-Ferrls, (10-3) 'rod~f' S 1'II.ho.. In-Boudreau. Koltner, Meyer 3. Hegan. the rally by grounding out with Eddie Lukon slammed a four-bag­ No longer can the front page of this popel' muke remarks about and Dobson (~·2) vs. Newhouser 112·3) St. Louis at Phlladelphla-Bal'rett (1·2) Gordon. DIMaggio 2. Seerey. Two Ba.. ger, two doubLes and two singles opening round, found the hilly a"~ Trurks (8·5) VS. Muilisan (1-21 Ilils - Hegan. Johnsol Gordon. Three the bases loaded. unprecedented territorial expansion . . . no lonl!;er will tne SP()! \~ course painfu~ to a knee injury N~w Yo,k at Clevelalld - Chandler Clnelnnall al 8rooklyn-Heusser (6.4) B •• e Jm.~Kell .. r. Home lluno-DIMag- .. to bat in three tallies in pacing page be without its news of internolional slgnjfjeanl'e. For United (IU·;'/ vs. Embree (6-4) vs. Ba{ney 10-31 &10. Base, on Balio-BYTIles 3. FeUer 5, Two singles and a sacrifice gove Red offensive. she suffered in an automobile ac­ W.ohln,lon al Chlcaro-Leonard (6-21 Ohle.,o ~I Boslon-Borowy (2·3) v •. Gettel 2. Wight 1. Strlkeouls-Feller 13. the Cubs a run in the first in- States college athletic omcials, meeting at MinneajXllis over the cident before the war, but man­ vs. Haynes (2-5) Cooper (6·41 Byrne I. Gellel 3. Grumpert 1. Ults-off • . • . Les Webber started for the weekend, have decided to include the territory of Hawaii in the Pa­ Pblladolpbla al SI. LouIs Inl,hl) Plltsbur,h al New York-Heintzelman Byrne 1 In 1-3 tnnlnss (I 0\11 In first). mng. Rickert hit for the CIrCUIt Brooks and was touched for all aged to polish oft Mrs. Ann Bruno Fowler 14-0) vs. Shirley 14-6) ___~1_ 5._4 ;..) _v.:...,._J_O_SI_O...;..15_-7.:.) ____~_.....::... G:.e:,:l.:.:te.:..I.... 5 _ln....:.5_2-.,j~_1_n_" :.ln.:g':,:._____ in the fourth and they scored the University of Hawaii will be allowed to compete in all NCAA of Chicago, 5 and 4. The Minne­ three circuit blasts before retiring cific coasl sector of the NCAA. Thjs territorial grab WIll mean that once in the sixth and twice in in favor of Hal Gregg in (he sixth. apolis red-head forfeited the the seventh before Billy South­ tournaments henceforth and lhat tlieiT strong swimming team will The Reds nicked Gregg for two be a very definite threat to Iowa and Ohio Slote's lJid Jor nalional ninth hole w hen she smoothed the worth yanked Steve Roser, who markers in the sixth and shoved pool honors next winter. green with her putter. Patty, who was rna!l:ing his first start for four more across in the seventh at won the open in 1941 and 1943, Favorites Win In NCAA Teflnis Word has been received here that Jim Keane, towering sopho­ I the Braves. the expense of Ralph Branca Dnd carded one-under-par for her 14- more end on the 1942 Hawkeye foolbal! squad and of Great Lukes .I Kirby Higbe and then polished • Aftel' the Boston threat, the fame, may not return to the Towa campus neJ(.\ {oil Ill> l'I:ld been ~'1L­ hole go. Cubs put the issue beyond all oCf Vic Lombardi with a five Tun Mrs. Zaharlas and Misses * * * * * * peeted. The story has it that Keane may announce his signing with doubt by belting lefty Jim Wal­ outburst in the ninth. a National Professional league club in the neal' future. ~ SUggS and Otto are in the upper Falkenburgs Continue Falkenburg Boys Have 'It' Too lace for another pair of runs on Rookie Johnny Hetki went the bracket which apparently holds doubles by Rickert and Bob Stur­ route for the Red Legs and scat­ a short grounder down the third most ot the tourney thunder. It geon and a pass to Clyde Mc­ tered 12 hits to gain credit for his To Pace Both Double ba e line whlch the hitter man­ was this bracket which pro" Cullough. second triumph of the season. Junior Legion Team duced Miss Hutto's surprise During a Dodger second inning oged to beat out, only to die' win over Miss Kirk and also the BefQre the game a Cambridge there at the finish of the Inning. And Single Matches delegation prt-Sented Ed Waitkus ra,11y, a spectator hit hortstop only overtime decision, a 19th Eddie Miller of the Reds on the SpUts With Burlington In the other game of the after­ hole victory by Shirley Spark with a new automobile and that noon, the Burlington batters EVANSTON, Ill. (AP)-5eeded Cub first baseman defied baseball head with a pop bottle but al­ of Detroit over Marian Gault of Iowa City's Legion baseball found their eye and worked Jim players won convincing victories tradition by slashing a two-bagger Ihough the brilliant infielder fell team split a double header yes­ Stahle tor five hits, coring four Kansas City, Mo. in the third round singles and first into deep center on his Iirst trip lo the ground, he was uninjured Betty Jameson, San Antonio, terday with Burlin,ton's Junior times. Schultz, pitching for round doubles of the N.C .A.A. to the plate. and remained in the game. Tex., professional, had her hands tennis ch~mpionships Ilt North­ Manager Lippy Durocher of the nine, in games playea on the Burlinaton, reversed lnc sloty (It full defeating Ann Casey of Mason western yesterday. Dodgers was chased from the Iowa Clty high school diamond. the first game and held Iowa City, Iowa, 2 a nd 1. The Falkenburg brothers of game for the second straight dllY The host team took an easy 6-0 City to one hit. Key match today in the lower Southern California, Bob and Tom, Bhils Turn Power in the top of the ninth by umpire win in the first game, but droppEd TIIR EE·I ItES LT bracket wJ\l send Miss Berg continued to set the pace in both Tom Dunn for protesting a de­ the second to Burlington, 4-2. Qu lnoy 5. Davenpon 4 Waterloo II. Sl>rtnlllfld ~ against Betty Hicks, Chicago pro­ singles and doubles play. ~oose PQ cision in the eighth. Earlier, ar­ The visitors suffered under the Danville O. Torre liaute 4 fessional, who outlasted Jean Hop­ Bob defeated Waller Stuckert of Cardinals biter Bill Stewart had thumbed tight pitching ot Lyle Fox in kins of Cleveland, 2 and I, yes­ Western Michigan, 6-2, 6-1, and pitcher Hugh Casey and infielder the opening game, Dnd squeezed his Qrother propped Robert Ryland PHILADELPHIA (AP)-lt was Ed Stanky from the Dodger bench out only one hit. That one was terday. "Del Ennis" night at Shibe park Four of el&'ht IowaJlSl who of Wayne university, 6-4, 6-4. As to the showers. a doubles team they won a three­ last night and the Philadelphia qualified survived tbe first Phlls' rookie leftfielder obliged - Doors Open 1:111-9:45 - round of play, and at leallt one set victory over the Macken brothers of William and Mary, to 36,358 who came to honor him Hirsh on AII·Star leam wa. certain t'o be In the runnln.. CHICAGO (AP)-Elroy (Crazy 9-7, 2-6, 8-2. by driving in three runs and hit­ atter the second round today, Legs) Hirsch', of Wausau, Wis., The Mackens' fight, in which ting two Singles to spark lhe for Miss Otto encounters a sls­ former backfield star on the Uni­ they twice reached set point in Phils to a 5-3 victory over the STARTS TODA Y:';':y ter-Hawkeye, Miss Kathleen the match opener, was one of two St. Louis Cardinals. The Phils verSity 01 Wisconsin and Univer­ Carey of Cedar Rapids. MIss surprises which Livened an other­ got 16 hits off five St. Louis sity of Michigan football teams, Carey hunlleil Marilyn. Herpel wise routine match of Cavorites. pitchers, one a home run by 'Yesterday was announced as the of St. LouJs, 2 and I, In the George Pero of Miami provleled catcher Andy Seminick in trre second player lor the college 01\­ round. star team which will meet the openin, t~e other when he coasted by third. Lucille Robinson Mann of Des Benny Migdow of lllinois in Batting Johnny Beazley around Cleveland Rams Aug. 23 at Sol­ Moines, a pre-war star, eliminated straig ht sets, 6-2, 6-2. for three r uns in the first in­ dier Field. Mrs. Geor~e Gr~gory of Water­ None of the seeded players was ning, the Phils scored the decid­ AME"CAN ASSOCIATION loo, Iowa, and today is pitted forced past straight sets to win ing marker in the second on a Toledo ' 3. Louisville 2 , against Miss Suggs. yesterday Gardner Larned of Wil­ single by Johnny Wyrostek. II St. Paul 1. Kanoa. City I Minneapolis S, Milwa ukee 0 The other surviving Iowan is liam and Mary, ranked second, walk to Charley Gilbert al'ld a Il,dl.napolt. 8, Co lum bu s 7 • Mrs. H. R. Staats of Davenport, brushed off Art Leighton of Kala­ single by Ennis. who downed Ann Lewis, youthful mazoo, 6-2, 6-1. Harry Likas, third Bloomington, Ill., player, 3 and 2. ranked player from San Francisco, TOM AND BOB FALKENBURG (left to richt), brothers of Mrs. Staats, second round foe is beat Nick Beresky of Kalamazoo, star Jinx Falkenburr, cool off temporarlty yesterday after Ii!E1W4tfZtttZ,u Betty Jane Haemerle, Normandy, 6-0, 6-2. their second round singles matches in the NCAA tennis tournament -S~ARTS- Mo., who defeated Margaret Speer Bobby Jake, Northwestern's Big at North,vestern university. (AP WlREPHO'l'O) , . . of Lllavenworth, Kan., 5 and 4. Ten champion, continued to Rhow VA'R5ITY YI impressive speed and power as and Mary Monday, was of more Jack Blanton a nd Ben Weil of aid ot his Falkenburg teammate3 Texas and the singles entries meet a US Women Display he defeated Norm Appel of Cin­ stabl es cinnati, 6-1, 6-0. Jake has lost only yesterday when he eliminated Ed stiff competition. Bob Falkenburg Power at Wimbledon Chew of Texas in three sets. plays George Pero bf Miami, Tom a picnic I fo ur games in the three matches -.. lACE McDOW ride. he has won. He plays Tom Falken­ The defeat left Texas with two meets Jake of 'Northwestern, and WIMBLEDON, England (AP)­ burg today. pl ayers in si ngle competition, giv· Wei! faces Fardner Larned, Wll­ AlAN CURTIS NOAII 8mYI ~. The MI :America's hard-hiting women Southern California's Johnny ing the Trojans on edge in the Ham and Mary ace. m.llII ...... Chica go stole "Ladies Day" at Wimbledon Shea, who scored the upset of matler of team representati on. U! PalllCl _ (.wan S. In", Lake Mit yesterday, displaying overwhelm­ the tournament when he elimin­ The team iss ue will be clarified Plus BUrm!lstl ing power to move up all along ated Bernard Bartzen of William today when the Falkenb\lrgs play to Chleal the line and to justify their choice Harbor, ! as top-heavy favorites for the Mary first post-war all England Inter­ charll of national Tennis championships. "MAlE IT , A MILLlOI!"., Thursday Top-seeded Pauline Betz of Los A hike Angeles loafed to a straight-set with scheduled victory, 6-3, 6-1, over Josane De KINT JULy Il, Meulemeester-Slgart of Belgium. , GO TO COLLEGE, TRADE OR TAYLOR • .aC.MIMO leader, Margaret Osborne of Sun :Fran­ U"~LD DIN NY II Sal~rd l cisco, seeded No.2, moved into BUSINESS SCHOOL FREEl tWO-d RY I the third round by trouncing Mrs. Plliat:ls . J. W. K. Stork of Britain, 6-2, 6-0. After a 3·year eali.lmeal la Ihe XTRAI Illin ois. . Both MillS Betz and Miss Osborne atw Regular Army YOII may 'Louisiana Pure~' Il&rta at Alvino Ref , partldplh drew byes through ttJe first round. han up to " moalhl 01 .duca· 2:55, 6:06, I18d 9:10 p. m. "net Ills Band ~ampll1 , lion la lI)e bUlin... or trade 'Mee$ Me on BrOlldway' sta,.. . leader, Rhool or 01 your choice. CHA"'f / - ~ can ... at 1:30, f:35, and ~:40 P. m. Dixie Pointers ) ...... ' lor which you are quaJilIlcl. "Sport" with luilioa aad llring allowem!:. 'ALLAN LANE) Gell -if \fOil enli.1 before Octo- , Coming Saturday S , ", 1148. Onr three__ quarten Cheeae 8urclars /JANE FRAZIE \ Jo~ ~a JlliUlon haY. lolned liP sal POST OFFICI BLDG. LOUIS:. CONN "Cartoon" lele nlft aJr.erd}'; MAlE IT A MlWOM! DAVENPORT, IOWA .... .,..... TWINKLE WATTI after Itt Get all the facta al your neerr.. t or at ' FirM Plctur. -Late New.- , ..... IOUY ILAlll ••'LLAll fill obtall ~ Army Camp or 'osi .• r U. I. An*y ROOM 2M POST OFFICI . ..m •.•• . Will jl\~ lI.cnlltIIaf. ,taU,--.. IOWA CIT,. In rijl" 28, 1948 • T IfE D A lL t row 1\ N ~ row A <:! tt 1", row A Iowan FOB BEN'l' ROOMSFOR~ APARTMENTS FORNITURE MOVING TYPING-MIMEOGRAPHING

FOR RENT: RENT the Top-Flight ROOM WANTED: Sepl~une in FOR RENT: Two-room fu rnished Ballroom for your weddin, OT quiet, re~ned home by woman apartment. Phone 12 , Rlver­ NOTARY PUBLlC dancing pattlel. AvaUable MAHER BROS. TRANSFER TYPING Mon­ Ph.D. student with car. Personal side, Iowa after 6 p . m. Few EfJIclenl FurnltlU't! Ko IDa day, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri­ MI)lJl'.()GB.APHJNO interview before June 29th. Dial Ask Abend Oar I day. CaU 3'128, or 9207, Kobes ext. 424 or ext. 8491. LOANS MAltY V. BURNS Bros. WARDROBE SERVICE "J I~ sta. BJd& QDJek. CoaMeatIaJ £lui WORK WANTED FOR RENT: Sleeping room. Dia l DW-9696-DW DIal MN lha\', the dass'fied ad in lhe 9411. OIl SeweJr7. Dfaaa...... ,... Luo,..... CIoUaJaa'. • HOUSES FOR SALE I \ Daily \owan . • . your ,epre,entative in WORK WANTED: ' ...... GoodI, II&rfware. .. Need your trees trimmed? HOUSES FOR SALE: Good ~ bed­ UUAIILB LOAN 00. I room home close to campus. U' II. UIIa It. FOR SHOES OF MERIT . businen and home EVERY day. l_t it work Bonded Tree Trimmers Ideal lor stUdent rooms. Condi- ~~~~~~~~~~~~ \ L.G.S., Inc.. Dial 5982 lion good. Automatic heat. Priced - D-n.-.y ERVIC- -- to sell. The Welt Agency. Dial ' s;:.w y un S E for you. Dial 4191 ... Today. 4411. DELIVERY S&RVIOE, baa-p, AND STYLE . llaht baulinJ. Vanlty-Haw~e WANTED TO BUY MOTOR SERVICE Cab Co.. Dlal 8117 or 2845. WANTED TO BUY! Set of golf PREVENT TIRE DOUBLE- Visit Strub', Menanl. clubs. Call Ext: 717 after 1:00 have your tires dismounted lind ELECTRICAL SERVICE p.m. 2nd Floor WHOOOESlT Inspected before going on that JACKSON ELECTRJC CO.: Elee­ CLASSIFlED vacation trip. Linder Tire Service , trleai wlrinl. eppllances and RATECAIiJ) LOST : P air of sh.lI-rimmed TYPEWRITERS expertly re- ~1 E. Colleie, U. S. Royal De­ radlo repairinJ. 101 S. Dubuque Luxe Tires. Dial ~6$. glasses near We tlawn. Please paired. Coli e g e Typewriter ASH CASH RATE call ext. 8227. Setvice, 122 Iowa Ave. Dial 257f. 9 lor 2 days-- FOR SECOND 'HAND 1Oc: per line per day FOR YOUR electrical wirlnl call Our monu are aldlled. and rel1abt too ••• Harry Walroer. Dial 5623. UNIVERSITY a conJecutiv. dayt- lOST ! C. O. D. CLEANERS We can handle Ibe lob you have to do. 7e per Un. per d&.,. RADIO REPAIRING, H. 'M. Sul­ TEXTBOOKS Grey Parker 51 8 eonJecuUv. da:ra­ ton, 331 E. Market. Dial 2239. '06 South Capitol Dial 2161 lie per llne ,.. dq Pen · Pencil Set that are in current use ChClDIDCJ ,,.uIDCJ 1 month- ReWlI.rd. Dlal 4191 . ClDci BlocklDCJ Rcai. - 4c pel' Une per d.,. CAMERA SUPPLIES Ries Iowa Book Store OUI Spocialty -FliUfe II worda to Un.­ and Pholo,ra.phic Equipment Pickup and delivery servic. Thompson MinImum Ad-2lln. FOR SALE 30 So. Clinton St. SCHARF STUDIO DIAL DIAL Transfer & Storage Co. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FOR SALE: Wednesday-miscel- laneous household furnishings 9 S. Dubuque Dial 5745 4433 3 Day Service . 4433 DIAL 2161 50c coL inch LOANS _ w. ~ Ie eMIl f.r ...... - Or fMO per montlt including: 38 inch diameter dining 508 South Gilbert StrMI I table, chairs, desk with filing *$$$**$$$$ All Want Ads Cash in Advance drawer, table and floor lamps, Mueller POPEYE Payable at Dally Iowan Busl­ Burdick sun lamps, Ecllps lawn LOANS mower, mirrors and other items. neBa o.tfJce daily un~ II p. m. Gas Heating Completed In II few minutes Dial 6623. FETCH MY (iARMINT5, OR ELSE I Equipment Mississippi Cancellations must be called In FOR SALE: Steel twin beds with I FLAP COT'N THIS BAR'L before II p. m. coil springs. 115 E. i'airchild. Dial 9681 Investment Corp. Responsible f( ':' one incorrect (Owned and Operated by Insertion only. FOR SALE: Pr~-war boys bi­ Veterans) cycles. Good condition. Call Michael D. Maher, Manager eVenings 4395. LAREW CO. Appointments in the evening on request DIAL 4191 FOR SALE: Lovely Leora (He- Plumbing & Heating Phone 5662 1l4'-lt E. College St. bros 7-jewel) lady's lapel watch. 227 East Washington St. I 20-:U Schneider Bldg. Brand new. $50. Cali ext. 8426, :..-______-...! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Protz, after 7:00 p. m. INSTRUCTION . PLUMBING and heating, pumps, WANTED TO RENT FOR SALE: Student tables, chairs, stokers, stoves, oU-bumen and curtains, sewing machine, rock- water heaters. Iowa City Plumb­ TEACHERS WANTED AT WEST ing chairs, blankets, small desk, lng, 114 South Linn. Dial 5870. LJBERTY. Girls Physical Edu­ mirrors and many articles too TYPE cation, junior and senior high numerous to mention. Dial 3893. ~------, school. Need not be a graduate. Typewritei'll are Valuable AND YOUR TEACHERS FOR SALE: Trailers; house-lug- Teacher for first grade. Apply­ keep them WILL THANK YOU Supt. Karl C. Smith, West Lib­ gage and farm. Automatic elec­ CLEAN and in REPAIR erty. Phone 98 or 274 . tric hot water heaters can be in­ stalled in any plumbing system. Frohwein '" BurDI WANTED TO RENT: Princeton ENROLL NOW Fleege Bros. Trailer Sales, 141 II S. Clinton Phone 347~ graduate and roommate, both South Riverside drive. Phone 6836. AT veterall3 and graduate students, IOWA CITY COMMERCIAL desire double room close in for COLLEGE lall term. Use Cigarettes, liquor, For A Home Beautiful 203~ E. Washington St. radio, phonograph, typewriter, but THIS SUMMER none to excess. Call 6377 after DANCING LESSONS: Ballroom.. 8:00 p. m. NOTICE DO YOUR PLANTING Dial 7248. MiDI! Youde Wurtu. with tested seeds from WANTED TO RENT: Veteran stu- Our studio can give you 24 hour dent, senior engineer, and wife; BRENNEMAN'S SEED STORE also full-time stUdent desire fur­ service on application pictures. nished apt. or bouse for one year. A complete line of seeds ' and No <:bi.1dren, no pets. Box G-7, plants for your home. Make LEARN TO Daily rowan or Phone 6118 ufter Brenneman's you r summer \ p. m. Ask for Mrs. Rotty. planting headquarters. KRITZ STUDIO 217 E. College St. FLY HELP WANTED 3 S. Dubuque St. Dial 7332 Now you can learn to fly at the MALE HEL-P-WANTED: Strong, intelligent, energetic man for ======1:======:;::= Shaw Aircraft Co. Fulfill a warehouse and supervisory worl< . SIDEWALK­ Bums Sign Medwick lifetime's ambition NOW, do it Prefer one mechanically inclined For Flag .Insurance today, call 7831. Ground and and not afraid . of heavy work (Continued from page 1) niibt classes are startin, all when necvessary Good working the time. Dual instruction is conditions and excellent opportu- ployee. Iowa City: If p~ice control NEW YORK (AP)-The Brook­ nlty for IIdvancement. Give past is released it is bound to cause a lyn Dodgers' emphasis on youth given to students by aperi­ record. All repHes confidential. terrible depression; if we don't apparently couldn't quite offset enced pilote. Box A-lO, Daily Iowan. let it go we are promoting black the pennant fever yesterday as And remember, when you get markets, and will never get rid the National league leaders an­ your license, you can alway. of them. It·s the lesser of two nounced the signing of 34-year­ rent II training plane from the evils. old Joe "Ducky" Medwick for the role of pinch hitter. Shaw Aircraft Co. Conveni­ Mountaineers' Hikes ently located at the Iowa City Bl'anch Rickey launched Med­ Municipal Airport. wick on his spectacular major To Include 3 Weeks league career when be brought hini up from Houston to the Shaw Aircraft Co. In British Columbia Cardinals in 1932. Now, as Dodger Dial 7881 prexy, he gives the slugging out­ Iowa City Municipal AIrport Members of the Iowa Moun­ fielder one more chance, just taineers have SChedUled seven when it appeared Ducky's days ~======I I outdoor activitle-o! for this summer. in the big time were behind him. - The schedule will be climaxed by ANNOUNCEMEH'rS a three week summer outing to British Columbia. Albert'. Shoe Repair McNamara Hershberrer Sox Beat Washington SJ:fI Eugene Burmeister, A3 of Iowa CHICAGO (AP)-The Chicago EXPERT WORKMANS Under New Manatemmt of City, will lead the iil'st outing Sam L. Henhbercer, 36, mail Whit~ Sox yesterday touched Bobo Sunday at 1: 15 p. m. to a swim carrier, 418 Wales street: YES, 1 Newsom for seven hits and sent E. Black in the pool at West Liberty with believe rent control should stay. him to the showers, then scored 2211 E. Washington a picnic atter the swim. H it·s retarding production It two runs off Kennedy to bea t Tue day evenlne, July 9, Mn. should be taken olf, but iT its not, the Washington Senators 6-4 be­ John Ebel·t, will lead the Irotlp on it should stay. 1 don't believe .it fore a meager crowd of 2,963. RADIO TROUBLE? a hor eback ride at Upmeir's is. Two runs in the sixth, which stabies near Ely. There will be tied the score at 4-4, sent New­ You Get Full7 a picnic and campfire after the som to the locker room, but re­ Guaranteed Work A' ride. Food Retailers Vote liefer Ken~edy allowed three more B & K RADIO SHOP The Mountainecrs will drive to To Adopt New Hours hits and two runs in the eighth 11 E. WaahlngtoD Chicago fOl' 8 day'. cruIsing on and was credited with the loss. Phone 359~ Lake Michigan, Sunday. July 14. Revision of business hours to Bill Dietrich, whq started for Burmeister will lead this outing the Sox, retired in the fitth in­ matl;h those of other Jowa City IN MODERN Moro. to Chicaeo by way of Benton merchants was discussed yester­ ning after he was hit on the ou. Harbor, Mich. day by seven grocers and meat middle finger by Cecil Travis' CLINIO we operate daily all earII. Mary Tremaine will be in retailers who met at the Jefferson line drive. A White Sox phys­ on charge of anoth r horseback tide hotel with Robert L. Gage, Cham­ ician said Dietrich's finger was One Stop Service with MeD, Thursday 'v ning, July 18. ber ot Commerce secretary. broken and he mighi be out of ¥ethoo, and MercllancUa. A hike and compilr -picnic are They voted 6 to I , to stay open the game a month. aOME On. CO. scheduled for Tuesday vening, till 9 O'clock Friday night, clos­ Iowa Ave. Dial 83811. July 23, with Lewis Miller os Ing other nights at 5:30. I leader. The new hours will not go into FINE BAKED GOODS Saturday otlernoon, July 27, II effect unlil other Iowa City gro­ Conoe" Ticket. AvaUable Piea Cake. Bread tWo-day oullng will be held ot cers ratify the change. A poll Tickets are still avallable Rolli Pastrl. Paliaades slate park near Savanna, Is now being taken to get the for the Julie Andre concert. SPECIAL ORDERS illinois. The enUre group wlll opinion of dealers absent from Miss And.re,. me1;zo-soprano. participate in climbing, hiking IlnQ tile meeting. and guitarist, will present a City Bakery camping. John Ebert wll l be program O! Latin ~erican ';2 E. Washlnrton blat 811011 leader. St. Louis Wins Opener folk songs tomorrow at 8:15 ST. LOUlS (AP)-Chet Laabs p. m. in the Union lounge. Smashed out two homenins and The concert opens the fourth You are alW111 we1eome, Oets Brokers License tba John Schneider, 816 E. Col­ Walt Judnich olle last njiht .. annual Inter-American affairs and PRICES are low at le,e street, recently dlschargetl tile- St. Louis Browns toOk the Conference. Tickets are free, after 38 months in the army, hos opener of a two-game series 1-2 and may be obtained at the obtained a brokers license lind from the Philadelphia Athletics Union desk today and tomor­ DRUG SHOP fOW. HAS T1IE' will ~evote hi s time to slileswork berore II paid admission ot only Edward S. ROIO-'Pharmac:IM In relll estlltl'. 7,473. PAGE SIX . THE D A I L Y lOW AN, lOW A CIT Y, 1'0 W A WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28. 1946" Iowan Paper Carrier Spree James R. IEyre Dies Industrial Publications Editors Residents of Hawkeye .' . AAF Reserve . . .' . •. . Village Plan flection At Mt. Vernon Home Form Permanent Orga.nllitlon Trailer Camp to Vote 'rai~ina Plan James R. Eyre, a tormer in. I, Tod,ay for 'Chairman, s tructor In the colleie of enli neeI'· Cheever of Morrell ing, died at his home In Mt. Ver. De~~line Jl-Member.'Councii Magazine Announced Extend 10 Start Soon non Monday afternoon. Residents of Hawkeye village Graduated from the University Temporary Chairman of rowa In 1914, Mr. Eyre was an Johnson county residents t~aJler camp will vote today at A reserve training program for Editors of Iowa's industrial pub­ now have until Jul,y 15 t9 re­ instructor in electrical engineering a gen~ral election for the village form~r air corps flyin~ personnel lications attending a two-day con­ new their 4rivers' licehses. here from 1918-24. ,l\t the time chairman and 12-member council Wlll ~.in as soon as planes and - ference here sponsored by the The 16-day ext~nsioh beyond o! his death he was assistant min. - trainl~ personnel ar~ available, school of journalism organized July 5, t~~ former d~ad!in~: to serve until the next election ager of the Cedar Rapids dbttlc:\ according ' to Capt. Don Kahley of of the Iowa Electric Lilht and yesterday morning as "The In­ was announced yesterday ):Iy in September, Lawrence Dennis, Omana, ' Neb. Sheriff Preston 1{oser. Power company. J dustrial Editors of Iowa." G of Mason City" Iowa, chair­ , CaPialn Ka~l~y told a meeting L. O. Cheever of Ottumwa, edi­ Licenses ~ay .pe r:en~wed at man of the temporary governing of the It~~erlle Offlcersi associa· Funeral services wli\ be can. tor of the Morrell magazine, was the sheriff's' office 4ally and committee, announced yesterday. tlon last night that the plan should ducted this afternoon at 2 p. m. In TI named temporary chairman and the Iowa CI~y police sta~ion 336 Elldble Volers be In operation within "ab()ut a the Methodist church at Mt. Ver. Wur Edith Ritchey, editor of The Mer­ Saturday afternoons Until tli' Voting will take place from 8 month." non. I last day. ' tli1~ edith Imprint, Des Moines was a, m. to 5 p. m. at the village In asidition to wl!Clt-!!nd tlying, He Is survived by his wife and elected temporary secretary-treas­ son, James, both of Mt. Verman. 11as office with 336 .residents eligible two 15-lay training periods a year A urer. to cast ballots. One man and are planned. Each reservist must JUI The new orlaDlsa&loD, &he one woman representative will aht:nd only one of tile sessions, ley said, to provide profl~lent first of Its type ID Iowa, wUl SUI Sqm,mer Ba"d be elected to the council from each the Omalta officer said. Milage pilots for navigators, bOl'(lbardiera clare bold a formal meetin8 111 Dta of the. six di~trlets. TIDRTEEN SMILING paper carriers of The Dally Iowan assembled Monday nl,bt at the D jIi &'1'111 for allowancejl ~ and :from the traln­ and enlisted men who will foll~w Moines Sept. 23, when &hey wUl The elecUon Is I held under the' a banquet are pictured above. In the baek,rouDd {Ire Herb Olson, A3 of WlnDeld, DallY , lowan elr· ing base and pay In the reserve later. act on bY-laws drawn up by a Io Present Concert authority of the "constitutlon of culatlon manager, Mrs. Olson and Paul Graham, asslstan' c.lrculatlon manaler. grade held by each trainee will Lt. Col. Fred L. Olipltant an. commlUee appolDted yes&erd~y. the village drawn up by the tem- be gran~ed. nounced at the meeting that Waht • oUicers may now make appllc!a. Vern B. Allan, edJto r of the At Union 8andst.nd porary committee and ratified ••------.' C t 4 H 0' f has made tbe most marked ir4. T'he ' tralnlng will be given at Dell Molnel Relillter and Trlb· last week by the residents. Local 'Hams' Make 131 reJlllar air corps bases and tion fo r a comrnisison In the reo oun y - Irec ors provement In health. Under tile serve as a second lIeUmant Pre. une's The Spirit, beads tbe by. In the first of ' a series of sum­ Candidates-at-large for the of- 300 Radio Contacts old annual health drive plan, a authortz!!d civilian flying fields. laws committie: • vious to May 29, flight otllcers had mer performanc~s, t~!! ' 60 pi~ce flce of chairman are, Cloyce Meet to Plan GI'rl's prize was given to the healthlesl Bases proposed for IOWa are Cedar not been eligible for the resel'lle. Others on the by-1aws commit­ university s4mmer session band Campbell, G of Iowa City, James In Field Day Meet person. Rapids, Des Moines and Sioux Requests fOr application form. tee are Marian Kimball ot the will present a concert tonigb( at o. Osburn, G of Flint, Mich., and • • A h' Sh This new plan is sponsored by City. should be mailed to the adjutant Collins Radio company, Cedar 7:30 at ttl" Iowa Union camp\lS Leo Sweeney, G of Cedar Rap- Over 300 radio contacts were C levernenf OW the Johnson county Health Im­ ids. made by the Iowa City R af~ Of .tIJ'l 50,000 officers to be general's office at Washington, D. Rapids; E. E'. Butler, director of bandstand. . ' provement association, which. is trained, 22,500 wil be pilots. They C., or to the second military area Council Candidates club In the ann ual natio nal "field public relations of the May tag Prof. C. ~. f,Ughtllr, di{ ~'ctor ?f also known as the Blue Cross plan. wil be trained first, Captain Kah- headquarters at Omaha, Neb. Candidates for the council from day" of the club last weekend. Five Johnson county adult dir­ company, Newton, and Jack Del· the unlve~slty bands, :;aid tne ectors of 4-H . cl!Jbs met at the veau of the Lennox Furnace com· program would cohsist of Alex'. the mid-east section are Howartl One· Puerto Rican, one Guata­ Ward, A2 of Park Ridge, Ill.; malan and several other South agricultural extension office iast pany, Marsralltown. ander's "Colossus of C01unib[a;" night to plan for the girl's 4-1I Flllmore's ,lMen of Ohio;''' · Cur. Paul W. Knowles, A2 of Grinnell; American stations wcre heard but At the final session of the con­ Harold Schnert, A3 of Moline, n<\ contact CDuld be made due club achievement show August ference, a luncheon in Reich's zon's "Bravada;" ~ohiil ' s "Clilm 14 and 15 in the Community III to lack of proper antenna. ANNOUNCEMENT Pine room, Prof. Oarl Leib of the as the Night;" Masse'net's oV1lr­ .j Mrs. Ann Schnert, and Mrs. building. Ruth Kite. Over 50,000 operators through­ college of commerce called for a ture, "Phedre;" Racnmanlnoff's "Italian Polka'·" and Frledemann's out the United StatEs took part Under the direction of Emmfl tt With Q background of fifteen years experience in the management labor court and a code of labor From the mid,,.st division, C. Gardner, county agent and "Slavonic Rh:;psOdy." candidates are Henry Grosshans, in the competition to make th'e laws that will "look the facts In county !extension ' directoll', and of various types of real 8$tate, I have recently lecured a brokers license the face" in labor-management Dvorllks "Songs my Motp'er G of Mason City; Frank Ryerson, most co ntacts in the 26-hour per­ Mrs. Orville Hora, chairman. the disputes. Taught Me;" Gull.mant's "Choral A4 of Parsons, Kan., and Mrs. iod Saturday and Sunday. committee considered which man­ March and Pugue;" "Moszkow­ Mona McClure. and will devote a portion of my time to the sale of real estate. A "mental revolution" lbat Thc local club used three trans· ual training articles made in 4-H ~ki's "ThJ1!~ Spanish Dances;" Candidates from the southwest will bring- forth a new coneept mitters which werc set up at the club courses on "Home Efficiency" Grainger's "Country Gardens;" section included Roger Parson are to be exhibited and ·demon· The listing of property you wish to sell is invited. of cooperation and compromille Dellbes' "Ball!!t," from tlCoppe· and Mrs. David H. Owen. old ' civil aeronautics authority and rebuild faith between man· strated. lia~ " Sous.'s "u. S. Field Ar£il· beam transmittcr location south­ Personal attention wm be given each listing. if The northeast section candid­ An initial drive for "Health , agement and labor Is _nttal lery," and the Natloljal an~em. east of Iowa City. . . ates a1,"e Merlah. 'DeBolt, A3 of , Improvement" among 4-H boys we are to be prepared for a~­ The 'program will be broadcast other crIsis like 1929, Prote88or Mar s?a).l ~o\\!n ; Jot{n Schweitzer, will start today. Dt. E. W. Palus, oyer WSUl. . In 'case of ra)n, the G of ' Muscatine; Mrs. !AlIce Mil­ county medical ' a!;sistant 'li ssocia­ Lelb declared. concert will. bl: cancelled. ler, . and" Mrs.'- Margaret Bennett. 11 .Former Students "' lohn : A.' Schneider Blind acceptance of the "co~· ted with Mercy hospital, .will dir­ , Nortliwest . - section ' ~andiilates - ect the health examinations: flict theory" of labor mabagement M · K M' b' are Harry . SchOtt, G of Mar­ A prize will be awarded next Schneider , Bldg. relations leads to a ho~les~ bUnd artm . aar Jerg qUl!l.tei ,E; . Russel.:Kuchel, G of Accept Appointments year at this time to the b?Y' who alley, Professor Lelb said, I,f t~e , ,... . Kingsley;·, Mrs ... J.;ornHn·e Dennis, employers win, a complete vic- on ' and Mrs:. Louise ':Kurth. ~ levcn former university stu­ tory, fascism may result. l! labor Speaks ,'\ , Denll1. ark dents, aU war veterans who re­ wins, socialism or communism __' __ _ C;nafda£es . f;om the'. southeast section .are . C. .. M) Strack, G of ceived ' OI' were studying for Ph.D. may come with the victory, he Martin K. Maarbjerg o~ Copen- degrees in history here, before the Gr~~y . C~nt~ !' ; _ r .• O .• Reed; .Elmo stated . hagen " DenfI\8rk spoke on "Den- war, have accepted apPOintments Baxter, G' of , .vln~on, and Mrs. in colleges and universi ties across Scientific management is a phil- mark 'During th~ Occupation," to W. R: Fink. ' - osophy, he said, "a mental re- members ok tlie Iowa City Ki­ the nation, Prof. Winfred T. ~o o t, IOWA FBnctlon of ;· the . Council evaluation" of attitudes toward wanis club yesterday noon in the head of the history department, The Village constitution provides announced yesterday. employer and employee,' and to· Hotel Jefferson. that ' ' the ,'council and ' cbairman ward the job each i:s trying to do. 'Maarbjerg said, "All th.E; Ger­ The gnlduates and their respec­ will ,take action on ' any prot?­ tive positions arc Donald Howard, The responsibility of both is to mans wanted to do was to I?fo- lems vital to ' tbe', we,lfare of the sacrifice their OWl\ interests if instructor, University of Iowa; necessary, to keep the interes of tect the Da,nes aga,inst the Eng­ village . as 'Veil' as top!cs of mu· Franklin A. Doty, assistant pro­ lish," was the excuse used by tual Interest to the university and fessor, University of Florida; Ry­ the nation paramount. tbe Nazis to entllr Denmark. village! reside.nts! . Fresb from the "war pros· Infringem~pt on Danlshlibert~ land W , Crary, assistant professor, Last April Dean C. W. Thomp. Columbia university Teachers col­ perlty, II we are squandering gradually increas~<;I . In the sum­ son appointed five original Hawk­ savings and wasllnl' manpower. mer of 1943, when the Germans lege; David H. McCleave, assistnat eye village residents to sel'lle as professor, University of Tulsa, and This 1& an abnonnal and can· wanted the Danes to pas~ laws a tem~orary 'governing body. Four Kenneth R. Rossman, professor, cerous situation, be decl&~ against the Jews, the Danish co- HAS PLENTY OF RAIN! womeh w.ere elected at a general Doane college, Crete, Neb. In the morning session of the aUtion gOver~ment decid~d it 'Vas assembly to with that group. conference, William J. l'etersen, time to quit. From tben on no ser~e Everett Sterling is teaching at the University of South Dakota; research associate of the Iowa attempt was made to work wjth Daryl Pendergraft at Iowa State W~ point thia out to you QIld suggell! you leeep Historical society and tI1ember of the Germans and sabotage 'in- up your spirits (and your good heallh) by .being the centennial commission, recom· creased. Vets"Housing plan Teachers colelge; John Galbraith at Moun t Union college, Alliance, prepared1/ mended th e mailingOf Cacbe~Maarbjerg.acivilengineer(or .. GetsFinarR.viiion Ohio; Wilfred Black at Grove City from Iowa City with the,first i:isue a building firm in Copenh4g~n, . I college, Grove City, Pa.; Maxwell of the Iowa centennial stamp was educated in Denmark ' and \ ' I C. While at State Teachers, Aber­ MAY BE USE/) AS UTILITY COAl' Aug. 3. Uved in tbe' United States from After . subrhitti~g preliminary deen, S. D., and Grover Platt at Prof. Wilbur Sbramm, direc or 1927 to 1~3i. l~y-OU1 plans \ fo! !680 unlv~rsity Bowling Green university. of the school of journalism, ~e- Here on ~ business and pleasure of Iowa. ·veteran,. housing units scribed methods of determining trip, Maarbjerg is accompani¢ to the office Of tne \federal pub. how much of publJcatJons a!e by his wife. and thr~e chlldr~n. lic housing, adminlstration in Chi· read. He discussed mailed ques- Mrs . .Maarbjerg is a sister of Mrs. cago, George ·L. Homer, univer­ Schaefer to Discuss tionnaires and direct reader-inter- E. K. Mapes, wife of Prof. E. \(. sity architect,: returned to Iowa est surveys. Mapes of the nomanc.e languan City Monday to prepare revisions. Soviet Union at Forum Vern B. ~llan talked on news department. ' I .' . The drawings lViII be submit- · ted for final approval within the sources, and sugges t e d sys te ma t10 Prof. Kurt Schaefer of the col- meth a d s of pu bllClzmg' . . a II suI!' h Lunc h eon to H_ onor ' next', two ,.weeks." ' lege of commerce will speak on sources. P •• _..I Designed for use by married Russian ideology. and theory and The organization of the repor· atrlcla Fetz~r l ~ay coupl~, the Housing Ullits con- point out the relationship between ,, 'iou'Ull\ifld wbal- tb~ w~~th(!r man toriai staff of the Morrell maga- sist of a40, reconv~rted mi1~tary politlcal, social and economic de- says and 'jov~ it. You'll weal' vue zine was described by L. O. Patricia ~tz«;~ will '?~ honOr~d barracks with two apartments velopmenis in th e U.S.S.H. at 8 of tpese sturdy, tashio\l-wlse rain­ Cheever, and Prof. Arth4r M. at a pre·nupital luncheon bi-ldge each. ' p. m. tomorrow in room 221A, coats and laugh at tlte raindrops. Barnes of the school of joutnallsm and kltchel1 shower be giv~n Shaeffer hall. Rainbow brllht in Spring-gllY to colors. . discussed a scientific method of at . the CQuntry club today at 1 The lecture, sponsored by the measuring the readibllity of copy. p" m. Coal Prices Raised World Affairs forum, is open to - Guests will be Mrs. Georg~ WASHINGTON (AP,) - OPA the public. " . $22.95 •, b h ., Prohwein, Mrs. Carl Strub, M~s. yesterday tagged householders An expert on Russian ecology St·ory y Sc ramm . .nobert Wareham, Mrs. Fra\1k with a hard COlli- price increase (the study of spatial distribution In S.E.P. Collection I Williams, Mrs. George Nagle, averaging 91 cents' a ton, ,granted of a population in reference to Our · I;'a)ncoats ISUih lit stormy • .. Mrs, Edward ~r~ick, Mra. ~- to offset the wllge boost and other material and socia l causes and weather'. Tailored In nutrvelous "Dan Peters and Casey Jones7' land Nagle and ~rs. Martin. Mrs. gains wo by Jotln L. Lewis' effect) Professor Schaefer has nylon, . rubberized fo," extra pro­ a short story by Prot. Wilbur John F'etier, mother of the hon- United Mine ·workers. traveled in Russia. tej:t1on; rilus vulcanized seams. Schramm, director of the school oree, Mrs. E . .I;. Berwick and Mrs. ======:j:' ======~ Result' . ' ; i. the peife.ct coat - It's of journalism, i:s included In "The .George Nagle, will be hostesses: 100% wa~rproofl Full cut to sUp Saturday Evening Post Stories, Mlss Fetzer will ~ ~ried to • , , • Rldlr Meucr ~ttjly( over suits . 1942.1945," a book scheduled ' for Donald Soli July 7. Ho release today by Random house, New York. Stephen Vincent Benet, Max Shu!. A collection of 25 stories from man, James Street amI stOrin • the Post, by such author~ 81 Jameson, com~~~ th~ bOo~ . 4ftil

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