Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, July 30, 1948-Five Cenls

Pilfers Vin., Gets No Fine - The Weather TocIay - LOVI8V1LLJ:, KY. (R') - Yoan.- Fred McDonald came ~ CrImlnal SlIlIee Loraine Mix ,.ette~ay on a cbarJe Mostly fair, windy and a little cooler today. tl \heft 01 watermelODL Fair tomorrow. High today low 80Si low '1ldIe Mix ruled that tile commutlon l1laranltet the ",bi 'Of "punul& of hapPlnelS" aDd released 'he loutb at owan tonight 55. High ye~terday 86; low 68. ... N-da,. suspended sentence. Established leGe-Vol eO,No. 259-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, July 30, 1948-Five Cenls

I Tornado Hits ., Disaster Strikes Around the World Farms Near Truman Asks Power. (edar Rapids CEDAR RAPIDS (A") - A tor nldo struck about 20 miles west of here near the village of Luz To Sla.sh Food Prices erne last night and the state police radio at Cedar Falls reported Hiehway 30 was blocked by trees Something Rotten in Newark IDd buildings strewn across the British May Eccles Tells /VIdway. NEWARK, N. J. (JP>-Motorists on a higbway close to this Mrs. Laura Martinson, tele city were subjected ye.·terday to m thing a little worse than phone operator at Luzerne, said th summer heat when a truck overturned and tossed two tons (ongress of no ~ne was killed or injured. Halt Military of rot ten eggs onto the road. Mrs. Martinson said there were Police repol"led that the truck, driven by Leroy Cobbs of two funnels to the twister. Brooklyn, apparently werved to avoid an oncoming vehicle on Route 25 and toppled on top of another car. Possible Bust "It hit the Dr. Nathan Williams Demobilizing The eggs wer destined for a tannery. WASHINGTON (A")-President larm northwest of here and de LONDON (II') - The British Truman asked yesterday for pow stroyed practically every!ng but government may halt lhe demob er to cut prices of daily-bread the house. Items back toward the levels "f "It also hit the Ed Wehrman ilization of its armed forces "In a few days" if the Berlin crisis Is 1947, when butter sold for 75 fann west of Luzerne and did a Berlin Rupture Grows cents a pound and you could buy lot of damage. not settled, Foreign Secretary Bevin said yesterday. a pound chuck roast for 10 to 13 "The wind also hit the tele At the same time the foreign cents less than now. phone office here and a number But the President's request was of liJ:Ies burned out, but we stayed secretary told the house of com As SED Quits Council mons in a carefully worded state drowned out by a cry of "police on the job. state methods!" by congress Re "There seemed to be two fun ment that he had hoped the crisis BERLIN (R')-Repre entatives of the Russian-sponsored Social will be settled, and that steps are publicans and a flood of southern nels but it WQS the first one that (AP ...I."I •• pb.I.) ist Unity pllrty ( 'ED) walked out of lhe Berlin city council yes now being taken in Moscow to oratory against an anti-poll tax hit. The other didn't do any A GERMAN POLICEMAN EARCHES the still-smokinc ruins of the I.G. Farbert chemical plant at terday· preading the rupture of local goverment in this Soviet blll in the senate. This was tem determine Whether there is a blockaded ity which alt'eady ha'! two police chiefs. dlmage in this area so far as we L~dwl,sbafell, Germany. which was shattered by several explosIons Wedne day. Number of de8~ possibility Ilf negoliatlons that porarily shut ofl at 3:14 p.m., Io know." stili Is not known but more than 200 are missIng and German police report 2,000 I"jured. The scene The Jdl·torship In Oct 1945 ------~------of the house of ~oromons blasted ,..., . 24 cents In the dollar between 'F'rench soldiers said their "gallant ed the city government of being She also edited three books on June, 1946, when price celllngs services" no longer were needed. Sir Sta!ford Cripps again yester- a "tool of the west." There has applied hlstory, two on city gov- oft, day tor his plan to caU In Ameri- been talk in German political t d t went and Nov., 1947. The buildin;, one of the most Elect Hoover, Sons cans to advise British Industry on ernmcn ,an one on coun y gov- badly wrecked in Wednesday's Highlanders Take Manhattan quarters that the SED eventually ernment. Noi In terestecJ. blast In this French zone city, was production. might torce events to a point Her "Legal and Political status But Congress leaders made plain beUved to contain from 60 to 140 See Empire State, Greenwich Village, To Historical Society Laborile Thomas Braddock call- where separate eastern and west- of Women in Iowa," was published that they didn't regard Mr. Tru bodies. Baseball, 'Brigadoon,' Jo Stafford Herberl Hoover and his lwo ed Cripps' plan for a jolnt Britisp- ern Berlin city governments in 11918. man's plan as the way to beat A German policeman said scores the higb cost of living. sons, Allan and Herberl Jr., were American council on production would have to be set up, Many Mildred Throne, associate editor of bodies couid be seen floating By ROBERT D. NOBLE JR. an attempt to impose "a seeming American British and German of the Mississippi VaUey Historl Senator TaIt (R-Ohio) declared among 91 who have been elected In several feet of water and am NEW YORK- Manhnttan belonged to the University of Iowa American dictatorship." Laborlte officials expressed the opinion cal Review for two years, wiU suc the president is resorting to "police monia in the basement. He ex to membership in the Slale His Ian Mikardo said the plan was that the SED walkout was not ceed Miss Gallaher in her posi state methods." Taft, chairman of pressed the belief it might take Highlanders last night. 'l'hpy finished th ir formal program with torical SOciety of Iowa, The an "misguided and maladroit." Con- final. Some observers said the tion with the society, Miss Throne the GOP senate policy oommlttee, two weeks to recover all the bodies a performance. in Madi'son RIJuare Garq.en yesterday morning and nouncement was made yesterday servatlve Oliver Lyttelton said it Communists in western Europe Is from Washburn college, Topeka, had ruled out price control and strewn about In the plant's wreck were on their own the rest of tile day. by William J. Peterson, supel' would damage 'British export hold last to government posltiOhS Kan. rationing in a broadcast Wednes ace, inlendent of the society. trade. until they are thrown out, pre- The local rent advisory board day night. He said the Republi The group was srattpredfrom Olll:' I:'nd of the island to the other, The list of the known dead grew. The former president of the Before the debate began, the sumably on the theory that they this week wrote the national hous- cans would try to find some way German police s,ld 89 bodies had Jan TyJer of Fort Madison. Marjorie Campbell of Jefferson and United States listed his address Federation of British Industries can work better from within. Ing expediter, Tighe E. Woods, of their own to stop price rises. been brought out and another 20 Martha Fry ot Oklahoma City, as New York City, although he said it would join the councll, The recommendinll that a local wo- Chairman Wolcott (R-Mlch) of persons had died In hospitals. Okla., shopped in Greenwich vil was born at West Branch, Iowa, BrHish trades union congress said I Iowa Citians Facing I man resident be appointed to fill the house banking committe said Two hundred persons are miss lage yesterday noon. Four other His sons live in Pasadena, Calif. Wedne9day it would do so. I the vacancy created by Miss Gal- no, too. Ing and believed dead and about Jews To Seek More • members of the group were seen Two Iowa CHians also were Cripps, usually calm, answered ._R_is_i_n_g_S_mo__ k_ e_S_p_i_r_Q_I_ .. laher's resignation. "EnoUh Au&hnrUy" 2,000 are injured, they said. elected to membership. They are his critics heatedly. • "The President and the federal Communist newspapers in 'Ber Terr~tory on top the Empire Stale building. Holy La nd Marjorie McCaslin of Fort J.R. Skretting and Gerta M. Bar un is not the intention of this The price of packs of several 18 Die as Argentine reserve system have enough au lin claimed, without offering proof, rett. committee to carry out a broad popular brands of cigarettes was thority already to control the eco lIIat the huge factory in the French TEL A vrv (II') - Moshe Sher- Madtson and Norma Lou Haegg of Flying Boat Crashes Cedar Rapids also spent the investigation of British Industry," upped a penny yesterday by some nomy, to the extent of plung occupation zone was makinll war tok, foreign minisler of Israel, said YOUNG HEARST MARRIES Cripps replied. "What it can do Iowa City stores. The new price BUENOS AIRES (A")-A four in, the country into another de materials illegally. , afternoon on a shopping tour. last night the Jews would seek WARRENTON, VA. (II') - is discuss whether there are ways is 21 cents a pack, two for 41 engined Argentine flying boat pression, if they wanted to use Germans investigatillg Europe's Jean Breckenridge, a Boston addit!onal territory in Palestine William Randolph Hearst Jr. and and what those ways are-by cents. Cigarettes alfected are crashed into the fog-bound RIver those powers," Wolcott snapped. lfeatest disaster since the war member of the group and a ter Platte yesterday and 18 persons as a result of Israeli victories rific Dodger fan, gave up her Austine Cassini, Washington soc exchange of technical literature those on which manufacturers A number of Democrats ap brusbed aside the charges. They ialite and columnist, were mar or technicians--by which parti this week announced wholesale were killed and four injured. Only plauded the President's program Slid preliminary findings Indi over the Arab armies. afternoon to sit through another one of the 23 passengers a04 ball game. ried here last night at the home cular industries in this country price increases of about ol() cents but scores, including Rep. Mon cated the blast was touched off He demanded a reconsideration of the bride's parents. can derive 'benefit." a thousand. crewmen escaped injury. roney (D-Okla.) said It does not by ethyl chloride, an industrial The Queen Mary and Queen ot all the boundaries set last Nov. Elizabeth at the piers in the East have "a ghost of a chance." chemical. A chemist who worked Senator Stennis (D-Miss) led. at the plant said only Industrial 29 under the United Nations par- river also got the once over from Architect Sees 'Nobility' in Old Capitol - the young ladies. Donna Hiserodt off what may become days or JII'Oducts were turned out there .. tition plan and said this was made weeks of delaying tactics by DilCie , necessary "because of the course of Des Moines and Beverly Mc senators reb~lling against this and of events since then." Nabney of Des Moines went sight seeing at the Communists' strike other aspects of President Tru SUI Starts Draftee "The' Arab& are responsible," Finds"I'No ReaUty' in Fraternity Houses man's civil rights program-th6 Shertok told the Israeli stale on lower Fifth avenue and were herded along by dozens of city program that has split the Demo council, "that the boundaries fixed By STAFF WRITER cratic party. ~formation Center by the United Nations no longer pOlice who were on hand to keep determin~ its structural princi come but he hardly expected it is now being recognized, the Chi are practical and we must insis t the demonstration in order. "These fraternity houses are all ple and to adapt the design of a I to come so soon. "In almost a cago architect said. "It's more Que.tlona lU,bt An information center for stu on changing them by adding terri Most of the young ladies last fakes-beautiful to look at, but Greek temple to a capitol build than just a matter of 'dressing up Stennis questioned whether who may be atfected by the ing is to defeat its purpose, year's time 'jiere was a complete dt~ tories and not by diminishing night saw "Brigadooh," new mus there is Jlo reality In them," Bar revplution. Those who had been the front yard;' It's a matter of in congr~ss has the right, under the !lew stlectlve service act has been ical show, and the Chesterfield Byrne said. telligent planning in order to constitution, to pass a law out them." ry Byrne, architectural student doing imitations suddenly reallud eatablished at SUI, it wa. an requir~ment SUpper club. One group spent the Byrne said Old CapitOl was they would have to produce ori make a city a 'really good' place lawing the poll tax IIOUnced yesterday. evening seeing Jo Stafford, dining of Frank Lloyd Wright, said yes modeled after a Greek temple. "It ginal ideas-there was to be no to live." for voting in federal electlona. Under th~ direction of William Actre .. Gets Divorce at the Diamond Horseshoe and terday while standing in the midst has nobility, but like the frater more borrOwing." he said. Chiefly a deslllllef of chur~hes, and he declared further: D, Coder, direc\or of the veter. From Joe E. Lewis then going to the club. of fraternity row. nity houses, it lacks reality." Byrne has also worked on town "This bill was not brought here ana service, Information and IUid Col. W,W. Jenna, bead of mW· Byrne, who is In Iowa City con The structure is a product of the Byrne said he knew from "pain planning, institutional and hous in a serious vein until high poli ance will be supplied to students LOS ANGELES (II') - Actress tary science and tactics at SUI, ferring with the Rev. Leonard old architectural school, he said. ful experience" that the new trend ing plana. He desilllled the pre tical Integrity had been replaced. toncernlng Jbeir. tnmtary status Martha Stewart testified tearfolly entered the invitational tenbis Brugman about the proposed During this period everyone was was at first termed radical. Many sent quonset chapel on Riverside by low poUUcal expediency." ,nd the different types of service yesterday that Comic Joe E. tournament at the Old field ot the Catholic student chapel, said the borrowing ideas 'from the early people considered him "all right drive and has draw the plana for The senate doings got noisy at offered by the al;rned forcea. Lewis devoted more time to gin Long Island Country club and fraternity houses are "like the Greeks and Romans, he explained as a person but a bit crazy," the new Catholic chapel one point. Senator Hill (D-Ala.) Registrar Ted H. ldcCarrel, sec rummy than to his marriage. won a cup for being runner-up. movie props in Hollywood." with wide gestures. Jle expects some good to come He Is the father of three chUd demanded the floor so vigorously fttary of the uni verai ty military Winning an uncontested divorce He won three matches in He agreed with Wright that "The "There has been a revolution from the bombed demolition of ren, but no architects, "so far," that some of the senators sat up affairs committet, 'Will conduct in superior court, the 24-year-old straight sets. people of Iowa City can be proud in architecture since World W:rr European cities. "We may look he said. He haa hopes 'for his sbarply and craned their necks. liaison b~tween the dratt boards Miss 'Stewart said her 45-year The rest of the group on the of their Old Capitol building I," 'Byrne said. The new school, for a new form of city to emerge youngest, a slx-year-old son, who '" just wanted to put somethina and the students. He will ' also old husband "spenl all his time lour didn't know Jenna was with an emphaSis on the 'old'." heralded by Wright, drew ita prin durinll the restoration period at present Is chiefly intel"ested in in the record," Hill explained. a.lIt in presenting petitions tor on card games and race track entering the tournament and still Wright made that statement while ciples from medieval art. somethinl a little unique in clty his toy locomotive. much more quietly. deferments of studenta entitled gambling." wouldn't have known if he hadn't giving a summer lecture here. For many years an advocate of planning," the visitor to Iowa Hia wife Is also an artist, a de "I thought the place was on to auch consideration because of Her attorney said she wanted no dropped his cup in the hotel The purpose of a buildlng modern design, Byrne admitted City said. signer of vestment. and churcb fire," said Senator Vandenber, Ibelr .tatus at the university. alimony. lobby. what it will Qe used for-shOuld he knew the chan(e was 'bound to The social basis of a city plan vessels. (R-Mich) , presldin,. .. TIlt DAILY IOWAN, FIlmAl'. JULy 30. l &43-PAGE TWO

;·Olympic . Games To Begin In on Yanks, Czechs 6,000 Parade Pasl Monarch; Slaais Beals Favored in Cromwell Denies Dissension • Dr. Boulware By GAYLE TALBOT OLY1\1PIC STADUTUM, WEMB monies be~an, Coach Dean Crom WATERLOO, lA. (JP)-Tourne1 Track Evenls LEY, ENGLAND (JP) - Kin g well of the American track and veteran Nell Staats of Davenport George VI of England opened the yesterday earned the opportunity OLYMPIC STADIUM, WEMB Olympic games yesterday in n ma lield forces loo~ed a statement as to avenge a defeat she suftered LEY, ENGLAND /JPI-The United jestic and in piring spectacle at scorching as the weather. He de in la~t year's Iowa Women's goll States and Czechoslovakia are-ex this stadium where for the next nied bitingly a published report tournament. pected to share the honors today fortnight the athletic youth of the not carried by The Associuted Mrs. Staa ts ~'10t sUll-par golf to world wlll compete foJ' glory. eliminate Dr. Loi~ Boulware of when the track and field compe •• ':1",-', .•..: •. Press-that there was dissension tition of the Olympics opens full l)t. · ~!./, ...... For 50 minutes the slender mon Iowa City, 7 and 6. This pits her bllist. arch stood at ulmost constant sa among the American sprinters be- , in the semi-finals this afternoon lute while G,OOO repl'e entatives of cause he had spent more time against defending champion Mary Two champions are destined to Louise Cordingley of Des Moines l>e crowned before dinner and 58 nalions streamed past the royal training Mel Patton, one of his own box in the colorful Olympic pa University of Southern California who played her best match game from all advance data and traln of the rneet to dereat Corky Major ng camp r ports the U. S. should rade and 75,000 spectators swelter stars, than he had on Barney ed in a burning sun. or Ottumwa, 3 and 1. capture the high jump gold medal Ewell and Harrison Dillard. It was MIss Cordinl'ley who and the Czechs should romp off Then as the vast stadium became trow!ced Mrs. Staats In lui hushed, the King, hi Queen stand He called the report "utterly with first prize in the 10,000 ye~ r's finals a fler the Davenport ing beside him, uttered the tradi lidlculous," pnd said his critics had meters !lnal. "gone a long way to dig up dirt." goiter ran Into an aUack of tional words: pleurisy. t lss Cordlnl'leY dem The 11m. event this mornin&, "I proolaim open the Olympic H added thot no "coach on Is the hla'h. jump prellmlna rl , earth could have been more care unstrded her usual resUlence a-ames of London celebraUn&' the yesterchl.y, howtver, when she · followed In the afternoon b y ful than we have to get away from 14th OlYmpiad of the modern met :~nd conquered the 19-yeal" hVG rounds of the 100 melers discrimination." era..~' old OUumwan w ho only Wed· aDd 400 meter hurdles, a.s well Seven thousand pigeon~ were re No vlslUng team in the open· nesdlloY had played the hotted the openln&, heals of the 800 as leased to whirl a10tt, cannon out InK parade received a n eater golf or Ule touM!ey when she meters and the 10,000 meter side tbe arenn thundered a 2 L-gun haud than the bi ll' American carded a I'ccord- breakln &, 76-; final. The hll'b jump rinal will salute, and through the ast portnl dl)iecalion which, because of Its five under women's par. be conl.ested In the afternoon. raced a tall blond athlete carrying alphabetica l ra Un &" was near the Today's other semi-ri nals maU'h George Stanich of UCLA is the Olympic flame which had been end of Lbe marching order. Lone pairs up Lois Penn and Mrs. Ray lleemed hottest in the high jump. kindled 12 days before in the vil before the Americans reached Mansfield, both of Des Moines .. He cleared 6 feet, 9 inches a rew lage oC Olympia in Greece. the alulinc point before the (AP Itadlowlrepholo) Miss Penn was two under par tor -days allo and then tapered The last of the hundreds or run King, the crowd was standioz the 12 holes it took her to elimin ot! TilE OLYMPIC FL,\ '11': REACHE LONDON on its last lap of tr aining. This is an inch and ners who had borne it 3,000 mllcs and cheering them on. ale Mrs. Mary Gordon of Belmond, the journey from Oll·nlpia, (~rr('ce. where It wa first kindled. John across Europe circled the red track While the standard bearers of 7 and 5 yesterday. Mrs. Mansfield IJ 16th better than Cornelius Mark, Olympic athlete from (Jambridge univcrsily. arrived at the fohnson's Olympic record set in once, then mounted a platform at many nations dipped their 1lags in shot a two-under-par first 9 as Wembley . tadium Yl' .. terday. ')' hl' ig-n in the background proclaims 1936 at Berlin. the stadium's east end and dipped salute to the British monarCh, the she defeated Mrs. Bea Petersen of it into the Olympic peristyle. The American bearer did nOt. It just the ideals of Olympic ath! tts. Iowa City, 6 and 5. The 10,000 meter race is consi crowd loosed a mighty cheer as a isn't done with the U.S. !lag. -.--- ~.--~------The outcome or today's Staats dered the property of lhe Iamous yellow flame leaped up, to burn Then, the Cards had Cordingley malch will probably Czech army lieutenant, Emil Zat Today, there will be the Iirst Hodges Campanella I ar t~r ballJ~d steadily through the 16 days ot the round in the SOO-meter run, and , Ibnck aglllOst Rex Barney to be hinge on which or the two women opek, who has run within two games. Ho mer To Beat Cards the score, Hodges slammed his have the sharpest edge on their seconds of the world murk of the high jump will be decided. The A choir of 12,000 voice sang women wil! settle their champion BROOKLYN liP) Ho me runs eighth homer oj' the year on a 3-0 game. 29:35.5. The Olympic standard is (AP Wlrepboto) Handel's beautiful "Hallelujah" ship in the discus throw, and lhe by Roy Campanella anr! Gil Hod- pitch with a man on base. Mrs. Staats, who entered her "30:11.4. chorus, accompanJ ed by a mass ges led the Brooklyn Dodgers to first state tourney in 1928. says THE NEW LOOK I N M EN' WJl\1l\IJNG UIT - Ernst trup· 400-meler hurdles will be reduced The Americans-Ed O'Toole ed band of guardsmen. The ath a third .-;traight win . over Sl. TJUU; !>·! LEAGUE her swing has been in fi ne fo rm IeI', wi s sprincboard diver, Is wearing one of the abbreviated to the field 01 finalists. It promise. • of Brooklyn; Fred Wilt, the In letes who had stQOd In ranks on to be a busy opening day. Louis yesterday. 9-G, dropping the Evansville 2, Decatur 1 most of the summer. She shot diana. FBI mall, and lIerman wlm uits that America' Ol ympic women swimmers find shock the &Teen Inlleld throu&'h the Springfield at Dawnport (pos tponed) In adjacent Wembley pool, the Cardinul ~ into fuurlh plllce. Dunvtlle 8, Waterloo 3 a 73 to set a course record at the Goffber&'. Lakewood. N. J .• do In &'. The IIlU e la on the rlcht I Vi cki Draves. . . di ver, who ceremony paraded back out of QuIncy 11. Terr~ Haute 4 Davenport country club on July 6 swimmers and divers also will Campnnclla" cluut came with WESTERN LEAOUE not have much of 110 chance In prepare {() mount the ladder at the Wembley. England, pool yes the ladlum {() scatter {() their and a week later she equaled begin th eir battlin... The m.en two men on in the fir~t inning D~s ~folnes 3. Uncoln 1 thl one, run as I\. final. terday. The men's uits "hardly cover any1.hin &, and are even worse dIstant quarter and IIowaH the w ill open competition In prfJ1g Omaha 5, Dcn ver , men's par at the Rock Island Ar than the women's," accordlnc to aney Le s, Ashevill e, N. C., tart of comPetition today. attack on loser Murry Dickson. SIOUX City 7. Pueblo 3 (flrsl game' • The high jump should be on board divlnr and Ju the 100 senal course with another 73. A merican sweep with Vern Mc swimmer. If the weather remains as it was yesterday-S9 degrees at mid-nrt-. m eters. Finals In the 100 are Grew ot Houston. Tex .• and Dike scheduled tomorrow. The wom Eddleman of the University or ernoon- it will be one of the hot -4 BIG DAYS- test Olympics ever. en will becln qualifying- in the JIIinots righ t behind Stanich. ZOO-meter breast stroke and in Other Mtions aTe not believed to Spectators collap ed and were carried out of the stadium at a the 100 meter free·style. The STARTING TODAY have any important challengers. swimmers, u Inc an indoor pool, The 800 meters, which is shap rate of one n minute during the Doors Open 1:15 NATIO L 1.1; QUE MERICA I. E 0 fl wID have a n evenJng se sian. Ing up as one of the most thrlll ceremonies, nnd toward the end II . I.. peT. OD. W. L. !'CT.O.n . three boy scouts who had carried Elsewhere, scattered around 3'70 Till 5:30 n o Ion ...... • lIS :17 . n9~ ing ev nts of the carnival, will n oston ...... •• ... /111 ,7 . flO~ .1\.~ 9 the banners of the nations pitched London, the basketball plnyet·s, see Mal WhiUield of Ohio State 8 rookl,...... 18 II " hllidelphia .... • n1 39 .G411 New York •••••••• f1 It;( ,oJ'!'! levelanll ....• ,.. • I\.;! WI .1I!l1 forward on their faces and receiv fencing stars and wrestlers arc sct start his attempt for an unpre st. Lou', ...... to ·41 .11 11 ew Vor... • • ~'t !tM • ~H~ P ili burch ...... II 4~ . ~·l l ed treatment in the infield. to begin their endeavors tuday . cedented 800 nnd ~oo double n elrofL .....•.•.•••.• 45 n .489 I:-hfladrlp h lll ...... • 45 49 .,"0 " lIbfurioD .•.•.••.•. 39 G~ . 129 M ost of the athlete who will Until the American basketball- Ilerb Barten of the nlver Ity elaolnnaU ...... '" H ft'! .f" SL. 1.0.' ...... ~3 ~ I . ~70 partiCipate In the p m s{()od rs marched past in the big parade, of Mlchll'an ha been fortunate Chltar...... :.11 ~ I ." 9 hl ...,o . . .30"1 .S 0 Ye '-fOrd.,'. "fl' n ih Yfdtrda,·. Re.u U. and tn:lrched long hours cIellPlte British skeptics had been incUned In the draw. Dou&, llarrl of New " ork IS. ('(ndtUulli .. the B Olton '!, PIU b u ra b 1 Bo, lon 8. DelroU J sun but the 100-yard dash to doubt the stories about their New Zealand is the only appar Dl'oolt lyo 9, l. Loul. 0 Olll~ ,amel .eheduled mtn w ho will try {() Qua lify In height. One look at seven-toot Bob ent stronK entry III his 800 heal P hll. d elph la 7. (,hluro I Toda),', P U.~herl today' openln.. heals 01 that Today', Vltllh"fI ~' ''w York at Chle.I" Cu l" Il)-L opd Kurland yesterdny convinced 'em. The Iirst rouoo ot the 100 meter St. LtJul ••t. S.,on ( nl.bO-Ortt .. heen (lo·n) va. Oelld 12-1) event were excused. The only dash should see the three Ameri (t1l·1) VI. SolIn 113·1) Wa hlnrl on al St. Lo." InlrhO sport cheduled {() becln last PIL' bll'lh a' 6'.0111). (nlcbl)-Chu Se•• borOllrh UHH Vii. Kenned y ,'.£.1) .r A 1 Ettie N ASSOCIA 'UON cans-Mel Patton of California, ftt, Hi-B) v,. Drane. (1~-fJ) u~ ph!'nl OJ-I) nlcht was water polo In the Toltodo 5. Loutsville 4 I n,..t ~.tnel Barney Ewell of Lancaster, PD., Chlc.,o at ~w York (nl.bt)-lIamner V'tI.adelphl • .t Odr... U ( n f, h l)--Cule Wembley pool. Toledo 4. Lout.vllie 1 (second Marnel (" .. 5) "1. Jon~. (9 .. 1\) man ,..·'n 'V •• lIutt;h lll lCon (1&'0) In ClI.n'J>oll~ 8. COlumbus 0 and Harrison Dillard ot Baldwin Clnolnnall 01 Phllldelp!,la (nlchl) HOI l.OJ) A" ( 'level.tld (n1rb U-Parnell Shortly before the opening cere- St Paul 7. Mtlwaukec 3 Wa1lac come throuah handily. BI.e.well (7-7> VI. I~.ber l II·al ('7-.;) VI. Uearden (8--3) The first two in each of the 12 ------"1~e 'DUOE " heats qualify lor the sec?nd r.ound. · VFW 2581 To Send "Doors Roy Cochran, the UOlverSlty t)f . • Bosox Blast Tigers, 8-1 Open 1:15" Southern California gradunte as- Juniors to National DETROIT (JP)-Three big home 1>6es sistant who hopes to have his VFW 2581 will send its junior runs including one by Rookie First Ph. D. shortly, is considered the EVER'fT~ ING ! s tandout in the 400 meter hurdles. softball team to Lillie Rock, Ark., Baseman Billie GOOdman with the for th national junior softball bllses londed br ught the Boston STARTS TO-DAY #e out·shoof;; -u,e tournament beginning this week- Red Sox an easy S to 1 victory over the Detroit Tigers la t night. "OVER THE WEEK-END" Ie Cards To Play end, Don Rogers announced yes- Big Jack Kramer yielded seven 'PeCOS lad ...oufwik terday. hits, pitching his 10th straight win, ~qhest Davenport Tonighl The boys will leave here Satur- extending the Sox American day morning at 9:30 and wi1J ar- league lead to a hall game ahead bad ~e~l ...a VId e\fet1 The Towa City Cardinals will rive in Wichita in time to play in of the idl Philadelphia Athletics. step ou t of the National Softball the openin, round on Sunday. I ol(k,~s ~htlq 8uII , Jeague tonight when they play the ;- _ _ Oiiiii_Oiiiii _____Oiiiii_. Davenport VFW club at 8:00 p.m. POSITIVELY tl ~s the Wests lit Kelley field. · -.-S-T-R-A-N-D-L-A-S=-:T~D-:A-:Y~.~ ENDS TODAY! Hap Leach, Cardinal hurler last hi 1~"iol4~ "~tw Look I, season, will pitch against his for "The Arqyle Secrets" mer teammate in the single game. -- •\ Itl \\heros I / Other Davenport players are Bob "Madonna of \he Desert" Schulz, SUI basketball and base ~ \ \ I I dl -/.,! "Doors Open 1:15 P.M." WUTIIERING I~/ ball player. and Pee Wee Day, .Northwestern athlete. The Cards are now in sixth place jn the Eastern division of the .Na , ~ tional softball league wi th an 11 won, 14 lost record. T hey will STARTS HEIGHTS . SATURDAY PL attempt to better their standing over the weekend when they play 2- FIRST RUN HITS- 2 the league leaders, Racine. there _ _ _ _ tomorrow night, and P eoria away on Sunday. Hurry. Ends Tonita (!!ffftt Robert Monlqomery '1IIDE The PINK HORSE' STARTS SATURDAY Wallace Beery The Picture We Marqaret O'Brien BAD BASCOMB Promised Youl fJ-l'.'J!j SATURDAY ONLY WEST of DODGE• CITY

Q .. .. 11/(;l1g of T,L C ne Or,.- Cirelli EDDIE ~ oAL~ · . Comes to CloWl!' -71ec hl//co/or SIJecI .""0/'1 .. CartoGn" .~ a/_ OV£L'l'Y -.- I II Colo. ALifRT -STORM· SlIop' - C I with JAMES G~EASOH · BINNIE BARNES LateII" "'arid £ 0 ol'toct,. GILBERT ROLAND • BARTON l.cUNE ...... Lt.. O"r News veil'"

- ., ... _ .,.._. -.. .. "' ~-04f ...__ 'I'D DAILY IOWAN, PlUDAY, JULy so. liltS-PAGE TimEt", . , Bantam Ben's Blasting BillVoiselle Stops Bues, 2-1 IOWA CITY'S GREATEST FOOD SALE AT SHELLADY'S BOSTON (IP) - Big Bill Volselle managed to weather several dan the third, which Eddle Bockman GREAT FRI.-SAT.-MON.-TUES. gerous situations yesterday and began by lining a double down LiHle Hawks Down pitched the National league's front the left field foul line. Dixie JULY 30-31 & AUG. 1-2 running Braves to a 2-1 triumph Walker beat out an infield hit over the Pi ttsbur«h Pira tes, his which moved Boekman to third IC All-Stars, 13-8; 4 DAYS 4 "Plenty of Free Parking" , first over the Bues in the last two and Ralph Kiner laced a single seasons. into lefl center field which scored Snook Paces Hillers CELEBRATING OUR Open Fri. and Sat. Evening 'till 9 p. m. Not only did the deliberate Vol Bockman. selle twirl his 11th victory of the City high scored 13 runs on ten P III· " ..c b ..uJ It B tllo.lon JUJ B H hit I t' hl t d f t th 1 le, season but he got one of bis rare Bockman. 3b 4 1 2l Holmes. ri ... 3 I 2 S as OIg 0 e ea e owa ort hils and drove in what proved W. lkH. rf ... 4 0 3 Dark . 15 ..... 4 0 0 City All-Stars, 13-8. lily C-Ropp ..... 0 0 0 Torlleson. lb . 4 0 0 Th All st . d 11 to be the winning run in the sec Kiner. U .... 5 0 I EI Uott. 3b .... 2 a I e - ars. comprise mas y red ond inning. Westlake. of 4 0 0 n eath. If ..... 4 0 0 of City High al~ and Moose nd :011 West , lb ..... :I 0 0 Conatser. d .. 3 0 1 baseball players kept on the LilUe VolseUe'. hU, a boUDChll' MurtauCh. 2b 4 0 0 Salk eld. c .... 3 1 2 2 . slncle &broach an Indrawn in Rojek. M .... 3 0 I Ryan, 21> ...... 3 0 1 Hawk's heels until the sixth in- Anniversary to I . Riddle. c .. :I 0 0lvolRue. p.... 3 0 1 nlng when City high pushed three 0/ field. was his flUh 0' the 1ear Queen. p .... I 0 0 th I h't and raIsed hi. batllnJ' avenae HI,be. p.... 2 0 0 r uns across e p ate on no I S. her A-GustIne ., 0 0 01 The All-Stars led only once We take t.hJ. opportunlt)o to express our IOn to .09'1 . B-J'llz,erald 0 0 01 ------during' the came-the first in- deep appreclation to our many customers Iry It b r 0 ugh t many laughing for their splendId patronace durinl' the .•..It J 8 nIDg'. Chuck Snook, Who led all let cheers from a ladles' and boys' ~~~:Ike.i · r~Jr ~ I ibe ~~l~~ THE TREATS S-Ran for Gustine In 9th batters "'''th four hUs in five pasl two yeaJ'\ll. We believe there are me day crowd of 23,129, of whom CoHan lor Walker In 11th triPS to the plate, doubled Bob ARE ON us ... many of you Ihal reall"e that you have jOt 12,813 paid. Pllt.burtrh ...... 001 000 000-1 K II t d Boston ...... 110 QOO OOx-1 ra acr OM or a one run a - received fuJ) value for your dollars spent The Tribe got a quick run in Error- Murtaugh. Runs b a lled In - van~e . FREE! In our store! We pledge ourselves to even 10 the opening inning, which Tommy k Iner, TOfllelOn , Volselle. Two base hJts grealer effort to supply YOU with the Ii - Bockman, Salkeld. Holmes. Sacrifices The Little Hawks tagged slart- SIdwell's Delicious Relreaho • Holmes slarted by arching a - Westlake. J . Riddle. Bockman. Volselle. Ing twirler Ch ris Chris tie for five Ulinp yOU need at the lowellt price and 11 SalkeU_ Lett on ba..,,.....Plllsb ufllh 12; " . "Ive you the same faIr and COurteOUll .f double oft the base of the left Boston 10. Base on baUa--Queen I . Hlgbe hIts III the fi rst two frames, cross- ICE CREAM cenler field wall. 4, VolseUe 6. Strlkeouts-Hlgbe 3. Vols- ing the pla le with six runs. This servIce year In and year out. ~ eUe 3. Hll.<-oCf Queen 4 In l li Innln,.. . . :e Tommy hui tled tID third after " Ilbe 4 In 8 ,.. Loslna l> l tch e~u..,n. outburst drove Christie from the STICKS Ie AI Dark filed out to riJ'ht and Umplres--Conlan . Sl" w art and Henline. mound in fa vor of Krall. Time-2:09. Atlendancf>-I:I,813 paid. Th' I H k h SERVED SATURDAY We sincerely trust that we shall scored after Earl Torl'l!IOn filed e Lltt e aw s put on t e "1'0 Mo m, Pop and the Kids" I out to center. clincher in the last of the sixlh From 10 A.M. 10 8 P.M. merit your patronage for many t The Tribe could fashion only Moose To PayI Tonig ht when Krall issued thr ee straight Pl ease Nole-Cblldren e one run on four hits and a base The Iowa City Moose baseball walks. The runners scored on an M u.s ~ Be Accompanied more years. Pleasing you hal on baUs in the second Inning when nine will play at Williamsburg 10- overlhrow at the plate and a pass By Their Parents the starting, and losing. Mel night under lhe lights. ed baU. kept us in business. I ch Queen was derrlck edi in favor of Kellogg broke the Moose's eight Whitey Diehl wenl the roule for ay KirbY Higbe. game winning streak Wednesday the Hawklets, allowing eight hits SHELlADY'S SUPER MARKET ~ s .. The Pirates' lone tally came In night, defeating them there, 5-2. and ten walks. lo,r (.4P Wirephoto) n .~ S!t- tTALIFOBNIA (WRAPPED) Id, TlfAT HOGAN KNOW -now - Ben Hogan demollKtrates a chip 'Id Ihd to Jimmy Thompson during yesterday's first round of the 'BIG SAVINGS! as Weslern Open. Hogan wound up the round one stroke off the pace PtACHES box 1.69 of " lib a 67. Everyday Needs FANCY STAKED SALAD BOWL ts * * * * II; * * DRESSING .. . .. • .. ' qt. jar 59c TOMATOES lb. 19c en MOTHER' BEST ~ ir (Iaylon Heafner Grabs Lead FLOUR ...... 25 lb. sack $1 .69 SOLID ICE BERG, Larre CINCH er Ys CAKE MIX ...... •.. pkg. 39c LETTUCf 1 for 1Sc m Affer 1st Round in Weslern McGRATll'S GREEN SWEET .ot he BUFFALO, N.Y. (IP) - Claylon . CUT BEANS .. 2 No.2 cans 25c 6 Realner, husky professional from Bill Nary of Phoenix, Ariz.; be DARK SWEET CANTALOUPES 3 for 43c ed Charlotte, N.C., seL the pace yes spectacled "Skip" Alexander of NOW CHERRIES _ .... . No. 2 Can 29c 'f- terday in the opening round of PHILLIP' - SOLID PACK • SUNKIST the 45th Western Open golf cham Lexington, N.C.; S.A. Staszowski pionship. of Winstead"Conn.; Michael Par ATA&P TOMATO ES .. 2 No. 2 Ca ns 29c LEMONS Doz. 3Sc Heafner fashioned a sCintillating co, the driving range operator RENOWN - SLICED - SYRU P 34-32-66, six under par, over [rom Kenmore, N.Y.; flashily PEACH ES . . 2 No. 2 !/z Cans 49c SWEET SUNKIST - Medium Size Brookfield Co untry club's weU dressed Jimmy Demaret 01 Ojai, GIANT GRANULATED - LarKe Box trapped and heavily treed ter Calif., and Ed (Porky) Oliver, ORANGES dez. 29c rain to take a one-sLroke edge lhe pudgy shotmaker from Seattle, SOAP- DUZ . . . . Large Box 29c DEL MONTE over ):len Hoga n of Hershey, Pa., Wash. Luscious FRESH DAILY in the first I8-hole slrelch of lhe FRUIT COCKTAIL . # 303 jar 29c 72-ho le fou r-day medal play tesl. SOUTH GRAPEFRUIT Six blrdJes adonlcd the big Giants Blank Reds, 5-0; CORN doz. 39c fIIu lberner's card a.lI d he »Iaycd Cooper Knocks in Four PER SECTIO NS . .. 2 No.2 Ca ns 29c the other 12 holes in pa. r as he BU. GOLDEN VALLEY - EARLY GARDEN wbeeled away 111 front, ill qurst NEW YORK UP) - New York's IIAA STUFFED or PLAIN 01 the $2,500 first prize in 'he supposedly inept hurlers, acting ~o. 2 ca~s $15,000 event. up like a bunch of Carl Hubbells, PER ~I . 3 Ibi. 29c: OLI VES ...... 2 ja rs 29c PEAS 1 .29c Hogan, the year's leading money bung their third straight shutout PEACHES YELLOW ELBERTA HOME GROWN COLORADO winner , and holder of the National on Cincinna Ii yesterday as lefty McGUIRES - RICH SPICY Open and PGA crowns, also had Dave Koslo blanked the Reds, SWEET CORN . dz. 36c Green Peas 2 lb. 25c PEACHES . . . .. No. 10 can 49c six birdies bu t lost the chance Lo 5-0. N.B.C. RITZ 2 Blr U-~Z. Bot. 25c deadlock tor the lead. by three Big Walker Cooper supplied the HOMEGROWN NEW YORK CRACKERS ...... 1 lb. box 29c (ATSUP \ putting the 225-yard par three punch that enabled Koslo to rack Yellow Onions 3 lb. 19c Green Beans lb. 19c BLUE BONNET 15th hole. up his sixth victory against five DEL MONTE - WHOLE PEELED George Sm ith, forty-two-ycar dcfeats. The catcher poled a hom OLEO ...... 1 lb. 45c old BII C/alo pro, was all a lone in Cl' with lhe bases loaded to climax NOW ON SALII IIfA' U ·flUII. . r.fl "'Oft • • Oft A.'. Apricots Heavy Syru~ No. 2 ~ Jar 29c the third spot with a 33-35-68 a rive-run first inning. AU_UST ISSUI FRESH COUNTRY over the par 72. COllrse, which I_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij f "SUPER-RIGHT" MEATS meanders 6,663 yards over rugged Woman's Day OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICE lI'Ound. "Ell 5 DOZ',19c MARTHA MEAD SOFT WWTE Cart Mlddlecoff, the touring BR,ENNEMAN'S CO"y C New Low 'rice. af Your Au"! EGGS denUsl from Memphis, also had Boneless, Sugar Cured, No Wasle B ~20 - o z. Loaves for a 68 wrapped UII acoording to FRUIT STORE BREAD 2 29c the omcial scorer, but he /.Jailed SMOKED BUTTS Cello Wrapped .... _ . lb. 69c a penalty stroke on 11 imself on Corner Dilbuque & Iowa Ave. Fresh Lean Meaty • C & H CANE TASTY LOAF the 17th hole, where he sahl 'fhrougb the Ca.nnlng and his ball budged as he moved PORK ROASTS •• •• • • • • • • . . • • . . . . . lb. 45c SUGAR 2-lb. box Melon SCallon we will be open I clgare~ paper from nea.r U. Sugar Cured until !l P.M. every evening. Be wound up with 35-34-69. SLICED BACON END.S 1 # Cello ...... 27c 100 Pound Ba. $8.14 (HEESE 91c That moved him into a lie with We always have Ice Cold six others io. the three under par SLICED BACON Wilsons Corn King, ... lb. 65c NORTHERN TOILET Watormelon and Pop. Full ~ LI . 1 22 Cr I II. or Sp r'l ..._ ....TlN \ • spo\. Paired with him there were line of Groceries, Frozen Fresh N.Y. Dressed foods. Fresh FilIh, Cold ICOIolSTOCK 0 33 STEWING CHICKENS 4-7# Avg . •...... 45c SOFTASILK CAKE I Slioid Appl.. Z.Jt s~R~ \ c TISSUE Meats and Cheeses. IAN9UU ; Fancy Fried Chickens Fresh N. Y. Dressed lb. 53c Phillies .Drub Cubs, FLOUR ; REGULAR 5c POPULAR KINDS Now in our store 'Wholl Chl,ttl ._ .~?:'~~ 1.1' OCEAN FRESH FILLETS Fancy Boneless . lb. 29c Fresh Picked eAIooI'fIU 1·4; Caballero Stars M.rshman... __ ...~I. Zle FANCY JUMBO SHRIMP ...... lb. S5c Lee. Box 39c (ANDY BARS 6F or 25t , SWEET CORN lONA PHILADELPHIA (lP) - Little 'orlc 1114..... I I~~ Zle 2- 25e "ACKA6ES FOil "RICE OF ONE l!alph Caballero paced an ll-hit Fancy Homegrown . KELLO&&'S . nAY Of at~ck with three safeties lha l TOMATOES 24-0t.PKGS. 25° BURGOMEISTER P UMPKIN Your Choice iV.,llt'l PIIt ...... 11tI 'lies. Zio PURO It It .... * • :. ., • 2 ONLY drove in three runs yesterday as t I HOMINY the Philadelphians took the rub Red June TranspareDt and IHIIII ltt.hl, ...... ~~ : Zio FOR JAKtN6J~.R..JC.OOKIN& B,EER PORK and BEANS ber game of the three-game ser Duchess APPLES . , IDe lb. '6-Oz. SOUP ies from the Ch icago Cubs, 7-4. ! D.er Wh'l...... Z~~:{ , Zic • PKG. SOc Case of 24 Bottles I CA""Ull'S , _L"Z. Blue Bonnet Margarine SPAGHETTI The Cubs made 15 hits and SPECIALS THIS WEEK $2.39 IDe drove Schoolboy Rowe from the :501,. ~:::m~~" .. . Z'nNS Zle GETS CLOTHES SNOWY WHITE LIMA BEANS -...rtI Comb Honey ...... 25c mound in the eighth h u t they AI' Siu.rlcrut ._ .... ~il~ 10e were una!:>le 10 bunch their safe Kalona Honey . . •. qat 1.98 AR"'OUII'S ties, leaving 10 men stranded on Sorghum BlU WHITE • • • • ~ .- NASH'S - RICH FULL BODIED Dri •• Itt' ~~ IZo WORKS WOND RS FOIl YOUIl WASH FREEl SAMPLES the bases. Walt Dubiel relieved (Country) ...... 9a1. 1.98 IIE1EI ' l GE. COFFEE BUSH POTATO CHWS Rowe. Chocolate Minta Butt.r ..... ___~TiJ t 10 "K6. 290 .' Andf Seminick hit his third SWElL' • • .... . • •• ••• 1 IDe: - 20c - 35c Baqa I-lb. box ...• ...... 59<: IlLEAI YU I 2-Lb. Can home run in as many days for the FOR SNACKS, ARMOUR'S 89c - AN IOWA CITY PRODUCT - Phils. 1•• 1 ' Conn ...... C:-i Zlc lV~ . OZ.18° •••• TIN , far Lon"'" Ski. I. Hot w.. tIIor DEVILED HAM • • ~ • CAL. ALBERTA I SWIITHIART SOAP OF LOVELY WOMEN I···································~ TOILIT SOA' PRIC ES "5 LAS Hf D" IN ·0 UR MEA T DEPA RT M :EN T :!~E S 0 79 c LUX TOILET SOAP • • .• 3 27 , SWIFI"S ROUND FRESH DRESSED PE A(H ES 17lh. lug 1. 3 l!:ES 27 1,000 Lbs. Speelal Sale Prlee I i HEALTH FUl -NOURtSHING STEAK FRYERS FOR CANNING WASHINGTON STATE Cui-Up Ready I I lb. Fa. SOff, S1oo40~ SICIN HEINZ BABY FOODS _e. • 3H/tl~~ ' 2~ 79c tor the Pan 49 'ALNOLIYI IA PR I ( 0TS 12 lb. lug 1. I TOILIT SOAP FOR DAINTY THINGS l6E. 34c RUMP or ROLLED BIB lb. 53c ROAST c PKG. 2 'AJ~K~E 27 LUX FLAKES • • • • • • • • BOSTON BUn PORK lb' 63c ROAST ...... lb. S8c ISylEE T (0 RN ~oz.39c I loiN! IIoo4PROYID SIRLOIN or T-BONE SMALL, CENTEB CUT .8UNlUST I ANIlICAN STEAKS CHOPS . . . . .• lb. 72c 'A.ULY FLAIlS WILSON'S, Boned or RoDed lb. 79c lb. 53c 61ANT 8ftc HAM ••..•••• lb. 7Sc I LE M0 N S Do • .39c I SIZE ..,- FINE QUALITY I CALL 6183 FOR YOUR FAVORITE BRAND OF I BEEF CHUCK ( , • BEER OR ALE • DlPIND.... li-lfflCliVE FOR SU"'Io4I. W.t.SHES ROAST SUPER SUDS BREEZE lb. 49c c l GE. c I· THE FRUIT BASKET 'KG. 31 I 33 MORRELL PRIDE L:.:VTH DUBUQUE PHONE 8U3 I BACON ...... lb. 69c •••••••••••••I ...... ~ TD DAILY IOWA..~, FlUDAY. n1LY !O. U4&-P ¥arket Basket -::' .- The Dally IoWan . Postw.ar Austria Controls Key Your Guide 'to ESTABLISHED 1868 Commencement Meat Prices 'Steady' By DAVE NICOLETI'E ' FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1948 To Danube River Controversy TIME: 8:00 P.M. Wednesday, Iowa City butchers are holding ch/lDges-five in all-but (AUltrlan-bom Berthold Gas right for sun'ival, because what , --':"--'---~------ August 4 the retail price of meat down "~o cancelled one another' to leaw ,- jR. UDIBJ:R 0 .. 'I1IB ASSOcIATED PB:&S!I ter. who wrote 'he foLlowlOK PLACE: The Armory - West we ean sell a little more of it," the index at $17.57, the same u . you protect is not worth saving. F' dOff HI Th. "--"lateM. dter mtler' Ansehluss. Comlnr ball diamond vey. 8verage price change yesterday .~ Now that the war Is over and ID this country, GIUI~ received Austria. has been found to be on To VI'ctl'ms' Mother PARKING: Supervised park Butcbers report that wholesale ... , were eggs, up 2 cents a dDZell; BoanI 01 Tnbtt!ft: Lt!o.Ue G. Moeller. ",.. I lalOl1 La literature, The conference ID unciae zations have offered help to the (In case of rain report di bor is scarce, partly due to th fact young mother. She said her phone dicated a slight drop in the pork Prices listed are averages frO/ll pop) are likely to rl'all wnw of the "dallb~l'ouS" books befol'e RUlIS-lmpOsed restrictions on that thou.ands ot prisoners-of-war re~lly to ushers inside.) has been kept busy this morning 3. Fonow the instructions al wholesale market. However, Iowa aU stores surveyed. tb committt'e ('an onl·r t111'm l'l'llIoved. Danube navlptlon ma.y bera.ld a. have not b n returned. from Rus Yesterday's index of $17.57 Is ID new attempt of resolvlDK eas&. with offers of help. ready mailed to you for the City butchers said pork prices "\ e'd like to help out just !l litll(,. We don't prp ume to know sia. Most raw materials are taken estimate of the sum a student fam WeR differences In Europe by Southwest Iowa's total of polJo degree granting procedure remained generally steady with out ot the coun1ry, ostensibly as ily of three persons will spend. 10ft aU th morally ·ubwr. he uHuks on tl\l' .Il'I,,(, of 1i1.J1·llrie and dlplomaey Ins.ead of force.) reparations. cases for thls year rose to 88 Ulis 4. There will be no reces just an indication of :J drop. book IIpllers. W!' would' bowt·\'t'r, like to offer a ~hort Ji t 01' Ollle • • • afternoon with the admis ion of sional. Academic apparel, Two meat items in the market groceries this week. As n re ult economic recovery address cards, scrolls, may basket rellected a price change in The cost of each food item II that trik u as inllUt'diot ·1" daH 'el'ou . . By BERTHOLD GA TER is con tantly retarded. The peas Morgaret McCord, 9. or Dunlap 'W can stal't with the Brhlt>. 'rhl" 'on' uf ~on~rs, for ill. tonce, to Mercy hospital. be check in at Campus yesterday's survey. Ground beef weighed in accordance with ~e Just os east and west b We to ants hold their output down to a 1 amount of that commodity a stu i d finitely Hllgg . liVt'. Anll think of all Ib!' WOI'US, I}hra~l' s lind Her admission brought to 32 the Stores immediatel)' follow was down cent, and first grade day for supremacy in 1he vilal minimum since they cannot re Ing the exercises, and must bacon picked up 1 cent a pound. dent family of three uses In a ction that dl'al \ ith phy.,i,'ulllttt·ul'tions. or ('Ulll'lll', \\ cOl1ldn't alize the market prices [or their number at patients in the hospi areas ot north-centrol Germany, a tal. be checked in at Oampus There were three other price week. exactly Buppre' the BillIe, out IIII1YI.J(' WI' can l'I'I1"OI' ont nil the similar contest tor power is tak products that a normal economy Margar t is the daughter of Mr. Stores by noon August 5...... It- :If Jla ty part.. ing place in south-central Europe, could easily give them. Itom Tbl, w*.... L~.I ..., and Mrs. Lloyd McCord. I lb. Iowa Brand buller ...... , ...... $ .85 * Th old (h('('k plays, Iik tllose IJ~' ROl/llol'le and .A ristopholl(''1, specilieaJly Austria. The enUre Question ClUJ. actu * I doz. ,rade A .," ...... ,...... 51 •.• ..• ar cla' 'ie, with Il :1000 ) ('a I' hi. tory, uut thl'y'l" definit ly Throughout European hi tory ally be boiled down to t.wo WOl'ds I lb. lUlls Bros. coU...... 54 .,. Austria's Important geographic po -reparlltJollll and fear. I shall ... "dirty". Their th Ille. inelude III . t, lIIurde!', ill!.!".'I, rupe-noth McBride/s Hall :0 df~: ::'o'7!i~· . o:a~.8.~ ::::'::.':' ::::::: :::::::::::::::: :;: .511 ing that go d AUH'I·it·UJIS ·hollll1 Iwow aUout. sillon as the gateway to the Bal dlsellSll the que tiOI} of fear #2 can Tenderswed Peas (med.1 ...... i!I JO kans and the near east ha made Ru Ian fear-later. it2 can Van Camp I>Ork &. beanl ...... 20 .10 Volt air ' CUlldld ho 01111' intl'I'(' till 'I, "pmpl ' po sag - #2\0, can 0.1 Monle sliced peaches ...... 33 .33 her the battle ground for strong Reparations are the sore spot of 1 can Campbell lomalo ""up ...... 11 .11 and Bo a·eio's fJlca lllU'Oll hn~ II long tl'Otlllioll (lr titillation. 1' outside forces, ever jockeying for all east-west negotiations. The I lb. Spry ...... 44 ... vante' DOll Quixolt, lis" Ii I.Jl'lIh with pro titut . 81H.10me of 1 lb. can red sockeye !lalmon ...... 69 ,. better po Ilions in the £lght to con discussions inevitably come round 'Hell's Bats' in Grand Island La.... I ... Ivory Flakes ...... ~ .:It Lonl B~'ron 's pot'lTIS Ilrt' ('ull('dOl'!>' itl'lTI·. BHtel' taR ~hakeRpl'are trol the Danube, and the political to the derinition of German assets. 5 lb. Whll. cane .ul/ar ...... 48 out of high 1-,('11001 cour,,('., tuu II lot IIf hi lillt'· al' quite IUI·id. B!J nTLL J/cBRlDE . )0 Ib, Cold M,-dol rlour ...... 92 .••IS power that goes with such con Needless to say, the Russians hove 1·1 lb. 4 tn. OOlC Quuk r O.t, ...... 18 Word comes 1hat a bat hilS attended the last two xpenmental .1' f conrst', aU 01' th S;' 1IIcnti()Jll'd al'j' fUl'l'igw'1 11lIyway. '\' quests. Tha1 light rages today as one definition, the western Allies , ~ lb. pk,. B.k~r·. iIWllli' \I itll tlll'1ll wry l'u"rI~. luroiusl>, as ever. Its outcome may have another. 1 lb. Armour lartl ...... 30 .30 well be the key to peace on the posl'cI to han' stul·tt'd bwishing around as soon as lhe lights went 1 .b. around beet ...... •...•.... ,...... 59 .10 \Ve can cleall ont hUIIIl' or Ulil' ()\\ n Aml'l'il'an wdt!'l'>!, too. Hem According to the Russians, any lt continent, and therefore, peace In out, l11uking frNll1en( pOSit'S throngh th pot light and cr ating 1 lb. HchoJre round steak ...... •...... 95 ingway, D . Pu 'OS, \\'011'1', I:-itl'illbp('k, nil hllv(' III )pust Oll!' ~exy Austrian property which wos Ger I lb. center cut pork ohop...... "...... 75 .,5 piROd in every book thl'),'vI' \\rittt'JI. HI' ,lIl1tUI'/llIy, is not'parl the world. man at the time or the armistice some ell'lJ1l'n! of' nil afline. IIIIl00lg feminine playgoers. I lb. 1st ,rade bacon...... 79 .71 Out of the first World War I 20 0'. loal whIle bread ...... 17 .17 of tbe AIIlPI·icnn wily of lift" 0 \\1' IOlIst kelp klluwled" of it fl'om is to be considered German prop 1..\.1. wUllld lIe"I'I' IIJlJ))'OW of' they had been rorclbly deprived that. ity nnd, on the baSis or Europ an comp 01' this," Hhc WUH right, IJO good cllm of it. June examinations, Dean R. A. nino, Hackensack, New Jersey; stondards, a high standard of liv at. and would till give to the • • • Wrbst!'l' was IllWH SUI'!' witrther it WIIS the advertised flying Kuever of the college of pharmacy Lois A. Peterson, Sioux City; Ray ing. The failure of the Danubian victor Ole honest I/rlzes of war, announced yesterdaY. . mond P. Rogers Jr., Newtoo; In fu(,t, \\"I' Ihinl{ just II 11011 t tI", sllf!'~t thin'" to 11(1 il-! to pUI II ide such as the war Industries and scenes 01' the pictures of J ean Harlow that had tempted the bat to governments to mak suC!icient Five other students passed all Norman F. Schoonover, Washilll all the bo .. ks br \Iul'alin AI;.!t·l· ,11'., 1I11t111.\ 1 1t)lIi~1l ;\Iay AIi'ott, and r clprocat tradc agreements Indi oil refineries bum up by the M't' hiS fil'st 1110\,11" bul whateY('!' it WIlS, aerollBllti!'s or pulchl·i. but the oral part of the tests, he to n; Willlam L. Siebert, Downers Ull' pOt'm ot' I~d rOI' LIlt's!. 'l'hl'lI hur,tl (>\,cl'ythin ('1st' ' XCI')J!, rectly led tu th' JilUe country's Gel"Jllans. tudc th(' hut wa'! in. Appal'l'ntly lJ(l sat through both matine II Ill.; 1he currl'nt crop of ('(llIlil' Oook". 'l'hul way \\ ,'llll U(' !Ill]" that downfQll, Since economic necessity The point is that enough would witllUllb !III utlel'ullce, but when evening clime it was U ililJ'rrcnt said. They must work in a Phar-, Grove, Joseph L. StremM, macy for one year before quali- Colfax. Raymond J . Sutter, .B¥S" our !!hiltlr 'n willlll'\'l'r lI,' ,'l1ntlJlllinllll'U by anything approaching forced it into the German barter be leCl to s nd Austria off to a stOI'V I'"tin')". trade orbIt in 1936, and the recovery program which would \Vhpn the 'j'jrst dogfight scenl' nppel.lreil on thp screen, Vincent lying to take the oral examins- llngton, and Charles J. Willler, reality. tions. Centerville. eventual "Anschluss" in MarCh, take it oft the ERP hook aft r a KWOOPl'd down froJlJ the bill· ny aud Hcreeched, "I t 'em have it 1938. certai n period or time. Ow.;!" IT!' was so cOl'1'ied away with the story that be forgot that Going Up in Smoke Let me emphasize thot the Al The establishment of :l corpornte it was jUHt a moyi and b>goJlgiving instructions to tlle Allied fascist Slale in 1934, ond the rc lied definition would lead to an pilot!!. WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR 'fhe s!'JIin? pri('/\ or l'ig'Ht'e ttC's hu ~ bl'pll up a ~I'nt for ollly 8 day ~ultIng abolition of d mocratic objective, though not necessal'ily a -"Iur 1,. minul(s tlte bal flew {ol'lnaliOlt with the Spacl illla{Je.~ now, but til(' complaillts 111'(' in till' ail' :ill·(·ady. rights in ravor of one party ruie just solution; ror were we to pun 8:00 n.m. MornIng Chapel 3:00 p.m. Music Hall Varlett., 'I'hl' wholl' tllill~ 'Pt' nl~ tl) hi IIIl oir.i"tt h'-;'oll in inflation 0111' by the Christian SOCialists, brought ish the Austrian people for their ami III I'll Ilti/l{Js I' afty ac;l hoi. 7'/te erman ace and his flying 8: 15 n.m. News 3:30 p.m. News conduct under the Nazl regime, l'i1'('/IS iO()lIIul lip Oil lite horizon outnumbering the 8pads and 8 ' ~O a.m. Mornln, Serenade a vet rall Cilll Up pl'l'eiull' ('lOPI'(' ially. )\ Ir ow I' t hI! \\0 dd A merieull about the surrender of n divided 9:00 n.m. Musically YOll", 3:3~ p.m. Advenlures In MUlle which, by the way. was anything Vi,INIII 10111' 10 (llIl'. 9:15 •. m. Splrll of Ihe Vlkln,. 4:30 p.m. Tea Time Melodle. cijtarett(''1 rl'pr'I'!'wllt IIII(' of tilt' .ound 'st IIn'dia of l'xcb8 11 in Il. majority to the Nazi minority in 5:00 p.m. Children'. Hour 1938. but befltUng decent human be 9:30 a.m. Goldon Gale Quorlet battered rlubul ('('0110111,\' . A('liol1 was Il'rI'it'i(' fOI' IIwhilc. Vincent did Immelmans, chun· 9:5/.) 3.m. News 5:1~ p .m. Muolo.l Moods The Coel thot the Christian So ings, 1hen we would surely have to 10:00 •. m. The lIookshelf hill st', (l1'1'1ll1l11, Itul iull or Lutin AUJ!'ril'on cilizC'ns know wbat d('lles and lit Il'f\st six ontside loop .. 5:30 p.m. UP '1'0 The Minute New ... ciolis~, usually just a conservative destroy every former Nazi in Au s 10115 n.m. AIler BreakfnSI col fee Sports it is to hllvp U plI('k of' A 1II('l'il'lln cigHl'dtps 0(' worth so lllany coin, 10:45 n.m. Plano Melodies agrarian party, had been taken tria, and during the time of Ilit • • • 11:00 a.ln. Johnson COllnty News 6:00 p.m. The Dinner Hour one duy 1l1HI u f('w 11101' t h(' IIC'X t. over by Fascist elements only serv ler's peak, that meant the majority After disturbing tht' !lllCliencp compl('tely the IIwful vent hop. 11 : 10 8.m. Latin AmericQn Rhythm 7:00 p.m. Unlvenlly 01 Chk.", JIowod. rt'!! 11 :30 a.m. Melodle. You Love table not II ctJlllfol'tin!r thOIl/dlt ",hlIJl you rl'lllizl' lhat lhe vlIlu(' ed to nail down Austria's coffin or the people. But since the mo penN]. Villcent lost his l.Jenri]]g8 and flew smack into the hot pro II :45 a.m. Adventures In Research 7:30 p.m. Remln\sclna TIme of Am'I'ican Cil-(ltrf·ltl'ij i. till' ~IIUI", Ullt ullothl'l' ('pllt ont of the with a decided bang. (01' persecut tive or the victorious powers In 12:,~ noon Rhythm. Rambles 7:55 p.m. News .i (,tioll 1111111), is:miting- Iris llighly inflamlllllble fuel tonk. 12:30 p.m. News ':00 p.m . Musl. You Want '1IJIlkl>. ed masses there is no in enLive to Aus f;ia is to build up rather than Amet'ican dollar hl1<; gOlW liP ill He fought furiously for control and went through 1111 ortit of 12:45 p.m. Sporls Round Table ' :30 p.m. Waltz TIme destroy, lhal is the course to be 1:00 p.m . Musical Chals a : 4~ p.m. Here's To Veteran. ------[allowed. ~rlltibr1S trying to whip out th e flam s. In a few seconds Vin 2:00 p.m. Johnso n County New9 9:00 p.m. Campul Shop 2:10 p.m. necent ond Contemporary 9:45 p.m. News To Be Continued ('('nt 'il ('onll'ol , nrfac s wcre gon , ond he knew he was licked. H MusiC ]0:00 p.m. SIGN OFP Hey, Mister-Watch What You're Doing! shoutl'tl bl'llVely to the still fighting aircraft on the screen, "Carry FORMER SENATOR DIES on boys! 'fhl' dirty .. tinkers got me, but this WII rain 't over yet WASHINGTON (IP) - Former get one for me Ous." Senator James Eli Watson, 84 , WHO Calendar WMT Calendar who served in congress under • • • (NBO OuUe&> {CB80aU.) eight presrdents and who was With that he pulled nose tip, stalled 011 t mId SplUt in, nwki,t{1 6:00 p.m. Standard Melody Parad. 4:00 p.m. Ballroom. Nusl. otten mentioned as a presidential as tl'll U "llwIHI·" as Tfou'ard Ilugites evet· filmed. (" Flamet·" 6:30 p.m. News. M. L . Nelsen 5' 45 p.m . Lowell Thom .. candidate himself, died yesterday. I'S (/ 11107' lenlll/lld Ildtlling to Jome 6:45 p.m. Morlon Downey 6:15 p.m. Robert Q . Lewis lias do wilh Ilusspll.) 7:00 p.m. Band of America Paul Lavalle 1:30 p.m . Romance 7:30 p.m. Who Said ThaI? 8:00 p.m. My Favorllt Husband 8:00 p.m. Thealer. "Main Slreel" 8:30 p.m. MU Blcomedy 9:00 p.m. Slopsle Maxie 9:00 p.m, Everybody Wins I'D RATHER BE RIGHT • 9:30 p.m. Hollywood Thent.r 9:30 p.m. Dick Jurgens Orchestra 10:00 p.m. Supper Club 10 :00 p.m. News, Jackson 40:15 P,m. News. M. L. N.lsen 10 :15 p."" Sl>Ort~. Cummln. 10:30 p.m. Can You Top This? 10 :30 p .m. Favorit. Son, Antidote for Set 'Fo.ces 11 :00 p.m. Sports, Bill Ster... LO:4S p.m. Crosby TIme

By SAMUEL GRAFTON (New York POI& Syndteate) OFFICIAL DAILY BULLOI"

I find myself a little amused at hysteri aI, undiplomatic and, in way we can seem to get a gray the absolutE horror displayed by our own way, quite provocative. politically is by pitling clear blacks There is no such party. And that some of the more biCter critics of and whites in fervent opposition the Wallace party over the fact is very odd because, in private that that party never blames Rus conversation, one finds scads of to each other. Nobody will say sia for having done anything to people who seem perfectly able in a ploUorm wbat so mapy wll1 injure the peace, and yet blames to entertain both ideas at once, say at the dinner table. the United States, always and the idea that we have sometimes It is a mark of our frlghtehing UNIVERSITY CALENDAR constantly, in bulk and in detail. been at fault, and that the Rus times that public character nlust Frida.y, July 30 Theatre. For these same critics, if they sians have also sometimes been be so much more IntransIgent thun at fault; they seem to be able to 8 p.m. University play: "The WeclnetlClay, A,.,... • are truly faithful to our biparHsan private character. Many will speak World We Live in," University 10- foreign policy, do muoh the tame handle the two ideas comfortably for America, with passion and elo Theatre. 8 p.m. Commencement, ... thing in reverse; they always without bursting open, or falling quence; some will presellt justi . Saturday, July 31 Union. blame Russia, never blame the apart into fragments. fications of the Russian course, I have mentioned to persons who 8 p.m. University play: "The ThandaY, A1I&1IIt II United States; they find that every but the result ill not Quite true World We Live In," University Independent Study Uult Russian move has been sheer pro take strong anli-Russian positions ratiocination. Q,... tbat we have done a bit unneces (For Information recardlnl dates bnond WI acb ...... vocation, every American move It II hard 'io &hInt lOUdly and sary sabre-rattling, and they have aee reservations In the otflc~ of the Preslden&. Old C.p..... ) -. a merely necessary counterthrust. masalvely when the aeeond part agreed; they bave been perceptive forceQ upon us. of the .,Uociam Ilea la- _ Their stand may be more accep and knowing about it, though they body elle', head. GENERAL NOTICES ..... table, on the nationalist level, but would rather perish, I think, than carry any of this sensitivity to On the philO$()phic level, it is Sunday from 2 to II p.m. ' 'l'hirtl: it would be hard to show that it not altogether bad to have a Wal tJNIVBRSITY GOLF COUaSE is any more acceptable, or even the platform. four of the palntlngs are Wloa 1 have found WaUaceltes who lace movement, to present at least Gollers wishing to avoid con shown In the maID 10\1l1li of till very diCferent from the other, on a small touch of contrasting color, gestion on the first tee of the uni the philosophic level. have had lone .. loom)" momenlll Iowa Union. over certain bellll"e.rent Ruuian In a setting which woUld other Versity goll course should arrange Tours of the Illow In tile Itt ( IUPpose that thi.l oPPQIIltlon statements and over Russlan In wise have all the monocromatlc for stQrtln¥ time every afternoon auditorium will conllnue - .... of t.wo ra~r extreme ltands comprehension of Amerlca, but, charm of a hospital operating room. and also Saturday and Sunday Sunday and WedDelclaJ aft..... II the bes'- we can hope for. But ala.in, these are penons who The question is how much ming mornings. The golf course will at 4 o'clock durin, the IUIIIDIU It II a ",(Ie lad. would not want to slY In public ling of ideas is produced by this open at 6 a. m. Saturday and, Sun leasJOn. A real peace party, a party that what they quite definitely leel head-on opposJtlon of Ideas, aud day and at 7 a. m. other days, Call didn't hate anybody, might, I as prlva.ie characters. the answer is, dam lltUe. extension 2311 tor stortin, tiJne. (JAMPU8 STOOl , " think, be willing to concede that This is the century of the set Peace walts for a movement August gradulf1.e. who ordtr6d The the Russians have quite unneces face. It's like a youngsters' game that can Br¥UC with itself, one AJlT EXHIBITION graduation annoLIDeem.entl mil sarily painted themselves into a in which the first one to break that allows diSSimilar ideas to be The lourili annual exhibition of pick them up at Campus stor... , Uti corner by their morbid theorizing into a smile loses the prize. properly introduced to each other, co,llemlXWary art 18 on dJspIay in Campus storn II open dallt about the nature of capitalism, and Reality is almost always a gray, in the hope 1hat they can get the matn galterY and the art aud from 8 to 5 and Saturday from • that we have on OCCasion been not black nor white; but the only aloni. itorium daily from 9 to II a~ on to 12.. . ,j THE DAILY IOW~. nmAY• .JULy 30. 1948-PAGE nn uSe Daily Iowan Want Aas .. Her trumpeting Trunk Just a loot ·· . Farben Men Jane Stevens To Wed H. Ashbaugh LOST AND FOUND PASSENGER WANTED CLASSIFIED RATE CARD Convicted of FRIDAY .•. Bulo\'a wrist watch DR1VING to Delroit August 3rd. CASH RATE at Fairview golf cour. e between Take two persons. '47 sedan. 1 • I DI1....sh pel' u.. per #1 or),!.! #7 tee. Call Ext. 4197. Call 6700. R ward . War Crimes ..,. 1'WO passengers to Lexington, I c..o.u" 4.. ' .....11. per LOST: Small blaek 3-ring note Kentucky or vicinity. New NEURNBERG UP)-Fqur Ger "')IeI'da,. bo k. Iilegiblp notes. Call Ext. Mercury. Leave August Bth. Re man industrialists of the giant I. • c..ellUve lle Iter taJ.... 3788. turn 21st. Phone 9446 . G. Farben chemical combine were .... JIll da,. I'll" 5-word ..trale per Uoe convictea as war criminals today. ....II1II Ad Z LInea. WORK WANTED Their conviction by an American TYPEWRITERS court raised to 13 the number of Bough\.-Rented- old aABY sHUng and sewing. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 94.79 . former Farben officials found .. fer Col.1Ib!. Ineb guilty of war crimes after a trl1ll Or .. tot • MouUa REPAIRS TYPING studenlll' theses. y Faetory Trained Mechanics 7026. of ,II months. CUlHlJatiOD Deadline 5 p. at. SOLD The 13 men were charged with ...... ,ble for One Incorrect WHO DOES IT plundering Germany'a neighbor .. InIertJoJl Only By E1Ccluslve ROYAL Dealer .. ASHES and Rubbish hauling. 1 countries and USing Hitler's slave .. Au "' DIU;, Iowan Ilabor program to further their ...... Of bee, ElBt Ball, or WIKEL TYPEWRITER Phone 5623. I own ends. The fUll group of de. DIAL 4191 EXCHANGE HERB'S pick up. Baggage, light fendants, 24 in all maklng up Far 124 E. College Dial 8-1051 hauling, rubblsh. Phone 5981 or ben's high command, was acquit 7725. ted yesterday on charges of plan FOR SALE ning and waging aggressive war. NOTICE Sentences will be imposed on COMBINATION ~aa and woocl SUTTON RADIO St:ItVlCB the guilty this afternoon. SECURITY, AdVancement, High stove. $15.00. ~ll 7715. GU:lrllnteed Repaln The U. S. tribunal headed by JANE STEVENS WILL MARRY HAKLEY H. ASHBAUGH ON pay, four weeks vacatlon 8 For All Makes AUGU T U. Miss levens. the dlloucble.r of Mr. and Mrs. Chaunce,. year. Work In the Job you like. Judge Curtis Shake of Vincennes, HEW 811IPMENT OF nome and Auto Radloe Ind., took two days for the read· levens, SeaUle, Wash., was &'1'aduated cum laude from the Uni These are the highlights in the versity of Washin ..ton, Seattle, In 1942 anel ruelved her _leT's SUMMER CREAMS! We Pick-Up and Deliver New U. S. Army and U. S. Air ing of its judgment. Today's con 331 E. l\fArket Dial 2239 victions were on charges of mis derree trom the University 'Or low," In 19U. Mr. Ashbaurh Is the Sere are elelicloWl creams In Force career. See M/Sgt. O. A. son of Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Alhbauch, Sac CIl)'. He ts a senior hi McClung, Room 204 Post Office. use or slave labor. One of those ~r cOltiJl&,s--maple, but- found guilty on this count was the university collece of liberal arts where be Is a member of 1tI', aDd whipped erearns;dlp. Fritz. Ter Meer who was convict Irma Delta Chi, profeSSional Journallam fraternity. The weddlnr ,e4 french nougats, too. NEW AND USED BIKES wUl be held IJI Seattle. leor Immediate Delivery S IALLE T BABY ELEPHANT IN Al\1ERICA Is the claim of the ed yesterday ot plunder and spoil- DIXIE'S CARMEL CORN Dailry Brothers circus for the animal above, The elephant Is lIart ation ot oC\:!upied eountries. SltoP Repairs tor All Makea of the menagerie of the elr us which will appear here today with Keys Duplicated Windini up its opinion with the Courthouse To Close , 80uUa Dubllllue performance at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. slave labor charge, the court laced Dr. E. B. Clingman Novotny Cycle Shop into the Farben directorate for For ShaH Funeral 111 S. Clinton Wuerffel Visits Friends shutting its eyes on the treatment Dies at His Home Officials and employees in Services Tomorrow of the victims of forced labor. Johnson county courthouse will Prof. L. C. WuerHel, formel' The tribunal's opinion brushed Dr. Edward Bright Clingman, attend the funeral today for Addle YOUR WDOU: • pastol' ot t. Paul's Lutheran aside the Farben defense that Ger Shaff, 65, the court reporter they For M. W. Murphy mans used slave labor under Hitler 73, Iowa City chiropractor tor 20 WEEK'S WASD chap I, is on the campus this years, died at 5 a.m. yesterday at worked with before her ft:tire wcek compl ting wOl'k on his mas or perished. The industrialists, the ment iast year after 40 yeus of in Funerol services for Michoel W. his home, '103 S. Governor street. 30 l\flNUTES ter's degree. He is the gu st of court said, "embraeed" the pro service. Murphy, 69, retircd SioUJ1 Falls, Born near Cedarville, llI., Sept. le29 CHEVROLET. Best offer. at Ule Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Bertrom, 1003 gram and to some degree even Judge Harold D. Evans ordered S. Dak. farmCl', will be at 9 a.m. 19, 1874, he mllrried Nora Bell Call 2367 after 5 p.m. LAUNDROMAT E. Court 5tl' et. "broadened" it. the oflice of the clerk of the court tumorruw in St. Patrick's church. Van Dyke Nov. 1898 at Cedar 24 S. VlIolt BUl'en St. At presenL. the Rcv. M. Wuer! 23, BIORIGINAL owner, 1939 V-B Mr. Murphy died Wednesuay at Falls, Iowa. closed, and Auditor Ed Sulek Ford tudor. Overdrive and other Phone 8-0291 f"l is dcan uf stUdents at Concor SUI Student To Speak ordered the entire courthouse Sioux Falls. He was born near Dr. Clingman was a graduate of fltras. 817 Finkbine. dia seminory, SL Louis. lIe will Cosgrove, living thel'e until 1923 closed, during the time of the CONFIDENTIALLY we think FiJn be h('l'(, uillil cOllvocation cere In Rev. Dierks Absence Iowa State college and the Palmer funeral, scheduled tor 2 p.m. UPRIGHT piano. Good condition. when he moved to Sioux Falls. School of Chlropractry, Daven Foam is tops for cleaning auto monies August 4. He farmed there until 1942, when A university student will speak Sulek said the county oUices Recently tuned. $35.00. 132 upholstery. Yetter's Basement. port. would reopen at 4 p.m. Westlawn Park. he retired. at services Sunday in the Fir3t IOWAN l U;XlCAN WAR Surviving are his wiCe; one sis Baptist church in the absence ClI He was a member of the local LI'fTLE Willie lit a rocket which First Metho'dist ehurch. !S-FT. Alma trailer, bottle gas his dad had in his pocket. Now Appl'oximal(>ly 1,023 fowa 501- ter, Mrs. William 01'g3n, Iowa the pastor, the Rev. E. E. Dierks. Three Births at Mercy range, one ypar old, sleeps four. Papo is a traveling man. Always diel'~ took PliTt in th w. I' with City; and (our brothers, Thoma, Fr derick T. C. Yu, SUI journal Survjving are his wife; two Three births were announced Reasonable. 416 Finkbine. a good time <.1L the ANNEX. llil'cxico. Of the~ e, 98 were killed Hartrord, S. Dak.; Anthony, Mani ism student, will speak on "Chris children, Van Dyl{e Clingman, by Meray hospital yest rday. Mr. 119 lind wounded. towoc, Wis.; John, Marshalltown, tianity at Work in Cliina." His Newton, IOWa, and Mrs. Nellie and Mrs. George Eakes, route 1, 100 LB. Coolerator, very clean, Clingman Troelt:zsch, Denver, reasonably priced. Call 9344. SPECIAL NOTICE and Al J., of Iowa City. wife will assist with the singing. be<:ame the parents of a 7-pound The body will be at the Hohen. The Rev. Mr. Dierks said he Colo.; three grandchildren, and one daughter. A 7-pound, 11 ounce STUDIO couch, $25.00. Call 8-0115. schuh mortuary after 6 tonight. would be in 10wB li'aUs this week brother, Dr. A, H. Clingman, son was born to Mr. and Mrs. . , The rosury will be recited at 8 end, aLtendjng the planning ses South Gate, Calif. INLAID end table, study table, Joseph Tudor, 1209 E. Davenport UNREDEEMED PLEDGES p.m. tonight at the Hohen~chuh sion of the state 'Baptist youth The body is at the Oathout fun curtains, rods for barracks, $4.00 street. Mr. and Mrs. Fra,nk Macho mortuary. Burial will be in St. [ellowship council. He will act as eral home. Funeral' prrangements Itch. Miscellaneous radio tubes, "Sol You think you can play Electric clocks - musical 111~truDlents (a ff'w very fine I'ul vec, 812 E. Fairchild, became the Joseph's cemetery. adviser to the youth commission. had not be.en completed yesterday. parents at a 5-pound, B-ounce SOD. ." speaker, homemade Superhet, with FIRE and get away iars) - field ,Iassl's - .22 rifl('s - .22, .3·~, .::8 pistols - J,urf'r 12.00. 221 Stadium Park. ej,th ·fl"... ./ and P -38 pi tols - brief cnse. - studl'lIt d sks and Imps POP EYE -1 light Ilnk dlneUe set, 4 ('hair , like n('w. 1936 CHEVROLET Master. Fog lights, radiO, heater. Between HOCK EYE SPECIALS: HOW LONG AGO WAS HE 7-9 weekdays. 221 East Church .25 automatic shells ...... •... , . S1.50 box I=ROZEN I MI<. Ze:e:rro!'~ ~ SI. Luqer shells, box of 50 ...... , 4.50 HAWTHORNE bicycle, like new, $30.00. Cail7172 after ]2 nOon, HOCK EYE LOAN CO. 1938 INDIAN 74. Must sell. R. 111 ~ E. Washlul'tou St. Hoyman, 516 S. Gilbert. Phone 8-1496. SERVICES SPECIAL SERVICE WASHING machine, dinette set,!l ,:===-.------=====, :;======::::.:::::.:=:.------======:::; xl2 rug and pad, 8xl0 rug, over EXPERT RADIO REPAIR stuffed chair and bed complete. 11B SUMERTIME IS MOTORING TIME Wes1lawn Park. All l\fakes 01 Radios Work Guaranteed DAVENPORT, $8.00; Hollywood Pick-up and Dellvel'J type bed, $20.00; Wicker vanity WOODBURN SOUND WllI'tlter you're taking a vllora IIld chair, $5.00; dresser, $6.00; 2 7·)0 kitthen chairs, $3.00; mirrol', $2.00; SERVICE llu/I trin. ur a. lhuus:lnd mill'S, toaster, $3.00. Dishes, etc. DiHI 8 E. Collere Dial 8-0151 or just rlllllllnr up to },ake 5185. :t.~;;;~~~~ Macnrille for It lllcnlc, be 8U1'e FOR RENT TRANSPORTATION WANTED your car is In tOll conl1ltlon. CHIC YOUNC lOR RENT: Apartment in town or WANTED: Ride to St. Louis or vi- Riverside. Dial 9590. cinity on or about August 5. Call 3060. 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"bone 3474 WANT~:D: Apor{ment to rent, An- We Bepair AU Makl'Jl napoliS graduote, wife and son, ~ rorOfJ!W"Y~n~/i for coming o('ademic year. Neat, clean hubits, prompt payments. Write Box 7W-I, Daily Iowan. Ivery boy WHO has cozy rQom for-- graduate-- maie foreign studpnt in exchange Is a Good Day of 'f'ren('h 01' GE'I'mon conversation practice? Write Box 7T-l, DDily lownn. To RELlABLl<~ student l'ouple urgent Advertise in ly in IIcl'd of ~ pnrfmenl. No l'hildl·cn. C~il 4191 between 8-6. The Daily Iowan TRANSPORTATION WANTED . WANTED: llide to Detroil~vi- Ult - FOR RESULTS I Inlty lorn timp oround August 4 or 5. Call Loraine, Ext. 3673. I , THE DAlLY IOWAN. raJDAY. JULY I •• tttl-PAGI IIX • . _ . I Audio-Visual Study - 'Cop' Wears Skirts - ..Mountaineers . .. . Get Ready for. Summer Outing --, Army Equality A"raels Observers Stassen 'Gets Woman Aids in Pinches - r"~ Aimed To End To Local Workshop JIIIII' a - But Never Totes a Gun Ptnnsylvania LeOn Johnson county school are ready ., ...... for radio education, but It wiU ... brl Segregation * * * * * * be some time before schools in general are ready for television. School Posl WASHINGTON OF') -President This was the general opinion PHILADELPHIA (lP) - lfaroW Truman said yesterday "equality voiced at Wednesday aLternoon'3 E. Sta s~en was chosen prfliid'-l -- of treatment and opportunity" discussIon in the audio-visual c:tf the University of Pennsylvlllit order tor the armed services is workshop being conducted this yesterday but promptly annoUlJt,. Cry aimed. at the eventual end of race week by the college of education. cd he will "continue a vigo"", segregation In the army. The workshop, begun last Mon inlerest in public questions." Negroes are now kept in sep day. has attracted some 80 stu Disclosing nomina Lion of tbt arate units in the army. A report dents, according to Dean Bruce E. .41-year-old former Min nu Ola In er at Mr. Truman's weekly news Mahan of the extension division. governor to the PennsylVania conference said that Gen. Omar This list includes tea chert, audio post, the university's board 0( Bradley has been quoted as saying visual directors and deans of col trustees said he was ch_ he favors segregation among the leges all over the country. The "above all" for "his inspiralio~ Pri lower echelons. workshop ends today. appeal to the you lh of Americ..' WASI Is that consistent with the Come For Workshop Just one month ago at conven. over in President's "equality" order of Many students came to SUI just lion haU, some two blocks trOll! last Monday? he was asked. heigl1t to attend the workshop. "Tbat is where the trustees met yesterdaJ, with PI Mr. Truman responded that he the only reason 1 came to this Stassen was defeated in his bid congres: was informed by Secrelary of the campus, and the only regret I have for the Republica n nomination lor presidency of the Uniled Slatl!$. Army Royall that Bradley, the is that we don't have a workshop army chief of staff, had made like this in Idaho," Melvin Dunn Stassen will lake over as presi. no such sta temen t. of Pocatello, Idaho said. dent at the beginning or the fall The President responded with term in September subiect, he a prompt and flat yes, when ask Students have a chance to in said, "to the fulfillment of m, ed if his Monday order alms at spect and operate classroom pro speaking sc hedule on bchalf 01 an eventual end of segregation. jectors and recorders which are Governor Dewey (GOP presiden. That order stated a presiden on display in the laboratory. Be tial standard bearer)." His salary tlai policy of equality of treat sides the regular equipment be was not disclosed. ment and opportunity to be put longing to the school, manufact into effect as soon as possible, urers has sent equipment to be placed on display. (DIUy ..... &8 PhOlo by LaVern Wooda) "having due regard to the time READY FOR THEIR SUMMER ouUnr to the Wind River ranre In Wyomlnr. AUK. 6 to 19, these tw KIrkwood Ave. & Gilbert st. required to efLectuate any neces OuUlnes ProlTllm Iowa Moun~lneers, Bonnie Fisher, 110 Hawke,e VIII are. and S~n Kaiser. A2, Iowa ClLy, fill their ruck sary cbanges without impairing During Wednesday's discussion sackl with the parkas, ski-boots, clampons and ropes which they'U need to seale the 13,000·foot peaks of efficiency or morale." on "The Puture ot RadIo and Tele the rallCe. The mountaineers will lea.ve Iowa City at 6:30 p.m., AuI'. 8. No Soelal Rerom. vision In Education," John High TODAY (Bradley said at Ft. Knox, Ky., lander, program director at WSUI, ,.---,------ Tuesday, that "the army is not outlined the proposed radio pro Fred A. Soleman Dies Award Judgment out to make any social reforms. CDan, Iowan pb.l, b, Erwla Ollaore) gram for Johnson county schools Ya Can't Foil Me, In Tama; Graduated this fall. This program calls for The army will put men of differ "WHEN DO ( RENEW MY DRIVER'S LICENSE?" Deputy Ella Against L. K. Hurd ent races in different companies. broadcasts directly to schools in Saby, Says Thief From University in 1898 Kelly ..,f the lohnson eoan&:r Sheriff's office can anawer till' lIuel')' A $92.87 Judgment was awarded It will change that polley when by looklnr In the flies plet.red above. The), contain a eo.", of evel')' the county. Fred A. Soleman, SUI alumnus the nation as a whole changes vehlcle license ISSUed In .Johnson count,. Some stUdents have traveled a CHICAGO (II') - Pollee yes and husband of the former May B. to G.H. Glover, Chicago, against It.") great distance to attend the work terday captured a burglar who Coldren ot Iowa City, died Wed L.K. Hurd, owner of Hurd Tent Neither Bradley nor the army * * * ------shop. One of these is Leila Davy told them he had burglarized 25 nesday morning in Tama. and Awning company, yesterday department had any comment on "we don't have anything to do By .JACK DOOLEY with drawing UP the orders, and of Fargo, N. D., dean of the school homes this month including one Mr. Soleman was graduated yesterday's statement by Presi of home economics at North Da in Johnson couty disCrict court. AI; long .as there have been yet people act as if we had order where he had to rock the baby from SUI in 1898. In 1899, he dent Truman on segregation. kota Agricultural college. "It Glover said he delivered goods police forces there have been desk ed the subpoena." back to sleep before looting the received a graduate degree In A reporter Inquired of th.e sergeants, but Sherlrt Albert J . seems like old home week for me and Jent money last summer Lo place. pharmacy from Northwestern uni President: (Pat) Murphy's 'desk sergeant' Although Miss Kelly spends here. 1 received my master's from He was David Peterson, 30, who versity. He practiced pharmacy in the defendant in the amount of "Do you think that the senate dlfters from the others In at least most of her working day in the SUI and I came back to attend was released njne months ago has acted in good faith In starting two respects: office, she doesn't tind It hard to Tama. the judgment. The plaintiff said this workshop. It's a wonderful from the Illinois sta te peniten Hs work on the civil rights con Besides his wife, he is survived he had not been paid by Hurd. 1. The sergeant woUld'nt shoot keep in touch with the outside. course," Miss Davy said. tiary after serving six years for troversy?" by two daughters, Mrs. Dailey a criminal. "People are always calling Another student far {rom home burJlary. Judge Harold D. Evans awarded Mr. Truman replied first that Weber, Ottumwa, and Mrs. Robert here," she said, "so I know pretty is Rece.ne Ashton of Silver City, Peterson was captured by sev the judgment after ruling Hurd in he had no comment. Then he 2. The sergeant Is a Jady. much what's going on." Chandler, Downer's Grove, m. Miss Ella Kelly, 220 S. Linn N. Mexico. Miss Ashton Is a teach eral squads of police checking on default. added that the senate stands er In New Mexico State Teachers Services will be at 2 p.m. today street, has worked In the Johnson Miss Kelly said people call fte complaints of burglaries. He first in Tama, with burial also In belore the country just the same county sheriff's office since last quently tor the sheriff to come college. HILLEL PLANS SERVI ES as he does. The senators, he went escaped on toot under gunfire Tama. October, 1945. Her official title out and settle a lamUy fight. on, wllL have to take the conse but was later cornered in a vacant The Hillel foundation will hold is "office deputy." "Some ot our customers are pret- Announce Cancellation north side lot. PE RMANCES 3 and . M. quences of their actions. ty regular with their fist fights," Normal Baby 80rn to final services for the summer at Freese Wana? Police, who held him wlthouL 7:30 p.m. tonjght, it was announ Although the office end of her she smiles, "we can always count Of Scout Camp Session, charge, gave this account: * POPULAR PRlelS * The questioning got around to duties occupies most of her 1.ime, on a caU from them." Eleven-Year-Old Girl ced yesterday. He always operated between 1 Mr. Truman's anti-Inflation pro she Is deputy and frequ~ntly has Lately, Miss Kelly said, she re- The third camp session for boy posals. Asked whether wages scouts scheduled for Aug. 1-7 at a.m. and 6 a.m. He took only ATLANTA (JP)- An H-year-old to act as one. ceives about 10 calls a day [rom cash. Last week a baby started girl gave birth to a baby at Grady would be frozen under the plan, Miss Kelly explained that when persons wanting Information a Camp Wo-Pe-Na was cancelled crying in one ot the homes he Memorial hospital here. the President said not necessarilY. a situation arises where it isn't bout renewing their driver's 11- yesterday by scout oUlclals. Town1ers Fur Sale entered. He then rocked it back The girl was admitted last Fri It was noted that he Is now considered proper for the sheriff ce s. "Usually," she said, "they Only 20 applications were re to slpep Ilnd proceeded with loot day morning and the baby, a nor asking restrictions on credit, as or his deputy to serve a court have read about It In the newSpa ceived, they said, and plans re Ing the borne. I , ,,, mal boy, was born that afternoon. contrasted with his poSition ea~l notice, the duty Is hers. pers, and then forgotten the de- quired at least 25. The officials Doctors said .the delivery was Today and Saturday ler. A reporter asked what Im " If a notice is to be served nn lalls. 'But sometimes they call me added that a full scout program IKE TAKES VACATION normal. pelled him to endorse the change. a woman in a hospital women's up and read the newspaper over could not be run with less than NEW YORK (II')-Gen. Dwight The situation changed, Mr. Tru ward, I'm elected," she said. the phone, and then ask me what 30 scouts, but that the limit h9d D. Eisenhower and his wlte left July 30th and 31st man replJed. He said credit was She also said that arrests In- they're supposed to do. been reduced for this special ses yesterday Ior month's vacation in constan tly rising. volvlng a woman prisoner call "I tell them to do what It says sion. Colorado. Mr. Truman flatly refused to for a female deputy to accompany In the paper." discuss toreign pollcy; he sa Id he the sheriff. "Somebody else al- Berore taking her present job, OLD MILL ICE CREAM does not pian a message to con ways goes though," she sighed, Miss Kelly worked 15 years for gress on the Berlin situation. Two Divorces Two A Treal 'ltal Cant B~ Beal Rhomberg's Exciting New "I have to stay to answer the the county engineer. Prior t.o that, Two divorces were «rantedGranted; and Suits F:led During the discussion of con telephone." she worked four years for the street, wife of Charles Baker, gress, a reporter wanted to know Miss Kelly said she occasionally uDiver. s ity pureh as Ing 0 UIce' . She petitions for two more were !lied and Lillian Kabela, wile of Philip "Caravan of Values" whether Mr. Truman would try does accompany the sheriff un began her varied career as a teach- In Johnson county district court Kabela, filed divorce suits charg to get Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, cases of this kind. er in rural schools. Yesterday. ing cruel and inhuman treatment. the Republican presidential nom "Once," she said, went with Asked how a woman desk ser- Granted divorces were P.C. Mrs. Baker asked sole custody Inee, to help him get action in "I Pat to look tor a woman who had peant's duty compares with her Schooley, 220~ S. Linn street, of and support money for a 16- the extra session. escaped from the mental ward at other jobs, she said: from Doris Ann Schooley, now year-old daughter and a ll-year That brought a round of lau,h old son. She said she had been ter and a drawn-out no-o-o-o. University hospitals. We drove "This is more trouble, but the in Maryland, and Vera Schmjd, several miles out in the country, others were more work." 715 Church street, from Edward working to support them, but was stopping cars to ask if anyone L. Schmid, Waterloo. unable to earn sufficient money. She said her husband was earn Swisher's Song had seen her. New Course Added The Schooleys were married In Ing in excess of $4,000 a year. "U turned out I was just along Waterloo, April, 1946, and lived Mrs. Baker said the couple was The New 1948·1949 To Honor Hoover for the ride. The woman had Far Special Session together untll last February, the married In Iowa City in 1931, and stopped at a farmhouse-told the plaintiff said. He charged cruel lived together until last July. " We Welcome Him Home," a people there she had escaped, and A course In buslne.. letter and inhuman treatment. I song written by Jacob A. Swisher, wrltlnr. numbered 8:187 has Mrs. Kabela asked tor an in Fur Fashions they took care of her. been added to the list of 8ub- Mrs. Schmid was awarded cus- junction aga.Inst her husband to We Invite you to see the .. research associate of the Slate "When we got back, she was tod,y of a 2-month-old daughter ~D MILL Historical society, will open the i j il " jects to be offered durlnr the keep him from molesting her in dramatic fur falhlonl, You aJready n the a . AUfUlt four-week apeelal sel- and $25 a month to suppprt her. any way. She asked tor aUmony will eee feature attraction' birthday celebration for Herbert lt a calI comes I n w h en th e The defendant was granted "rights slon SUI, Rerlatrar Ted Me- and support. In long COlli with great Hoover at West Branch, Aug. 10. sheriff an d h Is d eputy are no t at of reasonable visllation" to the 't h Carrel announced yel~rd&J', Mrs. Kabela said the couple flare.; larller collar. In Forrest Brown, G, West Branch, available, Miss K eU y d oesn ave chUd. The plaintl1f was awarded (CHERRY was married in Cedar Rapids In cape or Ihawl fashion: will sing the song to open the to strap on a .45 and settle the The course will be offered household furniture. afternoon platform prollram about clist b at 8 and 10 a.m. In room 315 1944 and lived together until last ahoulderl, Iweetly femln· Ine: trim Imaller cuff .. 2:30, according to WUlIam B. And ur anee. The couple was married last Tuesday. "I telephone the Iowa City po- UnlversltJ' hall. MeCarrel re- July and lived together until last pi____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, Rhomber,,'1 hive III of erson, president of the Herbert lice," she explained, "and they ported. that there wU1 be I'OOIIl December, the plaintilf said. She ICE then dramatic fnhlon. In Hoover Birthplace society. ta tL. h 'gh y trol b ra ror 10 4fr 15 more Ihldenle In con c t OLe 1 wa pa y - charged habitual drunkeness. your favorIte fur. Prlcea now An address by Hoover, who Was dio. It's a good thing, too, because the cl8llllel. Ruth Baker, 311 E. DavenpOrt Ire the loweat of the Yllr, born In West Branch 74 yean ago, 1 wouldn't shoot anyone. I don't ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..i~~~~~~ii;;;~~_";~ will be the feature of the program even know how to fire a gun." iii following a parade of Iowa young Miss KeIJ,y said she quite otten CREAM See theJe people, Anderson said. serves court orders on people Valul6 without leaving her office. She Beaver dyed I I I-I .1:1 I I I I I I e Mouton lamb ." .. $119 TAX COLLECTlON8 .181: explained that people often know .. " ,- DES MOINES (.4')-State use they are going to have a court . . .. .'...... 27 Grey dyed tax collections In Iowa increased order served, and don't wish to Persian lamb Paw •. $225 $93,717 last June over the s'me have the sheriff issue it in their r~ou'll especially enjoy thil old Brown dyed month of 1947, the state lax com place of business or their home. : time favorite , • • CHERRY Chekiang lamb •.•. $295 mission repOrted yesterday. "It's a funny thing," she mused, ; IC~ CREAM, rich, erelllllY, nu Hollander Blend : trlciou., de1icloUJ. Tr7 lOIII8 Back M ulkrat ••• ,."79 '. tonlJht. Black dyed Persian lamb, ... ,.$495 JACKSON'S ,...,. Them Today!' and many otlten ? Goes a long way ALL PLUS TAX PRE·GIFT SHOW • ? • OLD MILL • in Iowa City · • . . MILL· a• BARS 1c SALE when you ride Buy 1 Gift at Regular Price tie Rich Old Mill VANILLA Select 1 Gift of Equal Value coated with a lIltlooth, rich RltombeTt/', factory trained representative Busses chocolate covering. Perfect ""ill be here to cusist in lIour selection For Only 1 Cent More , 'tween meals snackl 1111I1111• • • • • • • • • See Our Window OLD '\y?~ Shop in AIr Conditioned Comfort N.xt WHIt we will attud th. Natlcmal GUt i 1 / " \ Show ta Chlc:aQo to ..Iect !all cmd wlDter Qlft WHAT DO THESE MIL l '0.:_-:3 , wen .cmd we mast make room lor th...... 1eetlaD. 111111111 ICE CREAM • • •• •. • • • • MEAN ' 10 South CUntOD Street Phon.~