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Russ Set ·Condition 'Rebels' (all Own Meeling; For ·Berlin Talks Truman,To Recall Congress NVENTION HALL, PHILADELPHlA {JP) - Democrats be­ LONDON (JP)-Russia said yesterday it will negotiat with the towed their pre, idential nomination on Harry S. Truman early w tern powers ov r the Berlill blockad only if the talks include today in the thick of a snarling fight that split tlleir party and thf whole questioll of lour power (:ontl·ol ove), Germany. thrl'at ned to wreck it. Mr. Truman said: "I accept," and flung a challenge at the Republican opposition with a call Cor a special 10 a note to the United State~ made public by the Mosrow radio, the oyiet Fnion blam d 111e cnnellt situlltioll in Berlin on viola· s ion July 26 of the congress IJe has labelled at leasL the second worst in hi. tory. tions by tJle U.S., France and Britain 0[' j'0111' rowel' agrel'ments. The U.. protest d to H.u!:Isia July 6 O"(,l' tht! !::ioviet land block· Delegates to the 30th Demo­ ade of B rlin which has forced cratic convention howled and D. Eisenhower. shrieked their approval ot that Big city and state leaders at tbe U.S. and Britain to fly food one time had joined the move· and other supplies into Berlin. maneuver. Wilkinson Rece'ives ment to draft General Ike. But The Russian reply said the three And confidently, Mr. Truman declared: "We'll win this election last night they were lined up witn western j)owers had broken a fOUL' Harry S. Truman. power agreement for administra­ and make the Republicans like it:' 'No Authorizafi.on' to Senator Alben W. Barkley of Convention Chairman Rayburn tion of Germany as a whole by of Texas read off the fina l tally' proposing a separate government Kentucky had just been nominat­ Enlarge R'enl Board ed by acclamation by the conven­ and slowly, solemnly said: {or Germany. This referred to the ''Harry S. Truman having re· action of the western European tion as its 1948 vice-presidential candidate. ceived a majority of all the votes union in paving the way for T.J . Wilkinson, area rent direc­ tor, said yesterday he had recei v­ The president won the nomina­ cast, I therefore declare him to be eventual partial self rule by Ger­ tion on the first ballot after one the Democratic nominee for presi­ mans of the western zones. ed no authorization (rom the na­ tional housing expeditor to change southern delegation and half of dent of the United States." The western Allies "thereby present plans to increase the Iowa another one stormed out of the He sealed. it with a crack of hiS undermined also the legal basis II convention in rebellion against the gavel. on which rested lheir right to City rent advisory board to members. 1948 platform endorsement of Mr. Then came the vice-presidential participate tn the administration Tl'uman's civil rights program. nominating. Two members of the PI' sent of Berlin!, the note said. And as the President made Dixie tried again with Russell. The Soviet government, it added, five member board indicated yes­ ready to accept the nomination in terday tha t U1e board will not be George C. Wallace of Alabama ot· is "striving for the speediest elim­ person, angry Dlx.ie rebels called tered his name. ination of the dilficulties" which enlarged. They said they "under­ a convention of their own at Wilson W. Wyatt, who used to led to the Berlin Blockade, and stand" no change will be made in BirmIngham, Ala., next Saturday be mayor of Louisville and nation­ declared: the arrangement of the board - to discuss forming a new party al housing administ.ralor, put up "right now." Democratic Candidates Harry S. Truman and Alben W. Barkley "Moreover, If necessary, the Ahead: A Party pm, A Special Session, A ConJlden' GOP, Henry Wallace Barkley and went into a Ion" Soviet government will not object Wilkinson said any change in How Demos Voted speech. to ensuring sufficient supplies for pre~ent pians must be authorized Wyatt said Barkley is the best the whole of greater Berlin by its by Tighe Woods, national hous­ PHILADELPHIA (JP) - The man in the country to "rip the own means." ing expediter.. Demos 'Fail To Hit' Toglialli Shot; ·General Sirike, Demos Display -­ otlLcfal result of lui nicht's smooth, but false, veneer from the The note was broadcast in Rus­ Last week, Wilkinson announc­ balJotin&' nominatlol' President. real record and the real inten­ sian and translated here by th'e ed that two tenant interest and TrlUDAn u the Democratic tions of the Republican party." Soviet monitor. It was a copy of four public interest representa­ GOP Wheat Stand presldenllal candlclate: The President's name was put the one delivered yesterday to the President Truman 94.7 ~ in nomination by Gov. Phll Don­ tives would be added to the rent PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Sec­ Wave of Riots Hit Tense Italy U.S. state department in Wash­ Renewed RuueI.l nelly of Missouri as "the mlln of board. tional jealousies kept the Demo­ Senator Richard of Ington. Britain and France also Geo ...... %63 the people." received their replies yesterday. He asked th a t in lerested per­ cratic party from rapping the Re­ ROME (IP) - A Sicilian law stud nt hot and dallgerou 1y sons and organizations submit publican congress yesterday for its Paul V. McNutt of Indiana. ~ Plan 'Rebel' Party The Moscow radio said the re­ wounded Italy'li top 'omrnuuist }?almiro 'rogliatti yesterday. Vigor Not vo"n, 23 (22 from Mis­ As the bolters walked out Into plies all were 01 similiar content, names of suggesled nominees for failure to act on a WOrld wheat­ marketing pact. [o'iv persons Wl'rf' killed in Communi8t-in8pired rioting and a ;ISSlppl) the rain, they left the party badly and there wa.~ no Immediate In­ the appointments. Wilkinson said .______-:- ______. and perhaps irreparably split. dlcallon that the notes to Britain lhe names would be sent to Woods The original dl'ait of the party's general strike WIIS called in protest against the attempt d in Washington, who would make By ARTUUR* * EDSON* with an anti-Truman states rights Some delegates said the Democra­ and France would be broadcast. farm plank sharply critiCized the as~assinAt ion. tic discord might even guarantee the tinal uppointmen t Irom the ONVt:NTlbN HALL, PHILA­ candidate. The note to the U.S. said "the senate because It pigeon-holed 'I Late last Hight doctors sllit! To~liatt i WllS slial'ty y l. as soon as the national ticket was , bcfo)' , 110011 uH be WIlli J aving She's getting along in years, made complete with the nomina­ Governor Fielding Wright of thaI cutting orf surface communi­ t\.reeks ago declined to make ap­ ed after yeilrs of negotiation, was Mississippi stalked from Conven· no'll cations \)etween Berlin and Ih to have been the pattern for pacts the chllmber of d Pllt ies to buy you know. She'll been through tion ot Senator Alben W. Barkley divl. pomtml:'nts to rent boards in 18 , tlon hall to call a meeting of sou- western zones of Germany consti­ Towa counties. Rent officials had on other CI·OpS. Ford 'Final Offer' I~e cream. some trying tlmcs since the Dem­ of Kentucky for vice-president. lea· tutes a violation of existing agree­ decided that the appointments But the platform committee The doctors said there are no ocrats lir· t orgHnlzed in 1832, with Truman WIns Eully ments relating to the administra­ should be made to make the erased this censure of the GOP. Is l3·Cent Increase complicatilns after an operation Andy J ackson as th ir candidate Mr. Truman romped home How Iowans Voted tion of Berlin. Men who sat in on the platform for pre 'id nt. boards "representative of the DETROIT (JP) - 'I'he Ford to remove the slUiS. handily in his race for the nom­ It described these as "measures aUect d interests in the area." deliberations said delegates from Italy was tense. Many citizens And when ~ he met her this ination. He got 947Y.. votes to 263 PIDLADELPmA (JP) - This tor restricLing tTunsport communi­ cotton, tobacco and other crop­ Motor company gave the CIO­ United Auto Workers what it call­ feared the shooting might give the we k, (or the 30th national con­ for Senator Richard Russell of Is how tbe Iowa delegation i.n cations" to protect the eeconomy producing al'eas hud objected that extr me left a pret xt to seize vention, it IO(Jked us if she was Georgia and one half of a vote 'he Democratic national con­ ot the Soviet zone from disorgani­ Aerialist Uninjured As wheat would gel prior treatment ed its "linnl offer" last night - a flat 13-.cents an J10Ul' wage the power d nied it in the April feeling por!'ly, ml g!tty porely. for Paul V. McNutt, former gov­ vention voted III major roll zation. under the pacl. lecllons. It w:Jsn't so much that the ernor of Indiana. calls yesterday: Russia said the three western Husband Breaks Fall The agreement was designed increase and other non-wage benefits. As violence crew the Com­ Democrats were fighting among Russell was thrust forward as a 1. Inclusion or more specific Allies have failed to complete AURORA, ILL. (IP) - A young among other things, to llSsure U.s. themselv s. 'rh y've always done measures for the demilitarization wheat fllrmers a foreign market There was no immediat r ply munist-dominated General La­ candidate in a final gesture of Civil richts plank In pLatform.­ woman aerialist ior the Cole that. to of Germany as agreed, "and such for at least 185,000,OO() bushels from the union aij to whether the bor cOlllederatJoD called the defiance by Dixie rebels against Iowa voted 18 2 In fa.vor Brothers cir<:us was spared ser­ lt was more Lhal they seemed the President many of them now of the motion. an important center of German ious injury last night when her of their grain during the nelet five oUer was acceptable. apathetic, listless, licked before war industry as the Ruhr l'egioll years. This is far above norm:!1 SEE PICTURE! are vowing to beat 1n the Novem­ 2. Balloting for presIdential husba nd broke her 50-foot fall The so-caUcd fringe benetil$ th y ev n ' tllrtt'u. ber election. McNutt iot into the nomlna.tlon-all 20 vote. to has been removed from the control from the high wire. exports. The pact also would have include an improved group insur­ ON PAGE 6 o{ the four powers." et minimum and Inaximum prices Oh, ~he rallied from lime Lo edge o·t the picture the same way. Truma.n. Mrs. Ruth Nelson, 22, 01 Mt. ance plan, higher afternoon and time. The western AUles, the note for grain ~old abroad. general trike, be&innillC' mid­ Some of the southerners shout­ Clemens, Mich., was treated for night-shIH p~y differentials, and Got plumb xcil d when Sen­ said, have disrupted four Jl()wer FailUre oC the senate to ratify nl&'ht yesterday. ed in the convention; "Truman thern rebels Saturday in Birming .. shock in the circus first-aid tenl. iml?roved vacalion provisions. The No time limit was set for the ator Alben Bal'kl y of Kentucky decisions on repara.tions from the agreement before it adjourned can't win." ham, Ala. The purpose: IIIe western zones. Her husband, Paul, broke his nose led Great Britain and several other contpany also proposed extension walkout, which threatens to par­ spoke. How much luck he would have in intercepting her drop. A of th present contract for a year alyze Italy's .food transport :md Gave Hep. Helen Gahagan To pick a "states rights" candi­ "By separate actions of the nations to Withdraw. against Republican Thomas E. date to run against both president governments of the U.S., Great phYSician said Mrs. Nelson did not beyond its scheduled expiration industry. Douglas or California a nice hand Dewey and third party contender have any broken bones. July 12, 1949. After a three-hour meeting of when she spoke. Truman and R publican Thoma. Britain and France," th e reply TO REBUILD CLUB Henry Wallace was something for E. Dewey. said, "Quadripartite control ma­ Nelson and several other circus DES MOT,NES (JP) - Plans /01' Til union's lat st counter pro­ the confederation's executive com­ Haggled :Jnd hollered over the all America to decide. performers dashed to a spot below posal demanded a flut 14-cent an mi ttee, observers said the labor question ot wh ther the nomi­ Alabama's unhappy Democrats chinery in Germany has been de­ immediate rebuilding of the re­ One rebelllous southerner, already had arrangeu a Birming­ stroyed, as a result of which Lh e the high wire where Mrs. Nelson cen t1y bUl'ned clubhouse of the hour rai and other benefits leaders might keep the strike in n e should be selected by a two- force in an attempt to force the Charles J. Bloch of Georila, ham meeting and said they would control council has ceased to func­ toppled oft. She tell with full force Wakonda club was announced yes­ boosting the demond to a total of. thirds vote. I shouted to fellow delegates: tion." atop her husband. terday. 28 cents. resignation ot the De GaspeI'I But yesterday something seem­ be glad to welcome converts. government. "You know- and jf you don't On the convention floor, ~le. ed to htlppel1. know you'll learn it now-the Two persons were kllled in Maybe it was because everyone gation alter delegation seconded Naples, one a Communist and the Democrats can't elect a president the nomination of Mr. Truman­ knew that the showdown day was without votes of the south." other a student demonstrator. One here, that the choIce was now to some in formal speeches from the Prof.'Pilcher flays GOP, Demos; Hails Progressive Parly policeman was knifed to death in RUib To Ruuell platform, others in brief an­ be made. Dixie deleiates, almost without Leghorn, one alleged Pascist was Maybe Jimmy Roosevelt, the nouncements from the floor. Prof. Seymour M. Pitcher of the lynched in Piss, and a Communist exception, tossed their ballots to late Presid nt's son, is a forceful But when th e name of Mississ­ English department, Progressive least some effort to solve world demonstrator was killed in Tar­ Russell in futile protest against ippi was called in the list of sla teft party U.S. senatoriat candidate problems on the basis or conver­ anto. speaker in his own right. The Mr. Truman and his demands for cheers rol4!d in as he poured it -dramatic silence. Then a dim from Iowa, flayed Republlcan and sation rather than by boxing at Scores were report.ed Injured tederal laws agaInst lynchini, poll voice called: , Democratic leadership last night lhe xpense of the world," he In the nrMlne. on the R publicans. taxes and racial dlscrlminatlon in They rolled in, too, during the "Mississippi's gone home." He spoke to about 35 members said. From Palermo In the south to jobs. Of President Truman, Sims saldl of the Johnson county Progressive Trento in the north, work hailed. speech by Homer Cummings, for­ Northerners used their heavy Pjtchel' said 1hat communism, mer attorney general. This was "He can't win. We must have party assembled in the Commun­ which blurs a II issues, has been set Workers seized the biggest fac­ voting superiority In this con­ new leadership." ity building. tories in industrial Turin; th e city especially true when he said he'd vention to write Into the party UP in America us a scapegoat. stack the records of Wilson, Roo­ Delegates booed the name of "Everybody knows the Demo­ "The Red scare," he clajmed, "is of Piombino, on the central Medi­ platform only yesterday a strong Gov. Earl K. Long of LouisIana cratic party is bankrupt," Pit­ terranean coast, was reported com­ sevelt and Truman against the and specific endorsement of Mr. when delegate Hugh Wilkinson being substituted for any atiack records or I larding, Coolidge and cher said. He added that the pletely in the hands of Commu­ Truman's civil rlibts stand. announced the slate delegation had by congress on vital issues con­ nists. Hoover. DemocratiC party has nothing to cerning the national welfare." But Ironically lor the south, and intended to nominate him for pres­ The Communist-led General La­ Same for the other speakers its spectacular but losing battle, ident but had decided to second offer but a "shifting policy" and Pitcher concluded his remarks bor contederation said that strikes, .. '. COWbells ... yeUs ... it's an "evasion ot responsibility." by advising party members to it was 13 of North Carolina's 32 Russell instead. flaring like wildfire, had virtual­ hard to describe, but the con­ votes that pushed Mr. Truman "The administration," Wilkinsof\ A Republican victorY in. Nov­ expect surprises when they tune ly paralyzed industry and trans­ vention's attitude seemed differ­ ember, he said, would only In­ beyond the 618 total he needed said, "has seen fit to trample in on the Pl'ogr ssive party na­ port. ent. ruthlessly on what bulwark ot tensify national problems. tional convention in Philadelphia to win on the first ballot. .. There even was a touch of The President won, but It was democracy, the southern stales." Hailing Henry Wallace as the next week. humor. One delegate in the Ten­ by no means unanimous. While "symbol 01 Democracy at its best," TogliaHi Shooting Prot. Bernard Baum of the nessee section, whICh has its anti­ some delellates voted apinst him Pitcher said the Progressive party English departm en~ was renam­ Truman people, held up a sign Russell Will SnubJ was "in the true tradition of 'Enrages'Soviets in protest, others didn't vote at ed tempOraJ'Y chairman at an which read: aU. American liberalism." "We're just mild about Harry." orunlutional meetlnc which LONDON {JP) - The Commun­ And the President won at the foUow~d No one knows yet how much States Rights Meet "The Prorrell8lve lJarty Is oot Pitcher's speech. ist party of Russia said last night cost ot a 11148 version of the civil Inspired by MarxlsD\, Is not In Baum called fpr organization of it was "outraged" by the shooting it will hurt in November. But war. WINDER, GA. (IF) - Sen. you can safely say that there's cahoou with StaU.. and Is not a "permal1ent, stable" Progressive ot Communist leader Palmiro Byrd Sims of Florida had nom­ Richard B. Russell of Georgia said still a kick in the Democratic playlo, Stalin's plJI~. It .. play­ party on the basis of prectncts in Toglialti in Italy. inated Paul V. McNutt of Indiana. emphatically last night lhat he dQnkey. In, humanll.y's ,ame," he S&ld. Johnson county. . The Moscow radio broadcast a Sims put in one vote for McNutt, would not participate in a states He added that Wallace and his Hayden Scott, G, Mrs. Seymour message over Prime Minister GEN.------DAVIS RETIRES then pulled It back to toss all rights conference in Birmioaham party were often misquoted and Pitcher and Prof. George Ker­ Stalin's signature saying: . WASHINGTON (,lP)-The army Florida's 20 to Russell. ·Saturday. . misinterpreted by the press. He nodle of the dramatic arts depart­ "The central commH1ee ot the bade an official farewell yesterday Indiana handed over ra ballot to The junior senator from .Geo .. said that when he made the above ment were narned vice-chairmen. Communist party of the Soviet to its only Negro ge nerai officer, McNutt and also yanked it back. rjia, who received 263 Democratic remarks at a Davenport gathering, Mrs. Lucy Kaplan was elected Union is outraged by the villain­ Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, But Vermont kicked in a half vote convention votes for the presi­ a newspaPer misinterpreted him executive ~ecretary and Mrs. ous attempt of an outcast of who joined the service 50 years for him. dential nomination, added that he by deleting much of what he had Elizabeth Bunge recording secre­ humanity on the life of a leader ago and now is retiring from ac­ New York split, too, at first and would not allow his name to be said. tary. Mrs. Rose Lechay was re­ of the working class and all labor­ tive service. anti-Truman forces mustered 15 used at the meeting In event' Miss­ Callirur the Berlin situation named treasurer. ing people of Italy, our well-loved of the sta te's 98 ballots behind issippi and Alabama bolters de­ on~ of "Intolerable iensloo" Chairmen of three committees comrade Togliatti. PRESIDENT TRUMAN ARRIVES James A. Roe of Queens. But Roe cide to offer a southern candidate. (U.Uy 'owln pholo by .. erb Nlpl.n) which ma), end In cata.~ophe were also selected : lierman Schu­ "The central committee ot the PHILADELPHIA (JP) - PreSI­ got up Bnd turned them in all fol' Russell said that he was "in IJ.UHING OUT AT REPUBLICAN AND DE)}fOORATIC LEADER­ at any moment, Pitcher em­ chman, G, Organization; Mrs. Communist party of the Soviet dent Truman, acc6mpanied by his Mr. Truman. no sense a candidate" tor the IHIP, Prof. Seymour M, Pitcher, candidate for U.S. senate on the phulled Ole need for Political Mary Baum, publicity and educa­ Union is grieved that Comrade wife and daughter, Margaret, GhOit of 'Ike' pre sid e n cy but "reluctantly" Iowa Pro,n.lve part, IIcket, lut night. told Johnson county party dlsculI8loa. tion, and John McGalliard of the TogliaW's friends were not able arrived at Conventlon hall at 7:4), That New York break repre­ allowed his name to be placed IItmilen at the Community bulldin, that there waa a "terrlbl~ ., "I think we're gomg 10 get con­ E"glish department, program and to protect him from lhe fOUl Iowa li me, last night to await sented the remnant of a ohce big before the Philadelphia conven...... for .. ProIreulve parl¥ viotorr In ~e la~ versation with Stalin - or at activities. ------underhand attack-" __ -'-. _ _ his nomination by the convention. northern boom for Gen. Dw1ibt tion. , . . . THE DAlLi' lOW DAY, JULl: 15. l!"l',-PAOE TWO Maior Port of Olympic' Just Shoveling On - 18 Big Nine Athletes Make Olympic Teams Squad Sails for London Eighteen BIg Nine athletes, in­ cluding two from Iowa, are among trialli Evanston, ilL I.,. at C the large U. S. 5quaG that is now week. heading toward the OlympiC b chance to score occasionally in games in London. Illinois athletes grabbed three J Swimmers Go wrestling, boxing. and rowing. posts on the London-bound leam. Hawkeye representatives on Women's track is de[initely weak Major Loops Dike Eddleman and Bob Rich­ e by European standards, and bar­ the team are Wally Ris, 100-meter free style swimmer, and Joe Scar­ ards made the cindeT squad, !J ring surprises America will make c By Airplane; no great bid in such European pello, 174-pound wrestler. Ris and while William Roetzheim was the ~ specialties as cycling, the eques­ Resume Play his swimming team-mates are to only Big Nine man to place on trian sports, fencing, field hockey, fly to England this week while the gymnastics team. gymnastics, the modern pentatb­ NEW YORK (If') - Major Scarpello sailed yeslerday on the Minnesota, Michigan, and U. S. Favored lon, pistol and rifle shooting, and league baseball leams go back U. S. S. America. Northwestern cach placed a pair yatching and canoeing. Oldo State's B"c:;.cYes pl&ced of men on the Olympic outfit. ABOARD THE S. S. AMERICA to work today alter a three-day four men on the OIJmplc squad, Tbere is no such thing lit a Fortune Gordien, discus hurler ~The main phalanx of the 1948 vacation for the All-Star game. the billest Western conference and 'Verne Gagne, wrestler, ar~ United States Olympic team, 260 team championship in the Olym­ contribution. Bruce Harlan, Bill 1; pics. Gilt. silver, and bronze med­ And the schedules show they're the Gopher representatives. while athletes and 44. coaches and man­ trying to make up for the lost Smith, and Miller Anderson t als are awarded for the first (Oall,. Iowan pbolo by nor. N"lp.oo) Bob Soh I, swimming ace, and agers, sailed yesterday for Eng­ time in a hurry. qualified lor IIwlmmlne and Herbert Barten, cinderman, will land on the S.S. America. three places in each indivJdual Twelve games are on tap, in­ THAT'S MURRAY WIER AND COl\lPANY moving the ba ketball lloor In the Iowa fleldhouse. Wier divine posts wblle Mal Whit­ wear the Wolverine colors. Candidates for ImmortallUition event, and to the tirst three teams (eenter with shovel) and Jack Spencer, both former Hawkeye greats, are Included In the I'roup of cluding the season's first twilight field Is on the track ~am. Northwestern's hopefuls are Bill aboard the America Include in the team sports. workers currenUy engaged in moving the floor abo ui 20 feet to the west In order to make room for the night doubleheader and the first Whitfield romped to two first Heusner, swimmer, and Bill Por­ Barney Ewell, Mel Patton, Mal By common acceptance, how­ aflernoon and night twin bill. new bleacbers belnl' Installed on the ea t end of the fieldhou e. places ln tbe middle distances' Wh iUield, Roy Cochran, Willie ever, the unofficial score of the ter, track man. Steele, Bill Porter. and Jack De­ OlympiCi is kepl on a basis of 10 ClevelaDd's Amerleaa le&I\Ie Other Big Nine men aTe: Pur­ laney in track and field. Ann Cur­ points tor first place, and 5, 4, leadllll' 11Icll ~na and the 1eC0nd due, Keith Carter, swimming; tis in swimming, and Jack Kelly 3, 2, I for the next five. Using place AlhleUca "tr.ncle in the Indiana, Roy Cochran, track, and Jr., in the single sculls. his method the United States twll"M-lI"bt alfalr In Pldla­ [MAJOR S~ Jayhawks (~ptl~~e Defiance Wisconsin, Donald Gehrmann, AlmOit tilrtainly comparative "won" the 1932 games at Los Ilelpbla. haa been the OallO track. unknowns will come to the Lront , Angeles. was second at Berlin, every other Ume tile A'. and All 18 were active In (loofer­ however, when the games start and should be either first OT sec­ 1~1a", have DId lhls ICuon, ence competition durin, the July 29, just as famous stars nrc ond at London. flnt pJa.ce \a at stake ln Ute Clevelond . ~~~~c~~ fJ ~!~· E):~! . 0.0. n.,joo . ~~.~ I~~ .~>~~EA;'. \.r.G.O. Of Big Seven EUgibility Rule past season except Cochran of erles. PbU.4t-lphi. ..• . 4_ :4;<. .'100 '~ l'ltt bur.. h ••••....•!HJ S;'I .r,~1 !il~ apt to falter. New York .. , .••.... 41 92 .l'i ~f) 21~ 8 1. Lo"l• .•...... • . . xu ~!i .6':0 0 KANSAS CITY (IP) - The University of Kansas got back in good Indiana and Richards of 1111. AlLhourh aU Olympic spor The Indians have scalped the 00 'on ...... 39 3~ .3. 1 6' ~ "'ow Yerk '" ...... ~II :11 . j9:1 K graces of the Big Seven conferenc~ yesterday QY ending its defiance nols, wbo are alumni, and Roeb. are considered equal, tnek holds Athletics in eight of II games so Oelroll ...... lm 37 .MK l\~ Oroo"11n ...... M Sl .4M 3\ ~ helm of the university of DII· 64,877 See Paige Walhln,to" .• . ..•. ~... ~:! .411 J :H\ Clnd"n.U •. • . .31 40 . tlU 9 of an eligibility rule that had threatened to interrupt athletic rela­ the moI~ at~nUon. It I In thlJi far. They pIal' four contes.ts in t. Loul...... ' ';,. tfll JUU!"f Philadelphia ...... "G ~:! .4112 11l 1~ lions with six other membeT schools. nols Chica.o branch, Cbl.a,o .. .11, 49 .M ID -"" Chl •• ,o ...... ,,83 ~H .431 "" phlll!e that the 1948 squad ha$ this series and then have. seven 'Yuterdaya A.uults--No ,amt stb~ d - V~ tuda,'. Rfl"lls-No ramfl achtd- Chancellor Deane W. Malott now on cruise with the university IUs, America's number one man Probabl7 the best depth and bal­ Shine in Exhibition me tin,s left before the year uled. uled. ~ig in the lOO-meter free style event , Today', '-Uehu naval R.O.T.C. unit, advised the Seven Kansas agreed to go along anee of any team America ha ends. 81 . Laul oj Now York (nl,hll- an­ Toda)l'. rll('hers with the conference in its inLeT- will have an opportunity in Eng­ ever entered. In 16 or 24 event , CLEVELAND (If') - Cal cher Bobby Feller, severely criticized lord n .... ) or au-wer (~.1') VI. UllIer (2-1) New York at f'ltlllb.,r~b (~) - Janlen pretation at a rule which made land to qualify fOT the 800-meter red, Jim Hegen's slDgle with two out Chi"",. a' W. bln(ton (nl,hl)-WI,hl (10-3) and Poat (ft-~) .,. ('hunts (1·2) the white and blue runners. for begging oU his all-tar aasi~­ (11·1) • . 8urhrouh (II·GI and Riddle (9.1) five of the school athletes inelig­ relay team. Jumpers, and throwers are con­ in the 11th inning scored Joe Gor­ ment was named to pitch one <)f 10 ... Ia"d a' .'hlll •• lphia (t·,,,,I- Brookl)'n at ("In('inn_U (nl,hl)-1larne)' ible for further competition. tender-. OnlY the five III lance don from second base and gave nl,hl}-Orom.k (2·1) and Lemon ClM·ll ( ... 3) VI. VandUlneer n-7) (lip According to Hawk swimming Da. tC)n aL [,hluro (j!)-Bltkford (1i.2) Hawklefs today's games, tilen withduwn ... Bearden (~--!4) VI. Manhlldon (0.. 0) and The players in question paved mentor Dave Armbruster, time races from 1.500 meter up, Ihe the Cleveland Indians a 4 to 3 last njaht by MaQaler Lou Boud­ Fo.l.r (11-1) and Spahn (7·0) .1. n aruner (1·31 and two walktlll' eventl!, and tbe bop, triumph over the Brooklyn Dod­ Delrof~ al BOllon (2-da1 alld nlrhl)­ BUlh (2-11) the way lor the chancellor's state­ trials will be held in London for reau. The Cleveland pilot substi­ 'J'nul (U.O) Ind lIul.hln.o" \~·31 VI. J'hlladt.phla .1 81. Loul. (nlrhl}-Itob­ llieU, and Jump can be counted ment early in the day by advls­ the four fastest 200-meter men ,ers In an exhibition game last tuted Steve Groll'!ek and said Kramer ~9·') or Purl81 OS·'!) and lCinder firt' (S-'!) or Simmon. ( .. ·In "Il. Brecheen in advlUUle U III5t. night before 64,877 in Cleveland ~8-4) or ".rn.1I (I.n) (9.~) ing Athletic DirectoT E.C. Qui,ley Calamus, 8·1, who will then comprise t.he U. S. Avery Brund ge, smiling slight­ Bob (No-Hit) Lemon wou1.d work they were voluntarily wiLhdraw­ 1i00-meter team. Armbruster be­ stadium. • Hit) Lemon would work the ly, watched the Informally clad The large crowd was trealed to KfEPING SOX UP By Alan Maver ing from competition. lieves Ris will make this team the other contest. They'U probably along with Jimmy McLane and athletes stra"le In . The Americon II brilliant two-inning relict chore Faculty representatlves 01 the face Connie Mack's ace, Phil Bill Smith. Olympic committee pre Ident I by Leroy (Satchel) Palee, ageless 00 n fer encc - officially the Inl Prep Meet optimistic of a strong showing at Marchlldon, and Dick Fowler. Negro hurler recently signed by )O£OOBSON MI ouri Valley Intercollegiate Behinq the no-hit pitching of London, and pleased with th the Tribe. Poige sburtled in from The New York Yankees, who jassoolatJon - last Saturday brighter finanCial outlook which Whitey biehl, Iowa City's Lillie trail Cleveland by only 2~ games, WHOSE PI7'CHING I ordered Its members to cancel did away with the nC(!d for cul­ the Cleveland bullpen In th sev­ Hawks gained the finals of the Central States 'Net enth, threw only 12 pitches, each wlll be at home tonight to the BACI<~O tiP 8Y all games with Kansas unless ting tho team. seventh-place St. Louis Browns. summer sectional baseball tourna­ In all, America Will be repre­ ot them with a corkscrew windup, "'D WILLIAMS' It announced by July 14 ~ ment at Calamus Tuesday night Detroit and the Red Sox will play KEPT Meet Carded Here' sented at. London by 341 men 1nft nnd struck out the side. He fanned 8~1"'1'IIVG would comply with the rules. by defeating the host club, 8-l. Gil Hodges on rour pitches, stTuck an afternoon game and a night '??Ie SCSroN women athletes, the bigge t entry game In Boston while Chica,o Malott had defied the rule In hurHng his no-hilter, Whitey One of the midwest's most at· among all the nations, larier even out Pa Hca wi th thr e curve balls RED se>< interpretation, made at the May and the Senators are billed for .&"~QM OROPPlN(i whiffed a total of 18 batters . tractive tennis tournaments, the than the home leam or England. and whiCted Bobby Brow on live meeting of the conference in Lin­ Central states tourney, will open offerings, one a foul ball. o single night game in Washing­ R1611r OUf' OF' (lie The Hawklets will meet Musca­ In addition to those aboorcl the coln, Neb ., which limits Lhe com­ play in Iowa City next Thursday The ancient Alabaman retired ton. J.IfAti(J£- J.l6 WA5 tine in the finals tonight at 8 p.m. America, the men swimmers and petition of players who enrolled Diehl chalked up the second no­ and will continue through Sun. waler polo players are flying vver three more hitters in order In the Tbe NatJolUlol lea~ue will see RESPONSIBLS prior to May I, 1947, to four years, hit game of the year for City high. day, July 25. by chartered plane, letlVing Nl!w eighth to complele his labors fOT what can be done about tbe FOR A80iJ7" including both Freshman and The first was a five inning per­ The affair, sponsored joinUy by York today; the army's eques(rl;m the night. Do ton Braves. BIIIJ outh­ ONE - TIIIRO CI= Junior college playas one year. worth's club opened a 5~ ~ame 'IIIEIR lormance by Dick Doran against the Iowa City tennis club and the team is already in Europe; 20 The Kansas players, footballers fencers and )6 yacht m n ali to­ I'ap over the second, place PH­ TARL'/' Muscatine earlier in the season. University of Iowa, will of.fer day on the Queen Elizabeth; and Dogs Got Confused, I tsbur,b Pirates before the all­ S'ASON Don Fambrough, Tom Scott, Gene The Hawklets have defeated the competition in mens singles and th lour West Pointers of the mod­ Rabbit Does 'Hounding' atar la70fl. WINS Sherwood and Marvin Small, and Muskies twice, 1-0, 5-3. doubles, juniors singles and doub­ Jack Eskridge, basketball letler­ les, womens singles, and boys ern pentathlon team ar going by Il's the first time the leading , Calamus scored tbelr oniy run army transport. • man, thanked the univerSity tor In the first Inning w)1ell Diehl Gingles. LONDON (If') - The rabbit club has been that far ahead all lis stand in their behalf and said Pl'obably the mOllt powerful year In the senior circuit. The walked three men and sent one The first looal entry In the team or all. a.nd the one on chased the dogs at a suburban they felt their withdrawal the track last night. Braves Open a western tour with home when he hit a fourth bats­ meet came from Bruce Hlrley, whlch lall5 the heavJes~ task, is "only [UiT way." man. Whitey was In trouble University of Iowa nelster. BlII The doors to their traps were a dayllght doubleheader in Chi­ / '" ~he baaket.ball team. Ten of lbe cago. The Cubs, stranded in last "We do not feel we should twice, both Urnes with tbe bases Bradley. Tated fiftb of Florida's 14 man te&l1). are trom the start­ sprung too soon and Lhe dogs stand in the way of our football junior players, was the fIrst place, finished up their pre.va~ .'...... " , ~ loaded. He worked blmself out W fives of the Phillips OILer weTe followed all the way around 1J/liS AIA>'.. .. Be 1){E and basketball teammates and non-local entrant. Botb Bradley .. ~Y1lR of the holes by fanning three cation business with three straight - and the University of Kentucky. by the rabbit lure. decisions over the pirate . f'OR JOE 1b ACIIIEVE illS those athletes in all other varsity con,secutlve baUera. and Higley are competing ID Aside from basketball ond men's The race was re-run in proper AIM Of' 10 - VICTORIES - sports who wish to continue their the Iowa State open touruamenl track, the United States appears order tor the benefit of the bet­ Third place st. Loui.s will be Diehl whiffed three batters in 1115 CON7'ROl. IS careers along major league lines," the first, second, fourth and sev­ at Cedar Rapids this weekend. strongest in swimming, wlth a tors. at home against Philadelphia in the players wrote. a night game. Brooklyn plays an 8errER TIIIW ANY enth innings, allowing only three Play will open at nine o'clock after-dark contest in Cincinnati 07'i1ER 'f'lME SINCE balls to be hit into fair territory. Thursday morning on the field and New York vlslls Pitt:lbuTgh liE EN7"eR€() The first he fielded himilelf and JJouse clay courts and on the seven MOVIE -- MOVIE --MOVIE fOT ari a[ternoQn doubleheader, '!'HE No More Televlision threw to first for the easy out. clay courts adjoining the Reserve MAJORS Annex library. John Steinbeck'. IN Second baseman Jim Cilek Phi Alpha Delta Wins Of Philly F,ights grabbed the other two fielding Trophies now on display at the 1939 chances and threw to Gene Hett­ Iowa Supply will be awarded to In Law Fraternity Play / rick for the putouts. a1l winners and runnerups. Iowa's '~FORGOTTEN VILLAGE" Phi Alpha Delta nolched its Promoter Taylor The Hawklets slammed Terry net coach, Don Klotz, wil serve fourth consecutive Law fraternity Schwensen for 11 hits in the seven as official refcree. Entries are Plus Short. PHILADELPHIA (IP) - There inning contest. being accepted by Kenneth Cline softball win Inst night with a will be no more teleVising of Admission .•.•.• 3Sc 9-0 shulout over Delta Theta PhI. Rox Sbaln, Ha.wklet catcher, 01 Iowa City. major tights under the direction drove In three TunS wl~h a In a secone! con lest, Delta Theta of Herman Taylor unless the July 15, 1948 8:00 p. m. Chemistry Auditorium Phi rolled over Gamma Eta Gam­ homer and a double. Shain's STUDENtS FOR WALLACE Philadelphia ptomoter is insured bomer came with Bob Beals on ma, 10-5, to take over second against a loss. place in the league. base in the first of the third inn­ Taylor made that emphalic lng. eMert. sta temen t yesterday, reporting he The Hawklets had another big 35c A~l:TlME lost close to $10,000 in promoting inning in the last of the sixlh Ike Williams' successful defense when Hogler Christensen, Diehl, TODAY ENDS F~DAY of the lightweight title at Shibe Don Strub and Beals banged out Don't Blame Feller for Withdr,awal-Veeck park last Monday night. safeties to add three more tallies CLEVELAND (JP) - PTe.ident "I've got notblng against tele­ to the wir)Ding ml\rgin. 1\1., was "willing and looking for­ viSion," said Taylor. "Don't ge't. STREI'MLINED Bill Veeck of the Cleveland Ind­ ward to playing in the game," me wrong. J ians yesterday said he Ielt Bobby Drake SCih~u I. Posted I the Tribe president added. "But I refuse to lose my money Feller was gelUng a great deal 01 [or the benefit. of television spon­ DES MOINES (IP) - The 1948- SPEED & COMfORT undeserved crilici m because (he sors. Those sponsors should be 49 Drake basketbaH schedule was club withdrew the hurler from T UREK·) LEAO E Annou nced yesterday by (\thletic Decatur 5. OunviJle 4 03 inning$l forced to cooperate with boxing the all-s(ar squad. DJ~j)tor Russell Cook. Wate.rloo 7. Terre Haute 6 flst I:ame) promoters so that tbey will be AT LOW COS); "Most persons apparently be­ Terre Haule 10, Waterloo I \2nd gamel insured against loss." The Bulldogs will play 24 con­ Danville I. Decatur 0 Jleve FeUer had something to do AMF.RIC'AN AS OCIAT)ON Taylor said he figured he would tests, incluping two during the L wilh the action," Veeck said in a MilWAukee 5. Columbus I make around $5~,OO~ but 'Lhe third ann ual Corn Bowl cage Louisville ot Kanaa. CII), fpostponed) statement released by the Tribe MlnneapolJ. 9. Toledo 8 fight drew a disappointing crowd classic, Dec. 29-30 at Drake. front office. "Actually, however, lndlanapoUI 3. 51. Paul 2 oC ) 2,952 fans, who contributed Other teams in the- classic will be he didn't have anything to do with WESTEItN LEAG E lo a gate of $83,787 , Minnesota, Dartmouth and Van­ it. It was directed by Manager ~nvcr 6. Pueblo 0 Television, he claimed, reduced derbilt. Lou Boudreau and myself." 'lhe total admissions by $60,000. Feller, who spent the past two days with hi family in Waukegan, Ends Tonlie '8Tl\ND 'IN" And ( I • 1).. '7;,1 'BIG TOWN AFTER DARK' "Doors Open 1:15 p. m." NOW SHOWING NOW. ENDS FRIDAY ,ra,,·fog END FRIDA.Y Travel the Crallcllc WaJ be~w_ ee.iM' Ita... and 10_ Cit;" You'll ODd -ENDS 2- First Run Hits- 2 SATURDAY CrancUc Streamliners are faat, comlorla.ble, and safe. Crandle scbedaJes bave NOW Ir. MVIlDEIlOUS).Y Funnyl dOHisOI' MGM'. " beeD d~ed for ,our COILVIIIIJeaee. wiIa6IIeII ,a. eo-.ate for school, balllnCIII A Pitture To Mak. or Just a pleuun triP. One waJ fare Is onl, 6te plus Iall; roRDod trill ,1.. .. pi.. The Whole World 7IMHJIllllIIa &ax. You'U realb save by .,.,,1,.. tbe coamtal.er'i bOok which o'~n It rides In Happyl " /l()SY 111_ '~I'o

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CEDAR RAPIDS' AND "Feather in Ria Har&" Cartoon TIM HOLT IOWA CJTY RAILWAY IN 8 NEWS lANEGREY/S 'Red In,le and His Natural ~ven' , . ColoJ1oon-8POrmte-Late NeWII SOON":"'THE QtON CURTJ\IN' Thunder Mountain ...... zna~ . ..~ .. ~~ ...... ~ .. -P .. ~~ .... ~'s .. ~ .. ~ .. ~. ~ . ~3 TID! DAlLY IOWAN, TIIlJ'UDAY, JULY 15, 1948-PAG2 TR'UI r • - ... ~ I, s Coflee Club Gives Coed Sports Blue Denim for Tennis, Tan Large Graduation Rites Tomorrow for New Law Instructor to' SUI Hiatt Farewell Gift on of college of Causes Problem Dean Ma Ladu tIlt',' T Illw y stl:'l'clllY un· The "regulars" of the Chamber E. Dewey; longtime Dounced that John C. O'Byrlll', new Illw instructor, will tlrrivp of Commerce Retailer's Wednes­ in 10' a Cily Sunday with his wi I"~ ant! ("hild. doy Morning Coffee club yester­ The largest summer commence­ ment in the history ot SUI, sche­ Iowa City Resident The 28-year·old instructor will (:0 111 0 frolll HyraclIst', I". Y., t hl' day presented a farewell gift to one member and welcomed two duled lor August ~, presented a Funeral services for Elmer M. deaD said, and tart teach iug newcomers at a get-together in seating problem to university of­ Dewey, 54, 412 N. Linn street, here ill the term beginning the assembly room of the Iowa­ ficials, F. G. Higbee, director ot long-time Iowa City resident, will July 22. * * * Illinois Gas and Electric company. convocations, said yesterday. be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at lhe His field is taxat.ion ond prop­ H. H. (Bucky) Hiatt, who is Approximately 750 degrees will Hohenschuh mortuary. erty law, Ladd explained. O'Byrne moving to Oakland, Neb., was pre­ be awarded in the main lounge Mr. Dewey died at 2:30 p.rn. has had extensive work in ac­ sent d with an onyx desk set. 01 Iowa Union, Higbee said. Since Tuesday at Mercy hospital. cOunting, taxation and property I fi alt was manager of the Mont­ the union has a seating capacity Born .in Cedar Rapids, March 29, iBw at Harvard. gom ry Ward store here. He has of 1,500, only one guest ticket will ]894, ~I' . Dewey married Merle O'Byrne received his Ll.B. from purchased a small dep att1T~el1t be available for each graduate, Tiffany in 19J5. Harvard last monlh, Ladd said, store in Oakland. despite the fact that the normal The couple lived on a farm near "where he had a brillianl rec­ Steve Ordas and Glenn Blanch­ numbm- of requests would great­ Mason City. In 1917, Mr. Dewey ord." ard are the two newcomers wel­ ly exceed thls figure, Higbee enlisted in lhe 31st Rail way en­ Betore that he received A.B. comed. Ordas moved here from said. gineers, serving with the army tor and M.S. degrees magna cum Dubuque to replace Hiatt at Admission to the ceremony will 23 months. laude from Syracuse university, Montgomery Wa rd. Blanchard is be by ticket only, Higbee said, The couple came to Iowa City in the dean reported. the n w owner of Moore's Tea­ until 7:15 p.m. when others will 1925' and Mr. Dewey operated During the war he was a naval room. be admitted if there are still seals Dewey's restaurant at 127 S. Clin­ airman in the Pacific lheater. available. (on street until ) 935. Aiter his Paci fi c duty, O'Byrne ] 11 1941 he wa s lected to the worked for lhe bureau of naval Johnson county board of super­ personnel. Town 'n' Campus Iowa Lumber Best visors, serving two terms. Honors received by O'Byrne in­ Mr. Dewey was a past comman­ clude membership in ' Phi B to der ot the Roy L. Chapek post No. Kappa, Delta SIgma Rho, and an LENA T. RING-The Lena T. In Country, Says 17, American legion; a member of honorary law society. He was pres­ Ring circle will hold a potluck the B.P.O.E . .No . 590, Iowa City; Ident of the student body at Syra­ JOlIN c. O'BYRNE supper tonight at 6:30 at City Masonic lodge, Sharon Center; cuse university, and on the edi- park. Meat and beverage will be Conservation Man Knights of Pylhias, Corinth Lodge, torial staff of th e Ha rvard student Rev. Sanks To Conduct furnished. (l).II~. l ow.n Pboto by JG Bllrnu) Iowa City; Veterans of Foreign Iowa's lumber is the best in the Wars No. 3949, Iowa City, and the newsp.aper. \ country, Harvy Wagoner, state O'Byrne will live in one of the Vesper Service Sunday TENN. CAN BE F N - It you have a chle partner lI\J.e Marilyn Me rp:lfY , A4, Toledo. Marilyn Loyal Order 01 Moose No. 1096, LEROY WEEKES-The Leroy combines her tennis playing with her suntan eampalcn by wf':lrlng a. blul' denim hort set, styled tarm foresler, said yesterday at Iowa Cily. barracks housing units, Ladd sn~. Universily vesper services will E. W ekes auxiliary 3949 will hold with II> on -Should r halt rand op II midriff. the noon luncheon of the Lions He is survived by hi s widow and MONEY COSTS MONEY be conducted Sunday vening at a pi 'nic with the V.F.W. post club. one brother, Charles. 7:15 p.rn. by the Rev. Robert members al 6 tonight at City "The people of this state should Burial will be in Oakland ceme­ BANKOK I(JP) - It even costs park. realize that Iowa timber won't tery. more to print money now than in Sanks, dIrector of the Wesley Mahan To Oversee Mrs. Bertha Geiger Three Boy Scouts take a back seat to any produced p.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. the good old days. The Siam min- student foundation, He will preach in the country," Wagoner said. Istry of finance reports that the on "The Possible You," LOYAL nELPERS-The Loyal 3-Day Festival . Dies at Sanitarium Get Merit Awards In 1946 96 percent of the timber average cost or the country's new Services will be held on the Helpers class of the Christian used in Iowa was imported. If the notes is 18 satang (about one w st approach to Old Capitol, or church will hold a noon luncheon Mrs. Ber(ha Geiger, 80, 11 2~~ S. Three Towa City boy seouts were management and timber harvest American cent) each, as compar- in case oC rain, in the Congrega­ followed by a meeting at 2 p.m. At Lakes~de Labs Dubuque slt·eet, died yesterday approved IflSt night for merit were better, Wagoner said, Iow a ed with a prewar cost of two tional Church. The Congregallonal at the home of Mrs. L. J . Maher, morning at R('sl Haven saniltlriuOl, badge :l}y, rtls by the J ohnson could produce enough timber for satang each. students will sponsor the vespers. route 4. Deah Bruce E. Mahan of the extension division will leave to­ 1822 Friend. hip str!' t. c'ollllly board of review. its own use plus enough to build c ------morrow for th Iowa Lakelilde Mrs. Geiger W:JS n chartel· mem., Thl' scuuls arc Jerry Rolland, up a lumber industry for export. laboratories :Jt Lake Okoboj i to b r "r the Carnation Reb('kah S(,l1iOl· outfit 10, Richard Moore, Wagoner told of the state pro­ supervise th e three-day film fes­ lodge, and a member of the Eng­ troop 13, and Chauncey Schmidt, gram to harvest 80 percent of the tival held there tomorrow, Sat­ lish Lutheran church. air squadron 6. available timber each year. The Coffee Strainers, Corks, Actors' Garb in .Insect Com edy plan, he said, is to cut the dam­ urday and Sunday evenings. She is survived by two sons, An­ All three had passed their merit ton C., Jackson, Minn., and W,ddo aged timber leaving the good Lee W. Cochran, executive as­ badge examinations previous to timber to mature for future use. sitant in the extension division, F., Iowa City; two daughters, Mrs Jast night's me ting. * * * * * * * * * Rorry J. Kkherer, Riverside, Ill., Within ten years on this plan, Costuming for 'World We Live In' Not So Difficult, Miss Prisk Says and John R. Hedges, director uf Scout officials also announced and MrR. O. K. Shager, De~ he said, the available timber sup­ the bureau of visual instruction, th:lt bt·out camp, Wo-P -No, will ply will be larger and of better will assist Mahan. Moines; a sisler and t h r e e By CLETE WILEY hrothers. be opc'n from August 1 to August quality. Th e public is invited 10 attend The body is nt lh Hohen!lc·huh 7. As state farm forester for this Goes a long way Sixty-eight coffee strainers for the film festival, Mohan ~aid. The district, Wagoner conacts wood­ buUernies' eyes, forty-eight dozen mortunry. FI iends mlly call al the All s('uuls ,in the Iowa River films will be shown in the out­ mortuary beginning today. Fu- Valley councli must allply for land owners, estimates the vol­ corks for ant antennae. door theater at 8 p.m. on each neral ~E'l'vic('s had not been ar-I the ~a~p by Wednesday: July 21, ume ot their timber and advises in 'Iowa City . • • • Afler scanning Costumer Ber­ of th e three days. ranged yesterday. nc('ordJl1g to scout oWclals. them as to the best care of their nelce Prisk's supply list it's easy Robert AJbright, director of ed­ supply. to agree that "The World We Live ucationaJ services of the Motion In" promises to be a "fantastic" Picture association or America, when you ride insect comedy. will lecture on "Molion Pictures Steam Your Way to Beauty, Experts Say The play, la st in lhis summer's in Adult Learning" on each of the Personal Notes community series, will be pre­ three evenings. III'r"':-; unwilling llt'W ill III'lIl1ly 1':11"'. sented at the end o[ this month R11'11111, II 1'1'0 l'cI i II go t I) H K() IJI'u III y f'X p .... t s, is ;) II i 111 pm' f 1111 1 11 j d f 0 ii!ii!!!!!!!!i!!!!i!!!!i!!!!i!!!!i!!!!i!!!!i!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!! Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, 534 Busses in the university theater. Walter Poggenpohl Joins hl"II!I.>". III 1"11.·1, Ih.,y go II I"ar' II~ 10 , ay tltal Ch'III1Sillg". lll'd to The lady in charge of working Olive street, 'are the parents of Army Corps of Engineers III'oIH·I· i1il'l lind rl'~t, is tltl' IIIO~t * a six pound, two ounce daughter, these unconventional materials lIr1nllhll' SI'('t·!"1 tf) Inst illl{ :-kill into finished slage coslumes * * born yesterday at Mercy hospital. Walter F. PoggenpohL Jr., 17, bl'HIII\" claims they present no unusual 307 S. Madison street, has enlisted A wisE' gol Is one who pursucs a A daughter, weighing eight problem. The "Barretls Of Wim­ daily rOlllin followCl, leaving the pnds Fort Knox, Ky., for basic train­ frl'C. Remove your makeup with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kessler masks downstairs in the univer­ ing. 319 E. Burlington street, are the CoaCh Co: so ,-,p und waleI' and massage cold sity theater yesterday. "Those parents of a seven pound, six are of papier mache," sa id Miss cream inlo tpe fac' and Ileck. Sl'l JAVANE E EYE U.S. TOUR o bowl of steaming hot water on a ounce son, born yesterday at Prisk, "We use th ree of them JOGJAKAH,1'A, .rAVA (IP) - A Mercy hospital. in the play," tabll'. Hold til£' free ends of thl' troupe of 70 Jnvane~ e d:lI1cers 10Wl·1 trnl-fnshion around you I' "The one with the antennae is hopes SOOI1 to tour the Uniled fucc. an ichneumon IIy," sh said, "and ( O.II~ '.wan photo b~ Uerb Nip.... ) Stu tes, uccording 10 a report from At intervals come out for nil' the one without is a la rva. A EYES BIG AS COFFEE STRAINERS add a. slnl ter look to a. mask the Indonesian Republic nE'WS DJld Ihen repeat. Lastly, douse fa('l' larva is a fly's daughter," she of an ichneumon fly, part of !I. costume t'Or "The World We Live agency. The lloup will demon­ and neck wilh ("old cloths to cloSf' explained. In," "fantastic" insect comedy now In preparation by the university strale higHly styJlzed J uvanese yuur port'S li/fht berote \.;Iking your The play includes ants, buttel·­ thealer. Larva mask beside It is of the fly's daughter. Wayne Bundy dancing routines. beuuty sleep. flys, moths and crickets. Coffee of Ogden, Uta II, examines tbe masks he helped make. strainers serve as oval goggle eyes on masks for the builerflil!s and beetles. Corks, strung on with short while jarkels and class in the play. Also called wires, are used as al;)tennae for reathery antennae. tumblebugs, they are the class ants. New Lowered Prices On Ants in coveralls, of co urse, are wearing cutaways and striped LAST THREE DAYS Canvas and plastic in a whole the workers, Red ants, she said, trousers. Middle-class Mrs. Beetle rainbow of colors are among un­ wear red coveralls. is plump and has a "frumpish usual rna terials used in the play's BeeUes represent the middle look," Miss Prisk said. costumes. Miss Prisk listed 60 Thursday-Fridaj-Saturday ALL _WOOL ~ BLANKETS yards of plastic for head dresses and trimming, 20 yards of canvas MOORE·GRANDRATH for head dresses, 50 yards of mus­ lin for linjngs, 30 yards of taffeta for butterflies, 25 yards of jersey for moths and 6 yards of gray chiffon for a cocoon. Miss Prisk costumed this play • at Northwestern university, she ,Our Semi-Annual Sale said, before she came to SUI in 1944. She comes from northern Minn­ tIIoto. She said she had been Ends Saturday-A ,Few working on costumes for the theater ever since her college days at Northwestern 20 years ,go, That would make about 300 Lidy Borden ice cream Shoes AreI Lefl• • • • If You (an shows, she said. Miss Prisk explained that the play was a satire on human" beings ,is delightfully different . and pointed out that each group Find Your Sil~YOU Will or insects has its analogy in a lIroup ot humans. "We satirize ... humans mostly with stylized · ~ •.. get some today { Prepare)'!OJV fo r. Cold Winter! \ insect heads," she said. Get A Real Bargain For Only Butterflies, for instance, repre­ Pay Lillie by Little_on Lay-Away! , sent the society classes. They are costumed in pastel evening dress 4 lb... WO ,OL B.LANKET - JI.~ ~ ~~~fa ·T.ong Doub1e'"!orSfngle' Si~ F~I-o-w-e-r-s spell Romance ,Prices . are. way down on all our thick.,. fine , textured wool blankets! Choose-your lavorite' Take a Up from me Pal - You can't 90 wrqnq if you send flowers color from rose dUllt, blue, green; peach, Bold] • to your date for the FRIDAY FHOLIC. We specialize In Corsaqe8 or white. Matcbing rayon-aatin binding. Ea~~ 'witb . ·5 year gu'arantee against mot. b . dama~ and Flowers for the Hair . • Flowers she'll adore. Place your Each .av'ai14h~_on _ ea,y.Jay~away 1 order NOWI .' r 3 Ilia WOOL BLANKE"T} LOW Prices FREE Delivery No Refunds or - - 5.50 ExchQnges Sale 'Plositively' Ends ~" :I 'Bi"'DOubl~or S~~le SiZeVlI"glQ T oon ) HIGHWAy 218 So. All Sales Final Saturday, July 17th LAy.".. AY WILL_BOLD THEM llNTIL .....WINTEIt . DIAL 6566 CURTIS FLORISTS The Oady Iowan Compare Republican, gemocratic Platforms McBride's Hall ESTABLISIiED 1868 "';':!,'~:';'!'k~;\:'i1.. nbl=:: ~.Ioy~nl, 3. ""'nrily nf ....ron, "'lin. ~d"rnin" UN .""Ii,. nf ...,ib\lily ... fO' wnrn" "om Nero May Have Flugeled and Democrats On major issues in and 3. Equal treatment in the by "vacillation" on Palestine 65 to 60. Would extend these pro- THURSDAY, JULY J$, 1948 By BILL McBRIDE their 1948 platforms: service and defense ot the nation. question. grams to workers not now cover- A student with an eye for details told me t 11<' of hel' day that LABOR Convention refused to insert a Democrats - Pledge full recog- ed. Favor national health pro- all the stori s about T fiddling while Rome burned are ~Mer "states' rights" plank. niUon and ald. Favor lifting arms gram. ero nonl-icn e becawe fiddle ' were not invented until the middle ~. Republicans - Pledge "contin- VETERANS uing study" of labor-management FOREIGN POLICY embargo to give Israel "right of I suppo e thc tudent thougbt he was doing me a favor, but fr{lnk. relations to improve present laws. RepabUeaM - Pro mise aid self--deIense." Pie d g e support, Republlcans - Propose "real­ istic and adequate" adjustment ly. I'd rather he had 1 ft well enough alone. Says the "fundamental" right to "within prudent limits" to other within UN framework, for inter­ Up until this timc, 1 have always a 'umed that Nero was jUst strike is subordinate only to peace-loving countries on a basis nationalization of Jerusalem. of veteran benefits on cost-of­ Board at TIustfts: x-ue O. Moeller, the ort of 8 stinker who wonld fidd le "Happy Day Are Here MUon Ladd, A. B&Ird. Paul R . living basis. Demand "good faith" era., "paramount" considerations of of self-help and mutual aid, with mGH PRICES Again" while the popula('c was throwing watel' on the fire or rae· o n, LeIter Brooks. sIeve Dlnrun., public health and safety. !:business-Iike and efficient" ad- Republicans - Blame Truman in giving veterans preference in Kathryn McNamara, Richard Dice. KeI~ in.g 8round trying to find thc agent who old them their A. Olaqow. Democrats _ Favor repeal of ministration. Call for removal of administration for them. Promise federal jobs. insur~ee Democrats - Demand constant policie covering such occurences. Now I discovel' that maybe 'l'~ Taft-Hartley act. Want mlrumUfD United Nations veto in peaceful aUack On "basic causes" by cut­ 1Iuatn_ omc. •.•...... • '" •••. . 41ft wage raised from 40 cents an settiement of international dls- ting government spending, reduc- effort to keep benefits in line with 1've been doing an injustice to the late cn)peror by basing "y Cdllortal om~ .••..•.•.....•..•.•..41. SOdet7 0UIce ...... uts hour to 75 cents. putes. Ask peace-keeping armed ing public debt and other meas- living costs. Pledges program of opinion or bim on fal~ prcmi 'cs . houses for veterans at prices they CIVlL RIGHTS force for UN. ures. • • • Republicans _ Favor whatever Demoerata - Promise necessary Democrats - Blame GOP 80th can afford to pay. Of course, he eould have been playin/! 8 marimba, which was funds and a "sound, humanitar- congress for them. Support Presi­ FARM cOllBidered qll ite Ule instrum Ilt in tho 'e days, but it hardly seeBIII Wllnted - 750 Places 10 Sit federal laws are needed to pre- ian" administration of Marshall dent Truman's anti-inflation pro­ Republicans - Urge long-term vent lynching and to ensure equal possible that anyone could confu e a violin with a marimba. SQme opportunity lor persons of aU plan for Europeail recovery. gram including standby power to program including "sounder" soil one in tbe past bas madr it a definite point to try to smear Nero's To say that the Jarg(' t lnDnll'r comm nC('tn('nl in .·t 1 hi ·tOl'Y races and creeds to work and Pledge full support of United Na- impose price and wage controls. conservation; protection of "rea­ has pr ent d problems, i to understate. reputation with the violin scandal .. . you know how politicians advance in life. Opp'oses race lions, continued leadership toward HOUSING sonable" market prices through nre. The unh'ersity' headacIle i to find as large a. plaer a. po, ible flexible support system, commod­ segregation in armed forces. curtailing vetQ power, establish- Republicans - R e com mend It may have been (hat Nero was simply blowing 011 a conch shell to hold till' cer('mony. The place in tb' ca e is th nion- bc· Democrata _ Commend Pres i- ment of armed force to back up federal aid to states for slum ity loans and marketing agree­ to give the alarm and some mistaken Roman just t hougbt it was Ii caw;e tbe fieldbou e i ha"ing it fa e lift d. dent Truman for his civil rights UN authority. clearance and low-rental housing ments; encouragement of family­ size farms; support of the prin­ violin. I have Iward violinist who sounded a. though they were Then the graduate has a headacbe, too. II '11 g tOile ticket program. Call on congress' to back PALESTINE when needed. Promise encourage- playing a ('onch slll'l!. Wllicb say "admit on " to the Uni n. How he will . pl'l'ad that him up in guaranteeing racial and Republicanl _ Pledge full re- ment to private enterprises in ciple of bona fide farmer-owned cooperatives; "sound" rural elec­ lIIlating spae over mom, dad and po 'ibly a wife ha th ,hap religious minorities these rights: cognition of Israel and U.S. aid getting homes built. • • • trification. A lot of difft'rent slor ; r.~ ('(l1l be ('in'ulatell in IIt6 period of licked beforc h tart. 1. Full and equal political partici- within "leUer and &pirit" of UN Democrats - Pledge "compre­ Democrats - Pledge eflorts to tillle siflce the JtaUo/t cil" blu' lled in 64 A.D. And then too, there The evrning of the ccremony, tickets will be T('(juired until fif. pation, 2. Equat opportunity of charter. Charge Truman admlnis- hensive" housing legislation, in­ ______eluding slum clearance and low- maintain farm prosperity, higher is thll fact fhett lIu; fire lastcd fnr nine dG'Ys, a11d even the best te p minut belol" st8rtin~ time, then tb , who do not lta\'(' rent housing projects built with living standards and preservation of modern day fil·c.truck chasers d01~'t ttS1£ally stick it voll hll!o; !"airlv wl,11 ing [or war, as it has been at By SAM EL GRAFTON (New York Post. Syndicate In disgu~t, the fire fighting emperor threw the empty extiu· ('oolrd off by now, Ihr oama/lc dOllr Democratic Rolidarit~: in tit times in the past when such inci­ The desperate eHort of the Bol­ guisher into a nearby hole and muttered, " F lap! l 'm going honie shevists to prevent Allied use of lith ha. be(,11 donr. And it hOK br n con!!ideru \)1. i ot only do dents have provided the match, PHILADELPHIA - There was of a new political era in America, and see if anyone jpl 1\1yra in." (Myra WIlR llis cat). To a parij. German Industry for European re­ men such ns • purknllln lind TJanry openly l'C'fnR<' to !UlllpOl"l ;rl'u, the situation would indeed be once a time when the Democrats in which while the left may find ally deaf spcctator, Nero's statement ounded like, "I'm goh.lg grove. But all Europe today is covery has grown Increasingly could agree, and now they cannot. itself without allies. the 'right man, bnt P pp r PI ridu ('8m OllL for a whiI' as a c8ndhhlte home and play my violin," and so to this day everyone thinks he t struggling to ovoid war and I dangerous. may find itself without .followers. for pI' sidf'ntial nomination at the conv('ntion. That is the situation herd, and did just that. believe that, for the time being Indicated Russian rejection of you can treat it as com~dy if This is the great issue that is What about th big city D 'mocratic machine!! ' o\lldn 't IIulI"U at least. that goes for Russia too. Allied demands for restoration you like. But underneath there being decided here, and, of course, • • • ~r Ncw ,leI' ey and .A1·v('y of C'hicll~o forI'. c(' Ihat turning thl.'ir Nobody has anything with which of ground communication with is something else, something quite it is not being mentioned. For With candidates Dewey from New York and Warren from CIIU· backs on patty solidarity meant wrecking I clion y('ar ('!Jallrrs' to conduct a real fight. The time Berlin intenSifies that crisis. real, something serious. For you even to debate the question of fornia, the only job left for the Republicans i · to capture th,e If, 8 . it Ilaf! been suggesled, th('sc mrn n(,vel' took Eis('nhowl.'r is one for smothering, not fan­ There are undertones of dan­ would not have to paraphrase whet.her it would not be better votes ?f thc states in betwecn. 'l'he situation compo.res to mally I;ously, wby did thl.'Y drli1.lwltely cboo. to di 'r dit 'rruman ' ning, any chance flame. rer In the Balkans. There are very much to make it read: There to go back to the old way of con­ sandWIches you get these days-plenty of bread on either sid\ What about tbr stotem 11t and nction of Jamcs Roos("vl'it from r believe the tension on the ImpUcations that difficulties be­ was once a time when the coun­ ciliation and compromise would but \~ere ' s the meatY California' H h('ld out to the last for Ei (lDbow('r ",h(,11 it mils continent comes from a general tween Yuroslavia, Albania. ILIld try could' agree, and now, per­ be to assume a community of in­ hay!' be n obviouR t him (11 call ' wa. losi. lockeying Cor position in a war BlJlfarta far trllnsccnd allY haps, it cannot. When you begin terest which is beyond the power Now that the "lItop·Trl1mnD" move lIs gone on th e 1'0 'ks, one which they fear in the vague mere Ideolol'lcal split In \he to see Democratic disunity as a of the factions here to assert any perf ctly plain r . ult of all the furor i. that the Demoemt: 1h Ill· future, rather than from anything RUB8lao. sphere. shadow of a new national dis­ longer. They are not discussing which might happen now. A mat­ OFFICIA.L DAILY 'BULLETIN !'I,ves have so far donI.' the most to prevent 'truman £1'0111 bein r Tito, strutting "Little Joe" of harmony, you stop laughing at the natures of oil and water; they leeted. ter more of insurance rather than this convention. are oil and water. r oC intent. There is every evi­ the Balkans who has never evi­ No pre. ident

, \ " J~Y 111, I ...... ACa ,..,. WHERE TO GO Two Local Women Use Daily Iowan Want Ads File Divorce Suits; SUI Officially I BERVlCES_ QASSIFIED RATE CARD WHERE to JOY IT One Gets Injunction Accepts Granls CASH RATE EXPERT RADIO REPAIR Two divorce suits were filed in IIYelTUa .... III Photo SappUel I •• Du.....zOo per lID. per All Make. ot ~ Johnson county district court yes­ W. Work GuarutaN . AtSCHARPS terday. An injunction was issued Of ·$11,500 • I CDueeutlve Du-llo per Pick-up aDd DeIlY¥l In one. Irtra Clt7'. Larc­ The SUI finance committee last lIDe per da,.. WOODBURN SOUMD Judge Harold D. Evans issued f CtueeuUv. ..,_110 JIll' Camera Store Oh Manl r an injuction without bond to keep week officially accepted grants lID_ per da,.. SERVICE • S. Dubuque Dial 5n5 Thomas Nelson, 732 E. Jefferson totaling $1.1,500 and girts present­ fIpre 5-word avera" p.r lID. II E. COUq-. Dial '-1151 That Delldoua , street from molesting his wife, ed to the art department and the - university museum. - lllllimlllll Ad-J LID ... Food. At Mary Nell Nelson on th

drawers, $10. Living room suite. STAMP AND COIN MORRIS, FURNITURE ICOMPANY - "I " 1, c.-,;z~ I, ~,". ~ $90. Desk, $25. Call 5201. . •• - " .. ((;!o;,c.. :, ~" •. :, ... COLLECTORS I I I .' ~~~C~ ': .r~ ..... - .. . -'. 217 South Clinton rhODe 7212 "I ., I, \. -.. • SPEED graphic 2'A x3%.. Graphic .c. .// .. - \ • I I .' • 14 , ,.'" ,(l1IJ(JJ . I • • ~ shutler, optar lens, range find­ We've Just received a large .~. · nuNC" ~ #,.,. - . ~., shipment of stamps and coins, :..~ C..... -' '.~ c; . CIl.U,.C,., ; er, gra!lex flash gun, 6 negative III ~_j .. • • holders, liIm pacK adaptor, 12 catalogs and albums. Beginner hangers, 2 tanks. Perfect condi­ or expert, you'll find Just the SPECIAL SERVICE tion. Bill Layton, 1700 Maple thing you need. Stop in today Drive N. W" Cedar Rapids. and browse. 1 SET golf clubs. .32 Colt auto­ matic with Browning action. the bookshop Phone 8-1284 after 4 p.m. Iii E, WashlllJ'toD NEW CAR? APARTMENT size washer for sale. Dial 2439 after 5 p.m. FREE. Halt Persian kittens. 1 No. not new: it looks 80 good male, 2 females. Dial 9406. beca\ae U's been expertly METAL one-wheel trailer. Excel­ lent condition. Gall 8-0249. HEARD the latest? In addition to c1e~d by Dunlop'.. . ======::::; rugs, Fina Foam cleans painted surface perfectly. Yetter's Base­ For expert car waahinq OIld BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG ment. wax/ brlnq your car In today• .Now SHE can be higher than you. Special attenllon qiven to in· Always a good time at the AN­ NEX. ledor. Low Coat. LOST AND F01JRl) HITCH-HIKER left raincoat jn 1947 Ford while traveling to GIVE 'EM SUN AND FUN Cedar Rapids from Iowa City on ~UNLAP'S MOTORS SALES, INC. Quality wading pools June 5. Driver please call 6894. Corner Burlln.. ton and Dubuque

Student Supply Store LOST: Pair of plastic rln\med glasses at Quarries. 'Phone Ce- 1-::::. ======:::::::=::=:======C,.,..UftYG & 'PRESSING ===== 17 S. Dubuque dar Rapids, 31654, collect. · WOAIun ;E:=====:=====:::; LOST: Norma mechanical pencil. :======~ Reward. John Conner. Phone 2666. Let Us Keep Your Clothes Always Oven Fresh BROWN plastic rlrn,ned glasses. Reward. C. Martin, 7049. - Looking Like New HENRY CAR L A Jf D E It SON' AU lor Swcmk O~.D tn.h WANTED TO BERT roIII or dc9ta at your mor­ MALE graduate assistant wants C. O. D. Cleaners III rataurcmt or lUDch cOUDt­ single room. preferably near .. ,St. Mary's Church. Write Box FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE M-2, Daily Iowan. DlALU33 106 S. CAPITOL STUDENT couple wants 2 or 3 Swank Bakery room furnished apartment for Try Our Alteratlonll and Repai" Dept. rental approximately AUi\lst 15. Will furnish references if needed. ,.'::::'::======::::; Call 8-4256 atter 7. By GENE AHERN ICEBOXES-all metal, white $50.00.------REWARD.------Apartment or tnatneled, 50 to 75 pOund capa­ share home for physician, wife THAT WAS .. l\y. While they last: $10 each. and baby. Overseas-veteran. Write· A VAlUABl~ MELON BElONGING Box 7 F-I, Daily Iowan. Morris Furniture Company 10 TIlE DEf?1VUME;NT OF AGRiCULTUR,E, 217 South Clinton 2 ROOM apartment for three wom­ en. No kitchen, sufficient closet AND WAS UNDfiR- space. Phone 8-1676. 1M SUPERVISION/'" FURNITURE MOVING '" AHM "'MENTION • FRATERNITY wishes housc with THAT AROUND rooms for 15 men. Will contract. 10 'TW E '-"II.I~ f / MAHER BROS. TRANSFER Write Box 7H.-I, Daily, Iowan. FM Emdent Fundnue Moving MARRIED student wants 2-room And apartm€nt - furnished wit h cooking privileges - before Sep­ BAGGAGE TRANSFER tember 15. Write-Box 7 J-I, Daily OIAL - 9696 - DIAL Iowan, HELP WANTED WORK WANTED TEACHER for" rural ' school near : aABY BUllng and sewing. Call Iowa Cit,Y on gravel road. Elec­ Df'D. tricity, all burner. Pay at least $175.00. Leo Seelmann,. low'6 OIB JO'YAN ClASSIFIED! City route 4: Phone Sharon. LQANI ' DIAL 4191, ' $$$$$$$$$$$$ lonll~rl on camefHR, guns, clothing, jewelry, etc. Reliable Loan. 109 .E. BurUnatoQ TOE DAILY IOWAN, 'I'II1l1t8DAY, JULY IS. Ittl-PXGI! sIX - Firemen Prevent Gas - - Rome Police Break Communist Riot Fire in Auto Collision Coli lor 250 More Dads Report $55 Increase in Pool Fund Russia Threatens U. S. Plali The swimming pool fund in- ness district, $3,160 from the lodge Fi remen were called Ito 'tll e Cor" Detasse/ers creased $55 yesterday to a total canvass and $35 from CoralVille. 11• .cene of a two-car collision on ,------! ot $7,635, the Community Dads .. Washington street, one-haU block Approximately 250 more work- announced last night. IC Firemen Extinguish For Ending Holy Land War oj • east Capitol street last night, ers are needed for corn detassel­ According to William Grand­ "1 el T,AKE, • CE '.' (JPl-R '.18 t night oddenly objected to to prevent the igniUng of gasoline jng in Johnson and surrounding rath, publicity chairman of the Small City Park Blaze coming from one of the cars. vvral key ·tion of thE' Am rican proposal for nding th Pal. counties, Mrs. Nellie C. Verdin, Dads drive, the $55 was contribut­ A blaze in the supply rOOm The collision occurred about 7 acting manager of the Iowa Stale ed in the business district canvass at City park was extinguished by TIlE'. '0"'1.'1 i.'stin war. tand threatened to delay or ven kill the pm. Both cars were damaged. employment office, said yesterday. of the d ri ve. local firemen yesterday mornIng. pi n ror the curitJ l'oonl'il 10 i U 8 8. ·fire ord r to tlle The trailer hitch on the car Applications have been received This leaves a $4,865 total yet George Turecek, 631 N. Dodge Jew and Arab.. driven by Mel Schinkel, 308 Fink­ from 250 workers, Mrs. Verdin to be collected in 1he project. No street, park supel'in lendent, had 1 ~ovit;t D put)' Foreign ~ljui ter Andrei A. Gromyko raised binI.' p rk, was rammed into the said. additions were made yesterday noticed the fire and called the gas tank. Driver of the other car DetasseJing will begin Monday, to the residential or the lodge fire depal'tmen\. H used a tire hlli obje tions onu TIl d tlUfer· * * * was Thomas N. Wagner, 210 Mrs. Verdin said. Work will lost phases ot the drive. extinguishel' on the flames and propOl>8lli Just Ill! III cOllncil ap· Richards street. two or three weeks according to Totals for the three canvasses was able to keep the fire under peared to be nearing a vote. The Jews Press Attack The firemen washed the gaso­ Donald Lininger, manager of the show $1,667.27 from the residen­ control. line down the gutter. Pioneer hybrid com company. Slight damage resulted. American plan h d six af!irma- To Pry Arab Grip tial area, $2;772.73 from the busi- Uve vote. pledged but ven are ~ ••••••••••_ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,~ ~~n ~l~ ~~o~atot~~::~pea~~ In Latrun Sector =...... H ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,~. of changes and deletions. CAIRO (IP) - A decisive battle ~...... PI =I • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••• ,.•• 1 "1 To Meet Today for Jerusalem. appeared to be •• I • =• T eI Council President DmitrI Z. shaping up yesterday around Lat- .:= 1.1 .·1 1=••• II, M nuil ky of the Soviet Ukraine run where the Arabs have plugged BR EM ER S = 81 hurriedly adjourned the meeting Jewish supply roads to the holy after Gromyko's sp ch and dele- city. • • gat w nl into prlvat huddles In The J ews are pressing an offen- • II • . •••' an attempL to reach some iree- • • ••• m nt. The council will convene :~~:~r~~ ~~ C~= I ~!inTlr~n~~ I II • J U LV - ACT ION SA Lr- =· · :g:;na:~;~~d, the Soviet counter- ~~: A~tl!~!~:"S ~~i ~~g~~ (AP WlrepbQlo) ••• -.. • - - - - - I:: _.-1 ••' proposals would eliminate Count artillery stUl domInates this area. • FolkI.' Bernadotte Irom the picture. The main J erusalem-Tel Aviv CROKlNG OFF A OOJ\fMUNlST demonstration Wednesda",• Rome •••• II STA RTS TO DAY • • '. Th U.S. resolution provld for polloe. ret a 8lran&'lebold on .. prisoner in a jeep. Riots took piau •• • , hUN I t highway meanders through Bab • t e .. med a or to supervls a EI Wad gorge at this point. It is In the city's Piazza. olona alter the attempted assasslna. tlon ot ••••• • •••' truce or unlimited duration and Palmlro TOlrllll Ul, Leader ot the Italian Communists. continu ttorts at m diation. Ru - 14 miles from Jerusalem and 18 (SEE TORY PAGE 1) • _. • •• 10 moved to strike out all th se from Tel Aviv. ------______• _ You'll find amazing values and savings aplenty. These items are odd lots and _ •• s etlan. A victory here wOllld decide ,..------, • • • b k . f did f . k . I _ • • A&Tee to Truce the success or fallurh ot the siege University Lights Fail West Branch Club • _. ro en Slles 0 very goo qua iyt- price or q-u-.-c- a-c-t-I-o-n, ••• Gromyko accepted the seclions or J erusalem. • - • • • • of th(' resolUtion calling for a In the holy city itself, Arab University halt and several To Honor Hoover II I counCil ord r to th Jews and legion and Trans-Jordan tribal other university buildings were • =• •• L 0 0 K .- =• • Arabs to stop fighting within three riflemen, supported by the legion's without lights for haU an hour America's only Living ex-presi- •• __ I _ _ I••• '. days. Failure to comply would heavy artillery, began a fight for yesterday nl'ternoon. Swltch- dent will be honored at his home • opel~ the way for ~nvokln~ diplo- J ewish-held Mount Zion, which Is board Lrouble at the power in West Branch on his birthday • II I _•• malic and economic sa~ctJons or a threat to the Arab lelt flank. plant caused the pow r short- August lOth, William B. Ander- •• _ MEN'S SUMMER SUITS $45 t $55 VALUES •••• v n the use ot InternatIonal mlll- age, accordin" to R . J. Phil- • _ • . 0 •. .' t r Ii I I.'ed t J ewish sources said 120 of the • son, president of the Friends of $ $ • jl~m~.e~~~~· ceu~ ~fi~eafn Jer~s~~ enemy were kllled when Arabs ~~~'SiC:~Pp~:I~:.endenl of the Herbert Hoover, announced yes- •• -=.. 3~.75 · 38.75 $43.75 •••••• attacked Jewi h positions near the terday. · BaSing his orgum nt on th con- Sejera settlement between Tiber- I______...J The sponsoring society was in- I .. _ • =I ~e~~~~~n tht~ t~:rti~i~ ~~:m~I~~ ~~~~~~~azareth . The Arabs were Crocker Returns ~~:;:~~~ al~u~:~:i d~~~~~!nfro~ II II I. MEN'S SUMMER PANTS $7.95 to $14.95 VALUES ! 1= Land Into Independent Jewish and West Branch. • • Arab notions i in Cull effect, N T I H d From Clear Lake It will be the first time the •• I $5 78 $7 18 $9 78 ••••• , ~~~~~~~r~i~a~ (in!~~ ;~i;::= ame ayor ea birthday observance has been I: The Rev. Rob rt Crocker, held, Anderson said. He invited ....=• ... -=:• • t~~~h:~dot~~~~t;~t r:;~dJ~:r:,~. lor Of Masonic Group Methodist student director, has all Iowans to partioipate. -. = MEN'S SPORT COATS AND JACKETS $14.95-$25.00 VALU ES : •• u.s. Deputy D I , te Philip C. returned from the Clear Lake The program lor the day, out- Jessup told reporters he is study- COUNCIL BLUFFS (/P')-B. G. Methodist youth camp of the lined by Anderson, will feature II. -. ••• $9.18 $12.18 $15.18 .. .-.1.1. Ing the dev lopments. He saId the Taylor Cedar Rapids was elected upper-Iowa conference. a noon tal~ by Hoover at a picnic • Ii. • • •• U.S. ml"hl make some chan&e In grand 'master of the' Iowa Neiro The Rev. Mr. Crocker taught dinner near the three-room cot- . • ••• wording but would not agree to Masons yesterday. He wlli suc- a course on "Courtship and Mar- tage where the ex-president was . .. • MEN'S SEERSUCKER SUITS $14.95.$25.00 VALUES ••• droppmg &!rnadolte. eeed C. D. Culberson ot Iowa City. rlaie" at the school, in which born. The club owns 30 acres ...... $ •••• 492 young people were enrolled. there which it keeps open Lo the .. • Coneludinr a three-day session Eight representatives from the public. Hoover's two sons will be ••• _.. •• 0n I y 14 •78 ••• =. •= School Board Sets here, the "roup selected BurLIng- Iowa City church attended the there, he sold. ton as the sight of its 1949 meet- camp. • _ • =. = City School Budget In~ther ofJicers elected were E. PA TOR A K S DlVORCE POLl H BIKES FOR U =I I ••••••••••••••• . •••••• • ••••• . • == W. Pills, Davenport, senior grand DES MOINES (IP) - The Rev. WARSAW (A') - POland;s 'na- • _ _ •••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• warden; C. H. Owens, Kcokuk, Henry Simmon, pastor 01 a tionallzed bicycle-making plonts • _ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• =•• At Record $552,169 junior Stand worden; Henry Mar- Baptist church In Cedar Rapids, expect to produce 47,000 tourist .11 I •••••••••••••••••••••, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • , ••• tin, Dubuque, grllnd treasurer; in Polk county district court yes- bikes in the last half of 1948. ". • • The city school board last nliht Jake L. Nelson, Burlington, grand terdoy asked 11 divorce from his Substantial quantities have b en I • :, adopted (I r cord $552,109.60 esli­ secretary lind W. L. Tuney, CUn· WIfe, Helen, "lor belittling my marked COl' xport to the Uniled • II • Whi tt. and Colors Values to $5.00 • _. mllted budget Cor th fiscal year pnding July, 1949. The budget was pre ent d by Schooi Superln­ wo,~,"d,wWd"o w"'"uiol" ..." 51,1" 1:1 DRESS SJ-IIRTS $2.58 III t nd nt Iver A. Opsllld. The firure compa ~e with last year's expenditure of $417,696.07, amI $335,352.28 th year pr vious = 10 that. Only 3 MORE DA YS 51 !n Opstad pointed out that the pro­ posed bud&et would necessltatp. Ii =1= PAJ AM AS Values to $5.00 $2.78 1== hool tax levy of 33.63 miles. as agolnst Illst year's 26865 mJl levy. to buy a new pair -.1 11= II aid the school board last =!IIi • • •• yea r asked $333,000 In taxes, but - .. II MEN'S ATHLETIC ' I == r ceived $315,000. On lhls basis, he warned, wllh current expendi­ of shoes af less II,. • •• tures the schoot board could ex­ pect "0 small bulance. if any, by next April." The board authorized replace­ than Y2 01 the cost u: UNION SUITSV':;,W$I.48 iii ment of obsol te &chool drinking fountains. I.- ••• The board also considered tak­ !! II WASHABLE =•• ing the annual census In March or 01 a new pair. • April instead of June and J uly be­ ii .-. cause 01 the large number of peo­ pI who change reSidence or take vocations during the latter months. Thursday-Friday-Saturday U! ROBES V~~,~.. 'O 25 % O,FF III Mark t~e Wind-up -I- ... I.;-I. ".~c, _. ,~ S WI M TRUN KSWOOIKn'bOOIYHALF .OFF t . ill• •• of Our =__ 1. 1 Semi-Annual Sale =1. sloan .1- onl,y Values to $2.50 • . i i, \ ~. • i I. i 1111.- POLO SH IRTS ONLY / 91e III II •• 1 I •• 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1.1 111 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1...... III

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