ON THE INSIDE - THE WEATHER TODAY - Dodgers, Cards Loose ...... Page 2 Brace yourselfl Today will be'fair and hot with Swimming Pool Gains Favor ...... Page 4 e temperatures ranging from 100 to 105 de- .. H Auction Brings Top Money ...... Page 4 Eatabliahed lasS-Vol. 79, No. 272-AP News and Witephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday. August 10, 1947-Five Centl grees.
-t C Fie ~ I o as; Vir iii I a e r e a • Off· Record Stop German Prince Plays lccepts Guard; Anchorage; For Weather Data Biggest In Cal and Mouse Game For Good if His Plane Fails WASHINGTON (IP)- Million At the start ot yesterday's hear PRESSQUE ISLE, Me., (JP) - BERLIN (JP)-The vanishing air e p I a n e designer Howard ing, Hugh Fulton, one-time chid The tirst leg of a round the world Area History jewels of German royal.ty lured Hughes solemnly testified yester Won't Talk Heads Hom counsel of the committee, waa flight in two light planes was Americani nvesUgators o.n a $2, day he would leave the country ;. iQUS Damages refused the opportunity to speak ANCHORAGE, Alaska (.4') completed her last night when OQO,OOO treasure hunt last night for good if his giant, much-criti Americans To Blame cised cargo plane fails to fly. on Senator Brewster's (R-Me) William Odom nearing the home- fonner army pilots Clifford V. r Casualties Listed through a bizarre maze tha! al For Everything, Says "I put the sweat ot my life in testimony that Fulton attempted stretch in quest of an around-the- Evans and George T wmq 1 .add n Four-Stat. Report ready has involved a dozen na this thing; my reputation is rolled to stall ot! the inquiry in behalf Bugsy's Girlfriend world flight record. notified El- unscheduled overulght halts tv tlonallthrs m BerllD's underwotld B1 THI ASSOCIATED PItISS up m it," he told the senate war 01 Hughes. (Brewster left yester mendor! field yesterday that he and promises to lead to an in MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (JP)-Vir gather weather data Several states were shaken lnv,estillating committee. day for a Maine vacation.) expects to arrive on his hop from ternational incident. ,uua Hill was under 24-hour Separated by clouds, Evans briefly last night by a small "I have stated several times if But Fulton had his say at a Tokyo at (]2:15 a.m., CST). The landed at 3 p.m. '(CST). and Tru It is a faIlure. I would leave this news conference yesterday after fU8rd by private detectives yes- earthquake which a Chicago seis German Prince Ferdmand von time is approximately two hours man landed at Dow Field. Bangor, mologist said wa. "bigger than Schoenalch-Carolath told mter country and never come b~ck. noon. He said he could not have 1I!dey alter she had been advised 21 minutes later to check recep And I mean that." been called as a witness "with behind the earlier estimate of the ever experienced before in the viewers he and hi, wite had sub by Miami Beach Police Chief P. tion of radio signals, he said. Tru midwest area." Hughes said he couldn't guar out endangering" Brewster. field operations tower. mitted t truth serum tests to .. Short to "take precautions" for Earlier contacts with Odom man flew on and joined Evans There were no immediate re antee the plane would fly or that Fulton said he knew nothing ot at Presque Isle about 5:30 p.rn. satisfy Investigators of the accu any oller by Brewster to call oft safety. were reported by both the army's ports ot se~iou. damage or of it would be a success-he only (CST). casualties. racy of I)is story that the jewels hoped it would. But the criticism the inquiry, but: '1IU pl'e(:autions" tor her sB"fety. 'ower &" Elmendorf JOHN C. FRANKLIN Evans, 26, of Washington, 0.. The quake occurred in an area belonllng to his mother, Princess of the project and of the money "Brewster was utterly unable The pretty, 30-year-old friend of appointed mana&,er of the n A'nch'orage, destination of spent on it was "unjustified," he to take issue WIth Hughes' fun C., and, Truman, 311, of LOS Ang- w~t"in 10\ miles from Chlc_.,. Hermine, the late widow ot Ger ~aln gambler Benjamin (BugsY) Atomic Energy Commlssfon's Oak the Bombshell, on a non-stop eles, left T terboro, N.J ., shortly sterling shortly before II p.m. said. damental charge that wblle Brew many's last Kaiser, had myster Site,l, 42, was given an escort of Ridge, Tenn., divblon, it was an flight of more than 3,000 miles after 10 yesterday morning on a (CS'l') , and continued several D uri n g yesterday's session, ster was chairman of the com \wo detectives who whisked her to nounced yesterday by acting AEC flight from Tokyo, and its Alaska trip that will carry them 21,350 minutes. iously disappeared from a trunk Hughes denied, in an almost hurt mittee investigating Huihes, and communications system operator ber Sunset island home from the Chairman Sumner T. Pike. miles around the world in an es- Quake reports were received In the house of an American tone, that any entertainment ex had occasion to meet Hughes only (A.P. Wirephoto) at Shemya, far out in the Aleu in connection with that investiga lirport when she arrived from Pa timated 30 to 45 days. from Michigan, OhiO, JIlinols and fn nd where he h d kept $5,000,- pense were part of some $150, tians Evans said the fIlers planned Indiana. tion, Brewster used that oppor ris and New York early yesterday. 000 of the German royal treasure. OO() In costs tor the tlyina boat. The operations tower at An to leave this morning for Goose The Rev. Alphonse Schmitt, Before the committee quit for tunity: chorage's Elmendorf field had Chief Short told Miss Hill he Bay, Labrador, and expected to Loyola university seismologist at The nervous, 34-year-old the day-the hearing continues 1. To obtain free transportation, tboll8ht It "imperative that she be predicted in late afte~oon that reach England, via Greenland, . Chicago, said "the active center who is blind in one eye from a and Attack (ase the Odom plane would arrive at tomorrow-Hughes testified: I\W'ded alainst 'Possible harm," Iceland and Prestwlck, Scotland might have been in Ohio." war wound, laid he had been 1. He "certainly" knows of no 2. To attempt to sell Hughes 11 p.m., Central Standard Time. on a program to which he was md sUliested she hire private de tomorrow morning. He said the quake was recorded shadowed by two NKVD (Soviet "fraud or corruption" on any On his takeoff at Tokyo, Odom Evans and ,Trumal1t wearing as starting at 8:.7:22 (CST) and secret police) agents before the known to be bltterly and publicly tectives. one's part in obtaining the con predicted be would set a new good luck charm gold shoes their tremors continued three to four 211 gems disappeared, and was opposed," r s around-the-world r e cor d by tract for the 200-ton fiylna boat. She followed the adivce, a Mi wives pinned on their flying jack- minutes beron it "completely certain he had been betrayed to "eight or 10 hours." 2. "Hatred" by army officers II!li Beach detective remaining on Investigation into' the attack ets just before they took off in ended." the Russians while playing a cat The big, blond airman and his prevented his getting orders for . \ r SMOOTRSAILlNG "Musical" In Color -~ED UNCLE TOM'S (JABANA 'Amerlca Sporia Album' "Color Cartoon" Late Worlcl NewI! Event. LATE NEWS- TID DAILY IOWAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 19t'7... PAGI T81tU Cake Cuffing Climaxes Reception -. . . ~-~.. OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN .. !I: lte... I. Ih. UHTVE&8lTT CALItNDAII ar...... 1 •• la III ...... ,.. om.... 01. Cla,lhl. lie.. f.. .11. O&NIJlAL M' TlCII ~ ~ .h.. l .. h '.p.ol, ... wllh Ibe ell,. ••11 ••• f Tbe DaIl), 1 ..._'1 I. , .. or . , ...... '" I. E ..I Ball. GINUAL NOTICES •••, ~. a' n. Dall,. NQTIC8 HELP WANTED 'ii_aD. 'bT ~ . .... tbe '''' .re_eilar lint. pablleaU•• : ••Uee. _In NOT be arc.epled by telePboae,: ••• maa' be TYPBD O. UOIIILW a.ASSI FI ED RATE CARD • WtlTTBN a.' SIONIO h ...... I~I ...... Oft:N &UTElWI~R 1ST ARTICULATE gJ'aduate students CASH RATE The Swank Bakery will soon with high grades to take l~ture VOL. xxm, No. 272 • Su.nday, Aq-ust I', 1.41 , •• Dan-I.... lIM ... be open to serve YO)l the best in notes In large enroUment courses .., bakery goods. in their major fields tltis fall . UNIVERSITY CALENDAR , o...nth. tar-lie .. We thank you for waiting while Good pay on royalty basis. Phone Saturday. AUJUst 23 UniL 1M per da., we repair the fire damage and 8-0757 immediately. Iowa Mountaineers: Overnight Monday, Sept. 15 . • Oellleeatin ~l" __ remodel our store. outing to Backbone State Park; Be(!inning of Orientation and day WANTED; Cosmetic girl and uae .,. SWANK. BAKERY fountain help. Apply in person. Leader, Eugene Burmeister Registration. J'lpre I-word aY"~e per .... Wednesday, AUJUst 2' Monday. Sept 22 ue E. Colle~e Lubin Drug Store, HlDbslum Ad-I LID_ Close ot Independent Study 7:30 a.m. Opening of CIaSies. W ANTED permanent saleslady (For Information re~ardiDc data beJ'ond lhJs lICheclale. He ...... , CLASSIFIED DISPLAY for afternoons. Experience llenatlon In the office of the PresideD" Old CapJt.L) 150 per CoI\lDUl beJa ~~~~- i preferred but not necessary. Ap Or .. 'or a MonUa PERSONAL SERVICE I ply mornings at Hand H Hosiery Store. CauellatiOD Deadline I PolL RADIOS, appliances, 1aJhP9, and I GENERAL NOTICES ....lIIibl. lor ODe IDMI...... gifts. Electrical wiring, repalr UNIVERSITY LmRARY HOURS day. 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Satur lDserHan ODly lng. Radio repair. Jackson Electric I Listed is the llbrary schedule day. ..., Ada to Dally JCHU and GUt. Phon~ 54.65. I Want Ads Crom Aug. 9 to Sept. 21. Will WANTED Ileserve readlll&' room, lJbral'l' ...... Olnoe. Eaat BalL Or SID'S barber and beauty shop. " ReadiDc room, Macbride hall; annex; 8:30 a.m. lo 12 noon and DIAL 4191 Second fioor, Odd Fellow Bldg. Fur nish Your 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Dill1273L 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Friday. "8 :30 a.m. to 12 noon Sat Fountain Help. 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday. urday. SHOE ·REPAIR Spare Room Apply in person Periodical readln&' rqom. library Schedules of hours for other de annex; 8;30 a.m. to 12 noon and partmentallibrarles will be posted on the doors of each library. at Racine •. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Sat UNIVEJtSITY HIGH STUDENTS urday. FOR SALE Guidance examinations for new DOROTHY ANN AR~IBRUSTER became the bride of Paul Leo Government documents depart students in University high school fOR SALE-Thayer haby car WANTED J PeterschnJidt In a double rlnar ceremony at 2 p.m. yesterday In St. ment, library annex; 8;30 a.m. to will be given at 8:15 a.m. Mon riage. Excellent condition. Dial Thomas More chapel. The Rev. 1. Walter l\fcEleny officiated a~ ~he 12 noon and 1 p.rn. to 5 p.m. Mon day in room 22.4 at the ;tl1gh school 80848. MAID FOR FRATERNITY weddlnar service. The bride Is the daurhter of Mr. and Mrs. D.A. day through Friday. 8:30 a.m. to building. FLASH: BULBS-II's, 22's, 40's. Armbruster. The brldearroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peter 12 noon Saturda,y. These el(aminatlons are requir Jack 1. Young Studio. 22~i S. schmidt, Fort 1\lsdlson. A siBter of the bride, Betty Armbruster, Iowa Educatlon.;;hUli1Iupny - Plychol ed of all new students except those Dubuque. City. was maid of honor. Best man wa Carl Peter chmldt. Fort Madi ogy library, East hall; 8:30 a.m. com ina directly from the Univer HOUSE by AUG. 15th. son, apel ushers were WlJllam Voelcker, Iowa Olty, and Richard fOR SAL-:'E-:-1-9-3-9 -O-l-d-sm-ob-ll-e-.-E-x- to 12 noon Monday through Fri- sity elementary school. Rump, Fort Madison. A reception was held in the Jeflerson hotel ROGERS RITEWAY ; cellent condition. $900. Dial They'll Furnish A Call Mr. Rowe at 3 p.m. Mrs. Peterschmldt ls a. graduale of Iowa City hj~h school 3562. AcrOli 1T0m Strand Th~1er and Is a senior in the conege of liberal arts at the university. Her FOR SALE: Black 1934 Stude husbalJd, a Kfaduate of Central high school In Fort Madison, Is a tun WSUI PROGRAM CALENDAR Roomer, Too! at 4111 lor In the coUe,e of enrlneerlnA'. The (muple left for a two-week baker Dictator. '200. Call RADIO SEIMCB weddlnar trip to Estes Park, Colorado. They will be at home In Iowa Mond.,. Au.all II, 19n 11:15 • . m. Metodl You Love 2679. • 8:00 I .m. Mornlnll Chapel 11 :30 a.m. New. City aHer Sept. 15. 8:15 I .m . News llELM RADIO SERVICE: Prompt 11 :40 0.11\. Keep 'Em Eating BLACK portable re.cord player. 8:30 I .m. Morning Melodies pick-up and delivery. Dial 6062. CALL 4191 P:!/O • .m . Ded.lon Now 11 :45 a.m. Sport, Time r,wSICTRON 5 tubes. Very P: LS I .m . New. U :OO noon Rhythm Ramble. WANTED ' :30 •. m. The Book. h,lt 12:30 p.m. News rood quality. Less than one yea~ EXPERT RADIO REPAIR Dr. and Mrs. Carl Neft, 720 N. ' :45 • . m. After BreakflSt Cotlee 11:45 p.m. A Look At Australia old. Brown leatheret~ record )0:15 am. Report: Race for Air Power 1:00 p.m. Musical Chat, 3 DAY SERVICE Dubuque strcet, are the parents ot carl'}'ing ca~e. Call 4111 ~fter 6 PERSONAL NOTES IO ::\!) a.m. Masterwork. of Musl. 2:00 p.m. New. 110lln80n County' TRANSPORTATION WANTED COOK for FRATERNITY ______!!!I'!"-~ a son, born Friday at Unlversity 11:00 • . m. E.c!urslons In Science 2;15 p.m. SlGN OFF p.rn. WORK GUARANTEED hospital. The baby weighed 7 PlCKUP & DELIVERY DESIRE ride to Wyoming aIte" Pro/. and Mrs. Ernest Horn, 832 FOR SALE: 18 il Folbot folding WOODBURN souND Aug. 6. Call Dan Rogers 8-0735. HOUSE by AUG. 15th. pounds 8 ounces and has been Kayak. Molded rubber hull, \ Kirkwood avenue, have as their named Steven Carl. . WMT Calendar WHO Calendar canvas deck, 3 passenger portable. SERVICE house guest, Mrs. Walter Jessup, !NBC Outlet) I . I E. COLLEGE DIAL I-lUI WHERE TO BUY It New York City. 'Mrs. Horn is the Mr. and Mrs. A. Glaser, 518 Io (CBS Outlet) Complete with carrying bags, Call Mr. Rowe wa avenue, have as their guests . :00 a .m . Ra PUiiNiTOl1B IIOVlNO ~ENT PHOTO Service MAHER BROS. TIl,fJ{SFER Dab, Picture. In The _ Far EIIdeDt FurDllUN WecltlIq Photo. MovIDQ AlIpUca&101l PldurtI ~Utr rl5JDm Dey. a IIIIluI AM ...,. oUa. I'll.. BAGGAGE TBAN8FER ...... , .peelal.... DIAL - .9Sea. ;- DIAL 12,a" Iowa Ave. DIal 1111 I N"ear mmlng• Pool Petition Goa IAlter .Admissio~fGraduation .: Swi ReqUirements In Commerce - Petersen To Address Dig Steam Tunnel The registrar's office has an additional elective liberal alii Mofh'ers Gel 1.0 Live Is Bul To Die-Grand Champion Angus Annual 4-H Banquet nounced changes in the admission courses to complete the total grad and graduation reqUirements for uation reqUirements. William J . Petersen, superinten Extension to Heat the college of commerce. '1'he required courses no lonler dent of the State Historical socie The changes, designed to fonna include a social science core Bond Vole ty, .will be the main speaker to lize the college ot commerce into course or a general requirement of morrow night at the 7th annual New SUI Buildings a professional type college, will be forelrn lan.lUage. Johnson county 4-H club banquet. "No, we haven't unearthed any effective for the 1.1"7-48 academic Foreifll lanl\l-" reqWleQ1eata The banquet is sponsored by the valuable souvenirs or archaeolo- year. previously wefe removed ilr CIII ction Started First National bank, and will be elidat.. for the commerce dqrft, gical specilI)ens, but we have run Specific admission procedure held in the JeUerson hotel at 6:30 .The ,oal 01 1,240 siilllltures of into just about everything else," now requires an applicant for ad- but lalt spriJ\I ton.tere. ItucllJ1t1 Went told that ~. d.lICiIton hlf :r,WA City ~'oters to petitions re p. m. stated M. D. McCreedy, contractor, mission to the collere at c:ommrrce been reversed and all student~ Questing a ~pecl8l city election lor Emmet C,. Gardner, .Tohn ~on I on the sire 01 a st!'am tunnel ex- to file a formal application with An addit iOlill I Good issue to f1Olillt'e I LOUllty extellslon oll·ector. Will 111- . ... a\'alion neal' 10''o a nioo. the registrar. Exce;pt for students would be required to demonstrate a municipal )' wllnmillg pool is ex t,·odll.:e ~ - . H . l'llL ~ ledd!'r~ ~I). d "Se wlost wt' l'e l'uonlllg into : who had pre-commerce training at ability to speak or read a forelen J.\!!Cled to be redchPd tOday. rh3 1l 1PIOn, III JUdglllg at Th e r,,, 1- righT now':" The heavy Ql'oglitlP th e Umversity of IOWa, all applt- language before graduation. l1 Confusion reg',Il'dil'lr the ft A s poke ~w ombll 10. II gJ OIiP or \·:'.I . .I "t ,·ollduoed. . ' buekPl sh o ~ el "' .. , gl'dting Oil 1 cants must tile Ll·an~cripts. I quirement resulted fro,n approv;J 1. a Cit.v mothel." "II ' l'ul~li"g the I oa .' lll1a ' te ~· :01' tile O~"" ""' O Ii I ~ ~0In~tlliIl8' III1.Yleldi r,g. "Tbat's :; , Admission requirements mclude by adminlstra1ive officials ot the petitiolls sl11d l~t night that more f'l'illlk. D. Wtlhalll.!l, pl ' e ~l dent 01 st~am return We'll have to dig two full years of work comprising than 1,000 persons have signified the ba~k. Dr.. Donald R. Mal- that out and reroute it. We've not less than 56 semester hours in college of commerce before the joe.: a(reement with the project by lett,. assistant directo~ of stude~t run into old sewer mains, rock, an approved college of arts and quirements had been removed silning the pet! lions. affairs at P~rd.ue uDlverslty will concrete, old walls-everything sciences. from university statutes. The petitions will be present lead group smgmg. but uninterrupted good dirt and These hours must inciude prin- .a to the city council al Its good digging." ciples of economics, conununlca- wetllll' tomorrow nl&'hi if the The firm is at work constructing tions skills, mathematics skills, LeJ Work Contracts required number of slrnatlll'ell AFL Group To Hear a steam tunnel extension to ser- literature core course, and either .r . i! obWend, he SAid. Report on State Parley vice the new university buildings a natural science or historical cul The spokeswoman explained north of the Union. At present ture core course. Only one of Totaling $26,839 that the pelition move started John Talks of SiOl.\x City, new the tunnel, coming from the the latter is required for admission , : when several mothers got together business representative for state, south and paralleling the river, but both are required for gradua For SUI Hospital and decided "they wanted a county and municipal employe's terminates at the east end of the tion. swimming pool for their children." Contracts totaling $26,839 were One of the group of mothers unions in Iowa, will speak Mon- footbridge. As belore, grade point average originating the petition plan gave day night at the regular meeting The extension of approximately of not less than 2.0 is required of awarded yesterday to low bid ,credit last night to children who of the University of Iowa em- 680 leet will make a right turn applicants. This grade point ave ders on remodeling and expansion ,have been helping to gather the ployees local No . 12, AFL. at that point, proceed eastward rage also applies to graduation at the Psychopathic hospital. De· signatures. A partial report on the state aLong the north side of the Union, requirements. tails of the proposed project were One or the children secured convention held at Keokuk this ' then make a left turn to go north Of the total 126 hours required not made public. over 100 signatures yesterday, week will also be heard, accord- along the west side of Madison for the 'B S C degree, most courses No contracts were awarded on 5he said, and another brou&'M In ing to Ray E. Wagner, who was street and terminate where are outlined specifically by the the projected hydraulics annex, 87. named to the election committee Bloomington street intersects college. Elective courses in com- because of high estimates of the "The children seem to be even of the Iowa State Federation of Madison. merce of not less than 20 hours or bids received, 2 university oUi rhore interested in the project Labor at the convention. The steam tunnel to be built more than 32 are allowed, with cials said. than we are," the mother said,. Candidates for membership to in the excavation will be of re- Those awarded contracts on the Originators of the plan re- THAT'S $600 WORTH OF BABY BEEFSTEAK at the end of the baIter rope held by Harold Gatens at the union will be admitted and enlorced concrete six feet wide hospital are J . T. Ure, Cedar Rap. qUested that their names be with the Iowa City Sales barn. The steak, In the form of "Kilroy," grand champion black angus . shown at plans for a picnic will be discussed and seven leet high. Excavation ids, for tiling, $3,216; Carsten held. the 4-H show by Lyle Zimmerman of Oxford, was sold to' D.J. Gatens and sons Harold a.nd Edmund at the meeting which will be held began August 1 and construction Stadium Concourse Brother!!, Ackley, tQr plumbin, I. "We don't want pUblicity. All (right) for 65 cents a pound yesterday. Gatcns said they "bought the steer to eat" and that it would at 7:30 in the lounge room of the is scheduled to be completed and heating, $9,12; -and M. p. we want is a swimming pool as probably be processed Into steaks within two weeks. Community building. about October 1. Paving Bids Open McCreedy, Iowa City, for deten soon as one can .be built," one of Dirt. rock, and concrete from tion windows, $14,500. them said. * * * ------the excavation are being put to a Bids for waterproofing the Only other hidder was R. W. The petitions request that the variety of uses. Some is being stands over the dressing rooms Rinderknecht of Cedar Rapids, city council call a special elec used to refill holes which were and paving of the two concourses for detention windows, $15,100. tion for lhe PurllOH of sub'mlt- dug hurriedly to provide material beneath the stadium seats are On the hydraulics annex proj •tin&' the propoSAl to the towns for the anti-flood levees in June. being received, and will be op ect, low bidders were Kucharo people and to &,et their author J . ltobert Cotter of the married ened Tuesday Aug. 19 at 1:30 Construction com pan y, Del bation to contract an lIAlded In Faces Threat students' housing office is using p.m. Moines, $58,500 for general con ::i!~ ~~~~;; C~~~U9hC;~~ tractini; Robbins Electrical com debtedness of $50.000 for the hundreds of cubic yards to land The bids will be considered by construction of iI. municipal -- -, ------scape housing areas and increase the state board of education. pany of MoUne, $7,092 for electri swilllDlin&' pool. . By GAlL MYERS / ~ the thickness of the earth blanket University officials hope to cal work, and Carsten Brothers, , Remember how it rained in ~ They ask that bonds be issued over water and sewer mains have the work comPleted In time Ackley, $25,787 for plumbiDl and for the necessary money and that AI 4• HA UC Ion June? Remember the flood re- ~ around the new barracks apart- for the Illinois-Iowa game Oct. 4, heating. . ports from Ottumwa, Des Moines .. I _ a tax levy be put upon City prop ~ . ~..:::--- ments. according to George Horner, Other bidders were R. W. Rin erty for payment of the bonds. Baby beeves sold at an average and here in Iowa City? Remem- university architect. derknecht of Cedar Rapids, gen A $62,500 bond issue was voted of $34 .21 per hundred weight yes- 'ber the 1.8 inches of rain in one ! >.} \"-... A public hearing will be held eral contracting, $68,086; Sanitary iJl 1941 to finance the construc terday afternoon at the Johnson hour on JUly Ila? at 1 p.m., Aug. 19, in the office Plumbing and Heating of Iowa tion of a municipal swimming county 4-H club aucHOn. Today lack of water in the great Chaplain Jenks Gets of the superintendent of the divi City, $33,094; V. A. Hagan, Sioux pooL The project was postponed Bidding rose fast and high when American corn belt is seriously sion of planning and construction City, plumbing and heating, $34,- until after the war, and officials the grand champion, a glossy black threatening the corn crop. where objections to the plan will 935; John P. RusseU, Iowa Olty, have estimated that a similar angus called "Kilroy", weighing Two more rainless weeks, the Army Duty in Guam be considered. The superinten electrical work, $7,300, and Olds pool would now cost over $100,000 930 pounds, was led around the Iowa crop an,d livestock reporting dent's office is In the old dental Electric c 0 ~ pan y, Davenport, to build. ring to start the sale. He was service states, will seriously cut Chaplain Lt. Col. Loren T. building. $8,504. Mayor Pre ton Koser. In a bought by the Iowa City Sales Iowa com production prospects. Jenks, 726 E. Washington street, The stadium concourses are The state board of education 1sta.tement concerninl' the lIeti- company which will pay the own- Late planted corn which includes has been assigned to Guam for a now of dirt and measure 27'Aa representative at the meetinl yes tloDS, said yesterday that the er, 4-H member Lyle Zimmerman about nine percent of the total regular two-year tour of duty. feet wide by 420 feet long. terday morning ·was Roy LoudeD city council has been trrtnK to of Oxford, $65 per hundred acreage will produce little If any He plans to travel by aiT from of Fairfield. weight. grain. Cedar Rapids to San Francisco Bids were heard in the oUiet I work on one project at a time. rHF "But if the people of Iowa City One hundred twenty-three head The outlook lor suUici~nt rain Tuesday, and by air transport Double Trouble With of George Horner, university .insist on the swimming pool proj of cattle were sold yesterday. in the next two weeks to relieve A1I1ItUr command plane across the Paci architect. ect at this time, we will do what A total or $37 ,764 .0L was paid tor dry areas is not good, aocording to fic to Guam. Broken Main and Cable the people want us to do. We are 110,400 pounds of live beef. H. C. S. Thorn 01 the U. S. weather His wife and two daughters will Seven Born in Two their representatives." T,wenty-one head of cattle were bureau in Des Moines. remain at their Iowa City home Repair work on a telepbone ca The current "one project at a until he can secure living quar ble which was accidently cut yes Days At Mercy Hospital ' sold in lots of three. The average During June when the average time" the mayor referred to Js price paid for these lots was $31.40 rainfall computed on the basis of Zooming Temperatures Boom Corn Prices ters at Guam, possibly within a terday morning by construction the proposed new Benton street per hundred weight. a 50 year study, should have been year, he said last night. workers was hampered consider Seven births have been reported bridge. Construction of that bridge Chaplain Jenks received his ably by a minor flood from a wa at Mercy hospital in the last two Ladonna Stubbs, Iowa City, re- 4.0 inches, this area rej:eived near M.A. degree from the university .will require a city bond issue ceived $35 per hundred weight ly twice that amount 8.87 inches. Meetlngl, Sp ••ch .... til' main which broke at the same days. of an estimated $215,000. Howard Young ,GelS in June. time. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt, e18 from the J. C. Penny company lor July with 2.87 inches, was a little He will be base chaplain of the I her first prize junior Hereford. below its normal of 3.67 inches. Howard Young, manager of the Iowa avenue, are parents of a silt Telephone Company Marianas-Bonins command whicb telephone company, last night said pound, eleven-ounce son born JI'ri First prize winner in the inter- But no appreciable rainfall has is headquartered on Guam. The the work had gone slowly ,but that day. mediate Hereford class an animal been recorded here since July 12. Town "n command includes Iwo Jima and he expected the cable to be re A five-!pound, twelve-ounce «ifl lagoon Water Level belonging to Carl Jensen of West This area is still ahead of its Job in Des Moines Saipan. paired and all of the 482 phones Was born Friday to Mr. and MrIo Liberty, was sold at $39.50 per normal rainfall total for this time The chaplain said he expects to affected to be in working order by Russell Ke~f, route 2, Kalona. hundred weight to the Consumer of year, and the university hy ~ Hits Normal After Howard Young, manager of the attend conferences in Japan and tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rogers, Cooperative society. draulic laboratory reports the ri- Ca mpus Iowa City office of the North- Korea while stationed on Guam, The breaks occurred in the vi 1009 E. Collere street, are the par First prize heavy Hereford, rais- ver still above normal ;lor the sea f; Month of Pumping western Bel! Telephone com- and that he plans to return to cinity of the university ohemistrY' ents of a seven-pound, fourteen ed by Lawrence Barnes, rowa Ci- son. But the fact that the dry pany, has announced his resign a- WEST LUCAS WO;MENS CLUB the United states next August for building, and the affected phones ounce daughter born Frida..,. ty, was bought by Wilson and period occured Immediately fol tion from that position, effective -Families and friends of West a convention of army and navy were in the area between tbe An eight-pound son was born I: Water level ot the lagoon north Company, Cedar Rapids, 10l' $35 lowing corn silking will seriously Aug. 25, . Lucas Women will have an an- chaplains in New York. chemistry building and Currier Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Vern ~ef "ot the University theater is back per hundred weight. impair the crop, according to the I He will take a position with nual picnic in upper City park Chaplain Jenks was assigned to hall. ti, 424 S. Clark street. to normal after a month of inter First prize junior shorthorn reporting service. .A:rnple mois mittent pumping. The lagoon had the company's area commercial Tuesday at 7 p.m. Members are the post chaplaincy at Fort Sheri Mr. and MrS. Francis O'Brien 01 went for $32 to the Rath Packing ture is needed at this time for de office in Des MOines. This is the to bring sweetened lemon juice, dan, Ill., after receiving his de Solon, are the parents of a flvt not been within its rock wall con company and the first prize senior velopment of corn ears. fines since early spring. company's top ofllce in Iowa, table service and food. A discus- gree this June but has been on Two Plead Not Guilty pound, two-ounce son born satur shorthorn brought $35 from the High temperatures the past few having conirol over the five dis- sion with tbe board of supervisors leave during the summer. day. . When the early summer floods River Products company. Ken- weeks have pushed market prices first came, the lagoon water level trict offices ot the state, he said of county and township roads will He has been in the army for six To JP_Court Charge. A girl weighing' eight-pounds, I neth Krueger, Oxford, raised the on corn to all time highs. The last night. be the program for the evening. years and during the war be rose but did not nearly keep pace seven-ounces, was born Saturday junior shorthorn and Francis Nue- market closed yesterday with Sep Young will be replaced by Roy • • • served with the 70th division as Two men were arraigned be to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zaiser of with the Iowa river. At one time zil, Tiffin, raised the senior short- tember corn selling for $2.38 and fore Justice of the Peace J. M. it was estimated that the river A. Williams as local manager. OLD GOLD THETA: RHO _ chaplain. After the war he North Liberty. horn. cash corn for $2.48. Kadlec yesterday. level was rourteen feet above that Williams is now manager ot the Mrs. Roy Mackey, 222 E. Dayen- served with the American graves Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Burm, First place animals in the light In spite of the threat of drought Keokuk office. port street, will be hostess at a registration service command as Charged with disturbing the route 2 Williamsburg, aTe parents of the lagoon. weight, junior, intermediate, sen- conditions, Iowa State college peace, Claude Campbell, address • On June 16, when the Iowa Young Sliid his biggest worry business meeting and social hour senior chaplain. of a seven-.pound, fourteen-ounce ior and heavy angus classes were farm economists Carl Malone and right now is housing in Des of the Old Gold Theta Rho girls He was graduated ~()m Coe col unknown, pleaded not guilty and son born Saturday. river was cresting a sewer main~ soid for an average of $41 per Henb Howell believe the situa.lion his trial was continued until next Cerupted at the nort.hwest corner Moines. For the present, his :tam- at 6:30 tomorrow night in her lege and attended Drake univer hundred weight. The angus win- is not so critical as in other ily, a wife and daughter, will con- home. Members attending should ' sity lor a year and the Univer- Friday at 4 a.m. He was released 'of the lagoon. The river, backing ners belonged to Esther Heming- drought years. Farmers are as on a $100 bond. up through the sewer main, tinue to live in Iowa City until bring a sack lunch. si ty of Iowa for a year belore way, Iowa City; Jack Hoffman, surcd of a large supply of rough he linds housing in Des Moines. entering the army. Reynolds L. Grey, route 6, rusbed muddy water which Lyle Zimmerman, and Keith Hem- age, and _pasture conditions are Lewis Fined $100 on pleaded not guilty to a charge of flowed directly into the lagoon. Tiffin; Dean Steckl\y, Oakdale; still favorable. There is also the The tuba family of musical in indecent exposure. Preliminary Because there is no natural ingway, Iowa City. feature of a fairly large corn car- False Check Charge struments includes the bombardon, hearing was set for Sept. 5. Grey ~lUtlet to the lagoon, pumping was ryover, .the economists say. helicon and euphonium. posted a $200 bond. begun about a month ago. R. J . No major droughts have occured SUI Housing Drive Convicted on a charge of pass Phillips, supe~intendent of main since 1936 according to weather ing false checks, Cecil P. Lewis, tenance and phyiscal plant oper Trailer Bogs Down bureau statistics. Figures on ma N,ets 50 Respons,es North Liberty, was fined $100 and "ation, estimated that more than jor drought years since 1899 show costs in police court yesterday. two million gallons of water were 11 years when scarcity of_rain or Response to the univehlty's He was also ordeted to make res Ipumped from the lagoon into the As Wheels Drop Off· bad annual distribution caused off-campus housing drive has titution on the checks. 'Iowa river. drought. conditions. Iowa figured been "good" but still has a long In a hearing belore Police HERE'S YOUR NEW An automobile transport carry in eight of these dry periods- way to go to fill requirements set Judge Emil G. Trott, Lewis was '. ing four new cars and driven by 1899, 1894, 1901, 1910 (driest year by the fait enrollment, according convicted on one count while rker Back from Joseph- Kaminski of Washington, on record in this vicinity,) 1930, to Richard E. Sweitzer, manager three similar charges against him Michigan, lost the right rear 1933. 1934 and :l936. of the housing o[fice. were dismissed. wheels of the trailer at the south Lewis was charged with cashing DfLIVER'Y. SERVICE International Parley east corner of the intersect ion of 'Fifty responses have been re a $5 check at a local store on Washington and Dubuque streets ceived, accounting for almost 70 July 2 of this year. The informa Dr. Samuel Barker, asaUtant at 8:45 'Iiist night. Whitebook Filel Suit listings of available housing for tion was filed by County Attorney It', the STUDENT DELIVERY SERVICE ••• the eaay way professor of physiology at the uni The outside wheel hit the home Against Bu. Company the fall semester, he Indicated. Jack C. White. to.rhov '. your baqqGQe to QJld from the depoL All you do versity, returned last week from a of G.r. Workhoven, 611 E. Bur The drive for off-campus hous- Is dial 9389 cmd I.ewla' STUDENT DELIVERY SERVICE trip to England where he attended lington street, causing minor A suit lor $140.99 damages was ing starteCl Aug. I and will end ~he 1l1th International Conference damage. filed yesterday In district court by Friday, Aug. 15. It was instigated doea the re.t. of Physiologists in oxford, En- The sheer weight of four auto Ben Whhebook, 412 G a rd en to secure rooms for about 3,500 1 Mr. Lew .. 'a ttudent veteran who knows YOUR DMCIa. mobiles 011 the trailer snapped the street, against the Interstate students who will be unable to • It may be Call blm todayl Tab adYcmlqQe of thIa CODYeaieDt. DeW Approximately 1,000 persons at bolts on the hub, causing the re Tranit lines. obtain university housin, this tended the conference, which star maining wheel to drop off just as An automobile accident involV- fall. you I MrYlc:e. ,ted July 21 and ended July 25. the transport approached the ing Whitebook's car and a Grey- 1 Sweitzer requests any person Among foreign countries repre intersection. hound bus on Nov. 22, 1945, at having vacant rooms for the fall were Italy, France, Hun • The mishap partially blocked the intersection of Muscatine ave- to call university extension 2161, INQUlBE AT THE Belgium, Holland, Scandana traffic and police ~ere on duty nue and Garden street brought on the housing office. via and Russia. to keep cars moving. Transit lines: • The office will make a list of STERBA SUPER SERVICE ; Dr. Berker maae the round trip The automobile cargo was not Whitebook asks judlJlU!nt for all town rooms and apartments :from New York to London by air. damaged. $75.99 In repairs to bls auto and that will be available for the fall Tip Top Lunch 1132 S, JdNH CALL •• PHOME 181 Next international comerence of $65 for loss of its use. He is rep- semester. This housing Will be ap ph,ysiololilts a Iclledulecl fgr 1850 Hindu custom forbids a wife to relented by Attornq Eugene Col- proved aad r«olIUDeDdeQ to stu- I TO 5 MON. TllBU SAT. Bolan. Iowc& Co_lo"- Ddmarlr. • ~~ ~ ~W _ ~t.t'£ ~ l1~ci'~ ~ --+- ~ I- 4t1lts. S~~ .~ ___ ,