. , .. .. Navy Pic:ked Mostly Cloudy I! Iowa I Ry Bill Bonl to lOWI\: Mostly cloudy and eontln Down Irish DAILY IOWAN ol'd eold. a lew snow nurrles In sIhe &en1or THE Set' tory on Pare 4 east portion, Tomorrow fair. I fraternity Iowa Cit y IsM 0 rOn i n g New spa per Ind under. FIVE CENTS Tbo An.dal.. .r_ IOWA CITY. IOWA SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8.1941 Tlie As.eel.Je' Pre.. VOLUME XLll NUMBER 40 Osage, llJd MI. Pleas. e affair. elassies e . ' .e e ,a minO 'lIiU les at tne ~m 9 until ! furnished AValon or. eu ra I .V151 Wilmette LaGrange' 12 of GI~ nmlttee 10: · ... Senate ApR roves Bill Allowing· MI'. and n. Maude arviSOll. Hawkeyes Will Me~f IIlini ..T 0 day Merchani ·Vessels 10 Be Armed rOllp Amendment Passes 50 to 37; Permits U.S. Ships ~eeting * * * • • • • .... To Enter Combat Zones and Harbors SUI SPECIAL CARRIES 300 FOOTBALL FANS TO IOWA-ILLINOIS GRIDIRON BATTLE .. •.. dent Zion. _,.-- -,.-----.-- _- ---I 'e an OPen 'ricky Illinois Of Belligerent Nations ay at 7:30 I I. ! \VA IJI NO'I'O -(AP)- 'l'he senate voted 50 to 37 laRt night lances Will to amend the nelltrality act so that American ships may mount ;Cussion. Passes Figure I=:nns fol' theil' pl'Olpction Illlrl sai l throllgh Rny SeRS and to any' l the pub. ports, including combat zonCl\ and the hlll'hors of beni~ere nt, na tions. ~ II look Ihis II ction III til(' end of u long lilly lind evening of tense To Fool Iowa lind 80n1('1 imC's dramal ic d bllte, which Cound the opposition to Ihe Hoo.'cvelt fOl'eign policy IUllking a last ditch stand sgainst Hawkeyes Given Edge legislation which it I'r('(IUently ca ll ed :L prelude to war. 'I'h e lYl I'IISIlI'C' now goes bllc]e 10 the hou, e for action 11pon highly nd, On Running Strength illlportant and co ntroversial senate amendmentI'!. As originally Of Mertes and Green passed hy the house. the l'c"ision I'('.olution cR ll ed only 1'01' the arming of i~m l' ri('an ships. Pel'mission to entel' I'ombat zones Probable starting lineups: and belligerent ports was addt'(1 by lhe Rl' nate. . ~! IOWA ILLINOIS 'Vhilo Ih" house 11llS cnstom Parker (192) LE MiJosev'h (183) III'ily been Jess inclined to fol Walker (200) LT Johnson (2 16 ) low the administrlltion's lead on invited Curran (190) or sav lll&'s Railroad Men foreign policy
" H t . morning, But we mllst remembel', both those of us who auditorium. 9 p.m.-I·Blanket Hop, Iowa Un • • • m'e YOllng, and those of' ;you who IU~ @lder, Monaay, November 1e Ion. (We do 1I0t suggest tlmt the add!'Cssr,~ that ours is the last chance. We mWlt act now 7:90 p.m.-Pan Americun club, I\fonda.y, November 17 of lltese three young mil}!, nor tltat of The or never. We must declare wal' at ouee or it ~21A, Schaeffer hall. 4 p.m.-Phi Beta Kappa elcctiun, Iowa City ... )Jaily 10wa1~'s editor wlrich appeal'cd will be too late. Hitler wjJI not be beaten by 8 p.m.-University lecture by Dr. Senate Chamber, Old Capitol. . , . Counh'y club J . Owen Perrine, Macbride audi Mllnda.y, November 17 semi-formal progra . f " . earlier in ,these pages, "op"esent the total men or women wbo at'e afraid to speak their torium. 8 p.m.-University lecture by - at 10 o'clock at M" !eeli11g of American YOltlh. Tlral isn't the minds. He will be beaten only wlleJl we are I l'1IeIday, November 11 Major George F. EHott, Macbride Bill Mueller and case. But tlte altitudes exp"cBscd ill the.~c tough euougll and qnick enou"'b to carry the 10:45 a.m.-Armistice day ser auditorium. furnish the music. · talks are vital and alive; they '·epre.~c1It battle to our enemi}' witiJ the full force of our vices, east of Old Capitol or Mac- 8 p.m.-University play, Univer an awat'enCSR to l'csponsibility 011 tho pm·t resources. BURin ' as 11SluU U1l1st be put bride auditorium in caSe of rain. sity theater. of the youllt of this nati01lr-a grim rc aside not only £01' tbe duration but forever. 1 p.m,-University club luncheon Tuesda.y, November 18 Open house . , . , . for all sp01!Sibility, the acceptanoo of which During tile Jast two days there tha'Ve been bridge, University club rooms, 7:30 p.m,-Canadian universllies Iowa Union. • ton ight at ~ :, 8cems to be the last gt'cat stl'ollghold ill in Washington young mell and women from debate, Macbride auditorium. 4 p.m.-Lecture by Ernest J. 7:30 p,m, - Iowa sectlon ot 1120 N. , " the fight to defeat Ilitle?·. CYC1'y C01'11er of Am .j '8, and t hey agree now Chave, Senate chamber, Old Capi American Chemical SOciety, chem SUI Student () " (These are stem WQ1·ds. 'l'1try demand that they arc wiJ/ing to "o--tbut tills is their . to\. istry auditol'ium . planned an , .\ , stern action, They expt'ess a stel'll hope war. Wednesday, November 12 8 p.m,-University play, Univer recreaUon . , ' -8till--for the {1ttllre of Amet'ica and But they likewise I' ow I hat their job is 7:80 p,m.-On Iowa club meet- sity theater. tlte worla.-The Editor) more than It war-it i' also II. peace, It not Order of, only must be fought on the international (For 1Df0rmation re&'arclina dates beyond this schedule, IOe front-jt also must be fought at home. l'WIII'ft1ioM bl iIle oftlee 01 the Preslden&, Old CapitoL) A TWO-FRONT FIGHT • • • .\ •. , FOR FREEDOM MOIIt p/ tbese YOllDg people beUeve as I GENERAL NOTICES do, tbat the dIctum of our generation was cumbed to the temptation to hurry from many directors in that he never more magnificently sa.ld than by a vessels over by a direct route and untangles the polyglot components MtISIC ROOM SCHEDULE developments to date, this will be (By Merle Miller) Requests will be played at the to the advantage of the applicant, far ,rea.ter phrase ma.ker tha.n I, Abraham without adequate destroyer protec of a movie play very quietly and " tion. Also, there have been leaks on follOWing Umes, except on Satur inclusive of those whose needs can 1 cannot speak to you this afternoon as a Llnooln, 16th president of the United Siates: without fuss, has in this one no days from 1 to 2 p.m. and on Tues be answered only by cash . Due to Pilgrim cha , the routes of convoys, which ap "megsagd" any kind. "Meet 'representative of American youth. I call "Our genera.tion must nobly save or mean- . parently only could have come ot days from 2 to 3 p.m. when a plan economic conditions gene:ally, un , .. of the D ,R. Iy lose the last best bope of Earth." from a source in the admiralty in John Doc," his preceding human ned program will be presented. expected work changes are contin afternoon at 2:30 speak to you only as an American who hap· fantasy, in which ,Preacher Capra Mrs, George L. pen to be young-()11C of tho e millions of • • • London, throug'\'! which the routes Saturday, Nov. 8-10 to 12 a,m., uing to occur. are determined. entertainingly espoused the cause I to 2 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. A few openings exist at presco t enpart. A Ol1ng men wbo mtlst fight, some of W110IIl lily generation means to savc it and we are of brothel'ly love, has no sequel In . o'clock will I'eady-yes-now-to fight . The succeSi of our convoy policy Sunday, Nov. 9-2 to <1 p.rn ,. 7 to [or those with reduced class sche ..m1fSt die, because we believe thjs is our fi~lli may be measured technically by "Arsenic" and Capra will injeet 9 p.m. dules interested in a small pat'f , meeting. ' ~()r freedom. We know, those of us who will the amount of goods delivered in no pastoral letter. Monday, Nov. 10-10 to 12 a.m" time cash income. Also, j number be the first to fight, what is at stake in this Iceland and London (not on sink "It's just for laughs," he said. 2 to 4 p,m. ' of night jobs are available, paying witI'. ings). That is the way the admin· Laughs? The question most Ire Tuesday, Nov. 11 - 10 to 12 a.m., either in board or cash, for dish I • • • • Technique of Nazis istration may measure it. But ac quently asked him is whether 2 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p,m, washers, restaurant waiters, and I( ~ . The brigbL Ted drea.m u£ l\oloscow Jlas tually this government realizes the many people won't fail to be Wednesday, Nov. 12-10 to 12 soda fountain men, faiM. ..Ii never lntrl,ued mllst IIf us for In Shooting Our Ships recent loss or li ves and sh i ps re amused by a comedy built around a,m., 2 to 4 p.m, LEE H. KANN h", lonr, We ha.ve little hope for those whose WASHINGTON-Or ali the fan quires a hurried reformation or 25 murders and at least five cases Thutsday, Nov. 13-10 to 12 a.m" Director of galloping insanity-the st.ory of · POmleal oplnions are made and sealed wlth- ciful tales ot nazi ingenuity, the our strategy in the battle o[ thc 1 to 3 p,m, and 7 to 0 p.m , w. prevalent one that their sub· Atlantic. two charming old spinsters who Friday, Nov. 14-10 to 12 n.m " I CADET OFFICERS cr,UB H. in the dark walls of the Kremlin. We liI'c marines slink up behind Ameri shelter hom!'l~ s, lopely old men to 3 p,m. TEA DANCE {o make UP our minds hi our own way, • What Happens to You During can destroyers from the fear and TEARS FOR l\
~, PAGEFQUR THE DAILY JOW A N. I OWA CI TY. IOWA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1941
istian ~ rMidshipmen Favored to ' Sink Irish of Notre Dame mbers V , .. • ~ a Meeti c- • Boni Picks Gophers I ;BY' Jack'Sords James- Yc THE DAI LY IOWAN ts Wildcats, Hoosiers rY of the To Trounce Huskers; Sports A3 of Square Off Today ld problelll! an, and E Rams Over Pilnthers Predict Aeria l Duel Trail port, 111 ., Between Soph Stars ; C.A., wiJl g' by tend the ~l'e Tulane Green Wave , I the Cbrlst Of Both Teams WWTNEY ~hoice Over 'Bama; state coIl MARTIN sent I Crimson Looks G90d EVANSTON. Ill. , Nov. 7 (AP) Two oI the finest sophomore backs By BILL BOIl/I " of the season will be on opposite • Rumors of Panthers BALTIMORE (AP) - Tack a Donelli Returns To sides of the scrimmage line lomor • Coming Into Big Ten ,," football frenzy onto a national Earns Gridiron row when Indiana's Hoosiers bat • Merely Idle Gossip de(ense boom, and you have a pic East Holds tle NortPlwestem's Wildcats at ,., ture-a very confused picture, i( Duquesne as Director Dyche stadium. it is to be a true one-of \.he city NEW YORK (The Special News _'" of Baltimore on \.he eve of the LeHers With Of Athletic Activities They are Otto Graham, spark- Service)-To make a long story Navy-Notre Dame football game. Grid Light plug of Northwestern's attack short: A statistician figured out the through :five games, and Indiana's The loose talk about Pittsburgh other day \.hat defense industries SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Aldo 66,000 Expected To Bill Hillenbrand. Exceptionally being groomed for a berth in the have brought a quarter of a million LiHle Practice "Buff" Donelli, the quick change good passers, they are ex pected to Big Ten is just that. Chicago still -q. people into \.his city In recent a,'tist of the coaching profeSSion Witness Navy-Irish stage a hurling duel which may is a member in good standing of this season, rejoined his tlrst foot the Western conference, or Big , m 0 nth s. T 0 day is the 15th Clash in Baltimore turn this game into a free scoring •. -meeting of the Midshipmen and CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)-All ball love-Duquesne university L-______---l aIrair. About 30,000 tans were Ten, competing· in all sports but .. the Irish, each this time un play and no practice-the fond today but confusion still prevailed. exPected. football. Chicago's withdrawal to ' defeated though once tied, will dl'eam or every football player Donclli stepped otf a United By GENE CLAUS EN make room for a football school (Associated Press Writer) •• 1 pack 66,000 people into Municipal since Princeton started the fall Airlines plane after a cross coun would be an admission that the The east draws thc grid spot ~- stadium, and fully hal! of those madness back in 1865 by playing try dash starting in Pittsburgh Michigan State to Face conference is a football league, and will be from out of town. Rutgers-is the not-too-happy lot last night and reiterated he had light today after the midwest and the educators really would have south, the two football strong LUtJe E~e of Henry (Hank) Vander Eb, Har severed all connections with the Boilermakers of Purdue something to view with alarm. Adding to the clamor is the fael vard's place-kicking specialist. N ationa I professional league Steel holds, have been at the top of the LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 7 (AP) Here's how Charles Carman, Uni that Navy, for once, is the Iavor The 190-pound HartCord, Conn. ers "unless different arrangements parade since the season started ... -Purdue and Michigan State, both versity of Rochester football play ite. The SaHors have beaten Notre senior is so busy holping down are made next week." The contest they're all talking striving to reach the .500 percen er, is getting through school: Dame three times during their three jobs week-days to support a He emphasized he was joining about features Notre Dame and tage mark for the 1941 football Works summCrs as night watch season • ' series, but on each of those occa wile and pay tuition bUls that he Duquesne as director ot athletics Navy, a pair of unbeaten clubs thus far. will meet here to man in a bank; acts as helper on morrow before a dad's day crowd sions their victories were con gets his only relaxation Saturday but would act as advisor to Coach who will be waddling through the a scbool bus mornings and after afternoons wbile sitting on the Steve Sinko for the game here mud in Baltimore. that is expected to number 18,000 noons; serves as night clerk in a sidered upsets. They're not given fans. c •. ,\ much of an edge for today, but bench between Crimson tOUCh Sunday with St. Mary's college. This one rates as a tossup al project at Edison Tech; is ticket downs, which have been unusually Dcmelli relinquished the head though many 1igure the soggy turf It will be the final home appear seller or doorman at school ath , •get what little there is. ance tor the Boilermakers. Into aellon with the Middies and rare this season. coach berth when he took over will give the midshipmen the edge letic events other than football. , No Time the mentorship of the profeSSional since they have a heavier club and Both teams have identical rec the Irish go two other major un ords this season, two won and Just a loafer, eh? And the funny ~ With mornings devoted to class made a fine showing last week defeated but tied elevens (Army team in Pittsburgh five weeks ago. three lost, and they have split part of it is Carman is a squatty, ., and Mississippi State), and the and his laundry agency, afternoons Donelli's decision to fly west against Pennsylvania with the mud steel-framed powerhouse gOod up to their ears. even in the two previous games of six all-winning elevens (Texas, to his tutoring job at a nearby came as a surprise since he can their series. enough to play end on anybodY'1; Minnesota, Fordham, Duke, Tex Beverly private school and eve celled one trip yesterday due to Notre Dame was given the bene ball club. Obviously there's no as A. and M. and Duquesne). This nings to studies and the task of bad weather. He resigned as fit of a slight margin at the start gravy-train for athletes at Roches corner tabs all of them to come stacking books for pay in the col Steclers' coach after Elmer Lay of the week but the boys in Balti 60,000 Fans Will See ter. through with Navy, for the fol leie library, Vander Eb has no den, league commjssioner, ruled he more figured the stadium sod was Midwestern Hockey Tourney At a tryout camp conducted re lowing possibly misguided reasons time Cor organized practice. could not rejoin Duquesne on the barc in places and needed a gOing Ohio State-Badger Tilt cently by the BrooklYn Dodget· '1 (home team first, probable attend As a result of an arrangement west coast and retain the pro job. over. They started to re-sod-and COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 7 (AP) farm clubs at Waco, Texas, the ance in parentheses): with Coach Dick Harlow, Vander the rains came, in torrents. What Wiscol1sin's Badgers breezed into wOrld's worst hitter showed UP Navy-Notre Dame (66,000) Eb hastens to an empty stadium would have been a muddy field the Buckeye capital today, break Gets Under Way This Morning for the double-O. He was so bad Notre Dame needs a clear day for in off moments, and aided by any under normal conditions was turn fasted and then motored to Mag the scouts dubbed him "Whirl the passes of Angelo Bertelli, and chance passerby, who holds the HAWKS- ed into a quagmire and despite netic Springs for a short workout ------away," as that's all he did. Tiok ,' . the weatherman's with them. But ball, he polishes up his placement (Continued from page 1) the weather forecast of crisp, cold for Saturday's Western conference All-Tournament Tea m 2:3O-Iowa vs. Chicago II. Riviere, president of the Big the Middies have two big, fast lines booting. weather it will be a battIe through clash with Ohio State. Observers To Play at National 2:3O-Evahston vs. Reserves. Springs, Texas club, watched the isrupt Bertelli's protection, a A letterman tor the past two fact that the Hawks themselves the muck before some 66,000 predicted the scrap, expected to 3:30-Chicago I vs. Madison. boy cut the air to t'ibbons, and waS powerful running game and fOr seasons, Vander Eb's present feel they are a better team. If they fans ... draw some 60,000 fans, would be Ti lt in Massachusetts 'l'OMORROW'S GMlES asked what he thought the boy's one of the few tlmes in the series economic circumstances, are due lose, the player can do no more The slippery bali will handicap a free-scoring affair. 12 :15-8t. Louis II vs. ReserV'es. weakness was. Tink pondered the have a man-power edge. Navy. to a misunderstanding with the than figurc that if they can't beat the visitors no end. They rely on Midwest hockey tournament 12:15-Chicago I vs. st. Louis I. question a moment, then answet'ed U. S. marine corps. Illinois, how can they beat Minn l:15-Evanston vs. Wetomachek. Minnesota. Favored the pitching of one Angelo Bertelli gets under way this morning at 10 with finality: Minnesota-Nebraska (40,000) Advised to Return esota and Nebraska in their next whom Nile Kinnick claims is the 1:15-North Shore I vs. Madison. "A pitched ball." He thought he was quitting col two games? classiest hurler he's laid eyes on o'clock with the first of 12 games 2:15-Chicago II vs. Nor t h ",. Even with Bruce Smith on crutch State Athletic Board to be played today and tomorrow. es, the Gophers should be able to legc last summer when he was en Coach Eddie Anderson . has let this season. Bertelli has played a Shore II. rolled in a marine officers training h is offense go completely this major part in the unmarred Notre A midwestern aSSOCiation team, 2:15-10wa vs. Milwaukee. .. , get by this one. Minnesota. which will play at the national schoo!. He married as soon as he week, concentrating on a new de Dame record and if he isn't al Okays Continuance Other activities fOT today are a Baylor-Texas (14,000) - The tournament in Massachusetts, will Steers may try to match Texas A. fin,i shed his course but instead of fensive setup designed exclUSively lowed to function it might turn out W.R.A. tea for members of the being commissioned and given an to stop the lIIini. That, as much as be selected from members of the teams and spectators in the social ~ .. '~,: and M.'s 48-0 count. Texas. to be a sad day for the Irish. Of Coaching School teams. The United States field Todcxy Only-Ends Tonite Pitt-Fordham (20,000) - Little assignment, he was advised to re anything else, is a key to how dan room of the women's grIllnasium I • • • hockey touring team will be chosen trom 3 to 5:30 and a banquet for .H/JIII. 'T'. lilt o'.or.TIItOu. HIT ... hope tor the Panthers' single back turn to Harvard until he was caU gerous the Hawkeye mentors think Two close games are on tap jn , • • W'TII II Mc,,/F,r:f:/fT CII.Tt DES MOINES (AP)-The Towa at the national tournament from the players to bc held in Iowa ~ field star, Special Delivery Jones, ed up. that Illinois bunch is. They realize the Big Ten. Iowa-Illinois and High School Athletic association sectional teams. Union at 7 o'clock. against the Rams' eight horsemen. Vander Eb is a most unusual how important this game is, and the Wisconsin-Ohio State affairs ~ tootballer in several other respects. they also realize there's only one board of control yesterday author- Former OIYDlPic Star Fordham. appear to be as close as the but ized continuance of its summer Helen Bina, goalkeeper on the Named Arter Scorer Tulane - Alabama (45,000) - Back in 1939 he came to the end way 1:0 win it- stop that IIIini run tons on youI' vest.. Iowa is given of the season as a member of the ning attack . coacbing schOOl and discussed a midwestern association team, will CLEVELAND (AP)-Coach Tom .' Keeping up with Tulane is like an edge but the Illini have a new plan for allocating state bas- play goalie for Chicago. Miss Bina, Welbaum's subtll'ban Bedford high .' trying to maintain your balance on "Black Gang" - the Harvard The game, [rom all angles, will passing attack and they'll be play scrubs. While playing against the be colorful. Not only will both ketbalI tournament receipts. former Olympic ice skater, played school football team lost a game a see-saw. Out of a state of utter ing probably the last home game Manager Lyle Quinn said the an exhibition gtlme here in 1938. Yale j u n i 0 r varsity, he gave teams be all out in their offenses, to MaYfield 14 to 6 yesterday but conIusion, Tulane. for old Bob Zuppke, the aging board regarded the first Iowa Also outstanding lor Chicago is such a sensational kicking per but a large crowd, including a the coach got a name for Ilis baby Picks Stanford gl'idiron boss. school formance that Harlow pl'omoted large bunch of Iowa students, is for prep coaches held last Sarah Kyte of Capetown, South son. It's "Jim." Southern Cali10rnia - Stanford Iowa will count on, as usual, the summer "an unqualified success" Africa. him on the spot and played him expected to pack the stands. Illin Welbaum promised to name the (65,000)-In a conference where running of Bus Mertes and Bill and 'he was instructed to obtain a Mary Judd, G of Rochester, ag'i'inst the Eli varsity the next ois feel that this is the one ch ild for th c first of h is players to every other team has lost at least Ians Green and this pinch-hitter says faculty tor a session next year. . Minn., a forward on the United day. Last season he was the Crim major game its team will win this score. Halfback Jim Parks count two games, the Indians look better the Hawkeyes wilI do it by two Quinn added the board consider- States tourmg team, ,s president of son's most effective point converter year, and they're turning out in ed Bedford's only touchdown. and better. Stanford. ed a tentative proposal to provide the Iowa City club and tournament and field goal kicker. large numbers to watch for the tuchdowns. Hafva"d-Al'my (50,OOO) - Under that aU schools participating in dis- hostess. Margaret Cornwall and victory. Wi sconsin movcs into the Buck Greenberg Promoted ,: Earl Blaik, Dartmouth always beat trict Iowa isn't in the best of shape eye stadium wUh a none-too-im tournaments shall receive a two othe,' members of the touring FT. CUSTER, Mich. (AP) Hank the Crimson. Now tbat Blaik's at share or the receipts. In the past, team will play for Louis. for the battle, with Capt. Bill Diehl pressivc record but don't be too st. Greenberg, formcr Detroit Tiger West Point, he may have taken the Strong Passing Attacks hc explained, the host school re- Team Abroad and Gene Curran, regular center hasty in jumping on the Ohio State oulfoelder, and now a member of " charm with him, since Dartmouth Feature Cyclone-Sooner bandwagon. The Badgers have two ceived 15 per cent of the g"oss, 50 United States field Hockey asso- a machine gun company of the djdn't beat Ha"vard this year. and gua"d, slated for only part W,'h R.y Whitley . Betty Jl ne Rhode. of the finest ends in the ConIer per cent of the net profits and paid elation bas sent teams to England, 11th inIantry, was promoted yes Army. Battle at Norman Today time duty. But it's been in worse, Emmett L)m"' RKO RAD,O ""v,. and all the rest of the team, var ence in Dave Schreiner and Eu the traveling expenses of all teams South Alrica and Australia recent terday to sergeant from corporal. Texas A. and M.-Southern Meth entered. ly, and teams from those coun- PLUS SCREWBALL FOOTBALl, odist (22,000)-The Mustangs were NORMAN, Okla., Nov. 7 (AP) sity and reserve, will be ready to gene Lyons and the best so:pho Iowa State plays Oklahoma tomor carry it out. more fullback in Pat Harder. The proposal will be p"esented to tries have visited America. ': slaughtered so badly by Texas, the association represenative coun- These tours, now suspended, there may not be much rebound in row in the annual homecoming les Illinois, on the other hand, is at They've got a big tough club and LAST DAY! ., thcm. If there is, tonatch out-but tival, and indications are that both (u11 strength, with the lone excep rescrve strength that resembles cil tomorrow. brought the Welsh team here in • • still A. and M. is the choice. teams will be full or spirit and the tion of a sophomore end. Thl'ee the Minnesota squad. Ohio State At a meeting o[ the Iowa High 1936 and the Australian tetlm in Auburn-Mississippi State (16, ail' full of Cootballs. regulars who have been out of ac has been idle for two weeks. Re School Insurance 00. board of di- 1938. The association purchased r 1- ,'.!IJ OOO)-State may bc heading for Thirty Cyclone gridders left tion for three weeks returned to member what happened to Iowa rectors, Frank W. Douma of Ot- two ambulan:ces and endowed a . ' trouble, yet gets the nod. Am~s , la., today lor Norman . practice this week, and will be aftel' their open date? WisconSin tumwa was appointed to the board cotton hospital for Great Britain Sf ARTS SUNDAY ... Ohio State-Wisconsin (60,000)- The Sooners' Indian Jack Jacobs ready to start the game. 23; Iowa O. to fill a vacancy. He is a newly- last year. SUNDOWN 2 FIRST RUN HITS Barre Lyndon's Adventurous On man-power, Ohio State. has completed 11 consecutive Seeking tbei r second conIerence • • • elected southeast l.o~a represent- Two games will be played by Northwestern-Indiana (30,000) passes in the last two games and victory in five starts, the Hawk In the south Texas and Texas alive on tbe association board of each of the 12 teams. The follow "SATU RDA Y EVENING POST - In the battle of the sophomores. has been running and kicking sen eyes are the favorites in the battle, A & M should continue to ramble control. ing schedule has been announced: STORY" r Graham vs. Hillenbrand, North sationally. And in Sophomore but several dopesters are picking and on Lhe west coast you have TOOA V'S GAMES western appeilrs to have much Howard Tippee, the Cyclones have the IIJini as long shot chances. your choice. If Stanford gets up Gopher game next Saturday. A 10 o'clock-8t. Louis II vs. North "torring GENE TIER NEY -I more to back up Its boy. a passer who knows how to make Iowa is superior in weigbt, set they'd better start impo,'ting crowd of 'l0,000 is already antici Shore n. BRU CE CABOT· GEORGE SAN DERS Iowa Doped to Win headway. He threw two touch strength, experience and past re headache powders for the Rose pated and iI things gO right they'll 11: 15-8t. Louis I vs. North llinois-Iowa (25,000 ) - Iowa down passes against Missouri, cord, and Illinois the better offense. Bowl ofIicials. And from the way be hanging seats from the flag Shore I. SIR CED RI C HARD WICKE with Bill Green probably leading t!lrec against Sou\.h Dakota. Iowa, by finishing without fur things have been going, there pole for those who got trampled 1:30-Milwaukee VS . Wetoma the way. ther defeat, can better its 1940 isn't such a thing as a :favorite in the rush. chek. CalilOl'nia-Washington ('l5,000 ) Bulldogs Favored Over season record of won 4, lost 4; with when the coast clubs get together • -Ill' the pin-slicking system, Cali a won 5, lost 3 mark, the best in for their weekly practice. fornia. State Teachers Today almost 10 years, except for the 1939 • • • Purdue-Michigan State (15,000) season. The first step in acheiving • Just a reminder: If Iowa wal -PUt·due. 'DES MOINES (AP}-Drake uni this mark will be taken this after lops Illinois you'd better plan to Jlfew York U.-Missouri ( 15,000) versity and Iowa State Teachers noon at Champaign, lli. bring your lunch with you for that -More troubles for the violets. college tangle here today in the re Missoud with ease. newal of a football rivalry dormant for the past 27 years. Curve Ball Tel ' The Bulldogs are favored to take STARTS ..I QES MOINES (AP)-Bob Feller the Teaehets--who are weakened LAST TIMES .1 of Va n Meter, the Cleveland Tn by injuries to star backs Gene TO-DAY TODAY dians' star pitcher, will show the Qoodwille and Lloyd Miller-but .."r home fo lks Nov. 19, it a baseball the visitors will be seeking to pre .. l'eaUy can be curved. serve a record of no losses to an IOWA-INDIANA GAME, FeUer will appear at a sports Iowa eleven last year and this. jall)boree in tile city coliseum and Coach Vee Green said all his Rudy Vallee in "Time Out for Rhythm" pic!(ed judges will decide if the men were in sbape for the contest bal ll> he throws actually curve in and that he will return to his two The Oreit arid Slar In A Mighty Thriller I midair OF whether-as some say backIield system with the "pOnies" .. it i~ only an optical illUSion. getting the opening cali . .• • 4 BE OUR GUES·'
She'. The Devil's Anawe, to Any Man'. Prayer! Is, 1941 AY, NOVEMBER 8,1941 THE D A J L Y lOW AN. lOW A C J T Y. J 0 W A PAGEl'lVE
Masonic Group OUl'te of untold miserY and may Ifrom 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday in the IA, 'ukah-Amcrican Student Zionist PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Medical colleges aptitude test will I. C. Pastor Discusses be really de:;tructil;e." social room at the women's gym- organization will be held on Sun- Pan-American club members be given Dec. 5 at 3 p.m. in room isfian Association Presents Operetta Worry falls into three main nasium. ; day evening, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. will meet Monday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 c1I1SSes, the speaker said: the past, ELVA JANE BOLLE Iin the HiUel foundation. It will be Ip.m . in room 221A, Schaeffer hall. 204, University halt Students mbers Will AHend MasonIc Merrymakers wUl pre 'Problems of Worry' which it is better to forget, the Publicity Cbalrman in the form of a discussion, follow- Leo Sweeney, A4 of Cedar RapIds. should make appJlcatlon immed- sent the Thanksgiving operetta, present, for which the best medi- ed by the singing 01 Palestinian will talk on "Economics in South lately to the registrar's oltlce. This "On Plymouth Rock," at 8 p.m, "WorrY is like the pour-it is dne is action, and the future, lIAWKEYE UOOFER songs and dances. IAmerica." Everyone is cordially in- Is a special test given spec][Jcally ~a Meeting Today Wednesday in the MasoniC temple. always with us," declared Dr. Ilion which it is best to leave to God. Sunday morning, Nov. 9, the E TlIER LAVINE vlted to attend the meeting. for those wllo failed to t:ike it lagt Prof. E. E. Harper, director of President ALMA Mn.'FORD spring but who are planning t{1 ap- ts. James Youtsler, executive The program, which will in- T. Jones, pastor of the Presbyteri clude a cast of 40, will be for the the university sehool of fine arts, Hawkeye Hoofers will leave the -- I PresUlent ply tor admission to medicai school arY or the Y.W.C.A., Betsey benefit 01 the White Shrine. Solo- an church, spcakmg on "The Prob will speaJ< to the club next week Union steps at 7:30 a.m. lor a two OJlJING LECTURE during 1942. A tee of $2 must be I, A3 of Kewanee, III., ists 101' the operetta are Mrs. Ermol lem. of Worry" at the ~asonic on his tnps to Russia. H~ talk will mile hike and breaklast. Anyone Dr, J. O. PerrIne assistant vice.. ATTENTION .JUNIORS paid by each student at the time Id Problems" in terest group LoghrY, Joan Joehnk and Gene Service club luncheon meetmg yO$- be supplemented by movies. interested Is invited to join lhl' . ' . All juniors must have their pic- he takes the tesl n, and Edward Hoag, A4 Oliver. terday.. group. preSident oC the American Tele- tures Laken by Nov. 20 [or the 1943 HARRY G. BARNES port, Ill. , president of the The event will be followed by a The speaker pomted out that Bring your own breaklast. A Iphone and Telegraph company, Hawkeye. Reclstrar eft., will go to Ames today program of dancing, cards and re- !'Dany. mental collapses and cases of Marriage License Issued campfire and hot coffee will be will be presented in a university HAWKEYE tend the area planning meet 1reshments Insamty are caused by worry. He A mal'l'iage license was i ued provided. lecture in Macbride aUditorium at Jack Talbot, Bu . MIT. JOWA M01JNTAINEERS the Christian organizations. . explained that "concern" is giving DENARD CIIURFIELD 18 p.m, Mondny, Nov. 10. Entitled __ There will be a horseback outing Stale college witl be 110sts a subject thought or attention, yesterday to Wal1.er J. Armstrong, Publicity Chairman "The ArtHicial Creation 01 I UNIVERSITY 'VESPERS Saturday, Nov. 8, and a hike SlIn- egates sent from colleges over Iowa. while "worrY" is brooding about a Chicago, and Lora Nell Mahr Of! -- .Speech," the lecture will demon- Howard Thurman, dean of Ro- day, Nov. 9. Members interested in teo Haag is area chairman lor the subject until the lhoughts become lowa City. CHRISTIAN CIENCE strate the "voder," a voice opera- ward university and outstanding the outing are urged to make re- .. will be made for the an Y.M.C.A. Betsey Johnson is a toxic eventUally causing physical The Christian Science organiza- tion demonstrator. Free tiekets Negro reUgious leader, will speak servations by Friday, as only 25 spring Palisades conference member of the national student and mental ailments. lion will meet Tuesday, Nov. 11, will be aVllilable to faculty and at university vespers on Sunday, horses are available. Meet at 4:30 ting all student Y.W.C.A. council of Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Youtsler "Worrying is really a waste u[ • ..---. at 5 p.m. in the north conference students at the Iowa Union desk Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. In Macbride audi- p.m. at the engineering building Y.M.C.A. organizatiol13 in is area counselor lor this region. energy," Dr. J ones soid. "It is a I OFFICIAL BULLETIN I room {1[ Iowa Union. FridllY, Saturdny and Sunday, Nov. torlum. No tickets are required. and bring a campfire lunch. Mem- AUDREY ANDER ON 7, 8 and 9, Any remaining tickets PROF. M. WILLARD LAMPE bers interested in lhe hike meet (continued from page 2) Vice-President will be available 10 tlle general Chatman Sunday at 1 p.m. at the engineer- public Monday, Nov. 10. ing building. bels IIf the teams in the midwest AVUKAH-Al\IERICAN PROF. EARL E. Jli\RPER PREMEDICAL sTUDENT S. J. EBEBT aily Iowan Want Ads hodey tournament and spectators The opening meeting of the halrman The Association of American President
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- --~------Dr. J.O. Perrine to Bring 'Pedro, the Voder' to 'Iowa's Campus ~~~ ~.... -- -. fiVE CENTS Voice Demonstration SHE HAS'DATES'WITH 'PEDRO' 3 Red Cross Roll Call Divisional Committees Announced - Will Highlight Third Paul W. Schmidt Names University Lecture Divisional Chairmen Kladivo Files Petition Moeller Files Petition Commiffee Members Agnes Strub Defendant Aga inst J . Kelly Seeking Tom In District Court Petition N.Y. Telephone Gir l Name Solicitors For For $400 Judgment Judgment for Services Announced for C;~ By BILL BUCl To Operate Console Paul W. Schmidt is plaintiff in Joseph Kladivo yesterday filcd G. W. Moeller yesterday Iiled a DaUy Iowan Span Town, County Groups a petition filed yesterday in dis n petition in district court agoinst petition in district court against Of Electrical Unit High School Opereffa CHAMPAIGN, 111. trict court against M. Agnes Strub, Wes Svoboda, et aI, asking $400 John Kelly, dOing business as Kel the Daily Iowan)-T Three Red Cross Roll call di ly Bros. Oil company, seeking seeking to set aside deed to an judgment for past-due I'ent and MI·s. A. W. Bennett, president'Of lIlY Farmer came intol "Pedro, the Voder" may not be visional chairmen yesterday com Iowa City lot obtained by the de seeking a writ of ntlachment ror $201.55 judgment for work and yesterday the best looking thing on the cam pleted their committefs to serve services as bookkeeper and ac the Iowa City high school m ~ !endant. enforcement of piaintiH'5 lien upon auxiliary, anounced commiltet throwing and pus, but he is a good talker and in the drive beginning Nov. 11 Schmidt claims in his petition property of the defendants. countant performed by the plain SIllothering 21-0 can give anyone an entertaining According to Walter Daykin, tiff. members yesterday for the oper_ that during the liCe time of Mr. and Kladivo's petition states that the etta, "H. M. S. Pinafore," whiclt as the Hawks evening. chairman of the University district, defendants leased his 154-acre Mrs. G. W. Schmidt who died in According to the petition, Moel is to be presented Nov. 20 and %1 back in the second "Pedro" will be here Monday at his committee and the districts they testate in 1938, the defendant used farm March 1, 1941, and agreed to ler stated he performed services for close ball game into will solicit includes Mary Adah in the high schqol auditorium. 8 p.m. in Macbride auditorium to undue influence and fraud to con pay $847 for rent for the year. the defendant from June to March, Sponsored by the music auxiU. It was a game help Dr. J. O. Perrine demonstrate Ball, medical laboratories; Lloyd vey the property to herself. The petitioner .claims that $400 1941, for which he was to receive week's Homecoming A. Knowlar, mathematics and as ary, the operetta is directed by his lecture on "The Artificial Cre The petitioner states that the was due Sept. I, 194i, bul that the $995 but that the defendant paid Ansel C. Martin, head or hilb Indiana, only the tronomy; Ted defendants refused to pay and that ation of Speech," the third univer deed was not recorded until aeter him only $793.45. school vocal music. Martin is ... loose time and Rehder, Iowa they proposed and attempted to sell si ty lecture in the current series. the death of the aged couple and Moeller demands judgment for sisted by William Gower who isdi. worn-down mini memorial union. their property upon which the Dr. Perrine brings "Pedro" with never paid for by the defendant. the amount still due him with in recling the special theater orches_ and never stopped Otto V 0 gel, plaintiff has a lien. him because he is the newest me The deed wns only a temporary tCl'est and costs of the action. tra. Aiding Gower are Helen with a whole physical educa Though there was a mistake in chanical development in the pro conveniel\ce, Schmidt claims, until Atty. William Moershel repre Scheidler, strings instructor, and line-up. duction of the human vOice. tion men; Mar description of the property. the sents the plaintiff. Farmer's Jorie Cam p, litigation in the Iowa City Iron Norman Goldberg, in charge,jlf The "Voder" Is not a machine or plaintiff claims he is entitled to woodwind instruction. completely physical eduea- Works was settled. have the lease reformed to expreRs t. a robot. It is an electrIcal "ensem The plaintiff asks judgment Members of the ticket committee t) tion women; E. the true agreement. The lenRe I'end ble" nnd with the aid of a human agai nst the defendant and demands Donda Files Petition; are Mr~. Jack Swaner, chairman, assistant and mentor he creates OSS A. Joliat, ro section 6 rather than section 4, mance language department; Dew a decree setting aside the deed be Kladivo states in his petition. Mrs. Ilion T. Jones, MI ~ . Albfrt speech out of electrical currents. ey Stuit, psychology department: sides costs of the action. Sidwell, Mrs. Lloyd Spencer, SUI Graduate Kladivo asks for writ of attach Asks Property Division M. W. Lampe, school of religion; Atty. Edward L . O'Connor repre ment for ' enforcement of his lien C. C. WyJJe, Mrs. W. L. Sche Dr. Perrine is making his lecture sents Schmidt. . Rufus Putney, English department; in the amount of $400 with inter- Jerry Dond:. yesterday filed a Mrs. Norman Goldberg, Mrs. a homecoming, for he graduated Louise Miller, University libr;lry Swindel, Mrs. H. A. Smith from :he University of Iowa in est at 6 per cent from Sept. !. petition in Clerk R. Neilson Mil order department. . . The law firm of Messer. Hamil- ler's office against Elizabeth nnd Mrs. EdwQI'd Records. William N. Hughey, Old Capi M • A d ams Fi Ies Pefltlon ton and Cahill represents the plain- Frank Grabin, demanding parti Mrs. Vern W. Bales is cha.lr of the publicity committee. She JS Free Tickets to the Dr. J. O. tol building; V. S. Copeland, bus Against Tellin for $250 tiC!. tion of a 105-acre farm upon Perrine lecture 011 "The Artifi iness office; Hiltrude I. Brnulich, which no agreement can be assisted by Mrs. Eugene T. Hub cial Creation of the Human ----'" .. library annex; Anna O'Donnell, Judgment on Farm Sale Campus Supplies Sued reached. bnrd and Mrs. Kalh leen Bannon. Voice" are available to students There's a young lady in the telephone business who has had "dates" University 1 i b r n r y: Catherine The plainljH claims one-hall in Supervising costumes are Mil. at the main desk of Iowa Union wllh a "man" named "Pedro." She has traveled practically all over Schulze, registrar's office; Alice F. D. Tellin is named defendant I For Judgment of $411 .82 terest in the property as survivor J. J. Hinman, Mrs. M. B. Guthrie, today and tomorrow, Nov. 8 and the United Slates to keep them. The teminine half of this Interestlng Spinden, military department; in a petition filed yesterday In dis- By John Swift Company of his wife and that the other Mrs. Thomas Farrell, Mrs. G. W. V. 9. Remaining tickets will be "attalr" Is Anna Mae Swenson of New York, the other half is "Pedro," Juan Lopez-Morillas, Spanish de trict court by M. N. Adams, who share belongs to Elizabeth Grabin Miller and Mrs. Richard Horrabln. dIstributed to the general public the voice operation demonstrator. The two have traveled about partment: Oscar E. Nybakken, nsks $250 judgment for commission John S. Swift Company, Inc., is bu t that they are unable to agree Make-up is headed by Mrs. Monday, Nov. 10. working together in lecture-demonstrations which show "Pedro's" classical language department. under a real estate agreement. plaintiff in an action filed yester upon the property division. William J. Bauer, assisted by Mil. amazing ability 10 simulate the human voice. William J. Petersen, history de The petition states that on July day in district court against Wil As survivor of his Wife, the Jack Funke and Mrs. Cloyde Shellady. 1909. The machine he will demon partment; Erich Funke, ' German 25, 1941, Tellin listed his Wash liam S. Stickford and Stlckford's plaintiff demands judgment, con department; P. L. Risley zoolol)' ington county farm with Adams to CGmpus Supplies, asking $411.82 firming shares in the real estate Arranging properties are Mrs. strate is the only one of its kind Carl Kringel and Mrs. Harry Jenk. in the world. HOCKEY CLUB department; A. K. Miller, geology procure a buyer, and continued it judgment for merchandise sold to and that pll.l'tition be made. If no department; Herald Stark, music Nov. 1 by oral agreement. When the defendan ts. equitable division of the property inson. Stage managers are Philip At the console, a New York tele Chaplin Slapstick W.R.A. Hockey club invites R. Key and Carl Kl'ingeJ. phone girl, Anna Mae Swenson, as aU mid-west tournament players department, Frank R. Kennedy, Adams \ecured a buyer, however, According to lhe company's peti can be made, then the plaintiff "VodiJier" will put "P e d r 0" Old Comedies Begin and specta tors to a tea from 3 COllege of law; F'~rrin B. Moreland, the defendant refused to sell his tion, they sold and delivered mer asks that the farm be sold and through his repertoire of speech to 5:30 p.m. today in the social chemistry department. property, chandise to Stickford's on Oct. iO, proceeds divided. Spark Sta rts Car Fire and soogs. Film Series room of the women's gymnas Alden F. Megrew, school of fine According to the petition, the 1940, valued at $411.82, which re The plaintiff also asks that the A fire believed to have been The "Voder," not a recorder or ium. arts; Mate L. Giddings, home eco agreement called for a $250 com mains unpaid. The company asks property be appraised and a re started by a cigaret spark caulEd translator of speech as is a tele By nomics department; H. L. Dean, mission for sale of the farm at a interest ot 5 per cent from that feree appointed to take care of the considerable damage yeste.rill} phone receiver, is the I1rst electri CARL IUNKLE botany department; J. W. Howe, price of $6,500. dale and costs of the action. same. morning to the upholstering of a cal mechanism to create speech, to qharlie Oiraplin, perhaps the school of engineering; W. R. Smith, Atty. D. C. Nolan represents Atty. William ;'. Morrison repre Atty. E. P. Korab represents the car owned by George White, 803 manufacture it in a manner simi greatest film comedian of them all, school of commerce; M. W. Stout, Adams. sents the plaintiff. plaintiff. E. Market. lar to human manufacture. played a return engagement last Mrs. G. Ball Funeral University elementary scbools. Poor Vowel Sounds night. J. W. Jones, college of pharmacy; Vowels and a few consonants Before an audience ot university O. E. Schlanbush, college of den ...... have been poorly made by a var film society members gathered in To Be Held Tomorrow tistry; Loie Randall, school of iety of mechnnical means, such as Macbride auditorium, he made his journalism and university publi tuning torks, vibrating reeds, and bow, displayed his genius, then re funeral services tor Mrs. George cations; Alvina Pederson, building squawkers' bellows, but they have turned into the slivery depths of W. Ball, former Iowa City resident, and grounds office; Alice Seydel, University printing office; Agnes Daily Iowan Service never betore been linked into con Review film history, with its shadowy, will be held at 2 o'clOCk tomorrow nected speech through control of flickering figures and silent ghostly at the Methodist church with the Scbmidt, The Daily Iowan office, ------~----~~------7 electrical currents. pantomime. Rev. E. E. Voigt in charge. Burial and John E. Briggs, political sci------ Other devices such as the tele Nostalgically the older members will be in Oakland cemetery. ence department. The Merchandise Mart phone, phOl1ograph and radio issue of the society again saw Chaplin Mrs. Ball, co-founder of the Iowa Solicitors for the child welfare of Petrol Producta 1941, MARKS ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY ,.I human speech, but they do not cre the true artist, the funny little pa Zeta chapter of Pi Beta Phi soror research department, physics de ate it. They translate or record thetic figure they could never for ity on the University of Iowa partment and the college of ed speech. get. And he was exactly as they campus, died Thursday at the uca lion have not as yet been cho "Pedro's" speech sounds are en remembered him, derby, cane, Eastern Star home in Boone where sen, Daykin said. Home Oil Co. OF DOC MilE'S MODERN MOTOR CLINIC tirely "Pedro's"-there are no re floppy shoes, baggy trousers, she had lived for the past three Lois B. Corder, chaIrman of the 630 Iowa Ave. Dial 3365 The Home Oil Company, 630 cords or sound tracks; he electri toothbrush mustache and all, sur years. University hospitals and nurses inside out and insures new car per- cally manufactures sounds, on de A Modern Auto Clini.c Iowa Avenue, was opened for Shampoo & Fingefwave rOl.\nded by the sadistic rough and Eastern Star services will be homes district, anounced her com formance every 3,000 miles. Shock .mand and custom-built with statf sur,.eons: Dick "Service-is-not Our Molto It Is tumble atmosphere of ('arly slap conducted at the grave. The body mittee as including Grace Yackey, Reha - O'Tool Malone absorbers must be level (ull at all Seated at a keyboard something stick. is at Beckman's. Flora Weber, Helen Chamberlaih, Mike Sewall - Doc Mile Our Business" on October 18th, 60c like an old-fashioned parlor organ, To them. haPllily. he was not Gladys Schrotberger, Stella Scott, times and (lUI' graduating materials (Experienced Operato rs) an operator can carry 011 a conver "Treats on us If we fall to meet 1930. do the right job. In the battery the Chaplin of today, a"I11&', try Eloise January, Aloise Pazdera, yoU at the pumps" Irene Dever sation by pressing keys funclJon ing to admix social commentary Rosamond Everly, Lillian Emmons, cases, we service continuously tree Pearl Harbit Judy Dolph Since that time Clark F. Mig- ing as switches in an electrical cir and special pleadings with his water. Recharging while you wait Helen Van Hom cuit, singly or in combination, Objectors to Draft Opal Rogers, Mae Clark. technique; spoiling, obseurin, Helen Watkins, Ruth Bickel,l1:======' hell ("Doc Mile" to hundreds of 01' we USe the old method. In trnc which turn orr and on. thc ,rcatest pantomine actin, ot Maxine Thompson, Persis Sheldon, student motorists) as manager of Dial 2564 Vibrations Resound ing ignition troubles spark plugs modern times. Will Leave for Camp Beatrice Spotvold, Ruth Kosbau, the Home Oil Company has seen 13 YEARS OF SERVICE E lectrical vibrations emanate To younger members, equally Edith Ruppert, Ruth Klein and . SheeSley'S can be cleaned or replaced and "Overlooking the Cam'Ous" from a loud speaker system as the station grows from a dispenser enjoying the program, it was more Elmer Eugene Hemingway, route Beatrice Wilson. tandard lights cared for. In tires the cus sounds, words and sentences. oC gasolines and oils to a Modern Campus Beauty Shop a matter of contrasting comedy 7, Iowa City, and Robert Benjamin Working with Paul Stutsman, tomer has a choice of any standard "Pedro" can simUlate the human of the past with smoother comedy Oswald of Wellman, will leave Kalona, chairman of the rurnl entice Motor Clinic which merits price- 24Y.o So. Clinton voice from producing the lowest brand with terms to match. Cigar- British of today. But they, too, were in Nov. 24 for conscienUous objectors' areas, will be Mrs. S. K. Slemmons, less effort to service your car. pitch of 80 or 90 cycles to over camps, it was announced yesterday ettes, cand ies, cigars and cold trigued by the comic genius of Mrs. Eldon MilleI', Mrs. Bion P. Dubuque" Market Sis. Home Oil COI)'Ipany has a highly tones up to almost 8,000 vibrations whom they had heard so much by Walter E. Shoquist, local draft Hunter, Harold Clearman, and drinks are sold on the driveway. per second. The operator can pro from childhood. And 1hey were clerk. James Lacina, Jr. paid personnel, insured for safety, Cities in duce a Singing voice and "Pedl'O" happy to meet Chaplin's ' famed Shoquist said thaL Oswald will This committee wJJl bandle capable of bringing motorists the Pick Up and Delivery The Home Oil Company main has been known to sing popular fellow actors: grotesque "Fatty" be inducted at Rockwell City and memberships throughout the rural best in dependable car service. SERVICE! J songs and operatic arias. tains an AAA road service with Arbuckle, girlish Mnble Normand, leave from there ror the Den territories assigned to this Red Like every home you cnjoy the T;ONDON (A.1' "Voder," conceived and con droopy Mack Sennett and the nison camp. Cross nrea. Dial leUl mechanical instruction by Mr. E. iu a steady ~t)'ealll liS sttucted at the Bell TelephO\1e la best ... gnsolines, oils from Quak • clumsy Keystone cops. Hemingway will go to the Battle The goal set by the national Red A. Brown. Membership is also car- Dial 9651 T without a let -up tJ.lc boratories, grew out 01 a demon The program of five Keystone Creek camp at Marion, N. C. er State, Veedol, Pennzoil, Kendall Cross office as J oh mon coun ty's ried in the Credit Bureau and planes ugai nst Bl'1'1i stration at the Harvard Tercen comedies, whiCh Included "The share in the 1941 naion wide drive and Mobiloi/. tpnary celebration by Be ll tele coast-to-coast 'trans-credit applica urday, K n 0 c k 0 u t." "The Rounders," E. Wonick Files Divorce is 4300 hundred memberships, the phone scientists. Three years later "Making a Living," "nis New largest total ever assigned to th is Cars are Ii (ted from the floor tion can be supplied. Yellow Cab The Bl"iti~lJ I with 300 planes in lhe complex voice operation dem Profession," and "Getting Ac Petition in District Court district. nnd washed by wind-blown soft serves you to and.from your car. Nail Chevrolet ,- onstrator was developed, quainted," therefore " roved a Visit Us addition to the . water, upholstery is brushed and 21 0 E. Bur Iinqton successful evening's entertain Elzear Wonick yesterday filed a National Farm Proeram 'rhe bombard ment. petition in Clerk R. Neilson Miller's At Our New Location vacuumed, metal polished and eRr "Doc Mile" invites you to meet of bomber); t hun Discussion to Be Aired waxed. From the wet wash to "the lads" who enjoy servicing ______~ Julius Mathews Asks But, first of all, the program office, asking divorce from Marie to Brindisi, llnly, HI was instructive. It fulfilled its Wonick. According to the petition, On Station WSUI Toc:fay greasing, if a previous record is your car: R. Rhea, "Dick", 10 years fire und explosions. purpose 3l; a signiiicant lesson in the couple were married at Daven available, all points are checked by at Home Oil Company; J. M. Ma The cost, the Brit S8,SS8 of John Sladek film history. The other programs port, May I, 1939, and separated Dale Anderson, vice-chairmlln of car manufacturers' chart from lone, "John", 5 years at Home Oil; k~ l ged, II'US 15 fi~ 1 to be presented by the society thiE ~ov. 3, 1939. the county AAA committee, Byron Hogan Bros. Iowa Water J ohn Sladek is named defend semester will further survey sig Wonick in his petition charges Coglan, Penn township committee timely changes from worn oils and "Mike" Sewall, 3 years at Hom! aud 14 pilots VI,",t" ,,, ,, ant in a petition filed yesterday nificant phases of the film, a new desertion and cruel and inhuman man, and Ed Goss, committeem;ln 120 S. Gilbert greases to a fresh start: 10il; C. F. Mighell, "Doc Mile", 11 bombel'~ uud in Clerk R. Neilson Miller's office and serious art form. treatment. There are no children in Hardin township, will be heard years at Ho me Oil Company, com- night in thc shell by Julius J. Mathews who asks Service Company ice-forming fogs over and the plaintiff asks that no ali in a joint session of the national 1. Fittings cleaned. plete the business personnel. $8,558 judgment for damages and mony be allowed because the de farm program in Iowa during a (The German radio injuries resulting trom an auto rendant is working. broadcast from 12:45 to 1:46 this 2. Pressure and hand guns place BritIsb planes shot m obile accident last September. WILLENBROCK- hours .) (Continued from page 1) Atty. E. P. Korab represents afternoon over station WSUI. the right grease. Recently each man was present Mathews' petition claims that Won ick. The broadcast is the 22nd in a Kadera's ed with a $1 000.00 to $1500.00 Life 224 East College Street HUrricane Iigh tcr the defendant drove his car negli 3. Wheels are inspected for tire a "very su(;ce:SSlIUI his second term as mayor of Iowa series dedicated to farmers every Insurance policy and at the end of gently and at a high rate ot speed City. This is his third year in of where, who are uniting under the Ccm't Be Beat safety and bearing lubrication. lllck on a Rep. T. E. Martin five years, with business improv- Iowa City, Iowa into the rear of the plaintiff's car fice. Previously he had been a co.m mon banner of the n ati on~ ern France, and For ing, each will net a li fe estate of ____'-11 ______Sept. 20, 1941, as he drove a long a member of the city council here Broadcasts Today farm program. The series is being 4. Wheel packing-must be dry SCOredt\1its on nll/,lh.er Lincoln township road. for two years and at Marengo for presented in the interests of na Delicious "Budget" cleaned and re-packed under pres $8,000.00 to $12,000.00 respectively. Lens, the air The impact was so severe, the five years. He was president of the District Representative Thomas tional defense with the slogan Meals sure. ,. ing th at a "large petition states, that Mathews was Iowa county school board tor five E. Martin Iowa ,City will take "Food Will Write the Peace" as tigh ter planes was 01 Home Oil Company is grate thrown into t he back seat oC his car years. part in an hour radio discussion its theme. 5. Same process is applied to the over Lens. and r ecei ved serious inj uries. He In running for his second term on the repeal of the neutrality act air (il ter. ful to its employes and set aside the The nazis hit back asks $300 for medical care, $5,000 as mayor here, Willenbrock adopt Kadera's Cafe early last nigh t tomorrow afternoon from 12:30 to Joe Kinney Files petition above plnn to protect its builders. for pain and suffering, $3,000 for ed a platform calling for additional 1:30 over station WHO. 211 E. Wasblnrton dive-bomber attacked Asking Judgment, Vitalizing the motor washcs thc ij mpairment of future earnin" ca civic improvements, especially a Six other congressmen trom $1,142 coast town, causing pacity and $258 dam ages to his car. . recreation commission. He also ad Iowa will take part in the discus IIld a few The law firm of Dutcher, Ries Dissolution of Partnership vocated the fostering and develop sion. Each of thep! will make a ======live planes drc' Il\'l<~ and Dutcher represents Mathews. ing of supervised playgrounds and formal declaration . after wh i~h J oe Kinney yesterday filed a pe New Victory Perman~nt 'l'harnes estuary recreation centers for children's they will conduct the broadcast as tition in district court against J . L. Refrigerators Bob Paige JlOrted no dam Preliminary Red Cross activities duri ng school vacation a roundtable discussion. Kinney, asking $1,142 jud,ment Complete Although fhe periods. and dissolutioo of a business part $1.95 I Nursing Corp Meet Held Wash1DQ MachlDel Auto Laundry ExclUfive era! big, beatttiful Willenbrock made no statement nership conducted at Oxford. Furniture • dropped last night in Asks $254.44 Judgment Water Softenftl Under the direction of Alice yesterday of his reasons tor seek The petition states that on Nov. Shampoo, Finaerwave Van Service -, Cl oo of Cologne Miller ot Children's h ospital, the ing a seat in the house ot rep A petition asking $254,44 judg 9, 1935, the two men entered an OIl Bumftl Rinse, Neck --Clip 45c • they were vague prelimina ry meeting ot the Red resentatives. ment against William Reinberg oral partnership agreem"'"t, buy IS Years Experience resulll th ere and Cross home nursing corps was held Willenbrock was born July 25, was filed yesterday In the office in, and sellin, autom ,b il ~s. The WCllblnq Can at last nieht at the Women ot the 1876 in Bremen, Germany. He of R. Neilson Miller, clerk of court. plainti ff cairns he loaned the de Mcmlcure 3Sc THOMPSON'S Moose club rooms. was gradutaed from Marengo high by F. J . Bittner who seeks pay fendant the capital to enter the tAR EW CO. --- The meeting was called to work school and at the presen t is the ment of balance due on a combine busines which closed Aug. 27, 1937 . PlumbinQ cmd HeatIDQ Jones Texaco Service Tranafer & Sioraqe Co. out enrollment and details of the owner and operator of a garage and other merchandise. The plain The plaintiff asks a decree to Fashion Beauty Shop Acrou from City Hall BurUnqton & Streell Dla12161 course. Futul'e classes will be held here. His business experience In tiff asks interest from Oct. 23 , 1941 dissolve the partnership \l nd $I , 1 4 ~ 210Y2 E. WCIIh. Dlal1404 MacU.m judgment with interest at:; per ~. ______• ______in the Medical Laboratories build- cludes 27 years as an automobile and costs of 'the action. Atty. E. P . jng. _ _ . _ I dealer nnd 16 years as a larmer. Korab rep resents the plaintiff. cent since A ug~l st, 1941 . I...... _