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IIATlO" (loU.IHDA. 'i; ,. MIA1'8, 'AT8..... Ia.,. AI 'rh •• ,b ZR u' AS ': ; 1'0 "all' aoOI!8SEO FOOD8. Fair .•III t.,.... •• 01 •• ,. AI ...... 1.",I.tt.l" ZI all. ..,U Ib.aurb WG valid 1.... fI.II.lrl IIUO" ••••,. II Ib.oa.'I 8f ,ON r•• o ••,/" ..... poaad ..... I ,11, ...... ,•• II". IOWA: Fair. Dot .... te 10 co .... \ i ••••• Ibrouf" ,.~. II, It"" 81101!l. a •• 1L Ibr•• T ...... ,. ...I.lshln, wiD'" tE""I'~' .~». ,2". ~ ...... 'IDII.I'1 OAI.O· llE DAILY IOWAN ~N I .a.A val" 'or r... ,alloD. ,Ub Ib••• ,b 0 ••. _ ~ .. 1M" PUlL OIL, ,.,i •• I ... a" II ...bro •• b •• ' ...... II •• ,.... H... ,.rIN ••••a.,," ..lid Iowa City's Morning Newspaper ", ..III 1"0. Tn ..llOCllAftD ..... IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 19« VOLUME XLV NUMBEI" t ns rmoc e en ers U~ ·S.' Greeks HaguenaQ ' ~id Ataelan~ 1,600 Planes ...,.,.,.:;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;;,; YOU SAID I!! SAY THE YANKS '---~ Destroy Japs loday's Ask. Mediation. : Of Germans Hil Frankfurt In Leyle Trap ,~" Iowan ' Greatest Air Armada 8y Aine,rica U. $. Armies Take 77th, Seventh DiviliOns Last Enemy Forts • • In History Blasts Split Enemy Forces Welt of Roer River MaCArUlIlt announces• entire Nazi Rail Lines Delegation Urges Ormoc garrison of Japanese iUl To Capture Fort PARIS (AP)-The Germans nihUated. other enemy forces LONDON (AP) - The great .ritain to Cease face destruction in reconquer ENERAL M.A ARTHUR'S were driven from their French est bomber fleet ever assembled 'Dictatorship Attempr \ ing of Leyte. more than 1.600 American Fort HEADQ ARTER . Phi 11 p buffer cities of Haguenau and resses and Liberators - pounded pine, Tuesday (AP)-Annihi. WA 'HINGTON (AP) - A Sarreguemines yesterday and y .... drive Nazis from last the German rail network in the lation llf the entire defending" Greek·American d legation yes· their last defenses west of the strongholds west of Roer before Frankfurt area with 6.000. tons of garrison at Ormoc, Yank.cap terday asked the stated depal't. Roer river before Cologne were Cologne. explosives yesterday as part of a tured port on Loyte i.Iilud • .aDd ment to mediate in the batt! caving in as three United States massive air assault by more than destruction of thousandaof between British forces and armies redoubled blows at the U. S. Greeks ask American 3.200 United States warplanes. mediation in present turmoil. Japan trapped in a pocket to Greek relOistance groups. Reich from west and south. The huge fleet of Eighth alrforce the south were announooci by Indications mounted Ullit the The delegation al 0 prote:ted hea vies. forming a sky train 300 Gen. Dougla MacArthur today. enemy wa wit h d raw i n at 10 the British embassy, calling g miles long. was escorted by more numerous s'e () tor s along the MacArthur r ported that the upon London to "cease its Draft Boards Open than 800 fighters. From the op western front, before the First y t ran 77th divi ion which bloody attempt to shackle the eration 12 bombers and two fight army at the approache to land d last w k four mit Greek people once more with Cologne's plain, and before the New Service Program ers were missing last night. below rmoc had n joined by dictatorship. " Third and Seventh from Sar· Losses Low the Seventh division, closin, the . Stelos Pis t 0 1a k i s, former reguemines to the Rhine. southern jaw of a nutcracker viae. Receive Instructions This loss from a force of 16.800 and "enemy forces which were member of the Greek parlia· Oaln Tbree Mlle. United States fliers - more men ment, was spokesman lor the About Government trapped between the two have The First army drive on the than are in an entire combat di been destroyed." ct.oup. Now president of theGreek vision of infantry - was a record Roer river positions added up to 'Work or Fighr Order Sel.. 8app)_ American committee for nat three miles in two days as four low lor a raid of such magnitude. ional unity. he sllld he was ex MANY AN ALLIED soldIer .nlckered .. be )Iaaed thl. ala'n ou hltI wa,. Great quantitin of ectuiprnent more towns in a 15-rhile assault , WASHINGTON (AP) -Selec The German airforce kept clear to the n,Mln, front near Holland. The .... oup w •• \ar,e, the way. they pelled from his country in 1939. arc were 'captured, four or five tive service acted swiftly yester and supplies were seized. of the mighty United States ar hoped would be ahort. and the lICenery • • • well. tbey ho,ed It woald He said be is a member of the more were entered and others day to put Into effect the govern· ' Fierce filhtlns preceded final Uberal party there. mada and anti-aircraft fire was be beautifully landllCaped with German soldle.... were by-passed. ment's "produce or fight" direc· meager. But heavy. billowy clouds destruction of the Or.moc gal1'oon. Tl\ts stand is based on what of Fall ot Ormoc. Japan'. la.t bl, ficial soUrces here called an in At last reports tbe ' first was tive. caused the bombers to drop tbelr closing hjlrtl , upon ' Mariaweiler. It instructed local draft boards explosives by instruments and ob port of reinforcement for her formal agreement approved by troops to the north In the Ormoc:. President Roosevelt and Prime only. a mj)~ and . a' hall trom that present occupational defer scured the damage done at Frank Dllren, key .. to, ,the Roe,r ,river line. ment regulations should be ap furt, Hanau 10 mlles east, and Na~is Slow ~ussian Sforza Claims corridor. was a aharp blow to the Minister Curchill that Greece and enemy. Its capture Sunday was Y!IgOIlavia WQuid be entirely Bri and upon .Hove,n, wlthm 500 yat:ds plied "in the light of the imme Giessen 30 miles north. of the west. bl\nlc , of tl).e RoeI' to diate urgencies for men in the In a simultaneous attack from announced yesterday. II&h zona 'of operatlon as far as Advance on Budapest B ·t· hE rt~ : "The flghtln. In Otmoc l£Mlf the' north. . . . .armed Services and the civilian the south. more than 500 U. S. plll1s of the British and American before Its fall was of the mOlt prize. of the day fell to wa'r effort." bombers and 350 fighters struck . rlls xe Ion chiefs' of staff were concerned. ~iggest desperate character," MacArthur into Austria from bases in Italy. Hold Red Gains w ThlJ agre~ment did not affect Rus the Seventh army, whose cBgt!lTe . The instructions followed a call reported. lian opera tons. on which ChUrchill of H'agu~nal.\ left the Germans by War Mobilizer James F. Putting Hitler's domain under To Two Towns The seneral reported yesterda,. and P.remler Stalin have conferred wltbout a sin,1e large city to BYJ:nes for "i,ncreased drafting of two-directional assau It, s t I' 0 n g Of 'Pressu're' , IeJ)erritely . Northeast of Capital that "manT thousanda" of Ja~ anchor a ,new defense , line in older men not contributing to the jiormations of Liberators. Fort nese were in tlte narrowing poeket While Anjerican officials are IIortqem ~Isace. _war eftort." resses and fighters of the 15th 8ir between the 77th and Seventh di hOll\ng that the British will make Nail, Fall Back MeanWhile. Draft D Ire c tor force hammered the Moosbler LONDON (AP) - Moscow an visions comin, together Just below peace with Greek resistance for Front reports said the Germans Lewis B. Hershey said. regula baurn refinery 22 miles northwest nounced last nlgbt that the Red ROME (AP) - Co u n t Carlo Slorza. former minister without Ormoc. ~ 'quickly, this government·s ati appeared' to be falling back into tlons are being amended to chan. of Vienna. freight yards lind the army had captured only two townll A third Yank dlvl Ion. the 32nd. tIId~ is- that it ,has no military l'e portlollo who was admitted {rom the Magihot and Bte.lrilCi linft nel to m!11tary ervlce all regi~ ~ou1.h Chicago weath,er bu nominally responsible for ~ , Re<;ent publication of the War cutive order. which Investigated the project, "Is illegal acbl." Reflllee board'. report Quoting two Rep. Mott · (R., Ore.) told the made up of c u Itt vat e d farms. Iowa City's Sunday snow storm. reau said. rain will mill wiUl the WITH THE U. S. THIRD ARMY heaviest in the United States, .ye-wltnesa aceounll of how large house the vote corrects "one of the ranches, meadows (and) reservoir (AP)-Since Berlin juggled the snow today. more than electrified the Christ lliunbin of Jew. had been murdo grealest usurpations of le&islative water surface." I SHO~PJl1ljL The storm. produced by cold air I Franco-German border in 1940 to mas holiday Ip1r1t u boys and Returned for Total. IrtId tn Nazi prison camps rllflult. authority by the executive." 'The Should the monument lland the embrace Alsace-Lorraine, there from Canada mixinJ wlth mots DAV~ girls dusted off their sleds and Id In. renewed lI.italton 'mODI resolution to outlaw the project state wil 1011 a land tax re are no markers along tbe frontler ture-Iaden alr from the IOUth. JEUERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) ~h arouP' In thi. country thllt now goes to the senate. venue which In ",'', 'amounted fo where the Third army has been dragged them frOJJJ the batement. spread' snow over the midweat \..t"& 'lpool at Iowa an is practically No. 1 on the child, and his friends announced he its customary indignation, it lost I crippled navy, the British Pacific tinental coast can be forseen. / Primitive methods used by the field house will be open to all men GRADUATE STl ,ENTS fleet's appearance in those waters The important part of the Brit- legions of Julius Caesar in bUilding New Deal hate list. Harry Hopkins intended to make a million dollars both righteousness and indignation Registra tion matel i..tls for the never liked the brash young .!rish- and enjoy life. November 7. studenlll ana faculty members for will virtually double the already ish announcement of its new Pa- bridges during his Gallic camp second semester will be available man who contested with him for Fabulous stories are told of the The liberals have .-$uddenly be- recreational swimming on Tues heavy sea odds against Nippon. cWc fleet under Admiral Sir paigns are being employed by a day,' Wednesday, Thursday and in the office of the Registrar be inner power. Hopkins and David money he has since acquired. Per- come righteous about the Corcoran ginning Dec. 1. Conferences with ' Bruce Frazier, is the recognition group?f U. S. s~ldi~rs in th.e wild Whlle no over-all allied com Niles, who are nearest the Prcsi- haps he has managed to sequester matter even though both Corcoran Friday nights from 7 to 9:30. adviser and the dean of the t;nander is created, the British of the Pacific as "an American OlympIC moun tams 10 Washmgton. dent now, would be glad enough to $100,000 a year after taxes, but he and Biddle are on their side. They Students and faculty must ar Graduate college shou Id ])e ar p . :fleet will operate under direction area of responsibility" in the war 1926 see anything happen to Tommy' is fDr from a million, I suspect. His are agitating against Biddle, and range for !ockers before 6 m. at ranged between Dec. 1 and ·noon, 0:£ Admiral Nimitz in the central against Japan. That leaves the The man, age 19, his intended, Indeed. I am told that if Corcor- clients are not the best possible and while they are not likely to get him the fieldhouse. Dec. 16, which will be the closing Pacific or of General MacArthur question of strategy in the Pa- age 18, his mother, age undisclos an called the White House today .h,c apparently is not extremely 1in- out of his job this time, they may Eo \i. SCHROEDER date in the Graduate ofrice. Kindly in the Southwestern Pacific·as ocl cHic in American haQds and re- ed, and fifteen friends came to ap he could find no one who would icky about whom he acquires as grease the skids for later, and cer 'lbserve these dat . Come early casion requires. futes any suggestion that the pur- ply for a marriage license. Father talk to him, pespite the tricky ser- client. He has had some who were tainly this case will prevent him FIELD HOUSE nnd plan to allow ample time for Coupled with American crack pose of the British naval reor- couldn't make it, and the couple vice (or disservice) he did the new really second hand dealers trying [rom being kicked upstairs into the All university men may use the consultation. lng of the ~apanese defensive ganization was aimed only at ex- couldn't get the license. deal by inspiring and inwardly run the residue from a fire sale supreme court, where unwanted field house floors and facillties CARL E. EASIIORE, Deall front in northwestern Leyte by pediting recapture of Singapore 1928 conducting the repacking of the into a fortune in war contracts. attorljey generals usually rise. from 6:30 to 9 p.m. They must be The Graduate (lolleet or Hong ·Kong. capture of Ormoc, the Briti'sh "Don't accept rides from any supreme court, his earlier work in He never appears before con- My guess is that Hopkins and dressed in regulation gym suit or move marks the opening of a new Total defeat of Japan is the ob strange men," the mother told het· development of the security ex- gressional committees, but some- .N iles will personally and private-! black shorts, white shirt, and rub DECEMBER COM~fENCEMENT phase of t1'l'e war jlcross the Pa jective. Linked with crushing little girl, and sent her off to ·c hange coIn Nilssii:'11 ·1'egislation (ar! 'tImes can he seen cOl'nering con- 1y see to it that Corcoran does not ber-soled IO'm shoes. Graduation ceremonies will be cific. Based in AUstralian waters, bloWii dealt Japanese naval power school. A big black car stopped a excellent job) and some other legal gre!;smen. make much money- and that will E. G. SCHROEDER hcld at 8 p, m. Thursday, Dec. 21, the British fleet will be available by the United States in the battle man approached, the child offering gumshoeing. But as 1 say nothing is likely to be about all there wiTI be to it. in Iowa Union lounge. ClaSS"s ..... ill to complete the isolation of Jap of the Philippines, the over her a ride. The little girl fled, and CANDIDA'l'ES be held as usual on the last day of anese garriSOns in the Dutch In whelming naval power now avail he President of the United States the semester, Friday, Dec. 22. De dies and lo drive inlo the south able on the allied side hints at tailed instructions wJll be mailed continued on his way. Ail to re- erl,l end of the South China sea impending new action there on a "1 stu~~:ts ~~~R!~!ct .~ c:mdidates lor degrees on qr 1930 Those Division Tankers ceive a degree or certificate at the itself without prejudice to con- major scale. 2nd about Dec. 14. , Maxwellian standards to scien Dec. 22 Commencement should tific party throwing, as related by rIN GERMANY,~ .. Dec. 2 (De Capt. Ed Fawkes* * of Columbia,* Mo., . off everything* for* them-including* make formal app1ication immedi F. O. mOBEI! Elsa herself. layed) (AF)-The boys had been wanted to ambush two Mark 5 the radio antenna. ately in the office of the registrar, DIrector of ConvocaUons University hall. MediGal Big Shot4 1. Get people out of lhemsj!lves. promised turkey, and they got it. tanks which were reported to be * * • But, being veterans in this man's approaching-so he selected the Crack the whip, armored style: HARRY O. BARNES GRADUATE PLACEMENT 2. Dull people make dull parties. l\-fEETINO .WASHlNGTON ( AP)-"DDT," Stone had devised dust guns army, they weren't taking any tank; commanded by S/ Sergt. T/ Sergt. George M. Silivia of Fly Registrar 3. Don't give a party unless you A meeting lor all graduate stu· th.e war-developed ins e c tic ide that could be inserted up a man'E expect to enjoy it. chances about their post-Thanks Myren J. Hix of Asheville, N. C., mouth, Mass., was driving a tank wHich may revolutionize living in giving dinner. to do the job. The crew included retriever. In the turret above him, COMMENCEMENT dents who are interested in secur· sleeve-or down a woman's back 1932 ing teaching positions for the next tlle wor1d of tomorrow by controll A few miles from Chicago lives Sergt. Rains Robins of Ben Hur, Corp. Tony Bezas of Staten Island, his commanding officer was star INVITATIONS so that the dusting could bf done year will be held Wednesday, Dec. ing certain diseases, is now a a Russian farm family of 11, and Va., the tank commander, first N . Y.; Sergt. Edwin G. Wawers ing into the night's blackness in Candidates for degrees at the 13 at 4:1 0 p. m. in room medical big shot and is being without the removal of clothing, sighted the target and started of Fairmount, N. D., and Pfe. order to avoid the ditches. none have seen a moving picture, a December Commencement who I 221A Schaeffer hall. Emphasis ilpr~ed from trucks and airplanes an important point in a land when radio, or a street car. barking preliminary firing orders. Ralph D. Day of Cincinnati, Ohio. The old General Grant climbed have placed orders lor invitations wi.\\ b\!. "\)\Il.c\!.o, t;\~ \l~"\!.'t~\t-s alld to protect QUI' soldiers but-...... the natives keep their clothes on 1936 The gunner, Corp. Walter McGrail At a prearranged signal from steeply until Silivia was practic may receive them now by pre- college placements. All interest If 1irst proved its worth on a fOr months at a time. Edward David Windsor of Eng of Lowel, Mass., swung his ma Catpain Fawkes, Sergean Hix op- ally chinning himself at the con senting their receipts at the Alum- ed graduate students are urged 10 mass scale beneath the dirty, flow French colonial officials shrug land sailed into exile today after chinegun around and started ened fil'e, hitting the first enemy trois. Still there was no word to ni office, Old Capitol. attend. ing robes of louse-ridden Arabs ged incredulously when they heard bidding a dramatic farewell to the tracking the target. Corp. Frank tank which' careened into a wall. halt. F. G. HIGBEE HELEN M. BARN~ and' under the drab garb of in of Stone's plan. empire he renounced foJ' a woman. Zyck of Lynn, Mass., and Corp. A second tank crashed into it. Suddenly, the tank topped the Director o( Convollatlons mates of French prisons in Africa. Actin.. DIrector But Stone was convinced that Wallis Warfield Simpson waited in Elwood Pickell of Conshohoken, Both German crews bailed out and rise, lurched forward, skidded EdUcational Placement Ofttce FrenCh prisons in Africa. the sheiks and their followers France. Fa., and Fvt. Sam Faperelli of ran for their lives. Score: one shOl, downward and jolted to a neck HANCHER ORATORICAL North Africa with "its sweating would like to stop scratching. 1938 Erie, Pa.-all alert at tlieir posts two tanks, no errors. snapping haIt. There was a muf CONTEST EN lOR PLACE~IENT MEETtN~ millions and unsanitary conditions" So he and his typhus tealm' A census of livestock of Ameri -watched the action through their It * ., fled thud out front so the sergeant Manuscripts for the Hancher There will be a meeting of all was chosen. the army says, as the started making the rOunds of a few can farms and ranches shows there periscopes. Helpful housekeeping note: said investigated. initfal tough proving ground for Oratorical contest are due in seniors who are training for teach villages. Many natives fled to the is a hog, cow, or sheep for every "Fire!" shouted Sergeant Rob T/ Sergt. Paul Allen of St. Colum The commander had bee n trichloroethane-was developed as hills. But word soon got around Schaeffer ball, 13, by Jan 8. They ing T h u r S day, Dec. 14, at citizen in -the Unlled States. ins. Corporal McGrail opened fire. bus, Ga.. to Corp. Paul Giger of flipped out of the turret head over 4:10 p. m. in room 221A, Shaefler an insecticide in this country last that at last an itchle~s night's sleep 194() must be under 2,000 words, and "Target!" shouted Sergeant Rob Atlantic City, N. J.: "That rear heels to a safe bu t messy land ing hall. At this meeting the services yetlr. . was to - be had in old Araby "Jesus Christ appeared for 21 cannot contain more than 100 ins, triumphantly. The rest of the deck on our tank is pretty messy." -in three teet of mud. words of quoled material. Candi of the educational plocement of· Midway in 1943 after louse-pow t h r 0 ugh the courtesy of the consecutive days in the Teton crew cheered. Then they moved up Replied Corporal Giger: "Yes, it fice will be explained and suggest defs and mosquitQ-nnd-fly sp):ays Yankees and their magic white mO)lntains of Wyoming to pose for JACKIE COOPER WEDS dates are invited to discuss plans and inspected their target. is. Better clean it of(, I guess. Bet for preparation of orations. ions will be made relative tQ pr9' had' been developed, C<1. William du~t. \ a portrait," asserts the founder of It was a live-point deer-and LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sallor 'tel' take everything off from FRANKLIN 11. KNOWER cedure!\ u d In making applica' S. ~tone, chief of thE! army's pre Meanwhile, tests were started in the I AM movement. venison is mighty good eating on sCl'atch." Jackie Cooper, 22, onetime chil~ ventive 'medicine section in North Frenco prisons where lice were AssocIate Professor of peech tions. 1942 • the day after Thanksgiving, even Suddenly both men dove into the movje star, and Actress .June IIELEN BARNJiII AfrIca, obtained ~uppltes of both k now n to be prevalent. A Highlight of the Christmas for in Germany. n ear est foxhole. When they Horne, 24, were married yeste~ AcUng 'Dlreet. and undertook the venture of try week passed. Stone offered a pack mal in the Iowa Union was the day. After a short honeymoon, WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL • • • emerged, they found that the in SWIMMING Educational Platement Otllee ina them on a broad scale. of American Cigarettes to any presentation of a $1,000 check for Strict efficiency department: coming mortar shell had cleaned Cooper will return to Great Lakes. 4-5:30 p. m. Monday, Tuesda' His plan was to send typhus-con prisoner who could produce a louse, the purchase of an army jeep. co - I'd trol teams or "louse killers" among but not even. this magnificent tiribe (Money was saved by the Central thursday and Friday ART EXIIIB ON Ute natlve~ with the oUer of dust turned up il si ngle crawler. Prison party committee by having local u. S. ~BU%Z BOMB' WILL REPAY NAZIS 'f'OR V-l 10 a. m.-12 M. Saturday I An exhibition of the works of ina them with louse powders, free ers who Iiad not been dust~d went instead of big nalne bands play at Recreational swimmini perioas Oskar Kok schka wlJ] be held in of rotation, re t lephotlll lens. Th Prort~~l~s o( middle Tennessee w'hicb founC\ joi,n !;tim In the splin,. . Covery ahd rehabllJf&tion-and are I MADluD (AP)-'the Germon sponsored by tIle 10llla 'M0UIJlJIII utat the seven exliibitors ahd three Mrs. lie Marirny Wft yesferday the tirlit other than litter calles to . newspaper beutsche AU" melne eers and adlnlttance wijl iii bY IlIdivldual defendants had vio18ted fOr 'Palih Beach, Fla" lio 'vislt Iter ilo. Actually, they are goine as a IN ANSWER TO THE NAZIS' dIe of the V-I, WllIye-Overland Moton alroraft are worklnr ,t toll Zeitung hus advised Its renders memb rahip cord or single"'" u,. !Inti-trust laws •. The finCIines mother, Lady Eunice Oakes., Site reward, since all have tecdvered IPeecI Co Pl'OdUe>e 'he rOOM bombs whIch the a1'l1lY air foretl hh ordered. ThIs orafi whIch hall a stream whO smoke to chang to snuff gram dues. • tefel'red to"an "unreasonaBle mon plans to ro 'from there to New cotnpletely fro m their battle lined fusfllale of 2'1 feel. and a stubby Will( .,an of 17 feet, Is one of the first of Ute American robots to "not only becaUSe tobacro Is short j ~. J. ad! opolY" by the exhibrtors In theater York 10r a stay of ieVej'll months. wounds. be shlpp~d from the Toledo plante, principal sOurce of the pro~ctlle., but becliuse snulf I:lears the head." Pre ...... - ...... IER 12. 1844 f'IB DAIL! IOW'Aft, IOWA CIt!, lOW A PAGE THBl1 rlN :I t.. tile Pl• • • , NOTICES I 18n or \IUIY • oltlce. of ~. )aOy Iowan. " ...111 NOT Jelinek to Concert Tonighf BLY WRlm Be .. Paltor AHends Meeting 50 Life Memberships I College of Dentistry The Rev. Elmer E. Dierks, pas tor of the Baptilit church in Iowa City, is in Des Moines today a l , University Pu'rchased to Date Celebrates Discovery tendinC the Iowa Inter-Churc.h council meeting at the Central Irice, Iowo In SUI Alumni Drive Of Anesthesia Christian church. The Rev. Mr. Dierks is chainnan ~ . 18 About fifty of the new life mem 01 the advisory board of the state soci«;!ty, sen. The college of dentistry celebra O\fei1ur. t~ O~ra berships in the University of Iowa ted the centenary of the cliJcovery youth council. oitol ; talk on alumnae association have been re- \ n," by Prot . ' ~~"Ian a~d Ludmilla' of anesthesia lut ~t at a party ceived during the ollening weeks of held In the dental bulletin, at 7:30. t TO ' O,.~ PrOgram the drive to secure 10,000 such , F'aculty and students of Ute colle,e D. 19 memberships by 1947, the cen ntner), Unl. of dentistry, medical faeuKy men IThe Un~versity - symphony or tennial yeSr. who teach in the dental colle,e and 'til; ·\j1lder the direction of Designed to aid the Sixth War their guests were present. • : Denver VS, t. .FlTllllp Greeley Clapp, head Loan drive, the current campaign ~ Prof. Earle S. Smith spoke on the e. e , ml.illic department will pre makes it possible for the associa IIlC. 20 . i concert this evening at 8 tion to accept a $25 series F gov "Discovery of Anesthesia by Hor 'he MessIah," 1Ock.\n low&. Union. ernment bond, costin, $18.50, as ace Wells." A motion picture made , Io}"a Union, ~.The overture to the opera "Rus payment in full for life member at Connec icut leneral hOlpital was ~Il. 21 , JJn lind Ludnillla" (Glinka) will ship. Under ordinary conditions a shown. Many 01 the scenes were Iri stmas Tea, thl! ,program. Glinka Is some life membership is 25 dollars. taken in the rooms ,,{here Horace GUEST 8PEAKER AT the December meetlnr of the Learue of Women Wells carried on some of hill work. es I'eferred to as th'e "prophet Alumni are respondin, to the Voters yesterday noon was Anna Lord Strauss (right) of Wa Mnrton, A paper, prepared by Pltllip Phair, , Commence· E,.. iarch" of. RUislt!n musle. This drive in many ways, according to D. C., naUoaal president of tbe leal'ue. She Is pictured above with D3 of Limestone, Me., was read by teriure.h8s become a favorite in Prof. Bruce E. Mahan, executive Mrs. Eo L. DeGowin (lett), president of the local chapter, and Mrs. • 22 ~ symphonic con~r 't repertory. secretary. One response is in Los Justin Dunn, D3 of Waterloo. The L. V. Holler• .&ate president of tbe Learue of Women Voters who bas Psi Omega double quintet sang ,ster closes. . . Violin Concerto Angeles, where two teams are been maklnl' a tour of Iowa learues durlnl' the past week. PlOGlAMS ec.23 '. Til'; I'Concerto In B minor for competing to secure 200 members. several selections. I,M-C.n..... 1Ir<>lN" . . .. lIon lbru Sa t Following the cemmemoratlon, ',ts-J1ft7 1.1...... 0 .11' Q Sua , : Notrc Dame floJln" (D'Ambrosio) occupies the Th e two teams of transplanted * * * w * * ',_BM.... OIld R_..... O .ll7 u un .orid place on the program. Otto Iowans are headed by Herbert the freshman mixer was held. All ',I5-l'arlll St"I...... IIOD Wed Frt 1luI. Bal. 11"'7 Lee ...TII a Thu Sat ec. 30 Jtllneic of the musk department Harwood and Herman Garretson. 4nna Lord Strauss, National Presid~nt freshman students were introduced 'I»-P.r. N...... o.n' ex SU D. 111 : Michigan tlU'bt 8010ist. This concerto is not "Parents of Iowa graduates are and Dean A. W. Bryan of the coll 1,q,-JeR7 ... z...... D.U' ex Sun. , ....)1 ...... Ala D,.. I~r .... D.U' u Su n house. ~lI·known In the music world. As purchasing life memberships for Of League of Women Voters, Speaks Here ege of dentistry addressed the ',J5-TI",. to Sill ...... 0.11, n S. Jan. 3 !!ri' the music of D ~ Ambrosio has group. Dean Darby, D3, and WlIl ' ...... Blble Broad._ ...... Sund., their sons and daughters in the · N...... 0.11' .. ua nester begins, ' t reIIched a place of distinction. service, in many ca~es as Christ lam Miller, D3 of Charles City, f :.5-Q.d. Stu .. 1[...... 0 .11, u Sua wever, 1t'a1l his music possesses Guest speaker at a meeting of come in constantly from people presented a comedy skit entitled • •te-:I....,. .... ~ ...... 8un.... ,. mas presents," Professor Mahan 'I'M /lotion Fa .. n' ....)( . n W ... Fri lule. see e beauty of this cOncerto it de- reported. the League of Women Voters yes throughout the country. Some let "Putrescent Dentistry." Slnllng, JI.oTwUl. Roundup ...... Tu. TIl. Sot pltol.) rvel! recognition. terday noon in Fellowship hall of games and refreshments completed •• 11-... A ...... F.mll' ...... 80nd.' ~ The finest family record to date ters go into great detail and tech ...., .. 1 ...... 111 • • Wed FrI hlhiek studied violin with J osel otto Jelinek is held by that of Dr. Charles W. tne Congregational church was nical discussions, while others the evening's entertainment. __4 Co • • ' Co ...... T •• Thu \ Allen Roth ...... Sat.urd. ,. tielilld, :Jacques Gordoll, Mischa Maplethorpe of Toledo. Dr. Maple Anna Lord Strauss, national pres simpiy state an opinion. Dr. B. L. Galnaforth of the coll I : _trln~ Qu.rtet ...... 8u.dar \ ident of the League of Women Public Opinion )I.... ••••••• •••• .•••• lIon thru Frl .llChakoff and vio13 with Robert thorpe and his wife have taken out ege of dentistry was in charge of Ad_t.... of O_r ...... S.\urd. , bil WoodruU, !Iolej.l.-He· attended De Paul uni memberships, not only for them Voters, who addressed approxi The speaker reported that the arrangements. Dr. J . D. Wells of I ,.J-K.W, 11... "- ...... •li on tbru hi before regis. E. E. Dierks Family selves, but also for their three mately 80 league members. the college of dentistry was chair .'...... c~rIo tll. Bel...... Su n.... ' "Ity and Chicago Aoademy of Mrs. Joseph·Smith state department frequently con Lora .LaW\On ...... Moo lhru Frl I semester, in ' '1I.I1c :Where be received state children; Lt. CharlesMaplethorpe. Miss Straus's emphasized the sults the national league tor its man of the reLreshments commit c,... Uand Rl .. SlIOrt Sta'I ..... Sa ~ a departmen· ..I5-P",ph.. , t. l bo N ...... Sund.,. (lriie In 1929 In' violin solo com .To Entertain Choir Jr. • who is in the 'army stationed importance 01 the role the average information on wh at direction tee. Nowa ollhe W.rld .... 110. thru F,I ours for reg. jlillHoh. During the summer sea To Address A. A. U. W. at Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Harold Jones ' l ~A. ••dUl\ lA" ...... , .%\)t\"... ., citizen will play in international public opinion is taking, since Plnd." It_...... Man th,u P'li Dec. 1 are: IOn!! !rom 1935 to 1937, he was coo of Niagara Falls. N. Y., and Mrs. affairs during the coming months. leagues in 600 communities over are watching us closely to see Y.... t rol,. J ulia ...... 50lu'.... ' ruesday at 11 ~rl'lJiatlter ' uf the Grant Park Leroy Vanderwicken of GrundY • ;ta-.Ne...... •.• •••••• ••• •. vnd.,.. At Dinner Thursday In Meeting Saturday Dumbarton Oaks the country are actively working which way they should jump. f c.m.. All CI'II ...... Sa\urd., at 1 p_ m" IJ'IIIPhonyorchestra Genter. "Tha state department and our on free and universal discussion They will not be cau,ht out on a 11stt-8tr.4ift.rl Ort.bMua. .0 ..... Sunday and Friday at . . - ," ljolo Viol.lnlst Ro..t ot Llf...... ato. Ibro Frl Mrs. Joseph Smith of Des There are about 36,000 alumni of delegates to the Dumbarton Oaks of international proposals. limb again as they were with the !(;.C .... mbor" ...... Saw.d., ~ ln~ I~33 O~t().Jelin$lk . became solo the University of Iowa, and up co'nference .and the forthcoming Miss Strauss also reported on a league of nations. Thus we are not 1I ,15-R*O:...,...... _.. 11 •• lh,u Frl VClO'DRlJFF Prof. and Mrs. C. B. Righter Moir\es will be the guest speaker It , .~... r1 •• Ba. k 10 Cc>d ...... S ••d., ¥lgI~is'.in the Kan~as City phil at the December general meeting until the drive began, only about united nations conference wUl go meeting which she attended at the only carrying our own retponsiQIl • Sla, PI.'h...... 110. th,u FrI , .rmonic untler Karl Krue~er, re will .. be special guests at a · wild Smllln" Ed II.CoDntU .... S.lord., 530 life members with 8,300 serv just as far as they think the peo state department, during which lties, but to a certain extent those It.t5-0.rid \U,um ...... M o.. th, . Frl ' l ,ENTS , , duck dinner to be given by the of the American Association ' of .-ru~g ' at~ e'r : yeafS . to. 'become a ing in the armed forces. ple will go," Miss Strauss de delegates to the Dumbarton Oaks of the whole world." lll~.rc.h 8.,,.lttl •.•••••..•. SundlY rwls for the Rev. and Mrs. Elmer E. Dierks, University Women Saturday 'at Jud.1 .~ J • .,a...... lI.n lhro Fri ~ber .,:af . ttie . Chicago ' ~tring clared. She urged that each citi conference answered fully and Alox .Dr.le, ...... SaluNl., 230 _ ~. Clinton street, Thursday at 1:15 p. m. in the university club The Monday session, the regu I be available Quartet and-the National Chamber zen should feel it hlS1>ersonal re frankly questions put to them and II .15-P.,.,.,. Xuon ...... M.n Ihru F,I Registrar be· 6 p. m. for . members of the Bap rooms of the Iowa Union. She will lar December general meeting of ... H• .,I ...... S.lurd., ~l~tTa 'Und er RUdolph G~nz . He received recommend ations In re lI : .....B4lt)o D. W...... )( on W... F,. rrerences with ' tist church choir. Mrs. C. A. Kool spea ~ on "The Iowa School Code." sPonsibility to let the state depart the Iowa City league, was in ~ . e tenslvely with·. that or Mrs. Martha Keyser meht . know how he feels about turn. charge of Mrs. Paul Risley, chair • R,o"c1, Ho . .. J lm ...... Tu. Thu Sal dean of the ,nl%aiiop'fQr' two ·seasons. Fo!low and Mrs. Fred Hiscock will assist Mrs. Smith, a graduate of Drake 11 :.5-...1ra ...... lion 'h,u Yrl ihould be ar· Mrs., Dierks as hostesses. university in Des Moines, has international-orlanlzaWm. Responsibility of U. S. man of the local department of • AnllMOOM 'IOGlAils III . thii~. h.e ' became "a"member of ,A special dlvi.sion ·is maintained "This type of thing is a long lorelgn polley. Also present was I. 1 and noon, been prominent in A. A. U W. Dies at Home 11 • ...... 0\4 FuIlI,._ ••.t"'I •••••• Su;dl, , • . N:atiqnill Broa~casting com. • • • within the state department for way from secret diplomacy," said Mrs. L. V. Roller of Ames, presi .....ou ..4 N...... Mon lhru FrI be the closing JIlIIlY .. mJ-lsic. staff and remained work in Des -Moines and' for .the Ce ... Belt PH.. aour .•• • • ,Saturday Recuperates at Home the sole purpose of ke-eping in the league president. "The part dent of the Iowa state league. Mrs. 1I'15-1!..... AU }Ion WO'! Frl office. Kindly .UI 'his appointment to the music last two years has been the Iowa Mr$. Marhta Isabel KeYser, '76, ,..r ...... Come early Elmer Schmidt, 319 N. Linn touch with public opinion, and our country plays in th e fo rth Holler has been making a tour 01 Vleto,.,...... rme,.. ,...... Tu. ""tI of . the Univ~rsio/ of Iowa in state A. A. U. W. legislative chair died early yesterday morning at lI'I5-U~II. ot Ohl. Roundlable .... Bund.t mple time for "If street, has returned to his home man. Since her work in the Des one of its Important sources of coming conferences is especially Iowa leagues durin, the p a • t N...... Dan, e:r: Sun *';blirlng'the pre-sent season he her home, 552 E. Burlington street, illformatiori 'is tne letters which II'(I-S.. ~t.llo ...... M on W... Frl Sat after, spending 12· days in Mercy Moines branch has been largely following all illness of severiil important since all other countries week...... With. So ...... T •• Tlju is : ~tlcer~aster of .the Tri-City hospital. 1,_TII_ WI La...... Sund., lORE, Dun Symphony orchestra; concerned with the educational weeks. Ouldl •• LI.ht ...... M.n Ihro Frl I ate OoHere lib" ... Ut. ".. "' ...... Sal.rda, ?OUo\Oing .intermission. the or- • • • and legislative study groups, she The daughter of George A: and 1 .J5-Toa...,·. Child'...... 1010., t),ro l"rl a.will play '~P,~ntastic Sym . Dhmer Guests is well acquainted with this sllb Elizabeth McCune, she was born in 1. 1.M-W.at nab cauH. PTO,T-'m. ••• o ' .Su\\d.. ., Woman In Wh l~ • . . .• • Mon lht'\l Frl ~rENCEMENT . .. . 00 •••• • 0 ••• 'Y''- (Berfioz). This symphony . Mr: and Mrs. Virgil Blosser of ject. In addition, Mrs,' Smith has Mercersberg, Pa. Aug. 26, 1868. In I(u.lcan ...... o SaUIt'~Y lonies will be 118-124 South Clinton St. Phope 9607 l,t5-Htln• • All Church • . . 110. lhtu Th. 'oomposeo ' of episodes from the Noble were cijnner guests Sunday been president of ·the Des Moines 1901 she married William Keyser Betl, Croekor ...... Frld.. , 'sday, Dec. 2l, Eof an artist. BerJjoz and Glinka evening in the home of Mr. and Council of Parent-Teachers asso of Sterling, Ill. The couple lived in New. and Vln... Abo., R .. re. Classps will STRUB-WAREHAM-YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE 1"'1...... S.lurd.y y similar . posltlohs among Mrs. Alva Yoder, 722 E. Market ciation and a member of the board Sterling until 1914 when they 1:~W.rld p" .d• ...... 8u"d.' thc last day of for the Iowa council for better moved to Iowa City. Wom •• ot ,1, .... ' 1...... 11 •• lhru Frt ie lovers in their .respective street. Oroll ..t -... af l h. N.d." .. Slluro.., " Dec. 22. De· ntdeti, .France aoO Russia. education and the Des Moines ex Mrs. Keyser was a member of 1 115-11. P., kl no ...... 1I.n thru Frt vi lJ be mailed ~ • • • will the Carnation Rebekah lodge No. I tll-Ann7 Hour ••..•.•. . .. . ••• . Sunday Ticketa lor this con c e r tare Attends Executive Meeting ecutive forum. She center her P*1)Jt6 y Olift..·. Jf'rnb •. Mon thtu Frr legrees on ~r II\IlilaQ1'e. at the main desk in Iowa discussion on the recommenda tions 376, the Lady Militants and the I tCI--R1cht, to Happln• .. .. Mon t hru Frl The Rev. Mr. Elmer E. Dierks, • :~Bac.k.ta • • Wire . .•••.. MOn thru Ft'i IhIlon: of the code commission. Congregational church. Chlld,en'. B lb l. Hour ..... S.lurdIY 230 N. Clinton street, will attend She is survived by her husband, Oil our ' ,I5-Slall. Dall...... Mon lhru Frl , IDGBEE th executive commtttee meeting Since the 51st session of the leg .,...... I ..... N.br.. h QIIl ...... Bundl, Jonvocatlons islature will convene Jan. 8 and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Radis and LoNn 10 J ona . • .. • .••lIon thru , r 1 of the Iowa Inter-Church council CMlara McCune, both of Sterling, FaahlOo noor ~ J.... R..... ' ••I . .... , .S.lurdll which is being held in Des Moines the revision of the code as it re , 1:'5-YOIIIIZ Widder Bro ..n . • lIon l hru .'ri ,ACEMENT lates to eq,ucation in Iowa consti Ill., and two brothers, Albert .w. .~ ( tl_S,mpb"",.f th. Air ...... Sund., Sigel to.P.resent today. McCune of Sterling, Ill., and Mil Wbtn • Girl M.• trl... . 11. •• Ibro Frl IG '0 tutes a major issue, Mrs. Smith's Grud Holel ...... Sllul'd., • • • qara McCune, both of' Sterling, •• U-I.'otlf. F attt Llf•.••..• :Mon thru Frl graduate stu· topiC is timely. .t'~u.t Plain Bill ..••..•• Mon thru Fri PiMel Program Leave for New Mexico Funeral services and burial wlll ...... John Wo Vandereook •.•... S.turd., ~ste d in sectn'· - The committee in charge of ar t,CI-JI"ront Pa, _ Farull .... Mon thr u jOtt Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fountain, be in Sterling tomorrow. IS for the next ~. rangements inc Iud e s Margaret JIu.le Room ...... Saturd. , ednesday, Dec, Allen Sigel, A3 of Ottumwa, will River road S., will leave tomorrow The body is at the Oathout tu ',_Tho lIutenln...... Sun da.1 Pahlman, chairman; Emma Fel New...... Dal b' ex Sun d.,. , i m. in room nl a clarinet recital tomorrow evening for ArteSia, N. Mex., neral home. 1:I5-N...... Sund., 'OOh at 4:10 in the north mu where they wil spend the winter sent hal, Mrs. F. B. Porch, Prof...... 1 TwU .. ht •..•• Mon Wed FTl Ill. Emphasis Genevieve Stearns, Ruth Schley, Th," Oat lor LIoI."I"~ .. Tu. Thu Jnversity and han. He will be assisted ' by with their son-in-law and daugh S-follo"• ••• ••• • ••••••• Saturd ... Prof. May Pardee Youtz, Mrs. Baptist Fellowship ..It-Orat GUdenl.. , ...... Sun d., All interest· Cross of the music depart ter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mapes .Autin A Co,lrl•• ' .. . 1I0D Wed Frl Ibnt,r: Gustav Bergmann, Mrs. Otto Jeli To Carol Saturday Curt lIaaa. y 6: Co •••••.••• Saturdar piano. and the chamber or- Jr. s are urged to nek and Mrs. E. K. Mapes. ',.5-Brltlab Bel",," . Co ••••• M.n thru Frf • • • As To be announced •.....••.. Saturda, "~. Reservations must be made by Members of the Baptist fellow ~._Wu JII .... _ 8por1o •. )(on lhru FrI, M. BARNES H. win play "COOCt1"to in A, K. Visits Daughter • Pictured ~ In' DirectOr 112" in three part$; allegro, Thursday evening at 9 o'clock with ship will meet at the Roger Wil ..1M IN. 'IO.IAMS Mrs. E. E. Adams, 27 * E. Wash Mrs. Jelinek (5277) or with Mrs. ,men t (ktIce .00 rondo-alle(rO (Mo ington street, will leave today for liams house at 8 p. m. Saturday to PaCjl8 95 .~ tt-J.Clc Bennr ..•••.• ••... ••.. Su nt1a; Mapes (3792). go Christmas caroling. CU.... u ...... 1I0n thr. Ftl " In four parts; aUe- Clinton for an indefinite visit with .IA. T.fftu 8hQ ...... Saturd..,- 0 , lively, very slow December ':I5-Nowa .t Ut. World .... 11100 l hru Frl :NT MEETIN~ her son-in-law and daughter, 8.,lIIn· Ed XOCOnn. U... .. 50tu,d., neeting of all ron<1o (Hlndemith); Lieut. and Mrs. Milo Young. Lieu .,...... J'It<.b B.Dd ....o ...... Sunda, 1UItl~dy" (Joseph Wagner). "Charm" N-...... , ...... DIU, ox Sun ni ng for teach· tenant Young is expected b' ck ',Cl-lf. V. KaUenborn .110, W ... Thu F~f Dec. 14, at the 12th recital in the JI .. m, Fldle, ...... TIl _ d., from Panama. Bar.. De.a Cam, ••I. ..• . . S.turda,. 22 1A, Shaeffer .tudent series. "If.-oOb.,U. lIeCttrlh, ...... Sunda, • • • -- Ca ••lude of Amede•••• • . . M.ond.,. [lg th e services Spends Holidays Here J.nn:r pretenta • .••• ••. . . Tuada,. placement ,of· )fro and 1I.ra. North .. ... W...... , U~ns.d to Wed Dennis Dunn of Scribner, Ncb., . 11 ....e11 HOUle Co if ...... Thond., 'd and suggest· M. Mlller, 23, and Amy has arrived to spend the holidays .. . !CHRISTMAS QUESTION: If...... n I. M.I0d7 ...... F,Id., elative tQ pro G ..II~ht G.Jeli...... Slturd., 25, both ot Kalona, were with his ~m-in-law and daughter, '.at--Oae lIan'. FamU' . •••• • •.• . Sunda, lkirtg applic,' Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Scholte, - Voice of Fir.to"e . •••. •. ••. Monda,. IJrense by the .A D.te "llh Judy ...... T u..... , yesterday. 530 N. Van Buren street. Carlon of Chou ...... W. d.nesil., EN BARNII Dinah ShOrt _ ...... Th • ...,., Why Do We Sina Dufty·, T ••ern .•. 4 ...... Frida, :1nI 'D1teeta 'I,Tdth or ConseQu,"cu . • .• S-t.urd!,. ,men, ornee "~~.nh.tt." 1I'''f·Go-Rnd . . _S.nd., - ., T.leohonellou ...... MOlld., 1IInlet)' Theatre ...... To ...... ' il1:10N JUST ARRIVED Christmas Carols! Eddla Contor Show ...... Wed ...II., the works of ~:rbCTt:: ::::::::::: ::~Fr~:~ National Ihrn Dance .• . • • oSaturd., 'ill be I)eld in • , ...... "IIN'" Familiar Mu, I•.•••• . Sund., the Art build· Information Pleue • •.••.• . Moad.,. Jl'lbJoor )fc:C~ • Moll, ...... T_, IIr. Dlalrlct A Uorn.,. .... Wedn ..d., 'BOYS' Bob Burn •.•. •• 0' • ••• •• •• Tbuncl., NlA BANKS ' P_I. An Funn' ...... PrId., laatrueMr I .... Bar. 0 .... fr.U •••.• Saturd., • ._Roa' 01 ChI'ID ...... Sundl ' Conlen~ PI'OST.m ...... lIond., EVENffla B .. /l_ ...... 'T.t!Od., Ka, K,...,.'. CoU~I •.. . ..W ...... , lOUR (AU Wool Plaid) AMoott .nd Cootello ...... Th. "d., mentwlU .... Arne. 'n' A nd7 ~ • 0 • ••••••••• • 'Frida,. . , ~_, T_tr...... Sunde, er, G of De· Dr. 1. Q ...... Mondar ,sted by Bet~ HU ..... arde ...... Tot!Od., Rud? Vall. Pracnm ..... Thul'llllar I, violinlstaJ1li' MACKINAWS . Hollywood Thntre ...... •. ...,..,. id., , A3 of Sloq Jt,lt-A ...." ... Cartrlalol ...... Sund., Ted ,81eo1"" Sho ...... )fon thro Frl ,chumann pro JULES SIMON 11:15-"...... DIU, lednesday eve- ...... War IIor9b BlUhoo,d ...... Sun lion Wed Th. 95 In early days it was customary for blahope to sing J:....,.w". rOT Uoo Borw ••.• Tu ...... ' \I ALSPAOI Ca. Yoa Top ThIl7 ...... Frida, 6. with their clergy in the eplacopa1 houses on th_ old IIan7 Wood·P ..., Kell, •. SatatdloY , feast of Nativity. Carols grew in popularity Vlith the 1I.Cl-a 1. PaI_...... Sun .... , fa MQVIII 8amIth1". for lilt Glrll • •••• Mon .... r Sizes 6 to 12 rise of the mystery and morality plays. Sillg.~ di lIpoU",ht GIl ..yth ...... Wedn .....,. :. Smith of Sl...... ·IiIJTI ~ta ••• • •• TII.nda, present Itedt Plaid Llned verted the audience between acts and the audience 1.. _N ...... II... T .. Tho Sal often joilled in. ..,...... W... .,t!Od., I "Big GtnIe Bill Ste'" ...... FrIda, a (Il'\d Al__ kl" ALBERT RICHARDS l ..--' LoolII ...... de ...... 1lon~ ...,. A .... Co ...... T.....,.,. at 8 p. In . .k! lib RIP ...... Th"nda, Itorium. FllJOI PRESENTED IN THE TRUE U,IJ.-.Gooi- Ge...... Ordoeoln ... Sande, . TI_J, 1'lI.Ib ...... JI'rkIar < huntinl dO SPIRIT OF CHRlSTMASTID£ II»>-Old faololoeM JIeyj...... Sundoor a Iso be shooMll· · La"" Col",,,. •.•.••..... KOllda, 811.,. 10 to 18 · • JCe_ ...... Tue th .. Sat !r lind photel· 111(1-11,"," ...... DlIi'- u Sun scene. In. JloW Plaid Lined 1I.lf-l'Ina ...... DlIIIr os Saa anti 81)( ,pclW,r 1I.~1hrtIt .__..._ ...... II_ ..tII .1',1 I ~D tloe Win ...... llatu... he prOl1'8111 Is U.~ l'lIIot owa ),toil/fW.· ...... ~ will be bY or sIngle 'piO- WH9 Barn Dance Frolic , ,UCH SATURDAY NIGHT I ... A8ti~ ..... 8 . J~ MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN8UIWfCE (!olP. Ah/I8 II. Chu.m.. ,e. Git tid...- at 'U WaI_11I1. 1",th004.· ~ • tt 8l1li .... * n ... It&.' TIIB DAILY IOW'Alf, ' IOWA' Ol'l'! , IOWA ... TUESDAY. DECEMBER T2.1W " -* - 118111 /lilA BO'-WH( Howkeyes: O, v~rcome ,5awth Dakota ~WMl start ~ * *~ ~. . . • * * - - - ~ - * - * - --. i~S' t-IP~'-f's~t-o~-Ba-tt-le~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tile . lJnlt a Another Letter to Sergeant Smith- wOl be lr on the W Wier, Spencer SOY! in Will be c Williamsbutg Tonight RC!1 hE/a/ph Fiela f9 son of th serges l Bag 18 .Poi.nls B 30-day By WIDTNEY MARTIN air games, eh, Joe? All right, it Ie', Lol'l'( St. Marians Journey NEW YORK (Ap)- isn't funny. Anyway, I thing Ran- fie has b Swenson Pacel State To Dubuque for Tilt Sel'gt. Joe Smith, dolph Field will }Vin that one if li End Old Agreement; tIIeater f' In Scoring Comeback Against St. Loras Somewhel'e, can harness Old Dobbin, meaning Three Men to R",I. (u~IOllgh U. S. Army, Glenn Dobbs, the supel'bomber Ana, Cali, DUring Second Half Dear Joe: Well, Joe, I hope this star. Until New Plans Mad. finds you warm and happy and The major league baseball men TI}l'ee By Bob Krause With two defeats and only one dry" although maybe that combinu- mel here yestel'dny, but I doubt By JACK JlAND bigh sch, Dally Iowan SPDl"f8 Writer . victory, over Cosgrove's, to their tiofl is too much to ask as Y0\.\ if they do anything aboul filling N~W YORK (AP) - ¥ajor pIIrticipat Displaying a brand of basket credit this season, the Shamrocks ne er were happy when you were Commissioner Lan dis' chair. league baseball will be temporAr radio spE ball which oiten left muetl to be of St. Patrick's wlll be baUling it dry and never dry when yotl were They'll probably talk it over and ily ruled by a thr e-man commit Iowa Tul desired, but which at times spark , out with Williamsburg tonight at warm. You always needed a. coup~e let It li e lor awhile. You probably tee composed of President Ford led with Individual brillianc:e, 8 o'clock on St. Patrick's floor in of snorts to be ,r ight comfortab1e. know everybody has been men Frick of the Nationlllieague, Pres Iowa's Hawkeyes rolled to their an attemnt to even up their sea- I'm just lddding, Joe, like the lioned for the job but you and me. ident Will Harridge of the Amer -- second consecutive triumph of the son's recm·d. A preliminary game time we were scuffling and you I guess maybe that's because they ican league and Leslie M. O'Con year last night at the expensct between the second. teams of the bll\cked my right eye. You were don't know you and they know nor, secretary to the late K. M. of a scrappy South Dakota State two schools will begin at 1. aiming for the left one. I really me. Landis. quintet. The score was 87 to 37. Tbe Shamrocks, who did not hope YOI,l are comfortable, al- Blr Ten Boss The Hawks held a half time edge show up to well in their 24-17 though I know that comfort to you . An 0 the r commiSsioner has Termlnatlon of 41 to 8. loss Friday ~ight to We,st Branch, right !\OW probably means a passed on. You remember John That was decided yesterday at a Advantaa'e were put through a stiff workout chance to doze on a rock pile for Griffith, boss of the Big Ten. Well, joint meetins of the steering cOm- last night by their coach, Cliff 10 minutes. he died just after he'd been elected mittees of the two majors wlw . Last evening's contest migbt Kritta. Army-Na.vy to anotbe); live-year term. Base- also announced Immediate termin- have been a good deal closer had Kritta said last night that one I'll try to sketch a little of ball also lost another famed llgur~ ntion of the major league agree it not been for three sizable ad vantages held by the Old Gol\!. forward posintion was undecided what's going on in sports lately, I recently when Roger Bresnahan ment which set up the oUke ot These were an edge in heilht with either Belger or Sullivan suppose you know all about tbe died. He was rated one of the fin- commissioner and provided 10r a which enabled Coach Pops Har slated to take over. Merle Hoye Army-Navy football game by now. est catchers the game ever saw. He two-league committee to draw up rison's men to control both back will hold down the other forward I had it doped wrong. I said Army was Christy Mathewson's receiver, a new agreement on which at spot. "Doc" Connell will start at would win 27-7 and it only won and oUen said you could c\ltch least a PI' liminary report must boards at opportune moments, a the p·I·VOt """t and "Red" Gatens' , bed f . t tb F b group of "substitutes" which in "w 23-7. I guess I "dded on the carry- Matty in a rocking chliir, although era y or reVIew a e e ru- and Gene Herdliska will be in at t' b bJ th l' t stilled the necessary spirit .into the' ing chflrge when I figured mine, I don't think it was ever tried. ary mee mgs, pro aye Irs game and a fine exhibition of guards. 0 0 0 although Navy should have paid Well, Joe, this really is ))retty Tuesday in the month. shooting by Murray "Rabbit" Wier Determined to get back on the the carrying charge. The Middies sketchy, but time Is short. I see In any event a new commis· Jack Spencer and Dick Ives. I victory ttail after being. ~aylaid rode around on Doc Blanchard's they are going to make more than sioner evcntualiy will be named. But South Dakota brought a\ong by St. Josepb's of Rock Island back all afternoon. two mUlion golf balls for service Resolution a six foot three and a half inch Friday, St. Mary's Ramblers will Anyway, I gave you the wrong lYlen, and none for civilians. I In an official release from both center who matched the Iowa travel tp Dubuque,t!> meet a strong line ,on .the game, I gave yo.u guess they figure you fellows can Circuits, Frick read thE! resolution, trio all the way. His name was St. Loras team tonight at 8 o'clock. , N.av~ s lme as the best, and It tout the Germans and Japs with wl'Uch said in part: "All the pow Johnny Swenson and he gathered , Coach Francis Sueppel sent his dIdn t turn ~ut that way. Between mashie shots. I've plaYed public el's and duties of the commissioner 18 pOints to He Wier and Spencer team through a li~ht vrorkQut that Army hne and Blanchard and , :~~~e~~~ ~~a~a: b~~~~fi:~~,e~! and the advisory as provided in at that total. Ives droI'ped in 15' 1 last night with special emphasis Glenn ~avls all Navy could do the major league agreement of Surls ot Play on passing in preperation filr the was walt for next year. that. They might as well try that, Jan. 12, 1921, are hereby con- DeSpiJe momentary tlpurts of Dubuque game. St. Loras is ex- ,BoJ:l~ Bowl Game anyway. From what I hear of the !erred and henceforth shall be ex- play which marked them as a po pected to give the Marians some We re havmg a Bond bowl game cigarette siluation I guess they've ercised by a major league advisOry tentially fine team the Hawkeyes tough competition as they are pro- here at the Polo Grounds Dec, given up the idea of smoking them council to consist of the president showed a distressing amount of bably one of the strongest team::; 16 between Randolph Field and oui. of the National league, the presl inept basketball. Again the earli the Ramblers will meet this season. the Second Airforce and it should I Write when you find time. Joe, dent of the American league ahd ness 0 Uhe campaign may be the In the lineup for St. Mary's be quite. a contest. I s~pp~e bot.h and meanwhile, ~eep punching. Leslie M. O'Connor. In case o{ a answer. NevertheJess, Iowa fre tonigbt will be Tom Stahle and teams wtl fly here. Pohshmg theIr Your pal,....Whltney. . division of opinion within the quently set up plays badly, passed . John O'Brien at the forward PQ- Icouncil a decision of the majoriiy poot'ly and otten exhibited a sort THE SUCCESS or fail.. re of the season's Iowa basketball Hawkeyes may well rest with the court ability sitions Bill Hettrick at center and C IOil BIG . . . . of "stumble ball." of the two men jilctured above. They are, reading in the usual manner, Clay and Herb Wilkinson, Jack Shrader and Bart Toohe), in N~Yy' 1o Meel ance I OW ame shall ~e cont.rollmg, except th~t .. n brothers and tmnsterll from the University of Utah. Herb, the younger, scored the basket which made the guard spots. • cas~ Jnvolvmg a player c aun It was the all-around play of Wier Which kept the goal-hungry Utah la.s~ sealon'S na"onal champions. Both played important parts as the Hawkeyes stopped South T ernes and T'lerney WI'n take When Army Refuses leagueagainst thepreSidents ~lub or league,shaU have the twono fans in an uproar. Little Murray Dakota State last night, 87-37. over the forward posts for St . i b' h hUb d 'ded was all over the court, a contin Loras. Ellis will start at center and ual bee in the bOnnet of the op Fleckenstein and Nemmers will "yclones~ Here Fil"ers Pe'rml"ssl"on c'l~; ~heU;h~~~ ~!:berOOf ~e ec~un_ position. He always seemed to be pair 'Oft In the guard positions. 1 • S . I d . " uch ma] or eague a V1SOry at the spot at the right time, both Dick Walterhouse ~ets SUI Wrestling High School Star WASHINGTON (AP) -The council shall continue to exercise on defense and the attack. Shotoing of their fourth straight Army yesterday lurned thumbs the powers and duties of the office Dick Ivett Record Under Stress BIB · Leads Sailor Rally Serious and Funny- victory of the season, the Seahawk down on the proposal for an "Oil of commissioner until a new major rves gave a performance Which five will mcet the Iowa State Cy Bowl" service football game on league agreement shall be entered proved that he is rapidly rounding clones here tomorroy night on the New Year's Day at HOllston, Tex. into between each of the major into form as ol'le of the nation's Centre's Red Weaver ou S egln Luke Majorki Breaks field house court. The war departm~t had been leagues und eat'h constituent club best. As in days of yore Spencer Co-champions of the Big Six Holds Conversion Title tie as Bluejackets Grid requested to permit the Randolph 01 nch major league, which and he teamed up in the famous 'hilS Afternoon conference, which honor they Field team to play another service shull provide for a commissioner long-passing, quick break attack. When No Opposition Beat Lincoln, 62·57 shared with Oklahoma last S4i!ason, team in a posl season gamc at the of baseball." Of the starring trio it was probably this year's quintet appears to be a Texas city. Memorial Awards Spencer who shilWh the brightest. NEW YORK (AP) - A little A university wrestling tourna Oddities strong team, although they have The department's announcement c1ari1ication is needed concerning The two major leagues also too~ The gangling guard set up what ment will eb held this week start CHICAGO (AP)~Luke Major only played one game thus far. did not specifically mention this few good-looking plays there·were the impressioll that Dick Walter ing at 4:15 this afternoon and con ki, fresh from South Side high Comparative Scores request but it made it clear the joint action to establish what will and he tossed in nine spectacular house of the Army set a new in tinuing through Saturday. The school in Ft. WaYne, Ind., tossed NEW YORK* * (AP) * -"Gridiron In view of comparative scores, game would not be permitted. be known as the Landis memorial one-handed shots with complete tercollegiate record for registering awards. They will go to the most second found matches ~ill be in three baskets in a row when Grins-or the Football Follies of the Seahawks would seem to have nonchalance. valuable player selections in \be points alter touchdowns in mak Thursday afternoon at 4:l5, and the score was tied at ~5-all in the '44." a slight edge over the Iowa State 1I0USTON, TEX., (AP) As against Western Illinois the ing good on 47 of 59 attempts this two leageus, made by the com· the finals are to be contested Sat closing minutes to spark Great That's the title of the year's col men, since Minnesota was van, There'll be nO Oil Bowl football hustle of Harrison's reserv~ was year. mittee of the Baseball Writers' As urday at 2 p. m. Lakes' Bluejackets to a 62-57 vic leeiate pigskin "oddio/ opera" in quished by a score of 38-32 by the game this coming New year's Day. a cl'owd pleaser. After the de,\lar It is a record as far as the so sociation of America. The wri,tel1 Matches in the first round of tory over the Lincoln, Neb., army which the lads lugging the leather PreFlighters and 42-41 by the Cy Holly Brock, chairman of the ture of the starters, whlch took will be asked to name a ~mmit· called modern , method of con the 145-pound class will be be air field here last night. lemon enacted some entranCing clones. Oil Bowl committee, disclosed yes place midway in both halves, the version is concerned, but tar from tee to select a suitubie and proper tween K. Gurretson and iBll Wil The loss was the first In si)! antics. Last year's Sea hawk squad op terday the game had been cancel game speeded up considerably as a record when com.pared with led as the .result of a war depart award for each league-the award ken, Don CalVert and Lynn F1'ink starts for the star-studded air Bit of Drama. ened the season against the Cy such stalwarts as Bob Wiscnmeler, some of the marks turned in be ment l'uling that an airforce team to be slandarrl from year to year. and Max Moore and Clinton Mor force team. Some serious sidelights popped clones only to come out on the Bob Tedesky, Dick Culberson, fore the attempts had to be made phew. Norman Hamiel has drawn up, too, addiQ,g a bit of drama. short end of a 31-29 score, while would not be permited to par Selection of Fenway park, ~ Bob Sc\)..ulz, Stan Straatsma and Great Lakes held a 36-29 ad under scrimmage conditions. a bye. In fact, one of the to)) oddities lat~r in the ~eason the Seahawks tiCipate. ton, as the site lor the annual AlI Jack Wi~ mier came on the scene. Old System vantage at the half, but saw that atoned for the defeat by gairtlng Undefeated Randolph F'ield had Star iam to be played July iO Openers in the ISS-pound divi dissiPflted when Goosie Tatum, wasn't at all humorous-but it did All of them also helped to team The recol'd under the old sion will find John Oostendorp vs. have a humerus angle. (Webster: a 33-27 deCision over the Cyclones, been counted on as the host team. was announced. The classic )VIS ~ormer Harlem Globe Trotters up in a defense wbich State.some system in which the ball was thereby climaxing a I5-game win Without speci!ying either the played in Pittsburgh this )'e8I'. tddie Chui and Virgil Counsell vs. center, and Jake Ahearn, formerly humerus-the arm bone between times found diUicult to lalhllm. brought out to tbe 15-yard line tbe elbow and shOUlder.) ning streak. Oil Bowl gjlme or Randolph Field, With tbe Bo ton park not equipped Robert Reimer. of the Dett'oit Eagles, spurted t\l SweDlOn Leads Attack and the kicker had ample time to The 165-pound class will have That oddity came about in the 1944 Record the war department announcement for lights, It will be the fitst day South Dakota, after ,ot over take a 55-53 lead. The sailors tied said increasing urgency of thll war it get away the boot undoubtedly is Jjm Woltz opposing Ray Christcn Army-Notre Dame gF\me when Dr. Coach of the Iowa State cagers gam since 1941 in Deb'oit. an attack of "crowditis", showed the count, to set the stage for eUott neceSSitated closins the sea held by Red Weaver, the old sen and Thomas Doran facing Dave Reese of Dayton, Ohio., and for 17 years, Coach ~uis Menze FrIck Reelected up very well. Led by Swenson, Centre colI e g e star. Weaver young Majorki's game-winning Denison university, one of the last year guided his team to nine son for airforce football teams John von Berg. with the bond bowL game Saturday Frick wa re lected president with the aid of Bob Bartling and kicked 49 straight in 1919 and fol sally. country's top-flight officials, was conference victories against one at All other classes will wrestle at New York. the National league tor a f~ur- Jerry Kohl, the team often had lowed it up with 50 straight in The Great Lakes team, hitting caught between a couple of Irish defeat, while his quintet averaged Thursday afternoon at 4:15 in the Brock said that at this late date \oear term lind Sam Breadon, v;Ct control of the ball and set up plays 1920, making a total of 99 without its stride after dropping two 45.5 points per game. Strong on wrestling room. tacklers and Army's All-America no outstanding team could be ob- president, tor one year. from thepivot very well. state a miss. straight games to the University Doc Blanchard. Head-linesman defense also, last year's Iowa State showed plenty of tenacity but ·an Robert T. Caldwell of Ashland, of Illinois, couldn't shake oU the Reese came up with a broken ar team held its opponents to an av tained to substitute for Randolph inability to score consistently, evl!n Ky., has this to say concerning Hoppe Cuts Lead Li~coln club, and It was only .. and was forced from the game. erage of 30.6 points per game. Pield and "rather than depart on simple tries, stopped the affair Weaver's exploits: NEW YORK (AP)-Willie last-minute spurt that gave them The 59-0 score was an oddity, Leading scorer for lhe Seahawks from the high standard set by the Oil Bowl's inaugural game" the from being closer. "In the opening game with ])e Hoppe, defending c ham p ion, their seven point margin at half too-the worst loss the Irish ever against Minnesota Saturday was TO-DAY Iowa Pauw in 1919 Red missed hiB first climbed to within half a game of time. experienced. committee decided to cahcel tho AND FG FT l>F TP T. S. Ary who duUlped -in a total game lor 1945 . ______~ __~__ attempt, following which he had a the pace-setting Welker Cochran, • Ahearn scored 17 points to ta\te Lowdown WEDNE DAY of 16 poillts to place h1m even with More than 40,000 in tickets had Ives, f ...... 7 1 2 15 run of 49 straight for thE! re- San Francisco, by beating Joe scoring honors of the evening, and I The lowdown on a few high DOORS OPEN 1:15 center Joe Holland in scoring. Be been sold and Brock said the Wier, f ...... 9 0 2 18 mainder o[ the season. In defeat- Chamaco, Mexico City, 50 to 37 Tatum had 15. Joe McGuire, with spots: cause Holland garnered only six work of returning checks and mon Postels, f ...... 1 5 Z 7 ing Indiana university that year, in 36 innings, in the national 14, paced the Bluejackets. All-America Bob FenImore of points against the Gophers, he and ey orders would start immediately. C. Wilkinson, c ...... 4 0 1 8 12-3, no attempt was made to con- three-cushion billiary tourney last Oklahoma A. & M, racied 45 yards Aty stand tied with 38 points each. Spencer, g ...... 9 0 1 18 vert, as the first touchdown was night. . CHICAGO (AP)-Chicago uni- aeainst Texas Tech, came up to a H. Wilkinson, g .... 3 0 1 6 made with approximately one In afternoon matches Andrew versity, back in sports again this \\(hite line, and dived over-but iJNOWI Marshall, c ...... 0 0 0 0 minute left to play . and Bo Mc- Ponzi, Philadelphia, was beaten year, won its fourth basketbalt It was the lO-yard line, ll.Qt the Beef stew will have a new and (ZJ ttj i Culberson, c ...... 1 0 1 2 Millan waived the conversion In twice to finish last in the stand- game in eight starts here last goal line. (A. & M. won anyway.) delectable flavor if cooked with Wischmeier, g ...... 3 0 2 6 order to try for a second touch- ings with nine straight defeats. He night, bel\ting Wheaton college George Loh, Yale's quartefbac; k, a dash of pickling spices. Schulz, g ...... 2 0 0 4 down, which he made just before lost to Miguel Marquez, Mexico 48-44. Forward Howa~d Brokken missed a game because pf an at Wishmier, f ...... 0 0 0 0 time was called .. . City, and Arthur Rubin, Brooklyn, scored 18 points to pace the vic tack of mumps, bllt joe Ander Straatsma, f ...... 1 1 0 3 Another Record while John Fitzparlick, Los Ange- tors, who led 24-20 at the half. son pll\yed center for Utah State Tedesky, f ...... 0 0 1 0 "It may be Interesting also to les, beat Ralph Greenleaf, Detroit, Ce~ter Jim Hill led Wheaton with with an artificial leg note that this same Centre college ~0-46 In 41 innings. 11 pOints. Lonr Fut Totals .:... _...... 4. 7 13 87 team included a player who holds Paul Walker of Yllle punted IntQ ! another collegiate kicking record. WINDMILL WINS the wind against North CarOlina, South Dakota St. Fa FT PF TP - L S In the Centre-U n I v e r sl t y of NEW YORK (AP) - Windmill, and the ball wound up four yards 'Open 8~n lor Saps! Comdey Bartling, f ...... 3 2 0 8 Louisville game in 1922 The Asso- a three-year-old tilly, easily won Airliners Rally to Beat back of the spot where he had 'I Am an A,mel'kan' Special ------Engstrom, ;f ...... 1 0 3 2 ciated Press report of that lame tbe six furlong Cati[ornia purse at booted it. Cold I'reparatJon,'Q, dl,.cted SFORTLlTE - LAT£. NEW Kurle, f ...... 0 0 0 0 contains the following :reference Gulestream (Fla.) park yester~ Arkansas tackle Carroll Jones STRAND. LAST DAYI Bell, f...... 2 1 0 5 to Herbert Coviniton's .ttli1\( a day. OK Tire Shop Quintet and end Dan Mahews didn't get "FIrsL KIiil" . - Swenson, c ...... II 0 • 18 world record for fIeld loal kick- An odds-on favorite she fin- up in time to catch the train for . . ing. The following is ttuoted ished two lengths abead of Miss The Airliners, who trailed 18 to the Texas Aigies game, :>0 they -ROi'er TOl,lhy OallPtar Griffin, II: ...... 0 0 3 0 Laurel.lIardy "Blr Not .." De Boer, g ...... 0 1 0 1 from tQe pres~ dispatch: Jo Jo with Air Pqwer third. She 16 at the halftime, made up the hitch-hiked to ' CQIJege. ,Statlon Kobl, g ...... 1 1 0 8 "'Herb Covington, who has ran the distance in 1:13 1/5 and deficit and then some to beat O~ Sans equipment-and watched the shattered records lalon! this sea- paid $2.70. Tire shop 'last r\isht 40-29 In the game from the sidelines. , • I 1 thr h hi d Ini second game of the Iowa City in- LlnellnaD 0Ihld6 To&&ls ...... 1 0 37 son OUI s , ,graun la na I tramural basketball league. Half time score: Iowa 41; South ability, establlshed a world record old for military service In this • Headlinesmnn Mike Oberhel Dakota State 8. today lor field aoals by dropkicks war and for that reason now is Uno, with 12 poInts ,and Daven- man was cauiht with his knickers FLY Free throws missed: I6wa- in a single game. Six times be serving in the Sel\bee in the pott with 10 ltd the Airliners to down when the last play of the Now YOU CaD Leam Kansas ~ansas State illme was ' St$atsma, It. Wilkil1JOo, Schulz booted the oval over the crossbar, South PaCific. victory while Reeves and D. Bow- Ground and Fllchl 01...., ~.. 2, ""neer 3,' South Dakota State three of them from, the 30-"ani Th ld man each scored 9 points 1'01' the callep ballk. ,,~ d f ", # e record of the 0 Centre OK Tire team. , • The official, thinking the game stlrU,,-. Call &oday. Daal In· -Bartling 3, Bell, tnistr:om 4, mark a~ olie . rom. ~.e ·U-yard .tar, howe er, does not detract The lintg ame of the evenilli, was over, raced for the showers sLruc"on given. Tralnl,,- ,tu. Swenson, GriffIn 2, De Boer. line. The others were tl'OQl be- from tile brilliance of Walter- tor Bent. , tween the so ,ancl40-hl'\i marka. hOUle's n-r#ormance which, Is scheduled between the Williams anil was bathing when informed "'__ "" ~ Denis and the Iowa Supply com- 16 seconds remained to pla~. He, Mak. a Trip In a Hurrr Supr Bowl Sen-uut. The record p~10~\y Wa' held b1 , ~'ulvalent to kicking 47 of 511 pany was not played and the .f- came back, his hair drippln&, and We are now eQwpped to bIDdle NEW ORLEANs (A:P)~ra&L.- B. W. ,Taffoi-d, Kerv,atd, and : W. field' ioals. :rhe pressure always teet ~n the standings will be de his knickers danglini about hi's chatter trl~ by plaue, all1 dent A. B. ~~ho1u ot tht New H. Ecke.r.all, .ChlC"O" •. ~=, wu on, whereai at· the tio\.e clded Wednesday ahkles. Ume, aDY place. Orleans mid-whiter . spo~. .0- wltll five. ~ [Ii ' ,IlDJIe, ' :. W,a.~ Will klclJng tbe only ' . clati1)1'l said yeste~ that an In- Rob.~ ot PUtc1'1l. ,1iIa~",,~ ~e wa. from the wild Yells Shaw Aircraft Co. dicatlons point to a sell-oUt" of loals in a pme With BOH POIY .iIl and wavlllJ atma of the opposition Add srated omoll, pepper, a lit If an enamel Plln bo.Us dry, do not plwp H from tna hot ranlj! , nI 1061 ticket. for the 11th lnnual Sl,Iaar 1900, but · they were aU from nabina out from the goal line tie grated cucumber or !lra~ Iowa City MunicIPal Airport bowl tootball lame by. Christmas. placement.'" , with no chance of blocking the salt to tomato juice to !live IddJd Into eold water. Let it cool first, tIIen Boak before washin,. The stadium seats 72,000. Weaver, Caldwell IIYI, WI', too boot. flavor. ,mb)iy. DECtMBtR 12. 1944 ' THE DAIL Y IOWAN. 16wA Clt'Y, IOWA PAGE nVJ e'======~==~==='-~==~~~===-======T======~- . ~ a troop committee chairman, and Episcopal StuClenti Moose to Reward The Rev. Elmer Dierks, Howard AValon Orchestra Hanchen Send Alums Bob Risley Awarded BiendlUTa and Hllrold Breese, To Trim Tree Sunday Attendance With Poultry I scoutmasters. To Play for Party Christmas Greetings "SUI 11101 I OBS-WBBK (' 110) ~\IO-W1fO (mn) MlIS-WON ('!to) connection wtih the CbristmEUI New tenderfoot scouts are How Eagle Scout Rank At Paper Don Live turkeys, ducks, gee 5 e • • • ClIII-WMT (ilt4l) Blue-KXEL (15.') seal drive, over station WSUI this ard Anderson, Bob Ballantyne, The Canterbury club of tbe Chickens, cuinea hens, pigs, will In the December ue of the --- afternoon at 2:15. Billy Hedges, Jack Nunn, Jim Episcopal church will meet Sun be Ure prizes awarded (or holiday University News Bulletin mailed Staff Sergt. Chal"les E. Cox of Patty Masterson will speak on 47 Boys Get Badges Bob Home .and his ...valon or Paulsen and Don Strub. day at 4 p. m. to trim the Cbrist attendance at the Moose lodge to more than 35,000 persons, the. United states marine corp$ "We, the People, Fight Tubercu chestra will play at the Christ For Paper Collection Scouts promoted to second class mas tree for the -churCh school meeting W be held tomorrow nigJ:rt a.hmmi of the-univeTSity, President will be interviewed today at 12:45 losis." Shirley Yoder, a sopho rank were Lester Dyke, W 0 Y n e mas party of the Paper Doll. Fri· Christmas party. Boxes of Christ at tbe lodge clubrooms, 111~ S. and Mrs. Virgil Hancher na a on the WSUI program, "From Our more, will have as her topic, "The Of 1,000 Pounds Each Higley, Lloyd Rogier and Chaun day night, Dec. 15, from 8:30 to mas candies will also be packed. Clinton st~t. Christmas mess:lge. Bbys in Service." The interview Moqern Sanatorium Treats the cey Schmidt. 11:3& Supper will be served with Mar A(fmission to the Y'IIrty will be The dWribution of the awards, The text is: "The ancient long will be conducted by Fot Patter Body and the Mind." The last M 0 r ethan 40 parents and Those ochieving first aIass rank ianna Tuttle in charge of arrange by Christmas gift only. The gifts under the direction ot the com ing lor pea~ on earth and good son of (he WSul staff. speaker will be Margaret Ellen friends of Iowa City Boy Scouts ing were C. A. Rundell and Carl ments. Sergeant Cox is In Iowa City on Curry, who will speak on "The braved a neal'-blizazrd Sunday Strub Jr. may include stationery, books, m,ittee 10 charge, he ded by Wil will Wwaro men returns to u a 30-day furlough visiting his sis Chrjstmas Seals' Part In the Tu IlIternoon to attend the Scout Scouts promoted to star rank pen\:lJs, tobaco, small games and lard W. Watters, will (ollow the anew on ev ry Chr tm tide. ter, Lorraine Cox, 200 First street. berculosis Fight." court of ' honor in the council were Dick Buxton, Tom Cady, Scout title, were Tom Cady and articles which would be useful to final initiation of the yeaf. Ma,. this, our fourth Chrlstm of Jle has been in the South Pacific Unlvel'llity Concert chamber o( City hall. During the Junior Ewalt, Robert Ojemann, Don Guthrie. wounded. servicemen. All gifts war, bring us trencth to bear the theater for 20 months. Alter his The University Symphony or lCand l e~lighting ceremony, Bob Rox Shoin and Arnold Swails. Boys who received the new from the Paper Doll Christmu bardens of war long war (u(lougb he will report to Santa chestra, under the direction ot Rasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Receiving the lite rank 'We r e paper salvage badge were Jerry parU' will be sent to Schick hos Phi Beta Kappas shall I t and wu dom to rebuild Ana, Calif. Prof. Philip Greeley Clapp, head Rasley, 406 Magowan avenue, re Don FryauC and Dick Williams. Anderson, Paul Benjamin, Har pital. To Attend Dinner a world when war i don." Ohrl$tm1l.s Seals of the music deparlmenil, wilL ceived the rank o( Eagle Scout, Awarded Merit Badl"es old Block, Jiln Bradbury, Don Members of the Paper Doll jun Three speakers from Pal'nell present the third concert of the highest achievement in scoutin~. Those who were awarded merit Bushman, Dick Buxton, 'J' 0 m ior council in charge of Ih party After Initiation high school, Parnell, Iowa, will season tonight at 8 o'clock which Mrs. Rasley pinned the emblem badges and the badges they re aady, Ken Chaloupka, Jim Cilek, are: Jackie Kelly, Vera 14ckend Iowa State Apiarist participate . in the eleventh annual will be broatlcast from Iowa Un- of her son's rank on him. ceived were: Dick Buxton, 'Path Earl Cooney, Bob Crum. er, Beatrice Nelon, Phylli. SnY To Discuss Bees radio speaking program of the ion over station WSUI. . OWen B. Thiel, Scout 'execu finding, sa f e t y and personal Vern Dow, Bob Ewalt, Junior der, Jane Kupka, JQtl.n Wil9On/ Following the Initiation 01 new Iowa- Tuberculosis association in tive, presided over the program. bealth; Tom Clldy, life saving; Ewalt, Knowl Fisher, John Frame, Fr onk Snidez:, Jack Shrader and members into Phi Beta Kappa this . TODAY'S PROGRAMS He ' instructed each g r 0 u p of James Cilek, handcraft, personal Don Guthrie, .Terry HOlland, Margaret Goodnow. afternoon at 5 in Old Capitol, a Bee keepers of JohrulOn county 8; 00 Morning Chapel ~cobts in tbeir new responsibili health and poultry keeping; BQb 'rank Knower, Dave Kupka, Bill di~r for members will be held wJJl meet at. Sears rarm store, 20- 8:15 MusIcal Miniatures ties and led them in their dedi Crum, camping and wood .;arving. McCreedy, Jim McDaniels, John at Hote:l Jefferson. Prof. George 22 E. College sireet, tonight at 7:30, Game Photographer 8:30 News, TILe Dally Iowan ca~on to t¥ Scout oath. As they Don Fryauf, bugling, iirst aid, McLaughlin, Jack Monning, Jack City High Drama CluJ, Glockler, head of the chemistry de Emmett C. Gardner, county exten 8: 45,l'rogram Calendar came forward to receive awards, public health, lite saving, person Nunn. Pllrtment will deliver the address. sion director, announced y sterday. Plans Christmas Party F. B. Paddock, extension apiarist of fu Give Illustrated 8:55 Service Reports each group of Scouts lit the can aJ health, animal industry, phy Jack Nelson, Albert Newton. Setty BiClde Jtenthorne, A4 of dIe representing his new rank sical development, scholarship, J,{eGregor wlll make the response Iowa tate college, ·m discuss or 9: 00 Service UnHmited Bob Ojemann, Jack Randall, Bob The annual Christm83 Wty lor ganizations 'bee keeper in the with a taper s y mol i I n g the for the initiat . ot 9:15 America's Music z reptile study and rabbit kceping; !;tasley, Henry Rate, Ken Reeds, Pau,t aDO Patch ,City high IIChool state for the control of Ii. ea es. lalk Thursday Night 9: 30 Agriculture in Action spiri t of scouting. Don Guthrie, Ciremanship, pion o e r woo d Rhines, Chauncey drarnlllic club, will be held in the 9:45 Keep 'Em Eating A new Boy Scout award bas eering, public health, safety, cook Schmidt. bj~."IchOOI cafeteria ThursdllJ' ev to Be Entertained Dr. Vernon D. E. Smith of Saint 9:50 Platter Chats . been created which was presented ing, personal health and camping; Rox Shllln, Dwight StanCield, enmg at 6 o'clock. All , former C~'oir Pnul, Minn ., noted big game hunt 9:55 News, The Dally Iowan to 47 boys Sunday. It is a pin Jim McDaniel, ba'sketry; Bob "OlIe Wabon lee:ague Buddy Strub, Arnolt) Swailes, ~OQ members. lire invited tp at.tend. The,BAPtist church choir wil b The baac Walton league will er and wildlife photographer, wlll 10:00 Week in the Bookshop given in connection with scrap Newburn, safety; Albert Newton, Sydell, Harlan Taylor, WillIam An acter-a1y ;no means C. A. Christmas program which c~l's 'int, permit at any time or when he Addresses Students ~ the same in every si~u.ation.'1 , will be given Thursday afternoon. ''liack sta . . Way ·to Bre,k Circle deems it necessary. To Cooperate in Fat . Post Weekly Bulletin JeCt. He ill ustrat~d the wa·y in, ",hich The Live Wires will be called to A petition to place a lot at On Racial .Prejudice-I ,Cpn.nal th~ vicious circle ·might be blioken gether whenever the "Y" is spon senate cc 'Vashington and Johnson streets by telling of the WQrk of 'college soring an activity which they wish in the business district rather than Drive Saturday 499fPh C "It ~eems to me that the im students who spent their ·summers to call to the attention of every !n the residential district was re d_ret porL.lt question is whether sci at Flanne~ . house, a Negro rv~ltare An appeal is being made to Iowa member in as short a time as pos ferred to the zoning and planning ence can tell us of any techniques joD. Ne'~ agen~y in Indiana!l0ll~, locat~d !n City housewives to respond to the sible. In addition to making an ~no, Br commISSIOn. The petition was which are most effective in over a di~trict of 50,000 Negroes. It _y;as fat collection drive which will be nouncements in house and unit submitted by ?.uth Adams. Ralph lad M;lci coming racial tension," stated Mil established by the Quakers.: These conducted Saturday by the Girl meetings, the Live Wires will be ,1/11 Adams is the owner. secre tQn J . Yinger, professor of sociol students lived and worked among Scouts. The Scouts have success responsible for posting the weekly . A A cigarette permit was sur ogy at Ohio Wesleyan uni ersity the Negroes, thus gairiing an un fully sponsored drives regularly "Y" bulletins in their respective S\ettini rendered and a beer permit was in his address to sociology students derstanding of their proble\lls and each menth, but with the need for units. These girls will serve dur taO', ot st granted according to an agree yesterday. helping counteract their preju fat products becoming increasingly ing the second semester of this his first ment by councilmen. Herman J . "The vicious circle" he described dices. more urgent, the full cooperation year. tne'dolici Xadera, 210 E. Wash ington street, in this case as being a situation Economic problems are being of everyone is asked. From the sorority houses Live Th~Y' Wei }Jetitioned for the surrender of a whereby "we start out by saying dealt with in this district by the The fat drive will begin prompt Wires are Lois McIntosh, Al of va\ons. cigarette permit issued to him that a certain group is inferior. establishment of cooperative gar ly at 9 a. m. Saturday and donators Villisca, Alpha Chi Omega; Janice " 'We n4 July 17. Then we limit its opportunity, dens, house-building agencies and are asked to bring the fat to the Pederson, 1\.1 of Marshalltown. Al he said, ' Alpha Delta Pi; Lois Jeanne Long, The Class "B" beer perl11it was thereby actually beginning to cre canneries. collection centers that morning. If nie itltert ate the inferiority which w~ Yinger also spoke in the 'fQorning residOllts have any questions, they A2 of Cedar Rapids, Alpha Xl Del al· libera granted to Stella Coan, 2~ E. Col ta; Marian Pollitz, Al of Cedar Ra lege street. claimed." on "Churches in the contemporary are requested to call the Girl Ib~~ign J "Race prejudice is not innate nor struggle for power." pids, Chi Omega; Manetta Waldron, and busIJ Reports Accidents Scout office. founded on a scientific basis of Al of Peoria, Ill., Delta Delta Del- Stetlini In the first six months of 1944, ------, Fat collection centers are at the inequalities," he explained. homes of Mrs. G. H. Scanlon, 220 dorsem~n 86 accidents occurred in Iowa City Causes of Conflict Junior Red Cross • • confjrl]1llt at intersections, according to a Lexington avenue; Mrs. William I Pharmacists Assert I There are three major causes Adopts 12 Children Holland, 325 Melrose court; Mrs. report given by Police Chief Ollie of inter-racial conflict: learned Christmas Trees White at the request of council • .., I Virgil Fordyce, 222 Highland ignorance, the need of every indi For ChrIStmas drive; Mrs. George Hall, 804 Hud members. vidual for a feeling of superiority Need Not Shed 1 According to a city ordinance, son avenue; Mrs. Edna Red, 325 S. and importance wbich may be ex The Junior Red Cross of JOhn shrubs or other obstructions at Capitol street; Mrs. T. F. Slagel', pressed by a white American's son county has adopted 12 Christ~ 748 Rundell street; · Mrs. Walter If you dislike the shedding nee intersections must not be more sense of absolute superiority over mas children from the Davenport Murray, 927 E. College street; dles from your Christmas tree, than three and a half feet high. 13 million fellow citizens, and eco Veteran Soldiers' home, according Mrs. Evans Worthley, 10 S. Gil your annoyance ca'n be remedied Personal and property damage nomic faclors which cannot be to Mrs. J. P. Caqy, director 01 the bert street; Mrs. E. C. Roeder, 725 by a scientific hint from the col caused by these accidents totaled overlooked but which may SOme junior organization. E. Walnut street; Mrs. frank Bur lege of pharmacy. $10,000. An acting program in times be overemphasized. The Jester's club of University ger, 629 E. Brown street; Mrs. W. For preservation of the tree and 'WASHl accordance with that report will There are two schools of thought high school has taken one of the J. Holub, 312 N. Linn street, and prevention of falling needles they senate COl .not be worked out until spring. among those concerned with solv children and will send gifts. Other Mrs. V. W. Bales, 430 S. Dodge suggest that you ask a druggist to water-use Explain Pension Plan ing the race problem in the Uni children have been adopted by street. rna k e up two packages. One rejected tl A pension plan discussed at a ted States. Yinger stated that East Lucas No.4, Lincoln. Sabin should contain 15 grams of cal tence sea' recent meeting of the League of those people believing in comllro and Kirkwood schools. · / cium carbonate and the other five Concurl Municipalities in Des M 0 i n e s mise and those favoring fighting 'Gifts to be seqt the children Eureka Lodge to Meet grams of dry citric and six grams ion, the , terence 1 which will affect all city employes on the spot must learn to adopt a will be donated by Iowa City cbil- . Eureka lodge No. 24 will meet at of dry malic acids. flood cor was explained by Mayor Wilber happy medium in solving this dt:en. ' the I.O.O.F. hall tonight at 7:30. Brace the base of the tree in a J. Teeters. Two bills concerned wide mouthed gallon jar, fill the sent it to with municipal employes wlll be ------jar with wate\", and drop in the • A $500, introduced to the legislature Jan. fRESHMAN 'YI CHOOSES OFFICERS powders. The tree will drink up bors bill 1 8, 1945. ;," 'I ".,,' " ,~ .' ~~' . .."."".~.. ~," .c"" the solution so more powders will to the, h The AFL and CIO favor a have to be added. chaDJIIS. bill which stipulates that 5 per The treatment will enable the . ~r!lPQg cent of each city employe's salary tree to retain its freshness and bons of t: will be deducted in order to in fragrance even though YOU install How 10 *ttch aron of coal ! b1Us call sure an income for his family it in the house well in advance of i?h of tl after his death. Under this plan Christmas. re