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Reynaud* * * * To* * Head· * * *New *'Crisis' * * * Cabinet* * * * *inlrance3NeutralCraft * * * · -FROM LONDO - -FROM P ARIS- ~ --- Are Damaged; £. Daladier~s . Spring Arrives-~.. Senate Passes , $212,000,000 Abandon One ,Government capa Flow en ~Parity Payments' Farm Bill or Retaliation Raid Quits War Job • Following yh Baul Illfuuretania Farm Belt LONDON, March 21 (Thurs­ and French Premier May Pride Goeth day) (AP) - Germany's air force Enters Accept War Ministry Perilous S N· hit back la t night in revcngl' lor Before~ Role for War enators lp the tremendous ' POundln, whirl, In Mid~S tream Shakeup British planes dealt out to SyU, The Moral 10 Thi swarming down on a convoy oft By JOHN LLOYD NEW YORK, March ~O (AP)- Economy Bloc Story I : 'Get the Scottish coast, fighting n harsh PARIS, March 21 (Thursday) The 35,739-ton MaUl'etania, fifth baWl' wIth BrItish warship lind (AP) - Persons close to Paul To Know the Dean' largest Uner in the British mer-' Senatoria1 Committee naval planes and dama,ing three neutral Ship. Reynaud said early this morning chant marin~, entered a new and Re tores Items ut that he hoped before the day CHANUTE, Kall., Mar"" 20 Revising its first e timate at the dangerous role as a troop trans- B H L · I casualties e rly today, the Brit­ was out to I'omplete a new "push (AP)-The young bJtcb hJker pott tonight. Y OU"le egI ator Identified himself as a nlver­ ish admiralty . aid three neutral the war" cabinet for France and At 7:01 p. m. (CST) , the big ships in the convoy suIfered dam- sity of Kansas studen~ and end the government crisis pre­ gray-painted .. hip pulled away By RICnARD L. TURNER age nd that on ot thl'm wa brll"ll'ed that he had cut cia ~s WASHINGTON, March 20 (AP) abandoned by its crew. The Ger­ cipita ted yesterday by the resig­ 80 be could a.dd an extra. da.y to from the Cunard White Star line -The senate knocked a biG dent man radio bro dcast claims that nation of the cabinet of Edouard his Ell ler vacation. Pier at l4th street, Manhattan. .. I" ed shl __ Tbe motor! t who picked him in the congrc~ ional eeonomy pro- evera convoy ps w",~ Daladier. Few lights showed on oer decks. gram today with a 63 to 19 vote sunk or badly dam ged. UP today a.nd brougbt him here The new government, these from Lu.wrence, the university The Mauretania, a new vessel approving a $212,000,000 ppro-, The abandoned ShlP wa the sources said, likely will go be­ center, merely smiled. named after ' he famous old Brit- prlaUon for "parity payments" to Norwegian Svinta, of 1,267 tons. fore the chamber of deputies The young man's mouth wlil ish liner that was scrapped after tarmers. Her cr w was picked up by an- years service, was to be follow- Admlnist .. ation senator· and other Norwegian vessel. Friday for a vote of confidence. pOP open when he get back to ot The formation planned by Rey­ La.wrence and learns who the ed by the Great Queen Mary, others tnlln farming areaR ovel'- The Swedish UtkUppan, 1,599 naud includes virtually all poli­ man was-Chancellor Deane W. whos:, 81,235 tons ranked her sec- whelmed thter of colonies and that Rey­ ing the statement utiless he had with the allies against Germany. Familiar sight of yesterday - ter recess. By bus, train, auto- - Dn,1y 1m/'MI Photo, /' "/{IlIVj"g roup oves the maximum number of German naud himself would take the for­ been confident the president Meantime the new diplomat this. Mocorists found Uoiver­ mobile and thumb they departed, sibilities, looms not far ahead. ' planes was concentrated on the eign affairS portfolio. would not run again. was the target for sharp critiCism sity of Iowa students lining the bound for homes and families. "Going my way?" indicate these T o E n d F orelgn Iisland. For some time the allied Reynaud\ whose reorganization Farley would not say whether from Capitol liill. IntrOducing a highways tuward the east, west, Not a few of the senJors among thumbers, viewed through the 'l P I command had known that the 01 French linances is rated as his statement meant that he was resolution calling lor a congres­ north and Routh as noon brought them went job-hunting; June, windshield of a passing auto­ S1 ver urc IUSe nazi authorities were fev rishly one of the greatest achievements in t he contest whethe,' or not sional inquiJ'y to de t e l' min e the beginning o[ a six-day Eas- with its c(;mmencement respon- I mobile. building hangars on Sylt-and of the Daladier admulistration and Mr. Roosevelt runs. whether Cromwell was correctly ------W ASHlNGTON, March 20 (AP) storing hundreds of planes there. Whose per~o nal political star has Friends of Vice President Gar­ quoted in criticizing "American -The senate banking committee "Today a n u m b e r oJ. those been rising steadlly, was called in. ner, who is a candidate regard­ isolationists." Rep. Sweeney (0- today approved legislat'ion to end hangars are in ruins, pilots re­ Chary of words to meet the less of Mr. RQosevelt's intentions, Ohio) said: Wagner Act Wins Support the government's foreign silver turn ing told of wrecked barracks, clamor of the press for "action" were pleased with Farley's state­ "If our playboy minister to purchases by a margin which led blazing oil tanks, crippled raIL­ to get on with the air, the erst­ ment, even though the democratic Can a d a wants to fight for the even opponents of the bill to ways." whUe minister of finance said national chairman said today British empire I respectfully sug­ predict its passage. All' ministry sources, in cau­ merely, after talking with Le­ that he was "in no combination gest that he join the ranks of Mother Admits Miami Woman House .Group Ignoring a personal plea by tious language, said they believed brun, that the prllilident had ask­ with anybody." such di~tingulshed American ex­ Secretary Morgenthau Ior con­ the Sylt raid showed the RA.F. ed him to fo rm a government Some interpreted the declara­ patriates as Lady Astor and ICer­ Hopes To Bear tinuation of this phase of admin­ was ready for "operations more and that he had promised his tion as an efrort to fmce a state­ mit Roosevelt, so that he may Suffocation Firm Against i!/tratlon monetary policy, the effeclive than the preliminary answer by tomorrow morning. ment from Mr. Roooeveit. 'carryon' for the empire. committee voted 14 to 4 in favor stage of observation." Quintuplets Ch - A t of a bill oy Senator Townsend Most BritlSh !lights over Ger­ ------Of Infant anglng c many have been of a purely MIAMI, Fla., March 20 (AP)- (R-Del) to end the six-year-old program. reconnaissance nature. The 22-year-old wife of a furoi- MT. CLEMENS, Mich., March WASH [NGTON, M arch 20 (AP)-An ;1 damant house labor U. S. Official Ousted from Poland 20 (AP)-A 38-yeal'-oJd mother of ture factory wood-worker re­ vealed today that she hopes to be­ committee took a firm stand to­ three cbildren who found an eight day against revising the Wagner Reich Anticipating New Step By ANDRUE BERDING in connection with American citi­ mit Am-erican and other foreign weeks old baby "too much bother come the mother of quintuplets act and against changing proce­ WASHINGTON, Murch 20 (AP) zens in Poland will be handled newspapermen to go to Poland. to take care of" pleadt!d guilty to­ within the next two months. dure of the labor relations board, --Germany lorced the United through the American embassy in When the German armies in­ day to a murder charge a fter the Her physician conIirmed the re­ decisively defeating a number of In Russian-Axis Negotiations States today to withdraw its con­ Berlin, infant died of suffocation. vaded Poland in September, 1939, port, based on X-ray pictures that key propo als recommended by sulate general from Poland, where The slate departm~nt said lhat AEsistant prosecutor Wilbur P. the Polish government retired appeared to show five distinct the Smith committee which has BERLlN, March 20 (AP)-Ger­ with the axis would be marked 532 American citizens live. "representations werc made to the B eld said Mrs. Vivian M&lhews, been investigating the board. many turned ber eyes eastward not later than tomorrow or Fri­ The sta t-e department announc­ German government ' lressing the fro m Warsaw and finally crossed wife of an automobile worker, heads. He asked that his name The members reaHirmed their today in expectation of an im­ day as a result of German diplo­ ed that it had acceded to the Gcr­ difficulty of rendering assistance the border into Rumania. The placed her infant son in a heating be witbheld, at least temporarily. decision of yesterday to add two portant step bringing Moscow matic eHorts to find a common man demand but "reserve all 01 and protection to American citi­ American emb!1S'3Y, headed by am­ stove after feeding him last night, Mrs. Emory Callahan, the wife, members to the three-man board, closer to the Rome-Berlin axis, denominator for Russian-Gennan­ its rights in the matter." zens without consular representa­ bassador Anthony J. Drexel~Bid­ saturated a pillow with fuel oil, at her humble northwest side rather thall abolish the existing particularly for coordinating Bal­ Italian foreign policy. No reason WIIJ given for Ger­ tion In Warsaw." dIe, accompanied the government. placed it over the baby and ignit­ board and create a new one of kan policies of the three powers. The German press busily pre­ many 's action, which affected home, and her 32-year-old h'Js­ Secretary Hull said he was When the PoUsh government ed the oil. five membl"fs. Russian Ambassador Alexander pared 1he German public :Cor Rus­ other countries as well. It was un­ making distinct progress in Ber­ travelled to France and set up a Circuit Judge James E. Spiel', band at his job as ;l :factory ap­ This acdon came when the Shkhartzeff departed by plane for sia's joining her political inter­ derstood that Germany was dls­ lin, however, toward obtaining provisional capital at Angers, the before whom Mrs. Mathews was PI' ntice, beam~ happily as they committee refused, 11 to 7, to Moscow, inspiring conjecture that ests with those of Germany and IIIItlsfled with the activities of some permission for a number of Amer­ American embassy was established arratgned late this afternoon, look told of their hopes. reconsider the 9 to 8 vote by he was carrying an important Italy and considerable publicity other consulates and' olJ:3ted them ican relief workel'J 10 enter Ger­ here prOVisiOnally, and is still un­ the plea of guilty under advise­ all. Should these be realized, medi­ which the committee refused to message to Joseph Stalin and was given a reception held in man-occupied Poland to supervise der ambassador Drexel-Biddle. ment until three psy~hiatrists to cal authorities said Mrs. Callahan remove the present board mem­ Premier-Foreign Commissar Mo­ Moscow Sunday by German Am­ Tho three Americans comprising relief distl· ibution. The American consulate general be appointed by the state hospitaL would become the thirty-first bers - Chairman J . Warren lotot!. bassador Count Friedrich Werner the statf of the consulate goaneral Germany, according to dispatCh­ remained behind and endur~d the cornission make a report on her woman in recorded scientific his­ Madden, ~.dwin S. Smith and Rumors persisted in Berlin that von del' Schulenburg in bonor of left today for BerHn. All matters es received here, is reCusing to per- siege. merrtlll condition. tory to give birth to quintuplets. William M. Leiserson. a milestone in Russian relations Molotoff. PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA THUR.SDAY, MAKGH 21, 1~40 I '1 -.. THE DAD. Y lOW AN wanting more touchdowns have been the spectators in this inter­ OFFICIAt DAILY BULLE1'IN I Published every morning ex­ national conflict. eept Monday by Student Publica­ Spring has come, murder is Items In the UNlVERSITY OALENDAR are 8Ched- 1 looking UP. (and Daladier is out, Holy Week Daily Messages for 1940 uled In the President's Office, Old Oapltol. 1t~1DI tions Incorporated at 126 - 130 for tht. GENERAL NOTICES are deposited ~ .. Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. we mustn't forget, because the French people wanted to see some the CIlmlJUS editor of The Dally Iowan or may be Board of Trustees: Frank L. action) and now the main attrac­ (This program of Holy Week a loving God, who cares, who that to which his pride blinds The Christian religion has nev­ placed In the bOll provided for their deposit In tile Mott, Odis K. Patton, Ewen M. tion is about to begin. meditatIons has been planned helps, whom to know in a pro- him-a realization of his "Iost­ er been indefinite about this. offices of The Dally lownn. GENERAL NOTWEli I and ecHted by Rev. Llewelyn found sense, leads to perfect free- ness"-his loss of purpose of any Above all, it has always been cer­ must be at The Dally Iowan by 4:80 p.m. tbe day MacEwen, Kitk H. Porter, George preceding first publication; notices wllJ NOT be Dunn, Edward Hoae, Donald Arnold Owen, president of the dom. significant kind; his loss of re- tain that the greatest channel has Farley's Iowa City !\ltnlsters' associa­ accepted by telephone, and must be TYPED 0.& Dodge, Frederick Loomis, Irene The confidence which sustains ligious faith; his loss of a spiritual been through communion with LEGmLl' WRlTl'EN and SIGNED by a l'espORJlble Frederickson. Stamp tion, and minister of the First man in his most bitter crises, center which is vitalized by the God-'the lifting up of the mind Congregational church.) springs from the certainty of that confidence that his mind and will to God', which is prayer. Further­ Fred M. Pownall, Publisher Store relationship. It is the reality that are linked to the mind and will of more, it is into the fact of man's VOL. XII, No. 552 Thursday, !\[areh 21, 1940 Thomas E. Ryan, STAMP collectors never seem PRAYER has ever given Man's life a deep God beyond him. Faith grows powerlessness such as we see to------BUSiness Manager to learn. By THE REV. RICHARD E. center; that has Ploven capable of through the practice of prayer. day; and the inability of the nat- University Calendar James Fox, Editor The hobby of stamp collecting, McEVOY redeeming numberless lives from We ought always to be asking ural man to win victories over Thursday, March 21 r 8:00 a.m.-lO:OO p.m. - Iowa if we are to make a )j teral trans­ Trinity Episcopal Church evil, despail' and hopelessness, ourselves questions, those of us Entered as second class mail hate, doubt, fear, and sel1ishness 3:00-5:00 p. m.- Kcnsington, High SchOOl and JuniaI' College lation of the Greek derivatives of Iowa City since there is the power to provoke who profess Christianity. To how (all rooted in egocentric pride) l.Uliversity club, Iowa Union. Forensic Tournament. matter at the postoillce at Iowa the scientific name-philately-is WHEN WE have analyzed any and to re-direct and to transform many of us is Christianity merely that the mind and life of God en- Mondl'Y, March 25 3:00 p.m.-Kensington, Univer. City, Iowa, under the act of con­ nothing more nor less than the problem concerned with man's the errant will. an intellectual leaning or a senti- ter to transform and complete High School Play Production sity club, Iowa Union. FeSS of March 2, 1879. "love of being taxed." moral life and action deeply, and Many are shocked today by mental hangover, or a casual loy­ what must otherwise always be Festival. 8:00 p.m. - University Lecture Subscription rates-By mail, $5 Long ago the governments of dissected it for minute scrutiny, man's apparent inability to over- aUy or a deluding fragment of the fragmentary, chaotic and.disunit- Tuesday, March 26 iJy Herbcrt Agar, Macl:7ride aUd- per year; by carrier, 15 cents other nations made a practice of we come at last always to a par­ come or transform the upward contemporary gospel of bustle and ed. High School Play Production iiorium. 1 weekly, $5 per year. exploiting stamp collectors. The ticular spot-an inescapable focal surge of hate and brutality loosed activity? Does what we do belon, It is the faith of Christianity Festival. Friday, March 29 United States came in late, but is point. We come to the place where in society, and turn them into ways to the essential part of Christian­ , . 8:00 a.m.-Classes resumed. High School Play Production I The Associated Press is exclu­ catching up for lost time. we face our need of a deep and o! sanity and peace. These mani- ity-does this help us become bet­ that man s tragedy, real though It 2:30 p.m.- Bridge, umversity festivaJ. lively entiUed to use for republi­ Add the famous authors series moving faith as the motivation feslations should not provoke, as ter Christians? For the purpose of be, is not hopeles3, and cannot be Iclub, Iowa Union. 8:00 a. m.-l0:00 p. m.-Iowa cation of all news dispatches of commemoratives, the pony ex­ for man's moral action. There we they so often do,. the plaintive the Church is God's purpose, not U!tiinately hopeless, because of 7 :00 p.m.-Spanish club, Iowa School and Junior College Foren- , credited to it 0, not otherwise press commemorative, and the begin to understand that, in a question : "If God is good, why is man's; and the means to the fuUiU­ the Living God. This confidence Union. sic tournament. credited in this paper and also Pan American umon art product Christian sense, this faith so ur­ there so much evil?" Too much ment of His purpose through im­ springs, let us remembeL', from 7:30 p.m.-Lecture by Dr. I. M. 7:30 p. m.-Graduate lecture by the local news published herein. (to be issued April 14) to the gently needed, which is the heart of what is happening is obviously perlect and most various man in­ where it has always come-from Kolthof1: "Aging of Cryslalline Edward Davison: "PoetrY and Ex­ already profitable and proliflc of spiritual security and the force man's failure; ties to the use and volves the use of the personal and the certainty and the confidence Presipitates," under auspices of perlence," senate chamber, Old TELEPHONES commemorative iss u e s f r o-m which compels 10 Christian action; abuse of his freedom. There is corporate channels through which of our relationship to Him, reaJiz- Iowa section, American Chemical Capitol. EdUortal Offlce _._ .. ___ .. ___ ... 4192 Washington, and Jim Farley must depends upon a prior fact-the little humility in that question. His Spirit touches life and enriches ed through worship, communion SOciety, chemislry auditorium. 9:00 P. ro.-Club Cabaret, Iowa lJoclety Editor ...... _...... _.. _...... 4193 be seeing his way out of the red. significance of a relationship with The tragedy of man springs from men's spirits. and prayer. Wednesday, March 27 Union. BulD_ Office ...... 4191 There's more than one way to High School Play Production THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940 balance the postoffice budget, but Festival. ( For Information regarding stamp collectors haven't seemed to ThurSO\lY, March 28 dates beyond this scbedule, see res. -,;"HJrt Washington~s realize in their enthusiasm that Thic){er Chinese Embassy Is Hot Under High School Play Production, ervatlons til the preSident's office, "'Main s tam p s n eve l' used postally f'es+..ival. I Old Capitol). but reclining in the albums of the The Collar Over Stalin'.s Being Called 'Asiatic~ ",,4lt~action : philatelists is the current method Than Flies-- General ~' otices ,( MlUder in the United States. * * .., Order of Artus Essay Contest ;Law ScholarshipS Song Writers Like CHINESE diplomatic* * * feelings in By CHARLES P. STEWART in China" as* I have,* * must recog­ Essays on a subject of econorr.1C The college of law is prepared Ho i,MiRXANDER R. George, The Washington were considerably Central Press Columnist nize the justice of Dr. Hu Shih's interest, not longer than 5,000 to award a number of scholar­ ti. ·.Ais~ated Press writer, and a This Is Their Work 'Plugged' lacerated a few days ago by a contention. On an average his In th~ hn Ne.tIltEfntt obser~er of military a1- words, may be entered Order ships to qualifying students from The Story Over NBC, CBS Nets columnist's published remark to barbarians. Stalin's an AsiatiC. countrymen aTe positively TOO of Artus essay contest and should the college of commerce and the 'l!nfltil1{l im-s that the Finnish war the effect that "Josef Stalin is That, briefly, is how he put it. peaceahle. The critic who wants be deposited in the office ot the college of lib era 1 arts for the leaves military realists convinced Of Leo not a European, but an Asiatic." And tt$t's what makes the te make out that Joe Stalin is 'lrlJt1r.ab the!e is only one real ans­ THIS STORY, like almost all By GEORGE TUCKER college of commerce by 5 o'clock academic year, 1940-41. Appli­ The commentator was discuss- Chinese embassy hot under the a geographically-born ruffian, ac­ of the last Friday in April, April cants must have completed all -J 'Mier ,db ;Why no big battles have good stories, has a main char­ NEW YORK-On Broadway, jng the RUSSO-Finnish situation, collar. cording to the Chinese embassy's 26. required work for. the baccalau- ]t:., been fought on the western front: acter. song pluggers are thicker than concerning which he's a first-rate Amb d H Sh'h ' h t reasoning, would do better to ac­ The contest is o?en t("r all under· reate degree. Beyond this, ap· ·tnd "~ "ioffensive there would His name is Leo Jubb. It's a flies in fly time. You can close authGTity. Like most Americans" . ass a or u I IS ere 0 cuse him of being a European ra­ graduates in the university, with I pointmcnts will be determined on ·\nt{a1'1 1\nass suicide for an attack­ good, stolid name, don't you your eyes and reach out your hand he's strenuously pro-Finnish, and mlO'cm us that his country has lher than an Asia tic, Parenthet­ the subject matter limited to any Q basis of sowld scholarship, ei­ -1::i!\g>%Tmy." think? and touch one. Let's touch three is perfectly outraged at the Sov- the oldest civilization in the world ically; 1)e's from the Cauoosus, aspect of economic thought. Sug· frctive personality, high charact­ Leo ' drove a truck for a liv­ or four now and see what we get. iets' 'attack on the gallant little -and a very mild, gentle, paci­ some geographers call it Asiatic, J ' 1'2fll' Russo-Finnish struggle also gested topics will be posted on th el' and a serious intention to con­ ing. We get Bob Stone right off the '.l·1 -b6Is@l~the military precept, says neighboring republic. It's almost fic type of civilization. To be sure, some call it European. China dis­ college of commerce bulletin boara tinue the study of law at this One June day back in 1933 bat. We get Norm Foley, and Mack rl,Mr. Gl!brge, that overwhelming unbelievable, he submitted, that it's fighting for its life now, but avows it, anyway. First prize Is $15, second is $10, university. Leo Jubb ran into trouble. Goldman, and Eddy Wolpin. '.I ' sJiif~~ofjty in air power is a de­ civilized folk should perpetrate the reason for that is that it's Japan's Viewpoint and the third, $5. The essall.J will Eligibility in the light of these Leo was just going about his They're on the job tonight, as all ~:rJ(~lsi~ : ~actor in modern warfare. such a thing. But then, at a sec- been too pacifistic for its own The Japanese embassy in Wash­ be judged by three faculty memo requirements must be disclosed business at the time-driving song pluggers are on the job ev­ · Th~ I evidence cited to bolster a ond thought, he reflected, Rus- good. bers of the order, and their decl· to the committee in a letter of truck. ery night. ington doesn't care to recognize I , mese . -Jiatements is the terrific sians are NOT civilized; they're Anybody who ever has lived slons will be final. application and supporting re- (, icJ1'11te Finns forced the Rus- But his truck had New York We get Stone, Foley, Goldman Comrade Stalin as an Asiatic, and Wolpin because this happens All entries must be typed double commendations addressed to the ~: hs)t6 Jlay for their gains against license plaies, and Leo was driv­ song by that name. This is just to dinner, 'checking up on their own either. space on one side of 8 1-2 by 11· wldersigned. Candidates should ing in Maine. to be their night to have dinner ". '~e (Mahnerheim line. illustrate a point. numbers, checking up on the oppo- At any rate, Ambas ~ador Ken- inch paper. be prepared to meet with the Leo believed in democracy, we at our hoteL Tomorrow they'll go rr. '''n .'{h'e ratio of manpower had The more times you get that sition. suke Horniouchi doesn't acquiesce . E. S. BAGLEY committee. Applications must be assume. to some other hotel, but don't let J' ~~~n something like three to one, • • • in "Asiatic" and "barbarian" as in the hands of the committee At least he thought this "fed­ that bother you. Four other song -'. i ~l~a\!,%f probably a potential 12 song played over the two major That's what Bob Stone i:s doing synonymous terms. On the con- Spanish Club by April 15. eoration" of states meant he was pluggers will be here to take their " ~n ,;'and if the air forces had broadcasting companies, the more right now. He is checking up. He traTY, the Japs think they're hlgh­ The Spanish club will meet in H. J. THORNTON a5 much a citizen of Maine as place. · ":6 t.~n .'lfifirly evenly matched the money you make. Either of these is sitting so close to the orchestra ly civilized. the north conference room of Iowa '/1 ffu\.ellheim line probably never of New York-Or almost, at least. • * • networks hits an audience of mil- stand that h~ could reach out and They are, in a way, in com- Union Tuesday, March 26, from. Gilmore Prize ,I, cOall:i have been smashed," The But some policemen whistled A song plugger's dream of hea- lions. When a million people listen pull Blue Barron's leg. Mr. Bar- parison with Soviet Russia. They 7 to 9 p. m. Candidates for the Umversity 'J(:..: ~o~ta:ted Press writer observes. Leo over to the side of the road. I ven is a "major plug." A major to a song, some of them are going ron is the orchestra leader. Stone hlave enlightened economic, indus­ JOHN C. JACKSON Oratorical contest for the Gilmore .1. Tlf~se statements analyzing the Leo was surprised. plug means having your song play- to buy it. The more times it is reprelients the Sam Fox publish- trial and sanitary ideas. Their • . prize must present manuscripts in Fimtish war give us an inkling He was even more surp'I'ised ed by a dance orchestra between played, or "Plugg7d," the higher ing firm, and the song he is work- civil government is easy enougf-t ',n &r (;~kat to expect in the battle when he was made to pay a $75 5 o'clock in the afternoon and one the sales charts climb. ing on is "Tumbling Tumble to get along with. The Japs' trou- want him to be called a barbarian Iroom 13, Schaeffer hall, before I or an Asiatic, one or !.he other. Wedne~day, March 27, 1940. oe'tWeen Britain and Germany. Maine license fee. o'clock in the morning over either So, every night aropnd dinner Wejjds." ble is that their milita'rY class is Most of the prognosticators are Ever since that day in June NBC or CBS. • time the song pluggers move in on ' E"'our or five tables away are wholly unmanageable.' But even • Of course the embassies can't II :Regulations for the preparation put up a howl on the strength of of ma.nuscripts are. posted on the 1{9in,g to be wrong if the Anglo­ in 1933 people have been asking: Let's say you work for a firm Ithe hotel dining rooms where the Mack Goldman of the Harms com- that class isn't as uncivilized in ;~l cr.~lnan fight doesn't increase in "What is a state Hne?" that has published a song called big dance bands play. Usually they pany and Norm Foley, who repre- China as Stalin's is in Finland. anything an individual columnist bulletin board m room 13, £I'htensity within the coming weeks. Most people hope they'll fil}d "How Were Your Dreams Last are alone. They come in and sit sents Witmark. Goldman is in- Anyhow, it's more competent. has said, .but {'rom personal chats Schaefier hall. 's~:;~e advent of Spring is destined, out soon. 'Night?" Of course there isn't any i down and kill a lot of time over terested in "In A Little Dutch I never actually lived in Japan, with their spokesmen, it's obviou'! I PROF. FRANKLIN KNOWER h. pposedly, to mark the release of Leo does ioo. Garden." Foley wants to hear as I have in China, but. I've spent how they feel about it. j~. rmies for greater maneuvering. We do too. "Make Love With a Guitar." considerable time there. It's mid- Naturally the Finns and other Gamma Alpha ~,,~ 'f'he headlines of this week re­ Don't you? Finally, there is Eddy Wolpin. dling totalitarian, but nothing like Scandinavian countries like it. All members of Gamma Alpha l', jilting the exchange of air battles Mr. Wolpin is a Chappell man, Russia, not so bad as Germany, So do the English and French are invited to attend the group's l'between the belligerents would TUNING IN and he has a couple of winners perhaps in a class with Italy. -with the qualification that they founders' day dinner Tuesday, 10 indicate that the spring offensives with D. Mac Showers just now. When he hears the or- Naturally it's different fro m have a lot of Asiatic subjects and l\Iarch 26, at 6 p.m. in the river ;;1. are beginning. chestra play "All The Things You China, which is mainly anarchy. don't want them antagonized. ',OOm of Iowa Union. Prof. G. W. ..• And, you notice of course that ~======~====~====c __ Martin of the botany department CLIPPEDJ$.~ Are" it makes him very happy. An Aslwtlc Barbarian However, they don't believe ~bat I,· this greatest air battle of the war AN 8-YEAR OLD 1 IRONlCALLY PERTINENT, When he hears "Do I Love You," Summed up, the Chincse and many of thesc latter are likely will be the guest speaker. -England's bombardment of the fyom oth(#~ I . . . musical sign-off phrase in ... however, is the fact that that makes him happy too. If he Japanese embassies in Washington to read many of the ,'emarl,s by JAMES P. GOODRICH Sylt island-is a battle fought a famous N':gro ballroom in New the late Chick Webb had been can remain reasonably happy iare quite willing to have Stalin any single American commenta- with planes: and not an opening York fw'nished the music and playing a gag on Hawkins when throughout most of the week, his described as a barbarian, but they tor. University Lecture of the western front warfare. an Alabama Negro social rend- he made him wait four minutes company will prosper, and indi- obiect fo have him described as I All in all, the Chinese and Jap- I Her~£.'rt Agar,. aulhor, editor ezvous furnished the title for before showing up on the stand. If a superiority in air force is _°J.rVM~~ rectly he will too. an Asiatic barbarian. They're ASi- 1 anese embassies are the huffiest. ?nd diplomat, ~lll deliv~r a un- swingdom'3 latest musical sen- But for his sense of humor, "Tux­ to be the deciding factor in the WHAT SWEDEN DID This may not seem fair to you, atics, too. Stalin's been referred to as an Iverslty lecture lD Macbride aud- war between England and Ger­ . SOME observers in this coun­ sation, "Tuxedo Junction." edo Junction" might never have but money behind a song will I don't think the Russian em- Asiatic and a barbarian as if the horium Thursday,' March 28, at many, picking the winner will be try and in England have been been born. make it just as quickly as talent. bassy likes it either. It doesn't two te-rms were synony'mous. I) p.m. under the auspices of the no easy task. critical over the role played by At the Savoy ballroom in the ------. --- senate board on university lee- That this will be an ail' war Sweden during the invasion of heart of New York's famous Har- MARTHA RAYE, making one . tures. Admission to the lecture rather than a land conflict seems Finland. To them it seems that lem, the principal theme in "Tux- of her infrequent air appearances, EASTER BONNET j will be by ticket. Tickets will more probable than ever. The Sweden should not only have edo Junction" has been a standard will be Rudy Vallee's leading I be aV[lilable to :tlaculty and stu- test of the Mannerheim line, sent her own troops to defend musical sign-off for over eight Ilady tonight at 8:30 over the dents Tuesday and Wednesday, which can not compare with the her neighbor but should have ,years. . NBC-Red network. March 26 and 27, at Iowa Union fortifications separating France ('pened the way fOI' the passage ------desk. Any tickets which remain and England, makes it possible to of Allied contingents. She should, ONE BAND, VALLEE WILL PRESENT 'l'hul'sday, March 28, will be predict that the most intensive according to this argument, have ... finishing a set, would swing '" an historical sketch based available to the general public. warfare will not be on the West­ made herself part of a conflict into the slmple phrase, picked on the life of Pocahontas and BENJ. F. SHAMBAUGll: ern front. Cracking either the which almost certainly would up by a relief band as it moved Capt. John ·Smith with original I Maginot or the West wall is most have offered herself as a flank onto an adjoining bandstand to songs and lyrics. Martha will Library Hours likely militarily impossible, in for manoeuvers in a general war. take over. play Pocahontas opposite Vallee The reading rooms of the uni­ spite of the statements from mil­ The reason given by Sweden in the role of Captain Smith. \'ersity libraries will be open from itary veterans that no entrench­ for her failure to follow this ONE NIGHT, however, Erskine 8:30 a.m. 10 12 noon and 1 p.m. I MILTON BERLE, now star­ ment is invulnerable to constant course is that it would have been Hawkins' crew had to Improvise to 5 p.m. March 21 to 25, closing ring on Broadway In "See My Pounding by big shells. futile: Finland would have been around the phrase for four min­ at 5 p.m. March 20. Lawyer," will be headliner on "If the French and British did completely ovt;Trun and Sweden utes before the late Chick Webb's SpeCial hours for departmental the George Jessel "Celebrity Pro­ manage to blast their way through herseU would have faced the band took over the musical libraries will be posted on the gram" over the NBC-Red net­ a sector of the West wall," writes Russian larmies, backed by what- chores. That heralded the birth doors. Reserve books may be Mr. George, "their losses might ever Ge.rm/ln aid was needed, of "Tuxedo Junction." work tonight at 7 o'clock. charged out beginning at 9 a.m. be so heavy as to definitely turn with no a~equate outside help. Wednesday, March 20, and will the scales in favor of the Ger­ Whether this would actually have AT A BLUEBIRD ALSO TO BE be due at 12 noon, Tuesday, mans." happeqed, there is no way of . recording session early last heard are Henry T. Har­ , IMarch 26. That's why it is most likely that knowing. But a glance at the map fall, Hawkins ran short one num­ rison, meteorologist, employed by GRACE VAN WORMER there will be little change in the i:; enough to dispel the notion ber for a record. In 10 minutes United Air Lines, who will at­ situation on the Western front, thai) the Allies would have found he penned an eight-bar intro­ tempt to predict Easter weather, Catholic S ludents why "there will be no second i~ easy to put into Scandinavia duction and a 16-bar middle to and Charl>;!s Cantor as O. L. Catholic students who have not Verdun." a large enough force to decide the principal phrase and "Tuxedo Scrum, the ever-present st(loge. received the sacrament of contir­ So flU' in the European conflict the issUe in their favor, or that Junction" was put on wax. . , mation may arrange to be con­ both allies and nazis have said they I!ould have supplied such VOCALS wUl be by Be nay Ven­ firmed April 16 by notifying the they will not make a big offen­ a force if they had lIlilnaged to STUCK for a name, Hawkins uta and music umler the baton of undersigned at their very earliest sive, that they will only retaliate get it there. It seems highly prob- accepted the suggestion of his Peter Van Steeden. This Is the convenience. for attacks from the enemy. The able 'fuat the battle for the ,in- valet who preferrect the title of next to the last of the "Celebrity FATHER HAYNE result, of course, is as silly as the dependence of s"*,11 nations a trolly erosslnr In the steel mUl PrOl'rams." The current series statement. could not have been won in Fin- district of Blrrn.lngham, Ala., will be succeeded hy "Mr. Dis­ Iowa Union Music Room You can imagine as well as We land or in Sweden. If it is to be where the Ncrro mill workers trict Attorney" for the lame Following is the Iowa Union the possibilities of such a system won it wiu be won in a peace went after work to change into sponsor April 4 at the lame time music room schedule up to and in­ of relation and counter-retaliation. which wiu restore the reign of their "tuxedos" before heading and network. cluding Saturday, March 23. Re­ The impetus for attack being an law .in Europe. out for an evenln,'s entertain- qucsts will be played at these enemy b 0 m bin g, Britain has So much for Sweden's failure menl. AMONG THE BEST times eX9cpt on Saturday from I bombed the Sylt island. In 're­ to enroll herself as a combat­ For Thursday to 2 p.m. when a planned pro­ turn, we can be sure, German ant in the struggle. What she did THE RECORDING 6:30-Vox Pop, CBS. gram will be presented. . bombers will again fly over Eng­ do ought to be written in letters made Hawkins a national 7:0O-Georre J_l, NBC-Red. Friday, March 22-10 a.m. to 11 land, and the intensive spring of­ ot gold. A dispatch to this news­ name and upped his nightly sales 7:30-Muslcal Americana, NBC· noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. fensives are on. paper from Stockholm estimates price by $100. And now it'~ his Blue. Saturday, March 23- 1 p.m. 10 Now that Russia has conquered that her aid to Finland, in money theme song. Curious was the 7:30-Tbose We Love, NBC­ 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Finland, and Finland like Spain and in supplies, has amounted situation a few weeks ago when Red. EARL E. HARPER has been a splendid Jaboratory for to the remarkable total of $125,- the tune's publisher granted 7:30-Strange as It Seems, CBS. the master warmongers, we can 000,000. This total is growing Glenn Miller exclusive rights to 8:00-Good News of 1140, NBC· Code For Co-Eds ~easonably assume that "the real with every day that passes. It is "Tuxedo Junction" tor a week. Red. The contest for the cover de­ thing," in the form of bloody war­ growing with every hour as the Hawkins, in his broadcasts, could 8:00 - Major Bowes' Amateur sign Is now open. Any under­ fare, is about to becom~ a reality. Swedish food trucks roll in a not even play his theme song hour, CBS. graduate woman student 1$ eU­ All through the winter months steady st:ream over the Finnish thereby. 8:30-Rudy Vallee show, NBC. gible fO'r the $5 prize. The ruld the British and French, to say border. It alr$dy amounts to Red. are I- The design must be done nothine of the Americans, have $20 a head for every man, wo­ GLENN MILLER orchestrated 8:30-Amerlca's Town Meetinr on whitc clll'dbolll'd in ink; 2..... wondered why the fighting was man and child in Sweden-the It lor hi. band as a slow novelty of tbe Air, NBC-Blue. It must be nlne by six incheS "so light on the western front and equivalent, per capita, of a iI:tt number and recorded It alter a 9:00-)[rafl Masle Hall, NBC­ In size; 3-It must be h~nded · Why t.ondon and Berlin had not of more than $2,500,000,000 from dellll'e of Ian mall demandJq a Reel. into the U.W.A. ofrice In old been bombed. the people of the United States. record lollow hla alrlnp 01 tbe 10:ot-DallCle Music, NBC, CBS, Capitol on or before April 15- Almost like a football crowd -The New York 1'lIrIM t1lJle. MBS. JULIA WEAVER ~m~U~R~S~D~A~y~,~M~A~R~C~H~2~1~/l~9~40~======~~rnEM~row~I~AC~,ro~ PAGE THRE ..... Hawk Diamondmen Beat Southwestern, 18-1 • VETFRAN OF THE ANGLEs - By Jack Sorre Whitney Martin', .11U Victory Makes SPORTS Third Straight TRAIL For Iowa Team Iowa • Inopportune time CoUege • Fourth Round Erwin Pras e Gets Unlver_ • Baseball Camps ·SPORTS· Four Bingles For TAMPA, Fla., March 20 (AP) -A southem detow' on the sports Perfect Day at Bat trai!: We-all heah t.hat it's right cold Box score: up noath, and that one Johnny Iowa • AB R H E Paychek had best be careful or Badger Trackmen Hand Smith, It 6 I I Q Kantor, ss ...... 5 5 3 1 he'll be chilled come a week • 4 from next Friday night in New Prasse, 2b 3 4 0 York. George, cf 6 0 2 0 Welp, c 5 1 Inopportune Time I 0 Radics, Ib 5 1 2 0 Pa.ychek, whom we never saw Iowa One-Sided Defeat Kocur, 3b 4 2 2 0 expect when he took those court­ Cook. 1'1 5 2 3 0 ly little pivoting bows when In­ ------. Wymore, p 2 1 1 0 HoPPe. - /.lAS I-IG~D ~vSR.'1 troduced fa'om the rln&'. ts meet· Gordenier, p ...... 3 2 2 0 8I1A,/ARD 111't-e A:( 00\E. Ing Joe Louts at an Inopportune Ben Hogan Anderson loins It Wilson Equals -riMe OR ANof~eR., time, although ts admitted that 45 18 21 1 meeting Louis at any time might Leads Golfers Grid Sclwol Staff Totats !-Ie L.AS1' Het.O 1'1le. be termed inopportune. outhwestern AB B H E -rH~ee CtlSl-lloN At Pinehurst Dash Record At Northwestern D'Auria,5s 3 0 1 0 However, Lou i s U 5 U a 11 y Lewis, cf ..... 2 0 0 0 C~OWN IH 1935; bounces back from an unimpres- Green, 3b ..... 4 0 1 0 (..OSINIi 11" 1'0 sive showmg with a slam-bang PINEHURST, N. C., March 20 Coach Ec'..J.ie Anderson, of Iowa, Rday Team Take and Ward (Piggy) Lambert, Pur­ Abercrombia, If ..... 4002 Wel-KER. COCHRAN performance, literally speaking. , (AP!-Running his sensational Labauve, lb We recall his bout with Natie scormg lOtO a new record lor 36 due basketbal lcoach, will joln .. ". 4 1 1 1 Only Other Iowa Orand, rf ...... 4 0 0 0 Brown in Kansas City shortly holes of U. S. championship golf, the staU of Northwestern univer­ I First in Drubbing sity's summer coaching school, Earnhill, 2b ...... 3 0 1 0 aitel' Bob Pastor stayed 10 rounds Ben Hogan today paced the 38th Hicks, c with the Bomber. annual north and south open field August 19 to 31, it has been an­ ...... 3 0 1 0 MADISON, Wis., March 20 nounced by K. L. Wilson, athletic Gouvernale, p ...... 1 0 0 0 Brown hud gone the limit with to the halfway mark with an ele­ Spence, p 000 0 Louis in a previous bout, but ven-under-par total of 133. (AP)-Wisconsin closed it's In­ director at Northwestern. door dual track meet season 10- In addition to Anderson, the Eejean 1 0 0 0 that was before he knew who His opening effort, a 66 that tied Bourque 000 0 Louis was. On many occasions the course record, had opened up night by handing Iowa a 61 1-2 football faculty of the school wl\l to 24 1-2 trimming in the Wis· consist ot Coach Lynn Waldorf of since, just knowing Joe's identity a three-stroke gap between him Totals 30 I 5 3 has had a strange nal'colic effect and his nearest pursuer. The sec- consin fieldhouse. The & dgers Northwestern and his assistants, on his opponents. ond round 67 he shot today widen- won eight of the ten events, set Burt Ingwersen, line coach, and Three base hits: Kantor, Prasse, .'ourth Round ed that margin to seven stl'okes one new meet record and tied Wes Fry, backlield coach. Duteh Cook. Two base hits: Welp, Gor­ Brown went out in the fourth and left the Texas-born youngster anothlt. Lonborg, Wildcat basketball coach, denier 2, Green, Labauve. Home round of the second bout, barely who plays out of White Plains, N. Jim Wilson, Iowa dash man, wnJ join with Lambert in giving runs: Prasse. Ba s on balls: OU Wymore 3; Gouverna]e 3. Double beating the customers. It was Y., an almost sure shot to come tied the meet record of 6.4 sec­ the course in basketball. plays, Kocur, Pras e, Radics. WIn­ I that kind of a light. Louis won through to first money in tomor­ onds in the 60-yard dash for Courses wJl\ also be !;Iven !n with a mmimum of effort to row's final 36 holes. Iowa's only individual victory. track, adminislratJon, tennis, intra­ ning pitcher Wymore; losiog mend his turn prestige. Ed Smith, the Bddgers' Big Ten mural athletics and treatment ot pitcher Gouvernale. Paychek is meetlng the Bomber high hurdle champion, tied hi~ Injuries. These CoU! es will be giv­ after the latter's rather unfortun­ Ii own meet Dnd fieldhousc mark en by members at Northwestern's By FRED HOHENHOR T ate experience with Arturo Go­ in the 60-yard high hUTdles and athletic staff. The choo! which LAFAYETTE, Ln., March 20- doy, who look II. deep breath and Hawkeye II Al Horrer ot Wisconsin set a new has been held annually tor the (Special to The Dally Iowan)­ stayed down for 15 rounds, and meet mark in the high jump with past 14 Years attracts high school Booming Hawkeye bats pounded thereby stayed up. We thought ('I height ot six feet, three and and coU ge coaches from all sec­ out 21 hits today oft Southwestern Louis did as well as could be ex­ Highlights _-' one· quarter inches. tions ot the country. One hundred Louisiana Institute pitchers as pected under the circumstances, The Summaries and fifty were enroll d last year. Coach Otto Vogel's Iowa dIamond­ but many thought otherwise. One-mile Tun: won by Schoen­ men made I t three in a row over Connie Mack's Athletics Rate He'll be ou t to regain esteem, For the sixth year, the facJlities ike, Wisconsin ; Elliot, Iowa sec­ the southern team, J 8-1. of the Iowa field house swimming ond; 1?/:Iuel' , Wisconsin, third. and he'll be meeting a man made George Plans While Keith Wymore and Ted to order for his style. A critic pool have been made available to Time- 4 minutes, 33.4 seconds. • state Y. M. C. A. swimmers and SO-yard dash: won by Wilson, Gordenier checked the South­ who saw Polychek on the west East~rn Tour western team with five scaltered As Vastly Better Than In 1939 coast several years ago reports he divers for their title meet... com­ Iowa; Novak, Wisconsin, second; petitors will range from 9-year-old Merrlt, Wisconsin, third. Time- bingles and a lone run, the Hawk­ is an excellent boxer, and can eyes went to work on the haple . .------~------take a punch or leave it alone, lads to ex-collegians. . .probable 6.4 scconds. (tied meet record date, April 13, with qualifiers set in 1939 by Kaufman, Wis­ For Savold enemy. Erwin Pro sse, Hawkeye but if he takes it he goes right second baseman, blasted out a !rom distr~ct meets competing, con~in). Around The Big Leagues to sleep. His chin, our in Qnnant DES MOINES, March 20 (AP)­ homer, a triple and two singles New Material said, is u little on the brittle Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota High jump: won by HalTer, Pinkie George, manager or Lce in lour times at bat for 8 pertect side. will race in one of the matched re­ Wisconsin; Timmerman, Wiscon­ to third on a single by Bill Dickey lays at the Chicago Relays Satur­ sin, second; Phillips, WisconSin, Snvold, Des Moines heavyweight, day. Cook and Kantor pounded Sho,vs Promise; Durocher Will and scored on Bill Knickerbocker'" If he lasts two or three rounds said tonight the fighter would be­ out triples tor Iown and doubles he'll be doing right well. day night. . .the teams should be and Wilson, Iowa, tied tor third. Examine Ami fly. evenly matched. . .Iowa is joint Hlght-6 feet 3 1-4 Inches. (New gin an eastern boxing lour the were hit by Welp and Gordenler, Joe Vosmik of the Dodgers and first week in April. the Iowa hurler letting two, Veterans O. K. CLEARWATER, Fla., March 20 BASEBALL CAMPS holder ot the record, 3:20.6, made meet record), (ormer, 6 feet 3 (AP)-Leo Durocher, manager of Frank Crose ttl of the Yanks hit last year, but no members of the inches, was set in 1932 by Shaw, George said Sa voId would fight Kantor and Cook had almost as Buck Newsom, Detroit pitcher, in Kansas City, Cincinnati, Phila­ big a day at bat as Prasse, each thll Brooklyn Dodgers, announced home runs. passing thirLI base umpi.re on way record tearn are running now ... Wisconsin. By ROBERT ~IYERS delphia, Baltimore and Bo ton, and collecting three bingles out ot t('rlay he will fly to Johns Hopkin! to dugout after a disputed deci­ the current team is about six sec­ 440-yard dash: wOn by Zolin. ANAHEIM, Cal., March 20 (AP) perhaps in Detroit. After that he live times at the plate. hospifal in Baltimore for an exam- Bartell, Tigers sion: "Well, I guess that's what onds slower. Wisconsin; Gillespie, Iowa, sec­ - Professor C. McGillicuddy, ination of his lame thl'owing arm. In its :first two games, Iowa's ond; Altheimer, Wisconsin, third. wlll make a boxing tour through Southwestern's lone run came you come down here for - to the south. in the seventh Inning of! Gor­ bette!' known as Connie Mack, Durocher injured his arm three Nip Giants, 8-7 get the knots out of yow' head." baseball team collected 20 hits and Time-51.7 seconds. weeks ago and since ha;; been un- LAKELAND, Fla., Mal'ch 20 9 runs... held Louisiana opponents 60-yard high hurdles: won b:r Dates fOl' the matches and op­ denier. Wymore held the foes still is ca;rwing on extensive ponents tor Savold have not been scoreless tor the first tour Innings, spring experiments with his Phil­ able to throw effectively. It is the (AP)-Rowdy Dick Bal·tell, once Hank Gowdy, on the training to 8 hi1:s and 4 runs ...played el'­ Smith, Wisconsin; Sparks, Iowa, first time the little manager ever a great hero for the New York Gi­ rorless ball in the second game second; Haberman, Wisconsin, determined, George said. giving way to Gordenier in the adelphia baseball aggregation, but of pitchers: Sa voId's next fight will be in St. filth. early returns indicate almost had trouble with his arm. Coach ants beat them for the Detroit Ti­ ...this southern trip is Iowa's tbird. Tlme-7.5 seconds. (Tied the to "Cy Young used to report to Louis March 28. He will meet certainty that his Athle~ics will Charlie Dressen will be in charge gers'today 8 to 7 in a 12-inning tenth, ..up to Wednesday, Hawk­ meet and tieldhouse record held a camp and pitch nine innings the Johnny Whiters. Detroit negro. be a vastly imp'i'Oved club in of the team during the manager's ~xhibition 'tussle. ' first day. It used to be a theory eye teams had won 34, lost 24, tied by Smith). PJr&ieis Will absence. He hit a two-run homer to cli- l. Two-mile run: won by Farin, He will light In Des Moines April 1940 over last year. that a pitcher was bound to get 2. PASADENA, Cal., (AP)-Pit­ Professor Mack has a wdalth of max a five-run raliy in the sev­ a sore arm some time during a When Dr. Eddie Anderson tea­ Wisconsin; Knox, Wisconsin, sec­ tsburgh's Pirates blasted out fl ve promising, and somewliat expen­ Browns Blank enth inning and tried to sew UP season, and that it was best to ches at the Northwestern summel' ond; '"Schnoor, Iowa, thiTd. Time hc..me runs, three of them in the sive, new material to work with, the game in the eleventh by poun­ get it early and get it over with. coaching course August 19-31, he -9 minutes 51 seconds. Ike, WIsconsin; Carlson, Iowa sec­ late innings, to deCeat the Chi­ along wi~h several fine speci­ Tulsa Oilers ding a double and then stealing That's been disproved now, of will be the only visiting football Shot put: won by Malisch, ond; Bauer, Wisconsin, third. cago White Sox 10 to 7 yester­ mens of proven dependable tal­ SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March third. When he got no help in this C'ourse. expert. ..the course, held annual­ Wisconsin; Paskvan, Wisconsin, Time--2 minutes .S seconds. day and snap the American lea­ ent. That is all this 77-year-old 20 (AP)-Bill Cox and Bill Mil­ frame he came back in the 12th "And don't let Johnny Vander ly for 14 years, attracts more than second. Leuz, Iowa, third. Dis­ One-mUe relay: won by rowa, gues' winning streak at five master of the national pastime ler pitched 3-hit ball today as the with the ba3es loaded and two out Meer's wildness worry you too 150 high school and college coach­ tance-47 feet 10 inches. (Hinrichs, Beebe, Lapham, WIl· games. needs. Si. Louis Browns blanked the Tul­ and slammed his third straight hit. lOuch. They say he threw 76 es from many sections. Pole vault: won by Willi'ams son). Time--3:33.8. Meantime, let it be recorded sa Oilers of the Texas league, 14 Jlitches in two innings the other RecruIt Hawkeye left halfbacks and G81'dner, Wisconsin; Foster, that the Athletics' decision to to O. The game was called in the Ambers Signs day. Why that's nothing. The who would like to fill in for Nile Wisconsin, second. Height - 13 train in (.\a lifornia has not only last of the eighth inning. lteds had a pitcher named Bar­ Kinnick include Tom Farmer of feet. YOUR GRACIOUS HOST been a success from more angles Twelve hits, 12 walks, two hit To Meet Jenkins rett here ;] couple of years ago Cedar Rapids, Bill Stauss of Cres­ S80-yard run: won by Schoen- than one, but a heart warming batters and 5 errors turned the who walked 16 men in the first ton, Bob Bender of Davenport, and FROM COAST TO COAST pETsonal triumph for Mr. Mack game into a rout aIler the first NEW YORK, March 20 (AP)­ two innings, and hit some be­ Jim Youel of Ft. Madison ...and himself. F rom the acclaim-and inning. Lou Ambers, king of the light­ sides." Bill Parker of Des Moines and • the paid attendance at the A's Don Heffner and Tony Criscola weights, and Lew Jenkins, up­ Henry Miller of Ida Grove have .n •• exhibition games, which is some­ hit for extra baSlls and Walt Jud­ and - coming Sweetwater, Tex., The unprcdJctable Casey Sten­ ambitions to follow in the foot­ tt .1TZJ!j thing to consider-a casual on­ nich si ngled both times at the 135-pounder, today were matched gel, Bee pilot,. pulled another steps of Erwin Prasse and Dick TODAy -AND FRIDAY NEW looker would get the idea that plate. for a 15-round title fight in Madi­ one the other day. One or his Evans at ends. ONLY YORK this outfit won the pennant last son Square Garden, May 10. rookies had reached third, where HDIO'S ACE DUllYlC ruM A swimming pool has been year instead of finishing seventh. Dodgers Back A! Weill, manager of Ambers, Casey was coaching, In &D , ,ex­ ...w.xocmo 01 TIlE sawn Nor can you make lInyone in previously had r~used to let the hibition game. The rookJe wa&cb­ built within the walls of 400- n..r._IIDn this rousing town of Anaheim In Old Form champion meet Jenklns until pro­ ed the pitcher throw a couple of year-old El Morro fortress, which .1 ,.41.'. ·.10 think that the A's will wind up moter Mike Jacobs promised &:­ baits, thell In a hoarse lta&'e was erected in 1541. TOWN" 1t,1 •• in the lowly spot again. No, sir, CLEARWATER, Fla., March 20 (AP)- The Brooklyn Dodger:; turo Godoy a return match with whisper said to Casey: ,." ,h. ,•• ,', they're dead certain the Mack· _t.~ .. hIIl looked like the daffiness boys of heavyweight champion Joe Louis. "Mr. Stengel, I can steal home men will be l'ight up there Weill, who also manages Godoy, with that pitcher's motion." whacking la\., if no\. whacking old today for one play-and that one piay cost them a 5 Lo 4 loss said, however, Godoy had been Casey pt'omptiy signalled the over, the mightly Yankee~. promised another shot at Louis photographers to get ready, and There seems 10 be grounds lor to the New York Yankees. In the ninth inning pitcher Max and so agreed to the lightweight sent the kid in. this confidence, too. The Athle­ bout. He made It. ' tics' pitching sta ff may be a Macon and first baseman Bert whizz if some of the newcomers Haas collided over an easy ground- ======come through; the infield should el' and put Charley Keller on base be much Improved over last year; with the winning run. He I'aced the outfield has mC'fe reserve LAST DAY power, and there was nothing ity man Al Simmons, t he old • • wrong with the catching depart­ come-back kid himself, make up ENDS ment last yeal'. That was why the outfield. NOW! FRIDAY NOT A HORROR PICTURE Prank Hayes, the No. 1 back­ Gec..·ge Caetel', Ne~on Potter, stop, held out for more money. Chubby Dean and Wjlliam Beek­ The year's best seller becomes -BUT A NEW ENTER­ Reliable Dick Siebert will be man, are reguiars back lor hurl­ the screen's baCk at first; Benny ($45,000) Mc­ ing duty, but new acquiSitions, GRANDEST BOMANTIC HIT! TAINMENT THRILL! Coy, w~o is doing a great job $uch as Johnny Babich, drbfted -Lloyd C. Douglas' of brushing 'Iff all the llatterinll from Kansas City, and two pur­ DOORS OPEN 1:15-31c to 5:30 attentions paid him, will be at chases from Memphis, Herman HUMPftRlY second; Bi 11 Lillard, another Besse and Ed Heusser, as well illDllPUTID 1l(llvy - money purchase, :from as Che, Poindextcr from Atlanta li BOGART Baltimore, will be at short, and and Elon Hogsett, from Minnea­ UiJdOiu palSaOl AlLEN JENKINS M'... Mack likes AI Rubeling's polis, may give the last year staft STARTING TOMORROW Donald Crfto . C. hie work at third. There are other something to think about. PLUS CO·FEATUBE co·mT lei- candidates, including Dario Lod­ Frank Hayes, who ,,.eported • FRIDAY • .... Aplut Men for a.wr iii ana, Fred Chapman, Joe Gan­ late, after a holdout siege, prob­ KIPLING'S IMMORTAL .... Aptln.. Mant.r a W...., tenbein and AI B'rancato, yet to ably will resume where he lef~ DRAMA BROUGHT TO LIFE -...,,7 . be considered ~or the infield, off last year, with Earle Brucker BY THE YEAR'S GREAT­ A' ...... 'ktwt ...... , Ill. .. ~'" .""~ howevET, although Gantenbcin 1he No. 2 catch!;~" and ~d EST CAST! La.olr· T•• ir.ff: •• may go into the outfield if Sam Hancken and Hal Wagner hustl­ ,.r. Chapman fails to pick up this ing for 11 third place on the re­ ADDED HIT Buster Keaton Comedy year. ceiving corps. Hardhlttlng Bob Johnson, who The A's may not find the ex­ uPardon My Bi'rth Mark" ranked third in runs-batted-!n act combimttion this year, but ...... _II1II- ...... _ the American league last year; they are bound to make it tough Latest Fox News ...... CIHn'IZ ...... Wally Moses, another .300 hitter, fc·.' some of their opponents, and I ...... ·A~_.-.. Plus-IOWA NEWS FLASHES 10 ~IIO ChapmAn, Wilson Miles and util- tougher than ever in 1941. • Late Newa PAGE EO{]TR THE DAlLY IOWAN, 10 - • Can't Believe Chicago Guest Legion Auxiliary I State Play Festival IAMONG IOWA CITY PEOPLE I. c.~. S. Group Will Not Have Party r • To GIve Play Their Eyes Feted Tuesday . - ... ] aegins April I to 6 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lubin, 321 mornIng to spend Easter vacation The regular card party of the Magowan, are Visiting this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. This Afternoon Pharmacy Students Barbara Bell Potter American Legion auxiliary win ------in Waterloo and Mason City. J. Gatens, 401 S. Dodge. not be given tomorrow because or • • • • • • • Stupefied at Notice Is Guest of Honor Holy Week. 1 2 S. V.I. A.rtists Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Steindler, Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Mof­ 3 Music Contestants .Communities, 103 Mell'ose, are spending the (itt, 837 Kirkwood, left yesterday Of 'Found Girl's. Hose' At Easter Courtesy ] Show Work In Easter holidays in New York City. tor a t~n day vacation in Tex~s. Will Play, Sing Solos meet at 2 o'clock in the home o! They left Iowa City Saturday for • • • At Club Session To inquire or not to inquire­ Barbara Bell Potter of Chicago Mrs. James W. Jones, 404 Ma. Junior Colleges Art Exhibition a f~w days' visit in Chicago. Charles Reagan, son of Mr. and that is the question pharmacy stu­ was guest of honor at an Eastel' gowan. i • • • Mrs. Charles R. Reagan, 1507 dents were pondering ovel' yester­ party Tuesday afternoon given by • 0 • e Plan 34 Plays Two artists from the University Mrs. Jessie A. Segar, 310 N. Gil- Kirkwood, arrived yesterday to A play, "Three's a Crowd," day. Mrs. T. P. Hinrichsen, 321 1-2 E. s of Iowa have their work included bert, is entertaining her daughter spend Easter at home. He is a stu­ will be presented by the Iowa Each had passed by the college Market. PAST NOBLE GRANDS I I in the first National Exhibition at and grand3on, Mrs. Jac'k Snyder dent at st. Ambrose college in City high school Paint and bulletin board in the pharmacy­ Guests included Carol and Rob­ . . . of Carnation Rebekah lodge, c WilI. Follow High Grand Rapids, Mich., sponsored by and Charles Lee Snyder of Spen­ Davenport. Patches dramatics club at a gen­ botany building and each had ert Trowbridge, Arlene Sullivan, No. 376, will meet at 8 o'clock d the Ftiends of American Art. The cel', in her home heJ''e during the eral meeting of the Iowa City stopped. Each had read it, smiled Judith Smith of Muscatine, Jerry in Youde's inn. • • • Woman's club at 2:30 this after­ and wondered. School Division exhibition opened March 5 and 'week end. F.rank Rohner, a student at St. Joehnk and Barbara Mary Kanak. fl noon in the clubrooms. The It read well, sounded logical, Barbara Bell and her mother, d Presentations- in March will close March 30. • • • Ambrose college in Davenport, is meeting date was scheduled for but theD-not exactly plausible. Donald Anderson, A4 of Cedar Mrs. J . M. Potter and daughter, spending Easter vacation with his Mrs. J. M. Potter, have been visit­ '"l , Rapids, is represented by "Hot Barbara Bell, of Chicago left yes- tomorrow but was changed be­ It wasn't conventional to leave ing MI·s. Hinrichsen for the past b parents, Dr. and Mrs. ·F. J. Roh­ cause of Good Friday. such things as those around-no, I The producti~ scnedule for the Man" a wood-carving, and "Hard t er d ay a ft er a ten day visit in the ner, 718 S. Summit. ten days. DlL\L5915. 34 plays in the junior college and Winter," a watercolor. home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hin- Cast of the play, which is di­ l\Ot conventional or proper. • • • rected by Pat Baldridge, in­ Some students returned to re­ P 'community sections of the state "Turtle Fishermen," a watercol- richsen, 312 1-2 E. Market. D. Mac Showel's, J3 of Iowa Ci ­ cludes Helen Beye, Martha Mae read the notice and found it as be­ For Perfect Cleaning \\ play festival at the University or by Charles Okerbloom, instruc- .. • • ty; Morton Tonken, J4 of Hart­ Chappel, Jim Swaner, Vernon fore-"Found: One pair of iirl's of Iowa April 1 to 6 was an- tor in the art department, is also Paul Hennessy, a student at St. ford, Conn.; J ohn Mueller, J3 of Bothel and Ed Oldis. hJ)Se. Inquire at drllg service of­ Today nounced yesterday by the exten- included in the exhibition. Ambrose college in Davenport, is Iowa City, and Art Goldberg, J4 Three soloists of Iowa City fice." Five Organizations sion division. spending Easter visiting his moth- of Iowa City, will go to Moline, Ill., high school, who are entered in The 15 junior colleges will be- TODAY er, Mrs. J . Hennessy, 234 N. Madi- today on busi ness. the music "on test, will also par­ P1an Sessions· gin presentation ot their plays son .. • • • ticipate in the program. Bob Prof. Aurner April 1, while the community • • • Betty Glentzer, a student at Merriam will play a clarinet Clark college in Dubuque, will ar­ To Be Speaker IOWA CITY WOMAN'S ... groups take the stage of the uni- WI'th Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hotz will be solo, and Charles Ingersoll, tenor, · .. club will meet at 2:30 in the versity tbeater April 4. These dinner guests Easter Sunday in the rive this afternoon to spend Easter and Phyllis Blackman, soprano, vacation visiting her mother, Mrs. For Wylie Guild clubrooms of the community sections 101l0w the high school WSUI home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. will sing. The laUer three ap­ building. division, in which 67 plays will Edwards, 132 Highland drive. Verna Glentzer, 630 Bowery. pearing on the program are chil­ dren 01 cillb members. " . .. Prof. Nellie S. Aurner will . be offered between March 25 • • • · . and 30. Edward Greer, son of Mr. and A license to wed was issued yes­ Any Iowa City woman who speak on ner recent Mediterran­ UNIVERSITY CLUB Greet Spring with terday by County Clerk R. Neil­ Judges will use the group rat- TOOAY'S mGnLIGHTS Mrs. L. C. Greer, 428 S. Governor, wishes to join the club may make ean cruise at a supper meeting of · . . will meet for a kensington cleaned and pressed son Miller to Bill Miller, 21, and ing system in distribution of The poetry ot Robert Frost will is spending Easter at home. He is application at this time. The the Wylie Guild of the Presbyter­ tea from 3 to 5 o'clock in the We can clean and press your Edna Steadman, 21, bOth of Cedar program is being presented by jan church at 6 p. m. tomorrow. clubrooms of Iowa Union. awards. In addition to the plays, be read and dlscussed cn the Time a student at St. Ambrose college suit or dress in three hours. the actors and producers will Out For Poetry program this eve- in Davenport. Rapids. the drama department. Mrs. Special music for the program will " . . i • .. 0 Thomas Reese is chairman of the be furnished by Elizabeth Bell' atiend luncheons and round table nlng at 8:15. • 0 • MODERN MIXERS .•. sessions of va;rious phases of Prof. and Mrs. Earl E. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Merle J. Sanger of department and of this meeting. Jones, vocalist. · . . will meet at 6 o'clock in technique. Dr. Ralph H. Ojemann of the 329 Hutchinson, are leav~ng this Wabash, Ind., are parents of a son, Tea will be served at the Those on the committee in MODERN I Richard Elwood, who was born meeting. Those on the serving charge of the supper are Ethel the home of Mrs. Charles Black, This is the official junior col- child welfare department will morrung to spend Easter wlth Pro- 109 Riverside drive. lege schedule: speak on "In Step With the Times" fe.ssor Harper's mother in Kansas March 5. Mr. Sanger i;3 a gradu­ committee are Mrs. Edna M. Har­ Cooper, Fanny Kerr, Jean Cassel, Cleane,·s ate of the university college of en­ tel', Mrs. Cora M. Chapman, Mrs. Grace Taylor, Elizabeth Winbigler, " . . Monday, April I-Dowling 01 on the Radio Child Study club City, Mo. I gineering. Mrs. Sanger, the former Clarence J. Koser and Mrs. Lee Marjorie Moburg and Mrs. J. GIRL SCOUT ••• 117 S. Dubuque De3 Moines, Waukon, Maquoketa, this afternoon at 2:30. The program • • 0 Muscatine, Osceola, Webster City, is sponsored by the Iowa child Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Higley of Jean Hustead, was graduated from Bailey. White Brown. · . . Brownie pack leaders will Clarinda. welfare research station. Davenport will spend Easter in the university speech department. An executive board meeting Tuesday, April 2 - Red Oak the home of their son, frof. L. B. .0. will begin at 1 :30 this afternoon. Ell{ader, Albia, Washington, Cres~ Beth Kensinger, A4 or Cedar Higley, 705 S. Sum~t. Other Jean Hammill, 120 N, Dubuque, Dues will be accepted at t his ton, Mar~halltown, Burlington, Rapids, will present Homemaker's guests of Professor and Mrs. Hig­ will spend Easter vacation in the time. and Bloomfield. ley will include Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. John P . von Forum this morning at 11:15. Lackum Sr., at Waterloo. Daily Iowan Want Ads Community groups have been Bruce Higley and son, Richard, of booked as follows: Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. William • • • D. M. Engineer Thursday, April 4 _ Class B: TODAY'S PROGRAMS Friph of Davenport and Ml'. and Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Hodenfield III Scott County Junior Farm Bu- 8-Morning chapel, the Rev. L. Mrs. G. Henry of Belle Plaine. and son, Jan, will spend Easter To Speak Here reau, Osceola, Vinton Faculty A. Owen. • • • vacation in the home of Mr. Hod­ HOUSES and APARTMENTS SPECIAL NOTICE club, School for Blind; Cedar 8:15-String quartet. Thomas Donohoe, son of Mr. and enfIeld's parents at Glenwood. Next Wednesday CLASSIFIED Falls, Davenport Woman's club. 8:30-DailY Iowan of the Air. Mrs. J . J. Donohoe, 223 E. Bloom- '" • * FOR RENT- 5 room house. Cor­ CISTERNS CLEANED: Call W. H. Friday, April 5-Class B: Du- 8:40-Morning melodies. ington, and Phillip Kaufman of Dr. and Mrs. George Albrigbt "Securing Employment and ge1- alville Hts. Dial 6171 . ADVERTISING Hull. 2797. buque Drama club, Websier City, 8:50-Service reports. New York City are spending Eas- and daughter, Hariet, 715 Park ling Promotions in Industry" will RATE CARD Waterloo, Jda Grove, Iowa City, 9-lllustl'ated musical chats, tE!'r with Mr. Donohoe's parents. road, are planning to spend Easter be discussed by George A. Carl­ ROOM AND Kitchenette for lady. INSURANCE: OF a good meal at Council Bluffs, Clinton. Verdi, Requiem Mass. They are both students at SL in Mt. Vernon with Mr. and Mrs. son from the Northwestern Bell All modern, refrigerator. Phone the D and L any time. Saturday, April 6 - Class A: 9:5 0-Program calendal' and John's university at Collegeville T. 1. Mitchell, cousins of Dr. Al­ Telephone company in Des Moines 6402. CASH RATE Vinton, Davenport, Burlington; weather report. Minn. ' bright. at a joint meeting of the local FOR SALE - HOUSES Class C: Des Moines Mask and 10-The week in economics, • • • student engineering societies in FOR SALE 1 or 2 days- Candle Players (2), Council Prof. C. Woody Thompson. Francis Lenoch, a student at St. the chemistry auditorium on Bluffs Studio players, Iowa City. 10:15-Yesterday's musical fav- Ambrose lie . D Stitch, Chatter Club 10c per line per (Jay orites. . co ge III avenport, March 27, it was announced. FOR SALE- Acreages, houses, I 3 days- FOR SALE 10:30-The book shelf. arnved yesterday to spend the va- Will Meet Tomorrow The guest engineer is head of farms. S. R. Ranshaw. Dial 6370. 7c per line per day cation period in the home of his 4 room bungalow, good location. 11-Light opera company of Los parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Len- tIJe transmission and protection 6 days- WANTED TO BUY All mod e l' n except furnace. Student Does Angeles. oeh, 420 Ronalds, Mrs. W. A. Roessler will be equipment for Iowa area. Arrang­ 5c per line per day 11:15- Homemaker'S forum, 0 • • hostess at a general meeting of ed by the student branch of the 1 month- Priced to sell. $2,250. Good WANTED-BEST typewriter $10 Beth Kensinger. the Stitch and Chatter club at Am~'cican SQciety o[ Civil Engin­ terms. Edmund Gatens, a junior at 4.c per line per day 11 :30-Melody time. 1:30 p.m. tumorrow in the Light will buy. Dial 9590. Experiments Notre Dame university at South eers, the talk will conclude a List your properties for sale 1l:50-Farm flashes. and Power company assembly series of five engineering employ­ -Figure 5 1V0rds to line­ Bend, Ind., will arrive home this I BUY men's clothini, and pay with the 12-Rhythm rambl-as. rooms. ment discussions. Minimum Ad-2 lines your price. 517 S. Madison. With Surfaces 12:30-Forest fires. Wilkinson Agency 12:45-Service reports. WILL BUY used clothes, shoes. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Dial 5134 Working on the formation of a 2-Afternoon melodies. W ill pay highest prices. Barga! n 2:10-0rgan melodies. 50c col. inch newly developed road surfacing Store. 221 S. Dubuque St. Jefferson Hotel Bldg. compound, which he will introduce 2:30-Radio child study Or $5.00 per month into China upon his return, Lee Guiding the Adolescent, Iowa Child Welfare Research station, ' 1 year so economy WANTED-LAUNDRY Fah Yih, graduate student in en­ I average 35,000 m~ es a , HAUUNG gineering here from Shanghai, Dr. Ralph H. Ojemann. WANTED STUDENT L.AUNDR"i. All Want Ads Cash in Advance counts heavily with me. I've driven ~y 1940 Messenger Service Till 5 P.M. is in Rock Island, Ill., carrying on 5:30-Musical moods. 17 460 miles ~n 6 months Shirts 10c. Free delivery. 315 N his research work at the labora­ 5:50--Daily Iowan of thll Air. Packard (my 53rd car ) . ' 1 GlIbert. Dial 224.6. Counter Servl(:e Till 6 P.M. · t xcept for gas, 01 tories there. 6-Dinner hour program. and haven't spent $ 5 on 1 , e 7-Children's hour, the land of WANTED - Students' lallndlJ Under the direction of William and lubrication . Gas mileage is better than on Responsible fOl' one incorrect Gallagher, Rock ISland City engin­ the story book, Soft water used, Save 30%. Dla small cars I've owned - averaging at least 17 insertion only. eer, Yih is experimenting with 7:30--Sportstime. 5797 the new road surfacing which is 7:45-Evening musicale, miles to the gallon . the stabilization of soil through J acob Van del' Zee. ROOMS FOR RENT mixture with Portland cement. 8-History in review, J. W. Hamilton Leonard, Western Survey. PLEASANT ROOM for women. Kalamazoo. Mich. Approved. 430 N. Dubuque. Dial DIAL 4191 .. 8:15-Time out for poetry, poe­ . try of Robert Frost. 4208. I HOUSE TO HOUSE I 8:30-Album of artists. PLUM1HNG ( ' APPROVED EOOM for men. Rea­ DIAL 9696 . 8:45-0al1)' Iowan of the Air. sonable. Close in. Dial 3600. Currier Hall PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR Maher Bros. Transfer Joe Keh(1e, A3 of Wellman, Carnation Rebekahs FOR RENT: Comfortable room Conditioning. Dial 5870. Iowa was guest of honor at a birthday 703 Bowery. City Plumbing. party given for him Tuesday by Schedule Meeting DOUBLE OR SINGLBJ ROOM------HEATING. ROOFING, SPOUT· Kay Clave, A3 of Webster City. For Tomorrow Night You'll Like Thompson Guests Illcluded Peggy O'Brien, Graduate student pr!:tcrred. J.111 Ing. FlIrnacE cleaning anc. re- S Clinton. pairing 01 all Idnds Schupperl MOVING SERVICE A2 of Cedar Rapids; George Mo- Carnation Rebekah lodge, No. and Koudelka. I)ial 4640. DIAL 6694 ser, A3 of Ft. Atkinson; Helen 376, will have a regulal' business LOST AND FOUND THOMPSON TRANSFER Boylan, C3 of Webster City; Bill meeting at 7:30 p . m. tomorrow in WAN'l'ED - PLUMBING AND CO. INC. Warner, A2 of Clinton; Betty Ithe I. O. O. F. hall. LOST-GIRL'S Hamilton watch heating. Larew Co. 227 \!. c. J . Whipple, Owner MacGoey, A4 of Webster City, Mrs. Jacob Parker and Mrs. Re­ between Union and Tri Delt Washington. Phone 9681. and Gordon Kollasch, Al of Al- na Thomason wil1 be in charge of I house. Reward. Dial 3173. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gona. the social hour after the meeting. Th.lmilllotlialqf J. II" Hamillon (b . L • • S UW1I aou"e) "one oj SCOrts o"jilt "I PudQrd Molor Car COHlPR1fY LOST-GREEN Sheaffer pen. Fri­ day. Near Schaefer hall. Reward. Want A.ds Dial 4191 Dial Ext. 471. COMPARE ECONOMY-YOU'lL PICK PACKARD! CAR SERVICE I VITALIZE YOUR car today_ Home 011 Co. Dial 8366, Packard, of all manufacturers, COMPARISON OF SERVICE CHARGES halthefastest-growing familv Avorall" thargo Tire Recapping, Expert me­ of owners in America. Type 0' S...." •• Operallon Packard ·'ow•• t. chanic work, brake relining, 110 priced'" battery charging, new tires Service brakes, adjust complete 2.70 2.53 and batteries. Service calls And the big reason is­ Re-line and adjust brakes, 4 made anywhere. greater owner satisfaction ... wheels ...... _ 13.65 12.81 Dial 7234 Clean and adjust carburetor • 2,40 2,43 K. in value, perfor~nce and all­ Tune engine...... • 4.75 4.07 O. TIRE SHOP Piston riogs-re-new all, align 219 S. Linn St. around economy. Packard urges rods . . . . . , . . . 23.65 24.12 you to compare .•.. check ... dem­ Carbon aod valve job. . • _ 13.00 13.98 Front wheel loe-jn, check and HOME FURNISHINGS onstrate it against other cars. adjust ...... _ 1.25 1.02 Clutch, pedal clearance, adjust. .50 .53 Our stock of Oswald's Happy You'll find it's 1940's stand­ Fan belt, re-new...... \.90 1.57 SPECIAL NOTE. These price•• re 'nken (rom an im- New 1940 WalJpapers out-a big car that costs little 2a ..ial fla, ra'. manual u.ed by over 30,000 .Ira"e•. 'Cause He Knows Hejng a"~r#I' C05tS, they may be SQmewnat higher or Is Complete to run. For proof, study the lower in YOur cilY becau5e ofloca.l conditions. but ,he)' do illu,arate the small difference in upkeep expease berween Ready for you to see comparative service costs at the Packard and much :i01alJer cars. Where to find the best bargains in Used Car!t\ in laun· STILLWELL'S right-then see your nearest dry service, in plumbing, transfer service. He knows Packard dealer now. where to look for lost articles and where to go for the B~A best entertainment in Iowa City. Now, mer. thai 1'111'- USED FURNITURE ~ Kotex Val-U·Box 8ivel DIAL 2141 you several mooths'supply ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Used Electric Refrigerator­ WHERE? (5"" dozeD) at oDe time. in good shape-Reasonable, 66 ttdpltins $1.00 Saves frequoDt ftoOrdtrin .. THE WANT ADS Vacuum Cleaners for Rent Dial 4145 IN COOK MOTOR CO. The Daily Iowan 120 SO. GILBERT STREET Strub's

\ THE DAlLY IOWAN, 10\ A CITY, IOWA PAGE FIVE Church Group . Rummage? C::tWAN! BAC.K TO YOUR Plans Drama Mu ic Group Spon ors CO~R Sale Saturday Symholic Idealism Old magazines and newspapers, To Be Interpreted unwanted by their owners, will be By Student Players conected tomorrow morning by ~embers of the music organiza­ I> drama symbolic of the one tions of Iowa City high school for interpolated into the service of the a rummage sale sponsored by the early Christian church will be pre­ Music auxiliary of Iowa City high sented by the young people of the school Saturday morning in the Iirst Congregational church in basement of the community buj)d~ connection with the annual Maun­ ing. dy Thursday communion service. People donating papel' are asked The drama is adapted in part to separate the magazines from I from the historical studies of me­ the newspapers and to leave both dieval stage productions by Karl bundles on theil' porches. H the Young and the "Quem Quaeritis" bundl are not collected or if the by Paul Osgood. donators would like the collectors The original was sung by the to come early, donators may call priest just before the mass and Mrs. Ingalls Swisher, 4978. was called Ule Easler trope. Out of this plain :song developed our more elaborate Easler pageants. The group presenting the drama Fire Damages desires to rec:lpture th~ spil'it and symbolical idealism of the service in the early church. Emphasis will Cox·Home be laid primarily on symbolism and color. Line;; will be chanted Members of the Iowa City fire and simple costumes will be worn department were called to the by the actors. home of Bernard Cox, 722 Second Grace Martin, Miriam Peterson avenue, yesterday to extinguish a and Jean Prescott will represent blaze burning between the walls. the three Maries in the drama. The fire was caused by sparks The apostles Peter and John will from the chimney, according to be represemed by Keith Smith and firemen. Keith Sutton, and the angel by Small damage was reported. Hayden Hughes. I The general public is invited to attend this :;ervice. Harry E. Stinson N Submits Sculpture To Lincoln Exhibition

Allin a Name "John Brown," a sculpture by HOLD YOUR FINGER YOU, DEAR· Harry E. Stinson, instructor in the HE.RE SO 1 CAN YOU MAY GO 2 Attendance Records art department, is one of the works TIE A KNOT--· OUT NOW Worst, Best of art included in the Nebraska Art association exhibition at Lin­ coln, Neb. The east :lnd the west ne'er may The association, which is ce l e~ meet, but two other extremes, the brating its 50th anniversary, asked worst and the best, meet three Mr. SUman to send his work. • days eV'zry week in Prof. C. L. S&ndcl's' advertising class in the university ::;chool of journalism. Mrs. Ketelsen Bill Best, A4 of Omaha, Neb., and Ho·.\·ard Worst, 1>3 of Musca­ Elected Head tine, are the nominal representa­ tives of these opposites on Profes­ Mrs. Philip D. Kp;pl~nn was el­ sor Sanders' attendance record. ected presidwt of th:? Reed cl1xil­ "I guess I'll let my name :;peak iury at a meetin~ of the gro'lp yes­ for itself," exclaimed Mr. Best terday afternoon in the home of when a ~ ked to comment on the sit­ Mrs. L. B. Higley, 705 S. Summit. uation. Other officers who were elec~ "No comment," said Mr. Worst. ted include Mrs. C. A. Bowman, vice-president; Mrs. Karl Kauf­ man, treasurer, and Mrs. Roy sorzI2.V·· 'jouLL HA'I1i ro Rhubarb was first used in Mushrush, secretary. EAr ALONE ., AFT&fZ THE" 1------1 Europe for medical purposes and 8ROAOCA'3, I'IIE" GOl" TO DASH BACIG 10 TH&:lrItoAmE was one of the most costly of The fil'st "tea party" in Amer­ fOf2 TH. el8:NING PEraR?12MANa;.' Good medicines. The cost was caused ica W:lS not held at Boston, but by the expense of importing it at Edenton, -N. C., where patri­ sale from China, across Asia, and the otic matl'ons met and resolved difficulty ~f preserving it from I to give up Uleir tea until the attacks of Insects. British tax was removed. HITLER, MUSSl;.L.fNI IN -CONF AS

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~c. CCUL1) "B"E. "PE.RSUA1YE.D To ACCE..?T f50T~QO -.: I&RAAPPAPP,,( GALE W'Nt>PENNY :) SCO~ES ON A W/N"TEP: GOl...FER. I'HO. Ku~ PtMUm ~-2.1 PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, MAI{ ' LJ 2J, 1040 Consumers' Cooperative Finn Priest Risks Life Donati~lg Blood to Jewish Boy President of Cornell College ICochran Attends Film, Meeting Files Articles of Incorporation Speaks to High School Pupils Lee W. Cochran, supervi~or oC lhe visual Instruction d~purtme nl In County Recorder's Office At Annual Holy Week Banquet of thc extension dll'islon, left thi~ +------morOlng for New 'York City lo attend a meeting of lhc buurd DC Plans To Promote Dr. Llewellyn Owen directol'.; of the American Film foundation. He will rctul'n to Iowa Economic Welfare Youngsters Acts a Toastmaster New Slant City Sunday. Of Its l\lemhers Serve Beauty At Sponsored Mfair On Posture An association to be known as Dr. John B. Magee, president of the Consumer's Co-operative so­ Student Policemen Cornell college, spoke before a ca­ Dr. McCloy Declares Mr&. M. Havel ciety of Iowa City filed articles pacity audience of between 200 of incorpora tion yesterday in the Permit Violation­ and 250 students from Iowa City All Human Bein~s Files Petition Johnson county recorder's office. 'She's Beautiful' and University high schools Can't Stand Upright The new co-operative will last night at a banquet in the handle and produce foodstufls, First Presbyterian church. Askin!! $430 clothing, fuel, petroleum prod­ Two 3tudent policemen from The banquet, which was a part Dr. C. H. McCloy of the physi - '- ' ucts, building materials and all St. Mary's school busily directed o! the third annual Holy Week ac- :cal education dapartment told other merchandise that th e so­ traffic at Dubuque and Jeffer­ ti.vitic3 for high school youth, was members of the Lions club at their Assert~ Feed Bouglll ciety may wish to sell. son streets yesterday. sponsored by the mi nisterial asso- A lm'ge automobile driven by ciation of Iowa City. Dr. Llewelyn weekly meeting in Reich's pine Its purpose as stated in the From Poultry CompallY a chauffeur was stopped by Owen acted as toastmaster. room yesterday that all humans articles of incorporation will be them only after a maximum ef­ Le sened Pt'oduction to promote the economic welfare Dr. Magee, in the coursc of hi s are neither adapted nor capable of fort. Four or five students cross­ of Its members by u tilizing their lecture, w'ged Iowa City's young assuming an absolut·a ly upright I ed the stl·~ct. . , A petition was fi ed by Mrs. united effort for purchase, dis­ people to "be patriots but not Traffic began to move again. nationalists." posItion. IMelvin Hovel in .10lmson counly tributIon and production. And again the student cops sig­ Speaking on the subject of "Pos- dislrict court yesterday against Membership Privileges "There are nation3 of the nalled for passing motorists to ture," Dr. McCloy said that rOUI1- the Iowa City Poultry and Eg~ To share the distribution and world," declared the speaker, "who halt. ded backbone,", are natural for company asking a judgment oC patronage of the new firm, mem­ are crying, 'Release unto us Bar­ I A fiery red roadstel' driven by bership may be purchased for $10 abbas, the robber who can rob some individuals becausc they $430.40. the usual blonde co-ed flashed which entitles the member to pur­ other states of liberty.' Thus, Bar­ have a different type of pelviS I .Th e plaintiff stales in the peti· past the intersection. abbas is still applauded, while b e tlon thnt as u result of poultry chase commodities, to participate "Get her license number," in meetings, to vote on all mat­ Chi'ist is crucified afresh." o~ 'is perfectly natura 1 for some feed purchased from the defend­ yelled one of them. ters at meetings and to share in After Dr. Magee's address, a people to walk with their feet a?t, 75 hen~ Hnd th ree cockerels The other one gazed wistfully high school dramatic group, direc­ pointed outward he explained died and that lhe egg productlOlJ the distribution of patronage divi­ after the dIsappearing car. dends. ted by Betty Keyser and Dick Bal­ because of th e r~l' mation of theh: of the flock was lost for a period "Shucks," he said. "Leave her Despite warnings of possible ef­ 12-yeal'-0Id Chicago Jew, stricken undergo a!'_other operation in three dridge, presented a one-act play, hi bones. of four months. Five directors will be elected go. She's beautiful." by all members of the organiza­ fects from losing blood in h is own with staphylococus septicemia, a weeks and was supposed to be "The Terrible Meek." ~peoPle with flat feet are just According. to the petition, the tion. These directors wlll manage weakened condition, Father Paul, deadly blood disease. Father Paul building up his blood supply in flS normal as people with perfectly plamttff claIms negligence on the the affairs of the society, and will assistant pastor of St. Boniface's was released six weeks ago from order to better withstand the oper- Midgets living in New York buy supported arches," the speaker a:;- part of the defendant in :>elling be elected at the first meeting to Services For church, San Franci3co, Cal., sub­ a h ospital after a six-month siege ation. The courageous priest's their cloth€S from a special shop serted, "and usually their arches her the feed. . be held Oct. 15. Local headquar­ mits to a blood transfusion in be­ of the illness which cost him his blood was rushed to Chicago by fo rmidgets; others patronize the are just as strong as normal ones." ~t~orney Paul Too.m~y filed the ters will be at 319 E. 13looming­ 'half of young Sheldon Bellafsky, left leg below the knee. He will plane. children's departments of stores. M'2mbers of the club discussed petition 101' thc plamtlff. tOIi1 street. Mrs. Lit Lenoch ------the benefit show prior to Dr. Mc­ To Reserve Fund Cloy's talk. Ransom Sherman will The society plans to reserve a To Be Fridav Garden Space Applications be featured in the show which Library Plans reasonable fund for depreciation ., will be held in the high school • and to establish an educational Book Describes Iowa Town auditorium on Monday and Tues­ f und to be used for the teaching Life-Long Resident Already Being Received Here .' ...... day. Children Hour of co-operative methods. The re­ Herbert Quick's 'Lattimore' Was Sioux City, maining net earnings are to be Of Johnson County + I . used in the establisbment of a Succumbs at Hom~ Gardens Planned To Palimpsest Article Reveals Dorothy Reha Will revolving fund credited to the ac­ Roger Hora Newton Girl count of each patron in propor­ Funeral service for Mrs. Joseph Furnish Food For Read Et\ster Stories Rocketing real estate values upward. tion to the amount of business he E. Lenoch, 70, 1109 E. Davenport Pleads Guilty Unfortunate Families and soaring prices marked the The boomers at first controlled Hurt Seriously Saturday Afternoon has done with the society during street, who died yesterday after a sensational growth of Sioux City the activitiel/, but once the the year. lingering illness, will be held at Many Iowa City families have Roger Hora, 821 S. L u cas during the 1880's. An Iowa nov­ wheels we:e set, in motion, it An Easter story-hour will be 10 a.m. tomorrow at the St. Wen­ According to the articles, the already applied for space in the street, pl-eaded guilty yesterday elist, Herbert Quick, was an eye seemed thpy revolved on their In CI'ash Here held at the 10wn City Public organization may borrow in an ceslaus chllrch. Iowa City community gardens, before TJ M. Fairchild, justice witness of this mad Sioux City own moml')ntum. According to library in thc chi Idren's reading amount not to exceed $100 from Mrs. Lenoch is survived by her boom. In 1904 he wrote "Alad­ one investor, "We were in the room Saturday at 2 p.m. any member whose membership husband, two daughters, Mrs. Jo­ which are sponsored by the WPA of the peace, to a charge of im­ A colli!sion at Iowa avenue and din & Co .: A Romance of 'Yan­ game to win, to be masters; to Dorothy Reha, children's librar­ seph Krehlik and Mrs. William end the county bo ard of super- proper passing of a motor ve­ has been paid in full and certifi­ kee Magic," describing the phe­ create _ I'll these things went Riverside drive last night caused ian, will read "Bab's Hat" by cates of indebtedness may be is­ Petrak, both of near Iowa City; hicle upon a public highway. visors, it was announced yester- nomenal growth of the fictitious into our beings in thrilling and serious injury to one passenger Carolyn Haywood, "The Little sued to the members in the de­ three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Holu­ day by John Barry, executive Justice ,t'flirchild levied a fine town of Lattimore. This story dizzyfng pulsations of a pleas- and damaged both autolflobiles Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings" nominations of $5 to draw inter­ bar of Boulder, Col., Mrs. J. J. secretary of the Social Service of $l.50 and costs. is typical of Sioux City's devel­ w'e which was not ignoble." badly. and "Nature's Greeting." est not exceeding eight per cent Wanek and Mrs. A. H. Platzer, opment in those fabulous times. In the midst of unbelief that Miriam Palmer of Newton, the Children up to and including a year. both of Iowa City; two broth­ league. A group of men who called anything adverse could happen injured girl, was riding in the au­ the ninth grade may attend. Howard R. Bowen, June V. ers, Thomas and Joseph of Iowa Although plans for the project themselves the "Syndicate" were to Lattimore's prosperity, the tomobil~ d~iven by her mother, Strother, M. M. Johnson, Alex­ City; four grandchildren and one are still in an embryonic stage, Two Fined In panic and hard times did come, Mrs. WI~{l1e ~almer, when an ander C. Kern, Emmet H. Potter, great grandson. responsible for fictitious Latti­ Club To Meet he asserted, the gardens last year more's growth. The Syndicate's and Lattimore and all the Latti- automobIle driven by Bernard Ethan P. Allen, Evans A Worth­ Mrs. Lenoth, a lite-long resi­ mores over the country were hit. Grothe of Riverslda collided with The SpaT'~,h club will mllet in ley and J. Van der Zee were listed dent of lowa City, was the proved to be a benefit to many president had been deeply im­ Police Court pressed by the town's natural The Syndicate did everything it them...... Ithe. nQl'th confcr!'nce room of Iowa as incorporators. The articles daughter of Martin and Mary families and they are anxious for resources and commercial possi­ could to prevent total wreckage The IDJured girl wag unmedlute- Union Tuesday, M~rch 26, at 7 were filed by Roy E. Bazire. Kutcher. On May 25, 1891, she the opportunity 'again this year. but fortunes which were built Ily taken to. Unlverslty hospital p. m., It was. announced yester· was married to Mr. Lenoch and Two traffic violators, J . C. Mc­ bilities. Seeds for the garden are being Cabe of Williamsburg and H. K. Real estate and insurance com­ in ah incredibly short time were (Where 20 shtches were necessary , day. The meetmg Will be over by they have continued their resi­ lost even more suddenly. to close lacerations in her face. 9 p. m. dence here since. purchased in bulk from com­ Henry of Cedar Rapids, were fin­ panies, loan and trust compa­ ,Twelve Schools COUI·t This story of romantic entan- : The body is at the Riley fu­ bined county and relief funds. ed in police 'yesterday. nies, banks, street railways, wa­ McCabe, arrested on a charge of terworks and similar projects glements and "boom technique" neral home. Supervision in the buying is be­ reckless driving, was fined $25 and were quickly organized. Eastern is told by Marie Haefner in a ing furnished by the Social Ser­ Entel· Contest costs of $1. capital was enticed to Lattimore; recent issue of "The Palimpsest," vice league. Henry was fined $1 for street speculators swarmed into t h.' monthly publication of the State It is the plan to provide in­ Private Service storage. town; prices of real estate zoomed Historical Society of Iowa, 41 Pupils To Participate dividual gardens in the city for the families this year, Ba':ry said. In Radio Speaking For J. Masl{e Any Iowa Citians knowing of Contest at S. U. I. a\'aillable garden plots are urged to contact the board of super­ Twelve Iowa high schools have Will Be Today visors or the SocIal Service lea­ entered from one to four pupils in gue. the radio speaking contest at the Private funeral service will be University of Iowa March 30. held at 3 o'clock today for John The 41 pupils will speak five L. Maske, 1220 E. Court street, minutes in the speech department who died of a heart attack Tues­ Local Man broadcasting studio but the affair day afternoon while employed in will be an audition rather than a dismanteling the j 0 urn a lis m broadcast, Prof. H. Clay Harsh­ building. Burial will be in Oak­ Fined $'102 barger announced yesterday. land cemetery. Schools entered are Hawarden, The service will be held at C. L. Alberhasky Guthrie Center, Iowa City, Man­ Beckman's and the Rev. C. Rollin chester, Perry, Ottumwa, Sidney, Sherck will officiate. Allegedly Violated Clarion, Jefferson ot Council A life-long resident of John­ Bluffs, Oskaloosa, East and West son county, Mr. Maske moved to Local Building Code Waterloo. Iowa City 16 years ago and be­ came employed in the university C. L. Alberhasky was fined $102 First-class mail may be ac­ grounds and building department. in police court yesterday tor al­ cepted by the United States post­ He is survived by three broth­ leged violation of the Iowa City office up to a limit of 70 pounds. ers, William Maske of Iowa City, building code. Paul Maske of Kalona and Henry Alberhasky, who is a plumber's Maske of Oxford; three sisters, apprentice, was allegedly practic­ Mrs. Ella Klein of Iowa City, ing the trade without a license or Mrs. Minnie Richardson of Sig­ permit to do so. UTHIS IS THE MOST ourney and Miss Arta Maske who Through his attorney, E. A. Bal­ 1 DELIGHTFUL DINNER I'VE lived with him at 1220 E. Court dwin, Alberhasky appealed the by street. One brother and one sis­ case to the Johnson county district bear EVER HAD ON ATRAIN" ter preceded him in death. court. the I dele puni 2. GENERAL MOTORS' the call NUMBER ONE CAR IS THE 111 Inch •• lrom front 01 ,rllll'o rlor 01 body-1Dr lellfl,h wloerolellfl,h COlI." -Ch.vroll' for 1940 I. ,h. Ion,.. , 01 3. 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