-. T ore. ,... - " 'r- Ration Calendar granlttt. • Showers .' 0"1 "AU •••,... • ."r.'" ... ,. ral ~, HUlt. corr.1 e.. ,.. » ... , n. "'r M ; 1110". ...,.. U ...,.... ~.,. II; JOWA-S-wbat warmer, fresh ), EVill$ .eII E, F, Q ....t .1a.PI ..,Ire Map II: O. R. ••• J .1a.PI ..,1.. ...,. II; THE DAILY' IOWAN' to mocl~leb' IUOU wind.. ••011 •••••• If ••ti,n I... 16. moderate moweR. I in lio. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper ~ey have FIVE CENTS US AI.OCIATID nSIi IOWJS.. CITY, IOWA SATURDAY, . MAY 15, 1943 T8S AIIOCJAnJ) ra.. 1 VOLUME XLIII NUMBER 197 . , • merlcans, trugg· e on ttu:, • • • e'utian .....cm·polgn --~~------~----~~~------~- F.D.R. TALKS WITH CZECH CHIEF Bargaining Ordered Naval, Air Units Strike a!J.1~~~ -,- - -~.;r:: u.S. Bombers Of!ensive Progresses Toward Allied By WLB 10 Prevenl Blast Europe' Victorious Ending, Navy Says :e', AI Axis 'Mediterranean Ports New Mine Tie-Ups

ALLIED HEADQ ARTERS IN KOll'rH AJi'RICA (AP) - Yank Fliers Strike Parties Must Report Weather-Hardened Yanks Began P.ush to Tokyo, 'altedl r j\lIicd nl1yal units IIRye started shelling the remainillg axis Medi­ Heaviest Blow of War Results of Discussion Only 2,000 Miles Away, Tuesday­ terranea n bases in co ncert with. a continually intensifying' aeria) I offensive which TbUl'sday dealt devru tatillg blows, 011 Sardinia, In Coordinated Raids At End of Ten Days Army, Navy Cooperate Sicily, tbo Italian mainlund, and harbored .. hipping. ' oy the , 'A Bl'itil;h l1a"aJ force, having concluded its part in blocking the LONDON (AP)-A mer i can WASHINGTON (AP) - The [ By JOHN M. WGIITOWER ego- &ell lanes irom 'funi~ill, turned its g ullS 011 the Itulian i 'Ie of Pun­ bomberll, roaring out over Europe Will' lobo" board yesterday ordered WA IIIXG'J' N (AP) - The fir ttage of the {host American cas­ trUcria in the, 'iciliull strait 'fhursda)' and poured ut least 20 ,Ig;.lin, struck their heaviest blow soft coal miners and operators 10 uff nsi,' ill the north PaciCic-a fi I'e battle to ma 'h .Japane I' ! lelt force on Attn i land-appear d la, t night to b .p rogl'C ing rls, to broadsides into the IUIl'hor arca, of the war yesterday with four res u m e bargaining, probubly raigh t Shorc batterics 011 the little i ~ lalld , Iyil)g only 4;; miles cast of separa(c, closely coordinated at· avel'tin, thereby u new tie-up of toward a vietoriou eonelu ion. ' tacks on naval, aJI'!ield and fae- W('atht'r-hal'c1ened nitt'd ,'tate' 11'0 p. hav b en battling tJle snap- the tip of Cap BOil, replied but failed to do any damage, ullied lory targets In Germany, Belgium the Industry when lhe 15,day ell my sine Tuesday n thi enemy •. ized i land at tlle tip of the Red, hwdqllSt1cl'll 81l1l0UllCed, . and Holland, truce explrc~ next Tuesday mld- Rose A.' tho victorious all ied forces cOllt\llucd tllC enormous t!}sk of AI utian -in ('ffeet, adyul1ein" alollO' the SllOl't ~t route to Tokyo, Tur/ For one reeord in the new SCI'- night. away, checking the qUllntitieFJ of war liupplie ' aud lleal'ly 175,000 pris­ ie of Anglo-American raids of The board lIald agreement should bill' Iy 2.000 mile onCI captured in tJle fin a 1 ur.precedented scope, the U, 5, air be possible on a number of is- Am I'i all )ulluilll?" 011 til(' i land wer'c eli 10 cd by the UIlVY at 110011 )'r t I'da~ · . lIuclllltcr .'ccrrlll!'Y Knox 8.'i\ured hi. press con­ elesllup of Tunisia, the ail' 'ers Destroy force en! out lhe greatest number sues 10 provide relief for the min- IiCluadrons which wel'e released Red Fll of plane engaged in a single day, ers, other than II straight wage f('rel\(' that the oprrations were" going very Rati"fa toril y." from further support of groun<1 For onolher. the four-englped increase, amI speolCieally suggest- Then' wa" no indication that 11 trillmph \)Quid be I' 'Policd in (I troops swept out over the sea to American ' bomb 1'6 made' their ed :i full six day week, Thc tJl(lttl'I' of houl " a1l(1 1(110:0; l'epcl1tNlly ueelined to . timato the ~ hammer the island stepping stones NaZI' Planes Suppll'es I " , , de peSt pCnetralio~ Inio Europe 'in United Min WOI'ker, hod de- . Jeugth of time l'eql1ir d to ovel'- - of Sardinia and Sicily Witli all attacking .the nnvtol at1d rU-Uoa't mandcd $2 I' doy Increase and their force. Churchill Says Troops C~Ul enemy oppo itiOll, But hi Moscow Announces inslal1alion~ · o; Ki~l , Gel'lntl.n'y" other conce ilons, dlsc)o lIro 8 to th pl'Ogl' S8 or , About 50 American Liberator The Amel'lcal'l blows followed The board declared the "ada- ...ben struck at thl! SlelUan Widespread AHacks I up tne record .operations bylhc mllnt. pos1tlon assumed by the 'III d C t' 1 Ihe battle st rongly supported ,eer the g'l!llcJ'ul jmpreslIioll mlloll,g barbor of J\ugullta, sink In" or Along Entire Front \ RAF for a J; \ngt(!- nlght "in y.'hiO;h parties scemed to have precluded WI nva e on men dalllal'lnr approximately ·ZO some 3,000 tons o( bombs were IIny attempt at real collective enemy ships and siarUnJ 'es of Assaults qualHied authorilles here tlull lar,~ ---- , showered on Bel'Un, the Ruht bargaining a~ 10 the numerous In Serl eventual success, possibly within a 011 IIres. Attaekln, from middle LONDON, Salurday (AP)-The d C J I ki 0 ' t itema on which colJective bQl'uain- few days, was certain despite the tast bases, the 'our-enrlned Red alrtorce, attac)d11~ iIi the cast on zec lOS ova 8, appr x Ima e- • as the allied aerial offensive Iy doubling thc bOl1lb-lol\d 1J)c Ing could p~opCrJy have taken C f W'th Ch' stubbornness of Jap resistance and Llberalo", picked up their RAF "DllARD BENES Jd' r th C 11 J kl t RAF had delivered on any pre' place wl\hout vjolllling ihe no- on ers I tneH, 'lallter e_rt In the air at swelled in the west, destroyed 72 Da. '" • pre CIl. 0 e 'Zcc 0: ova an ,overllmen - VI'OUS night, . 1 dll!iculties on terrain on the blenk ' h in-exile, Is a White. House guest Bencs, who I ~ l''''I)eeted to lake part tlonlll wOEe stllbllization PI' 0 - Australian Ministers,' Malia and d"mp~d nearly 251,­ G ennon panes,I 300 1relg t cars, Amel'lcan hc"vy bo.mber torma- grant." and mountainous Island. lOt pound. of explosives on Au· 200 supply t.rucks, and othCl' In allied war "lid post.wllr dio;l:us~.oll s with Prt'~idl'J1t Uoo~cvl'lt and ...... PI GI b 1St enemy war equipment in wide- Prime l\linlstcr Winston Churchill, Is hl,hly rl'l\'arded by I'rernier lions ~mashed al two iarlJet~ In The board I'efalner Itis own composllions aud for was reported keeping the clOiest leaguered garrison, The use of lIJa work first liS 'director ~nq now wa t chon Turkey. Travelers army lroops for the acllon folloWS .. president of the American So­ reachln. Instanbul said the Ger­ the same pattern which has been Ciety of Composers, Authors and mans ul!iO were speedJni military employed in making earlier unop­ I'IJblfBhers. preparatiQns in Buliurla-appar­ posed advances along the Aleu­ ently for defense, tia ns cham westward from Dutch Harbol" These have been carried Clothes Ratloni,,~ May Be Instanbul dispatches quoted au· ~horilijtlv~ sources BII saying Tur­ out by army forces will1 naval Necessary, Nello,. \Va,n. key would continue her present support. 10l'ei(ltl poHcy "unleu mllitary There was no mention in the WASHINGTON CAP) - War events In the Immediate vicinity communique of any similar am­ JIroduetion Chief Donald M. Nel­ force hilt hand." phibious attack on Kiska, the • IOn warned yesterday that rlltlon­ An Algiers radio broadcast re­ main enemy bastion in the north ina of clothing and textUel may c0r.I~d by The Aasociated Press Paciiic, but a subsequent navy corne unless aU facilities ~ used "aId Nul defenses in Bul,aria and bulletin told of two air raids on 10 the ubnost. Gr~ l1,pr Turkey were directed Kiska Thursday. It appeared In testimony on a deliciency ap­ by Flelci Manhal Erwin Rommel. therefore that for the time being »t'oprJaUon bill reported to the B~rlln ~ said Rommel lett M-I the strategy wu to concentrate on bo\ue, be aaid he belleves clo~ r~ two plonthl 810 becauae of POWERFUL ADDmONS to the aJlled fleets, a new British batUesbJp and a Dew a ••per·baUlesbJp. and ..& .... b& Is H. M. S. Indomitable, a &iant alrcral& earner. The,. Attu except tor eonUnued bomb­ ralioninl can be avo!ded. Illness. ,_ __ __ . _ alrcral& earrier are pictured above a& sea for &he first lime. A& leU Is B. M. 8. Howe. wUl acid eoJllldenble .biklnr power to Ole alUed lea forces, ing of Ki$l. PAGE 'tWO THE D A I J" Y lOW A N, lOW A CIT y, lOW A SATURDAY, MAY is, 1943 Jhe Psychological Kickback OFFICIAL DAilY BULLETIN News Behind the News ~ !terM In th~ umvtilllM'Y CALnfDAR are Imcnt bv 11 roads which lead right to TOkyo; MOllda)" Ma)' 17 meeting with presentation ot new 10\\" '7:30 p. m. Joint lecture of the IO'C: flAid that tough, battle-hardened marines minor Briti h eeonomi t lind cotton autho;itv, we shall neglect none ot them." olficers, University club. broke down that the~' octually gibbered Dudley Windel, who i tippo ed to 11/1\'e p{.t graduate college and the Iowa sec­ fOOIll so 'l'he landing ot United States forces ) Sunday. Ma.v 30 QUling and aIter the fight on Ouadaleanal. into words whot i in the mind or many pl'O­ tion, American Chemical society, inti on Attu, at the western tip of the Chemistry aud itorium; address by 7:30 p.m. Student Christlan pie in Britain and Europe t()(18~- , the o"cr­ o'c1 H. B. Hass. council vesper service, west ap- b1 cit • • • flow froth of which i al 0 eddent in th!! Aleutians, means that the march by the northern rood has begun. Tuellday. l\fa)' 18 proach, Old Capitol. J\l He said tlte strahl on the marilles pro· nited tat . He soy : '7:30 p. m. Partner bridge, Unl- WednesU)', ~fay 21 be C £lueul 'ICrVOllS ymp/oms tlrat ltave never "RIl ian achievements - mil itary. politi­ This may prove in the end th~ versity club. '7:30 p. m. Society fOI; Experi- for I b en sun b f O1'e alld fIlay ncver be seen eal, econonllc-are having a profound influ­ most direct and most feasible. ThuJ'lday, !\Jay 20 mental Biology and Medicine. dles! again. Mm who had betn proud of l1t.tir el'lee in western Europe. Faith in Europe It is not nanked b), an)'thln.. 3-5 p. m. "May Tea"; business ROOm 179, medical laboratories. ,~rnc ability to carn) alcohol found tkey 110 today js ba. ed on belief in the supremacy of like that formidable line or sta­ pa (For lIlIOI'DIatioll rePl'ciln~ dates beyond thlt Jehe4.... 1M tionary alrcran carriers, Japan's for /I longer tol rated it. A few s1tort bur eMnomie man. cientific od"onec. have given l'flIervatioDl I.Il the office of &be President, Old Capitol.) would make t1u", cry like babies, or tlfry mtln the powrr to control hi, de tiny; no mandated I lanels iu i north of Ir~ 1('ould 11'011f 10 fight I'tlrryonr ;11 . ight. longer i he sub. eryjrnt to thc divine law or the equator, whJch ..uard the the immutable laws of nature. ocial plan­ sou the r n and western ap­ GENERAL NOTICES • • • proaches to the enemy's home­ ning by national lind international commi - land. The hUl"e arc of lSIands. MUSIC ROOM SCHEDULE soon as you receive your call from 1/ One cannot help but thinking," the doc­ Ilariats will free all humanity from the fellr our Aleutians and Japan's Kur­ Saturday, May 15-10 a. m. t6 Selective Service, go to the office tor declared, "that th enerny made a careful of wlInt ." . lies, wh(ch roul"hl), tollow the 12 M., 1 to 3 p. m. and 5 to 6 p. m. of the registrar for a tra~rlpl The army recommends that each study of our psychology and way of think­ ~eat circle route, lies IUlked to illg and living and u d this knowledge • • • the Open water of the North STUDENT ROOMS selectee have these documenta Arolt1tcl herc, tlte war st'l'lIl,~ to have ThCiSe petsons who will have when he is called to mflilarf ser. &gllin t us iu this campaign. llost of us con­ Pacific. The rreat preponderance just as Jt passed in the South Pa- flare Into bitter combat this brrntght a. greater lieU f f1~ God and 1~8s or naval and air strentth whleh rooms to rent for the summer ses­ vice. sider night a a time for rest and sleep, and ciCie when Guadnlcanal \vas wresi- summer as the allies I"atber their in economists. The prof c8siOn 0/ ecollo­ we are bulldlnl" up In the Pa­ sion, beginning June 7, are asked C. WOODY THOMPSON the Japs eentered their activities on thi.'! ied from the enemy in that grim forces for an autumn campalm to list them with the division of misticy 18 trllly at a low Washington ebb. elfle will make the northern ap­ fo recover Burma. Japan's Fea­ period, proach more and more vulner­ six monlhs battle. Attu should not student housing not later than MOUNTAlNEER ME)lBE.SHIPS "They were taught a few merican word None of them seem 10 be dof11{J "wclt in l power Is not unlimited and the Wednesday at 6 o'clock. Memberships and membership an imporlant fI'a!1 tOWQ1'd ,oi1111ing til ,. able for Japan as the months be as tough a nut to crack as question of Its division to "eea or phrases, chiefly threatening or profllne, pa • IMELDA C. MURPHY (See BULLETIN, paie II) 1110r. Guadalcana1. The garrison 01 this multiple threat must be aiv· Division of Student 1I0ulln, and the dark hOUl"8 Were :filled with thi. Censorshi\l as thick as the logs jn, AdmIn.1s Narano, Yama­ abuse. Th y were Maohiavcllian in their Kiska, nearly 200 miles to the THE DAILY IOWAN • • • of the Aleutian spring hides the east, is In no pOSition to lend any moto and their fellow8 some , cleverly timed bombings and rai leep WI The vast succe of Amcriclln prodlletiyl' sleepless n"'hts. YOUTH HOSTeL TRIP progress of what may prove one ArtyoDe interested in bicycling Published every morning ex­ impOll8ibl or negtigible. effort In plane~ , tank , munitions, and ml'n of the decisive actions of the war. aid of importance, and the nearest cept Monday by Student Publica­ IJapanese base on the ;west Is The lirst and most Obvious re­ to the West Branch youth hostel cannot be attributed to any of thci1' d vices, We know that United States forces sults of the seizure of Attu will at Scattergood Thursday afternoon tions Incorporated at 126-130 Iowa • • • landed on Attu Tuesday (the Jap­ Paramushlro, at the northern end avenue, Iowa City, Iowa, but rather to simple Am rical1 , pirit and in­ or the Kuriles, 763 miles away. be ihe \;>olalion of the far stronger at 4:30 should telephone the wom­ "Rain, heat, insects, dy e11tery, malar­ gl'nuity a di played by both capital and an e, a day ahead in time, call it Wednesday) and that fierce The American navy presum­ enemy base at Kiska . The Japan­ en's gymnasium, X723. The group Board of Trustees: A. Craig Baird, ia, all contributed-but the end reslIlt labor as n whole. No commis ariat and no o· will return by 8 a. m. Friday. fighting ensued; we had Secretary ably ha rone Into this under­ ese on Kiska actually have been Kirk H. Porter, Paul E. Olson, 1iIa. not blood streatll infC

fling in the home or-her cousin, \Vis;;- In Betty Kern oC Muscatine is vis- .The American Legion aUXiliary dlflrgc uf th' pl'ogl'all1. .•1 . 0, ~Ylll meet ,Monday at 7:30 p. Ill, Miller, Mrs. William Stcv('n~Ml'~ anci ,,;======;;:;=;:;;::;:::======-:: III the LegIon room:; of the Com- Mrs. H. J. Albrecht arc in charge munity building, Mrs. William 01 table arrtlngemenls. Edwards, president, requesls that I ___ ali members nltcnd lhe jmporlant IEJ.KS I, mES Select business meeting. Mrs. J. E. Pechtnan will serve - -- as hosle~s to thc Elks Ladies lit ATIIENS HISTORY CIRCL!': . Ia luncheon-bridge party Tuesday of the I Your Straw Hat - MI:S. Elmer Ander~on, 1040 E. at 1 p. m. BUI'lIngton street, wtll be h05t-1 The ,,(fair will bc held in thc luri bill I ot es.s to n:embers of the Athens Elks clubrooms, 325 E. Washington lvles or History Circle Mondoy at 3 p. "" str ct. ed ca~­ Mrs, J, E, Switz ·1' will give il out the I book review on "MY' America, UNIVER~ITY CLUB by di­ 'The Men's Shop' My India" (Shl'idhal'ani). Members of tile Univcl'slty club r casts. o ([icers clected in a I'('cent will hold II partnel'-bridge party ; movie meeting werc Mrs, C. Woody Tuefdoy at 7:30 in the clubrooms rte With Thompson, president; Kate Wick­ of Iowa Union. The committee ," Ran­ • GENUINE PANAMAS ham, vice-president, and Mrs, in charge include~ Mrs. Clat'a • "Sus­ .• BATAAN STRAWS Frank J, Snldel', secretary-treas­ Swit~el', Mrs. Edward Weber, le ly ne­ Urer . Mrs. Harry Barnes and Mrs, Mar­ w years, • MESH WEAVES garet Wallen. [t Hap- AM1Sl'AD CIRCLE • SUMMER TEX Mr.s, Guy Chappell will be host­ WOj\-lEN' DENEFIT • KOOL'lEX ess to the Amistad circle when it A OCIl\l'lO , some­ meek; in hcr home at 331 S . 1\1[1'5. Eorl FI 'Y, 517 S. Governor u! same • BANKOKS Johnson street. Tuesday at 2 p. hlrecl, will entertain m mbel's of tlced by • IGLOOS m. thc Women's D nefit Dssociation '9 a do' al a )lotluck. dinner Tuesday at , actr~ss BOOK 1{EVlEW CLUB 0:30 p. m. Ire than A guesi tea will entertain the Mrs. Margaret Kaelin, stale to ap- $1 ..50 to ~4 .85 members of the Book Review club field dlt'ectol', will be :1 guest of in the home of Mrs. Franklin the organization. a solon Knowcr, 925 Kirkwood avenue, ~. JYW°od. Monday at 2 p. m. Co-hostesses WOj\-lEN OF THE MOO E rislBture are Mrs. Jamcs Alifel'is, Mrs. The Hospital guild committee, Ver$OJlS IOWA CITY'S Charles Fosler and Mrs. Normnn headed by Mrs. Anna Burge, wUI attend- Sage. be in charge oC the general mcet­ / , , 10vie in Mrs. Ivan Hedg swill J"vicw Ing of (he Womcn 01 the Moose ;he plot NEWEST STORE book~ ror summer reading, This Tuesday al 7:45 p. m. in the I will b lh final meeting of the MOQ~c hflll. ," ' sea~OI1 a!ld all fOl'lller memb('rs 111itialioll or I)('W members wiU ~ exas , a FOR MEN on from are inVIted 10 atlend. lie held after a bUbln 5 meeting. )ve ask­ ohibiled DAUGUn;,t· 01- UN ION W. S. ( '. ~.-UNIT 1" What are'you doing to back ;play)ng VETERA S Featured artists on lhe cOllccr' prohibi- The annual May luncheo~~' ogram sl)Onsot'ed by Unit F of caU!ed up American ~ arC' Fighters? 'he IiCn­ Announcement to the Public and Men in Armed Service nd man. What did you do lodPitcher 'Buck' Ross 1o Aid 'Morale bis Barely Misses Tossing of I Complete No-Hit Game Coil Western Conference It is a busy wcekend in Cedar sisti To Play l4 Contests Rapids this week [01' City high CHICAGO (AP)-Lee (Buck) I Ross. a Philadelphia Athletics cast· athletes as six Hawklel gollers ste"1 With Service Teams go to Franklin hieh for the district ' off now laboring for the White Sox-and so lightly regarded that Jon golf tournament • nd tour track­ By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN he's not even listed in baseball's C EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - West­ sLers will run in the Mississippi "Who's Whon-came within a in t ern conference coach and ath­ V \ley conference meet there I"fl uke" hit yesterday of tossing a All letic directors yesterday acted today. no-hitter at the mighty New York at j tWO upon appeals of the navy and Th golfer_ participating for Iowa Yankees. The 28-year-old right-hander reti army officials for football games City are Gene Mathe, Bill Sang­ to help build morale by revamp­ trom Norwood, N. C., pitched +~ ff ing their 19'\3 schedules to in­ ster. Jack Whitsel, Bob Devine, only 28 baiters as he gave the and cJl1d" a total of 14 contests with Otto Proehl and Jim Van Duesen. Wh ite Sox a 3 to 0 victory nnd 101h $ervlce teams. The squad lost a close meet to handed the Yanks their fint APT white-washing of the season. o The re-adjustments showed that Davenport last week. N iclt Etten clicked for the only USC the conference, as wen IIi other Other schools partiCipating in was schools in the midwelit, were will­ "hit" ofI Ross, in the second frame, HiS ing to cancel big gate receipt 'the tournament are Davenport, and then became the only other man to reach base by drawing JOan games in order to accommodate St. Ambrose. Clinton, Anamosa. a walk in the eigbth. • spor service cluba-in some cases play­ -D. ,. avy P1roto Vinton, and Franklin and Roose­ His second-inning hit, however, cadi ing the contests at army and navy Al\IONG TilE PITCHING lineup of the Seahawk baseball sq uad this sea on are, left to rlrM. Harold velt, both or Cedar Rapids. The was strictly from luck. :tor it was the bas s with only an understanding Sherman Bonne Terre, 1\10 .. rl,ht hander who "~me aclloD In lasi week's till with Iowa tate; ot saw teams attempt to qualiIy for stale a bounder that bounced orr Ross' clUd of receiving bare travel expenses. Henry Jadrlch of Cleveland, Ohio, righthander; J« e AUx, southpaw Crom Lockport, N. Y., who hurled golf tournament next week at pitching hand. At that, Ross reo mg Benefitting the most from the most or the opening game last aturday, and Ed Ruchala of Dearborn, ~f1c h .. another len-hander. IS1rAN drill schedule changes wa,'! the Great Ames. I covered the ball and came within The four Hawklels competing in inches of catching Etten befott Derl Lakes Naval Training station. The SPENCe, he reached !h·st. Nick was wiped Bluejackets wlll open their season Director of Athletics the track meet will be featured in ' WASHIIJ61""N QlJ1' ",' out immediately afterward by a sept. 12 with a home game against five events, Coach Fran Merten double play. Fort Riley. Kans .• followed in suc­ 'Filz' Fails In MAJOR LEAGUE ~I ~l-De: R, A I-t'At>eR.. I , announced. cession by four other home en­ At Carolina Pre-Flight 14 ~UNS DRI'/EN IN New York ADR H PO A gagements with Purdue. Iowa, STANDINGS Don Walter who placed fourth Michilan State and Ohio State. A in the mile in the district meet Stirnweiss, ss ...... 4 0 0 3 4 TI sixth home game, will be against (omeback Try last Satul'day at Marlon will run . Weatherly, cr...... 3 0 0 0 0 May Follow Bierman NATIONAL LEAGUE the half mile and broad jump. SPe2NCe., CAse: AND ' .01 II Camp Grant Oct. 30. Keller, 11 ...... 3 0 0 0 0 lalie Capt. Robert R. Emmett. com­ Lieut. Harvey Harman, Navy W L Pct. Donald Trump is also entered in Jol-{.-.\S-ollj GOMB,NE';.'1O ~~M "- Gordon, 2b ...... 3 0 0 0 5 BROOKLYN (AP)-BlYlding lor loun mander at Great Lakes, was so Pre-Flight sports director at Brooklyn ...... 13 7 .650 the holt mile run. Don Lay is 7J-1f. 6G'S1'" ~Fe:MS/"~ OO'(FI(;;l,C> Etten, lb...... 2 0 1 13 0 80'( a chance to stay on the active pleased with the schedule that he Chapel Hill. N. C .• is rumored to St. Louis ...... 9 7 .563 running in the 100-yard dash IN -(1-\';:' AMER'CAt4 U?Ac&ve:. Johnson. 3b...... 3 0 0 2 I prov Brooklyn player 1'0. . tel'. flit Fred­ said bleachers would be con­ be a possible successor' to Lieut. Cincinnati ...... 10 9 .526 while Tom Ware will attempt ~o ------'----- Dickey, c...... 3 0 9 5 0 CI structed to provide an Impro­ die Fitzsimmons made his first Col. Bernard (Bernie) Bierman Boslon ...... 8 8 .500 captu-re the 220. 1 Lindell. rf...... 3 0 0 1 0 pitching start yesterday since May D. C vised stadium so 25,000 recruits as the athletic director at the pre- Pittsburgh ...... 8 8 .500 The Little litlwk are running Michigan Carries Off Net Meet He'ld WensloH. p ...... 2 0 0 0 3 J 11 can attend every contest. I, 1942. but the Pittsburgh Pirates flight school here, un Associated Philadelphia ...... 8 9 .471 in both conference relays, the Se:-ll·s· ...... 1 () 0 0 0 and "Old Pop Time" caught up Mrs. "It wiJI be 0 tremendous uplift Press correspondent's story from New York ...... 8 11 .'\21 quarter mile and the mile. The 14 PI I B" T and 101' the boys wl10 must go 12 weeks with him in lcs than four innings. Evanston, m., said yesterday. Chicago ...... 7 l2 .368 relay team. including Jim Bier- Ig Totals ...... _27 0 1 ~ 4 13 The Pit'alcs took just that long aces, m en ' and without llberty during their boot Lieutenant Harman was among Yesterday's Results man, Don Lay. Don Walter and At (Illy Hllgh • Batted fOl' Werulofr in 9th. nnd to score aU their runs and go on to trajning." be said. "The six home those attending the opening ses- New York 3, Chicago 2. ITom Ware, finished second in the T k P I"' I (j.g. games justified my contention that a 5 to 2 victory over the Dodgers sions or the Big Ten dil'ecLors' ond Pittsbmgh 5. BrO?klyn 2. distJ'ict medle~ re~ay la.st week. rac re Immanes Chicago AD R H PO A behind Hank GOl'nicki's seven-hit coaches' meetings yesterday at Boston 4, St. LOUIS 3. The preliminaries Will be r un we should build a stadium Lo take I Tucker, cf...... 3 1 1 4 0 care of as ml)ny recruits as li!0ssi­ hurling. The 41-yenr-old Freddie Evanston. Cinclnnoti at Phil delphia post-, ofJ this morning and the finals was the lOsing twlL'ler, althougn Thc story however was based poned, are this afternoon. Franklin high By ARNOLD DERLITZKI Six high school~ lire participot­ Appling, ss ...... 4 0 12 2 Joe ble. I wanted each one of them to Kuhel, Ib...... 2 1 1 12 0 he was nowhere QI'ound when the only on rum'ors circul~ted about at --- of Cedor Rapids Is host this week EVANSTON, ILl. (AP) - Mich­ ing in thc high school district ten­ see at least three games this sea­ igan's Big Ten indoor track cham­ Hodgin, 1L...... 4 1 1 2 0 final tally was hung up. the conference lind was noL veri- AMERICAN LEAGUE to the Mississippi Valley con!er- nis meet today in Iowa City. The son. You have no idea what It pions, striving for a sweep of 1943 Kolloway, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 3 will mean for them." fied in any way by public rela- W L Pot. ence which includes Davenport, meet, scheduled to begin at 9 Pittsburgh AD R H PO A conference honors, carried ott 14 o'clock on the university tennis Moses, rf ...... 3 0 1 2 0 Tt Three games were slated at lions authorities at the pre-flight N w York ...... 13 7 .650 Cllnton. Waterloo, Dubuque and places yesterday in qualifying court. will include Dubuque, Dav_ Grant, 3b...... 3 0 1 0 5 anne Camp Grant-Michigan on Sept. Russell, If 2 0 0 1 0 school here. Cleveland ...... 1 L 8 .579 Towa City. events of the 43rd annual outdoor enport, Mt. Vernon, and Frank­ TUl'ner. c ...... 3 0 0 2 1 men 18, WIsconsin on Sept. 25 and Wyrostek, H ...... 3 0 0 2 0 Harman's bl'iefcase was bulging Washington ...... 12 10 .545 ------meet being held at Dyche stadium. lin and McKinley high schools, ROiS, p ...... ~ ...... 3 0 0 0 2 posit MarqueUe on Oct. 2. The Iowa Barrett, rf...... 4 0 2 3 0 with data on football schedules he DetrOit ...... 9 9 .500 Striking heavily in the middle both of CedRI' Rapids. man Seohawks will have a home en­ Fletcher, lb ...... 1 1 0 5 3 collected Thursday night, and the St. Louis ...... 8 8 .500 distances they placed foul' men in Totals ...... 29 3 6 27 13 Tt gagement wILh Iowa Oct. 9, and Dave Danner and Earl Cath­ Elliolt, 3b...... 3 1 1 2 0 team with which he seemed moot Philadelphia .• . 10 12 .455 Seahawk Nine Meets the 440 and three in the 880. The New York " ...... 000 000000-0 bllBil with Camp Grant Nov. 13 taking cm·t will rcpresent Iowa City in DiMaggio, cf ... _...... 4 0 0 4 0 concerned was the Seahawks, tlie Chicago ...... 7 10 .412 Wolverines wound up with quali­ Chicago ...... 000 000 21x-3 Jone to the road to meet Ill! nois Sept. Gustine, ss ...... _ . . 2 1 0 3 0 the doubles while Albel'i Bulls story said. Harman admitted y s- Boston ...... 7 13 .350 fiers in seven of yesterday's nine Enor- Johnson. Runs batted in who 18 in theil' opening game and then Muscatine Tomorrow and BUl Crain will play in the CQl,cal'ort, 2b ...... 3 1 0 0 3 terday that Lieut. Comdr. BUl·t Yesterday's Results preliminaries. -Moses, Grant, Hodgin. Two Iats, Ohio State, Indiana, MIssouri, Lopez, c...... '\ 1 2 3 2 singles. Danner anci Cathcart de­ Ingwersen. fonner Northwestern Chicago 3, New York O. At 10 places apiece came Illi­ base hit-Tucker. Double plays­ othe: Marquctte. Noh'e Dame and Min­ Gornicki, \,l ...... 4 0 0 4 1 line coach who reecntly was Philadelphia 7. Detroit 6. All set to peg up a second big fcated Davenport jn the double:; nois. favored to give Michigan its linal of a meet last week in Cedar Gordon, Stimweiss and Etten; linul nesota. named head football coach at Cleveland 9, Washington 8. victory, the Seahawk baseball W: strongest competition in today's Rapids. Appling, Kolloway and KuheL Total ...... 30 5 5 27 9 Chapel Hill. al~o is t.king over Boston at St. Louis postponed. team will meet the Muscatine In- !inals. and Ohio State, the defend­ Left on bases-New York 1; Chi· the! the athletic director's reins there. ~ Brooklyn AB R H PO A dees ot Muscatine tomol'row after- ing outdoor champion. Minnesota cago 5. Bases 00 balls-WenslaU Senators Whip Indians The story also stated that there PROBABLE PITCHERS noon . Joe AUx. southpaw who collected eight places, Northwest­ 3; Ross 1. SIt'lkeouts-Wenslaff 5; is a possibility Harlllan may not Golan, cf 3 0 0 5 1 American League held the Iowa State outfit to lour ern six, Indiana and Purdue, foul' Ross 3. Jud Vaughan, ~s ...... 2 I 1 2 2 handle the Seahawk &ridders even New York at Sl. Louis-Donald each, and Wisconsin and Chicago Galento May Sta ge Umpires-Grieve and McGownn. 3-1to Capture Series Walker, If ...... 5 0 3 0 0 if he is assigned as the athletic di­ (0-1) VB. Hollingsworth (1-2). hits. or Harold Sherman. right three apiece. Iowa failed to land Time-1:37. I Camilli, lb...... 4 0 1 8 1 rector at the pre-tIIght school Bostqn at Chicago (night)-Judd hander, will go on the mOllnd lor a berth. Ring Comeback Soon Attendance-2,053 . CLEVELAND (AP)-Fol' a few Waner, r! 3 0 0 0 0 here. The name of Denny MYers, (1-1) vs. Smith (1-2). lhe navy nine. The only semblance of a record Ni ton! moments yesterday the Cleveland Hermon. 3b .. ..._. 4 1 2 I 2 tormer lowa player and coach last Philadelphia at Cleveland­ The Seahawks met the strong perfonnance came in the rirst A's O ut Indians thought Jim Bagby had Glossop, 2b ...... 4 0 0 4 1 year at Boston college, was men­ Arntzen (0-0) vs. Salveson (0-0). MILWAUKEE (AP)-Tony Ga­ Edge Tigers, cour1 semi-pro Indees twice last year heat ot the 120 yard high hurdles. ing. his fourth straight victory of tnc Owen. c.. ... •...... 4 0 0 7 0 tioned frequently among the Big Washington at Delroit-Carra - Charles HI ad, formcr Michigan lento, the New Jersey barkeeper 7-6, to Lead Series Polle season, but the scrappy Washing­ Fitzsimmons. p .. 1 0 0 0 I Ten chieftains as likely choice for quel (4-0) vs. Trout (2"1). and won both. tilts. Normal star now in the army and and heavyweight, may stage his Th ton Senators pushed over three Mellon. p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 Seahawk coach. Myers is now sta­ National League Announcement was made late studying meteorology at the Uni­ ring "comeback," the Wisconsin DETROIT (AP) - Pete Suder, City. runs in tbe ninth inning Cor a 3 Moore* .. _ ...... 1 0 0 0 0 tioned here. Pittsburgh at New York-Res­ yesterday afternoon of an addHion versity of Chicago, tore ovel' the boxing commission ruled yester­ I'efusi ng to become discouraged, 1,0 I lriumph which gave them the Head, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 cigno (1-0) vs. MeHon (1-1). to the present Sea hawk schedule. high sticks in 14 .1 seconds. a tenth day. in a Milwaukee exhibition squeezed home Johnny Welaj wJ\h assaI dism series, two games to one. Medwick·* ..... J 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati at Boston - Walters The Keokuk Goats, semi-pro team of a second shy of the conference With his sparring partners May 19. a l'un off the veteran Tommy Bridges in the 12th inning yester­ Whit The affair was a pitching battle C. Workman's Hit (2-1) VS. Tobin (2-0. which divided a pai.r of games record set by Michigan's Robert The commission's ruling settled between Emil (Dutch) Leonard Total , ."...... 33 2 '1 27 10 Chicago at Brooklyn-Derringer with the pre-flight nine last sea-I D. Osgood in 1937. a dispute between two Milwaukee day to give the Philadelphia Ath· letics a 7 to 6 victory over the De, and Bagby until the last Of the - Batted for Melton in 7th. (1-2) VS. Macon (2-0). son. will come to Iowa City, Sun- I promoters. over Galento's services. troii Tigers and a 2 to [ series eighUl, when the second-place -- Batted [or Head in 9th. Gives Boston 4-3Win st. Louis at Philadelphia-Gum­ day, May 23. to open the navy's The commission ruled that Pittsburgh ...... 200 300 000-5 BI h k Tk 1 edge. co Tribesmen finally picked UP a run bert (1-2) VS. Fuchs (0-2). MOJ'ry Zen of(, pl'Omoter for e on Oris Hockett's single, scoring Brooklyn ...... 100 000 OL0-2 €ar~s ca~~ea~e~~~;' bome game slated is ue ~W s a e sf Viclory Sports club, had no valid Buddy ROsar who had beat out a ErrOI'S-C05carart 2, Gornicki, Over in Tenth Fined for Argument contract with Galento to meet NEW YORK (AP) - Manager hit. DiMaggio. Runs batted in-Elliott Buckeye Nine Tri ms ~~~d~:' ~~~c~~ne Indees again. In Eight Track Events Mickey Hayes, a Milwaukee over! 2, Walker, Lopez, Gornicki, Bal'­ BOSTON (AP)-Arter taking Other games still in the tenta- Frankie FL'isch, pitcher Rip Sewell Pest two consecutive strikes. Charlie heavyweight who has been stopped and first baseman Elbie Fletcher Washlnglon AB R H PO ~ reU, Glossop. Two base hits­ Wolverines in 9-6 Tilt; tive stage may be· added to the in his last five of six bouts, here war. Vaughan. Herman . . Home run­ Workman lashed the third pitch University high concluded its were fined $75 eacb yesterday by as a Case. rl ...... 5 ' 0 0 3 0 schedule later. The slate now in­ May 28. Elliott. Stolen bases - Walker, into right field wJtI1 two out and Soi n Shelled From Hill cludes the following: 1943 track season yesterday by President Ford Frick of the Na­ him Spence. cf ...... 4 0 1 4 0 Zenoff had asked the commis­ Gustine, Lopez. Double play­ the bas~ loaded jn the lOth .in- Tomorrow. Muscatine Indees at taking first place in eight of 15 lional league for their argument out Vernon, Ib ...... 3 0 0 12 1 sion to force Galento to appear on Vaughan, Glossop and Camilli. ning to give U1e Bostop. Braves G COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Ohlo Muscatine events to defeat St. Ambrose with Umpire Ballantant in the soon« Johnson, 1I ...... 3 1 1 1 1 his program before he went Left on bases-Pittsburgh 5. 4-3 victory over the championshirJ State shelled lrv Boin, ace Michi­ Sunday. May 23, Keokuk Goats Academy of Davenport, 74'" to game with the Brooklyn Dodgers terra Priddy, 2b ...... 3 1 2 1 5 through with an exhibition for Brooklyn 10. Bases on balls-GClr­ St.. ~Ui~ ~aJ'?ina1s yesterday in gan hurler, from the mound with 52%. at Ebbets field yesterday. the J here Billy Mitchell, who runs the Twen· Clary, 3b ...... 3 0 1 1 3 nlcki 6, Fitzsimmons 5. Melton 2. thell senes wmdup. .. eight J'uns in the first four Innings The outstanding performer of with Tuesday. June 1, Camp Grant tieth Century Fight club. He Moore • ...... 0 1 0 0 0 Strikeouts-Gornick! 3, MeHon 2, Chet Ro~ ?pened .that wmnmg yesterday to Irim the Big Ten­ the meet, however, was Bob velie a t Moline, Ill. ola imed he had prioLo righ ts for Giuliani, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Head 2. Hits off-Fitzsimmons 4 rally by tripling agamst Max La· I leading Wolverines 9 to 6 in a Sunday, June 6, Muscatine here. Longley, Saint all-around star. later Eal'iy, c ...... 4 0 1 2 1 in 3 innings (none out in fourth) nier, wh? went ~he distance with loosely played ba s~ball ga~e. A practice session has been who won the laurels in the 100- services of the 10rmer heavy­ Illissi Myatt, 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Mellon 1 in 4, Head 0 in 2. the C a r~mals. With two o~t. That Michigan ...... 000 020 040-6 7 4 called this afternoon to recruit and 220-yard dashes, 120-yal'd weight title contender. State Sulllvan, ss ...... 4 0 2 3 5 Losing pitcher-Fitzsimmons. SI. LOUIS :sou L~~aw th~n ]a":,med Ohio State ...... 303 200 Olx-Il 9 3 baseball candidates Crom the ranks high hurdles, and the shot put. Mitchell, who managed his He Leonard, p ...... 3 0 0 0 1 Umpires-Ballanfant. Goetz and the bases by glvmg Phl: Mas ~ and BOin, Smith (5). Cain (8) and ot the latest battalion to be sta­ Bluehawk superiority was dem­ brothers, Pinky and Wilchie a NOW corre Reardon. J 0 h n n y J';IIcCarthy mtentJOnal Swanson; Grate. Trittschuh (8) lioned at the base. The men chos­ onstrated in team events. Coach couple of great fighters some 20 SHOWING vidu! Totals ...... _...... 32 3 8 27 17 passes to .brmg up the supposedly and Ernst. Millington Ca rpenter's relay teams years ago, said he had offered qa­ Meet Mary Ann, the darling Time 2:15. weak-hitting Workman. ______en from this group will replace leWn --Batted for Clary jn 9th. Altendance-4.511. the vacancies lert by those who took both. the half-mile and mile lento $1,500 tor a lour round ex­ of the air lorce. . . Loved by clain: Al Javery, making his fourth leave for other bases within the chases. hibition wjth two heavyweights. nin e men and true to them Cleveland AD R H 1'0 A start, gave the Cardinais 12 hits It l Iowa 1943 Grid Schedule near future. cxll! "hun while completing his first 1943/ Hockett. rf ...... 4 0 2 3 3 Sept. 25-at Great Lakes; Doors 30c Hugo Keltner, 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 5 Ohio State Captures game. . Oct. 2-Wlsconsln at Iowa; Oct. Open TIL same Heath, If ...... -"' . ..4 0 1 4 0 9- lowa VIi. Seahawks III Iowa rolllp Edwards. cr ...... 4 0 0 0 0 Big 10 Tennis Crown City; Oct. 16-lndlana at Iowa; ~Jn;l';Tre 1:15 ~%, ~ti ,i l] 5:30 Denning, Ib ...... 3 0 0 10 2 ~~~I~~U~: ...... ~: : ~ P: : I Oct. 23-ot Purdue; Oct. SO-­ Starts Rosar, c ...... 3 I 2 3 2 Walker. cf...... 5 0 2 5 0 open; Nov. 6-lIIlnol8 at Iowa; ' FOR THE FIRST TIME A1 ( Mack, 2b ...... 3 0 0 2 0 EVANSTON, Ill. (AP)- With its Musial, If...... 5 0 3 3 0 I Nov. 13-at Minnesota; Nov. TODAY NOW ( Bagby, p ...... 3 0 2 0 1 top seeded singles player and dou- Demaree, rL...... 5 0 2 0 0 20-at Nebraska. • POPULAR PRICES Naymick. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 bles team showing the way. Ohio W. Cooper, c ...... 5 1 2 5 1 _I End•s T ues•d ay ren ev ---~- State yesterday \.ook a one point Kurowski. 3b ...... 3 1 1 0 1 Totals ...... 31 1 9 27 13 lead over Wisconsin and llilnois in Sanders, lb...... 4 0 0 11 0 ttine. Washington ...... 000 000 003::.....a the close competition for lhe Big Marion, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 4 Year Cleveland ...... 000 000 010--1 Ten tennis championship. Lanier, p ...... v3 0 0 0 3 t) '7;.1 t Dl ~ Errors-Denning, Sullivan, Kelt­ Tl\e l;luckeyes will enter today's - ---- • ,fA tures, ner; runs batted in-Early 2, Sulli­ Ilnals with a score of 10 pOints, Tfttals ...... 39 3 11-19 11 door van. Hockett; two base hits-Bou­ bunched behind them are Wiscon- • Two out when winning run was LAST TIMES TONIGHT Will I d reau, Priddy; sacrifices-Priddy, sin and Il)jnois with 9 apiece; scored. liThe Monster and the ship Leonard. Double plays - Vernon Northwestern, the defending cham· Doston AD R H PO A conta lind Early; Ltlbnard, Sullivan and pion, with 8; Minnesota with 7; ______Girl" lheu Vernon; Priddy, Sullivan and Ver­ Michigan with 6 and Chicago Holmes, cL...... 5 0 0 1 0 Physi lion; Denning, Boudreau a nd Den­ with 3. Joost, 2b...... _. 3 1 2 4 2 BMi 8 Pol rung. Lett on bases-Washington Giving Ohio State impetus in iis Burns. 3b ...... 4 ] 0 3 0 ~RNER___ ~ ""01 Ht1r!I 7, Cleveland 4. Bases on balls­ drive to the title was sophomore Ross, li...... 5 1 2 I 0 ;i1J!JiAij~~ Leonard I , Bagby 3. Strikeouts­ Bob Wasserman. the Buckeyes' Masi, c ...... 3 1 0 2 1 IW. [ WNl& WHIM Bagby 3. Hits-oU Bagby 8 in hope for the singles championsh ip. McCarthy, 1b ...... 4 0 3 to 1 TMC ....."1'1: ... 'N e ~u.. ..IOMN ...,.tAO •• JOHN WAYNE ',RAY " PAULETTE GODDARD . 'e YOU.... t4 ...... -v c" ••"· ..o fGeIAa 8 1-3 innings; Naymick 0 in 2-3. who won his semi-finals round Workman, 'i'I ..... _._ ..5 0 1 5 0 "'?"'Ullt liCaNNI:DY ! J14. .-.oWN ...... It . P assed ball-Early. Losing pitcher mntch today from Illinois' J ames Wietelmann. S5 ...... ,1I 0 0 4 6 Rlohard Rapt.ntI Massey · Lynpe ~yerman ·. Robert Preston , Susan Ha,ward ••OO.l. ... . 8Ctt.c.N IliLAV_OUDf.&v...... tbne ' -=-Bagby, . . Lothrop in straight sets. Wasser­ Javery. p ...... 4 0 0 0 3 Dennl'n .. EXT RA ADDBD -mTS ~---Ad(led mUl-:~-. call • • Umpires Hub6ard. Rommel man then paired with freshman 'f1II .. . ' "Ina Ra~ dutton & Ballll~ Plom -= "Chol1y Polly" "City of Courage" LATE And Berry. Charles Samson for a straight sets Totals ...... 36 , 8 30 13 "Beyond the Blue Gao. I I "City of Cour8.le" fill 01. Color Cartoon ~ Novelty NEWS Time-I:37. doubles victory over Mieb.iian's 51. Louis " ..... ~ ...... OOO 001 200 0--3 Horizon" Murphy, Pu"lic Deb. No.1 ...___ . Ule. Attendance-l,500 (estimated). oger Lewis and Fred Wellington. B

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is In charle ot the dance class and II , , • NE'ER THE TWAIN SHALL MEETII E. O. S, to Entertain New Nursing Class Engineering Students Ueut. I Lieul. W. Hausberg will iive lessons from 5 to 8 p. m. Comdr. Jones Service Men Today every Satuttlay. To Register Friday Elect New Officers At Hospitality Club For Summer Term Named to Succeed Weds Spencer Girl Marc Stewart Home The Associated Students of En­ es ~lneering held a meeting last night Mrs. Virgil Hancher, Mrs. RDliin Entered, Cash Taken Reghtration 10r the new fresh- to elect new oflicers to take the Comdr. John Bloom Announcement has been made of Perkins, Mrs. A. Craig Baird and man class in nursing will begin place of tWD men whD recentlj the marriage Df Marlon Col1ester, F'ridlly, LDis B. Corder, director entered the servl·ce. daugbter of Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Mrs. Earle Waterman will repre­ Marc Stewart, 1615 E. Court r III h If " h Liuet . Comdr. Fielder A. Jones street, reported yesterday that 0 e sc 00 0 nursmg, as an- WlllJam Sterns, E4 of Iowa City, Id Coll ter of Spencer, to Lieul. sent the E. O. S. club as hoste es nounced, and 'tudenls will begin was eJecled treasurer llnd Vernon has been named as NO.2 man at William I1ausberg, on of Mrs. at the Hospitality club this after­ thieves had broken Infu his hDUl!e work May 24. the rowa Navy Pre-Flight school Ernest Hausberg of Charles City. noon. ometime during the night. TlUr- Tbe new class wl\] number about Aske, E4 of Keister, Minn., WIiS to succeed Comdr. John M . Bloom, In the home ot the bride's parents, They will assi t with the club's teen dollars in c83h and $2.150 in 100, Miss CDrder said. which is a elected secretary. ~ou, May 8. The Rev. W. K. Williams defense stamps were taken, steW- I many as the school can accom- Plans for ummer activiti of who Is being transferred to sub­ activities tlDd prDvide homemade art declared. modate the group were made, and a CDm- l'C,'ad the single dng ceremony, cookies to the stUdents of the va­ rnarine duty June 1. Mrs. Hausberg was graduated Police found several et of fin- ' mlttee",a appointed to sponsor rious service units stationed here. ger Dn scene are I intl'amul'al ball games. ),s Commander Jones will take oVe!' from Ward-BelmOnt school [or Clubrooms in the Community Pl'j~ts th~ ~nd lIis duty May 26 and until the time girls in NashvUle, Tenn., and from building will be open from 2 to 6 cDntinulDl! their investigation. I Report Gasoline Theft . )ssing , of his detachment frDm the base, INorthwestern unlver Ity In Evan- o'clock. Danci ng will begIn at ThIeve stole seven Dr eigh: 35 Attend Ceremonial Commander Bloom will ael as as­ stDn, Ill. 2:30. Card games, ping pong llnd To Speak on WSUI gallons Df gas frDm a car belong- Thirty-five Nobles of the Order it Ga"" I A graduate oC Phillips academy sistan t commanding officer. othcr Indoor sports will also be MSIIT. P. J . O'Reilly or Sl. ing to Bert Kent Thursday eve-I of M,ystlc Shrine attended the ~ e (BUck) in Andover, Mass., and Yale uni- played. Patrick's chUrch will be in charge ning, local police reported ye - semi-annual ceremonial at the At the time Lieut. Comdr. W. H. let\cs cast.. versity in Ncw Haven, Conn., A begInning dancing class tDr Df the school of religion's mDrn-lerday. Thc gas cap was also taken. t KBbba temple In Da\'enport yes­ the While Stewart will succeed Commander Lieutenant Hausberg is public re­ ervlcemen who would like in­ ing chapel radio program next Kent's atuomDbilc wa parked Dn terday. Between 1500 and 1700 arded that Jones as regimental commandel·. lations oUicer at the pr~-flight struction was recently originated week. He will spe"dk on ''The So- Gilbert ·trcet near the Elks club men were present at the cere- school here. baseball's Commander Jones has served by, the club. Mrs. Harriet Walsh cial Value of the Oospel; ." Lat the time. monial. withln a The couple is at home nt 1640 in this capacity since last August. Morningside dl·ive. t tossing a A graduate of the naval academy POPEYE New York nt Annapolis, in 1926, he serv-ed two years with the lleet and then Prof. R. H. Ojemann ~ht-h8nder retired to Ute naval reserve. pOP~'fI:J WILL YOU pitched .~ He was given a refresher course Heads National Group gave the and sent here to the Iowa base, MARRY Mrc '? ictol'Y and following his recall to duty in On Parent Education r .hell' fi1'$\ April, 1942. .eason. Commander Stewart js also a PrOf. RaJDh H. Ojemonn, oS!;Qcl­ ~I 'r the only Jr9duate of the naval academy and ate professor in parent education ond Iraill\' was assigned here April 29, .1943. Iof the Iowa child wellare r earch only othe; His duties as regimental com­ station, was elected chairman of drawing a mander requj re that he be re­ the parent education department • sponsible for the training of the of the National CDngress or Par­ ~, however. cadets in the military aspects ot ents and Teachers. The board for it \\'13 the pre-flight scbool program. In­ meeting was held in ChicotD thi'> :I ott Ross' cluded in this phase of the train­ week. , Ross reo Ing are such subjects as military ProCessor Ojemann's duties in­ lme within drill, seamanship, ordnance, gun­ clude planning general ouUlnes, ten beto" nery and first aid. serving as consultant tor parent was wiPed education programs throughout "ard by a . EAST IS EAST, and west Is west, but the latter has the more beauti­ the country and giving advice to ful rlrts. So claim these 15 CaJitornla model., plehll'ed as they prolest. stDte organizotlons. HIs tcrm of 20th Naval Battalion ed to a Hollywood movie studio aralnst the appearance of 15 New Dffice Is three years. R H POA Plans Formal Dance Yorl!: models In a new musical film, "Caver Girl." "What have the New York 'cover rlrls' rot that we haven't?" they said. 0 0 3 4 Divorce Petition Filed 0 0 The formal graduation dance 0 a of the Navy Pre-Flight 20th bat­ Delbert Albright filed 1\ pcti­ 0 0 0 0 'talion will be held in the main Council Hears Professor Small Blaze Extinguished \.iDn fDr a divorce trom Ruth Al­ 0 0 0 5 lounge of Iowa Union tonight a~ PrDt. Walter F. Loehwing, helld Burning leaves on the back bright ycsterday charginlt cruel 0 1 13 0 ot the botany department, spoke on porch ot the W. R. HUghes horne, and inhuman treolment and inCI­ 0 2 8 o'clock. The Seahnwk band will 0 I provide the music. "Nulrition and Sex Expression in 30 N. Van Buren, caused a small deIlty. 0 0 5 0 Chaperons are Cap!. and Mrs. Hemp" at the Iowa State Research fire at 4:35 p. m. Thursday. The Thc couple was married April I 0 o 1 0 council meeting and a t a graduate fire department extinguished the 13, 1941, Albdght is In A [rico 0 0 D. C. Hanrahan, CDmdr. and Mrs. 0 3 J. M. Bloom, Lieut. Comdr. and college lecture in Ames yesterday. blaze before damage resuulted. with the United states army. 0 0 0 0 Mrs. F. A. Jones, Lieut. Comdr. , ---- and Mrs. R. M. Schwyhart, Lieut. 0 1%413 and Mrs. P. A. Shipman, Lieut. in 9t.h. and Mrs. H. C. Seay and Lieut. it II PO A (j.g. ) and MI·S. D. H. Hoover. Daily Iowan Want AeJs 1 1 4 o 1 2 Jack White Appointed 1 1 12 * * * FOR * * SALE * SUMMER* COTTAGES* * CLARENCE GRAY 1 1 2 County Salvage Head CLASSIFlED o 0 3 ADVERTISING PIANO for slIle. Phone 4836. Five-room summer eottllie at 012 The office Df civilian defense L a k e Macbride. Larow Co. 010 announced yesterday the appOint­ RATE CARD HELP WANTED Phone 9681. o 0 2 ment of Atty. Jack White to the CASH RATE GIRL lor general housework. APARTMENTS 0 00 position of county salvage chair· Would consider high school man. lor 2 daYI- senior. Phone 2516. FURNISHED apartment. Close In . 362111 The office, now run on a yearly lOc per llne per day I Phone 6952. 000000-0 busis, has beim managed by Deon. 3 consecutive daY8-- BELLHOP. Good wages, ' ,DOd 10 per Une per day 000 21x-3 Jones fDr the past year. Jones, 1 hours. Apply Bell.captain, Hotel FURNISHED L w 0 - roo m IIpart­ 6 COnsecutive daylt- ment. Garage. Adults. 717 E. • batted in who headed the drives for waste Bc per line per day Jeflerson . Igin. Two lois, tin, scrap metal, rubber and Washington. 1 month- WANTED - full and part~time lIe plays~ other salvage materials, will cort·. 4c per line per day nd Etten; tinue to serve on the committee. fDuntain girl. Cash salary. WEST AMANA. Modern duplex. - Figure 15 words to line­ Apply Ford Hopkins. Three rooms and bath. Largc ~d KuheL White has been co-chai.1'Illan of Minimum Ad-2 lines earden. Daily Iowan, Box #704. Il'k 1; Chi. the county sc rap metal committee. LAUNDRY WORKERS apply 111 -WensloU CLASSIF'IED DISPLAY person. New Praces. Laundry' FURNISHED five-room apart- h'ensloU 5; SOc col. inch 313 S. Dubuque. ment. AlsD un[urnished two- Judge Fines Speeder, Or $5.00 per month I room apartment; rent of this McGowan. ROOMS FOR RENT apartment may be paid In uart HENRY CARL ANDERSO~ Dismisses Asscwlt Case ----,,---- All Want Ads Cash in Advance by janItor service. Larew Co. -,. -.-- FOR BOYS - Lwo double roorn& Phone 9681. ,-. Nile P. Gardner, 903 ;E. Burling­ Payable at Dally Iowan Busl­ witb pl"ivate bath. Also one hess office doUy until 15 p.m. ton street, was fined $25 in police ~ouble, two half-double rooms. 32 SERVICES ~ ers, court yesterday morning tor speed­ E. Bloomineton. Cancellations must be called in Call us lor expert reltllerator ing. The fine was suspended by before 5 p.m. Id Series Police Judge J ack White. WANTED - LAUNDRY $ervice. CONNER'S REFRIGER­ Responsible for one Incorrect ATOR SERVICE. Phone 7660. lete Suder, The case Df James Gill oC lawn insertion only. LAUNDRY--5hirts Dc. Flat fintsh, City. who was arrested on an iscouraged, 5c pound. DIAL 5162. Long­ INSTRUCTION Wclaj wIth assault and ballery charge, Wils streth. In Tommy dismissed from court by Judge DANCE INSTRUCTION til p, ing yester' White. PLUMBING ballroDm and. ballet. Harriet DIAL 4191 t , dphia Ath· Walsh. Dial 5126. re r the De­ VI ANTEO: Plumbing and heating. to 1 serlel Larew Co., 227 E. Waahlnatcm. DANCING LESSONS-ballrocm­ COBB- Phone 9681. . ballet-tap. Dial 7248. J4Im1 * * * Youde Wuriu. (Continued from page 2) * * * FURNITURE MOVING tent PORTRAITS - Manager overseas by the Saturday Evening TRAIN WITH OTHER SUI .' Rip Sewell Post in the earliest days of the MODER~ PORTRAITS. Young's MAHER BROS TRANSFER STUDENTS IN SHORT COURSES ie Fletcher ·Studio. NDrth of City Hall. Open • STARTING APRIL 26. PAUL ROBINSO~ war. He was at one time held Sunday. For EUiclent Furniture Movin, Shorthand and Typing ETTA lETT ~sterday by as a spy by the Germans. It took Ask About OUf If the Na· him six weeks to "get the hell Brown'. Commerce Co11eqe CAR RENTAL WARDROBE SERVICE Iowa CIty's Accredited Business . argument out of there" but he was nD School. Over Penney's Store lOt in the sooner back on good American RENT A CAR. B. F. Carter. Dial DIAL - 9696 - DIAL Dial <4682 m Dodgers terra firma than he was off with 4691. !rday. the A.E.F. He came out Df that :: with a French decoration as che­ valier Df the LegiDn of I1onor and later picked up a reserve com­ IlIission as major in the United States army. He probably was the iirst war correspondent to use the indi­ vidual vignette as a mefhod of ! darling telling the war story. He dQem't ,oved by claim any credit for it, fJowever. to them U you mentiol\ it, he says "hUmph," and pDints Dut that ZOl.$, Hugo and Tolstoi employed the I OLD HOME TOWN BY STANtE! same method. That's pretty goOd 100M AND BOARD BY GENE AHERN :it'/ company. THEY oIOI.ILDHT NECESSARILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN W'W AAI;I'1O ~S / ••• fMVBE 'TMII u:x7t .",.. HrDr45H (CoiiUilued from pale ~) BY ~ OU'TLAHOP THE ~y ~/" ' OR IT COULC BE ~ renewals in the Iowa Moun­ ~ GOLD HO/'IRD OF A MISER taineers for the 1943-44 school WHO LIVED ,,'ROUND HERE year are now a "aila ble. A CE"'~ 1'oGO/ Ulustrated lectures, motion pic­ Here's the Answer­ tures, and other indDor and out­ door proarams ot the oraaniza*lon wll! be enjoyed with a member­ Use a Daily Iowan ship fee. Those jn~rested may contact Gordoh L. Kent, ollice of I the university phDtographer in the Classified Ad. Pllyslcs buildint, Or call 7418 afier I S p. m. LEAVl'rr LAMBERT Chairman

~ . PDT-TIME WORK U you are interested in part­ time 'cash work, will you please call at the office of student em­ ployment, .room 3, Old. Capi.tol,. io 'DIAL 4191 - fill out a current tree hour ached- • ~" 11 ule. ( .-. ~.... ~ THE D AlLY l O W AN. l O W A CITY. 10. W A SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1943 PAGE SIX :::

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EVERY HOUSEWIPE know" tbat you But giving our" boys tbe tbings they I . can't keep butter on a hot summel: Deed costs a lot of money-which is day without some sort of refrigeration. why the Government asks us to buy It__ melts i ; ...r;'and _ it grows rancid.• • ~ mor,WarBonds. . BiitAmerjcan soldier;;now fi8htj~ , ADd that's not so much-to ask_ Many of us are making more money than we in North Africa, carry with them a have made for years. The things we'd non.melting butter, especially prepared " (like to buy with that money have for desert warfare. This butter will ! , either disappeared or are as "scarce not melt, or grow rancid, until the as hen's teeth!" So, why not put that tempe(ature reaches 120 degrees Fahr· money into War ·Bonds at good in· enheit. ' , terest-$4 Cor every $ 3 when the Bonds 'What" the secret of this new desen­ mature? Money to help pay for the war-keep prices down-provide peace­ iype~butt~r? Simply this. ; • it is forti­ time jobs and peacetime goods and a fied with a fa' which has. bigb melting generally decent world Cor all of us pojn~ 'The butter can be packed in a when the war is won. can, like beans or beef, and will keep indefinitely. ' Chances are, you're already in the Payroll Savings Plan-buying War Why ';o'hl( with liutt.,Z Bonds-doing your bit. But don't • - . stop there. Raise your sights! Do ~ou might think that soldiers en- your best/ gaged in desert warfare could get along without butter. _They could! But why How millions of Americans have .honld they? done their bif-and how tlltr. can do bitter: Unlike Europeans, most Americans Of the 34 million Americans on are used tQ baving something to spread plant payrolls, nearly 30 million of on their bread. When they can't get them have joined the Payroll Savings butter, they use jam or marmalade. Plan. (If you areo't in yet- sign up But this makes the men thirsty, and tomorrow!) there you have another desert problem. For in North Africa, water is as scarce Those Americans who have joined the Plan are investing, on the average, as buttet. and often dangerous to drink. 10% of their earnings in War Bonds. So, thanks to Yankee ingenuity, our (If you haven't reached 10% yet­ soldiers solve the whole problem by keep tryiog!) carrying along butter that will not melt ; ; ~ even in African deserts! BUT ••• America's income this year will be the highest in -history: about 125 *** BILLION dollars! 10 spite of all THE -ABOVE STORY illustrates taxes and price rises, the average work­ something that you alreaqy know ..• er will have more money thao last year­ that American soldiers are the best-fed, more thao ever beforel the best-cated-Cor fighting men in the That is why Uncle Sam has a right history of the world. That fact brings to ask us, individllally, to iovest more a glow of satisfaction to every Ameri· money ia War Bonds, through the can, for we all agree that the very best Payroll Savings Plan, He asks us to of e .. erythiog j$ none too good [or ONr invest not 10% or lS% or 20%, but bovs! .11 we ClInt I

over Island nicht clear t'OlIis~ trn ln th is a Ab num~ up Ire ._,. cul'rC(j stngel I cars e eHvm, • chief I • Coil I ! .80ilsT rOUR BliND 8UYINIJ THRlJUIH THI' ,AYRDa SA·VINIS IlAN r livt . , low IVeck( noon , the c NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY NALl CHEVROLET J. C. PENNEY CO. Larew Co. Plumbing & Heating . THREE SISTERS TOWNER'S rains. [ow ,. BREMER'S MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. DANE COAL CO. KELLEY CLEANERS low,:- City Lodge No. 1096 GRIMM'S STORE FOR MEN 10, 0' InchCl LAGOMARCINO GRUPE CO. B.P.O. ELKS DUNN'S H. L, BAILEY, AGENCY HOTEL JEFFERSON Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co. City "'eath IOWA WATER SERVICE CO. SEARS ROEBUCK Iowa State Bank and Trust Co. BECKMAN'S DOMBY BOOT SHOP Loy~1 Order of Moose 'ren Cl'Ces 10 as SWANER'S DAIRY First Capital National Bank P.m., ., crees No llent tinue( COMMITTEE WAR S A V I N 6 SST A F F _ . V leT '0 R Y FUN D COM MIT TEE den\( IIterr IoaiaI