IS, 1943 ,. =-.::: , .. ,. .... Ration Calendar Rain OAII "A" ••• " ••• II ..,u. ••, IJ; COFP!!!! •••••• le3 ",Ir.. M., 1M: IIIG"...... 'I ea,_ •• , III IOWA: Occasional n,h' rabt .... E, r, 0 ....t .to.. ,. u, .... III., I'; IOWAN and cooler In forenoon, o. •. .... J atarn,.. .ll,lre MaT Iii ,T.HE DAILY .80111 .... ,_ n •• ,Ir." U. J... Iowa City's Morning Newspaper warmer In an.ernoon. ~======:======x======~======%:======;:======~~=====- FIVE CENTS T8B A.IIOCIATBD ...u. IOWA CITY, IOWA SUNDAY, MAY 16. 1943 TIU AIlIIOCIATBD ...BII. VOLUME XLm NUMBER 198

REOPENED MEDITERRANEAN ROUTE SHORTENS SUPPLY LINE TO ORIENT

BadWealher RUSSIA (SIIRIAl Greatest U.S. Bomber Slows Yank Drive on Altu . Fie.at Hammers Reich No Word on Fighting, Russia" Long Range Shower Explosives on Emden; But Japs Indicate Bombers Blast Two They Expect Defeat Tunisian Air Force Hils Iialy WASHINGTON (AP) - Bad German Strongpoints weather hampering the America.n AFRICA drive to wipe out Japanese posi­ ~ound Orel, Gomel L ND N (A P )-Tllc gl'eat t American bomber fie t vel' tions on J\tt~ island, authorities put into ll1c ait" 0\'1'1' ,I'rmany howl'l' d inc ndiarit'!i auu cxplo­ famlll\lr with conditions in the As Nazis Open New silo y teway on the l1a\'al ba. of Emden and "icinity in weer>~ Aleutians suggested yesterday, but Drive on Leningrad confidence mounted that the foe thl'oug-b a noycl mudge·pot moke ereen defcllJ e which only sooo would be crushed. LONDON, Sunday (AP)-Rus­ licn-ed to outlinc the tal'''ct 101' tile widespread firc·bombing There was no offlcial word on ILACK AlEA DENOTIS sian long range bombers set more throu)!hont thc harbor city, the progress of the fighting to add AXIS - HELD TlRIITOIY Oatl1l than 30 !ires and explosions in the Tn fUrnlcr despcrate defense a~tcmpts th Germans tried agaiu to the announcement by Secre­ IN EUROPE AND ASIA jammed German rail depot of without hUCC to bomb tll big attackers out of the ail'. taty Knox yesterday that it was Gomel In white Russia and also By Ii tting up the moke crl'ell the Ocrmall apparently were going satisfactorily. Since the high 1\ IE-OPINED ROUTE aHacked Orel Friday night In a xpecting to foil th Am rican peciulit in daylight high·) vel command has adopted a policy of l TO OIIENT ( . swelling aerial offensive that has I)l'eeibion bombing. cost the enemy many planes, Mos­ oot revealing details of the action 111. tead, til llUval bu ' wa ' dclng d with fire·bomb in clu ters : .... ':OLD lOUTE , cow announced early today. until it clarifies, it was assumed blanketing th tUl'gl't with flaming d . tl'uctivc effect. here that the battle which begun The Red air force dropped their with landing of army troops on bombs ;!mid several dozen trains • 'fhey had Emden all cloud d over with smok -pot , but that THE CONQUEST 01 Ule nonk African coastline, It Is believed. will the axis remains In conlrol of tbe Mediterranean Isla ncb or 8ar­ loaded with ammunitlon and other just. 'howed u where to dump the bomb." laughed JJiellt. l\1aI·tin Attu Tuesday must be continUing dlnla and Sicily, observtrs believe amed air control In that area through its fifth day. enable· tbe united naUon. to reopen the Mediterranean to allied equipment at Gomel, feeder point 'anford of Kokomo, Ind., bom~ From axis lIources, however, shlpplna', 'hus cutUnl' 'be distance frOID the American east eoast will do much to dlscourace aUuks on united nations shJpphll'. Map for the central and southern Rus­ bardier on the iOI'tre , "1\[1'. to tbe MIddle East, RUllia and India by ahou~ 5.... mlJes. Thourh sboWI Ule old and tbe borter rou~ . tUDe clear Intimations tha~ sian fronts oq the railway from Fi,'c by Five," piloted by Col. Japanese leaders expected de­ Warsaw, said a broadcast recorded JOhl] G. :Moor of La Animus, leat and were a!templinr ~o pre­ by the Soviet monHor. Colo. pare 'heir people accordinl'ly. Gas Coupon Renewals 39 Nul Planes De troyed Carr,lnr the record-breakinr A German broadcast quoted In othel' operations 39 German House · Republicans Confident planes were shot down or de­ pre-Invasion a. e r I a I orfenslve General Sadao Araki, former Japanese minister of war, as de­ To Be Sent by Mail slroyed on the ground Friday, the 'hrou,h 115 third da" tbe Amer­ clarine with reference to Attu that midnight commullique said. This Icans flew 500 miles, roundltlp, "setbacks there and at home will Of Sending .. 'Skip' Bill 10 F. R. Price Administrator was In addition to .n enemy air­ '0 attack naval, transport, air­ craft destro;rcd since Wednesday In onl)' increase our strength," and drome and Industrial objectives "in no wise could aHect the will ~ ' .. . Announces Change nUacks ranRlng from the Baltic to ' 10 victory and certainly of victory !. , the Sea oC Azov. • wltbout an escort wblle 8th In 'A' Book System American-mllde aircraft were U, • force lI,btel'1l made diver­ oHhe Japancse people." Confidence in official Washing- Dem·oFoes 'Of. ,- Nazis Confiseate ' 1,000,000 Dutch Radios b lIeved to b9 playing lin increa - sionary sweeps. . (AP)-.Motol'- ing role In the wide:sP'read forays. Ion quarters found expression ,. -•. ~AS}JINGTO'N The un escorted bombers, which among naval men most frequently Ists' will be allowed to rCnew their The Russians said thEl)' had lost In Move to Stifle Allied Invasion Signals dropped some explosives as well yesterday in the l'emark that "you "A" gasolinc r{Jtioning books by 26 planes cromP pOllit ioll and concur with the an au~borltatlve source. wen~ velopmelli was rcnewed German mandant of the camp. "When 1 have been In that very spot," \A!wis and other united mine seoote. On the'last test, the house borne for "rest and to renew actlvily outside Leningrad which apologized I.. ler," Jbtx sa. s, "the lIald Ma.t, L. E, Lyle of Pine· workers officers will ignore the rejectOd the Ruml plan by the U.S. Army Engineer. conlaets:' T d Hit B had been sh'cnglhened since the ..oneral said he would liked to blurt. Ark., pilot of the FI)'lnr war labor board's summons to a slim margin 01 206 to 204 before Ten How Volunteer. In other signs of invasion {car orna 0 IS arn, Russians last winter cut a gap In have yoo-llooed back but was Forlre "Yardbird." f1lecting 011 Monday. adopting a compromise, cancelling and strcss. a Zurich dispateh to U, German ring around the city. afraid It wouldn't be «ood ror Thus to date no American plane I The WLB order }'rlday night tht! oilligations tor the last year of Stemmed River Tides Reutcrs reported that live persons KI"lls 3Cows 3Hogs The army newspaper Red Star IIrmy di ·t,llne." has been bombed out of the air, provided for a meeting of miners about 90 percent of the taxpayer. were killed and 40 wounded In , said thl1 Germans had sont "chains" although the Germans have tried and operators with a division of The 8enate bill, on the other band, ST. LOUIS (AP) - The United LYin Thursday night in a battle of Infantrymen against the Rus- many Urnes. Ihe board to atrange a resump­ would abate taxes for virtually States army engineers di5clos~ with German troops and in a A lornado demoli~hCd a largo sian defenSes aftcl' a heavy ar- "Good bombing results were ob· Over 100 Jap Planes served," The communique said, tion of collective bargaining in the everyone, cancelling indJvldual yesterday that axis pl'1soners 01 Fl'cnch qUlIl'ler .where (. secret wea- b arn on the farm of Harry Ho\%, tillel'y barrage. The midnight bul- sort coal wage dispute while pro­ levies tor either this year or last, war had been utlllzed for emer- pons un d a prm mg press were letin conIiL'mod fighting in that "despite adversc weather condi­ uncov"I'cd route 6, about 7 miles southeast tions." duction continued. Operators said whichever are lower. g ncy, flood ·control work along ~ . area, but there wos as yet no in- AHack Allied Troops Ihey would attend the meeting. Three Ste,s tile Mississippi river in the Ste. ------o( Iowa City at 7:45 last night and dicatiOIl that Ihe Germans had Yesterday's three-ply punch Some legislators, dJscounting Ule Genevieve (Mo.) levee district. killed three cows and thrce haas. begun a new otrensive aimed at with diversi onary sweeps repre­ Republlclll1 shortcut plans, said The prisoners, working on a vol- lhe animals were trapped when [lnally toppling that prize indus­ In New Guinea Area sented the largest number of day­ k M light bombers employed over Ger­ Bra eman Hurt, any the procedure to be followed prob- untary basis, sandbagged 15 cre- Farmers to Be Given the hayloft;. containing several trial city. Shaken Up in Wreck IabJy would take these steps: . vasses in tbe levee, saving 1,000 In the Kuban val ley northeast ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN many and it probably delivered • 1. An agreement to send the bIll acres of rich larm land from 1m- tons of hay, collapsed. Four cows of Novorosslslt in the' Caucasus AUSTRALIA. Sunday (AP) - the greatest batch oJ incendiaries East of Des MOines to conference committee. minent inundation. Each man was Opportunity to Tell were saved by a group 01 about the bulletin said two Gelman bat- The Japanese hurled 11\0re than ever dropped In the daytime. 2. A floor light over a motion paid 60 cents {or an 8-hour day, 35 farmers from neighboring lalions supported by 5 tanks had 100 planes agninst allied troop po­ Hardly had the Am e l' i can DES MOINES (J\P) - Traffic to instruct the house delegates to in addItion to his l'egular allow­ Troubles to Congress [arms. attacked Ru.uian lines slowly con- siUons in New Guinea Saturday, bombers returned to their bases over the main line of the Rock accept the Ruml plan. It adopted, anee, as a prisoner, ot II sum The tornado also blew down verging on that city, but were attacking American and Austral~ when strong formations of RAF Island was being re-routed last such a motion would be tanta- equIvalent to his bl'my pay. WASHINGTON (AP) - Farm- electric wires and knocked over thrown back with heavy 1000ses. ian forces rive miles south of bombers escorted by fighters night while crews struggled to mount to passage of the bill. Regular prisoner uhllorms-blue ers of Iowa and olher midwestern many trees. There were no re- Five enemy tanks were reported SaJamaua with one of the heaviest swept over northern France to , clear thc wreckage caused by a 3. Then, if the Ruml ·plan Js ap- j~ekets; laced trousers and leg­ ports oC anyone being injured. knocked out. dive bombct· forces yet employed. atlack airfields at Caen and Poix. CQllision of a passeoger and {reJght proved, a meeting of the eonfer-, gins-were wOl'n along with spo­ states may have an opportunity to The raiders, including 40 dive Iruln 15 miles east of Des Moines ence committee to remove tech- cial rubber boots issued (or the tcll theh' fnl'm labol' and farm mll- bombel'S, struck after dawn at Swarm. of Bombers Ihis afternoon. nleal "bugs" In the bill. occasion. The IniU1l1 "P W" for chlncry wO<'s dlt'ecUy to members SHOWER-OF BOMBS-FOR KISKA Bobdubi. a village recently seized A Was . .TI~c views ot ·,"!$st. bpuse .mem- "prisoner of war" appeared on the Strike Duee'. Empire brakeman Injured and a of cor.grcss. by the allies '111 an attempt to cut , number of passengers wel'e shaken bel'S were reflected by the reactiOn back 01 eacb jacket and some had off enemy supplies to their troops ALLrED HEADQUARTERS IN up Crom the collision, which oc­ to the senate's swl1t acceptance of the saine initials on the seuts o! Representat.ive Paul Cunning­ at Mubo 12 miles below SaJa­ N01\TH AFRICA (AP) - The re­ cul'l'ed when coaclles of the pas­ the Ruml plan. It passed 49 to 30 their pants. ham (R-Iowa) disclosed that the maua. They also sent 34 planes alJlles of woo' moved close to the senger train sideswiped freight Friday night after Republicans and The naUonality ol t.he prisoners, Republican congreSSional roo d against Wau, allied ba e with an heart of yestel·day. cors entel'ing a siding near Mitch­ a fr:w Democrats beat down five their numbcr and the camp where study subcommittee of which he airdrom 35 miles 60U Ul west 01 Swarms 01 allied bombers were ellville, according to J. L. Halpin, amendmentS in sharp setback for they arc interned were not dis- Salamaua. using north African airdromes for is chairman plans to conduct per­ chleC dispatcher. administration .forces. closed. They met /10 opposition at continued sy tematic destruction Authority to lise them as an sonal intcrviews with farmers In of the remains of Mussolinl's em­ an eHort to "get thc real facts cithel' point from allied planes. In­ emergency measure was obtained dicating lhey have recently re­ pire, and allied shipping swept from Ule seventh s@rvice command UtJon which we can base recom­ ellforced their hard pl'essed (orces virtuaUy unmolested ' through the Cold, Rain, Winds Spoil 'Spring' Weekend; at Omaha ' by Col Lawrence B. mendations for legislation." Mediterranean. Cunningham was named by at Lae and Salamaua, the Japan­ feagin, St, Louis army district e attacked sharply on the ground Air CbJet Manhal Sir Artbllr Chairman Thomas A. Jenkins (R~ ~ngineer, alter farmers had re­ at Bobdubi whiLe the dive bomb­ WllIlam Tedder, commaader of River Rises Foot Afier 1.31 Inch Showers quested aid, fearing their lands Ohio) of the fuil RepubUcan con­ aU alUed air forces in thlll lbe­ gressional food study committee to er harried allied t.roops from the would be flooded. . aif'. aler. declared the Mediterran­ [owa Cilia':'l' set aside plans lorr preciPi.talion Friday ni,hl was head a subgroup assigned to look ean open to the unltecl nallou weekend outm,s yesterday alter- only .24 in Iowa City,. while other into the {arm machinery and {arm and uld allied IlUPply veaae1s labor situation. noon lind reconciled themselves to lowa clties reported rainfall 01 .99 Hitl.r Sign. Decr.e Tornado Iniures 200 DOW could moie lh.r lenltb of Ihe cold weather and drenchlng' The subrommittce, Cunningham tbe aea with nel'll&1ble rllll. rains. and under. ' • Extending Own Power said, Intends to "try out" the idea In Fort Riley Storm The war came close to Rome [owa river had risen 12 inches at Weatherman Charles D. Reed of meeting direcUy with farmers Friday when Maj.-Gen. James H. 10 ' o'clock last nliht and 1.37 said yesterday tbat this spring LONDON (AP) - Ado\( Hltler in Delaware "since we can run up }'ORT RILEY, Kan. (AP)-Ap­ Doolittle's Flying P'ortresse~ made i"chea of rain had taUen in Iowa seems unusually chilly because last has signed a decree continuing there very/ conveniently {r 001 proximateiY 200 men were injured, a heavy raid 37 miles from the eily since 1:30 a. m. yesterday, sprinll was much warmer than in Indc.llniteLy his tenure as One-man Wasbington." five seriously, in a vicious tornado capital, at the port ol Clvltavec­ wealher officials reported. normal years. boss of Germany. that whipped through this cavalry chia, terminal ot a ferry to Sar­ Temperature l'anged from 52 de- He slated that there hu been A DNB report on the German replacement center yesterday, de­ dinia. grees at 12:30 yesterday afternoon a decided edle in the atmosphere radio said last night the decree ClvU Air PatroJ stroying 01' damaging 41 frame The eily is the site of an ar­ 10 as high as 80 dearees at 7:30 -temperatures averaaed three de­ was published in the German Military drill will be held at buildi ngs valued at $175,000. senal and extensive cement plants. p. m., and dropped back to 113 de- ,rees a day below normal last Legal Gazette and OOIltinues the the armory at 7:30 tomorrow The storm was of short duration When the bomhs stopped raining crees at 9:30 last night. week-but pointed out that the powers &ranted Hitler by the law nlllht. but savage. Mess halls were lifted down {rom the Flying Fortresses No signs of letting up were evi- average total deficiency for the of March 24, 11133, which expired Dr. J. E. Wells will be in in the air and dumped yards away, the fires in Civitavecchia (old dent as the heavy showers con- state from April 1 to May 11 was on May 10, 19i3. charlie of the class· in naviia~ leaving tables and itltchen equip~ city) co\Ald be seen for 60 miles. tinued. Model'lIte to heavy thun- only 22 degrees. ' The decree must be rubber- tioo which will meet at 8:30 to­ "BOMBS AWAYI"-They're beadlnc .tr-alcbl for Jap Installatlona on ment sti1latanding upright and un­ Direct hits were scored on several det&torml were predicted for thlll Last sprllll, Reed added, a total • tamped by the Reiehatal, which morrow niiht in room 109 • KIIile llarbor In tile A1eallanl. Baelll7-beld PGllUons oa KJaka are damaged. Rifles, bunks, barracks, ships in the harbor aod fuel stor­ -EE afternoon, and atroDi winds lor of 136 exeeaa delfClel wu accumu- 15 opected to meet lOOn at Hitler'8 Dental buUdlng. clothes and :toot lockers were scat­ ages, and aD ammunition dump be~ bombed conUallOlIIlJ by Unllecl Stalel anea operaliu from. izs toalIbt. _ . ._. __ , . _ lated ill the Iwe perIod. call for that purpoae. reeeull7 OC«llQlled bale OD A1ealWJ llland. tered over a wide arell. was exploded. PAGE 'twO 'tHE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IowA SUNDXY. MAY 18. 1943 r

of a proportionate (llay in the pag of ~ol1r THE DAILY IOWAN paper. Published every morning except M'bndty by As to the . econd que. tion-T am "ware Student Publications Incorporated at 128·130 oC ~' Ollr problem in printing the nam of lowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. juvenile oHenders. You have been 1'efu ed these names by both the local policl' juvenile Board of Trustees: A. Crlt. Blird, Kirk H. ofJ'ieer and toe couoly juvenile oricer. Both, I Porter, Paul E. Olson, Jack M 0 y e r 5, Dan believc, bav contended jn backing up tbi re· McLaughlin, John Doran, Donald Ottilie, Ed fusal that the printing of the name. of the Bowman. oCCcnders would tend to an irl'epa1'able libel, tllat sneh publication wonld lib I the juvenile UNIVERSITY CALENDAR i Fred M. Pownall, Publisher both in hill o"'n 0 i('ty lind in adult !IO iety. 1 Marie Nau, Advertisioc Moft6ter • • • Monday, May 17 meeting with presentation of new James F. Zabel, Editor lf II/l' jlltJenile autllod/il'. ttl I'C correc/- 7:30 p. m. Joint lecture of tile otCicers. University club. 1'ng till' problelll 1J'M/ at til am e timp graduate college and the Iowa sec· Sunday, May 3. Entered as second class mail matter at the post­ suppo edly protuting the lII11lte of tll ­ tion, American Chemical society, by 7:30 p.m. Student Christlan d [illqItC1Its, 11' cOlild «(lI'M 11'W tltellt ChemiStry audllcent wave of lareeny and bUTA" DLcu ion of the remailld(,l' of th£' ques' Sgl. George FoWler Interh a to Iisl them with lhe division ot will retul'n by 8 o. m. Fdday. nare In to t he flare.chute .0 that student housing not later than PHYLLIS PETERSON ~ary. No names were given. tions even to the inadequate ('xtent 16 whieh t hl observflr in the nOle of the plane mly 101 hla .'ghll and Wednesday \It 5 o'clock. • • • I'vp written about the fir t lwo "'''ould fiJI •• "d Ihe heavy load 01 bomba IMELDA C. MURPIIY SWIMMING POOL D ef'lJ are (£ few of the qlle~ / iQlIs 111ltirll YOllr entir editorial ptlg('. Yf't, pO!ll!ihly we hurtling true Inlo the hea,1 01 a NAI l tar.et. Division of Student Housin g The fleld hou e swimming pool came to my mind: e811 l)l'llsh over them 10 Itt Ipsst indicalE' what will be open daily from 7 to 9:30 1. Why is so little slJace afforded II we fear lhe an wets 10 bC'. !lOYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE squadrons overseas are conlrtbulinr In Inereasinrly larre mea ure to row A MOUNTAINEERS p. m. and on Saturdays trom 9 slory tIJ/tich .~ee?lt.' to be of SIlI'" oreal ;f/t. .. . the moun ling fury of the aerial onslaught on Germany and Nazi tarcets In ocoupled territory. Recently An overnight canoc trip Is a. m. to 12 M. , portonce 10 t/te COlll1ll1l1lity' T bclirlJe aw'l' is II .'(,I·;OIlS jlwl'lIj/r Roya l Canadian Air Force bombers were over Germany every night for a week and the squaC\rons 01 planned tor the Mountaineers Sat. D. A. ARMBRUSTER 2. Why are not lhe warnml of til e ar­ 1Jrobll'flt in l Oll'a ('ily. I bplitJl' Owt omr Jt.C.A.F. bomber group formed at the New Year are hittlnr their foil stride. Broad, careful plannlne- and a urday. They will leave the inter­ re .• ted boys 1Jllblis/tnU ri/izetls of I owa Cily are rOllscioltS of terrific amount of dttall. In which everyone from the Air Vice· Marshal down to the lowe t ranking urban depot at 2 o'clock and will STUDENTS NOT IN RESERVES riner bears a share, are essential to the success of these nll'hUy ml 810ns. The "old reUable" of the raid return to Iowa City by canoe Unless you are de!erred from 3. 18 tli (t. a j1lvenil e probZI')}t her ;'1 '''e condition, 80me aI'/' making voli011t otl Germany is the twln-enrlned WelUnrton, dubbed "Wimpy" by the Canadian who fly them. In Suhday afternoon at 5 o'clock. service, or less than eighteen, you (lffort8 to help .~oltJe Ih e jJl·oblem. Olllfl'S 101/)0. City' addition the anadian bomber squadrons are flylnr the blr tour·engined Halifax bombers which can Each member will be charged should soon call at the office of 4. Is 101('0. Oily at all aware of 1chat is aI'e dabbling in if. carry an 8.000 -pound bomb load to Germany. $1.25 Cor the canoes and each (See BULLETIN, page 5) ooing on i1~ the j'tttJ6nillJ 1'0nLtl11ltlf1y' • • • ClIt'e? 01' rOo • 5. Docs Iowa City Iowa City like many nnothl'r colleg high, J went to bed·rock to get the 6. Is anything being r/OllP 10 get fo 11, ~ llniv<'1'sity town eem. to be 100 wound·up in Truth About 'R' Street- story of the importance of Wash­ holtom of tile IJl'oblend lb activities of the "older jtn'cnil('s," leav­ ington busi ness representatives. I Hollywood Sights and Sounds o. What can bl' done fo .W/VI' ill t)rob­ ing the yonnger group to ith r do it bc t to wenl to treasury procurement, leml eopy and "\x?lik(''' the olOer s t in ordel' to The lowdown on Washington lobbies wh ich, in those days, was letting After Seven Years, George Dolenz Finally • • • have any landin~ in .ol'icty 01' to go off on most of the government contracts. I wi h I kn w the 8nRW l' to all til e it. own c1ivel. ion. -often d lin(IUl'nt diycr· ... lo" I found that their importance was Made the Grade in Hollywod By JACK TINNETT que t;on and could apply tllat kllowled~l' sion~. Jt is thi .. ~1'0\1p whi·11 produe s the 17 about that of a good office boy. WASHINGTON-The "Big Red ne -5 representatives and commis· By ROBBIN COONS rather than writing to you about th prolHem. oelinqllen1. who)S(' an!'Rt you I'eported. Hiv They placed berore the proper or­ Hou e on R str et" could conceiv- sion mcn. ficials, and it's no trick to find out .ft to!: ,j 'fhe btl can do is to giv you th im­ 1hem I bing to do. makc them know what they who they are, the qualifications pr iOlls I've gained ill foUl' yeal'. of ob­ hay on important placl' in the so<'iety, bp ably talee its place along side the A couple of years ago. when na· HOUJYWOOD-OcoJ'ge Dolenz ou~hl to b' in pictul'es. tional defense was swinging into (See WASHINGTON, page 5) And be i , but it's not the fault of the people who told him Ii rving the i1l1ation. inter t d in what the)" are doing, guid~, "LitUe Green House on K street," As to the fil-st thllt may be just an l'ditorial hlp, 011118 1, and treat them as real and 01 the Harding administl'ation, the ------Itl' Ull!!:ht 10 be, etc('tera. 'l'hese inclndccl many of' tll(' bi~ shots in H ollywood, who kncw Gc rge intimately bccnllse lhey alwayft probl m of pac sbortA.~. npws judgmenl, importanl people and I hf'.I' Til 1101 II1I'n to I hl' "Kate Chase House" or Recon­ John Selby Reviews New Books- lllw him first whcn tllCY went to l'C'ycl lit the l'Pig-ning revel spots. Ilack of policy, or just disintere t. .L everUtp­ divCl ions that ine\'itably lead to h'oubk stql.ction days and several other 'lome of them saw him when they went ont, too. Two of him, ~e , if you will allow me to assume that a Plea'e, understand. Ril', thot ] 11I'0re~s 110 rarpous domiciles in Washington newspaper is imprpssed with a public tru!!t nbilily 10 Rol\'e this problem. T doubt that nny lobby history, but I doubt it. Gl'ol'ge is a handsome, Rlim Rlllv- American who /!,ot to he by its very notm'l', Ihpn it would seem tho singlt' person does. But the tolnl pffort of n Whether John P. Monroe and known jn Hollywood bC'cH'llse he waf) IIlHnagPl' or aSRislaliL HlOIlO ' Mr6. Eula Smith, ho!;! and ho -te s Scanning the World [(C l' of some of 1h e mOl'e popultll' night nil'hps--thp old 'fl"Ocudc ro :possibly yon could bettt'r serve 1111tl. trust b.\· community that CARE. about its jm'enil('s of the "R street Mansion" parties, ~ lnd litter Ciro's. \Vl1('n the big shots sairl, "G('()r~e, you oughlll. :taking steps to call to the attelllion or yoUI' can rendet, II. situalion which now appeal'S to ha e violated the proprieties of ~ in pictmps, " George I'a~hel: a&'l'eec1 with thpm. H e cven agreed ,community that 17 of its young lads wOI'e be II di~tin t defieit into a 1110st \'ulullblC' com­ Wa,shlngton hospitality is some· With them bl'[o1'(' they ROld Jt. + arrested for crimes againRt this community. munity u set. Of Current Reading thing that mayor may not be dis­ ,That filet alone seems to me to bi of, nb­ ,James Jordan 'rhat's why 11(' wus in those jobs. was what keeps him out at the clQSed by further investigation of to be . een and known and lit· army today. He was nine years stantilll importlln to the C'ommunity worthy Iowa ity. the hou -e military affairs commit­ e "Circuit of Conquest,"* * * by * * * trlll'l a movie oppol·tunitv. old when Italilln artillery lobbed tee. • Rel-."The Last Days or Sevtlstopol," by• man Morin (Knopf; 3). B 0 r I s Voyetekhov (Knopf; • •• . shells into a iiel

Dodgers Pound Cubs FILLING THE BILL See Shortage Michigan fUges Out Illinois Dickerhoof Invited Sea hawk Nine NJW In Wild Game, 13-6 J)&il1 • • To Play in All-Star S ~ ,est b Of Prospects Hammer in 10 Runs Track Meet Tilt Against Redskins Seeks econd stad iUJI '0 Win BIG Ten )1St SUI In 4th Frome Rolly, oa1 I'll By ARNOLD DERLlTZKI Conference Sanctions Word Off Cub Attack Del DickerhooC, 200-pound guard bOIS 8 EVANSTON, lll. (AP) - Mich­ Employ of Freshmen Another unusual happening dis­ on the University of Iowa fool­ Victory ToHay blel BROOKLYN (AP)-The Brook. igan regained track supremacy in turbed the final order of the pole ball teams of 1941 and 1942, yes­ dOU I I~1~11ItmI:1Illl~ the Western con!erence last night, tJct)lt On Vurslty Elevens vault. Jack De[ield, outstanding terday received -an invitation to lyn Dodgers pounded 10 runs beating of( Tllinois' challenge, 53'1'. play on the college all-slar team TIle across the plate in the fourth in­ to 47'., but the Wolverines had Minnesota vaulter, had been con­ To Invade Muscatine lJy CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN in the annual classic with the na­ crosbY ning and with Les Webber pitch­ to wait four hours after the ap­ sidered ineligible lor the meet be­ tional professional champions, the For Tilt With Indees; EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - An­ ing shutout relief baH for the last • "use I parent end of the meet before cause of uncertainty whether his Washington Redskins, on August asiO ticipating a scarcity of the man­ four frames went on to defeat the : facts and figures of the 43rd an­ Game Starts at 2:30 orc : span of eligibility had been used 25, in Chicago. true ex Chicago Cubs 13 to G In a wild nual Big Ten meet became offi­ The 23-year-old gridder from power needed to maintain 194.3 uJil. Earlier in the day, however, football schedules which have scoring game yesterday. cial. Bellaire, Ohio, said that he would With one win already undtr been expanded to include games The pace setting Dodgers needed The delay was the result of un­ the conference faculty representa­ play if he can obtain the consent their belts, the Seahawks tanele with service teams, the Western most of their 10 runs for they were favorable conditions at Dyche tives restored Defield's eligibility of his commanding army officer with the Muscatine Indees at Mus· conference yesterday made certain outpointed the remaindel' of Ule stadium in Evanston which forced for this meet. wherever he happens to be sta­ catine this afternoon in their sec­ that Its availa~le grid men, no ITlll:tr distance as the Cubs Cell on Max the pole vault to be transferred to Defield Wins Vault tioned in August. ond game of the 1943 season. tel' how small the turnout may be, Macon for all of their tallie3 in the the University of Chicago field­ Defield won the vault with a Now a senior in advanced R. O. Today's contest, which is caned will be high-conditioned at the sixth. house, some 20 miles away, and leap of 13 feet 10 inches. Robert T. C., Dickerhoof is on active for 2:30, wlU see eitl1er Joe Alix, ,tal·t of the season. The Cubs, who now have the fact that the finish WAS so Segula oC Michigan was second, duty and is continuing study at southpaw from Lockport, N. Y., or close that an Illinois sweep of Str sing the importance of dropped their last three games, and two Illinois athletes, Herb the university under army super­ Harold Sherman, righthander from the (irs\, two places in the event Matter and Robert Phelps, tied vision. He is quartered at Kel­ well-trained men as a means 01 had sent in five l'uns and nobody Bonne :rerre, Mo., on the mound combined with a Michigan l'hut­ for third. logg house here. making up the difference in de­ was out when Webber was called for the navy and Bill Welp ot B;tn. in to halt the uprising. He allowed out. could have given the nUni The Wolverines !ailed to take croft, former Hawkeye at the pletion of squad strength, Big .: . the title. a single fJrsi place but scored , Ten faculty men approved recom­ Qne run on a long fly but that was catcher's post. the extent of the Cubs' scoring as Win 19th Meet heavily with place points. The 11- In both of last year's tilts. with mendations o( coaches and ath­ This failed to materialize and lini won COUl' firsts, including the letic directors to allow a four­ Brooklyn's star reliel hurler bore 0" Slams Homer Ithe strong semi-pros trom Musca­ down. Macon, however, received Michigan wound up with the 1943 relay. tine, the Seahawks were on the week practice period during the outdOOI' as well as indoor crowns. In third place with 33'" points "ummel'. credit Cor the victory. winning end. In addition to to· H was the 19th outdoor meet the was Minnesot.'1. followed by Ohio As Giants Triumph day's game, the two learns wftJ Sci tion of the tim to hold Cblcago AD R H PO 1\ Wolvel'incs have won and re­ State with 29, Wisconsin with the workoul.l, which would be ~ ______:--:--::--::---: meet again this season, in Iowa puCK turned them to the championship 14''', Chicago with 11'., North­ City, Sunday, June 6. open only for summer - school ~ack, 3b 2 0 2 2 1 f New York Defeats soup. rung tl1ey had given up to Indi­ w stern Witll 8'., Tndiana with 8. The navy nine started its sellSQn 100tbalJ prospects, was left to the Merullo, 5S ... :1 I 1 0 0 ana in 1941 and Ohio State last and Purdue willi 5. Towa did not Pittsburgh, 2 to 1, oCf wllll flying colors lost Satm. coaches' discretion. Martin, 2b. 3b .. 3 1 0 2 2 year. place. day, when it whitewashed the Must Delay Scrlmmue Stanky, s, 2b 4 1 1 1 3 In Eleventh Frome . Iowa State Cyclonj!s, l~rO, At " Tha only restriction was that Nicholson, 1' ( .. 4 1 3 1 0 - Rof , NEW YORK (AP) _ Manager Ames. Stellar pe~ ' fol'mer :for ~e , scrimmage would be permitted CavarreUo.lb .. "3. 11 °112l ~ ,.' ...- ICA-r" ~~RL-'..I, Mel Ott personally saw to it that Seahawks, was AIl~, who held hIS only during tl1e 1inal week of the Lowrey, cC ..•. .... 4 "V t;;.. . I f1'::; 7I Platoon A-7 Captures Belmont 'Cap his Now York Giants won their opponents to four hILs. llerJod, the lirst three weeks mere- Dallessandro, It . 2 0 0 1 0 I /I .. • ly giving oaches an opportunity Platt, If 2 0 1 I 0 Ooll'l~ A GRS... -( Joe third sl.ralght game yesterday A Jll'lWtlce baseball sesslte Cross Country Event when he cracked out an eleventh- was called lor the Ialest bat· to get acquainted with their boys. IIernandez, c 3 0 0 3 0 F'l.l.l~ 11'4 J't:)R JOe." . inning home run to defeat Ule laUon at the pre·fIi,ht IIC!botl In addition to th 8ummer work- . D rr!ngel' p I 0 I 0 1 01 MAGGIO 1M 1i1~ y'~t0 ...... 3 0 0 1 1 major leagues' scrap heap, threw New York 2, Pittsburgh 1 rjng circus moved ollt of Madison of two high school athletic events Miller, ss ...... 3 0 1 0 3 I.C.4·A Track Meet nine consecutive goo:se-eggs at Ute ,Square garden last night and, here yesterday as City high track­ Big Ten Net Finals MIERlOAN LEAGUE Mueller, c ...... 3 0 1 6 2 Philadelphia Athletics yesterday to In Golf Tournament Brewster x ...... 0 0 0 0 0 after six weeks, Mike Jacobs' one­ NEW YORK (AP) - Just as sters and net men looked ahead Corded for Today W L Pet. ringer comes back with a light­ everyone expected, New York to the final meets next week. giVE: the Cleveland Indians a 2·0 New York ...... J3 7 .650 De PhiUips, c .. 0 0 0 0 0 decisiQn in the series opener. ', CHICAGO (AP) - Representa­ Vandermeer, p .. 2 0 0 0 5 weight title tussle that may lead university's forces continued their The district tennis tournament, EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - The Cleveland ...... 12 8 .600 tives of eight Big Ten schools Mr. and Mrs. Gus Q. Fan to ring record mop-up of trock and (ield which was scheduled to be held He allowed the Mackmen onll Big Ten tennis c;hampionship fin­ foul' hils in his first stad of the D troit ...... 10 9 .526 ga thered yesterday for the Western the cash registers $75,000 worth . championships in the I.C. 4-A mcet here Saturday, will be played to­ Tolals 29 0 3 %4 L3 als were postponed yesterdny but seuson but sLiJ I was pressed to Washington ...... 12 II .522 conference go I f championships This i the I5-rounde.r Friday today but their title runaway morrow on the university . tennis x-Ran for Mueller in 8th will be held today, either out-ol­ win over Orrie Arntzen. St. Louis ...... 8 8 .500 whiCh will be staged Monday and night belween Beau (the Jump­ was Just a daisy chain compal'ed court, if weathel' permits. Coach doors on the Northwestern uni­ Philadelphia ...... 10 13 .435 Tuesday over the 72-hole route. ing) J ock and Philadelphia Bob to the doings of A. Richmond Herb Cormack said that in the versity courts or indoors at the Chicago ...... 7 10 A.l2 The event will be held at Tam Tigers Regain Third, Montgomery, and where a lot of Morcom, a one-man track team event of rain the meet would be University of Chicago fieldhouse. Boston ...... 7 13 .350 O'Shanter country club, site of last folks were giving Bob the brush­ from New Hampshire. held Tu day in either Cedllt Ra­ Yesterday's Results summer's famed Tam O'Shanter Wallop Senators, 8·1 dlf when this match was arranged During the afternoon he took pids or Davenport. Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 0 open and All-American Amateur a couple of months ago, they're the high and broad jump with Tennis Finals Saturday Detroit 8, Washington 1 tournaments. DETROIT (AP)-The Detroit not so sure now that he can't take leaps oC six-foot-four and 23 feet, The winning learn will qualify New York at St. Louis, post­ Only Purdue and Iowa were Tigers regained thiJ'd place in the all the bounce out of the Bounc­ 10 inches, respectively, and kept Cor the state lenn is tournament NOW SHOWING poned missing as the schools prepared to American league rGce yeslerday by ing Beau. his hand in by grabbing thc pole at Ames Saturday, May 22. Boston at Chicago postponed compele fQr the team title won last deteating the Washington Sena­ At any rate. now that Ule ele­ vault at 14 feet fiat, just 5 1/ 8 In Cedar Rapids, the Mi "is ippi Meet Mary Ann, the darling year at Ann Arbor by Michigan. tors, 8 to 1, behind the live-hit phants and the clowns and the i.nches away from the meet record Valley confe.. ence track meet was IT'S A SCANOAL • of the air force. . . Loved by TODAY'S PITCIIERS Jim McCarthy ot Illinois, the 1942 pitching of Paul (DiUy) Trout freaks ore gone, Uncle Mike is his "hero." Keith Brown of Yale, indefinitely postponed until a(ter But H's a Pleasure! nine men and true to them National Learue individual .champion, is back to who gained his third sliccessive loolting fOI' 18.000 to 19,000 of the posted eight years ago, the state track event next week. Claudette alII Pittsburgh at New York-Kling­ defend his laurels. triumph after on~ defeat. cash customers to sit in on the COLBERT er (1-0) and Butcher (0-0) VS. Players wiU go 36 holes on Mon­ The Tigers slammed thJ'ce Sena­ opening of the Garden's summer Joel (1-2) TI'inkle (1-2) and Willig day and another 36 on Tuesday tor rookies [or 13 hits and their season. IOWA THEATRE-STARTS SUNDAY McCREA Cincinnati at Boston - Walters to decide the titles on a medal largest 1943 run production. (2-1) and Shoun (0-0) vs. Tobin basis. Tam O'Shanler is a por 72 Jimmy Bloodwort.h belted a three­ (2-1) and Barrett (1-2) layout with scven direct water run homer off Jim Mel'tz to cli­ Chicago at Brooklyn-Lee (1-0) holes and three of the parallel max a five-run first inning out­ ~nd Warneke (0-1) vs. Rigbe 0-0) variety. burst and doubled \lome another and Head (1-1) Michigan and Illinois have won run oU Mickey Haefner in the St. LOUis at Philadelphia - fifth. Gumbert (1-2) anQ Kdst (0-0) six team titles apiece in the pre­ vs. Rowe (1-1) and Gcrheauser vioUs history of the meet and are (0.2) the ranking favorites this year. l American Leacue Howe vel', Northwestern, Ohio New York at st. Louis-Donald State and Minnesota are regarded as possible winners. smnmlg (0-1) and Ohandler (3-0) vs. NOW-Ends Tuesday with ASTOR Hollingsworth 0-2) and Niggel- RUDY VALLEE ing (1-0) (0-0) vs. Humphries (2-1) and I "The Philadelphia at Cleveland - Dietrich (0-3) Flores (4-1) and Black (0-1) vs. Washington at Detroit-Carras­ KenneQY (1-0) and Milnar (0-1) quel (4-0) and Wynn (0-3) vs. Palm Beach WARNER B«OS: "'To, NIir! Boston at Chicago - Newsome Trucks (4-1) and Overmire (2-0). Story" (0-0) and Judd (1-1) or Lucier (All games doubleheaders.) pJJ.IWmE IDN~H~ • 'tHI( PL..AVII". INCLUDf JOHN O"","\.O Qf" VOUNO ..... ttA ..... 4f CAIU.V· glO TotitAI

"ChoUy PoUy,,-eartoon e Geo. Mur""-IkeUda. Joyce "City of Courar " Joel McCrea. Colbert and Rudy Vallet in "The Palm Beach. "Public Deb No.1" LATEST NEWS Story," Paramo\ICIl'l DC'" romantic comcdv. m- xc :'2' 7 --::r=: Any open-eyed American, who has reary Wboslt. The7 keep the ball compllshed Wednesday. At the lead rich. io Tokyo" of which Be~tnnlng Engineers 'IOWa City Boy Edits followed politics through county, rolling and with the record of end ot the third day Secretary Preslden~ R8o!ievel\ poke three Crosby Goes to the Batt Veme To .,. er Ju .... 5 city and state governments, will their entertainments In hand, hit Knox gave ao;surance that the op­ months aro. kr:ow that what goes on in the the finns they represent or seek erotion was "going very satisfac­ • • • 'n essential Course, College Honor Paper lower political divisions is bound to repre ent for atl the kitty will (orily." Tokyo's propaganda began The end in north Atrica came And* Bing * *Finds That Even as *CI Spectator* * to go on to some extent in the stand. preparing Ihe Japanese people for swiIUy, mucb sooner than seemed Freshmen enrolling for the sum- upper bracket. Certainly contracts are let to the 10 of the island, which would possible a month ago. But after Fame Has Its Bad Moments . th . 'J.. I John Mattill, son of Prof. and mer session Ul e UIDversh", co - But what goes on here is prob- companies they repre ent, but in mean that the much larger enemy the fall ot Tunis and Blzerte the lege of engineering Will register Mrs. Henry A. Mattill, 358 Lex- ably inlinltesimaJ compared to the most in lances it would have been bose on Kiska. funher ea t, would German and Italian armies col­ By GENE CLAUBBEN June II tor courses which have ington avenue, has been notified millions of dollars paid out by that way anyway. An active con- be isolated and made ready for lapsed Quickly and ignominiously. mw VORK-{Special to The and enfertalnment operate In New been selected as those most essen- that the first semester issues of ma,nufacturers and business men gressman who knows the Wnsh- eventual reduction. There was no Dunkerque, no Ba- - Daily lowan)-The season's big­ York. tinl for beg[nninc engineers, it the Carlton college paper or which to Washington agents, represeota- ington ropes can steer his con titu.. • • • t.aaot not even a grim, bitter time- has been announced.. Classes will ti,'es, alesmen, et('., lor "services ens in the right direction, and AUu Is tbe we trrnmost of the consuming last stand sucb a the &eSt baseball crowd in Yankee The Stage Door canteen and belin June 7 and end July 31. he was editor ha\'e been c.ited by rendered." In mo.st cases, corr~ there are few firms that aren't Aleutians. only '761 roUes Irom German Sixth army made al Stal- stadium enjoyed itself thoroullhly Merchant Seaman's club, the two On the oUicial scltedUle o.f the Associated Collele Press for I spondence or a personal visit from just wastine money if they keep Paramushlro. at the northern in grad for weeks after its doom lISl Sunday on a fine, warm spring largest in the city w.bicb are :man- courses ore engineering drawing, All-American award with the ad- Ihe head of the business would ac- agents or sale men here. end 0.1 .lapaD·S KurUe arehi- was !'aled. Although they sUll aged by tbe American Theater college a~ebra and plane lreome- ditional "Pacemaker" notation. complish the arne results. pela~o, and some 2,000 mIle had supplies lor weeks more of dI1 which found the home town Wing, may be examlnee;! 'llrst. try, manufacturing processes and The award places the "carlton- Many of these so-called lobby- INTEhPftETINt!. from To.kyo.. It Is within theor· fighting, the axis armies quit ay boys and Ph iladelphia spli tting n BoLl;. are located ate . Times basic. military science. ian" in a lis! of the nation's 10 ists play on the gullibility and I{ I{ U- dleal ""I'e ot the b16 new cold. doubleheader. Everyon1!, that is, Square, easlJy accessible lor sold­ In engineerin. drawing students top college newspapers repre- t' ·d·t f th .... ted' the heavy bombers the Wednesday night General Elsen- 's naUonal Arlt- Iml I y a ose unlm la tn (Continued from page 2) rxce)lt perhaps one individuaL. iers arid sallol's every day of the will have three lectures and th ree sented in the ACP ~ ways of Washington. They create I Is produclq. but U Is IIIDre hower announced the end of or- week. They, and the olhers, are draCtinlf room periods per week ical service. , the impression tbat they have an be undertaken in nearly e\'ery the- Ilkel to be used as a b I' tor ganized resistance; the last hots The men. lJl one except.ion was Bing invaluable to service them and Will learn such skm~ as use MattJll, who will rec:eive his "in." How do they do It? They in- ater. It was clearly indicated, eventual operat.lons a~a~' the were fired Thursday The proud Crosby. The famous cl'ooner's you are entertained by Broljd­ of draft.injl instruments, sketching B...... degree :!'rom Carlto.n thifi vite a cabinel member to attend therefore, that the war again t KurUe whieh run dtrecily io Atrica corps presented the a­ cause for not warming up to the way's best performers and can eat and de$criblng machine parts. de- month, is presic;lent of the Carlton a dinner in honor of Senator So- Japan was shilting from the hold- the main Isiaods of Japan aod tounding spectacle of a once great oreasion$as lamentable. It was a a pretty good luncp for practically taiUn& tracing and blue printing. chapter at Pi Delta Epsilon, na- and-so. They invite the senator to ing stage to that of attack. I fitter the shortest and most vuJ· army driving it own vehicle 10 \rUe example of what a nationally nothi.ilg. Tbere are game rooms, Manulactudne processes will tlonal honorary Journalistic sod- attend a dinner In honor or Sec- The landing on .... Uu wa ac- nerable of tbe "man roads that prillon stockades. y III1dtr famous movie star, political big- a library lind facilities . tor danc­ include technique at m.anufactur- ety. He is also a member of Phi ~~~~~~';;~~~~~;:;;~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~=:b';;~~::;:~;;'''';;;;;;~;;;;~======;==::;; s tallalt wIg or what-have-you must en- Ing {(In- weekends orchC$tras fur­ ing articles in metal, weldine, ma- Beta Kappa, notional 'honorary POPEYE i at MUs. dun! once he steps out of the plea- Jlish the muslc). And free tickets chining, and fitting and assembl- Ischolastic society. heir &et. sures of privo te life into the pub· may be o:Otain~d to the theater, ing parts. on. lie scene. . movies, radio shows and athlefic ------is called The story is that Crosby didn't events. Fbrmer Iowa titian have an opportunity to sit quietly And, of cvourse, host~es. In Joe J\lix Will ASlume POSition WASHINGTON- N.y., 0; in his bOx, draw deeply on his these two canteens all hostesses (Continued Crom page 2) der ft'OlTi pipe. and shout a mixture of praise are connected with the America~ In Davenport Hotel e IlIOUIId , and admonition to his favorite Theater Wing and must make at or their respective :t'lrms. Notices ) of Ban. [tam. He tried to make a qUiet, least one appearance a week at E. C. Kuenltel, former manager of reque ts Cor bids were then sent at tb! U1\noUced entronce but :lailed- the canteen to which they are as­ of Hotel Jefferson, will become tG the agents or direcUy to the and lUUered the consequences. A signed. They are also asked to manager of the Blackhawk hotel firms-and contracts let on II basis ;il~ . With disCUise might have helped but stay at least three haul'S but most in Davenport next week. or those bids. I Musca. the pipe and a typical Crosby hat oC them willingly stay for a full Kuenzel left Iowa City last De­ In cases ot cost-plus contracts, ! on the ' -brim upturned and adorned with afternoon or evening. cembe"r tor a posilion as assistant gUllraniees at Integrity and ability n to to. a flowery band.:....gave him away. Despite the more-or-Iess lavish manager 'Of the catering opera~ to perform had to be tiled, but ~ms wfu He mode his appearance soon entertainment afforded at these lions for the Blackhawk hotel there was no rcason to believe in Iowa aller the fi rst game got underway canteens, one of the best features company at the Burl1nR\on ord­ these couldn't have been done as and he sot just a short distance lies in their being a hoven ror a nance plant. He was recently well by letter as by agent. ts season from me. The moment he started service man to spend an hout or manager at the Ml sisslppl hotel I don't mean to say that evcl'Y It Satur. down the aisle to his seat the so of deep relaxation alter tramp- in Davenport. Prior to his com­ contract thai has been let in this .hed the wKiSpe\'s slarted around and necks ing Cram plate to place in this ing to Iowa City he was a lstant war, any other at even in peace 1~~0, ,at · !leia" stretching. For the first jan'lmed city, trying to succeed on manager of the Roosevelt Itotel in time, Is unbesmu'ched by political . for the inn in, or two there were violent a self-conducted sight-seeing tour . Cedar Rapids. (inallling, lobbying and what-not. arguments aU around me as to ..... - I held his whether it really was Bing or only ses_ a reasonable facsimile. !st bat. The Ice was brokeh shOl'lly, t liebotl however, when n soldier asked ouncl", bim 10 autoglaph a baseball. Bing Daily Iowan Want Ads material shOula have flatly refused, ex­ plaining that he merely "looked" 10 leave * * * lJk~ the movie·radio star and that '* * * SERVICES SALEsMEN* * WAN'rEb* it was mere coincidence that he CLASSIFIED eir home Can us for expert refrigerator the Keo. was sitting in a box seat, smoking ADVERTISING PLENTY TO SELL a )lipe and weai'ing aforementioned service. CONNER'S REFRIGER­ NOW AND POST WAR m Which ' RATE CARD ATOJt SERVICE. Phone 7600. skYpiece. That's where he slipped K·T resale and advertising Iasl with the He $ighed and the rush was on. CASH RATE selling specie Ilies making more Ushers and pOlicemen finaUy sUMMER COTTAGl!S money for K-T men today than e will be . had to be summoned to keep the lor 2 days-. luscatint, . crowd back while Bing made a 'lOc per Hne per da, Five-room summer cotlage nt ever before. Every firm a pros­ pect. Largest specialty line itl orne will frantic attempt to keep his mind 3 cOnRcuUve daYf- L a k e Macbride. Larew Co. Grant al 7e per line per da, PhDne 9681. countt)'o Nationwide mailings reg­ on the game. He lasted out the ularly to develop leads. New fea­ el. first contest but during the second 6 cons~cutive days- tures weekly. We11 eslnblished 61 he took a quick exit and made a lie pet lIne per da, LOST AtID FOUND 1 month- yeal' old company. Permanent run Cor It in the seventh. I doubt 4c per line per da, LOS'l'-White gold ladies' 13ulova year-round opportunity tor right ~ PHil that he made it safely. -Fieure !I words to lin&.­ watch. T h u r s day. Reward. man. Experience not necessary. No Such are the hardships or life. Minimum Ad-2 lines Pho'ne 4191. cor needed. Weekly advance against earned comml3slons. Write Since canteens of various sorts HELP WANTED D3 CLAssIFIEt> DISP1.AY fully, three references. The Kem­ have become popu iar the nation . per-Thomas Co .• Cincinnati. Ohio. ov~r from the slart of the war in 50c col. Inch GIRL for general housework. P) -. The both the service and public eyes, Or $5.00 per month Would consider high school APARTMENTS I it with it might be well to explain how senior. Phone 2516. All Want AdS C8lIh in Advance ~b::t ~~ 1 some o! the many hostels of food Payable at Dally Iowan Busi­ BE:LLHOP. QOOd wages, kOOd FURNISHED ppartment. Cia. e in . ness office daily unlli 1\ p.m. hours. Apply Bell-captain, Rotel Phone 6952. Jefferson. ------lead ou ' I.e. High Schools Fix Cancellations must be called In FURNISHED two - r a a m apart. tr!ple by Dates of Graduations before 5 p.m. WANTED - full and part-time menLo Gal·::tge. Adults. 717 E. bed tile fountain girl. Cash salary. Washington. Responsible tor one incorrect Apply Ford Hopkins. IU sKlein's Senior classes will be graduated insertion on J.y. . ~th snRedders from the four Iowa City high LAUNDRY WORKERS appl7 ill WEST AMAN ..... Modern duplex. e. • schools the last week in May. Unl­ person. New lJroces. Laundr7 Three roo.ms and both. Large Ie. el8h1h verslty high will hold its com­ 313 S. Dubuque. garden. Daily Iowan, Box #704. With two mencement May 28; classes will DIAL ~191 HENRY an added be ~raduated from st. Mary's and CAR 1U:lttAL FURNISHED five-room QPOl't· lOmer 011 SI. Patrick's schools May 30, and ment. Also unfurnished two­ had reo City high schOOl exercises ha ve RENT A CAR. 13. F. Carter. Dial room apartment; rent ot thLs "'uchs for been set for May 31. PERSONAL 4691. apartment may be paid in part the ninth. THANKS, PHI EPSILON PII I WANTED '- LAUNDRY by janitor service. Larew Co, 1 on nurn· am taking this way to express ______-.:.-~--,- Phone 9681. oper, al· OreyhoJUld Racine Starls my appt'eciation to all the mem- LAUNDRY-Shlrts 9c. Flat finish, ugh stuff COUNCIL BLUFFS, la. (AP)- beL's of Phi Epsilon Pi for the 6c pound. DIAt 8762. 'LooI- INstltuCnON the route. The third season of greyhound beautiful gifts you gave me for streth. ------­ raCing at Dodge park here will my many years of service. May ------"----- DANCE lNSTRUCTIOt.f - tap, I open S a t urd ay, M ay 29 ,eG neral good luck follow you boys wher- PLYn.6BlNGu~" ballroom and ballet. Harrllli f e, .. anager W'll'I lam S yms 0 th e ever you go. WANTED: lJiumbtnr and heatln.. _Walsh...... ______Dial 5126 . _ .2 to 0 Dodge Park Kennei club, said yes~ Mts. Elberts. Larew Co., 227 E. Washln.ton. I DANCING L'ESSONS-ballroOJU- terday. Schooling of dogs will Phone 9681. . ballet-tap. Dial. ?US. IllmJ , start May 24 and continue five PORTRAITS ;pectacled nilhts before the official opening. ,., ... u Youde WurJu. from iht MODERN PORTRAITS. Younr's · FURNITUru:. ,,,,OVING ======ap. threw OFFICIAL BULLETIN StudiO. North of City Hall. Open ======TRAlN WITH OTHER SUI ggs at the (Continued from page 2) Sunday. _ MAHER BROS. TRANSPER STUI)::1:TY~,8ltf~~~¥.RSES sterday to ROOMS FOR RENT For EUicient .Furnilure Mov1.D. Shorthand and Typing HIS a 2·0 &tudent affairs for a copy of your Ask About OU! ... "" arown's Commerce Colleqe mer. '. personnel record. Furthermore, yo.u FOR BOYS - two double rooms W ARDRO!E SER V lVE Iowa City's Accredited Business m~n only mould get two letters of recom- with' private bath. Also one DIAL' _ 96"'6' _ DIAL SChool. OVDel.ralP4eon82ney's Store Irt of the mendation from your teachers. As double, two half-double rooms. 32 Y resse

ING 1iOUNTAINEER MEMBERSHIPS d~\ing Memberships and membershIp )ved by renewals in the Iowa Moun­ '. 10 them 1taineers for the 1943-44 school year are now available. .... D1ustrated lectures, motion pic­ Slop Looking! tures, and olher indoor and o.ut­ door programs of the organization will be enjoyed with a member~ ship tee. Those interested may we PN:ED OFF 111£ EXN:T OOIllact Gordon L. Kent, office ot PiST"'NCES I'S IN'T~UCiED OW the university photographer in the "'rnIS 0l.'D PA~HMENT IMP,. MD PhYllicS bUilding, or call 7418 after • i'HIS Tfl.EE M .... yt.~S "TIlE SPOT 'i w.... S ~U"I" • P. m. WHERE THE 'BURIED TR&.SUfl.tf • UI.jt:l£lt, LEAVITr LAMBERT IS LOCA.TED!·.-JUST F.... NCY, 'rnIS o-.K Chairman 'fOIt " CEN-TuRf, THIS VENERABI-"E WHSOl'4 tT Ql.K. AAS STOOD SILENT SENTll'f WA'3 .... N Here's the Answer­ ....CORN ? PAKT-TIME WORK OVER. A FORTUNE IN It you are interested in part­ GOLD! ->"--~t-..I~H1 liIiIe eash work, will you plelde ell! at the office of student em- ' Use a Daily Iowan ' JIIo,ment, room 3, Old Capitol, to! . till out a current free hour sched- • 1 1 • I 1Jle. Classified Ad. a. L BALLANTYNE "fir! Manarer STUDENT CHRISTIAN IOI~ COUNCIL ",.,....I~"-;;ILD The second summer meet.in& of ,,.. . ,.". lIIe Student Christian council will 'ifME be held Sunday afternoon at 4 .;JUDGE a'eIoc:k in the Mel.hodisl student DIAL ',4191 WIi:..L ~r. Some important items will EAGERLY I PCiHIS !!t" be discussed. All members Bre KINO OF ~ ati@nlt to DIGGING .. EDWARD VORBA " - .- .. PAGE SIX TH E DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, 10WA SUNDAY. MAY 16, 1943 Local Officers Plan DANCING WITH HOSTESSES IN MAIN LOUNGE REFRESHMENT TIME ON IOWA 'UNION SUNPORCH To Attend Conference 1S Pounds Set . Police Chief, Judge As Sugar Limit . Will Represent Force At F.B.I. Program In Canning Use:• Chief of Po]Jcc Harland F. Sprinkle and Police Judge Jack A maximum of 15 pounds or White will represent the local de­ canning sugilr wil' b allotted eac~ partment at the federal bure:Ju of investigation quarterly conference consumer, local ration board oW for law enforcement officers to cials were notified y · terd~y, It. be held Friday, May 21, in Daven­ maximum of 25 pounds had for port, It was announced yesterday. merly bcen establi hed. All app1i~ White said several other oUiccrs callons receivcd to dllte will be! m~y also attend from bere. gl'antcd rations reduced to con. These conferences, of which eight will be held throughout the form with (he ncw regulation. state this month, were lnitlated R. J. Phelps, locO I ration board by. J. Edgar Hoover, director of chairman, ~a id therc is a po I. the federal bureau of investiga­ bility that an un designated tam]1 tion, 10 order that the work o{ the in Will' riltion book I may la te , p . B. 1. and the police could be more closely coordinated, particu­ bc valid for additional cannlna larly in regard to the handling of sugar, not to exceed 10 pounds. Applications, which may ~ national security cases. The program for the series of made in pCI'son or by mail, mus! contain in writing the number 01 conferences includes a discussion of the history and development of quOl'(s of processed food intcnded Nazism and Nazi propaganda I to be produced from fresh frui~ methods. There wiU also be a IT WAS FULL-I10U E for the Iowa Union yesterday. with the army and the navy !urnlng out for an by the persons on whose behalf discussion and instruction on the afternoon of dancing and fun with the university women who acted a bostes es. ponsored by imlon TIlE GROUP gathered around the table In tbe soda fountain for a coke, a joke and a bit of cOllversa-1 the application i:s made, and the mutual problems relating to the ' Board, the open house was tbe Inau~uratlon of a rerular weekly prOKram for service rren 011 campu by tlon are Pergy Clifford, Bob German, Louise Schroeder, Walter Mallett, Thomas Smltb, Jim McClure, amou,:t of s~gar. jnten~e~ to be I enforcement ot the selective serv- Iowa Unlon_. ____ Virginia Weaver. John Wells, Jack Quinn, Clyde Brooks and Mike Feser. used ID makmg Jams, Jellies Bn¢ ice act and to the investigations ------prescrves. pertaining to national security CH U R C H ' CAL END AR 30nal Integrity," and the child- 2-Holy communion, servicc for cases. ren's sermon, "The Seven Sticks." cudel . One of the features of this ser- 6-Wesley foundation (ellowship Student Religious Functions Tuesday, 9:30 B. m.-Holy com­ Boys' Town Youlhs ies of conferences wlll be the (For Today and Next Week) hOur for Methodist and Congrega- munion. showing of a film produced by the J tional students will be held in Wcdnesday, 7 and 100Holy Your Church Announces a Schedule of Meetings, British information service cn- Church of the Nazarene First Christian Church fellowship hall of the Methodist titled, "Next of Kin ." It deals Walnut and Lucas streets 217 Iowa avenue church. A supper will be served, communion. Events on Today's Program Apprehended Here with the responsibility of both ci- M. Estes naney, pastor Rev. Raymond Ludwipon, actin I' after which 75 slides o( "The vlUans and members of the armed 9:45-Sunday school. pastor Caravaners" will be shown. t. Wence~laus (,hurch Studcnt groups will meet fot· so­ Street, U of Iowa City, ilnd Bctty Iowa City police picked up two forces in protecting con1identlal 10:45-Morning worship. The 9:45-Sunday school. 630 E. Davenport stred cial and devotional meelings. White, A2 of Riversidc, arc in youths yesterday morning who had information. sermOn will be deliv red by the 10:40-Mom lng worship sermon, St. Paul's Lutheran Un iversity Rev. Edward W. Neuzil, pastor charge of the program. run away from Boys' Town nellP Besides Davenport, other F. B. Rev. George M. Galloway 'of "Our Lord's Return." Church Rev. J. B. Conrath, assistant WESLEY FOUNDATION Group singing will consist of Omaha, Neb., as they were at. I. conferences will be held in Springfield, Ohio. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.-Mid- Gilbert and Jefferson street pastor PILGRml YOUTH FELLOWSH1P "Old Gospel Hymns," which will tempting to thumb a ride through, Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Qt- 7-Youth groups meet. week Bible study. L. C, Wuerilel. pastor 6:30-Low mass. A supper hour and song fest for be led by the quartet, including this city. They were appt'ehended tumwa, Waterloo, Des MoineS, 8-Evangelisllc service. 9:30-Sunday school with Bible 8-High mass, the students and service men of Jean Clayton, G of Carlisle, Ind.; in the 100 block on East Burling. Mason City and Fort Dodge. 8 p. m.-Ench evening except Flrst Enrllsh Lutheran Church classes. 10- Last mass. thc Methodist and Congregational Elizabeth Brinker, Al of Keokuk; ton strect. Saturday, evangelistic services will Dubuque and Market streets 10:30-Divine ~ervlce in which Daily masses at 7 an d7 :45 , churches will be held today at 6 Newell Taylor, A2 of Iowa City, Police said the boys had stopped be held wit.h the Rcv. Mr. Gallo­ Rev. Ralph M. Kruerer, putor the pastor will speak on "Our Joy o'clock in the Fe1\owship hall of and Derek Vooga, U of Aplington. at several homes in the city ane! way preaching. 9:30-Sunday school. in the Lord." Unlled Gospel Church the Methodist church. Jim Walter, D3 of HastingS\ asked for food. Mayor Sets May 31 lO:45-Morning worship. The 3-Hour o( fellowship ond dis­ 918 E. Fairchild stred Motion pictures on "Youth Neb., is In charge of the Westmin­ The youths will be beld her!! until disposition paper~ are reo Flrsl Conlrregational Cl)ur<:h subject of the pastor's sermon will cussion for student.~, cadets and L. Max Welr, pastor Caravans" will be shown alter the ster Fellowship social hour at 7:30 be "Axen'! We Ever Thoughtful?" ceived from BOYIl' Town. Polict D~y Clinton and Jefferson street military students. 9:45-Bible school. v~spcr hour at 7 o'clock at the p. m For, Memorial Rev. James E. Waery, pastor . 4--Lutheran student meeting at Thursdoy, 7 p. m.-Teachers' II- Morning worship. Wesley Foundation student center. Judge Jack White said yesterday 10:30-Church, school. the Zion Luthel'an church. The meeting. 7- Victory league. Vivian Beebe, U of Cia rison, is that in such a situation authoriUea LUTHERAN GROUPS Mcmo),'ial day wili be olCiciaUy 10:30-Morning service of, WOI'- topic ot dll)cusslon is, "The Im­ 8-Evangellstic service. in charge ot devotions. Fellowship from the home would probablt A joint meeting or the English observed May 31, according to ship with the sermon by the min­ pact of the War' on the Church." st. Mary's hurch Tuesday, 8 p. m.-Prayer and will close the activities, come hcre and take them back. a proclamatl9n Issued yesterqay ister, "0 God, Our Help." Wednesday; 2:30 p. m.-The praise service. Lutheran church and the Zion 228 E. Jefferson street -- Lutheran church will bc held al by .Mayor Wilber J . Teeters. The 6-Supper hour in Iello~ hlp ladies' guild will meet at the RI. Rev. l\lsgr. Carl H. Melnberr, Friday, 8 p. m.-Bible study. son City, Mo., will lead the forum; date was chunged because May haJJ of the Methodist church. church. FIRESIDE CLUB 14 o'clock instead o{ 6:30 at the If weather docs not permit all pastor The Fireside club will hold an Zion chul'ch in order that service 30 falls on a Sunday. 7-Vesper hour at ' Wesl~y fOUn­ outdoor meeting the group wlU Rev. J. W. Schmitz, assistant Zion Lutheran Church evening mixer at 6 o'clock in lhe men may altend. The topic for dis­ 'J'11e mayor'.'; proclumation stat~: dation student center. The student Fll'llt Prcsbytrrlan Cburch meel in the student center. pastor John on and B1oominrton streets Unitarian church for all studcnts cussion is "Impact of the War on leader will be Vivian Beebe. Slides ~8 E. Market streel Service men arc invited to at­ "Every state of the unkln has 6- Flrst mnss. Rev. A. C. Proehl, pastor and servicemen inlerested In an the Church." sct aside a day to commemorate of "Youth Caravans" will be Dr. nlon T. Jones, pastor 7:30-Second mass. tend gamcs and informal fellow. shown. 9:30-Church school. 9:IS-Sunday school evening of (un and entertainmcnt, All service men are invited. ship Saturday and Sunday aftcr­ the servic(!s of the soldiers and 9- Children's mass. 9;30-Bible class. followed by dancing and refresh- sallol's in all wars of the United Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.- Business 9:30-Biblc class taught by Prof. 10:15-High mil ~S. noon and evening. women' circle will meci with H. J. Thornton, JO:30- Divine service, The pas­ ments. ROGER WILLIAMS States. 11:30 StudenL~ ' mas'. tor will spcak on the subject, ., Ac- Adelaide Goodl'eiJ, 336 S. Doplle. 10:45-Scrvlce of worship. Ser­ Daily masses at church ot 7:30, "Youth Program of Soulhcl'l1 UNITARIAN GROUP "This y'enr May 30 falls on Su!,­ live, but Dead." WE TMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Baptist Convention" is the subject An open house for service men day, thel'cfore, as milYOr, I pro­ WednesdllY, 2:30 p, m.-The mon, "A Minister Views tbe Min­ at ohapel at 6 :30. 4- 0evotional meeting fo r .~ tu- "Worship Through HymnolollY" 6 claim Monday, May 31, as Me­ woman's assoclalion wJll meet 'at istry, .. by Dr. Jones. [or discussion at the Roger Wil- I wiU be held this evening at the home of Mrs. J. H. Bodine, 6:30 - Westminster fellowshIp dcmL~ and servlcc mcn. "The Im- will be the subjcct of discussion of Iiams club today at 5 o'clock. Mr. o'clock In the Unitarion church. morial day in Iowa City fot' thc I. 1'atrlck' ~ Church p(Jet of the War on the Church" the vcsper scrvlces today at 6:30 and Mrs. Jel'1'Y Waite of Sedalia, All scrvice men lire invitcd to at· obsel'vance, according to custom, Prairie du Chien road. The May vesper service. The subject will 224 E. Court treet committee will assist the hostess. be "Worship Through Hymnol­ if· the topic [01' di::;cusslon. I p. m. in the church parlors. Claire and Nellie Hampton, G of Jeffer- · tend. of Dayln!! OUI' trlbutc to the val­ RI. Rev. Msgr, Patrick J. iant and honored soldiers and saU­ Those wi s h I n g transportation ogy." Claire Street and Betty O'ReiU)" pastor should call 4301. White will be the leadcrs. ors who have passed on, ltcv, George E. Sncll, allillila D~ 7:30 - Westminster fellowship ....., "This year this observance has sodal hour. mOI'1! than usual signlCicance due First Baptist Church 7- Low mas~ . 227 S. Clinton slreel Wednesday, 1:45 p. m.- Reed 8:30-Children" mass. to our local losses In the present auxiliary wl11 meet at the church. world con!llct." Elmer E. Dlerk , pastor 9:30-Low ma s~. 9:45-Church school. University lO :45-High ma·s. students and ervice men will meet Mennonite GO!IPtI IIsslol1 Church District Commander at Roger Williams house. Seymour avenue and Clark street TrInity Episcopal Church 10:45-Scl'vice of worship and Rev. Norman 1I0bbs. pa tor 322 E. ColICKC street Next All" Of American Legion sermon by lhe pos tOI' on "Educa­ IO-Sunday school. Rcv. Richard E. McEvoy, rector To Attend Meeting tion and the Future of Ihe Church." 11 - Sermon, Harvey Yoder, 8- 1I01y communion. Wellman. O:30-Church school. 5-Roger WiUlams fellow'ship 7:30-Childrcn's !lcrvlce and Y. will meet at Roger Williams house, 10:45-Morning prayer and ser- University Party District Commander A. E. Tur­ P. meeting. LeRoy Miller o( Ka­ mon by the rector. 230 N. Clinton, for outdoor vesper lona will be in charge of Bible ller of Fairfield will attend this service. Y ·!t·'s final meeting of the Ameri· doctril"e subjects. CUll Legion posts of J ohnson Thursday, 7:30 p. m.-Prayer county at Lone Tree tomorrow First Church of Christ, SclentM meeting. cvening at 8 o'cl<><;k in the Legion 722 E. Collere street haJJ. 9:30-Sunday school. Unitarian Ch urch ElectJon or o!!icers will be held II-Lesson-sermon on "Mortals GUber' 'rect ancl Iowa avcnue for the coming year. Members of and Immorlals." Rev. Evans A. Worthley, mtnlster Solon, Lone Tree and Iowa City Wednesday, 8 p. m.- Tcslimon- ll- Morning service. "Resources Summer posts will be prescnt. ia l mceting. for Yo.ur ReligIon" will be the theme of the sermon. ------. * * * 6- Young people and ervice SERVICE MEN WELCOME AT BAPTIST CENTER men al'e Invited to make (his on hour of tn8klnj{ friendships. The social room will be open during Swing! lhe af(crnoon and .evcning for thp convcnience of service men.

MethOlilst Cburch Jefferso n Dnd Dubuque 5treet Dr. L, L. Dunnlllrton, minister 9:30-Church school. 10:45 - Morning worship. Dr. May 22 Dunnington will preach on "Per-

ASK Informal ! S. T. '. MORRI· Dancing from 810 11. Count Eleven Orchestra will play allhis SON S1.00 acouple next S1.00 a couple dance. This is an III I These QuestlOM: How is my presellt insur­ • ance affected by military • University Party, including the military service? Faahloned With Your Are ins~rancc I'ates rising? Spring Urge In Mindl Arc retirement benellts GLEN ROW FROCKS still existcllt? organizations. Plan to come! How • m u c h insurance should a college student 3·~8 carry? • Flowered Patlernal .00AQ • Rayon Bembeiqsl rnnranee Proble. EverY line, every detail of Co_uU 8. T. MorrIIO. these smart frocks, arc as new and sparkling as Iowa Union S. T. Morrison spring Itsell! Soft rayon ruE REV, Elmer E. Dierks, Z8th pastor of the Fin' Bap'Is' bemberg, gayly flowered cll.reh, welcomes James H.tetter 01 HUDllncton, W. Va., basic enai· &CO. in soft colors . .. in smart aeerblr Itlldent, to the Rorer WWJams bouse, Z30 N, Clinton Itreet. ZOIK las' W...... lell s..... , dressmaker, button - front .,..... Ill.,.. Uberiles, service men are frequent vlslton to Uu! swan' TeII,.... _ 1t1& styles! Sizes 9 to 52. "ler.