IT 10, 1939 - Ar~hery Cloudy, Warmer IOWA-Partly doudy, _what Prof. A. S. GllJene Annoaneea warmer 111 west and north today: Procram for State Meet Here tomorrow fair, wanner 111 extreme (Bee 8tor" Pap .) °t DaiI» nonbeaA Days "oUJa City'. II ornin, NSUJ.paper FIVE CENTS IOWA CITY, IOWA FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1939 VOLUME XXXVDI NUMBER 172 Tornadoes, Cloudbursts Furnishes Roosevelt Will Have No Part Blood Walter Rhodes Aids Lash Sections of Iowa, Fellow Prisoner In ~Democratic Suicide,' Should With Transfusion
FT. MADISON, Aug. 10 (AP) Cause Injury, Damage Blood from the veins of Walter Party Nominate Conservatives Rhodes, convicted of murder, for slaying his wife, tonight was help Iowa Farmers Foresee Record Yield ing W. J. Fair of Marengo, a fel· Dramatic Photo of a Rescue on the High Seas Six Are Hurt; low inmate at the state prison, Conservatism In T~is Year's Corn Crop Harvest In his battle against leukemia,' Spencer. Gets a circulatory system disease. Spells Doom, DES MOINES, Aug. 10 (AP) were harvested in 1912 and 1920, Rhodes, w b 0 s e home was in Iowa's 200,000 farmers see in but they were 1 1·2 bushels an Iowa City, contributed his blood in He Declares 4.1-Inch Rain their rapidly maturing corn crop acre less than the current fore a 50-minute transfusion in the I'S best-knoWl! the prospect of harvesting a rec cast. }ranere, slunt ord average yield of 47 1-2 bush Leslie M. Carl, federal agricul penitentiary hospital here this af Lynch, auw Liberty Center, els an acre, the agriculture depart tural statistician, placed the Aug. ternoon. Presidential Message )gram on each ment reported today. 1 condltJon of the crop at 93 per Rhodes, sentenced to death, is ons ot "thrill' Greenfield, Osceola Read at Meeting The August estimate represent· cent, the highest for that month the last of five death row occu e many dart. Report Wind Storms ed a 2-bushel an acre improve since Aueust, 1928. Of Young Democrats Iddi tion to an ment over the month previous Asserting the soybean outlook pants here. The other four died ,pod rome show on the gallows. The supreme DES MOINES, Aug. 10 (AP) and boosted the total yield out continues excellent, Carl report By D. RAROLD OLIVER us bands. look to 465,072,000 bushels, only ed that crop's condition at 92 per court reversed the Rhodes convlc· • • • • Two tornadoes and half a dozen one per cent less than the 1938 cent, the highest for the month tion and ordered the case retried. PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10 (AP) cloudbursts 18lIh~ scattered Iowa cribbed crop. since August, 1929. It was 90 The state has petitioned for are· -President Roosevelt tonight told communities today, leaving in Iowa's record per acre yields per cent on Aug. I, 1938. hearing of the high court decision. the Young Democrats' national their wake six persons with min· convention that if his party In ertain or injuries, scores of washouts on ------sisted on nominating "conserva highways and streets, flooded tlve or lip-service candidates" In ~ar basements and fields and the cus' 1940 he would take no active part tomary debris that results from Europe Awaits Hitler's Move In "such an unfortunate suicide of "flash" floods. the old democratic party." Four and one-tenth inches of The chief executive, in a care Is, a head-on rain fell at Spencer, in northwest ock sedans at Iowa, and nine other communities As Nations Prepare for War fully-worded message read to the nobile broad· had two inches or more - most of crowded, opening meeting by Pitt Tyson Maner 01 Montgomery, Ala .. car leaps over it the result of cloudbursts that sent cascades of water racing retiring president of the Young mobiles while Democratic Clubs of America, as- at the wheet, curb-deep through streets. Voice of Peace u.s. A.rmy Places 85 Million Dollar Z Incbes ~l\ " Minutes , .' serted flatly he would not sup- miles an hour rn_ h Order for Bombers, Other A.irplanes Story of the rescue of 209 persons of that amazing tragedy been re-, ton bales and wreckage trom the port a conservative in 1940. !r dare-devtl In Des Moines, where two inches of rain rell in 80 minutes Rises lJ.l:lroug . aboard the Jap/inese llner Bokuyo leascd by passengers. Here's one liner. The oil tanker Associated "It we nominate conservative during the supper hour, police WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (AP) New long range foltr-motor Maru, which blew up in the Pa- of them. It shows a Japanese wo- . candidates, or lip-service candi- 30, the pro· cWc 1,000 miles from land, but man passenger, struggling to stay effected the rescue. Three lives dates, on a straddlebug platform," lented by tbe estimated 6,OOQ al.\tomobiles were - The army placed its largest bombers to be made by the Con I stalled on streets as water cover-I Preparedness Granere, not· aircraft orders .slnce the World solidated nd Boeing ompani only now nave dramatic pictures afloat, surrounded by flaming col- were lost. he said, "I personally, for my own ed the running boards and in some war today, asking J 1 plants to a . c ~s ------• selt-respect and because ot my pilot featured cases licked at the tops of the seat supply it witb an undisclosed on the PacifIC coast will attam long service to, and belief in lib nal Air races. cushions. Trouble Spots Cast number of bombers, new type in- speeds at least approaching 300 mGH FLYING eral democracy, will find it im 19 monOPlane" Authorities \!s\,mated 15,000 terceptor pllrsuit planes, training miles an hour, topping the per Britons Darken I Police Protect possible to have any active part m such stunts downtown workl!rs in ·the capital Shadow; Maneuvers craft and engines, costlng alto- formance of the "flying fortresses" in such an unfortunate suicide of ! through two Hughes Asks Pennil city were marooned in office Spell 'Warnings' gether $85,978,000. already in service. Half of Nation the old democratic party." )nly two feet buildings, stores and restaurants While the number ot planes in- The interceptor pursuit planes, Girls' Abductor Re'U "Take A Walk" s of the plane, For ~ari Hop by water that ran curb deep By JOHN EVANS volved was not divulged, military designed to climb quickly to head He said, In substance, he not ,lane U'"WC,'" I through the business area streets, quarters believed it was more off air raids, are the same type In 'Blackout' From Lynching only would "take a walk" as Al ted retlcbed up to the doors of some Associated Press General Forel~n than 1,500. Equipment to be pro- as an expei'imental craft which WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (AP) torming rJiI1i. fred E. Smith did on the party establishments, flooCled basements Editor vitled by the government will in- la st February attained 420 miles - Howard Hughes, famous before Roosevelt's renomination, nnd did other damage. War is on parade in Europe. crease their cost well beyond an hour on a trans-continental 'Enemy' Bombers Try sportsman-tlier, has requested Florida Slayer Held but he predicted the democratic r days of Ute One of the tornadoes dipped Great military machines are' gear $100,000,000, the war department dash which ended in a crash at the permiSSion of the federal party would "tall if it goes con lde auto races down at Osceola and Liberty ed for swift bl,lttle on land, on said. Mitchel Field, N. Y. To Pieree·Defenses government to make a fIIgl'lt Prj cflner in Guarded ~erva tive next year, or if it is t. I, and horse Center and the other hit near sea and in the skieS. In Peacetime Drill trom the United States ' to P ns Palm Beach Jail led by people who can oUer ld 31. Greenfield. The three towns ate Everywhere there is waiting, at a high altitude. naught but fine phrases." south and west of Des Moines. waiting for what? The word of FLAMING DEATH G-Men Enter This was disclosed today by Teetrfe Hurt the German leader, Adolf Hitler. LON DON, Aug. 11 (Friday) MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 10 (AP)- Giving no hint as to how he an official of the clvi I aeron feels on a third term, Mr. Roose At 0 e I W'lll T t · 88 (AP) - The blackn~ss of a pit autics authority, who said that sc 0 a I am ee ne, ,Upon his decision, statesmen Philadelphia Woman Dreher Ca se Police renewcd thcir vigilance velt added he did not expect a was hurt when a barn collapsed, agree, depends war or peace. dropped suddenly on London, Hughes was planning to use tonight to prevent mob violence conservative to be nominated "for trapping him inside the wreckage. Strangely enough, in all the Kills Self nerve center ot the far·reaching a so-called "strato-liner." This I to Charles Jefferson, who con I believe the convention (next Net'ghbors had to cle ar away the war-like atmosphere, the qUiet British empire, at the zero hour Is a four-motor Boeing 307 debrl' be! e h c Id b ulled of 12:30 this morning as the whole fessed abducting two Miami high year) will see the political wis s or e ou e p vOl'ce of peace I' S heard among all PHILADELPHIA Aug 1 0 plane. ' and taken to a hospl't I for ' . FBI• ". Aulh 0 rl"tl"es southeast of England joined in a dom, as well as the national wis ou , a peoples. Even Hitler has pro- AP A The CAA and thc sate dcpart school girls, killing one of them treatment of bruises ( )- young woman who O ...der Agents To Aid "blackout" for alr defense exer- ment immediately began study and holding the other prisoner for dom, of giving to the voters ot H·tt· L'b t' C t 30 claimed the annual nazi meeting turned herself Into a flaming elses the United States an opportunity ing the project. No further three days. milesI 109northeast at I ofer Osceola,y en er,about at Nuernberg next month the torch and burned to death In a In Search for Kl"llers For. four hours Englishmen who to maintain the practice and the "congress of peace." I h word as to Hughes' plans was In guarded secrecy, the self 3:50 o'clock, the same tornado de- Warnilll's All Around filling station rest room yester- ad to be up an,d about plodded given out. I policy of moving forward with a molished the Frank Woodyard DES MOINES, Aug. 10 (AP) and crawled through the darkness styled movie talen~ scout - who liberal and humanitarian pro home. Mrs. WoodY"l'd was in)'ured But, meanwhile, the fighting day was identified tonight as of an area that covered 25,000 gram." .,. f f B ·ta· F G 2a ed - The "G" men tonight entered played upon the theatrical ambi seriously, a son, Donald, had a orces 0 fl In, rance, er- Mae Lyons, '" an unemploy square miles - half of England- tions of his victims - was slipped Pepper Favors Ideas broken leg, and the father had m a n y, Italy, Ru sS la• and the s ma II- waitress. the Harold J. Dreher murder case. w h ile 500 "enemy" bombers roar- N.L.R.B. Rules from the Palm Beach county jail Senator Pepper (D-Fla), in a bruises and cuts. Two other child- er countries are on "maneuvers" Her mother, Mrs. Mary Lokus Federal bureau of investigation ed in from the eastern and south- to an undisclosed prison, pre· keynote speech following Maner's ren escaped in)·U'cy. or soon wlll be. These maneuvers identifiea", the body. She said authorities in Washington author- ern coasts to see i1 they could sumably farther north in Florida. opening address, favored a "third Dean Sandy was injured in the are regular affairs to train troops, ized its agents throughout the penetrate the defenses of 800 Against Ford Authorities, checking reports of term of Roosevelt's ideas" in 1940 back when struck by a flying tim- fleets and air forces but this aut- her daughter had been despond- United States to help seek Fred planes and 60,000 air defense sol- possible mob violence, decided to and asserted the "king-makers of ber. umn they are avowed "warnings" ent over the loss of a job. Pollce diers. • J. Demands Correction delay arraignment of Jefferson on Wall street" already had picked The second tornado hurled a! to the other tellow to be careful. said she poured gasoline over Otto Ostenrieder and Francis P. The b 1 a c k 0 u t was Britain's charges he shot and stabbed 17- Gov. John M. Bricker of Ohio, for piece of debris at Wayne Tilk, Trouble spots are eve.rywhere. her clothing, then lit a match. Welsh, charged with the fatal greatest peacetime air defense Of Unfair Praetices year-old Ruth Frances Dunn and president, and, he believed. 14, of Greenfield, causing scalp Germany demands the return of shooting of Dreher, a Mason City, drill. kept her companion, Jcan Bolton, Thomas F. Dewey, New Y()tK dis Injuries. . Danzig and a strip across the salesman, here early in the morn- RoWle Li~b&s Off In Order Revision 19, prisoner from Monday until trict attorney, for vice-president. IDozens of buildings in the path Polish co~ridor . Britain, France Ai D In an area enclosed by a line Wednesday night. Young Maner opened the three· of the tornadoes were damaged. and Poland have pledged them- rmen rown ing of July 27. drawn straight west from Hull on WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (AP) Generally, West Palm Beach day meeting in spacious Duquesne Corn was flattened and property selves to go to war immediately R. C. Coulter, special .FBI agent the eastern coast to Stockport, -The national labor relations and the adjoining country were Garden after much prelimlnary loss was expected to run into a against Germany if sbe takes Dan- In Plane Crash here, notified Chief of Detectives near Mancbester, then south to board, revising 8 previous order, quiet - but officers said there bickering among tactlons over the large figure. zig by force. Jack Brophy of the Washington Bournemouth on the south coast, ruled today that the Ford Motor were reports a moo would form organization presidency and fol. Among the other Iowa cities ItaUan Demands order. house lights were turned off or company had violated the Wagner if they left their prisooer within lowing an interview by Sen" reporting heavy rains were Al- Italy wants French colonies in Meanwhile, Federal District At- shielded by black paper, street labor act and must correct certain reach. Claude Pepper (D-Fla) that "re~ gona, 3.22 inches; India~ola, 3.05; promiseq payments for Italian aid HYANNIS, Mass., Aug. 10 (AP) torney John. Valentine filed lights were e'xtlngulshed and traf- Jabor practices described as un- OUicers would not say where publicans and turncoat democrab AtlantIc, 3:52; Des MOines, 2.52; in the last war. -In. full view ot hundreds. of charges against Ostenrieder and fic lights were visible only through fall'. Jefferson was taken, but a car in Audubon, 2.50; Linn Grove, 2.20; Germany and Italy long have borrifled bathers, two men pensh- Welsh, accusing them of "fleeing narrow slots. The board held that the com- which he was reported traveling have deliberately sent their spies" Primghar, 2.00; Rock Springs, 2.11 . ed today In the plunge of an alr- in interstate commerce to avoid All roadside lights, electric signs pany was guilty of discrimination passed through Ft. Pierce up the here to "disrupt" the convention. • \.1 and Spirit Lake, 2.81. sought to dorrunate soutbeastern plane Into NantUcket sound, a prosecution for murder." and skylights were turned oU. Iin the discharge of 24 employes. Florida east coast. Former Rep. John J. O'Connor, Europe. Hungary already. has ad-I mile off CrailVllle beach. The action was taken only to The business part of London, It ordered the company to offer Jefferson told ramblingly in a of New York, Roosevelt "purge" Persbllll' to U, S, hered to the Ge~man-ltallan-Jap- Police Identified the victims as aid local authorities in returning Iwhich is normally quiet at that ' reinstatement to the 24 with back signed confession how he took victim last year, countered by PARIS (AP) - Gen. John J. anese antl-com.ln:ern pact and Frank Carlson, 35, Hyannis gar-Ithe men to Des Moines if and hour, was in t;Omplete d.arkness. pay, and stop discouraging mem the girls from their Miami homes saying the new deal had repre Pershing left unexpectedly for the German economic mfluence In the ageman, who obtained a private when they are apprehended, Val- In the west end, scene of Lon- bership in the United Automobile to pose for pictures that would sentatives bere of Thomas G. Cor United States last night ending a Balkan countries may foreshadow pilot's license last week, and Rich· entine said. Federal warrants don's night life, darkness hushed Workers union, assaulting of in· win them screen or radio con coran, young administration law~ tour of duty in France as chair· further political expansion there. ard KUmm, 22, garage mechanic, a were issued for the two suspects. the merrymakers and only the timldating union men or inter- tracts. yer, to see that everything "goes man of the American battle mon- So far the conflict has been by passenger. Murder charges were tiled white shirtfronts of the men and fering with employes' collective He told in detail of assaulting well for Roosevelt." uments commission. (See WAR, Page 6) Wreckage of the plane, contaln- against Ostenrieder and Welsh in the bare shoulders of wornen were bargaining rights. and killing Miss Dunn and of the Adams lias Eqe ,I ing the bodies, was located by municipal court here yesterday. discernible as Mayfair turned out The case grew out ot the movements of himself and Miss Homer Mat Adams, 28-year-old .~ small boats which sped to the (See BLACKOUT, Page 6) U.A.W.'s attempts to circulate Bolton lor three days and nights. (See ROOSEVELT, Page 8) Fred Snite, Still in 'Iron Lung,' crash scene. They towed It to handbills at the company's gates Squaw Island, nearest point of KidnapRumors Forster Defies and the violence that followed. land. Walter P. Reuther and Richard Stage, Screen Actors Threaten The boats were aided in the T. Frankensteen, U.A.W. officers, Unexpectedly Weds Ohio Girl search by planes trom Hyannis False-Stark Poland, Pleads were beaten. airport where Carlson had taken For Peace Today's order was similar to CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (AP) ime since the spring of 1938. off in a Taylorcraft owned by the one issued Dec. 22, 1937. Alter Strike in A.F. of L. Argument • t Fred Snite, Jr., who has lived in The bride stood beside him, clad Cape Cod P'iyln'g clUb. Bathers NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (AP)- that time, however, the board "iron lungs" for three ye~rs and in a white chiffon dress. She who law the plane disappear be- Reports that two young daughters DANZIG, Aug. 10 (AP)- The sought permission to withdraw ATLANTIC CITY, N. J ., Aug. 10 facts: the A3s0ciated Actors and four months, married today a carried orchids. neath the water were first to no- nazi leader in Danzig, Albert the litigation from the courts to (AP}-The American Federation Artists of America-a parent Pretty brunette Who cpeer~ al1d The groom observed his twenty- illy the airport. of Gov. Lloyd C. Stark of Missouri Forster, at a vast outdoor protest alter certain procedure. Over the of Labor's executive council said union of stage, screen and radio comforted him durlne his valor- ninth birthday anniversary July were being guarded by G-men meeting tonight hurled defiance objection of FOl'd attorneys, the t.(>night that they will decide at actors-had accused the leaders ous struggle to shake off the 31; the brjde Is 25. because of letters threatenlnl their at Poland and appealed to citi- supreme court consented to the 1:30 p.m. (CST) tomorrow what of a brother member, the AFA. shackles of il1fantlle paralysi,!. Young Fred epitomized the day's Ship Gambler lives were termed "perfectly ritll- zens ot other nations aligned withdrawal. is to be the fate of Sophie Tuck with insubordination and then The unheralded ce'l'emony- it ex~riences with the radiant de- .. against Germany to prevent a war The current decision found that er's orphaned American Federa withdrew the charter of the AFA. 8urprlsed some relatives and claration, "I've got a new boss T C culous" by Mrs. Stark tonight. -but gave no hint of the plans the company had not dominated tion of ActOrs. The expelled union immediatelY amazed friends the smiling "boiler now, and I'm very happy." onY ornero I "There's not a word of truth in of Adolf Hitler, the German fueh- or interferred with the formation After a tempestuous mardi gras was granted a charler by the In kid" had made on three continents The bride, tall and slender, A.rrested it," she asserted. rer. or administration of the Ford meeting of labor leaders with ternational Alliance of Theatrical -was perfor"led in the home of posed graciously tor photoaraph- . The repcft began after the He said he had no startling dis- Brotherhood of America, Inc., an Broadway and HollyWOod stars, Stage employes. The 4-A protested Snlte's banker father in suburban I ers, chatted with her new father- daughters, Molly, 7, and Katherr closures to make. employes' organization, and dls- William Green, president of the this as unconstitutional for the ltiver Forest. in-law and replied to questions LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10 (AP) ine, 5, did not appear at Missouri The fiery spokesman, who bast- missed charges that Ford had dis- A. F. of L., sent the council back state had not asked permission to Young Snlte and Miss Tere8S8 with an aeknowledgemen~ that -Toll)' Comero of the gambling day ceremonies at the world's ened back to Danzig yesterday charged unjustly 11 employes in into night session with a hearinl extend its jurisdlction, and also tarkln, of Daytol\, Ohio, were she had been In love with Fred sbip Rex surrendered today in tair. Mrs. Stark said the girls with full knowledge of Hitler's addition to the 24. committee composed of Matthew this would give the sta,e bands' married by the Rev. J. W. Mor- for so~e time and that "he ,ave the middle of Santa Monica bay. didn't go because they were too views gained in long interviews, Woll, A. F. of L. vice-president, union control over a union com li80n In the lar,e livinl room In me the TIDg in Florida last win- He was coming ashore in a small young. declared however that "Poland Three InJured and Thomas A. Rickert, a leader posed of ro,ht club, vaudeville the presence of a amall latherinc ter." boat and gave up with no ado She said otber reports that the may rest assured" Germany and Rl!;D OAK (AP) - Mr. and of the United Garment Workers, and circus performers. of intimates ~fpfe a 'flreplace The marrlale had not been up- wben. a boatload ot oUicers met governor had special police pro- the fuehrer "are determined in Mrs. Georle Fort and daughter, to hear testimony of the troubled "To justify this action," Green draped with white and decorat~ on Impulse, the senior Snite said, him en route. tectlon in New York were un\rue. the event ot attack to stand at our Lauretla, 18, of Golden, 111., are actors in an effort to untangle the said, "the IATSE points out that With flowers. bjlt had been desillled by the Stale and county officers raided Stark gained national promin.- aide." in a hospital here for treatment snarls that threatened to inter the screen actors' guild once cal Snlte lay (Hll-lenath in the principals for some time. "They Ithree other ,ambllne ships parked ence by his activities in helping As tor Danzil, he asserted, the of injuries which resulted when rupt seriously the labor line-up led upon the sta,e hands to help boiler type iTon lunc In whicb he have JUlt been keeplnf It qulet," off Lot Angeles county Iho.rea break the Pendergast political [free city was prepared to defend their car plunged Into a ditch on stage and screen. force the producers to recolnize has slept lind reste4 most of the he added. last week. machine in Kansll3 City. its ri,hts "with its blood," after a tire blew out, Green reterreQ tQ the knQwn tbem .. bar,ainin, a,entt,"
, THE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA em FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1939 PAGE TWO • electiori win have mere startling = THE DAILY lOW A'N consequences than even the blood ARE·CROPPER Publlshed every' morning ex shed, revolution and disruption previously associated with Mexi Stewart S~VS" TUNING .. IN cept Monday by Student PUblica Halld Optimism can governmental switches. tions Incorporated, at 126 - 130 As to B..m__ with D. Mae Showers ' Iowa avenue, Iowa- City, Iowa. In General Juan Al'fdreu Alma Not WeU Timed zan's manifes10 which announced Board of Trustees: Frank L. GUY LOMBARDO A recent Ilstenlnlr audience sur· Mott, OdlB K. Patton, Ewen M. his candidacy for prflllident 10 OPP09l! Cardenas, surprise was In By CHARLES P. STEWART ... broadcasting his regular vey disclosed arst&rUlq f.c&' II Ma~twen, Kll'k !'l Pol" r. (;l-or~" reVeale-il thai B9b, C,otby. .... its appal' n1 conservatlsm. Tn an Central Press Columnist ! program af If o'clock tonight Over Dunn, Jotw EVOM .:0" ' 11 ,j 11""ij, only (our D1ldlllanll Sw.... _ Donal J Dodge, t'r"cel'l( k Loumls. effort to confuse the campaign Acting Treasury St"cretary John I NBC-Red is one of the better high - . . ha b spots on tonight's program sched- broadcasts cbjLl.lfed up at the UJIII, - _. - -- --'- Almazan may assume a via media H m t Fred M. P,)wnilll. P"hll.ner W. anes, assertmg t. usi- ule. rot a ratl~ WhJ~h /oOfPed- 'O'It rather than bl'ing about an open 'rhOmB! r Hvan, ness is on the eve of a real for IJombardo's FrllJay n"hl allll1l', battle between conservative and Bt..~:nt--:c '',':In .''Htf~r ward movement, evidently didn't "Adventures of S rio o·k PlWl Wtiltema,.,. WeclJaesday com· administration forces. Of special "e James Fox. Edllor realize the full ImpOrt of what he Bollbet," wrU&e1i bY' Edith Ml!lser, IIM!relal, -" ;W.I}.~ at! wellkly ".. interest to the United States one of radio's rreatellt scrIpt writ grams by Frt>d , W~rIJl&', Hal KelDl, Entered second class mail as should be Almazan's attitude tp was predicting. ers, and starrlnr Basil Rathbone matter at the postoffice at Iowa Artie Shaw .plt. MaUy ' Malnedt. ward us. He said! "The govel'n~ It sounded like a reasonable and Nlrel Bruce, was auditioned City, Iowa, under the act of con to recently by a headache Lenledy lI'ess of March 2, 1879. mt"nt of the repubHc should culti prophesy, be sure. In fact, when THIS A'GlUN • • vate the best relations with all Hanes broadcast it II few days lIJk)nsor with John' Conte ah . may 'b!'1pe truth and a Subscription rates-By mail, $5 nations, based upon sound under ago, the market already was show nouncln&' the show. good indica ion ot the fallori~ per year; by carrier, 15 cents standing and mutual t'especl. ing an upward tendency. He weekly, $5 per year. seems to be a first-class econq BOB RIPLEY mus.ic at Am!!rl'ca .tiut we still ~ Neighbor as we are to the great the stand and wondlt mist, but apparently h~ isn', so brings Richard Brooks of ()"therwl~ North American natiolt, it is indis 'I'he Associated PreSs is exclu cratty a politicion, Or ma1bl! he ,Greensboro, Pa., to His "BeUevll it it isn't some cheme cooked' up mvely entitled to use for republi pensable that we realize that we Isn't a thorough newspaper read it or Not" program over CBS by a publicity ~~.ent fo,r Crosby cation of all news- dlspatches will never hnve the sympathy, er. It he'd followed the papers tonight at 8:30. and company .. credited to it or not otherwise much less the cooperation to make closely, surely he'd have noticed credited in this paper and also ourselves strong, until true friebd that, about a weeK ahead of his Brobks will reval how he saved ORSON. WELLES ". the Ibcal news published herein. ship, based on scrupulous tespect utterances, President Roosevelt a boy from drowning despite the . , . left New ~ork recentl110t' TELEPHONES for mutual rights, is established. had accused congress ot killing fact that he can" fiee. The pro HollYWOOd where he wiJI direct a EdUot1al Oftltle ... _...... _... 4UZ From such a friendship would an incipient boom by shelVing the rram wlU also Include "Musical pictw'e' unit ufJ.lJlS: own for RKO. He will be assisted by Paul Soelety Editor .. _...... _...... 4193 come the sincere decision to fitht neutl'ality legislation he. was Believe It or Nots" based on nur Stew< boosting for. . sery rhYlbe"S- and played by B. A. art, chJjJ'acte/i 'c,tfj/r ~n Mr, Dis· Busine. Office ...... 4191 - united to the United States and So we have tile president serv Rolfe'S orchestra. trict A1torne1 'former assisr· to other Latin American natiolll! arll FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1939 ing notice that a boom, in the ant director to Welles. - in defense of the continent and making, was "busted" by the law A NtW niSi( pursuit of our common idealB." makers, and his a~tihg treasury .. is gracing the dinner table Another higbUI'lI.. of tonl4llt\ Public announcement by Alma Ci1Ji~iZlltio" secr'etary, right on the heels of, H, of Bob Ripley these days. It's shows will, or courre,\ . be the Cltlet In Our zan o{ his proposed innovation ot issuing a highly optimistic fore bamboo shoots cooked in rabbit Servlcl! co~ 6 dcllJl!)( W religious education and freedom cast. fat. Bob says that when they are turin&' LucIUe.Ma1Il.m, Ross 0,.... Keeping of wOI'ship has also brought inter- But the conflict between tl,Jese coated with a bit of brown sugar ham anti' Frank Bladlt's ol'chl!stra. STtfAR'P CHASE comes forward \ est to Mexico's nOrthern neighbors. two statements connotes more they are from , another world. ----T- . "JOHNM PRESE~TS" in "Common Sense" fO'!' August !lf the plan were CD.I"Ci!!d .out it • than a mere difference of opin Ion. Por Frankie Masters settJln&' , . . may VI! l ~E!lIrd two t1~ 1939 with an article entitled Iwould mean the I eopemng of NtIW »elll's Biatory down to work means dumilin.. the tonigIH-tl.vo' dif~erent shoWs, ioo "C" 11 r' K ' 1'" church schools and the undoubted - just by th~ swach of the dial I~I za 101\ 111 our eepmg.. In strengthening of the position of The Roosevelt administration contents of his pookets and study- 1ng them carefully. He often jol3 Listen to th«l'!i1'st ohe over MBS, wHlcn he declares that America the Roman Catholic cbu[ch. An began with a new deal program. I COngl'l!SS was very rubber down Ideas lor orchestral effects WGN' WIll Cal'l'J' !t, end the' sec!< is . the only power in the world other presidential candIdate in ond immediat.ely following at 6;3G o stamplsh. Whtltever the White on envelopes, menus or match ~h ri: ~:l~se t~O ~ght btCa~!~ IMexico, Genel'o l Gildardo ~agOnB I House recommended the legisla covers. Over CBS, WBB¥,. will Cllfry'it. h e a s e lure n I has mad the same promIses in tors ncquJesced in. There was a You need only tort! your dial five aTndkS.. ld regard to the position of the little business bulge, but an in EJ..INORE LANI'; Jines. f" "'1;1 a mg a map of the wor , church. ade
By S&atf Writer lU'Ustic ~ literary. rather than has come Ben Jonson's "Epicoene," , "Paul and tbe Blue Ox" was prO- I convention of the Drama league there bas been a foremost and Professor Mabie saw u pon his I to the dramatic realm more than The academic year of 1920-21 commercial plays. and Fletcher's " Knight of the Idu ced for the first time on the to Iowa City. The feature of the powerful urge in the d ramatists arrival. word space can describe. marked the creation of one of the That this long and highly vls Bllrning Pestle." Shakespearean stage 01 University theater which I occasion was the presentation of to bring regional performances to Under the passion for lofty This year the experimental MOlt ambitious prograJnl that loned program of Prolessor Ma plays have equally been aCClaim- I Ilnfortunately came simultaneolls- Francis Neilson's "The Bath the allent i o~ of the\lter patrons. idealism that Professor Mabie is theater will select again from a has ever sent a university drll- ble's was realized has been evi ed as successes with exceptional ly with the announcement that Road." Neilson, present for the Heading the group with his as- so well associated with, this de vast assortment of first playS, matlc department to the hmaht to dent by the continuous flow of favor. Plays by Owen Davis and I ProCessor Conkle would accept a I play and conclave as was Prof. sistants, it has been Professor pieces the department believes which University theater now 80 ,tirst rate productions that Uni Paul Green have played a vilal) similar post at Texas university. George P. Baker, director of "47 Mabie all the way Uu·ough. The sirc cannot simmer and drilt into show talent for the phases that ably cllngs, when Prof. Edward versity theater has produced part in the phase of world pre- But as everyone hoped, PrOfessor) Workshop" at Harvard, was accent was to be creative work artiiiciality as have many like make up the theater. It is a C. Mable, with a board of ,over- throuah the past 19 years. Plays miers. Conkle made it known that Uni- amazed at this early stage at the) and creative work it has bcen. projects that found little backing. movement that has been praised non, fused the various dramatics written by local playwrl,hts have The need for a university thea- versity theater, if the occassion momentum with which Professor The capable Iowa director had Professor Mabie has started a by leading dramatists and dra hiterests . of the campus Into one reached Broadway as have lOme ter culminated into a reality in calls, will still be among his first Mabie had carried drama into the the vision wh en he fi rst arrived movement that gives every indi- matic critics. A movement in unit. of the plarers who performed In 1936 when University theater was) choice of theaters for his pieces. universi ty and the state as a on the campus 19 years ago. He cation of leading the fields of which anyone whether he has seen Plays have been presented un- them. opened with the presentation of During the early part 01 the whole. has erected more than a univer- culture. It is the "creative phase." the spoken drama or not is fully and a del' dillerent organlzations amona More than 22~ plays have found Iowa's own professor-playwright last decade university players un- I Thus it tails that almost two Isity building material worth. Exceptionally fortunate has tor ot accorded a channel to carry out faVOrite dramatic minded persollll and their war into the theater. From Ellsworth Prouty Conkle's "Two der took road tollrs that aUorded decades the dramatic realm of the He has created a "realm" that been the department in having his impulses. And in the opinion we still t~ players 'clubs' on the campUJ as Ule a,e of Pericles has come Hundred Were Chosen." them opportunity to present plays university has been continually eqllals any disregarding the con- three instructors, Vance Morton, of a recent playwright who visit and wOnder early as 1902. With the cornin{ AUChylus' "The Persians" and It was a creative piece that will i in many sections or the state. It I bullding il$e11 through interest by gestion or population. The recent- Hunton Sellman, and Arnold GiJ ed the campus, "One that will cooked' Up into existence of Unlversity thea- Euripides' "Iphigenla in Tauris." long be remembered by thOle for- was this work by Professor Mabie the super productions that have I\y publicised elCorl$ to regional- lette, who have assisted Profes be as interesting to watch as has fo r Crosby tel'. hopes and ambitions were di- "The Trojan," "Women" and "The tunate enough to see it. As late that on April 20, 1923 brought placed it upon the high level it is. ize (owa cultural spirit is not a sor Mabie in making the theater been the growth of drama in reeted upon presentation of play., Medea." From the 18th century as this sllmmer Professor Conkle's ' representatives of the 13th annual I Throughout this period of time . sudden impulse; it is a reality that what it is. Each has contributed Iowa." Mary Frances Hauser Reveals This Is the W ay We Style Our Hair-Up and Do~vn Amy Follett .. ~Dgagement to C. McGaughey; To Wed Soon
W~ll Wedin Early September University Graduate Reveals Engagement tonillltli Betrothal Announced the cili. To John F. Moehl dclOc!J( ~ At Buffet Supper AMONG Ross 0 .... In Hauser Home Mrs. W. O. Follett of Des orchesth. lOWA. CITY Moines has announced the en The engagement and approach gage ment and approaching mar PEOPLE riage of her daughter, Amy Eliza '/'.n, ina~l'iage. of Mary Fran.ces beth, to John Frcderick Moehl, Hauser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eon of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. MoehI, Gf10rge P. Hauser, '846 Kirkwood Prof. W. Leigh Sowers, 420 also of Des Moi nes. The wedding avenue, to Clark J. McGaU!hey, Iowa avenue, was among the pas will lake place Sept. 23 in the Plymouth Congregational church son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M . Mc sengers who embarked for EIl rope Wednesday on board the in Des Moines. Gaughey of Moline, Ill., was re- Miss Follett was graduated from I' flagship of the Cunard fleet, the v,ealed at a bridge party and buf- R.M.s. Qu"n Mary. Professor t.he university where she was a :fet supper given last night in the Sowers' plans Include a vacatloll member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Hauser home. in Enaland. sorority. Mr. Moehl attended Drake university where he was The announcement was made · . .. affiliated wi th Sigma Alpha Epsi by qleans o~ yellow brick Ice Among the recent guests stop lon fra ternity. He is connected cre ~ squares with the names of ping at Hotel Commodore in New Larry Germaine has created the lets. The back hair (second) iSI ( three) gathefed close and caught Ithe crown of the head. The back Ic ompromise with the "hair up" with the Carr-Moehl work. the couple and the date, Sept. 7, York City was Maryetta Baker of latest hairdress tor Ann Ruther drawn smoothly down and set in with a blue velvet bow. From a hair is combed smoothly down to edict, masking the unlovely neck Iowa City, according to word re stencilled on in green. A yellow fbrd, (left). From the left part, curl c1usiers at the nape oC the left part, the front hajr Is waved Ia curl cluster caught t~ght. with line common to a majority of ceived here. the front ha ir is set in tiny ring- neck. Here it is being combed out softly (four) up and massed on a blue velvet bow, an lOtn gulng women. and 'ireen color se\\en\e was us~ · . .. ------Today in the table decorations whleh Carl and Richard Ortmeyer of Ark., were Iowa City visitors yes Included ' a centerpiece of yellow Charles City wete visitors In terday. Marion Ellis Wed YesJerdav Glass Mirror Redeems'a Dark Corner Stitch, Chatter Chili flowers tlanJ{ed · by green tapers. Iowa City yesterday... .. • • • • Gliests inclu~ed Eleanor Droll, . Mary J ane Cumberland Show Will Meet ers wiU arrive in Iowa City Mon To Russell Ruff of Ottumwa ~ a rqara Bop ~ hard , Margaret Mrs. Pearl Bennett Broxam, program director of station WSUI, day to visit in the home of her Chittenden, Mariloulse Tennyson, Several loca l clubs and grollpl! attended the wedding of Marion grandmother, Mrs. Mary Show will meet for business and socla\ qeor~ene Kel\e ~, Joyce Ander Ellis and Russell Ruff in Ma ers, 423 S. Dubuque street. Miss University Alumna sessions lod ay. son, Mary Kay Villhl\uer, Mar ,quoketa yesterday. ShOWers is ;l student nurse at Marries Graduate ian Myel', Jane. L1vel';ey, Frances .. . . Michael Reese hospital in Chicago. ~, Winifred McLaughlin, Mrs. N. G. AlCOCk. 430 Brown · .. . Of Grinnell College The members oC the Stitch and ~ane 'Hogan, Marjorje Hornung, st reet, wlll leave Saturday for Merle Miller of Marshalltown, Ch atter club will meet in the Hertna Schone, Margaret Farrelll New York City from where she who has been spending the sum ,(\rleD!! Riecke, " Jewel Liebe and will sail Tuesday for Europe. Mrs. mer in New York, was a visitor home of Mrs. B. E. Oathout, 301 ~ . .Albert Erbe, all of Iowa Alcock will accompany Mr. and in Iowa City yesterday. He left Myrtle avenue, this afternoon at CItY; Mrs. Robet t Beyer, Mrs. Mrs. Owen N. Elliott of Cedar last evening for BurUngton where 2 o'clock. i'O$eph COJ'sigles and Janet Beig, Rapids. The party plans to be he will appear on the program of of Davenport. the department convention of the all gone about eight weeks. They will Thc public has been invited to MiSll Hauser. who was graduat visit England, France, Scotland, American Legion auxiliary today. ed trom Iowa City high school, Switzerland and Italy. • • • attend the public card party \I t attended the univerllity and Irish'n • • • Several Iowa City girls partici which members ot the American bUsiness college. She is a member Mrs. J , R. McVicker, 1117 E. pated in the YOllth hostel program Legion auxiliary will entertain at of Alpha Delta Pi soror ity. Mr. College street, went to Cedar Rap presented Sunday night at the 2:15 in the Legion rooms of the MCGaughey was graduated from Cedar Rapids Wapsie-Y camp. ids yesterday to viSit her daugh community buildi ng. the Moline high school and Beloit ter, Mrs. R. E. Norman. Those from here who took part 'rollege in Beloit, Wis., and at were Bette Towner, June Wil • • • Carnation Rebekall lodge, No. tended the college of law of the Robert Alcock, son of Dr. and liams, Marion Farnsworth, Patty University of Michigan "t Ann Mrs. N. G. Alcock, 430 Brown Bates, Imelda Gatton, Phyllis 376, will meet in regular session Arbor. Mich., and the unlverslty street, will le/l.ve tomorrow morn Briceland, and Grace Jean Hicks. at 8 o'clock in the 1.0.0.F. hall. college of medicine during the ing by motor for Mexico City · . .. past year. He is a member of Bet" where he will vacation until the Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Theta Pi fraternity. second week in September when 1904 F street, are the parents of .The couple will be married in he will enroll In the Californla a daughter born Wednesday at ~e rectory of St. Mary's chllreh Institute of Technology in Pasa Mercy hospital. The chUd weigh· here in a private ceremonY. The dena, Cal. ed seven pounds, 15 1-2 ounces at bridal party and guests will then • • • birth. rbe entertained at a reception In James Thomas of Traer and • • • Ithe Hotel Jefferson. Adrian Crllwtord of Arkadelphia, The magic that can be wrought Ihangi ng shelf far which the home by a wisely placed mi:rror of plate maker paid $1.25, was hung above gl ass is interestingly illustrated Ia chest jlls t opposite the one pic TODAY in these lwo bcfore a nd after Pic- j turcd to form, with its bright Have you Alumna Will tures taken in lhe dining room of pottery and brass I>rnaments, a §~~~~~~~~~~~_J With a modest Ij ve rOQm house. A total Ic harming reflection in the mirror. , . of $8.85 of which $6.00 was spent The green paint was removed Wed Tomorrow Itom the ch est for $. 40, t.be orig WSUI i======+ on a plate glass mirror, redeemed inal wood finished by rubbing ever heard of Rosemary Higgins, • Lib two ugly' comers which spoiled with oil and $.90 more provided TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 1University raries • an otherwise attractive room. A new handles Qr brass. FOl'mer Student, To L. O. Leona~d will presen, ihe Ooe seven.-day book and 11 14- "First EXllursion of the lJnlon day books are among those of ert S. Lynd, "CaluUus in Strange Paoifio for Newspaper Men of Marry W. W. Heist general interest included in re- and Distant Britain" by James A. New York and the East" on tile cent additions to unlversity lIb- \ S. McPeak, Royal Institute of In Rosemary Higgins, daughter of History in Review propam to ...... ! ..... raries. ternational Affairs, lnfoJ'mation Mrs'. John C .. Higgins of Daven night 1.& 7 :45. He wlU relate from The seven-day book is "North Department, South-Eastern Eur "EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN" port, and William Watts Heist, son the time Union Pacific left New of. the Danllbe" by Erskine Cald- ope, "Wind, Sand and Stars" by of Mrs. C. A. Heist of Clarence York, July 14, 1888. LeUen writ well. Antoine de Saint EXLlpery, "San "Girl ))ownstairs" N: Y., will be marrIed tomorrow ten by James Redpath and The 14-day books are "Modern Francisco's Literary Frontier" by . at 10 a.m. at St. Paul's chapel on Charles A. Dana wiD be read. Humanism and Christian Theism" Franklin Walker and "Maule's "Grand Jury Secrets" the campus of the University of by Elias Andrews, "European Hit- Curse" by Yvor Winters. Wisconsin in Madison, Wis., ac TOOAY'S.PROGRAM8 tory Since 1870" by Frank Lee ,, cording to word received here. 8- Morning chapel. Benns. "Black Workers and the The Rev. F. Kuchera will say 8:15 - Los Angeles colored New Unions" . by Horace R. Cl ay LAST TIMES TODAY : the nuptial mass. Chorus. ton, "The Truth About the Rail . 8:30-0ally Iowan of the AIr. roads" by Louis C. Friteh, "The Ruth Preston Miller of Ithaca, GEO. RAFT - ELLEN DREW In N. Y., will attend the bride as 8:40-Morning melodies. New Deal in Old Rome" by Henry maid of honor and John C. Hig 9 - Illustrated musical chal$, Joseph Haskell. • "THE LADY'S , , ? gins of Davenport, brother Qf the Mahler, symphony number two. "Knowledge for What" by Rob- FROM KENTUCKY" bride, will be best man . 9:50 - Program calendar and ea,. Rowdy Alter the ceremony a wedding weather report. ROtnanttt Comedyt • breakfast will be served in the 10-Homemakers forum. IDI(IT Ho,tel Loraine in Madison. The 10 :15-Yesterday's musical fa- MONTGOMERY couple will then leave on a wed Vorites. [ I • ".' /.:., . He's coming. ding trip through the east. 10:30-The book shell. NOW ENDS SAT. ..,RUSSEll Miss Higgins, who was gradu ll-Concert hall selections. III ated from the Immaculate Con 11 : 15- The little red school- FIJlST SHOWING 111l1li r ception academy in Davenport. house of the air. ~'FAST AND received her B.A. and M.A. de 1l:30-Melody mart. 11011 LOOS ·August 13th grees from the university. She 11 :50-Farm flashes. also was a member of the fac 12 noon- Rhythm rambles. ulty at the unlversity, at Iowa 12:30-0al17 [OWall 01 tile AIr. 'Af~ • Wesleyan college In Mt. Pleasant 12 :35-Service reports. Shirley ROSS In and at Nebraska State Teachers 5:45-0rgan melodies. coUege in Kearney, Neb. For the 5:50-Dall), Iowan of iIle AIr. Dennis O'KEEFE past year she has been working 6-Dinner hour program. toward her Ph.D. degree at the 7-Children's hour, the land of Unlverslty of Wisconsin. the story book. MisdIa AUER ••11u Jotua" Mr. Heist took underJraduate 7: 15-Trends. work at the Unlversity of BuUalo 7:30 - Winas of song, James co-mT p.JII. It and received his M.A. from Har Waery. vard Wliversity, from where he 7:45-History in review, L. O. BILL BOYD - GW. BAYES to )i:JI will soon receLve his Ph.D. He is a Leonard. "Hopaiong Rides Again" CHARLES COIUIII W'ATCH! member of the :faculty of the Eng 8-Album of artists. FRANK AL8EITSOI KkNl_Lone Baapr Club ..0 llah department at the University 8:30-B811 playera lives. ~~~ L Er CLIVE )t~ tcaft 8&&. l-I-Be There I ,. ¢'. of WileQnsin. 8:45-DaI17 low... of &be AIr. ~~-=--=~------~---- ~. f •
Halas Sees, Edith E8tahroo~s Advances in Western Women's Open I Aerial Balt, e ------AlI·Star TUt likely England's Champion Iowa Champion To Produce O'Brien, Dim';wski Pass Duel Landis, at 72, Still Boss Fires Sub-Par By GEORGE BALAS Head Coach, Chleqo Bean Golf in Victory I CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (AP) (Spec By WHITNEY Jl-lARTlN And what happens? Cincinnati - August Herrmann, • ial to The Daily Iowan) anyone NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (AP) Commissioner Landis, at 72, C. J . McDinl'mid. Sidney Weil. who likes to see the- arr full ot Club owners Dnd league presl- rules organized baseball with an Amerlca.n Lealr\lc Meets Mrs. Mann In footballs should vislt a psychia I dents may come and go, but the iron hand. He is hale and hearty. Boston - Harry H. Frazee. J . trist 11 he misses the a II-Star game old man ot the mountain goes on and in appearance much the same A. (Robert) Quinn, now presidenl Semi.Finals of Meet on Aug, 30. In this corner, Uttle Iforever. as the sharp, curt. white-thatch of Boston Nationals. At Detroit Today Davey O'Brien from Texas Christ In J anuary. 1921, with the ed, felt·hatted figure who started Chicag()-Charles Comiskey. J . ian. In that corner, Ed Danowski, echoes ot the 1919 world series 18 years ago to tell the Giants, lor Louis Comiskey. DETROIT, Aug. 10 (AP)-The once of Fordham, now head man scandal booming against their instance. that no. they couldn't Cleveland - James Dunn. E. S. of the National Football league in ears, major league owners hit take that third baseman from the BarruJrd. (Later league president). youngsters had their innll1J in the matter (If forwlI"I'd passing et upon the happy idea of establish Keokuk club. Detroit-Ftank Navin. the quarter-finals 01 the 39th an ticiency. What a duel that will ing the oftice of high commis The roster of club presidents New York-Col. J acob Ruppert. nual western women's closed golf be! sioner of baseball. an office who either were in office in 1921 Philadelphia - Thomas Shibe, championship at Oakland iIllls Sammy Baugh proved that a ~J eRI1'lsJ4 eolCl~& 604R.D which would.- have the last word or have come and gone follows: John Shlbe. great forward passer in college D~CI.ARe:O 1"~ ~ 111"1£. in the conduct of the game. National Leape SI. Louis- Phil Ball, Lewis von country club today and when the can be equally sensational in the \/ACIvJ1 AffeA. Jo~ /.4eIJ~ Theil' choice. was a slim, white Chicago - William Veeck, Wil W~ise . firing was ended two Is-year· professional game Bnd Davey I-~IS \IJ~S FOUNO 1'0 haired federal judge. Kenesaw liam Walker. And the old man ol the moun Olds, a girl of 22 and a veteran ot O'Brien may prove the fact all ~AI/e. 6Ao ~~eSI6li1 . Mountain Landis. who had zoom· Boston-George Grant. Christy tain goes on and on. and when his 28 had qualified for the semi over again. But amid the tumult ed to Came on the wings of a Mathewson. millenium comes he clln lift his finals tomorrow. about Baugh in recent years and ~ARI/~'i ~seo ol1f $29.000,000 fine imposed on an oil New York-Charles Stoneham. chin f~'om a box seat rail after about O'Brien last season, the JOCI<. M
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, . ,. \ THE DAILY lOW AN. IOWA crrY FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1939 PAGE S1X Gillette Announces Program for Annual' State Archery Meet
New Junior High School Teachers • • liance with Germany and Italy . Two-Day Event I They Here Preview Of War- Britain, also on maneuvers, is Bids Awarded (Continued from Page 1) devotina 80 much o~ her resources In Iowa City to war preparations that the Im For County Make and Fall Weather war-threats, political maneuvering perial AIrways can·t get enough Local Temperatures and propaganda but all agree the planes and pilots and must cur Road Work Starts Sept 3. News There present tension Ia explosive. taU its service. Wednesday Fail To Germany and Italy allied them British anc:\ french staff oUieers arrive in ~ussia to discuss war The Iowa state highway COlli Competition Planned Rise Over 76 Mark selves because both were dissat plans. isfied with the last war. Alter mission yesterday announced the In Three DiviSions; For pe,ce: her awardi ng ot contracts to low bid. Iowa City had an August pre G e r man y absorbed Austria, Danzig offers to negotia te Po- ders on, 14 Iowa Will Be at Airport view of fall weather yesterday Czecho-Slovakia in two bites and latest customs squabble with as tempo'atures hovered in the Memel, and after Italy had taken land. includIng paving, Complete program for the third low 70's while a brisk fall wind Albania, Great Britain aroused M_1Jal Steps Out culvert installation annual State Archery association from the southeast blew steadily herself. With France abe sought Mussoliru .teps out of the lime- of Johnson county roads. tournament to be held In Iowa throughout the day. the aid of Soviet Russia's great llght at a~ maneuvers in favor The Johnson county paving W\Jl City Sunday and Monday, Sept. Highest recorded temperature army and air force. Russia hasn't of King Vittorio Emanuele, who be an addition to the new pavl", was in one war and doesn't want recently opened from Iowa City a and 4, was announced last nIght lor the 24-hour period from 7 signed a contract but the three by Prof. Arnold Gillette, secretary o'clock Wednesday night to 7 last countries' general staffs are work another. to Newport and will extend on to. of the Iowa City Archery associa night was 76 degrees while the ing together as a starter. Premier Daladler 01 France, ward Solon on Iowa highway 261. tion, low mark tor the period dipped Fear German Move who likes to command, is extend- The Sani Construction company 01 The two-day meet will take to 57. Germany has said repeatedly ina his vacation: Des Moines submitted the low bid The sky was overcast most of the she doesn't expect to take Danzig Czechs have revived their old of $86,484 on this iob, accordlnl place at the Iowa City municipal Two new Iowa City junior high day with the sun breaking through airport with over 100 archers by force but apparently Britain secret "mafia" society to under- to an Associated Press dispatch. school teachers who were ap occasionally during the afternoon. mine German rule which is a Grading on the 3.8 miles of road from all paTts of Iowa participat and France fear she will in some pointed at the regular meeting of graduated from Kansas Slight showers fell In some parts symbol of the anti-German unrest was awarded to R. J . Ryan, Inc., [. Ing. There are 14 members In the the school board Wednesday night manner nevertheless. Teachers college and has had two of the county but the university Mussolini in Italy, likewise, has in what once was Czecho-Slov~a. of Ottumwa who submitted a bid Iowa City association. are Martha Hessong and Eileen hydraulics laboratory recorded years of teaching experience at said he wasn't planning any war Franco Is so busy restoring or- of $25,241. The L. Peterson COIll~ The program as announced by Rutherford, shown above. Miss very little precipitation for the pany of CedB'i' Rapids was given and didn't expect one. Both Ger pa1n Protessor Gillette has three divi Hessong will teach English and Uniontown, Kas. The newly-hired day. der in S that he wouldn't wel- the contract for InstalIation 01 sions, the different ones being tor mathematics while Miss Rulher opportunity room director at Cool weather has prevailed in many and Italy, however, have come a war in which Germany eight culverts on the stretch 01 men, women and juniors. The ju ford will direct the junior high tended Iowa State Teachers col Iowa City since the rainfall ell'l'lier built big military machines and and Italy woul4 expect him to road to be paved at a cost of $4,. nior division is llmited to children scliool opportunity room. The new lege and has taught three years in the week. The cool but com plainly told England and France threaten France.• • 032 . under 16 years of age. English and mathematics instruc at Clarence. Her home is at [ol·table weather will probably they were ready if war came. Hitler is showi\lg all Germany The project will be completed Procram for 8uJUb,y, 8ept S tor is from Ft. Scott, Kans. She Greeley. continue throughout today with Both the German-ItaUan and a movie of the "west wall" or this fal~ the highway commission Events for Men ------temperatures rising again by to the British-French sides use much Siegfried fortifications along the announced. 8 IIJIL- Registration, airport morrow, according to weather the same language. l!;ach says it is Rhine to convince them Germany I ------hangar. bureau reports. endangered and each Is willing is sate trom FIance. French Censor Ships 9 a.m.-First part of' York Blackout- Roosevelt- An Intermittent rainfall that to fight-in defense of its rights. Moderation PARIS, (AP)- The French round, 72 arrows at 100 yards. (Continued from Pagc 1) (Continued from Page 1) started early last night and con Both sides disagree on whose Mussolini preaches moderation government was disclosed yes 1:30 p.m.-York 80 and 60 yard tinued through the night added "rights" are what. Germany asks to Hitler. ~y 14 Mussolini said terday to have clamped a censor· competition, 48 arrows at 80 YlI'I'ds to watch the blackout wi th hund- Illinois state official, appeared an appreciable amount to the "living room"; Haly wants land; "there are not at present in Eu- ship on newspaper and ne:s and 24 arrows at 60 yards. reds of thousands of humbler have the edge in the race for or August rainfall total which Is al Britain and France want to keep rope problems big enough to jus- photo shipments into France 1 3:30 p.m.- Clout shoot, 36 ar ready well ove, normal as a re rows at 180 yards. Londoners. ganization president, to be named what they have. tify ~ a wa~." Thursday he sent a'"i~r.~======::::; No Car LI,hts sult of the heavy fall of Tuesday The reason Britain and France Ciano to conler with Hitler's for- = 6:30 p.m.- Banqul)t, Jefferson Taxis p 10 d de d uncertainly Saturday. Pat Beacom, Hunting- night. hotel. defend Poland, Rumania and Tut:' elgn minister on Danzig and through the gloom, heightened in ton, W. Va., another candidate, No readings were available from key is because, they say, If Ger other questions which the Italian Events for Women the hydraullcs weather service 8 •• m. - RegIstration, airport spots by mist and fog. They withdrew during the day in the many should take those countries thinks Clln be settled without showed no running lights, only a interest of "harmony." laboratory early this morning, but she might get around to British fighting. hangar. it was believed that last night's Tho.e who make an art 9 a.m.- National competition, talnt bllr of light through their Mr. Roosevelt $truck out at and French property later. That Italy is building her 1942 world's William J. Desert rain will equal that of Tuesday I of living depend On 48 arrows at 60 yards, 24 arrows covered headlights. is the territorial aspect. The high fait, expecting peace. Trains ran with drawn blinds "republican and democratic reac- Only by expert maneuvering of night. thI. at 50 yards. moral plane on which the two Only last month Mussolini an world famed hotel 1:30 p.m.- First Columbia com and shields over locomotive fun· tionaries" who "want to undo hIs parachute did William J . nounced and already has started a. the very embodi .Desert, professional 'chute jump sides pitch their te~ts i8 "secur I petition, 24 arrows at 50 yards, nels. 'what we have accomplished in his ten-year plan to break up ment of gracious ...... Night factories and newspaper these last tew years and return er, escape being electrocuted when Blame ·Weather ity." Germany SllYS she seeks 24 arrows at 40 yards lind 24 ar "securlty" by building a trelnen large Sicilian eslates into 20,000 ice. true refinement and rows at 30 yards. offices wo\'ked behind black paper to the unrestricted individualism he ' fell into high voltage wires at small farms for poor families. or other shields over the windows. of the previous century." dous greater Germany; Britain '1 dignified ho.pltality. 3:30 p.m.- Clout shoot, 36 ar a power station at Santa Ana, W.,: was in the making for a Special police with white sleeves "Republican _ and democratic CaL Desert slipped through safe For Accident and France say they leek "secur rows at 120 yards. ity" in the right of all nations to year before 1914, but peoples directed passengers to buses. conservatives' admit," he said, ly but the 'chute caught on the ~...... Junior Co~t1tion remain iqdependent and tree didn't realize It. This time the - The police had no power to 01'- tha t all of our recent policies are wires as can be seen in the photo. Poor visibility due to cloudy lIrt G.,,,. 8 a.m.- Reilistration, ai port from any sort allression, mili problem is in every mind, which ... '"I In, hangar. der Rrivate llghting to be extin- not wrong and that many of them A gust of wind blew him off his. and rainy weather was reported of may make a difference. Statesmen tary or otherwise. lIrt.D .... 9 a.m.- Junior National com guished, but requested house- should be retained-but their eyes coursc. the cause of an accident at Col have had practice in sacrifice and petition. holders who were negligent to are on the present; they give no lege and Linn streets Tuesday SI«ns of the TImes they know both sides will suffer. 1Irti::'1rt Promm tor Monday, Sept 4 comply with the blackout. thought for the future and thus, morning when the auto of Mal Some of the sign, of the times All know the price they must pay .1:i:,. are: III'UUII Events for Men Penciling the night were scores without meaning to, are tailing colm Ean, 602 Rundell street, col· and all may be reluctant to pay .. ~ ... .., 8 a.m.-Flight s~oot. of searchlight beams, seeking to to solve even current social and lided with another car resulting For war: it. • ...... 9:30 a.m.- First American com pick out raiders. Now and then in about $91 damage to the Ean Germany on maneuvers is mak - petition, 30 arrows from 60, 50 a beam traced the outlines of a economic problems by declining machine. ing a survey of all clvlllallll from Ael:'!alist Dies big silver sausage of the ba 1I00n to consider the needa of tomor and 40 yards. No report of the accident was 5 to 70 years old as a part of Roanoke, Va., (AP}-Miss Irene 1:30 p.m.- Second American barrage riding its steel cable row." made by the other driver and po "preparedness." Ledgett of Sioux City, animal above the city. He said radicals of all kinds comp~tltion. . lice have announced that they will Most of Europe Is having more trainer a\ld aerialist with Russell 3:30 p.m.- Team shoot or, fun Near gun emplacements hund- "have some use to humanity be file charges against the motorist war maneuvers tt\an ever before. Brothers circus, died Wednesday lel\~t round. reds stood silently waiting for the cause they hl\ve at the imag if he fails to make a report of Japan is struggling to decide of a brok~n neck that resulted 4:30 p.m.- Presentation of anti - aircraft batteries, London's ination to think up many kinds of the collision. whether to make a military al- when she fell from a truck. awards, prizes and trophies. last line of defense, to go into answers to problems even though Even" for Women action. . their answers are wholly imprac- 8 a.m.- Flight /lhoot. Outside the city hundreds of ticable of fulfillment in the im 9:30 •. m.- Second National fast, hard-hitting spitfire and mediate future," adding: competition. hurricane planes waited for orders Use Existlnf Plants 1:30 p.m.- Second Columbia to take off to repel bombers re- "Liberals on the other hand arc competition. ported by detectors and lookouts. those who, unlike thl) radicals who 3:30 p.m. - Team shoot or fun Many pilots and gunners had want to tear up everything by round. stood by their planes and guns the roots and plant new and un 4:30 p.m. .... Presen,tation of all day waiting for a break in the tried seeds, desire to use the eX-I awards. weather that had caused a 24-hour isting plants of civilization, to Junior Competition postponement of the blackout. select the best of them to water 9:30 a.m.- Second junior na But. ~y midnight it had cleared them and make them ;row-not . GRADUATES! 1 tional competition. suffiCiently for the RAF planes to only for the present ~ of man-I t rank 1'. H.o~e ... 1:3' P.m.- Second Junior Col carty out their part of the man- kind, but illso for the ~ of gen- Suit for $300,000 has been filed ) umbia compet\tlon. euvers. erations to come. against Walter P. Chrysler, the For the most of the competitive Sporadic raids by invading "That is why I c!lll myself a automobile magnate, by Frank P. If You are going to. he here events the O'l'dinary upright target "Eastland" bombers took place liberal, and that 15 why, even if Rogers, Mamaroneck, N. Y., will be used with varying numbers during the day along the eastcoast. we go by the modern con aption builder, who charges breach of of arrows being shot from dif In theory, the defending "West- of polls of public opinion, an over- contract. Chyrsler at the moment land" planes had destroyed a ferent distances. large number of the raiders, but whelming majority of younger is seriously ill at his Long Island The Clout shoot, however, does the bombers proved that despite men and women throughout the home. In the suit, Rogers charges for the Three Week not use this upright target. For superior machinegun armament United States are on the liberal that Chrysler discharged him from this event, which occurs for both of the fighters their own defensive side of things." the position as managel' of the men and women Sunday after guns could account for many cas. Asserting recent events "have Cljrysler building in New York, noon at 3:30, a ' target II marked ualties. demonstrated the necessity of a which he helped build. out on the ground. Thla horizontal restatement and a reaffirmation =~=..",.,.~~ target is 48 feet across and arrows are shot from a IOIli distance fall tainment will consist of showing of democratic principlejl," he told ing onto the target at about a of some al'chery moving pictures the Young Democrats the), had a STUDY SESSION 45-degree angle. displaying qunting with bow and right and duty to say to those The Flight shoot which comes arrow and other uses of the SPOTt. "who want to stand still-'have at 8 a.m. Monday, Sept. 4, is an Prof. C. J .Lapp of the Univer- you no program other than stand other event in which the ordinary sity of Iowa physics department iog still? We are not satisfied if archery target is not uaed. This is president of the State AIchery you tell us glibly that you believe Order Your Copy of contest Is only for distance. Ar association and also president of I in taking care of old people, that of chers use a special bow and shoot the Iowa City club. Prof. Ellen you want the young people to have , , dren. to send their arrows the farthest Mosbek of the University of Iowa's Ijobs, that you want everybody to Staff women's physical education de- have a job, that you believe in a distance possible. The state re Oakdale, : cord In this event for men is held partment will act as Lady Para- I fairer distribution of wealth-we Staff S by Harry Wells of Oel~n with mount at the state meet, the field insist in addition that you give us of a distance of 332 yards. Eloilll Dy lupervisor for women's events. specifications of how you would Quilse; sart of the Iowa City club holds . do it if you were In power." ~AILY children. The . IOWAN Staff 5, the women's state title with 234 Fine P~ yards. "Do not let the reactionaries , of Meridl: In the team Ihoot or tun round and the conservatives get away Corpora the four high point members of with fine phrases," he said. "Pin Kenslngto each club form a team, each man them down and make them tell PrIvate shooting 98 arrows at 80 yards. you just how they WOUld . do It." waukee, r The state title for this ~vent is "Referrin. to hla Jackson day Private held by the Iowa' City Archery dinner speech last winter in which East Man club with a total aeote of 1,787. he referred to the "sad state the ried. This event cornel at 3:SQ p.m. country would be In If it had to TtJIDAY- .. The pia Monday for both men and women. choose between a democratic attached ! Other state records which con tweedle dum and a republican aance sqUE testants will attempt to boreak at tweedle dee," he said: a routine crash occ! this year's meet are the Sinale "I want to amend that simply, York now held by El1II Bachman (EST), th, so let me put It this way: The of Burllngton with 472 poln", the distance II democratic party will not survive Single American now held by Bill 15e a Week by Carrier at the nOI Jepson of Sioui Cit, with 810 as an effective force in the na club. points, the Single National now tion if the voters have to choose now held by Mi's. C. 'J. Lapp of between B republican tweedle Planel Iowa City with 388 points, the dum and a democra~c tweedle A/ter C. Sinale Columbia now held by EI dummer." He assailed the "monies mag- Dial 4191 ' SAN DIE olle Dysart of Iowa Cit, with 487 -Two nav points and the team I~t and the nates who contributed vastly to John B. Wenzler car and al the campaigns of candidates of Making a one-man protest against men's and women's nlaht shoot: A dashing and lively romantic reeuIar na' Professor Gillette .14ted thltt it comedy Is the co-starrins vehicle both parties" in the past and told failure of the Massachusetts leg the crash ( is expected all prae/lt .tate re for Ginger Rogers and David the convention a lar,e part of isltlture to adjourn, Representative hlar landir corda wiU be broken at the meet Niven. They frolic through the responsibility of seein, to It John B. Wenzler, Boston demo To order your paper to start DielO. next month. He buecl his conclu "Bachelor Mother," the plot of that fundamental liberal policies crat, appeared at the house ses The pile sion on the fact that in many which has been based upon the are continued lies in the hands sian in a brightly-hued bathing Wood, 28. club competitioN about the .tate, vague parentage 01 a foundling and heads of the yoWli people. suit. Wenzler, given the "bum's I4!ncer V. child which Ginger is compelled Today d10man Ib Individuals have lurpaued the es- "Be vigilant to keep torles from rush" by the police, later couldn't attached tel tablished marks. . by circumstances to foster. Charles Coburn, Frank Albertson and E. controllinll your own ranks-just find his pants, and he denounced of the nave At the Archery lIIIocIati\>l'\ 'ban tota. The' E. Clive are featured In the cast as vigilant al you will be to keep republicans for preventing ad- I . quet Sunday evenin, In the Jef of this RKO Radio picture, which I! crashed, ferson hote~ after dilVlv ~nter- you,r own nation." away with his trousers. L: mass of chi starts at the Englert Saturda,. toryre~~caM~mro*cllinal~~n~~~da~bm~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!e~iHii~~~!~~~ij~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~I The aeel Oiet'l wt!I'I! '-'ercife" ,