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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1939-07-06 '.' American. Win Scattered SholVers Yankee Net Stars Sweep Throqll IOWA- Thundershowers today To Victories at WlmbledoD and tomorrow; cooler tomorrow, ,. See Story, P&&,e 3 - except In east centra. portion. Iowa City'. M ornin, New.paper FIVE CENTS row A CITY, J WA THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939 'lhe A • ....,I.Ud 1' .... VOLUME XXXVIlINUMBER 241 Neutrality Law 'If' Creates Revision Issue Dr. Walter Judd To Give Open Air Lecture Tomorrow Night \ BigProhlem Still Undecided Dr. Walter Judd, medical miS-I about the lecture of the evening Dr. Judd is an American sw'­ close contact with men and events While a student, Dr. Judd work- plajning to the people oC this For Britain sionary and well-known lecturer before and related topics. geon but has lived and studied in and has obtained inside informa­ ed in a great variety of jobs to country tbe real condition con­ on contemporary conditions in the Critics have stated that Dr. Judd tion on many things which, as a Administration, Far East, will deliver the third is the best informed and most im­ China for more than 10 years. rule, the average foreigner in earn his way through school, jobs cerning the invasion of China by Question Involves out-of-doors Friday evening lec- pressive speaker concerning China During the last four years he China ne\'er comes to know. which brought him into contact Japan. Meaning of 'Threat Senate To Fight ture tomorrow at 8 p.m. on the on the American platform today. worked at the Mission hospital in Dr. Judd received his M.D. de- with a wide variety of people in Dr. .Judd made s pea kin g west approach to Old Capitol. He has spoken on the "Town Hall Shansi where he witnessed all the gree from the University of Ne- all walks of life, enabhng h m to tow's of colleges and student To City of Danzig' To 'Bitter Finish' Saturday the speaker will con- of the Air" program, before the gruesome details of war. braska and held a fellowship in interpret activities in China in an groups throughout the United duct a round table discussion at 9 s enat~ committee on foreign af­ In his work as medical mission­ surgery at the famous Mayo clinic interesting manner. States from 1924 to 1925 and 1931 LONDON, July 5 (AP)- An WASHINGTON, July 5 (AP)­ a.m. in the house chamber of Old fairs and in many university cen­ ary in the area occupied by the during his first home leave from Dr. Judd has come to the United to 1932, both times on the subject "if" in Britain's pledge to Poland With the preliminary sparring fin­ Capitol. This discussion will be ters. Japanese army, he has come into China. I States for a speaking tour, ex- of China. ('aused misgivings tonight in cir-" ished, both the Roosevelt adminis­ ---------:.-- cles where it had been feared tration and its critics decided Britain might seek n loophole it definitely today on a knock-down­ ''le Danzig situation came to • and-drag-out fight in the senate Law ·Passed; ::howdown . on the isoue of neutrality law re­ 33 Drown in Eastern I(entucky Money The question of whether Brit-' vision. lIin would tight tor the free cil7 Hopes of any qui c k adjourn­ was left without a cleaT amWII' ment of congress went glimmer­ Questioned by a government statement in the ing. Senator Pittman (D-Nev), ~l rJ' Legality house of commons which pointed administration leader in the fight, • db ' L out that Britain's guarantee of. said congress would stay in ses­ AS ~ on urst ooses orrent· aid to Poland provided for help'· sion until the showdown. Asked SOME THIEF 1 on ly jf there were a "vE\ry clear what would happen if senators Senate Ol('s threat" to Poland's Independence .. got Hred of the struggle and stam­ This statement was made by: peded for home, he shrugged and $190 PARKING FINE Thousands of WPA Workers No Money To Steal, He Richard Austen Butler, under­ said: 81 Unreported Gets Revenge New Measure secretary for foreign affairs, "We can arrest them." Tale of Long Tryst "'hen he was asked in commoll.i AUendance Required? Quit Work in 'Hours" Protest whether Britain's policy included He referred to the provision that In Mountains In Taproom MIAMI, Fla., July 5 (AP)­ By Four Votes resistance to any po:ssible at­ the attendance of members of con­ ------------- Called to bring five gallons of . • tcmpt to Qhange the status of gress may be required, and ob­ After Storm PHILADELPHIA, July 5 (AP) Payrolls Cut 200,000 gaSOline and change for $10 Republicans Maintain the free city. tained by force, if necessary. - A motor limousine (Pierce­ to an automobile on the high­ 'Will Fulfill Pledae' (The administration wants to Arrow) has been in a downtown To Keep Within New Summer way. service station man S. C. Different Bill Needed Butler sllid B,'itain "will cer­ wipe out the present law's provi­ Waters Rise 15 Ft. parking lot so long attendants Appropriations of Act tainly fulfill her pledge to Pol­ sion that when war breaks out call it "Billy" and there's $190.40 Brown hurried off with the To Restore Power and." But when he was pressea abroad, an automatic embargo In Short Time; Fear parking bill against it. Plays-- gas, forgot the change. for a more definite reply, But­ shall be clapped on shipments of By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, July 5 (AP)­ ler reminded his questioner that . The proprieter will settle for Thousands of WPA construc­ The "stranded motorist" drew arms, ammunition and implements Ton May Reach 100 The hard·tought bill continuing "thc guarantee which we give to $40. tion workers quit their jobs Tickets for Three a gun, demanded the $10. Db- of war. Repeal, It is widely be­ The owner left the car, with Presidcnt Roosevelt's power to de­ Poland rcfets to a very clear lieved, would be of advantage to MOREHEAD, Ky., July 5 (AP) ye s t e r d n y in a rapidl) S. U. I. Productions gusted by Brown's money­ New York license plates, after value the doll ar and operate the lhrcat to her independence." Great Britain and France since - Thirty - three mountain folk spreading ma ss protest against saving memory lapse, the wO\~ld­ (Prime Minister Chamberlain the Army-Navy game last No­ longer working hours imposed by Are Available be bandit threw away the ser­ they presumably would control the were drowned and 81 reported vember and went into a tap­ $2,000,000,000 CUl'l'ency stabiliza­ ;mnounced the joint British. seas in wartime. The house of re- the new federal relief act, though vice truck keys, fled in his tion fund cleared its last con­ 'French pledge last March 31 as a missing today-trapped as they room with two blondes, He car. presentatives, however, insisted on hasn't been seen si nce. many were expected to return to Tickets for the three University gressional obstacle today when eunrantce to support Poland "in writing a modified embargo into slept when small creeks and rivers work later. theater summer productions are the event of any action whiCh To keep within the appropria­ the senate approved it, 43 to 39, the administraton's pending bill). swirled out of their banks from now available, it was announced dea'rly threatened Poli sh indl!­ tions of the new ilct, meanwhile, but a vehement dispute nbout it.~ Both Sides Ready torrents let loose a few hours ear- ,yesterday by Prof. E. C. Mabie, New Charges pendence and which the Polish ; With Pl'esident Roosevelt back lier by a cloudburst. 800 Quit Jobs WPA payrolls for July were cut legality still raged. director of University theater. govcl'Dment accordingly consid­ in the capital to urge his view that 200,000 below the 2,600,000 figure Republicans insisted that since ered vitaJ to resist with their the administration bill would Generation after generation of for June, it W,lS announced in The three prodUctions, "Paul Face Smith the prcsident's powers expired at notional forces.") make war in Europe less likely, his these people of the hills have In Body Plant Washington. nd the Blue Ox" by Prof. EUs­ midnight last Friday, no measure Avoid Derirute statement opponents on the issue let it be built their homes along the banks Officials in New York City said Alnrm had been expressed be•. ' they expected 5,000 to 10,000 men, Vlorth Conkle, "The House of to "continue" them was v:llid, known that they too were rendy of these treacherous streams be- Connelly " by Paul Green and Former L. S. 'D. Head fore in some quarters because for the cl'ucial struggle in the th ' littl I el land Strike May Cause mostly non - rc lief worl<el's, to They said the administration senate. I cause . ere IS so e ev Chambedain, foreign secretary Idleness for 100,000 leave the WPA rolls perm,mently "A Hundred Years Old" by Sera­ Wanted for Alleged would have to st:ltt all over again Lore! Halifax and other ministers ' After weeks ot delay, they between the tall mountain. peaks. because of new working sched­ tin and Joaquin Alvarez Quin· h~d avoided any more deflnite abandoned their strategy of keep- Some structures rest on pIling in Men, Say Officials u les which had the effect of nbol­ tero, will be presented the final Bond Manipulations with a differently worded meas­ ure, committee hearings and de· ~ tatement on Danzig in recent ing neutrality legislation sewed up creek beds.
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