Dodger. Win Thundershowers As Cardinal. Take Z IOWA: tcaltuetI Ul1lJ1denho.,en From Phllllel III utlre ataje Wa,. aII&hdr THE DAILY IOWAN warmer uftme nat. See Storl" on Paa;e 4 Iowa City's Morning Newspaper . ... f Future fIVE CENTS Tilil AIIOOlATtD Paus IOWA CITY, IOWA SA TURDA y, AUGUST 29, 1942 Till JUIOOlAn D pun VOLUME XLD NUMBER 290 urrent ~oord cerninll irll. e lpeciflc COnI. \. brOUKht , M. O'Le.". strator, ill 'I 'esterday b, tion board. aln ra. a large O.f Our e be read)' to as it ariae." launch n~ Ie,:, the Wl>1l y. Heavily Armed Nazi Units Fight . g In the sup. .0 nI M·· .' or article at. to start ta. Solomen. V.icto ry I BiHerly Against Encircling Reds · technlclana. nor Id?, with the . ------~--~---.------~------~-- mmute It Is HULL GREETS NEW ZEALAND'S PRIME MINISTER Soviet Airmen Sink German Transport in Baltic Seai :al board is Battered Japane$e Nival Units Interpreting Red Wanhip Credited With Sinking Enemy ns for mall>' Submarine in Black Sea I there,. IllI The War News l ticipati~ Of r .he WP8 in Reds Seem Helpless, By BENaY L. CASSIDY :ra.1 natlOlllI FaU to Renew (ounler-Attacks W SCOW , atu rday ( AP)-A nazi armored spearhead north­ Unable to Cope With \\Ie t of talingrad was reported f ighting for its iiI today againn slon, experj. WASH JNG'l'ON (AP )-Bombed and battered Japanese naval Onrushing Germans ncircling ovi t mortar a nd anti-tank crews, while a Russian ~ a.1 ration Inc fo rces have fail d for 48 hours to renew their counter·attll cks communique said the red army still was battling the Germans in iltlve slai'S. t he out kirts of Rzhev in t he offensive west of 10 cow. present ad. aga inst American land, SeQ and air \luits occupying the southeast­ By ED~ARD Ij!, BOMAR erD Solomon islands, the navy indica te.d last night . A total of 2,800 Germans, Rumanians, and ItalianB were re­ be achieved Wide World War Analyst ported officially to have been killed i n t he grim fi ghting north· llac-ed In tht A navy spokesman, l'f'questing \l1at his name not be used, issued Throwing a 1m 0 s t the full w t of :en. since It this tatement COy ring t he sout hwest Pacific war sector wher e ta Jingrad. strength of their southern army 'r h midnight commu nique indicated li tt! chang in the critical rationing of fi erce figh ting raged t11is week : into the fight for Stalin grad, the ri~ht around talin~l'ad and deep in H\ aucaS\1S, but said se,, ~ . article In "Up to £) :40 p.m., eastern war time, no reports have been r e­ Russians seem unable to spate urs, O'LeSl1 oeived in the navy d partment to indicate there have been any adequate forces to cope with four eral more Jocalitie had b en av r run in the effort to r duce the new actions in the Solomons area. " nazi steel fingers which daily Rzhev-Vyazma-Gzhatsk tl'iangl held by the nazi'! west of tIll capi· Olle of the nation's highest authorities, who also preferred that tighten the invaders' grip on the tnl. his !lame 110t be useJ, described t he America n successes i ll holding nOl·th Caucasus. ovi t a irmen wer credited ... Around Novorossisk on the Black with inking a llazi transport in lant I lhe T ulagi-Guudalcanal arel\ or the isll\nds us only minor victories sea coast a new seige ba ttle is be­ for the IUli ted nations however. ginning to shape up, but elsewhere the Baltic and an en my sub· 's a loy The last l'epOt·t of fighting in.------­ Flays Chicago the ax is columns a re pushing on marine was dee\sT d to llave P ) i;;d1. the Solomons area was mage by unchecked. been destroyed by a red wal'Rbip s with five the navy Wednesday afternoon New Pha.se Nearlnc in the Black sea. I child would when it was stated that the Heavy Fighting Their progress and direction de­ 'Sun' Publisher German reinforcements were re~ Americans were, ho lding their serve a share of the E\ ttention ported slreamin, across the Don 'ere, he rea. positions against strong enemy focussed on the titanic strUggle river In the assault on Stalin­ thrusts. On Tuesday the navy had before StaUngrad. Wit h the McCormick Declares grad and other Soviet poSitions de­ ay and lOOi. said that United Statell naval and In New Guinea enemy's adval,lce elem~n ts already fendlnll the Volga river. lppinK spt'ft air forces had engaged the enemy in the foo thills of 'the great moun­ 'Sun' Is Subsidized ' "Northwest ot Stallngrad our suits, bast. in a large-scale battle at sea. tain barrier to the Baku oil reser­ troops fought fierce enlagements oys for Fred Allied Bomber. Give voir, a new phase of the Ca uca ~ u s By U.S. Government with enemy IIroupa which hlld LItUe Action at Sea campaign is nearing, as suggeste\i penetrated into our defense," th& The end of this baUle was an­ Support to Defenders by the Russian army paper Red CHICAGO (AP)- Coloncl Rob­ communique Bald. "German troop, nounced by the navy Thursday in Star. ert R. McCormi4;k, edito~ and pub­ as well as ItaUan and Rumanian n communique reporting that there Attacking Jap Forces Probably least noticed at the lisher of the Chicago Tdbune, and are suItering enormous losses. had been no action of( the Solo­ spearheads thrust OU t like spokes Flnt Of three priJne mlnillters of B~tl 8 h Dominions slated to visit Washington Ihl year. Prllp e ~nl &er "One Soviet unit durin&' two mons since Wednesday afternoon GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD- of a wheel is a detachment of un­ Peter Fraser of NeW Zealand, second from rl,ht above, Is , reeled at Washlncton airport by eeretary of and Associllted Press director, yes­ day.' llrhtlnc repelled numer­ and that the Japanese surface QUARTERS, Australia, Saturday determined strength which has state Cordell Rull, rJr M. Fraser was to hold a serIes of conferences wllh Pre Idel" Roosevelt. Otbers In tbe terday issued this statement re­ ous attacQ . then pUlled to a I forces had withdrawn. (AP)-Heavy fighting between ...,. ....- / j. ( ~ heen dri ving rapidly through the photo are, left to rll'ht, Ralph W. Close, South Afrlcall minister to Ihe United tates, Lord 1I. lllax, BrU" h lardinll the fed era I suit allalnst counterattack and dlsloda'ed the The a b se n e e of further veteran Australian and newly­ marshlands of the VoIga del ta am~ass ador to the VnUed States, Brlc. Gen l' ~ trlc ~ Hurley, U .. minister to New Zealand, and Walter the Associated Pres.,: enemy fyom ODe Important in­ :. .\j Coun ter-action by the Japanese landed Japanese troops in the tor­ region almost due eastward toward !llaah, New Zealand minister to the Unljed tates. (l'honephoto). "Marshall Fiald is not a legiti­ habited locaJUy." meant that the marines had tuous jungles surrounding Milne Astrakhan where the great river . Of Ihe flllhtinil sO\lthwest of ,1 falned at least 48 hoon In bay in southeastern New Guinea flows into the Caspian' sea. -­ mllte newspaperman and the Sun StalJngrad the communique said: whlcb to continue their mopplnr was reported today by allied hend­ Last at EUsta. is not a Illflitfrnate newspaper. "In the area northeast ot Ko­ UP of any hp II tr~rlen re­ qUl;lrters. This force was last l'I etinitel¥ re­ "It's s II part of an allen and telniltovskl our troops repelled an A small number of U.S. seMl1ce m lllltt, In the oecupled I8laItIIIIa pOI' . at EJista, ' 21iQ miies from radical ol,lSplracy alll!inst oqr re­ enemy attack. In one slletor the and to co n ~ 0 11 date llnd troops also were in the area where Astrakhan, but mllY noW have Germans succeeded in gaining strenr then their hard-won po- ,the Japanese first landed early halved the remaining distance to publican form pI ~qvernmept. It grOllnd. By a co unterattack. they " IW ednesday . Is subsidized by lhe l overnment to • ItIODS. the Volga and Caspian below the were pushed back, Four tanka 'The authority. who described the Low-flying alJjed bombers were Stalingrad battlefield. the ex ten' t)l~~ its It'SS~S, r nni ng were destroyed and about two united notions successes as minor giving heavy su pport to the de­ Most spectacular progress has into mlU ions of dollars a ye~ r. are companies of enemy infantry were fenders by attacking the Japanese been made by a second column Huge :RAf 'carriers, deducted trom the owne~'s Income expressed anxiety lest the country Meatless Days Chinese Units, tax. ' wiped out." positions. striking southeast down the main In the Prokhladnenski-Mozdok be led to believe that a tremen­ "The director of The AssUnited States cluding the oU of the Caucllua con ferences took place which prob­ have their fingerprints taken at torce is the Black sea port of Suk­ of the 450-mile line which was court clerk at 2:03 p. m. (CWT) the pOlice station as soon as united nations. Meatless days in ' This .lime they blasted an air­ enLirely in Japanese hands late which are controlled by the Vol,. ably touched on stratelY, opera­ hum as part ot an attempt to en­ this country, the president said, plane body plant at Meaulle. near Char lson immediately .is{;ued a W1Iterway. tions and supp)les in all the ac­ po~ible . circle the Russian troops to the in June has been wrested from the summons to U. S. Maribal James would .release larger quantities for Albert, a' famous World war bat­ invaders No Noileeable Dlverai01l tive war theaters. (See INTERPRETmG, page 5) movement across the Atlantic tleffeld in northern .France. E. Mulcahy for service 011 The So fat the 17-day Russian of­ while not as much would have 10 With '8 Canadian Spitfire escort Associated Press. An answer is re­ fensive on the central and Kalinln . .' Brooklyn Navy Yard turnable within 20 days. fro,.ts, west and northwest err Previously-Untestecl War Powers Suggested A.s- be shipped longer dispatches from the for ~resses returned from their New Zealand, Australia and Ar- sixth attack since they began ope­ To Speed BaHleship Named as defendants. wer!! The Mqscow, had failed to effect aJl7 gentina. rating here without hoving yet Association, a non-profit coopera­ noticelble diversion of Germana lost a Single bombing machine. Iowa to BaHle Line tive corporation under the laws !rom StP.lingrad, but the red arlIl)' Their ' last raid, on Rotterdam of New York state since 1900; the continued to battle today withlD WPB, Petroleum Board WASHINGTON (AP)- R ear 18 member board of directors; the Roosevelt Studie,s Inflation Check Thur~ cia)< , wat Teported yesterday the outer gates of R z h e v, 180 Admiral E. J . Marquar t, command­ Publishers of the Press with which miles trom the capital, where ~. To Relax Restridio"I to have resulted tn great harbor ant of the Brooklyn navy yard, the directors are Identilied and the • damage a~t ·the Dutch pott. told Secretary Knox yesterday that Gennana concentrated arlm.". WASllINGTON (AP) - Con­ By JACK BELL rity to keep bOth wages and farm approximately 1,400 other mem­ and aVh\tion in an effort to back gressJon'a] ci rcles heard yesterday prices lIeared to the living cost WASHINGTON (AP) - Oil Qot? th-c . qdynia ,md Kassel the yard would put fourth Ole very bers in thl! United Stales as a sources said yesterday the petro­ raids weJ;'e in the pattern of "aid up their fortifications. that Pres lde1)t lloosevelt mlllht in­ below 110 per cent of parity, lew index. . last bit of its very best" to speed group. leum coord ination office and th\! to Russia." the Battleahlp Iowa. to the navy's OIIe ferUfteli PIau waa eee1I­ voke prevlOUl;ly - untested wat le~slators thought he would de­ While the AP serves more than The president was understood war production board ~robably 80 Miles lato Reicb pled, the MGIeOW DOOD co_a­ Powers to aSsume control over mand Immediate repeal of this batUe Hne. • 2,000 newspapers throughout the to have received from the attorney would announce today a relaxation To reach Kassel, a city' 01 217,- Replying to a message from IQue - reported, deaplie - Genua wages allti farm prices in an effort 8ectlon. world, ooly members in the con'tl­ general opinions to the eUect that ot oil well spacinll restrictions 000, which is the home of the Knox which was read at the C9unjer-at_ka. In aauKbu .ac­ to check th e splralinl coat of )Jv­ there was no question ot his nental United States were I1I!med. tOr tbe K1II&Iana Iwe_ In.' inK. Government experts have cal- (WPB order M 68) , to permit ad­ Daimler and ~enz lI,irplane en­ launchinll of the Iowa at New York tlexible 8tahlliaaUon ' culated that the average level oj ability to hold wages in line under ditiollal drilling in illinois, sOUth­ ,ines and' .Messerschmittfigh ters Thursday and in which the sec­ aeven more baIIlIeu. dean' .... :0" Th I farm prices Increased 18 per cent terms of the price . control act western Indiana, and northwestern as wel! as. the Henschel locomotive retary urged that the 45,000-ton or captaltlll 15 &anD aad adler' e pres dent told his press .con· olnce September, 1939. Their ex- dIrecting thei~ stabilization, ·Oklahoman Enlilb-~1 wit I 1erence that the progrllm which ~ Kentucky. works, the RA.F had to go 80 miles war vessel be quickly completed, materIeL he will . pr~ t to cOJlIII'j!118 on pre~ ' tear was that unless im- Sliuad_ Involve4 It was understood the relaxa­ deeper into the Reich than they Marquart sald,: ~ 09 Navy Recruits I (The Germ£n hillh collUDaDll Labor day Dnd expUiln that nlllhi me<\ia'te II<:tion were taken, the On the other hand, any move tion w.ould become effective toion­ have on their' earlier block bust­ "I shal! pledge to the secretary allain told 01 "desperate counter'!' ~ OYer the radio would involve a pdces would rise another 12 ~r to palt Lbe advance of farm prices day and allow well drilling on ill' ra Ids in the Ruhr and Rhine­ ot the navy 1n the name of all of Navy re<:l'Uiters aren't at all lure attacks" by the Russiana outalde 101 fleXible sta blli z~ ti o n of farm priceR cenl before ceillnlls -could be short ot 110 Per cent of parity plots as small as ten and . tWfmty land. US that this navy yard will not fall whether they really want L. A. Stalinarad. and claimed 135 reel I ill and wa.es which WOUld keep placed on them. probably would Involve the In­ acres, dependinl on local ebndi­ . The al.r ministry said the raid short in puttlnll fourth every last Renegar, after all He's too valu- army tanks were destroyed 01' ca~ lew them within a fixed ratio of livln, 10 Oreate Super Board vocation of lIeneral war powers, tions. was "concentrated and effective" pH of Its very best to speed the able outsIde. tured there ThUrsday. In the ceo- ItOI eOlia, and that no rl8id freezlnll Because of this tact, one usually possibly combined with the pay­ and this was 'taken to mean that Iowa on to the battle line ot our Enlisted for ovel'lCas duty May ter, at Rzhev and IOUthW8lt of order was co~templattd. Will-informed legislator who pre- ment of subsidies to sustain the 27-Foot Corn Stalk t~~ R~ again had crowded the air lighting ships. 26, Renellar was told to expect a Kalup, the Germans clallMd tbe1 While the prealdent let it be ferred n'at to be quoted by name Income of producel1l, (Partty it an WASHINGTON, Ia. (AP)-Par­ over the tarllet with big bombers "And I will add that we in this call to dut,y ao): time. While wait- had broken I.IP Ruaaian prepua­ known that he considered Infll- expreaaed the belief that the presl­ artificial Price -level calculated to mer Don Radda has a stalk ot cqrn 10 the point of "saturation," yard will not only save a day or I~ he began tallti~ to frirnda U~ for Ittaclc. They reported .• lto IiOnary lind dangerous a proylslon dent would draw upon his war live fanners the 8ame relative 27 feet, one and one fourth inches Pilots, dropping to 5,000 to 1,500 an hour, but will save many days 113 a sort of ODe-man recruitinll that ItrOllIL RUSlian forces bad of law which ban the Impoaltlon pD'!Vera to create a super board purchaain' poWer AI in a former tall wh.lch he predicts will be a leet over their tar,et, reported and even wee\ts and that w~ , 41re oUice. launched • new OIl8laufbt In th~ of price celUnp on firm pr!)duotl and olothe It with executive autho- period, UIWIll¥ -1Il0l-14.) ~orld'. recor

THE D A I L Y lOW A N. lOW A CIT Y. lOW A SATURDAY. AUGUST 29, 1942 PAGE TWO ·0F Fie I AL DA I LY 8U L LET I N Hitler May Turn From Russia --- Icheduled In \tle O/llal !0!fttr,e OENJ:RA1 of . ' Dally IO!II! of occupied territory is the German 'gat'J'isou N' must lie 11\ '010 OS publJ"-tlordeP9l1 1.In no\l~ thl offl_ so large. ii~~~:~i~~;,~i:*,~3~1~:~~[:~rij.,~,,~-and must . ;;,TYPED uR 'LEaIIL · .. . ~ • responsible perlon. 'l'his whole coast lies within easy "aflge, Saturday. Aurus' n, 1841 not only of Brili9h bombcrs but also of land-based fighter planes from England. TODAY'S PROGRAM UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Another poi?lt in favol' of the allies is I tltat the railroad system in this area, 8-Morning Ohapel Saturday, Au"st 29 S.. turday, Se"~Q\ber 5 poo?' fl'om the very beginning of the war, 8:15-Musical Miniatures Completion of 12 week term for 8:00 a. m.-Meetlng of aU etu- has been almost 'knocked-out of operation 8:30-News. Dally 10Wlln new ~r~~hl1'\~n. dents In College of Ll~~al A.t1.a • Perhaps Next Step Will Be Defense b!l constant operations of the RAF. Move­ Tbur~ay. September 3 with preylous college a\teQd~nc. ment of Gel'IlUm troops and supplies in 8:45-0.11 the Home Front 8:00 p. m.-l"lay night, Women's who arc below Junior 8tall~oa. Of Coast Against Second Front­ 8:55-Service Reports Gymnasium Macbride Auditorium ., WASHINGTON-Signs are rising over the area ?!lust, therefore, be handled by trucks. 9-Salon Music 9:00 p. m.-"Hlghlights of Iowa," 8:00 p. m.-OPen house for Europe that Hitler may ~urn away from 9:15-Homemaker's Forum movie of the University. Mac- freshmen, Iowa Union • • • bride Audilorium Sunday, September 6 Russia in September, after greatly weakening 'rhe airpQwcl' of Germany, beeauRe it has 9:30-Music Magic 9:00 p. m.-Pledge Prom, Iowa 8:00 p. m. - University veaPllt' red powers of re istance with his current available a large chain of supporting air fields 9:50-Program Calendar Union. service, South Union Campus. . 10-Fashion Features blow, and shift bis air force and much of throughout Europe, would be morc effcetive Friday, SePlember 4 I Monday, Septembllr , than the allies, once thc invasion got under­ 10:15-Yesterday's Musical Fa- 10:00 a. m. - All University 8:00 p. m.-11 :00 p. rrt.-Reg·stra_ his strength for a drive on 'Britai11 and defense vorites Freshman Assembly, Macbride tion. . of western Europe aaginst the day of a second way and the alliebegan moving inlan.d f rom 10:30-The BooksheU the coast. However, while Hitler's forces reo Auditorium Tuesday, 8ePtem~r 8 . front. ll-Musical Chats 1:00 p. m.-Rcgistration meeting 7:45 a. m.- Induction Ceremony main deeply involvcd in Ru sia and northern He can either do tbis, (and confront us with 1l:50-Farm Flashes for Engineering, Liberal Axts and west approach to Old Capitol. ' Africa and are cattercd througbout occupied­ a much more f rmidible array of power 12-Rhythm Rambles Pharmacy Freshmen 8:00 a. m.-Instrllction begins Em'ope it scems probable that we could gain 12:30-Marvel of Vision there), or try to break tbrough the Caucasus, 8:00 p. m.-Freshman Mixcrs. aU colleges. " control of thc air over France. If HiUer 12 :45-U. S. Depal·tment of Ag- overrun the near ea t, and attempt to crush should withdraw to any great extcnt his riculture, Scott county (For information rerardlnr dates beyond this schedule, ..,. allied resistance in that whole part of the power from other fronts to Ineet thc allies 5:30-Musical Moods . These Saturday's Children were born to make merry and deUrItt the reservations In the office of the President, Old Capitol.) world, including Egypt. . 5:45-N~, Dally IQWan , the going would be rugged. eye as well as the ear. As the Steel Sisters, Lois May Volte, BeUy A winter change of fronts, however, seems 6-Dinner Hour Music • • • • Jane Evans, Marraret June Evans and HarrIet D~ke have macll: the GENERAL NOTICES Ii piau ible and logical expectation, in view of 7-Science News of the Week A1lOthcr dl'awback to a ~)ossiblc f,'otlf 7:15-Reminiscing Time BLUE network's JPuslcarf\lval, "The ~uslcal Steelmakers," a top­ two developments, the prospective weakness in France is that the invasion fot'ces !'lInkln, prOII'am. Comc fall, ~he fair harmonizers will 'return to their SCHEDULE OF LmRARY of those having other employment, of Russia, and nee(l to defend his 7 :SO-Sportstime Ilitler's would ha·t!e to penetrate somo distance 7:45-Evening Musicale Sunctay afternoon spot. HOURS who may be available at any tillft German cities from the terrific air bombing July Sl-Sept. '7 from the present to September 3, into tlte cOlmtl'y before they w01tld be 8-U. S. Army Recruiting I tbey have been getting, and will receive, in 8:30-Album of Artists Blue CBS General Library Reading Rooms are urged to report to the Dfvi~ioq greatly threatening Ihe Gennoms. There­ Aug. I-Sept. 7, Mon.-Frl 8:30 a. of Student E!llployme\lt in 'Ihb incrC'asing ,ri n tel' force. 8:(6-News. Dally Iowan KSO (1480); WENR (8110) WMT (600); WBBM (780) fore, a drive in this "cgion of Ettrope m.-12:00m,; 1:00-5:00 p. m. Satur­ basement of Ol~ Capitol immedia- lndeed, if Russian resistance is sufficiently 1()ottld have to move swiftly ancZ witk tely. \ . weakened, ]1e could maintain both fronts at , 6-The People's Platform day 8:30 a. m.-12 :00 m. deadly accurate stmtegy in order to en­ Network Highlights Hours 'for other departmental Most of these jbbs are within once, because he could then sparc tile bulk 6-Message<" from Israel 6:30-Tillie the Toiler dangcI' t}te nazis' war efforts. 'fODAY'S PROGRAM 6:30-Swop Night 7-American Eagle Club in Eng- libraries will be posted on the University units and occur at· the of bis air power from the near east attack, doors. meal hours. In order tb.at we may • • • 7-Watch the World Go By, land where long allied lines of supplies prevcnt If tllC allies were to open a . ccond front NBC-Red 7:30-Commandos Reserve books may be witl,­ retain the maximum ,number 01 cOflcentration of a major force. through France is seems quite obvious that WHO (1040); WM.\q (870) Earl Godwin 7:55-Eric Sevapeid, News drawn for overnight use between student jobs during the school year, these openinp must be filled In this connection, suddenly the othel' nigbt the b st time for action would be this fall 7:I5-Gibbs and Finney, General 8-Hit Parade 4:00 and 5:00 p. m. each day from Monday through ]'tiday, and be­ now. Goebbcl's Berlin radio started blaring the Ol' early winter befor(l the German forces have 6- Noab Webster Says Livery 8:45-Parade of Features tw~n 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 m. eacn LEO W. SWEBNEY news around thc world that we are to open a been able to cro s the Caucasus mountains. 6:30- Musicana 7:30-Grecn Hornet 9- U. S. Ariny Recruiting PrO­ seeond front tbrough Daka l' and northern 6:45-War in the Air gram Saturday, and should be returned Student Employmenl Dlvlsl.. Onco they bave rcached the valuable Cau­ 7- Keeping up With Rosemary 8-Summer Symphony Concert 9:15-Talk by 8:30 a. m. the following morn­ Africa. casus oil fields the invasion job will be greatly 7:30-Paul Martin's Orchestra 8:45-James G. Mcl)orlald, News 9:30- Columbia Concert Orches­ ing on which the library is open. IOWA MOUNTAINEERS This was no doubt a feeler to find out what increased in size. Where an inva ion that now GRA:CE VAN WORMER would b done, but it sounded also as if suclt 8-National Bam Dqnce Analyst tra There will be a meeting pf the would takc a million men would then take 8:30-To Be Announced 9-The New Prescott Program 9:45-Frazier Hunt, Commenta­ Actin, Director membership committee Wednes­ a step might upset Ol' hindcr the plans Hitler probably three or four million. 9-00lgate Sports Newsreel tor is supposed to have for a winter concentration 9:30-Stag P}lrty day evening Sept. 2 at 8 p. m. In 9:15-Labor for Victory 10-News EMPLOYME:'Philippines more or less withd31wn, untfer w!nter. Pom-fifths of hel' normal oil supply the information which wonld make the most '''Sure,'' says AJbert Grumes. hi~ best custome~'-b~cause C. B. Albort Grumes came to America was an invalid, governing his doctOI"S orders, to tr,y to recoup in.erestin{t reading has been Withbc1d ¥ He lays aside the finger rjng he'~ shll makes hlstoncal mOVIes. in 1910 from Riga, then thousands of islands form a wheel his health. wlll b lost to her when the German cut the ohair. With him at Belmont ara his Caucasus routes of trade, through the Black naval seCl'ets. been working on-glass diamond • • • of Czarist Russia, after lour years • • • and ruby in mounting of silver Albert's workshop is a file of of strict, unpaid apprenticeship in A few months later, with mem- wife, two daughters and a son. and Caspian seas. Only one tentb of her oil filigree-and get s to work. The milital'Y insignia, naval deco- his trade. "Our jail ," he says, ber oJ his cabinet and other Olficially, in Washington, be lies safe behind the Urals. Wha.t protection does she carry against government offiCials, he was liv- leans most heavily on Vice Presl­ attack from tlte sky 1 Will she carry hel' ring, he says, is for no particular rations, police badges from aU "are better than that shop-we b'c can still keep Germany away from picture. It will go into stock. parts of the world. Metals, glass, worked 12 hours, cleaned out the ing in the sandbagged tunnels of dent Sergio Osmena, who r,erVe$ most .of tbis oil if sbe can hold the east-west own planes 1 W ka I is her fire power 1 Corregidor. The freguent bomb- as his proxy at all public and 8OC­ line of the Caucasus mountains, but the nazis What size crew will she be manned by' --======-======:::;, :.. sleptplace, inpulled the shop down." But our he cots learned and ings from the Japanese didn't ial function which QuezOIl is un­ made a clever early effort to cut through the How will she stand ltp undef' an enef/ty various phases of jewelry-making, ~hake his Irail body- but the able to attend; on the dashinl .~alvo' How rnaneuverable is she' We and in spare time he took' new ~hortages of food and the con- younl re Idcnt commissioner, JOI- I center of that line. stancy of improper diet did. quin M. Elizalde; Maj . Gen Basilio On their way southeast to GrozllY, they can't answet· these questions, and MAN ·.A~OUr courses making him proficient in 'A, _...... / t • • • J. Valdcs, formerly ch el-or-stat! all the 20-odd branches of the I slipped a line of troops off into a good road 1Vouldn't if we coltld, but we can see that ~n a U. S. submarine, the !ugi- of the Philippine army; Rnd L~eul tlte navy has confidence-they are build­ work. He cams close to $100 a · up Mt. Elbrus, lLighcst mountain in Europe, -,veek . tive president fled to Panay, Col. Andres Soriano. 'ing five otlter monstel's of her class. then to Iloilo and Bacolod. capital That Is hard Iy 8 slart on the list !I and took it, threatening to break through the .. He worked for jewelers in · mountains and cut off Ru ian troops fighting . . MANUATTAN" of Negros island. From there he of oWcla1 s of the Philippine ,oV­ • Chicago and New York be­ · west of that point. 'I'be career of the Iowa will not be a peace­ t.raveled via plucky Lieut. John ernment in Washington. ~I) ihe fore coming to Hollywood. He Bulkeley's PT-boals across the islandS, freedom may be sl~i,nf The main fight fOl' the rieh Baku oil prize, ful one we are certain, but what her future likes it here because of the end­ holds can not even be guessed. Tbe powers of ~ndanao sa~e and twice on that or awhile under !.he blaDket'~ , however, is expected to come after Grozny, less variety. Claudette Colhert journey narrowly escaped death the yellow Invad/lr , but not Il on the narrow (and bad) roads over tbe foot­ batttleships lIave been in repute during the he considers the sta r most fond of or capture at the hlft1ds of th the Commonw aUh he a ~Quarten hills, southward from that point to Baku. past few months. Bombers bave become so • Little Bits About There are probably others, but I jewels. Mae West is equally jeWel­ J~ps. Then he and his {larty to k Ion Massacnusetls avenue; or .ill This Caucasus line is more important than effective that tbey have literaly tltken over ' can't think o( them. Oh sure, conscious-but in a flashier way one last look at their nalive land cal>ilol offices f Commissioner supremacy of thc seas; they've ]imited the Broadway's Stars­ Tommy and Jimmy Dortey. in keeping with her act. Marlene and from a still secret r ndezvous Iizald ; or In the variQus suites : Stalingl'sd. John Gunther can lift hIS sights Dietrich is "finicky" about her If Russian defense can be sttongly main­ uses of the battleship, both extending and re­ By GEORGE :rUCKER with flying fOrtresses, proceeded of the many oW III Is. There tI\t on that story of the U. S. Signa\ jewels. to AutraUa. buslncs of the goverllmeh,t b! '1m . tained there, the far east is relatively safe. If stricting its range. 'l'he aircraft ca.rriel', rela­ NEW YORl{-Rex Ingram, that C(>rps he Is doing at Tw n.~ieth Albert Grumes has been mar­ About three months ago, the phi1lppine goe on !rom ~a,1Vh 10 tively unimportant in World war I has come grand Negro actor, clln ·play l , the Germans break down Timoshenko's re­ and his party arrived dusk and t ilt into tHe niltl\t: ' to the front in the picture of our present Century-Fox. A jolander at tl1e !'ied 30 years, to the same Ameri­ p~esident sistance on that front, they call roll right on a mi Ilion roles if he wants to, but' Marines' opus, "Wake Island" will can wife, and they live in their in the United Slates on a tran - (Tomorrow: The .... nctlOn. If • conflict. It will be long before we will know th,rough the nea:r cast, endangering Egypt and he will alw~ys be known and re­ give him something fancy to shoot own 5-room home in Windsor port (lion which we scvel'al tim s Government In E lie.) • all allied resistance in that quarter of the the full stol'y-the lowa and her five sister memberI'd as De Lawd in Marc at. The Marlnes had their official ~il1s. Their married daughter, I world, cutting completely our southern ac­ ships have a tough struggle ahead. Connelly's "Green Pastures." In "opening" at Quantico, Vjl., where whose husband is in fhe army cesfl to Russia. Harlem, where Ingram is highly it shoulrt have been held. Gunther now, lives with them. At home STOppeO?7? All these fact together, at tbis date, while THE DAILyIOWAN regaq:Ied even by those Who have who wrote "InSide Europe," "In- they never talk pictllres, seldom tbe' battle still rages, mcan Russia is weak­ never sat in attendance on De' side Asia," and "Inside Latin sec any. Albert likes "true-to­ Published evcry morning except Monday Lewd, he Clln do no wrong. So it America" is next going to write lite movies"-which may explain -~\.k- ening, may grow weaker during the winteJ.:. by Student Publications Incorporated at was that last week he returned "Insillc the U. S." .. But he'll have why he seldom goes. He has been 1t IjIellns we must face greater power on any 126-130 lowa avenue, Iowa Oity, ;row&. from a sojourn on the west coast, to complete his chore for the Sig- promising himseif to catch up on second front, that every pasing moment 11\­ where he had 1\ppeared in support nal Corps first. ' the 'new pictures, but his garden crea es our difficulties, that tbe be 't time for Board of Trustees: Clyde W. HatIt, A. of Ronald Colman in a pictu~e . • • • Is sUlI his main interest. it is al ready gone. Craig Baird, Kirk H. Porter, Frank Burge, called "The Talk of the Town." . The tan letter to top all fan Naturally, howevcr, we cannot start it lID­ letters, ac()ording to George Glenn Horton, Blaine Asher, Elizabeth Charl­ "Ain't it a comedown," one of til our ulilitary men tbink we have enollgh Ingram's Harlem la~ asked, Ross, veteran Broadway observer, ton, Dan McLaughlin. power to win it. "playing ill the movie after 'De came 0 William Saroyan just ---- Lawd'?" after thot ambitious playwright Fred 'M. Pownall, Publillher Ingram grinned: "My role in had laken the worst l1eallng of JOM J. Greer, Businetlll MlUlarer "Talk of the Town" makes m(' ·his professional car:eer. Saroyan's Front Possibilities- Robert D. Noble, Editor just about as important. I'm the theater (two plays) ollened pn I chief valet of an ,associate justice Broadway tp howls of No, No, (The following edito rial is th~ first in Entered 88 llecond class mail matter at ~. of the United States Supreme Decidedly No" from the crltlcs, and he was naturally glum. a sel'ies of fiv~ writletl by an "armchair postOffiee at Iowa CitY, Iowa, tinder the act Court." general" of tile 1£niversity student body of congress of March 2, 1879. • • • 1 But in the mail, lrom Boston, on. possible point! for the starting of a I don't know why it should came this cheering epistle: "Dear but it always slaptles me to ~r. Saroyan, please send bus fare second fr0111 in Europd. The "general" Subscription rates-By mail, t5 per year i remember that Roy . and Bob and two tickets for saturday eve­ rmakes no dtlelltpt to set forth a solution ·bf cartier, 15 eeuts weekly, *5 per year. Bberle are brothers. The ace ning's p~rformance." to the probleltl of the second frOfl,t, but The AB800iated Pl'eIIII is etchisively entitled vocalists for those rival ·bands Clad win Hill, Wide World re­ rather discussed the possibilities of 86V­ to Ulle for republication of all neW!! diapatebes (uimmy Dorsey and Glenn Miller) Iporler Who was married at the .eral fronls.~The .EJdito~) credited to it or not othemie cre8iOOiIi this aren't the only brothers In , band Little Church Aroul)d the Corner l>apel' and also the local newa publiihed business. There's Glenn Miller just before shoving off for London. herein. and his brother Herb; Jillll1'\Y and was nervously introduclng his ,Tbe northern coast of France, is the most Nappy La/l1are; Benny Goodman's falher, ' !notber, and relatives· to 'l1ELEPBONlllS brothers, Harry Irving and F.'red- mends just before the wed~lng of all 'Point« for the establishmerit elY; Phil and Maurice Spltalny; took place. While introductions seboM front again lit Hitler. The prodf of ~ditori.l Offioe •••••••••••••.••. 4182 Olyde and Ly~m ,Luca&; Bini and were In progress J. M. Kendrick, Society EdiMr ...... ,fI98 is fum~tmd by the G~nanR thllrtulClvCll, Bob Crosby; Fred and Tom War- Hill's hoss, spIed Il pretty blonde Ie' from the area, in the elab- :ausinell8 Offict ...... 1...... 4191 6 rlt . 7 __ 1 'a ing ... Fletcher and 1I0race Hen- off to one side. "Who ar~ you?" they-have/set uy all1l1on(!, (ferson; 'the 'Lomb~~lIo 'bbts, GUY, he amltl'btr in{juh'ld, . "WliO' Itte?" . line, an~ ~ the f~~t !h~t !n no Qther part Carmen, Victor, and Uebert. , l ' she said, "Oh, I'm the bride," .. ~~DAY. AUGUST 29. 1942 THE DA lL Y lOW A N, IOWA CITY, lOW A ~ine Former Students, Alumni REGAL Pelil Jurors flATTERING WIDE BRIM Registration Material Announce Recenl Marriages For Ensuing Available by Tuesday \ ' Students to Register Announcement has been made of The bride 'was graduated from Sept. 5·7 for Courses 21.1" the marriages of nine former stu­ Lenox college in Hopkinton and Term Named For First Semester dents and alumni or the University from the University ot [owa. Lieutenant Schipull was gradu­ of Iowa. ated from Iowa State college at Early arrivals among the uni­ Ames. He is now stationed at To Appear Sept. 28; versity student body. with the ex· i . HuJl-Lytle Victorville. Cal. Grand Jurors to Start ception ot matriculating freshmen, • The marriage of Henrietta C. may report for registration ma- _ Huh. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lucas-Yeakel Serving First Monday terials and admission statements • HenrY Hull at Washingtolll, to Maxine . Ltllian Lucas, daughter as early as Tuesday. Lleut. John C. Lytle. son of Mr. of Mrs. C. C. Lucas of Kanawha, Petit jurors lor the September In the interim between this date and Mrs. R. Lloyd Lytle of Wash­ was married Aug. 8 to Pfc Wayne term of the eighth district court and the registration period, Sept. in'lton. took place Aug. 21. Arnold Yeakel. son of Mr. and were selected yesterday by an offi­ 5 and 7. oUlcials believe students -The bride attended Waiihington Mrs. James Yeakel of Kanawha. will have ample opportunity to junior college and the University Mrs. Yeakel was graduated from cial commitU!e composed 01 County Auditor Ed Sulek, County Assessor plan their course. for the comln& of ' ¥Innt'sota. She is a member of Stephens college in Columbia, Mo., .. year. nelta Gamma sorority. Zeta Phi and at'.ended Iowa State Teachers R . J. Jones and R. Neilson Miller, Registrar Harry Barnes hu an­ Eta ' sorority and Delta Kappa col\ele in Cedar Fa lis. ("ounty clerk of district court. nounced that materials will be Qarpma. The bridegroom attended the The.e jurors are to appear the available to second semester Lieutenant Lytle attended the University of Iowa and is now econd Monday of the term, Sept. freshmen. sophomores. and un­ college .of medicine at the Univer- stationed at Camp FOrrest, Tenn. 28, at lOa. m. Grand jurors will classified students of the liberal sity of ,Iow~. ___ appear the first Monday of the arts college; juniors and seniors In Snell-Phllllpi term at 2 p. m. commerce, education. and liberal Chase-FerfUSCID Mr ..10d Mrs. Neil D. Snell of Petit jurors are Alma Anclaux. arts. and all graduate students. :EIleen Chase, daughter of Mr. Donnellson ' have announced the Penn township; Otis H. Argo, fifth First assembly for incoming and Mrs. Harry Chase of Center marriage of their daughter, Shirley ward; Groce Armstrong, fourth lreshmen has been set for Friday. Junction, was married Aug. 12 Hope. to Robert Holmes Phillips, ward; F. L. Black, second ward; Sept. 4 at 10 a.m. This pertain. to to' Paul Ferguson, son of B. M. son of Dr. and Mrs. Ben C. Phillips Joseph Boarts, rifth ward; Ray all students intending to enroU in Ferguson of Hopkinton. of Maquoketa. The wedding took Bowers. West Lucas; Elenore C. engln ring, liberal arts. or phar­ ·Mrs. Ferguson was graduated place Aug. 16. Brandt. firth ward; Paul W. Bur­ macy. from Lenox college in Hopkinton. The bride was graduated from gund. second ward; Herman Carl­ New trash arrivals still hav. and, has taught school for several the Bus3elle School of Cosmetology ton, first ward. time to arrange for appUcation years in Jones county . . in Davenport. Charles Chrlsimen. Clear Creek; fj) ing. housing. ond to submit a .'M;r. ferguson was graduated The bridegroom attended the Earl Custer. first ward; Bernard transcript of high school credit.• from Lenox college and attended University of Iowa. Dautremont, East Lucas; John P. The oWclal start of the new se­ Short ermine jacket is one of the best buys or the year. FlaUerlnc. mester will be Tuesday, Sept. 8, the University af Iowa. He is now Dalmage, first ward; W. H. Em­ slimming and not as expensive as It looks. the short jacket which Flattering frame for the face-the soCUy shirred brim of this green felt earlier than any time in previous in the navy stationed at New York Frush-ThomPlon mert, first ward; Ray Eustick, first pretty CBS actress Frances Woodward wears here Is an after-five fa­ hat. Big brims are making a comeback this year. Definitely feminine, university history, and will term­ City. The marriage of Wilma A. R. vorite out Hollywood way. It Is a. perfect complement to today's Itreet ward; M. Faber. fifth ward; th yare complimentary to the popular tyles this tall. The veil ing inate Dec. 19 with convocation ex­ F'rush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuhrmaster, third ward; . 1larloW-Montromery Clifford Frush of Pleasantville. to lenrih dinner dress and or course is the perfect wrap for formal wear. which ties under the chin is fringed with Yucca Gr n f It to match ercises to award degrees. Ethel V. Gilchrist, second ward; E. the hot. Aug. 22 was the date of the Argyll Thompson of Boone took P. Greenfield, second ward. nuirriag~ of Harriet E. Harlow, place Aug. 11. 'Miss Cincinnati' Ben E. Harms, first ward; James dauehtl!r of Mrs. Velma Harlow of Mrs. Thompson was graduated Mrs. Verne W. Bales Harney Jr., Oxford. Margaret State Legion 10 Scrap Toledo, to Paul W. Montgomery, from Pleasantville high school. I Hedges, East Lucas; William Hold­ Second Lieut. Anne Foster Writes- son of Mrs. E. C. Montgomery of The bridelroom a ttended the erness. Union; Agnes Hotz, Scott, Iowa Ciiy. University of Iowa. Resigns as Chainna" Walter Houser. East Lucas; Gladys An Relics Regard'ess DlYlllOi :The bride was graduated from Johnson. second ward; Horten e the University of Iowa. Kemp-Paul W. Kelly. fifth ward; H. H. Kes­ ALeiter 10 Dad Of Value to Posterity ,The' bridegroom was graduated Announcement has been made Of Nutrition Group '· sler, Big Grove. from the University of Iowa and of the marriage of Betty Kemp, SylVia Kinney, Oxford; Norma -Telling of Nursing Experiences DES MOINES (AP)-Another 1&.riow. at senior in the college of daughter of ~r. and Mrs. Ed Kemp The resignation of Mr.s. Verne Klenk. Oxford; Agnes Kloubec, .If .If .If mediclne of the university. of Iowa City, to Dr. Robert Paul, ...... chapter was wrlll n In Iowa's war W. Bales from her post as Iowa ~ Madison; Milo Kucera. Monroe; t o." .. ___ Edltor's Note: Second Lleul In pillow baUlrs or pourln .. cold• reUc controversy yesterday when son of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Paul of City nukition chairman wall an­ Wesley Kulhavey, Monroe; Ray • the Iowa American Legion said , ' . Gearbart-SchJpuU Anamosa . . Lafferty. fifth ward; Frank Love­ Anne R. Foster. a I t I' act I v e water over each oth"r. such relies should be scrapped re­ : AnnounCement has been made Mrs. Paul was graduated from nounced 'yesterday by Mrs. Eugene T. Hubbard, Johnson county nu­ linsky, Graham; Henry J. Mayer, dauchter or Mr. and lWrs. Irwin Sometime during the day I usu­ gardless of their hIstoric value. of ~· the mal'Tiage of Mary Eliza­ West Branch high school and:wBs fourth ward; Eiza M. Means, tirst D. FOIIter of Loreley, Md., Is ally have several proposals Cor Dan J. O·Brien. state depart­ beih ·.Geatliart; daulthter of Mr. an x-ray technicilm at the .Uni- trition chairman. ward; Laura L. Memler, fourth with United States lorces In tile decking in the veninll. Yes, I mental commander, said national ahd. Mrs. N. A. G.earhart of Hop­ versity of Iowa. . Mrs, Bales requested Ilccepta'1ce ward; John W. Miller, filth ward. said decking and this consists at headquarters of the American Le­ southwest raclnc. One 01 the ap­ klntori, ·td Ueilt. Walter' L. Schi­ Dr. , Paul was gradlUltei:l . from of her resignation since the pres­ Vernon Noel, fifth ward; Lura F. trulalina through mas es at hu­ gion has urged all posts to turn in pull. sQb of Charles Schipull of Cornell college in Mt. Vernon and sure of other activities c'ompelled Norton, second ward; Charlie Ob­ proximately 60 nu~ on board manity, st pplng on and bumping their war relics. aenwic\<'. Tne marriage took place the college' of me'dicine at the'Uni- this step. However. she will tl1liln­ erholtz. West. Lucas; Lorin Wray an army transport. she de­ Into scores of human beings until O'Brien added that post. have versity of Iowa. , . A:ug 10. ' tain her position as chairman of Owen. third ward; S. J. Palmer. scribes In this letter, which sLe we find room to stand or sit one been asked to contribute IUeb the sale of nutrition booklets. Washington; Oliver Penningtotn, shOWed AP Staft Correspondent the pitch dark d ck. There we UeDd u machine fUnl, StaDU, She was elected chairman of the third ward; Herman Peters. third Murlln Spencer before mallinI', sing familiar tunes. mortars. bayonet.. can non, RUS~lNG NOTICE . Iowa City division immediately ward; Ralph Prybil, Pleasant Val­ her reaction to ure aboard a We can Bee the Southern CNI Ihella, Ihell cue. and other war Price Level Received Jowa City ciris who ar~ plan­ Wry folowing its organization last No­ ley; P. H. Rayburn, fourth ward; tranSJIort. clearly, urrounded by trophy material . n~ to 1'0 tbrouCh ·rusbtnf vember. The inception of the local Elizabeth Rlttenmeyer. We t Lu­ more tars Ihan I thOUI'M e~lal- Mrs. Thomas H. Tracey. Man­ should call for their name tars unit followed from the nutritive cos; L. C. Rummelhart. first ward. d. It eems hard to bell ve that chester. president of the Iowa By Farmers in Iowa at the main desk ' of the IoWlit Wide World Features courses which the Johnson county Blanche Ruppert, second ward; WITH THE U. S. ARMY IN THE we are roln&, to war. There I American Leaion auxfHaTY. said committee sponsored. Mrs. Emma Schindler, first ward; SOUTHEWEST PACIFIC- Dcar never a hint or uc&,e tion made she is in full accord with O'Brlen'lI Reacher22 -Year.High Coordination of further nutritive Joseph Schlenk, third ward; Dad: We have been aboard the In this direction and yet thell'C position. studies wilL be in the hands of the Donald C. Scott. fifth ward; Ed­ transport for over a week and al­ things that I have been telllnc Last night 17 persons, most at yo u about the stars, 'the music. I DES MOINES (AP)-The level consumer education division of the ward P . Sealy, first ward; Frank though it can't be classed as a them reptesenting patriotic or­ of prices received by Iowa farmers OOD, a plan recommended by Selbach. first ward; Howard Sent­ luxury cruise, I'm not complain­ the ralety all remind ua ot ganizations associated with the r Mrs. Bales as she resigned her man. Oxford; Robert Serovy, home alld what we are rlch'ln&' American revolution, the Civil war reached a 22-year high on August K::~:'~:~'open ing. chairmanship. Cedar; Joe Spevacek, Newport; You have always said that you for. and the Spanish-American war, 15, Federal Agricultural statisti­ LeHer to Governor The Iowa City nutrition study George E. Stevens, fourth ward; spoiled me, but just walt until I Well. Dad, that about covers my went on record ot a special meet­ cIan L, M. Carl reported yesterday. program, as directed by Mrs. R. J . Stevens, fifth ward. get bock. You can·t Imagine the travels up to now. Please write inll as opposed to scrapping wat soon. Love. • ~'The state index ot prices re­ Bales, received notional acclaim. D. C. Toomey, lourth ward; attention 66 women receive from relics. ANNE ceived for farm products now Urges Special Session The local nutrition pamphlets have PranQes Treptolo\f, fourth ward; the hundreds of men on board. Col. V. L. Padl'ett. command­ been requested from American Norbert O. Trine. fourth ward; in.. officer at the Fort Del stands at 178 per cent of the 1909- I have given up the luxury 01 To Consider Proposed home economics association lead­ Frank Turecek, Jefferson; C. L. having a room to myself and MOines army POIt who I... ta 14 ' base. up six points from the Sol~ier Voting Plan . ers as well as tram the American Tuttle, f'remont; Carl P. Waechter, share a stateroom with eight All-Day Program Set the oftlclal request for sera, July figure," he said. dietetic association and other 10V­ first ward; Thomas Walma, 1irst other nurses. So far I have proved conversion of all metal relics of · "The level of prices received is DES MOINES ernment agenCies. ward; Eugene C. Warren, fourth to be a fairly good sailor. other wars, ..Id yetterday there During the winter months. nu­ ward; Marion Wentz. Scott; A. K. For Rural Teachers II DO thoul'ht of coercion in tile at the highest point since October, governor Nelson G. Kraschel urg- It may *Ike 701l funny that trition study programs and dem­ Wesenberg, fourth ward; A. R. I am doln.. my own laundry. request. 192.0," he continued. "With the in- ing a special legislative session to onstrations were made available Westcott. fifth ward; Louise Wil­ but you should see the doctors Rural school teachers of John­ Colonel Padgett added that dell! of prices paid by farmers for Governor George A. Wilson, pro­ to the pubIJc every two weeks. liams, West Lucas; Paul Yedlik. presslnc shirt. and washln&" son county will me t in the court­ names of those who are "reluc­ all commodities used in living posed his pi," to aid soldier voting Mrs. Bales and her committee Fremont, and Nicholas Yoder, clothea. We bave to wash In salt house Tuesday at 9 a.m. for an tant" to turn in such relics are de­ and production at 159 per cent . . compiled a booklet at the end 01 East Lucas. water and If you think that Is all-day program dealing with in­ sired, however, so that 0 'patriotic of /he 1909-14 base, the exchange In a open letter to WIlson yester- Elghteen-year-old Barbara Pal­ the series. It contained a de­ easy just try to I'et some loap struction improvement. Superin­ appeal" can be made directly to ratio is the most fa vorable since day. terson. above, has been named tailed outline of the course and to lather In brine. tendent Frank J. Snyder an­ them. He designated Sept. 6 to 12 late Bummer of 1919." Kraschel. democratic nominee for "Mlss Cincinnati" and will repre­ recipes demonstrated at meetings. Former Iowa Citian I have had plenty of practice nounced yesterday. as the period for scrapping metal Carl said that price increases governor. said he has been In con­ sent the southern Ohio city in the giving immunization shots and it The program for the day will war relics. the past month are partly sea- ference with Wilson, republican AtlanUe City. N. J., beauty and Appointed Manager was my fate to give two "hypos" be divided into consideration of , ,opal, due to the usual decrease in nominee for United States senator. talent pageant. Sept. 7-13. Miss 2nd Battalion Cadets Of Colorado Paper to the cbaplain. This same Chap­ two principal aspects; namely, Junior High School III8lketing during the latter part on the question. Patterson. who hopes to become lain was In charge of the celebra­ teaching children in lower grades, to be conducted by Dr. Ollve Pearl of' the Bummer. He said Wilson was absent from "Miss America" for 1942 has Of Pre-Flight School tion on crOSSing the equator. I Registration to Start black hair. blue eyes. weighs 120 Clyde E. Moffitt. former Iowa Ritter. and physical education for ~ 'Butterfat quotations were also the statehouse yesterday although To Have Tea Dance Cllian and assistant publisher for was summoned before the court On Thursday Morning bJoated by a 3 cent rise in gov- "it was my understanding at our pOunds and is 5 feet 6 inches In on the chllrge of throwing hypo­ elementary schools, to be under height. Student Publications Inc. here at the direction of Doris E. White. erilment price guarantees on but- conference Wednesday that you Cadets of the set:ond battalion the university, has been named dermic needles IJke darts in order ttl'," Carl reported. "In contrast (the governor) would have com­ Registration at the Iowa City of the Iowa Navy Pre-Flight general manager of the Expre:ss­ to increase my score on the dart pubUc junior high school will be It other commodities grain prices pleted a survey of the election laws school will be entertained at a tea Courier at Ft. Collins. Col.. Mer­ board. Spanish War Veterans 1{ere steady to lower wllh de- and b~ prepared to oIter a work­ in advance of the openl"- of school dance from 3:30 until 6 o'clock ritt C. Speidel, president of the So tar I have told you about Auxiliary to Hold Picnic this year, it was announced ya­ clines in oats, barley and soy- able plan for the men in the armed this afternoon. Battalion officers, newspaper, announced yesterday. the unusual events. Now for the be~n.. forces to vote in the Nov. 3 elec- Among terday. four hundred and eighty cadets An SUI graduate, MoUitt went routine day. Somewhere around' Spanlsh War Veterans and their The school opens Sept. 8. The I "Hliher prices for dairy pro- tion." of the second battalion and their to Ft. Collins five years ago and a. m. one of the nine will raise a ducts are reflected by the increase Kraschel said he was informed auxiliary will have a picnic ta­ foUowing registration schedule Iowa People guests will attend the party. became a member of the executive bleary-eyed face to ask "what morrow at 12 :30 in the City pork. was released yesterday: in ,mHk cow prices with the Aug- that Wilson would not be back City Capt. and Mrs. David C. Hanra­ time is it?" That Is the signal for 111, ,15 average at $97.00 per head until Monday and was conse­ staff of that paper. He has had Families of ali Spanish War 7B-Thursday. 10 a.m. han. Comdr. and Mrs. John M. wide newspaper experience since all nine to make a mad scramble Veterans are invited to attend, 7A-Thursday, 2 p.m. -the hfghest since October 1929." quently m&kinlr his suggestions by Bloom, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Bernie for the two-by-Iour bathroom and Carl said the margins for pro- letter. He said the congressiChicago Bears, champions Is Papa Really as Good as He C~aimsl Winner of American Allows Only 4 Hits Higbe Handc'lffs Cubs of Professional football the past *** *'Ic* i .. Derby to Grab Top As Red Sox Take ht For Seven Innings, two years, swamped the collegiate Transportation Difficulties May Provide Answer, $79,400 in Winnings Of Two Game Series Casey Finishes Job all-stars 21 to 0, before a record­ While Neighbors Get Acqu~dnt.d breaking throng of 101 100 in BOSTON (AP)-Joe Dobson CHICAGO (AP) - With the OHICAGO (AP)-The Brook!", floodlighted Soldier field last night. pitched his third shutout of the tamed bargain colt, Alsab. in­ Dodgers, striving to pick up soDle Thus upholding their reputation NEW YORK-Well, sports fans, facilities. It would hurt some clubs, season yesterday. letting the Chi­ ot the ground they lost in ~t. of never losing a game in four ap­ it looks like you'll finally get ac­ particularly in St. Louis and Cin­ stalled as top-heavy favorite. quainted with ihe folks next door cinnati where ordinarily the big cago White Sox down with four Louis, crushed the Chicago Cul)s, pearances in this annual pre-sea­ seven 3-,ear-olds were named scattered hits as the Boston Red after all. You know, those people crowds have a big sprinKling of classic. yesterday to start in the $79.400 Sox took the opener ol a two-game 7-1, in the opener ot a two-~anie who live beyond their income and Ians from out yonder. But they The Bears with superior power, American derby at Washington series, 4-0. series yesterday and manhal)dled trickier passing and a stonewall you just know she dyes her hair should be able to get by on the the best of the Bruin' hurlers in and doesn't she have horrible taste loyalty of the fans within the city park toQay. Boston put the game away in defense, rammed over touchdowns the opening inning when. with the bargai n. in each of the first three periods in hats? limits. The field may be reduced to six, Claude Passeau. a 17-game will­ Yes sir, when govemment offi­ • q • however. because With Regards ope out. Johnny Pesky tripled to and barely missed in the fourth right center and came all the way ner. started for the Cubs but WIIS when a pass was intercepted I)y cia),s won't promise that the Army­ Fc,otball faces the bl,r pro­ may not ' go unless th'e track is I \ home when Lukc Appling threw clipped for ten of the 17 Dodger Tqm Fards of Wisconsin behind Navy football game will be played. blem if travel is drastically cur­ muddy. The colt. a fast breaking hit and five runs belore he re­ you know they aren't fooling in tailed. lJIe stadJums at many front runner, also has been train­ the relay into the Chisox dugout. the goal line. Successive singles by Bill Con­ tired at the end of the sevellth Show Poise their contemplation of the advis­ big 8C)hoqls are distant from ing off lately. indicating he is frame, alter beinl struck on his ability of continuing spectator population centers. and the Sat­ somewhat below his best form. roy, Dobson and Dom DiMaggio The all-sta.rs. coached by the 62 accounted for another Boston tally pitching hand by a line drive oU ~ports. They won't say yes and urday crowds are made up ot year old Bob Zuppke, showed Alsab, back'in superb form after in the fourth while singles by the bat of Peewee Reese. they won't say no. which in itself ranatics .from hundr,edli 01 miles poise on. ihe field. but absolutely a leg inj ury kept him off the turf Bobby Doerr, Lou Finney and Passeau, who absorbed his tenUt i~ ominous. They wouldn't say yes around. Many schools already no scoring punch. They made foul' for two months, will be seeking Conroy, with a sacrifice by Tony defeat, was followed by Dick ~­ thrusts-One in the fjrst period on and they wouldn't say no about have foreseen thllt dUflcaUt aD.d to regain his place as an outstand­ rickson, Bill Lee and Tot Press­ Joe Louis fighting again, but you'll have switched games to large Lup~en sandwiched in, added the a sparkling 91 yea I'd run by Notre ing contender for the three-year­ third and.,10urth Boston runs. nell. Dame's Steve Juzwik, two in the notice he ain't fit, to speak with a cities nearby. old championship. He will be rid­ • • * The Red Sox collected ten hits Kirby Higbe, meanwhile, hand­ third and another in the fourth. Harvard accent. den by one of the greatest riders off Lee Ross, who had scored two cuHed the Cu bs on lour sca tter.ed Every time they got within scocing • • • But any way you look at it, the in the country, Georgie Woolf. previous decisions over them. hits 101' seven trames, but sud­ range. however, their offensive Anywa.y, If the Army-Navy prospect is none too bright for With Woolf guiding him, it is denly lost his control in the eighth fizzled out for lack of a pile driv- game is caUed oft because of viewing sports events outside your likely Alsab will not get so far be- , Browns ~Iip A's when the Cubs filled the base. ing runner or a accurate passer. the transportation problem. congressional district. and. with hind as he has in previous im­ with the help of two walks and a Receipts for the game were you'll have a hint as td what nothing better to do. the fans will portant stake events. In 9th Inning, 5-4 wild pitch. $305,250 of which approximately will happen to the other specta­ start looking around their own Although tne field is small. it is PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Walter Hugh Casey came on and pitched $1.60,000 will be turned over to tor sports that d.raw fans from neighborhoods for diversion. one of the best American derby Judnich's lOih inning home run hitless ball the re t of the way to the war relief funds. any dlstauce at all. The govern­ They might be surprised. at that. fields in years. Every horse is a gave the St. Louis Browns a 5 to 4 help save Higbe's 13th win against Allhough the Bears have given ment doe$n't want any unessen­ to discover they cal'). find it, they'll stake winner. with the exception run victory over the Athletics nine defeats, although one run 10 of last year's stars to the armed tial automobile driving or travel leal'll how their neighbors live, of King's Abbey, and anyone of yesterday after Glenn McQuillen crossed the plate on Bill Nichol­ by rail, and It would take a lot forces, they apparen tly still have what they really look like and how them might be capable of defeat­ A M had delivered a homer in the ninth soo's outfield fly. all they need to play superb 100t- of bicycles buUt for two to get often papa gets snooled up at the ing game little Alsab, owned by ~~Afi!- A60~RlC-WAS that robbed the Mackmen of a UIJKNOWN - foI~ WON I-\IS The Dodgers went to work on . ba.ll. even a quorum of fans to an cornel' tavern and comes rolling Mrs. Albert Sabath, wife of a 4-3 decision. Passeau in the third inning, scor­ ,FIRS'( fACe. ON L.ASi' A~6. '19 For instance, Sid Luckman is event that isn't being .held In home at 3 a. m. Such information Chicago attorney. McQuillen, who had tripled and ing three runs on !lve blows. I still a great passer. Hugh Ga11- tbe immediate sector. may be old Is tuff to the wives, but ------~------­ The Dodgers loaded the bases it will be quite a revelation to the scored on his previous turn at bat, arncau, Bill Osmanski and Ray • • • hit his circuit smash off Herman in the seventh on two walks and Nolting Can still run-and hard. Such an eventuality WOUldn't head of the family, theoretically Beese as first man up in the ninth. an error and Mickey Owen singled 'Beiots Dtlve: affect winter sports too much, speaking, to get the information In the follOWing frame, with one for two more runs. Lee came on in I Arter Michigan's Bob Westfall particularly in the north where first hand. Cards Gain Half Game on Flock out, Walt Judnich hammered Dick the ninth and was lmocked ouf bY I madc a game opening charge of zero isn't just a Jap fighter plane, Seriously, the hesitant attitude Fowler for the winning homer. a double and three singles whicb , eig!)t yards, the Stars were stop- but is fireside weather. of the government about confirm­ Connie Mack was missing from produced two runs without re­ ped dead and the Bears started a Basketball is the main winter ing or denying the report the his usual seat in the Ns dugout. tiring a man. 60 yard drive that was climaXed sport, and it is purely a local Army-N~vy game may be can­ Red Birds Take Two Hawkeye Grid Hopes The venerable manager was at by a fcur yard plunge by Ga11- proposition drawing most of its celled may be the handwriting on MAJOR LEAGUE home, nursing an upset stomach. , arneau, [or their [irst touchdown fans from walking or trolley dist­ the walL If that game is' c.alled ColUmbus Wins . eight minutes and 40 seconds ance. even with plently of gas, and off fQr transportation reasons, From Phils, 7-4, 7to 5 Uncertain This Fall Louisville ...... J 00 00 I 000-2 9 3 after the initial kickoff. tires still able to cut a stencil in other schools which draw a goodly STANDINGS Walters' Wildness Columbus .... _. 201 000 OOx-3 6 0 A fumble by Juzwik gave the the snow, you wouldn't find many pal·t of their crowds of 35,000 and Pennant Hopes Still 51 Candidates Begin Costs Ciney Game, 4·2 Sayle'. BlumeUe (4) and Wai­ Bears the opportunity for their cage addicts traveling very far of up hom a distance would have to NATIONAL LEAGUE CINCINNATI (AP)-The Bos­ ters, Lacy (7); Burk and Heath. a winter's night to waich a game. talk fast to convince the govem­ Alive as Dodger Lead Practice for Rugged ton Braves went hitless against : second touchdown late in the se- W L Pct. GB cond period. The recovery was It is the outdoor gamse that ment they shouldn't be dealt with Is Cut to 5 Games 10 Game Campaign Bucky Walters for five inning . made on ihe Slars' 23 and two would feel the pinch-ifootbaU, likewise. Brooklyn ...... 86 38 .694 last night, but in the sixth Bucky's plays later young Bussey, Luck­ baseball and golf. Major league The government ligures the only ST. LOUIS (AP)-With the pen­ St. Louis ...... 82 44 .651 5 first three walks loaded the bases Mo're and harder dis­ man's understudy, passed to end baseball should do all righ t. as way to keep fans from traveling nant excitement of the Brooklyn New York ...... 67 58 .536 19 'h ~ otbaLl, and started a four-run rally that tributed over a longer period than FIRST :rJME Hampton Pool who snatched the most of the parks can be reached is to lake away the candy at the series still in their veins, the St. Cincinnati ...... 60 64 .484 26 beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-2. by local publ,ic transportation end of the trip. Louis Cardinals took a twin bill ever before in Hawkeye history. ball out of the ail' at the goal line . Pittsburgh ...... 57 63 .475 27 and went over to score. from Philadelphia yesterday, gain­ confronts the University of Iowa's Whirly Races Today TODAY The third Bear touchdown was a half game on first place. The Chicago ...... 59 71 .454 30 51-man squad as it starts drill "End Tuesday" registered in the third period by 3~ Dodgers, who trampled Chicago, BostOn ...... 51 76 .402 36 \f Tuesday morning. In Garden State Park; TJlE TORY OF THE GIRLS Gallarneau who climaxed a 75 Spud Chandler Hurls Yankees to Win 7 to I, had their lead cut to five Philadelphia .... 36 84 .300 48 In line with the war-time set­ May Set New Record TIlE TOWN POINTED A1 ... ! yard match by plunging eight games. Yesterday's Results up of strenuous activities, the From tephen Lon~streeVi ' The Redbirds won the first en­ heavy season includes ten games, Talked About Seller yal'd~ to the end zone. 8·Garne 1 CAMDEN, N. J . (AP)-Whirl­ Be. Over Indians to Maintain Margin counter, 7 to 4, and the second. Brooklyn 7, Ch icago seven at home; and thirteen weeks All three conversion points were . St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 4(15t away, the turt's top money winner, kicked by sure footed Joe Styda­ 7 to 5. of the sport. Opener is against Buddy RosaI' and suffered' his game) , Washington of St. Louis here Sept. runs his first race at the new Gar­ hal'. veteran tackle. Stydahar also Chubby Dean Allows George Kurowski's triple 011 the den State park today-and it the eighth loss against as many wJps. St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 5 (2nd 19; finale is against Michigan at tried a lleld goal from the 23 yard Rizzuto banged two doubles a'nd left field wall in the seventh in­ game) . track record isn't cracked there'll line in the second period, but the Only Seven Safeties ning of the first contest drove in Ann Arbor Nov. 28. a single and scored two runs, Boston 4. Cincinnati 2 . lewa will meet every other con­ be plenty of surprised racing men. ball was wide of the posts. three runs and broke a 4-4 dead- From the day he was entered in As Rizzuto, RQsar I:tit while Rosa l' produced the final New York at Pittsburgh (post­ lock. • ference team except Northwest­ Yankee tally with an eigbth in­ poned) ern and Ohio State; Great Lakes the $10,000 Trenton handicap, the NEW YORK (AP)-Spurgeon ning home run, his second of the The Cardinals came back in the AMERICAN LEAGUE and Camp Grant service teams, veterans have held that Garden year. second game to count a pair of , W L Pet. GD Nebraska of ihe Big Six, and State's racing strip is mad to 01'­ (Spud) Chandler came off the in­ rl,ms in each of the second, third (ler for the Calumet comet. At The Iowa Theatre The shutout was the third of New York ...... 83 43 .~59 Washington of the Missouri Valley jury list yesterday and pitched the and fourth innings and one in Boston ...... 76 52 .594 8 The mile and one furlong mark New York Yankees to a 3-0 shut­ the season !or Chandler and the league. the fifth. The last l'un was a cir­ St. Louis ...... 67 59 .532 16 Fewer Vets Return tor the track is 1.50 3/ 5, held by out over the Oleveland Indians in 17th for the Yankees, who boosted cuit smash by Johnny Hopp. his J. H. Miles' Argonne Woods. their home game record to 48 Cleveland ...... 65 62 .512 18 !h Dr. Eddie Anderson, starting his the opener of a two-game series. third of the season. Detroit ...... 64 64 .500 19 fourth year here, surveys a squad Whirly, with Wendell Eads up, The performance of the Georgia victories in 63 appearances at tl}e The Phils drove Howard Krist will run against strong contenders stadium. Chicago ...... 54 66 .450 26 with veterans fewer than usual, right-hander. apparently fully re­ from the mound in the sixth f.l:ame Washington ...... 48 74 .393 33 for there are only eleven major in Rosetown. Firebroom, In QUCll- 1 covered from the wrenched baek Cleveland AD R H PO A E qf the last game with {our con­ Philadelphia .... 48 84 .364 33 letter men and ten squad members tion and Aonbarr. ~~~~~~~~~~~~; he suffered eight d&ys ago, kept secuti ve singles and a double. all Yesterdi'y's Results who failed to win awards last fall. the Yankees eight full games Hockett cf ...... 4 0 S 'Z 0 0 good for four runs, before an out New York 3. Cleveland 0 But he also has a group of bet­ Dr. Von WeUer Die , -_..... ahead of the fast-closing Boston Boudreau ss .... 3 0 1 0 3 0 was registered. Ernie White was St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 4 ler-than-average sophomores, who LONDON (AP) - News has Red Sox In the American league Denning If ...... S 0 0 2 0 0 sent to the mound but a Single by Boston 4. Chicago 0 • will. however. be of problematical reached London of the death or pennant race. K.eltner 3b ...... 4 0 l 1 3 1 Ernie Koy brought another man Detroit 10, Washington 7 (14 value in some cases until they have Dr. Jacob L. W. C. von Weiler, Chandler scattered seven hits for Heath r1...... 4 0 0 5 0 0 across the plate before the rally innings) been broken in by actual game ex­ vice-president of ihe court 01 jus­ his 14th triumph again&t four de­ Fleming 1b ...... 3 0 0 8 1 0 was endod. American League perience. tice at the Hagu.e, ihe Dutch Anela feats and had little trouble with Grimes 2b ...... 2 0 0 3 1 0 Harry Gumbert in the first Chicago at Boston-Wade (4-3) The uncertainty of the armcd news agency said yesterday. He any of the Redsldns except Oris Weatherly x .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 game. and' Krist, were credited vs. Wagner (11-11) forces service situation always will was 82 years old. Siarls Sunday through Wednesday. Hocket, who collected two singles lJegan c ...... 4 0 2 3 1 0 with th,e triumphs, While. Sam qleveland at New York­ be present. Nineteen of the men American A socl.Uon Henry 1\Wrlch for President, with and a double. Dean p ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Nahem in the first game and Rube Smith (8-12) vs. Ruffing (11-7) are vulnerable to the draft but 23 Lefty LoviU (Chubby) Dean St. Paul 000 )03 000-4 7 I Jimmie Lydon. Also world pre­ ------Melton were hung with losses. Detroit at Washington-Bridges are under the present dratt age of also tossed a seven-hitter for the Totals ...... 32 0 7 24 9 1 Kansas City 000 210 40x- 7 9 1 miere with Jofn Barrymore. (7-5) VS. Newsom (10-17) 20 years. Nine veterans arc en­ Smith and Andrews; Wen loU Tribe, but he ran into double x-BaUed tor Grimes in 9th. St. Louis at Philadelphia-Sun­ rolled in some plan whereby they trouble with Phil Rizzuto and and Sears. New Yqrk AD R H PO A ~ dra (6-6) vs. L. Harris (10-12) are certain to t'emain here at least Jinx Falkenburg Fails Ndlonal League for this fall. Rizzuto !IS ...... 4 2 3 2 II 0 fo ·lnHial Tennis Try Boston at Cincinnatl-Salvo (6- T.UESDAYI Hassett Ib ...... 4 0 1 14 0 0 6) vs. Derringer (6-10) (rene Dunn I!'!JaNIS Het»"ich rf ...... 4 0 0 1 Q 0 : • J Brooklyn at Chicago-Allen (l0- "A LADY IN A JAMI" apts. DiMaggio cf .... 3 0 2 2 0 0 NEW YORK-(AP)-Jinx Fal- 6) vs. Warneke (9-8) Priced. 5 Gordon 2b ...... S 0 0 S 8 0 kenburg, the beaut!ful model, Philadelphia at St. Louis­ Keller 1! ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 made her debu t in the National Pearson (1-3) vs. Gumbert (7-5) TWo llosar c ...... 3 1 1 3 3 0 tennis championships yesterday, • New York at Pittsburgh (2)­ lIlent Priddy 3b ...... 2 0 0 1 1. 0 but we regret to record, did not Schumacher (9-10) and Carpen­ ~162~t Chandler p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 inscribe her name indelibly in the ter (8-9) vs. Klinger (8-9) and ::--­ _____ ~ annals ot Forrest Hills. Wilkie (6-5) or Hamlin (3-4) Pll,RST I Totals ...... 28 3 7 27 16 0 Miss Palkenburg, as a matter of lind a' Cleve.\llnd ...... 000 000 000-0 plaip fact, caught a frightful beat- . If. Oil be New York ...... 100 001 Olx-3 jng from Mrs. Madgc H. Vosters Trapshoot FinQls Run batted in Rosar. Two balie of Landsdowne, Pa., by scores of VANDALIA, O. (AP)-J~me s F. .1 --';;;':; hi~-Keltner, Rizzuto 2, Hock- 6. 1, .6-2. Holderman of MOI'tis, Ill., yester­ .i:::::-­ ett. Home run-Rosar. Sacrifice- Jinx tQok it wJth a smile, but day tied Art Finney of Mankato. : ~OWN' Chandler. Qouble plays - Rosar the tournament officials were Minp .• tor the lead in the $10.000 .rafns iJ and Gordon; Keltner, Grimes and glum. Jinx in the linals, they fig­ Grand American handidp trap­ in the st Fleming. Left on bases-New York ured, would have attracted a ca- shoot. Each had 193 out of 200. &fItent vy 3; Cleveland 9. Bases on balls- Pacity crowd of 13,500 to the sta­ Thar;ker, former ?few ley Oneil, m,lrw~r of . ~my An- among the men, scarcely got York 1tover hqckey player who Dun¥, ~PtJe Pallette (0) and Patrie Knowln. ln Gn!,ory I", gott, world s lightwelf(nl chnm- wnrm~d up in tl'Ounc lng young once scorred 101 goals in 16 games .. "' ... a·e Unlve~11 comed.y produeUon, "Lady In a Jam," In which p i9n, said yesterday Angolt and Back Geller of New Rochelle, N. yesterday was repoJ·t~ killed ~ tlXTRAI TIl. TUISDAYI Lleut. Col. BllInle 8t~n Dunne (D starred. n', at the STRAND Tuesday, with Harry Jimmy Hatcher would meet in Y., 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. WilLiam Talbert action with the Queen's o~n Caln­ DJ.nnel, loe Lewis. the AndreW! lilten and the jlvln' lack, and 1111. Give. SHhawk Oriel New Orleans Sept. 28 In a ten- seeded No .•, beat WlIliam Tully eton hlghlande~s ' 6f Winnip'eg In Preview! "Prlvai,e Duearoo" added. ,·ol.lnd overwel,ht match, of New York. the "ald on Dleppe last week. .. ~9, 1~2 = SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1942 .. ,THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA PAGE FIV£., p tions. a spokesman said_ tied up in that supposedly sale credited with wrecking 16 tanks When Rome took over Egypt as Ichology library announces a and wiping out more than a bat­ E. province, the riches of the Nile change of schedule: M!1n~ bay is composed of a nar­ port since shortly ~f ter her run RUSSIAN- talion of inrantry with artlllery valley flowed to the cities at ltalt, Aug. 24 through Sept. 5-a:30 row peach fringed with heavy through the channel last spring. 1st WAVE Unit (Continued from page I) Italia" (r~i$er and mortar fire. lind Caesar Arustus was able to a. In. to [2, 1 to :I p. m. on week­ jungl~ and m.angrove swamps with These heavy blows were only All the way up to the Don boast that he found his cities brick days and 8:30 to 12 noon on Saiur- only an occasional trail knee-deep part of the western war on Ger­ area south of Lake Ladoga, on the brIdgehead and beyond to the bat­ and left them marble. days. in mud. many, for firhter and bomber Leningrad front. The Gel'"mans said tle-trampled sector southeast ot EDWAIlD C. HEINTZ Blasted by RAF sweeps into occupIed France an4 Fine 'Rookies' SaperviMr of Departmeatal Gen. Sir Thomas Blarney, com­ this was repulsed). Kletskaya small bands of red army mander in chiet of allied land &l'alnst enemy shlppln&' off the tank destroyers were fighting with IIAKB Llbrarla coast were kept up aU ni,M, There seemed little question that EVa" forces in the southwest Pacific, NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) anti-tank riIles (com cleverly con­ PAYDAY said "Before the show is over, The British lost two more planes the immediate Dli«ht nf the Ger­ cealed trenches. -After a seven minute work-out, SWIMMING Jorpedo PI_nes there'll be fierce hand-to-hand in these operationS. man vanguard above Stalingrad WAR The iieldhoUH pool will be open fI,htlng and use of the bayonet." When the dawn sections of day­ a drill master with a touch of WIlS a serious one. light sweeps were taking of( the grey in his hair marched Uncle DAY daily from 3:30 to 6 p. m. for gen­ CAIRO (AP). - Torpedo planes Tqll Japanese invaders were be­ One Soviet gunner force was Physicians Scarce r \ A~BOND eral swimming of students and Jieved to be armed in the usual sound of gunIire from the mists Sam's first group or twenty WAVES SAN JOSE. Cal. (AP) - Last nor IIfJIIII' - SA VI JOUJIS 01 the RAF ha ve slammed their ing the channel and cannonading on a quarter-mlle trek yesterday men, whOse ages range from 23 to year San Jose had one physician IacuH.y. manAer-ligh~ infantry equipment, " PIlOF. D. _'- AaMllIlU TEB steeL fish at another Italian cruiser, mortars and machine guns. heard at Varberg on Sweden's and pronounced them "the best 44 and who have achieved out­ to every 436 residents. By the end Mea'•• ~ UacaUoa the British command disclosed A sppkesman said the whole con­ west coast suggested that a naval bunch of rookies I've ever had." standing professional 3 u c c e s s . of this year it is estimated there yesterday, while the desert pre­ voy which included three medium or air-sea action was taking pillce This praise by Lieut. Com. Wi!- Many have been accustomed to wj)J be only one to each 1.000 and OffiCIAL BULLETIN parations of German and British transports and warships was in the Kattegat or North sea. son B. McCandles, who is no ama- giving orders. possibly only one to 1,400. The (eontlnued from pAle 2) UMMD GIlADI! IlEPOBTS armies went on behind a screen of heavily: damaged before and after The German air force struck at teur at this left-right training bus- This .group 01 W AVES, expected reason: Rapid mobiliUlUon of the Students wtshlng to receive of­ minor actions. it rllac'hed Milne bay. This, plus several places in England, includ­ iness, was echoed by Capt. Her- to reach 60 over the week-end and country's medIcal men to serve urged to apply immediately. Old fieial reports of grades earned members are urged to submIt their during the summer sessIon should The RAF' torpedo planes found the h~avy loss of Japanese planes ing Bristol, in its sharpest activity bert W. Underwopd, commanding 129 by the last of the month, was I lhe cruiser, of the 7,847-ton Gui­ in thll area, indicated the results in some days. Heavy casualties officer of this first feminine Anna- especiaUy selected as an organlz­ The <:Dulhern haH of the su~ applicatiion blanks before Sept. 10 leave stamped addressed envelopes seppe Garibaldi class, In the waters thus far were optimistic for the were suffered at Bristol, where a polis, who beamed as he watched Ing unit to get the program slarted. canal follows an irregulal'" chain • S. EBERT at the rt!alstrar's office. Such re- olf Anttkythera island, north west aUies. bomb set a crowded bus afire. the drill. IThey hold proba lional'")' commis- of lakes that act as "expansion President ports will be avaUable the third 01 Cr~te, and attacked under heavy General Doullal MacArthur's Snapping to alention were wo- sions and are here here lor tour chambers" to take up the flow ot week 1.0 August. an!l-alr~raft fir'e lote Wednesday heaJiqaarterll reported that Dar­ men holders of high university weeks indoctrination. Sohool for the [our-fool lide pouring in trom EDUCATION LIBRARY KAllllr 0. BAR.NES ni~t. Nearby an oil tanker 01' wi", JlO,rtbern Australian port, INTERPRETING- degrees, coUege deans, other wo- student oUicers opens Oct. 6. the Red sea. Education - philosophy - psy- aertstrar large merchantman was attacked was ra!4ed by Japanese planes (Continued trom page 1) all\l believed hit. but ~o damare was done. Reconn aissance the next morn­ A communique issued at Mac­ norib. Control of the pass and the in3 dIscLosed a :Sinking and burn­ Arthur'a headquarters tollows: Ossetian military highway which Inll ship beneath a 3D-mile pall of "Northwestern sector - Dar­ traverses it would give the inva­ smOke northwest of the island­ win: Three enemy aircraft raided ders a menacing foothold south of Ieither the cruiser of the merchant­ the city during darkness, caUSing the mountains and heavy fighting man. Two smaller ships were n9 damage. ' can be expected before any such 1s tanding by. "Northeastern sector - Milne aim is realized. Before EI Alamein. 80 miles west bay: Allied troops are in close The fourth advance, south­ lof Alexandria, Britlsh patrols were contact with the enemy and heavy ward toward the la t lIiretch of , probing the German desert front fighting is progressing. In sup­ Black sea coastline remainml' In ' on reconnaissance raids, disturbing port at our ground forces, allied Russian hands, is the move IGCMllan working parties which mlfdium bbrii.bers heavily attacked w;hlcb promises to develop the evidently were preparing advanced enemy positions from a low alti­ stllfest opposition at the rno­ bases . tude. All bombs fell in the target ment. area. N u mer 0 u s fires were The nazis, it is believed, intend started." to establish a badly-needed Black , NEW GUINEA- sea shipping and railway supply line for von Bock's armies, and (Conti n ued from page 1) AERIAL- for the pW'pose must have the mentioned in today's communique, (Continued from page 1) naval base port of Novorossisk, nor was there any indication that virtually the last available haven Japanese ships were backing up masses of flames in the city. for the battered red fleet. From the invasion. This led to the con­ Thirty bombers failed to return Novorossisk a rail I ine extends CHIC YOUNG clusion that the Japanese had from this and the Gdynia raid. If northeastward to Stalingrad, nnd withdrawn their supporting war­ the usual ' British loss of about 5 by this route all parts of the north 1\ 11 ships to safer waters. per cent was experienced this Caucasus may be reached. A Japanese transport was sunk ",eant about lioo planes took part. Realization of this p~an apPears and a cruiser damaged and I?rob­ The 1,800-mile round trip to within sight, and with It th.e dis­ ably sunk Irom the "small cOQ­ Gdynia resulted in heavy blasts persal at the Russians' Black sea VOy" which originally landed the on a bas!; which has been used by navy. Novorossisk, however. must enemy shock troops. Hitler's V-boats for attacks on yet be taken and large Russl:;ul An actual desCl'"iption of the land the Sovle't Baltic fleet. The dam­ forces are reported digging in f~r fight was unavailabLe because of aged 26,000-ton German battle­ a back-to-the-sea defense like the ex\remcly difficult communica- ship Gneisenau has been reported seige of Sevastopol. ------~------,------.------.... - Daily Iowan Want Ads

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(AP) - The show and a dance at the Coliseum Burlington railroad's streamliner WASHINGTON (AP) - The wllJ be the hlgl}lillhts of naven. zephyr struck a semi-trailer truck treasury proposed yesterday a new port's Labor day celebration di. loaded with scrap metal yesterday, rate schedule excusing corpora­ rected toward aiding army emer. killing the engineer and showering gency relief. tions from about $660,000,000 of the train's eight coaches with Guy Lombardo, whose ROYal "shrapnel." the taxes they would have to pay Canadians will furnish music for Although metal scrap from the under the house-approved reve­ the evening water show and lor trailer smashed windows in the nue bill. danCing, will participate in the train and punctured several The senate finance committee speed boat races. Added attraction will be the coaches, no one was reported quickly adopted one segment of s~riously injured. crowning of the "Queen of the The front of the engine was the program, accepting recommen­ Davenport Fiesta," In which many shoved back eight feet by the im­ dations to eliminate capital stock of the prettiest and most shapely levies, but deferred until next of the girls in eastern Iowa and pact, killing Engineer Wesley western Illinois will compete. Girls Boyer, 60 ot Aurora, Ill. Alvin week consideration of the other Tbese two photograpbs, 13ken 38 minutes apart, show, left, the who wish to participate in this Muse, 52, a member ot the crew phases. event, for which awards of a $100 riding in the cab, suffered a leg in­ moon just as the earth's shadow bel'an to creep across Its face and, Compromising previous propo­ rll'ht, a view of the moon rive minutes before the eclipse became war bond, a trophy and a new jury. sals, the treasury suggested an fall wardrobe are to be made, are The truck driver, Everett Kirby, total. First photo was laken at 10:17 p.lp .. eastern war time, and overall taxation limit for corpora­ the second al 10:55 p.m. Photos weer tak!!n in Plttsburl'h, urged to communicate their nameH, 40, ot Kokomo, Ind., escaped in­ addresses and ages to the Daven· jury. He told police the signal tions of 80 per cent of their net port chamber of commerce as 80011 lights at the crossing were not income. as possible. operating and that the front of his Waving the flal's of Braan and tbe United States emllens of Rio de Janeiro throng the Brazilian cap­ It linked this with a plea for an Fred Herendeen, western man. truck had crossed the tracks be­ Ital's streets In a noiSy demonstration of loyalty to their country and her new allies, the united nations. increase In normal and surtax Harry James Tootles Out of the Red agel' 01 the Atlantic City beaulr fore he saw the train, which was This picture shows part of the crowd In front of the United States embassy. Bradl went to war again.t levies from the 45 per cent level contest tor many years, Is In­ bound for Minneapolis-St. Paul, Germany and Italy because of the many sinkilll's of Brazilian sbips by axis submarines. voted by the house to 55 per cent cluded in the board of judges for Minn. (Qentral Press Phonephoto) and urged retention 01 the 90 per He Did It* With * *His Little Trumpet*- Acclaimed* * As the beauty contest. After two hours delay, a steam ------cent excess profits tax. The Sweetest and Hottest in Business engine started taking the train to As a blow-softener, it proposed the twin cities. that 12 per cent of the total of Donald Nelson Demands The Story of a Fighter Pilot- By RAY PEACOCK An inquest will be held today. Chicago Liquor Dealer taxes due from a corporation be estabUshed as a credit, part of Wide World Features Writer plane fare. General Tightening-Up Asks Illinois Governor which could be used for the pay­ NEW YORK-Henry James has "Most of the time I 1'01 Of Program of WPB Finucane's Last Words ment of debts contracted before just won a $42,000 gamble with around $250 a week, but whea January 1, 1942, and the remainder Lady Luck. In poll after poll he I started my Qwn band on Jan. Kaiser Predicts New is taking over the No. 1 position 25, 1939, I'd saved only around WASHINGTON (AP)-Chalr· -Who Never Returned Home To Refuse Extradition going into a fund for rebate to the man Donald M. Nelson told his taxpayer alter the war. among danc,e orchestras, a posi- $700. I borrowed tbe rest from ...... tion held creditably tor three Goodman. I started oul fresh, branch chiefs in the war produc­ Production Increase ' • SPRIGFTELD, m (AP)-Henry years by Glenn Miller. getting musicians from all over. tion board yesterday that "it takes . (Flighl Lieutenant* * * Brendan to see the other fellow before he too damn long to get thi ngs done "Paddy" Finucane, gay and gets you, or at least before he Bernstein, Chicago liquor dealer, Farm Product Prices He did it, you might say, with The band had to be brou,ht to around here" and called for a To Launch Freighters his little trumpet-called by many top shape, It costs $5.000 berore dauntless victor over 33 of Hit­ gets the tactical advantage of you. asked Govemor Dwight H. Green Result in Nine-Point general Ugh teni ng up. Within 18 Days After ler's Luftwaffe, flew &crOlll the The econd is to hit him when yesterday to refuse to order his the sweetest and hottest in the you blow a note. Meanwhile Reese H. Taylor, English Channel July 14. A you fire. You mightn't have a extradition to Iowa to lace a Increase for August business. Only 26, debt free for "We began to catch on last De­ the time being, he has added fin- cember. In January we went out heaq of the iron and steel branch, Their Keels Are Laid "milllon-to-one chance" bullet second chance. said he had offered his resigna­ charge of larceny growing out of ancial success to the artistic suc- on a road tour, $42,000 in the from a German machine-gun WASHINGTON (AP)- The ag­ tion to Nelson "for persbnal rea­ Story Of a FI,ht the complaint of Monseignor John cess act:eved at least six years red." RICHMOND, Cal (AP)-Henry post struck his radiator, and he riculture department reported yes­ sons" but that he had agreed \0 After a dog-fight your section M. Molloy, 73 yeer oLd Cedar Rap­ terday that higher prices lor meat ago when Ben n y Goodman The band's popularity wiped out J . Kaiser, master shipbuilder of never got bome. This story, con­ gets split, and you rr.ust get to­ r~n until a successor was ids, Catholic clergyman, that he animals, livestock products, to­ brought him into the spotlight. the deficit by August. the west, predicted yesterday that densed from the U. S. Army Atr gether again, or tack on to others. n seems to me that the Harry, a musician's mUSician, named. within a few months his yards FOrces News Letter, is believed bacco and truck products resulted The ._straggler is easy meat for a was dell'auded of $2,750 in a James finances 0 If ere d the comes by his talents naturally. In a pep talk to 100 division and will be launching 10,000-ton W be the 1.. ,1 bit of wrltln&' be in a 9-point increase in the gen­ branch chiefs and their assistants, \bunch of Jerries. Luck;ily, the whisky bottllng enterprise in H140. eral level of farm product prices perfect dudy of success as we Bis father, Everett James, is a freighters within 18 days after did before his death.) chaps in my flight keep with me usualy measure it. Would Mr, music teacher in Beaumont, Tex. Nelson demanded a "much more By FLIGHT LIEUT. BRENDAN Bernstein at a hearing before 'the in the month ended August 15'. their keels are lllid. very well, and we owe a lot to it, James open his ledgers and give His mother, who died last March, hard and realistic attitude in re­ Kaiser made that prediction in FINUCANE governors extradition boad denied The increase brought farm gard to the use of materials." On one occasion recently I saw prices to 163 per cent of the pre­ the public an Idea what It costs was a soprano. He was born at Al­ a speech just before thSl record­ ROYAL AlR FORCE an Me. dive on to one of my Hight. Monssiegner Molloy's charge that to launch a dance orcbestra- bany, Ga., while his parents were breaking liberty freighter "John he persuaded the clergyman to in- World war 1 level and raised the Wide World Features As I went in after him, another department index 32 points above and keep It runnln,? on tour with a circus, and he More Weddings, But Fitch" was launched only 24 days I have been on about 50 sweeps, Me. tailed in behind to attack me, vest in the whisky warehouse re­ a year ago. Mr. James would - and did, played with circus bands until after keel-laying. This broke a and most of my victories have but one of my flight went in ceipts and bottling agreement and while downing a slice of roast 1930, when he went with dance Also More Djvorces record established only yesterday been over France. I've got my The increase jumped parity after him. Soon hall a dozen of us produced witness ond affidavits beef rare in the secl usion of his bands. in one of Kaiser's Oregon yarlis !bag because Rve been I blessed were flying at 400 m. p. h. in line prices-the ratio of prices paid to ;roon1, preliminary to the eve- Oddly, be hel'an as a drummer, LOS ANGELES (AP) - More prices received by farmers-to 107 when construction time was re­ with a pair of good eyes and have astern, everybody except the pUrporting to show that he was ning's jam session at the Hotel even prorressed W drum 50101, persons got married in Los Ange­ per cent, compared to 101 in July. duced from 35 days to 26 days. learned to shoot straight. leader firing at the chap in front not in Iowa or in Cedar Rapids Astor Roof, lirst New York en- His keen IIrht blue eyes and les county in the last fiscal year At the same time Kaiser dis­ I've not been shot down-knock All commodity groups were up gagement since his triumphant re- somewhat sharp features Ind.lcate than ever before, but alas, more of him. when the contract was signed. sharply from a year ago. closed that he again would pre­ on wood-and I've only once been I got my Hurt just as my near­ turn from the west coast. a willingness to chance hOFSe In persons than ever were divorced. Bernstein's assertion that he Tobacco, meat animals, truck While 25,688 couples were go ina sent to the government plans for badly shot up. (I hope that est pal got the Hun on my tail, "I Was plaYing with Ben Pol- midstream. As fO'r horses: building huge cargo planes. He doesn't sound too Irish,) And for was not in Cedar Rapids on May crops and dairy products were Jack's orChestta in J936," this sJen- "You can bet on a horse and at to the '1ltar, 13,537 were telling it and we were then ' three Spitfires 23, 1940, when the $2,750 con­ primarily responsible lor the sharp to the judge. This record of one said he would go to Washington all that I've got a lot of thank in the lead. When we turned to del', curly-haired six footer said least watch it run. When you pul tract with the United BottUn.. upturn in the index during the with a grin, "wilen Goodman tooit your money in a band, you're wreck to every two marriages has wlt~ the plans soon but could the pilots in my section. They are face the other Mes. we found that divulge no detail!. Australians and I've hever met 'a and Dhitrlbutlng company wu month ended ,Aucwt 15. a liking to my solos lind wired me liable to get left at the post." been maintained for 20 years. several others had joined In,' but · signed, Monselgner Molloy flatly Referring to a federal court more loyal or gamer crowd of as we faced them they turned and replied that he talked with Bem­ order issued Thursday in Cleve­ chaps. fled. - • land in which a restraining order I'm sure that Austrlllia must be stein on that date a nd declared was issued against a Kaiser com­ a grand country if it's anything The nearest I've been to being that Uernstein's "sales talk" led him to add the $2,750 w pre­ pany accused by an OPA attorney like its pilots, and after the war shot down was when another pilot and I attacked a Ju! 88. The vious investment totalin, $8,250, of "purchasing its steel on an ille­ I'm going to see 'it. No, not flying gal market"-the "black market," or farming. I like a job with fig­ bomber went down to sea level so The Iowa extradition request that we could only attack from Kaiser remarked: ures-accounting or auditing. charging Bernstein with larceny a bove, in face of the lire of the "There is no such thing as a Perhaps that doesn't sound stated that the United Bottling and Ju's rear guns. We put that Ju. black market. "Actually the so­ much like a fighter pilot. But Disribuling company had sold into the sea alright, but I had to called black market in steel is pilots Ere per 1 e c t I Y normal Monseigner whisky warehouse re­ nothing more than perhaps 100,000 people. struggle home with my aircraft ceipts and then failed to keep an riddled with bullets and the un­ dealelfS-customers of the steel agreement under which t!'ley would Our chaps sometimes find they dercarriage shot away! corporations-who carry stocks of have bottled the liquor and given can't sleep. What happens is this. I force-landed without the un­ steel in their warehouses for sale the profits to the clergyman. Bern­ You come back from a show and dercarriage, and was none the at ceiling prices specified by stein, now president of the Ameri­ find it very hard to remember worse for it. But it wasn't very Leon Henderson." can Packaged Liquor stores Inc., what happened. Later, when sleep nice at the time. said tbat he was formerly an ac­ 'Landladies • • • is stealing over you, some tiny countant for the company. link in the forgotten chain of Well, as I said just now, one day ; Police Report Collision cvents comes back. Instantly you I'm planning to go to Allstralia­ Two other men named as co­ and audit books. defendants with Bernstein were A car driven by Wilfred Yeggy are fully awake, and then the (But he'll never see Australia. S. H. Elson, who is at liberty on of Solon and driven by Victor whole story pieces itsell together That bullet In his radlator drop­ bond, and Maxwell p, Oxman, who Dvorsky, route 1, Iowa City, col­ and you lie there, sleep driven ,"' ped his Spitfire Inlo the channel. has not been apprehended, . lided with one driven by Lee Hills away, reliving the combat. You "This Is It, chapS," he said. Then at 918 E. Market Wednesday, po­ suffer from mental indigestion. The Illinois extradition board his radio was silent.) The students are coming back. lice reported yesterday I The first necessity in combat is took the extradition request under consideration pend ing examination Miss Pavlichenko Snipes- Though Spanish is the official of Cedar Rapids hotel records to language of Guatemala, many In­ determine if Bernstein was reg­ dians of the country speak dia­ istered on May, 23 1940, and said lects that have come down straight that a recommendation would be To rent those rooms advertise Girl Credited With '309 Nazis from Malayan forbears. made to Governor Green.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Liud­ mila Pavllchenko wanted to be a history scholar in Kiev, Russia, English Aerial Vets but the war brought a change lind Small Destroyers Manned by Rugged Sailors them now. Renl them early yesterday she told why she be­ came a Soviet sniper. Join American Forces "Every German who remains Out-Menace Atlantic ' Coast Sub-Menace alive will kill women, children In Atlantic Sub Hunt and old folks," Liudmlla said. . I "Dead Germans are harmless. WASHINGTON (AP)-British by running a tlassifiediidver· Therefore, If I kill a German, I aerial' veterans ot anti-submarine • am saving lives." warfare in Europe ~ n waters now She is officially credited with ar~ fighting (lver the western At­ having killed 309 Germans. lantic side by side with the Amer­ Junior Lieutenant Pavllchenko, ican, forces hunting axis U-boats, 26, was lIarbed In the- lII'een uni­ it was officially disclosed yester­ iisemenl in ,Ibe paper form of the red army and wore day. four medals, Includinll the order of Both pilots and planes of the Lenin, the hillhest decoration her royal air force coastal comman~ country can bestow. She and two have joined army and navy air­ companions here to attend the in­ craft, the navy said, and they have ternational stUdent assembly held "already engaged the enemy." a press conference yesterday after Worked In Revene The. Students Read spendin, Thursday night at the This dispatch of British aerial :White HoUJe. forces to the American side Of' the "I learn~ to ,shoot a lon, time A'tlantic constitutes at least th~ ago, before I went W Kiev uni­ second time that the le.nd-lease sy­ versity," MilS Pavllchenko re­ stem has worked in reverse in the lated. "It was the Gerinan snipers war 'on submarines. Early this who tau,ht me caution." Bummer British and Canadian cor­ DLOWING through c~lm She said she became 80 well­ vettes, destroyers and other sub­ .. I waten 'of tl\~ AU&n~lc. known that the Germans knew chaser cra ft were assigned to duty Canadlan·bullt CorveU.. , 10 about her by name and durin, one along the United States coast. from the IIhlpyardl . tbat tbelr enaa,ement announced through Exac.t\y where and how the Brit­ rl.,et. are bardly cooled, bead for loudapeaken directed wward the ish units have been integrated into ~e bil'h .... to be put throu,h I . Ruasian lines: the Americlln patrol and convoy tb~lr- paCtl before: beln, deelared fit tor MrYlce. ~eor.. Of . tbeM trim "LIudmlla Pavllchenko, come system was not divulged. ·pOcket.. l.e" dntl'OJen, bearln, over to us. We wlll 'llve you lots namee of Canad'" clU .. and townl of chocolate aDd calfe and .make , Conferel1ce Site from co ... to ~, are jolDed ID THE DAILY. . IOWAN you an officer." ' . ARNOLDS PARK (AP)-the tb, I'rim battl, of , tbe AUantic to Walther leaiue park on West Oko­ maintain .,lta1 life IlIiN of tb, AI \led Nation.. that took place IOmewbere OD til. Sworn Into WAVES boji lake was chosen Yl!sterday as Alp,bon,e Norma,. (r"ht) of the Atlantic wben hi. d ••tro,., pIa,,, "IOWA CITY'S MORNING NEWSPAPER" DES NOINJ,S (.\F)-i.UN Mary the IIlte of the 1943 Iowa west dis~ Royal Q8lIadiaD Nat,. who. aporia hOlt to four Junken bombera of lb, Ann Warren, 2', • taJl brunet, .is trici Lutheran conference, but the a My." bear.", I. tfploal of tb, Luft"alre. All four aUaekln, plaae. the fint Del! Moin., lirl to be board of directors WIIS ,iven au­ MalOne4, rui,ed IIlIor. who man "ere brollcht 40"n: twO b, tla,. • w.orn .inw the WA YES, the wo- th6rity to call off the meeting It th,1I D'" ancl mod,rn •••tro,.rI. .hlp'. Pom·pom., tbe otb.n 117 • ofnill'. naval, auxiliary. ~ __ _ the national emer,encl demanda. Normand 11k.. to rteJ\I _~_I!J · batU. Brltl.b lI,hter: pl~ r ' - - I