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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1938-09-04 It's tlte Ringing of School Bells Again inlmva City That Makes Scenes Like These Occur Five Days Each: Week Notv The three R's ot education will ooors fOl' the new school year. HcNamara, 532 S. Dodge street, "':Jlliam Condon, 427 S. Dodgp <I'hool's begun- nearly four 0'-) her lirst yeal' in school, conDIe) See you this noon:' BJIly is.J~ - Daily loU'an Photos, Engravings brlng to fln end the summer va- Among Iowa City children re- Janet Greer, daughter of Mr. and street, all students in St. Patrick's clock before their mistresses will 'viii enroll in the kinul'rgllrten. student in the fourth grade and chase th\~ required paper tablets, rations of many <.hildre.1 Tuesday turning to their studies Tuesday ·,Irs. L. C. Greer, 428 S. Governor school. return. JDnet will be & student Alter Janey's last cur] is 1n Janey, :l first pader. )II!O cils, ~I'as ers alJd CTDYOJlJ--aJld when hun d red s of schools RTe Jean Bnd Connie McNamarr., r, lreet, and Jane and Billy Con­ It'll be a long, long nap tor tbe ill tbe ,~e, ond ffl"ede and Jeal', (Ilece and Bi1ly'g last shoe string The children, (Ill nt!jgh/7orltOt7d ))1(10 oil to ,fcltx ) /Q/" ll17ollt(!J" throughout the country open their (iaughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. (ion, children of Mr. and Mr ~1 . ' 1'10 dw ~ t'fs and dolly now that In the 1ltlrd. Eagerly awaiting Is tied, il's "Good-bye, mother. playmates, enthusiastically pur- nine months. ----------------~-- Cubs Lose Twice Fair TocWy Cincinnati Takes Doubleheader IOWA-Fair today and probably I From Chlcal'o, 6-8, 7-5 tomorrow; rOl,linued warm. See Story, pal'e 3 low a Cit y Morning New spa per The "lIoclaied Pres. FrVE CENTS • lOW A CITY, lOW A SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1938 VOLUME XXXVII NUMBER 284 Red-Haired Girl Wins Husband Seel{s Contact Annual ~ ndix ~r6pbY 'Eigh Killed With Wife's I(idnapers - - ---.----- Crashes in Southern States State Turns More Responsibility For --- Admini3trotion Mol' V38 PrOe833bJI! Sets Record , f 0 C 'f 'H R l' BELMONT, N. C" Sept, 3 LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 3 T t BIt N -t' 1 F I Appeals-For Re I Ie ver to ountzes or orne II e (AP)- A Greyhound super- (AP)- Three members of 'an axes 0 OtS er adona arn) ncome For Women, tl'anspOI't bus collided with an Indianapolis, Ind., fa mil y Abductors To DES MOINES, Sept. 3 (AP) - ' counties. The IERA receives an automobile near here late to- were killed in a collision of WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 (AP)- Iy, officials said, on the SUPPOl't Iowa state dfficials pushed two' annual appropriation of $2,000,000 night killing five persons and their automobile with a Grey- Agriculture department officials that price-fixing proposals muster Takes Race steps nearer "home rule in relief" (rom sales and income tax recei pts. injuring at least 14, hound bus tonight near Eliza- said today that the administration among farmers and members of Arrange Means today by returning all the respon- Regarding the extension of addi­ The bus, crowded with 38 bethtown, Ky, was consldering placing processing. congress between now and next sibility for WPA supplemental aid tional assistance to families whose passengers, careened down a The bus, en route from taxes near the top of its legislative January, when congress meets. Triumph OVf'r 10 and much of the medical relief WPA income is su£ficlent to meet program at the next session ot con- The decline of the general level Official earch For problem to the counties. expenses, the IERA board of dil'ec- 15 - foot embankment and Louisville to Nashville, Tenn., gtess in an eUort to bolster the na- of farm prices to the lowest point Male Pilot In The revisions become effective tors said: overturned. ovel-turned but its occupants tional (arm income. in four years, and official esU- Mis in W ()IDau End: Oct. 1, the announcement said. "This relie' eould be more close- The dead were all occupants were reported to have es- Such taxes would raise revenue mates that the farm Income this To Allow Negotiations 10 Hours, 7 Miuutt's Narrowtng of the Iowa emergen- Iy supervised if it were transferred of the automobile. caped serious Injury. The for increased benettt payments to year would be more than a btlilon cy relief administration's powers to local authorities .. And after Coroner C. C. Wallace said dead were Mr. and Mrs. Jo- farms, they said. brought price-fixing proposals to CLEVELAND, Sept, 3 (AP) YUBt>. Cl'I'Y , Ca\., Sep\. ~ (J\P) this fall follows retrenchment mea- Oct. 1 supplemental aid will not that none of the bus pass en- seph Franklin Kennedy and Th~ extent to which the admin- the fore in many farming sections, - William R. Meeks tonight issued Red - haired Jacqueline Cochran sures last spring which currently be furnished 10 WjP A employes gel's was killed, although an their three-year-old son. istration will press for action on particularly the cotton and wheat not only won the eighth Bendix have resulted in the allocation of combined (state and county) undetermined number were rush- processing taxes will depend large- belts. an "appeal to kidnopel's" of his trophy race today to triumph over state funds to only 31 of the 99 funds." 55-year-old wile saying he leafed ed to, hospitals In CharloUe and the dead and injured. to contact them because of pub­ 10 experienced male pilots, but Gastonia. from At- 'Boys in Blue' Will Gather At licity and asking them to arrange set a new transcontinental air rec­ Two of the dead were identi­ la~~et~~~e:a~~~~~oute a new means of contact. ord for women, the National Aer- British. Navy Concentrates War fied as Howard Rhodes, 30, or Lyman 'Rhodes of Atlanta, Ga., D M· f • The statement, designated for onautical association onnounced. Charlotte, and Hall AUstin, 25, of 11 mldshipman.fl'om the naval aca- eS omes or Encampment newspaper publication, said: Charlotte. demy and a passengel' on the bus, , "Appeal to kidnapers - atraid Ships in Straits of Gibraltar Flying from Burhank, Cal., to The crosh occurred on the said he heard a deafeni ng crash I , to contact due to publicity. Ar­ Bendix, N. J ., in 10 hours, seven Charlotte-Gastonia highway neal' und th~ saw sparks flying. 1,____________ ·_ ~============== range new contract. Lines clear . minutes and 10 seconds, Miss Action Counteract8 • the Catawba river bridge. About lhat lime, he said, the Only.200 Veterans Awaiting. Cochron clipped nearly lhree and The occupants of the car, two heavy IJt1s tumbled down the em­ 'Cry Havoc!' "Signed W. R. Meeks." No Harem women, two men and a small bankm~nt: Women passengers, he Expected for Five a ha If hours from the former Mysterious Activities Ready to Mee' child, were killed instantly. The said, 46'eamed and called for Day Annual Reunion Meeks did not amplify on the record set by Laul'a Ingalls Sept. Of Insurgent Boats Arab Youth, Bride To automobile was demolished, and help. Some of the men passen­ 'Dealers in Death' To statement but the "lines clear" l2, 1935. the bodies were mangled beyond gers crawled through windows -Be Trained DES MOINES, Sept. 3 (AP) - phrase was taken generally to Miss Ingalls' recol'd on 0 flight Sail to Iraq l'ecognit ion. and ailJed others in leaving the GIBRALTAR, Sept. 3 (AP)- !-_-....,.~ Two IUrear guard companies" of mean that he was ready for a from Burbank to Floyd Bennett At least a dozen of the passen­ bus. meeUng. WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 (AP)- the almost-vanished Grand Al'my field , N. Y., WliS mode in J3 hours, Tile British navy today began NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (AP) - A gers in the bus were injured. Police. said they thought the Severa] hours previously the 01- 34 minutes and (ive seconds. concentrating warships in the 17-yeal'-0Id Missouri form gjrl All available ambulances from automot>i.le was from Charlotte. President Roosevelt today approv- of the Republic will assemble here ficial hunt for the missing woman Miss Cochron, 27, wlte of Fi- Stroit of Gibraltar to counteract ahd her American _ educated hus­ Charlotte and Belmont we r e FOUl' ot the dead were taken to ed army plans to begin training tomorrow to open the 72nd nation­ was brought to a standstill and rushed to the scene to transport Gaston.id, one to Charlotte. pnvate manufacturers to produce, nuncier Floyd B. OdIum and an ' ~1yster ious activities of Spanish band of a week, Nijib Toonie, plan unlimited quantities of semi-au to- al encampment ?t the "boys in shortly thereafter Meek said law orphan who started to work at matic rifles, antiTaircraft guns and blue'." enforcement agencies had retired 11, shoved her silvery plane inRurgent men-of-war. to sail next week for Basra, Iraq, 15,000 French Workers o,t',strikeas Crisis trom the picture to permit him to across the country ut 246 miles The inwrgent fleet galhereJ but not to a hal'em, as the girl's other munitions in event of war. Des Moin ~s o:fficials handling contact the abductors and try to . an hour to lolte down $12,500 In parents feared, nor under the spell The war department announced encampment details said advance IIround the great, powerfully-for- of some stl'ange "love potion," as In Prenlier Daladier's G6V't Continues the president had released the first meet their demands, which he prize mon y In Ul B ndix race.
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