1'1A Y 26, ~942 - • : so- - i . Outnumber Double DutY Thundershowe rs ( The Dimes You CODtrlbu1e WH&q IOWA: 0 deelded Will IA lnn ~ to 1 iii Air H Ip Win thi! Wal' Now, Help TH·E DAILY IOWA'N )leratu ; attered U1liWkr Iowa Studenta Lll ter! lib \fer thll s1tl'rnOOD rican .Soil i,: ~ Iowa C i tyl, Morning New s pa per FIVE CENTS Tnl A SSOCIATBD .&BS8 IOWA CITY. IOWA WEDNESDAY. MAY 27. 1942 'I'BI A ..OC.ATID PUIS VOLUME XLD NUMBER 210 Boys Lose 3:~ ... to Every One British Aces t ' e K (AP)-The air pat. is now three Geiniln :0 every British Jl)lht the axis power' ItI1I ,o ity in the number. at es by 50 per ernt, five, OVI ts )dlan and Auslralian here yesterday. I I the enemy planea art , manned , by n~i pI_ ! still going st~J1I,~ a~~~ ~~~~eR~~ leet' Timoshenko's 'Forces Dig Info omc in supcrior"f1uD1_ not lacking in abilR,: ,ge to beat them Off.h, Hitl"ar Pressin Newly-Won KJlarkoy Positions ,as high in Pi'ai5e of Vright P-40 AmetlClll 5 been using. , ~ CLAIM THESE ARE AMERICANS CAPTURED ON BATAAN MO. COW, Wednesday (AP) - Marshal Timo benko' foreeR the P-40's and , their · Armed Forces to Get dug into their newly.won I)ositiolls on the Kharkov front today 5t," he s'ald. "'i'hQ'!'t Allied Mediterranean Position alter a dl'ep udvanc( [rom preYiollsly consolidated points while I aU to band/I!) I!nd in Ole south the red army i holding off increasiog-Iy violent lble to out-IlU\!\t\lver First Crack at Fish G rmlln It sault! upon their flank, the nil, illns announced offic ,llany could send In.", ,lians did not dlJCO\lnt Threatened by Nazi Demands Cannery Products ially 1It midniA'ht. d flying abillty ·of Iht Th midnight communiqnc said the Rn inns were rapidly lorti 1 Messerschnildt 1l1li fying their reclaimed positions, which front line dispatches Haid ) C said, c an ';at~1J) a LONDON (AP)-'l'l'lIstwol'thy r~ p O\' t s from the (lontincnt fhot WPB Orders Canners wel'e gaint>t1 in II (ll'il'lI w('sflVllrd toward Kbllt'kov on thl' right miles all pour ,with a •~dolr Hil le[' i~ using ltllly's t.e l'l'itol'ial demands on Fl'one<' to Not to Market Until and center . compression inecblll wring from Piel'l'l' TJIII'ul the li se of the l<' 1'l'lleh fleet appear'ed lost In their desperate effort Lo crumbl!' fhp Russilln south , rn flank fling ~ uddcn , , &~ night to illdicn/(' a nt'w thl'cat to the allies' Ill'I'Cnl'iollS m8~te l 'Y of Navy, Army Supplied in the Tzyum·Banre nkovo sector, oyiet dispatches ijllid, the 01' 1' ~ e d , ". . " the Medifel'l'Dlwun. mans hurled swarms of parllchllti ts into the battle of men and ; fl ying ma\es, <:ald Sonl'res with IIndeJ'gl'olllld conneetions in 'EuI'opr snid I;nvill WASHINGTON (AP) - The tanks only to 1111\'(' fhem picked off b~' )'rd IIrmy shorpshoolPrR ncd the ri icknalllc 01 had gi\'en rrl'mis~ilJll rOt· the training or l'<'l'lllOn snilol's ut I"l'en('h Wor Production Board yesterday before th y hit thl' t,:round. d is credited 'lyllh gave the army nnd navy first crack In tllt· period of ]\fuy )7-22 llemy ail·cralL. -; naval YOI'ds, a eOIl('es~ion wh ich it was ns.qlllllC'll would pPl'mil thl' ('ommltniqnr listl'd 332 Oer. I, 19 British pla~ at. them 10 fumililll'izA fhemselv{'s lVith 1Iw ope riltion or Ihe big hllll]('· at n1l salmon, snrdlnes, mackerel Jcrman bombers and ship~ Dllllkcrqnl' lind. Ll'osbourg li nd Othl' l' eompQncnL~ 01' the and Atlantic hel'ring to be canned mlln plon('s destroyed Ilgainst, dw ell said, He added ilret ot '1'on10n. in the United Stotes this year, Arnold Confers 127 lo:;.~('s to fhe • oviC't Ilir forcc. A slackening In the Jlerce aerial ial record crcdiiect Ihe Othel' ndviccs from the cont,incnt . aid PI'emie\' Mlissolini hod Canners were ordered to set aside their entire pack until the warfare was indicated by the I shooting down ' Z~ served 11pon l;aval a detai lcd note on ]toly's tC1'1'itol'iul (Jcllllmc\s, armed forces can determine how statement that on Monday only :-s, while, the a t ililh )l8)·jicnlvl'ly COI'SicD and Nice. Lava l was . aid to huve iudicllt d planes, and s!"vcd twd much of it they wilt need. Tt ony With British 11 nazi cralt and eight Russian willingness to clisel1s~ Tllllisill+ Js lett over. It may then be sold to cra:!t were downed. lllad.tot\Le~dct . ~ ' which bordeN! Italy's' Libya, and the civilian publiC. Reds Boldlnr Initiative Believe U_S., English Before K ha r k 0 v, dispatches ,f the R.'A,F;; , 01, which wou ld be a vnhwble base Curtail Induslrlal Equipment I toW for axis operations in Africa and irom the Iront indicated the Soviet gIlt bombilTp ' ~ai~ Counters At the same lime, WPB forbade Strategists Planning the Mediterranean. u.s. was In firm grasp of the initiative. future sales or delivery of 14 types I in ~i,byal Creot1. 8M' Situatioll Grave of general industrial C
• WEDNESDAY. MAY 27. 1942 TBE DAILY lOW AM. toW A. CITY. JOW A. PAGEnmEB Secon~ Annual Iowa Pilgrim Moose Assembly Will Begin Three-Day Meeting Friday Dashing Turban ~nator James Davis Women Can Volunteer for- Bride-Elect Honored Summer Is the Time for Renovating Your Home Act as Chairman At Bridge, Shower fo Nurse's Aide Course Dusty* Attics* * and Damp Basements* * * oner Surprising *Possibilities * * Initiation to Be Held -To Help in War Emergency Party Tuesday Night Friday in Elks Home ...... H orlnll NOmul lAmey, bride For 25 Candidates • They can't Shou Ider guns, they ferred in *the *CO UI'* because they• elect, a miscellaneous shower was can't drive heavily armoured can better adapt theIr schedules lIiven last night by Mrs. Jim Second annual Iowa Pilgrim tanks, but woml'n can help in the to Include the nec sary classes and O'Brien, Mrs. Lester O'Brien, Mrs. Moose assembly of Women of the present notional emergency by practice work. Clem Dunn, Mrs. Katherine Logan Moose will meet in Iowa City Fri volunteerine as nurse's aides and Group Nurser, and Mrs. Bruce Gibson. The brldgl' day through Sunday with Se.n. taking the preliminary traininll Group nurseries to take care of party w at 8 o'clock In ¥oude's James J. Davis or Pennsylvania, course organized by the Red Cross, children whose mothers are ;n class inn. pilgrim eovemor or the SOCiety, thus releasine "graduate nurses tor and a speeded-up prollrllm of Mrs. Leeney will be married pmiding at the meetings. more important service. housework are suggested to belp June 3 to John Harold Gaten of Chaplers from Boone, Burling AcCOrd ine to a recent progress the housewlte .rrange her schedule Iowa City. ion, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Daven report, 525 Red Cross chapters in to suit the course. Guests at the party were Mrs. port, Des Moines, De Witt, Ft. the United States had nurse's aide The tralnlnll la ts seven weeks. Hanorah Leeney, Mrs. Charles Dodge, Ft. Mad ison, Keokuk, Mar training courses In th~Ir programs. during which 80 hours are pent in Broila. Mrs. WiU Hlnek, Mrs. John shalltown, Mason City, Oelwein Ot these chapters 17,919 students classes and actual practice in the Organ, Mrs. Will Orgoo, Mrs. Ed and Sioux City, besides the lows were in (raininll at the time and wards. 1n the first COurse eiven in ward Organ, Mrs. Will Buchele, City chapter, will be represented 7,956 women had been awarded Iowa City, three weeks were spent Mrs. Paul Leeney, Mrs. Merle al the conference theme of which theI r volunlel'r nurse's oide certi In dally two-hour classes In medi Leeney, Mrs. Julius Soens, Mrs. A dramatic print in a dashing fica tes. cal laboratorIes of the hospital. Raymond Leeney, Mrs. Frank win be "Make New Friends but wrsp-around turban makes for Keep the Old." 33 Graduates During the lost four weeks of the Leeney, Mrs. Winnie Leeney, Mrs. smartness these busy days. This The nation-wide interest in this course, the cllss spent three hours An inltiallon banquet will open George Leeney, Mrs. Charles clever topper complements any tralnlne course has been reflected a day workIng in hospital wards. Smith, Mrs. Mary Cohen, Mrs. Pot the conterence Friday evening at ensemble of basic color. The tur e o'clock In. the D and L grill, to In Iowa City, where 33 women This work included makine beds, Hannon, Mrs. Russell Vendure. ban, wound up to the crown in a were graduated early in May from cl~an be tollowed at 8 o'clock by the iJving baths and back rubs, Mrs. John Leonard, Mrs. Mary giant figure eight, covers the hair the nurse's aide course conducted ing Dnd serving (ood to the po InitJation of the closs of 25 candi O'Connor, Mrs. Don McComas, and is set back to reveal a frilly at UniversIty hospital. tients. dates at the Elks home. Mrs. Leo O'Meara, Mrs. Earl Gii row of banKS. Curled leaves of gold Another course In this work is After successfully completing tb~ pin, Mrs. Will Holland, Mrs. Ger This initiation, in honor of Mrs. set with diamonds worn high on being planned snd will start early course, the volunteer nUl'le's aide prances Wiebke of Indianapolis, trude Quilin, Mrs. Will O'Brien, the shoulder enhance the accent In June it there ore enough volun pledges to do at I~ast 150 hours Ind., grand dean of the academy Mrs. Edith Heisner, Mrs. Sadie on smartness. teers Interested In taking the hospItal work annually for Ihe next Leeney. of friendship, will be conducted course, announces Mrs. N. G. Al four years. Geneva McGowan, Katherine by the hostess chapter, No. 509 of cock, In charee of membership en Mrs. Arthur Morris was the City. A reception tor out-of Donabue, Margaret Leeney, Marie Iowa rollment tor the class. teacher for the course recently Leeney, Geraldine Logan, Winnie IOwn guests will be held after ini To qualify, women must be high completed. LoIs B. Corder, dIrector Kelley, Agnes Kelley, Mory Brad tiation. 47 CPT Fliers school eraduates between 18 and of the school of nursine, Is chair ley, Ethel Collins, Julia Organ. Rerlstrallon 50 years old. Housewives, rather man ot the volunteer nurse's aide Mrs. Ullian Williams of Oxford Reglslration of visitors will take / than students in school, are pre- corps committee. and Mrs. Clyde Randolph ot Cedar An example of transformed waste space, this cheerful attic bedroom was made over by the use ot in place in Moose hall at 9 o'clock Rapids. Saturday morning. At 9 :30 a.m. Finish Course ulating board In a random plank panel effect. A bunk bed built Into the side of the room has drawers Ihe Moose drum and bugle corps a t 2:30 p.m. In the home ot Mrs. built In underneath lor extra storalle space. Here's a room that Is attractive, well-insulated, sound-proof will march in the Memorial day lCharles Anderson, 415 Clark. and economical all in one. parade. Twenly-eight primary and 19 Today a a • secondary students have success With students pouring into Iowa cellenl for children's* * playrooms. Whether your reclaimed room A silhtseeing trip for the visi 17 Local Organizations Among * * * * * * * tors will start at 1:30 Salurday fully completed their flight in Unit F. City for summer s . sIons, housI ng The space under the attic eaves is for your familY's U£:! or for afternoon from Moose hall. At 6:30 struction for the spring session of Plan to Meet · .. of the W. S. C. S. wlll meet Iowa City People hOB become a problem. This sItua makes on excellent storage space student h ousing, it's wise to stal·t p.rn. Senator Davis will speak over the civilian pilot training program, at 2:30 p.m. wllh Mrs. Deborah tion in Iowa City is duplicated for toys which otherwise are scat now on your renovating job. Not WSUr. Paul Shaw, manager of the Shaw Altrusa _ . " Hurley, 525 N. Van Buren. jn other Cities where u rush of de tered around the house. There's only is remodeling done more com Members or both the Loyal Mrs. B. Whinery, 1023 Kirk noihing like havine a playroom or fortably In the summertime, but Air c r aft company, announced · .. will meet at ncon In the 10yer • • F. lense or government workers has Order .of MOOse and Women of the yesterday. wood, returned recently t l' 0 m their own with ample space for no one knows how stringent gov of Iowa Union for luncheon. raised the housinr quesUon. MOO6e will meet for a joint ban Students who have fin ished pri Unit G - .. Chicago. Have you evel' wbihed for an their playthings to keep children ernment r lIulalions concerning the W. S. C. S. will hove a • a quet of the .. J oi n the Moose" mary wprk are John Bailey of Ce • • a · ... ot occupied and out from underfoot. buildlnll materials may become. a 1 o'clock luncheon in the home other room in your home? Maybe Mooseheart alumni at the Hotel dar Rapids, Marion Barger of Ce DeMo lay .. _ VislUne Mrs. Pea r I Bennett not for students, but to accom Jefferson at 7 o'clock Saturday ot Mrs. B. E. Manville, 126 Rich Broxam, 127 E. Fairchild, Is Mrs. -- -- _... - - - -~-- -- - . ------dar RApids, W. T. Barnes of ot · .. will have a business meeting ards. modate a growing family which evening. A musical program fea tumwa. Alan Beardslee of Man at 7:30 p.m. in lhe Masonic tem WIlliam A. Allen at Los Aneelel. requires more elbow room? You turing Dusty Keaton's orchestra cl1esler, James Brown of Mason ple. Practice for initiallon will fol • • • Mrs. Allen Is the former Helen may have just such a room hidden and the junior chorus of the Wo- City, Bernard F'ranquemont of Des low the meetIng. Unit H • .. LetSO!1, a graduate of the Univer in your present home in the guise men of the Moose, directed by Mrs. Moines. a • • · •. of the W. S. C. S. will meet sity of Iowa. ot an unfinished attic or base M. M. Crayne, will be given. George Frye of Albia, William at 2:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. • • a ment. Bulldmg experts have e - Laurence Grove, grand gover Gilbert of Dorset, Vt., Edward Group IV of ... Thomas Caywood, 943 Iowa. Betty Lou Lorimer of Daven timated that one-third oC the space nor of the Loyal Order of Moose, Hicklin ot Wapello, Bruce Hicks ot ...... the Women's Association of port and Dorothy Miller or Cedar in homes today Is not fully utilized the Presbyterian church will meet • • will be toastmaster at the banquet Gravity, Charles Jones of Sac City, Rapids visited friends at the Gam and that attics and bas menu I which will be followed by a dance Donald Kreymer of Ft. Madison, at 2:30 this afternoon in the home Unit I . .. ma Phi Bela house last week-end. make up most of this figure. of Mrs. Elmer Anderson, 1040 E. · .. will meet at 2:30 p.m. In the s held in Moose hall at 9 p.m. Everett Kuntz of Ridgeway, Paul • • a Remodel Attic Burlington. home of Mrs. W. L. Bridenstine, Sunday Prorram L~gomarc i no of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. E. E. Guele, 229 N. Gilbert, With future home building re Sunday's program will open with a a • 1116 Franklin. visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wal Donald Lash ot Council Bluffs, • a • stricted by curtailment ot mil registration of members of the Claude CliUord Lomax Jr., of lola Council No. 54 Iich of Newton last week-end, re- t rials, homeowners who nced ad JiDUR ' FURS~ AF~LY ,_r I(ademy or friendship in the Elks Maquon, Ill., Robert Lyons ' of ...... degree of Pocahontas will Uh it J . • . turning to fowa City Sunday eve- ditional room lire wise 10 look into borne at 11 a.m. Mrs. C. H. Horst, Charter Oak, Max Major of Mason have a bu~iness meeting "I 7:30 · .. ot the W. S. C. S. will have nlnl!. the po:;sibililie ot that allic or chairman of the local academy of City, Donald Martin of Martelle, p.m. In the K. ot P. 11011. breakfast ai 9 a.m. in the home ot • a • basement Hlled wllh old trunks .•J friendship, will act as registrar. Aythur Moellering of Garnavillo, • • • Mrs. C. G. Sample, 649 S. Gov- Arter a week's visit with Mrs. and the ca t-o(f furniture of three She will also be in charge of the Frank Ogden of Clinton, Harry ernor Iv. A. Gunnette, 512 N. Gilbert, or four generation . . ... fa J.a11s A...... Ladies Auxiliary . .• . • • Mrs. Hattie Brownell returned to ~~ 12 o'clock luncheon at Reich's pine Peterson of Red Wing, Minn. Intxpensive bUilding materials · .. of Patriarchs Militant will her home in Des Moines Sunday. room honori ng Mrs. Wiebke, Ruth Robert Phillips of Maquoketa, Young Lutheran not on the governmenl'a prioriti .. s .y the Fur Institute Perkins, associate dean of the aca James August Scholes of West meet at 8 o'clock this evening In list are the answer to the homc- 1,.. . Odd Fellows hall. · .. Dames will meet at 2:30 this Joan Houghton·'. of Red Oak O!1d demy of friendship, and the can . Burlington, Gene Scott ot Sioux owner's proyer lor an conomlcal of America didates fur the degree. City, Robert Simmons of Marengo, • • • afternoon in the home ot Mrs. Dorothy Miller or Cedar RapIds and speedy transformation fir Paul Ross, 726 Clark. The ritual session of the academy Leo Vergamlni of Cou ncil' Bluffs St. Wenceslaus. are visiting Jean Bryant, 229 S. wasted space Into u e(ul living Summit. They will remain here wIll meet at 2 o'clock at the Elks and Thomas Westrope of Rarlan. '" ladies will meet at 2 : 15 p.m. room. Decorative insulation ma- y EAR after year our ' until Friday. home where degrees will be con Secondary trainees who have in the church parlors. terial In plank, lile or sheet form CustOmers come back , ferred by Senator Davis. This will completed flight instruction are a a • 27 Students Enrolled • • • doe wonders in covering ceilIng I Mr. ond Mrs. D. Nesser or be followed by a SYlllPosium on the William Boshart of Waylanc;\, John P. and walls. This type of board nol to us for fur storage., Unit A In Typewriting Class Cedar Rapids, are the parents of academy of friendship conducted Bonnell of Eldridge, EvereLt I . . . only insulotes and decorates, but They know our modern, by Ruth Perkins. Burham of Wa shington Robert··· of the W. S. C. S. Will have a For 8·Week Session a 5-pound, l4-ounce boy b 0 r n sound-proofs as well. It your fum- I Speakers from the Towa City Clow of Fairfield Edward Dunn of weiner roast at 7 o'clock this eve Monday morninll at Mercy hos ily, although normally nice, gels cold -conditioned, arm-'I pital. chapter will be Mrs. Leo E. Kohl, Bellevue Willia~ Everett of Little nine in the home of Mrs. Ellis An eight-week course Ln person unbeat'ablY noisy at times, a noise- ored v2ults are 100 % Mrs. George Unash, M,·s. Sue Sioux. ' Crawford, 50 Highland drive. al typewritlni to provide Instruc proofed room lIke this is a boon Wiese, Mrs. Catherine Roberts, and William F ife of Corning, Rober t a.. tion for beginners and advanced • ______.. _._-. to shattered nerves. relia ble protection. Mrs. C. H. Horst. students will be oftered at Uni Frink of Washington, Jack Greve Unit B • , , D and L to Entertain l'layrooms Bring in your furs right Ritual Competition 0/ Boone, Cecil HInton or Coggon, ... ot the W. S. C. S. will meet versity High school beglnning June , d I AttiC. or basement rooms are ex- At 4:30 p.m. there will be a ri Hubert Jaeckel 0/ fjamburg, tor a potluck luncheon at I p.m. 8. I En IIste Navy Men -- - -- now, be fore warm tual competition lor academy of George Kirk of Moline, III., Maur- in the home of Mrs. B. J . Lambert, The class will meet daily, Mon friendship ritual, whiCh will be day through Friday, at 10 a.m . Full • weather and fa st-multi ice Mahoney of Ackley, Lawrence 4 Melrose circle. The enlisted men of the naval• Charge Account Books limited to members of the aca Peet J r., of Des Moines. • • closs membershi l? of 27 University plying insects can dam demy. h igh school students has been reg pre-flight school will be enter Available to I.C, Stores Richard Remer of Urbana, John U . C tained tonight at a stenk dinner by [EADiNiG TEST , Three choruses, representing Roberts of Sioux City, Roy Sand- nit ..• istered. No high school credit will age them, Every fur we tl!s t in Ger Iowa Oity, Des Moines and Cedar erson of Davenport, David Weich- ... of the W. S. C. S. will , meet be gIven. Doug and Lola Fairbanks. The Convenient booklets tor glving store is covered by all- at 4 p.m. Thun- Rapids chapters, will enter the Arrangements for the PlIyment dinner is called for 6:30 and will Information on new government man of Newhall and Harlan Wied- in the home of Mrs. H. H. Gibbs, . ---.-~ May 28 in rOCIII chorus competition at the Elks errecht of Wapello. 529 S Lucas, at 2:30 p.m. of the tuition fee for the cour6i! are be held In the Spanish room 01 regulations conceming use of the purpose -!-.1l!urance./ the DIL Grill. Candidates lilt home at 5 p.m. • • • to be made with Mary Lou KelleY, charge account are available to dictionaries. Mter a plate lunch at 6 o'clock, Unit D . __ room 308, University hieh school. Every enlisted man ot the pre local stores, it was announced yes FEHLING members' of the Loyal Order of Child Care, Training William J . Masson of the relular flight schOOl is invited to attend. terday. Storekeepers may secure the W. S. C. S. will have a PHONE 9607 Moose and Women of the Moose ... at UnIversity high school star! wIll Complimentary tickets may be se this Information for their custo Committee of Women 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Our Bonded Messenrer CLUB "'ill attend a dance at Moose lake be the instructor. cured by calling Ralph Greenoueh mers by eetUnll in touch with the Mrs. F. S. Witzigman, 1217 Pick· m e'" Ll<'", tl1is sUJllll1fr home. at Lake Macbride at 8 :45 Of Moose Will Meet at x8215. Will Call tor Your Fur ard. office of the Iowa City credit bur- r,,,.. ,j ,,v evening Junt P.m. This dance will be the closing The most dreaded natural ene eau. Fur S&orace Cost.- the cafeteria' of. tvent in the conference. Members of the child care and • • mies ot chickens are hawks, crows, The first electric organ in the The booklets give some general $3 tor $100 Valuation sou nd 'IlIOvies General chaIrman of the pro- training committee of Women of Unit E owl., rats, loxes, skunks and United States was built and pat- information Oil' the new regula- "The Attack on Iflm is Mrs. Harold Roberts. Her enled by Hilborne Roosevelt 8 t' I the Moose will be entertained at . . . of the W. S. C. S. will meet weasels. ancestor ot the President. ,n Ions a ong with some questions and "The United co-workers are Mrs. Clifford Hea s dinner tonight at 7 o'clock by I and answers. cock, Mrs. Walter Riley, Mrs. Mrs. George Kondora, 1738 N. Du Catherine Roberts, Bessie Smith buque, committee chairman. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt. . Dinner will be followed by a For Members of the hospitality com business meeting and an informal mittee are Mrs. George Unash, social hour. Mrs. Leo E. Kohl, Mrs. Preston Committee members who will COOL COMFORT HELP THE WAR EFFORT Koser, M~s. Wayne Putnam and attend are Mrs. Ray Amrine, Mrs. RETURN YOUR HANGERS Joers. John Ludwig. C. D. Grede, Mrs. Walter Chud This Week·End CASH REFUND OF Sc wick, Mrs. Ben Hoffman, Anno Wacek, Mary Wacek, Mrs. Maud FOR EACH 10 HANGERS Red Cross Workers Tindall, Florence Churchill, Mrs. Nate Moore Sr., Mrs. Leo E. Kohl, PALM BEACH Mrs. William J . Parizek and Mrs. "... Plan Sewing Session L. L. Smith. Mrs. Harold Roberts, Mrs. Cath DRESS American Red Cross workers arine Roberts and Mrs. Pres(on I' ...... ~Jl meet in the sewing room of Koser, officers at the society, will 1'''''a.1II !!Ie Community building fro m also be guests. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow . SUIT SUIT red, white a •• blue rooms . Material has been received tor , - lighting, !be kit baIlS which will be gi1en Bundles for Britain fabrics and fumiihlngs blended for to ,each soldier gOine overseass. Bundles for Britain will meet at COAT beauty and reaUulneu ••• lingle and double The lint 100 of these will be 10 a.m. tomorrow in the basement twin bed••• pacioul night tablel. portable wraPPed and filled tomorrow. of the Iowa State bank building. dr.... r deab ••• living room comfort by day Yam wIll be given ouL for turtle and sleeping room facilities at night ••• for one neck aweaters, helmets and watch to four peraona. capa of navy yarn, and helmets, cap - murtlers and wristlets of olive-di'ab yarn. '-4,. ••"I>I>.r Hill lim • • • • • HIe ...• MI'I.· H'. H. Hoeltje will g i v e M •••• au Ilia Hllll • " " • •• !9c p'. knitting instructions trom 1: 30 to Palm Beach SLACKS, $5.95 l.4,·•• r C~1I4·. MAU IOl11 ••• ' Sile 4 o'clock In the alternoon. M•• • ••• I.,', MAL' 10UI " • " • 89c Plan Kensington Teo Civic Newcomers will have a kenJlnglon tea at the home of Mn. James McDaniel, 523 S. BR EME R' ·S Lueu, at 2 o'clock tomorrow aft .moon. Mrs. Frank Pycha will aulJt the haste ... " HE DAI.LY JOWAN, IOWA C-lTY, IOWA - WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. 114l
Sports • IYankees -Trample Bos_ox Under Hit Barrage Da! Trail Pound Three Boston Fleming's Hit in 9th Shut Ouf Delivers THE DAILY IOWAN, "arry (ooper MABTIN 1Pitchers for 13 Hits Gives Tribe 2-1 Win Kentucky Derby Kin, * Unknowns to Handle II W' · 9 2G Takes Handicap * Coaching Positions . n mmng - ame Victory Over Chisox. Takes Honors · Is Harder's Third; NEW YORK (AP)-Shut Out, * For Duration of War surprise winner of the Kentucky SPORTS 7th Loss for Smith In P.G.A. Tesl derby, served notice yesterday thiI Alsab may not have the June I CLEVELAND (AP)-Les Flem running of the rich Belmont stabs ATLANTIC CITY, N: J . (AP) Jack Sords ing singled home a pair of runs in at his mercy when he ea Ily WflI By the ninth to snap the Indians' los The golf form that made Harry the Ballot handicap at Belnqt ing streak at five games and give Cooper one of the game's most park. sensational competitors in the York Yankees raided three pitch Javery Hurls them a 2 to 1 victory over the Mrs. Payne Whitney's three-yw Chicago White Sox under the sta middle thirties appeared suddenly old son of Equipoise romped aWl, ers tor 13 hits, including three to have returned as he sailed dium lights last night. It was Ed from three veterans twice bls a(! home runs, to overwhelm the BoS around the Seaview country 'club gar Smith's seventh straight loss Of as he hit the finish line 01 Ih! ton Red Sox, 9 to 2, yesterday course in 67-71 Monday and yes Boslon Braves the season. mile and an eighth race in adv~ behind the six-hit hurling of At terday to capture medallst honors of W. L. Brann's Challendon. ley Donald. ChlcaKo ABRHPOAE in the Qualifying test lor the And as if to emphasize the eax The slender righthander kept P.G.A. championship. with which he won, Shut Out Moses, rf ...... 2 0 0 3 0 0 the red soc.kers suppressed except To 4·2 Viclory • • • travelled the distance, under Ih! Appling, ss ...... 4 0 0 4 4 0 for the third inning when Pete Little considered when the direction of Eddie Arcaro, In Ih! Kuhel, Ib ...... 4 0 1 6 0 0 Fox sltgled and Ted Williams professionals Kathered tor their last time or 1 :48 4/ 5, only two Hoag, ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 smashed out his 12th home run. BOSTON (AP) - Still holding e! annual slullest, the Minneap nIths or a second the track 1 0 3 1 0 ott Even this tremendous blow was Kolloway, 2b .... 3 olis star thrust his way Into the record. determIned Iy to second place in 0 0 2 3 0 an anti-climax, however, for the Lodigiani, 3b .... 4 forefront by the way he tore Into Challedon, ridden by Georgje the National league, the Boston Jf4 0 3 1 0 0 world champions already had prO R. Kennedy, Seaview. Those who followed Woolf, had another five len,o...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 vided the mOl'e than 11,0<10 cus Braves pounced on an old nemesis, Tresh, c him were predicting he would on Louis B. Mayer's Australiu 0 1 0 0 0 tomers with a show in the fIrst lefty Cliff Melton, for three runs E. Smith, p ...... 3 l ive ·the Nelsons and the Hogans Star, reading 2nd, while Third !le. inning. in the first two innings yesterday ------and al\ of them a terrific arKU· gree, stablemate ot Shut Out. Little Frankie Crosetti led off and went on to beat the New Totals ...... 31 1 7 25x 8 0 ment In the 36·h 0 I e matches out when winning run trailed by six more ·Ienltths. Re with a walk and coasted across York Giants, 4 to 2. x-One starting today and continuing membel'ing Shut Out's fine derby the plate on a towering home run Al Javery pitched six-hit ball scored tbrouKb Sunday. performance and apparently over by Tom Hem'ich, his third of the for the Braves and in spite of Cleveland ABRHPOAl: • • • looking the iact he did no betltr year. Then J6e DiMaggio singl~ three errors by his teamma tes re Cooper's 's6-hole total of 138 than firth in the Preakness, and Ch.arley Reller, who had been taihed control of the situation ex Boudreau, ss .... 3 0 2 2 5 0 won him the medal by a single in a hitting slump, followed With cept in the third, when a wild Hockett, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 stroke over Corp. Jim Turnesa a line drive into Boston's bUll pen throw by third baseman Nanny Keltner, 3b ...... I 0 1 0 I 0 and Sammy Byrd, the former base Hats Trip A's, 8to 3, next to the' bleachers in right Fernandez let Bill Jurges go all Heath, If ...... 4 1 0 0 0 0 ball star, each of whom carded a center. 1t was his fourth homer. the way to second to open the Milis, ct ...... 4 I 1 4 0 0 two-day 139. TU1'nesa, now sta All of these blows were at the inning. Dave Koslo, rookie relief Fleming, Ib ...... 4 0 1 7 0 0 tioned at Fort Dix, scored 67-72, Behind Steve Sund{a expense of Joe Dobson, who gave pitcher, then doubled to left, Grimes, 2b ...... 3 0 0 6 1 0 and Byrd copied him to the letter. way to lefty Ken Chase at the start Jurges holdIng up at third, and Hegan, c ...... 3 0 0 6 I 0 Craig Wood, the National Open PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The I I of the second. The southpaw was Nick Witek doubled both runners Harder, p ...... 3 0 0 1 2 0 champion. held dow n the 140 Washington Senators swept thrk r tagged for two runs In the third. home. bracket all by himself with suc two-game series with the Phlla· Crosetti led oft the fourth with Melton beat Boston three times Totals ...... 29 2 6 27 10 0 cessive rounds of 70. delphia Athletics. notching an B" a single. He was forced by Hen without a defeat last year and had Chicago ...... 000 000 001-1 The two most feared competi 3 triumph behind big Steve Sun· rich, but with two out Joe Di stopped the Braves twice this sea-· Cleveland ...... 000 000 002-2 tors in the field, Byron Nelson ot dra's careful pitching yesterday. Maggio dropped a high fly into 1-11 RAM son. Runs batted in-Kennedy, flem- Toledo', and Ben Hogan of Her Sundra allowed 11 hits, only tll'l the righttield corner for a triple, With two out in the first inning ing 2. Two base hits - Hockett, shey, Pa., shared the 141 berth less than the Senators' gol 011 scoring Henrich, and a single by Eddie Miller singled, Fernandez Mills. Stolen bases - Kolloway. with big Ed Dudley, the P.G.A. Luman Harris and Herman BesII, Joe Gordon brought home DI B'rHORN, walked, Miller stole thh;d, and Sacrifices - Kolloway. D 0 ubi e champion, while at 142 were but he tightened in the clinches. Maggio. cl-ltCAGo Ci.J8S . PI-rclle~1 then Mlller and Fernandez work· plays - Appling, Kolloway and bunched Lloyd Mangrum, Willie The Nals shelled Harris from Bill Rutland went to the mound -(Me FIRST' PvERr'O K'lCAJ>/ ed a perfect double steal to score Kuhel ; Boudreau and Fleming; Goggin and Bruce Coltart, the the mound aUer six innings, whit'll = in the fifth and was immediately SAse8AL.L Pt..Aif3rc 1'0 1-111' a run. Appling and KolJoway; Harder and home club professional. included Jake Early's first holllt tapped for Crosctti's first homer -(/ole ~tc:; ~eAGves Chet Ross opened the second Boudreau. Left on bases-Chicago The two qualifying rounds run of the year in the sixth. The, of the year, but kept the Yanks stanza with his second homer of produced their casualUes. ~oth continued their assault (In Bem, 7, Cleveland 6. Bases on balls ~ Men'lI, in check thereafter. the season and after ~wo were out, off E. Smith 4. Off Harder 3. Walter Haren, a five - time and racked up an entirely un· Johnny Cooney singled, Max West Strikeouts - by E. Smith 3, by P.G.A. king, alld Gene Sarazen, needed brace ot markers in lbI AB RHO A E walked and Miller singled to cen Harder 4. three-time winner, went Into the ninth. ter scoring Cooney. discard. The game marked the last Boston's other run came off Joe Turnesa and AI Watrous major league appearance for th! Koslo in tbe fifth. were left stranded with two-day duration of Eddie Collins, Jr., SOlI MAJOR LEAGUE Detroit Tigers Snap totals of 148, while such links of the one-time great A's second New York AB R H PO A E giants as Horton Smith, Johnny baseman who now is vice presi· Revolta and Ralph Guldahl found dent of the Boston Red Sox. Col· Bartell, 3b ...... 4 2 2 0 STANDINGS 0 0 Browns' Streak, 3-1 their 150s among the discards. lins is scheduled to receive 9 com· ~ 0 Witek, 2b ...... 11 0 1 2 1 Others who will be on their un mission as a navy ensign today at Ott, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 ST. LOUIS (AP)-The Detroit happy way home today included Arlington. Va. His last pl'otessional Mize, Ib .... ,...... 4 0 0 7 1 0 Tigers snapped the St. Louls Clarke Morse ot Wellston, Mo. , act was to pinch-hit for Besse III Marshall, u: ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 Browns' winning streak at four who ran the gamut from a daz the nfnth. He singled. Leiber, cf ...... ~ 3 0 0 1 0 0 straight last night as they took a zling 68 Monday to an 81 yester ABR HPOAI Maynard, xx .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 to 1 decision featured by Eric day. Corp. Ed (Porkey) Oliver 0 Danning, c ...... 4 0 1 5 0 McNair's first home run of the also found his 151 insufficient. Estalella, 3b .... 4 1 1 0 I 0 0 Jurges, ss ...... 3 1 1 2 1 season and a hearty argument over • • • Spence, cf ...... 5 1 1 9 0 I p ... - 0 Melton, ...... 0 0 0 1 0 the Brownies one run. A "sudden dea.th" playoff Chartak, rf ...... 3 1 I 1 0 0 Koslo, P ...... 2 1 1 0 2 0 JBirddie Tebbetts, the Detroit was necessary to fill olit the list Campbell, 11 ...... 5 0 2 5 0 0 YOUng, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 catcher, was banished in the !lfth of 31 who will join Corporal Vernon, lb ...... 5 1 2 7 0 0 Adams, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 inning for his vigorous protest of a Ghuzi, the defending cha.mpion, Early, c ...... 5 I 2 I 0 ------decision at the plate as Al Holl in Ihe hand-to-hand matches. Repass, 2b ...... 4 I 2 2 4 •0 Totals ...... 33 2 6 24 8 0 ingsworth, the Browns starting Pofahl, S8 ...... 3 1 1 2 3 I x-Batted for Koslo in 8th pitcher, scored on an outfield fly. Eight were tied at 147 , and only Sundra, p ...... 4 1 1 0 I I xx-Ran for Leiber in 9th five places were 0 pen in the Delroit ABRHPOAE ...... 38 8 13 27 Boston AB R H PO A E championship round. Paul Run TOTALS yan, Herman Barron and Tom Bloodworth, 2b ., 5 0 1 4 2 0 Philadelphia AD R H PO A I Cooney, cl ...... 5 1 1 d 0 0 Cramer, cf ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 Mahan or Beverly, Mass., drew West, Ib ...... 4 0 0 8 1 0 McCosky, If ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 the black beans. Each went over Kreevich, cf ...... 3 1 1 5 0 Miller, ss ...... 5 1 3 5 1 1 York, Ib ...... 4 0 I 9 2 0 par on the first hole while the Suder, 21) ...... 5 0 2 3 2 • Fernandez, 3b .... 2 0 0 1 1 2 Ross, rf ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 fortunate five, which included Blair, 3b ...... 5 0 0 I 0 •I Kluttz, c ...... 3 1 2 7 1 0 Higgins, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Sam Parks Jr., of Pittsburgh, a Miles, If ...... 4 1 1 5 0 0 Demaree, rf ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 McNair, ss ...... 4 1 1 1 2 0 former Open champion, managed Valo, ri ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 Ross, If ...... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Tebbetts, c ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 regulation lours. Siebert, Ib ...... 4 0 1 3 o I Sisti, 2b ...... 2 0 I 2 1 0 Parsons, c ...... I 1 1 0 0 0 Wagner, c ...... 4 0 0 5 2 • Javery, P ...... 3 0 0 1 3 0 Benton, p ...... 4 1 1 2 4 0 Bobby Doerr's Rise Wal1aesa, ss ...... 4 0 3 2 I I Harris, p ...... 2 0 0 0 2 • Totals ...... 32 4 9 27 8 3 Totals ...... 34 3 8 27 11 0 Season's Highlight Besse, p ...... 1 0 0 0 o I New York ...... 002 ()()O 000-2 NEW YORK (AP) - The all Collins, a ...... 1 I 1 0 0 t Boston ...... 120 010 OOx--4 St. Louis AB R H PO A E around play of Robert Pershing Runs batted in-Witek 2, Ross, Doerr at bat and at second base 3 11 27 7 I Gutteridge, 215 .. 3 0 o 4 TOTALS ...... 37 Miller, Sisti. Two bas e hits - 6 0 for the Boston Red Sox has been a-Batted tor Besse in 9th. Koslo, Witek, Kluttz. Home run Cliit, 3b ...... 3 0 1 0 3 1 one of the striking chapters of the Cullenbine, If ., 3 0 o 0 Washington .... _ .... 012 003 00' .... Ross. Stolen bases - Fernandez, o 1 new bJlsebaU season. Philadelphia ...... 100 001 OOI~ Miller 2. $actlfice - J a v e r y. McQUinn, Ib .... 4 0 I 12 '0 0 Up until Monday he had been Double play-Miller (unassisted). Judnich, cf ...... 3 0 1 2 o 0 hitting more than .400 and had - Left on bases-New York 5; Bos Laabs, rf ...... 3 0 o 4 o 0 been fielding better than at any ton 11. Bases on balls-off Melton Stephe!)s, S5 ••••.. 2 0 o 0 5 0 time in his career-which [s a lot 3, oct Koslo 2, off Javery 1. Struck Ferrell, c ...... 3 0 o 5 1 0 to say for the only current second out-by Koslo 4, by Adams I. by Criscola, z ...... 1 0 o 0 o 0 who rivals Joe Gordon Javery 6. Hits off Melton 4 in HOllingsworth, p 3 1 1 0 1 0 cif the New York Yankees. 1 213 innings; off Roslo 5 in 5 1/ 3; Hanning, p ...... 0 0 o 0 o 0 Doerr credits a different batting off Adams 0 in I. Hit by pitcher, McQUillen, zz .... 1 0 o 0 o 0 stance for his spe<:tacular P e r- by Melton (Fernandez). Losing - - - - - ~ formances in recent weeks. pitcher; Melton. Totals ...... 29 1 4 27 16 2 Umpires - Pinelli, BallanCanl z-Batted tor Ferrell in 9th. and BarUck. Time 2:00 . Attend zz-Batted for Hanning in 9th. TOTALS ...... 34 1 7 30 13 0 "DOORS OPEN l:H" ~nce (actual) 3538. Detroit ...... 001 010 100-3 z-Batted for Gilbel·t in 9'th. St. Louis ...... 000 010 000-1 .tool COI1J(oJf (or St. Louis ...... 000 OQO 010 2-...3 Track Record Shattered ," Chicago ...... 000 000 001 ·0-1 NEW YORK (AP)-New York \ Runs batted In-MOore, Siaugh U Vic BaSI Shoots 70 Vniversity's distance medley relay Uitani tcr, Triplett, Russell. Two ba:fe hit ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (AP) team shattered the world l'ecord eN ENDS Ihis "eek-e~d hQliday -Moore. Three base hlts-Slaugh Vic Bass, the little Iowa champion (or that event yesterday by romp OW! THURSDAY ter, Kurowski. Home run-Moore. who opened with a 77, shot an ing the mile and seven-eighthS In THEY'RE SIMPLY TERRIFICO Sacrifices - Lowrey, Stringer. even 70, two under par, in the 7:18.8. The old mllrk of 7:25.4 was in thla MUSICAL MAGNIFICO I Double play-Sanders and Mar final 18 holes of qualifying play set by a New YQrk Athletic Club lon. on bases-St. Louis 10, Rita 'lJicIM Left in the P.G.A. go I f tournament ~oul'some in September, 1925. Chicago 10. Bases on balls-ort here yesterday. ' ...... lIut'r 4, off Krist I, off Olsen 5. out-by Lanier 2, by 01- HA fW~~IH •Mll~M Hlts-oU Lanier 6 in 8 2-3 10MI SUIIII • I. lUrurlgs, oft Krist 1 in 1 1-3. Wild "(1- ' ·'~'Z!1 CIIIUij Balk-Olsen. Win- LAST TIMES TONIGHT UJ*\j,,~UI LORETTA ZSC 25c~:: YOU·NG ~:e XTRA! POllular Scllenee • LAST .DAYI • "Nilvelty BU" Bonds Today "Special" - ,La"'s& News - ~~ .. 201h CI"'fURY·FOX I'ICTUIt ~/ilr/l FRIDAY• "" lECHNICOlOJt .. ~~ EXTl.AI . .-~ "Fit to flaM"1 - fOil News . Doors 1:15 - 30tl to 5:1t ,Jl. r ~ Shows 1: 30. 3 :30,. 5:30, 7:)1, . fIiJI M""..,,,, 1 - Plus- ''1 ANKS A MILLION" , Ja_ G~.. n - Wm. 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a complet~l totalitarian state. or Mrs. S. Gringer Rites Committeemen, Wives I A.J County Board States CQRSumers Society a pl.anru!d economy in which prac Will Be Held Today Will Meet Tomorrow Ileal democracy is given a chance to ert itSelf. The many stroni Iowan VI ant AaS Two Canning Seasons Funeral service--- wl~ be held at For AII- Day Fcwum Rears Missouri Man cooperative aSSOCla.,tions in the 2 o'clock t.'1is afternoon at the For Sugar Distribution Trinity Methodist dlurch in RIver Township committ~en and Praise Co-Op System United States offer one of the best * side for Mrs. S. 1. Grlnger, 67- their wiv will meet at 9:30 to- , means 01 keeping democracy APAR'IMENTS* * AND* FLATS WANTED* * TO RENT CLASSIFIED 'The swruner will be divided into year-old Riverside resident who morrow morning at the Comrnun- forty members ot the Towa City alive." TWO newllL furnished cool apart- WANTED; Three adUlta want two conning Ii"asons to mage sugar died Sunday afternoon at a local ity bUilding for an aU-day forum GoIlsUmers CooperaUve society Ruth UpdegraU presided at the ADVERTlSlNG bispital. Burial will be in the R.iv RATE CARD ments, 2 and :I rooms. Dial 5196. small rurnlShed hOOM Or' apal1.- distribution M Cair as possible, tb meeting. heard a talk MondllY night by Mer-. meetini. Brief reports were given ing at the Jefferson hotel yester erside cemetery. ment Cor summer esslon. Call Ex. Surviving are her husband; two Gu t speakers and committee lin Miller of the Kansas City co- ~~ ~ard R. 8(lwen and Emory PURNlSHED two-room apartment,IS03 between ~ and 6 a/~rnoons. day. CASH RATE 'The first canning season, which sons, Glen oj Hills and Florance of members will pre. ent dISCussion on "Co-ops and the War."· e.. private Ilath, automatic hot MISC.Ei.LA.Ntous Is In e(!ecl now, conUnu to the -at" Hills; one daughter, irs. tal.ks during the morning ession. "Cooperati"t;s are all ~~t ~ead ------water. Dial 4315. Wanda Hamilton of Savannah, Go.; K (AP)-Shut Out, lar2 da7- ______STUDENTS; Wanl to bU)'. sell or mJddle of July. In this period sucar At P:30 a.m. ~ group will listen In nari OCCUPied Europe, Miller 10e per line per day two brothen. John A. Spenner of to a radio addres by Secretary said. "The conquerors have con- of the KentuckJ wiU be allo .... ed. Cor canning to be COIIMCutiveday_ NEW first Lloor furnilh@d agart- find IIOmethinl? Dial 4191 and dope until Ihe second season be Iowa City and Florance Spenner o! Agriculture Claude R. Wickard. fiscated the valuable properties of Meetings notice yesterday thaI '1c ~ line per ~ , l'Oeil!. Adulta. 824 N. Gilbert. ask lor a want adl gins. of Kalona, and lour grandchildren. At II separate meeting with the all the large European coopera have the JUI\f I Dial 5338. conaecutive ~ COLLEGE Bookbindery. 125~ E. Those applyini for supr In the county farmer [ieldwoman, com- lives.. But In England, cooperatives 4 I, C. Organizations . rich Belmont silk" 5c pel" line per dQ second period must show that th Oxford 4-H Club Unit mlttee wive will discu. the place have grown rapidly during the when he easily WlIII THREE-ROOM apartment, very Colleie. DllIl 2802. Will Convene I IIIIOlItb- clean, every convenience. West liUgar obtained belore the middle o( To Be Formed Tonight of the farm women in the present first years at the war. handicap at Be_t ok per line per d.,. FOR SALE JulY for canning was used tOr that war emerg ncy. Plans (or the 1942 "We in America have embarked -J'igure 5 warda to line side. Dial 2625. Wedoe.uy, )by Z7 Minimum Ad-2 linell purPOBe. Members of the 4-H livestock pro~am will be explained at the on the ueatest program of ration Whitney's three·y~ TWO-ROOM furJlisbed apartment.. USED .portable electric ~ewing club will meet at 8;30 toniahl in afternoon meeting of the county ing and control of consumer Cood Llolll OIIIa.-Reich's pine room, ,nummsp romped aWl, private bath, frigidaire. Di~ machine. $22. Us~ Eureka Blanket Stolen the school auditorium at Oxford committee. ever known. With the changes to 12 n n. Iveteralns twice his • 6258 328 B'r Vacuum cleaner. $10. Smger Sew- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY . own. Jog Machine Co. Dial 3745. Clark Lewis reported to police to orianize a local 4-H unit, it was 8 wartime economy and shifting of Mooee lA4~e No. 109S-Moo51! finish line of Ibt the theft of a phlid Indian blanket annuonced yesterday by County Cuba which formerly produced millions of workers to new tWllts, h J, 8 o'clock. th race in advlUlCt eOc col. Inch Or '5.00 per moutb ___S_ P_EC_ IAL__ N_ O_T_I_C_E___ COLLEGE man's wardrobe, in~ and II phonograph record from his Aient Emmett C Gardner. (rom 35 to 40 million coconuts 80- the most rigid control is necessary. ea ..~ hlp - Legion hali. ChaUendoD. car last night between 8 and 9 All ((trrn boys and girls interest- nually now has a yield of only When the war lover, and the shift 7:30. to emphasize the tate EQUIPPED to recondltion your eludfng tux. Gone to the army. discarded air filters. Hawkeye Dial 7420. o'clOck while it was parked in ed in 4-H work are invited to at- (rom 2 to 3 million. says the De- back to peace~tlme pursuits begins, 80, &..t TroeD o. 15-5t. he won, Shut DIrt front of Macbride hall. tend. partment of Commerce. there will be only two alternatives; Wenceslaus church, 7:30. distance, under Ibt Sheet Metal and Iron Works. Dial ----p.-~-lJMB--lN-G---- Eddie Arcaro, in Ibt 3363. POPf.YE ------1:48 4/5, only two. W/oNTED - PLUMBING AND WANTED - LAUNDRY bettini, Larew Co. 227 Eo s~c?nd ott the t~ '-IOU CAt-J'T We WILL 'SEE WHAT LANO jeuaceJ:laUons mUlt be called ~LA--UND----R-Y-;-sh-ir-t.s-,-9-c.-P'la-:--t-::fin-- Wuhlqtoo. Phone 9081. f::IOASI4QRE ridden by Geor&it before 5 p,rn. UJI'rHOuT 'THl4S~ lIeIponaible tor one incorrect Ish, 5c pOund. Diai 3762. Lo~- lNSTRUCTION another five lenctbs streth. ME Mayer's AustraliaD lDaertlon onl7. 2nd, while Third De. FURNITURE MOVING HOME SCHOOL oC Shut Ou~ BLECHA TRANSFER and STOR- Spend Yoar Vaeation lenaths. Re. AGE-Local and lo~ distance Studying Shorthand and Out's (ine derb, DIAL 4191 and apparently over. IL::::::===::::::::::::;;:::::;;!J bauliD,. Dial 3388, Ty~7tt!tln' fact he did no better MISS E. IRISH 132 N. Dodge 81. the Preakness. ~TYPING-MIMEOGRAPHING MAHER BROS. TRANSFER tar .a1c:ie1lt furDlture ...".. TYPING, Notary Public, Mimeo~ Aa abou\ our SUMMER SCHOOL A's, 8to 3, graphing, Mary V. Burns. I. St WAlm1\OBB SUVlCll Rt:.llter any day foC' .Ummer work tt' Beilnninc., Advanced. Review coune•. Bk. & T. Bldg. Dial 2656. DIAL 9696 Secretarial Tntnln, We un .~commod.te your Sundra sehedu.e. CLEANING & PRESSlNG PICNIC SUPPLlES BROWN'S COMMERCE ;.======:::::::::====;:::::::;::=. COLLEGE FOR BETTER CLEANING For Tho_ Spring Picnics Dial 4161 Get Your Supplies KELLEY CLEANERS ' At LEARN TO EARN LAUNDERERS WICKS GROCERY STORE "SERVICE WITH A FUTURE" 218 E. Washington - 124 S. Gilbert In Bu:si ness or Government 116 S. Dubuque Enroll tor Tralning In Proven Short Courses SHOE REPAIRING -New Typewriters CAFES -QUke Machine Equipment -Impt'oved Gregg Shorthand EXPERT For Classes Starling May 18 and 25 SHOE REPAIRING QUALITY and SERVICE t;:-;llOl.1. :,\OW- [)JAL 7tiH Men's, Women's, Children's Kadera's Cafe Iowa City DOMBY BOOT SHOP 210 E. Washing10n Commercial Colrege marked the last appearance for the MOTOR SERVICE MOTOR SERVICE MOTOR SERVICE ie Collins, Jr., S(lII great A's second ;;;;;~::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;:;;;;=;;:;.;:;;;;;:;;;:;; BRICK BRADFORD is vice presl· Red Sox. Col. HIOSE RED BAT5 5WOOF> DOWN AND FI Rc Ct>.N LICK 'EM DEVOUR EVERY CRE~TURE IN THEIR I-lURRY. M"-.GI>.T\.IER AlL PATH - SOON TJ.lEY THE BRU5/.lWOOD YOU CAN Will SIGI-lTUS AND-
1 1 0 I 0 This One May Have to 1 1 9 o 0 1 1 1 o 0 0 2 5 o Q Last a LONG TIME! 1 2 7 o 0 1 2 1 o • Our C Y C Program calls for periodic inspections by expert mechanics. Necelsary 1 2 2 i • 1 I 2 3 • operations such as motor tuneups performed on tlJne, 1 I 0 1 • Immediate attention to minor troubles will increase the lifetime of your car. HENRY CAftL ANDERSON ...... 38 8 13 27 Come in today! The first inspection is FREE. NOBUDD'Y KIN CALL AD H '0 A I ME. A HICK AN' GIT AWAY W ITH ...... 3 1 I 5 o 0 IT / ... 5 0 2 3 2 0 · 5 0 0 I o 1 ... 4 1 1 5 o 0 MALL CHEVROLE 0 2 3 0 .. . 4 o Dial ... 4 0 1 3 o I 210 E. Burlingtt:m 9650 . 4 0 0 5 2 0 ...... 4 0 3 2 I • ... 2 0 0 0 2 I · 1 0 0 0 o , · I 1 1 0 o • .37 3 11 27 7 I for Besse in 9th ...... ()12 00li oot~ ...... 100 001 001-.1 PAUL ROBINSON Irs ALL. MY I"AU~r'~ AND NOW I MAl'" A ETTA'S l1ZUE 10 1Hi MOnON WIJI.l M'I roor S&l2VIC£ .,. r TIi!ICJC.O lHAr~ ~ HIN a.:r! t-Sf2. INTOGO!H'TO lHArOANa:!
Why not rent a room or a garage, Many students need rooms for the summer. 'bo you have a stove or a Hoover that y,ou HEY, i<09INr·'!OIJb I CIoNT Nt:JN. GliT OUT A>ID would like to sell? Some one might bet glad BElTER GET OUT UN!:: /_. rM RlJNNlidG HO'6~ 'TIfEl~.E N()N At/t) ll1E 'B.O.SES l'OR G.O.J>.01:N. to pay you cosh for it now that they can't CUL"T1VXI"E OUR ....utrr c;LAJV. ow "IOIJIlSELP ! ANOTHER cJOB , .,. . " VICTClR( GAA.UEN I NID ustEN,- get new ones, If you have anytning you THE $OIL 15 • GOIWG OUT "TO .... R:lR" HAllD ~ 11.fE' BUY ClG,A.'RtrrrES . urTl..E:fIN would like to rent- or sell-- . WEEDS ~ TN:ING "FOR lIfE 50t.:DIl::'R S' WHISTLE, COMMJooND/ "Nt> S"IL.OR5~ 'lOU'R.'E DOING CN-ITEEN/ A LOT 01" BIG "TOOTING A"ROUNt> Call The HE'Rli / ~
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DEjOI~ NO"I'-4-W5~E "TJ.IE ran-d Djal4191 "TWO I..lTTLe:; 'Tot£S .... FC\..L.O'/IIED I!J'("A GOUPL..E OF \ , HILE.L.S l' "" •.• ' -- c:~a.N'tot\tff\o. _ ...... II) i lv "*-~ .. PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA elfY. IOWA WEDNESDAY. MAY 27. 1942 The L.istening 3-Week,SummerManagement Course Will Open June 8 • Post-- FIVE CEN'l Engineers, Managers United (uts Off June 22 Named As I.e. Citizens AHend No. 2 Sugar Coupon 30 Express Men (ity 10 Honor 87 From Companies ,Aid-to-Russia' Day 'Meet the Navy' Fete • Becomes Void May}J WUN HICKERSON Expected to Register I.C. Air Service, Willenbrock Urges Set Wartime Pre-Flight Officers lis War Dead Stamp No.2 in the sugar rallat ing books will be valid for the PUt. City Observance, Guests of Elks Club only Course Will Include Temporarily Stopped Civic Organizations chase of one pound of sugar Gel!. you should have heard Renewed Aid WQrk For Buffet Supper until next Saturday night, M813G, I Individual Instruction Mailing the Johnson county ratloninc had To Conserve Flying Rules Announce Program what my typewriter to say to me this morning • • .! In Scheduling Work ApProximately 500 Yowa City board warned consumers yester. Time of Planes, Pilots "Aid-To-Russia" day will be For "Memorial Day day. -e- ---- , celebrated in Iowa City June 22 Under a new plan to go into ef- citizens participated last night in wiNNING THE WAR- Engineers and managers from Passenger and' mail service to After that date, it was empba. upon the proclamation of Mayor fect immediately, packages sent by a "Meet the Navy" program spOn- War dead ot. Iowa City will be sized, stamp No. 2 will be worthleJ& Tlie Iowa state Nursing coun 30 different companies in the and from Iowa City will be sus- cil observes that "if the boy friend United States and Canada will at Henry F. Willenbrock. Many other express to men in the armed forces sored by the Elks club in honor of honored in Memorial day serv and stamp No. 3 will become valid. Is 1-A in the army, a school of tend the university three-week pended temporarily beginning to- state and city officials throughout who have been transterred, will the Iowa City pre-flight school. ices Saturday morning by a pro the nation have issued similar nursing is a good place for the summer management course begin- day for an indefinite period, Col. now be reshipped to them in this A buftet supper was served in gram under the direction of the Proehl with music by lhe brill young woman ..." At last count, ning June 8. H. L. Kinsey, local manager of proclamations. country at no extra cost, it has the main dining room of the club quartet. there wel'e 275 vacancies' in Iowa All available places in the United Airlines, announced yester The following proclamation was been announced by the Railway with the officers intermingling Memorial Day association coop Services 10 the unknown dead nursing schools for classes begin course, sponsored by the college of day. issued by Mayor Willenbrock: Express agency. with the men of fown City in a erating with various local service by the Women's Relie! corps. ning this summer and fall ... engineering, have now been taken Service to Iowa City has been Whereas, June 22, 1942, will be This arrangement applies to strictly informal affair. Following and patriotic clubs. Music by Pleyel's brass quartet N • • • and registration has closed. discontinued since United turned the first anniversary of the date personal shipments of 20 pounds the dinner n short program was The 'program follows: and the American Legion auxiliary on which the armed hordes And if you're IncUned to think Extensive use of the Industrial over a great number of planes and ot or less, addressed to domestic mil- -held in the lodge hall with bus- 7 o'clock at the Iowa avenue victory singers. that studying nursing Is Just a engineering laboratory facilities by pilots to the army for military nazism treacherously and by itary or naval posts and cam];X!l. iness men of the community giving Rifle salute by the firing sqUId ionl' unproductive l'r1nd until those attending the course and the missions, Col. Kinsey explained. night poured across the borders Such packages will be forwgrded short welcoming addresses. Movies brldl'e-Exercises in honor of dead from the home guard. Iraduatlon, the state council large amount of individual in- United is attempting to conse~ve of stolen territories into the land to any point in the continental of the navy also were shown. sailors; in charge ot the Women's Taps by Robert Schneberger Romn struction given by the teaching the flying time of planes al1d pi of the Russian people; and urges another look. . . Students United States. Shipments over ZO Dean Mason Ladd, master or Relie! corps. and Robert eZithamel. render valuable service wltbin staff make it necessary to limit the lots and still furnish the best Whereas, in the intervenin'g year pounds will be held at the Roint ceremonies, told the naval ofticers, Singing, , "Nearer My God to 10:20 at Paul J. Prybll', rfm. a short time; during the first number enrolled, according to Prot schedule of air transPQrtation pos the Russian army and people have addressed until the sender can be "all of Iowa City joins with heart Services for the first World Wll! year of tralnlDg tbey help re Ralph M. Barnes of the college of sible on their routes with the men won the heartfelt admiration of the notified and arrange for the pay- and soul to welcome you and we Thee" by the assembly, accomp dead by the Roy L. Chapek )lOll East 3 lieve today's great nursing engineering, director of the course and equipment they have llvailable. entire world by their bravery, ment of extra cost involved in want you to enjoy the joy and anied by a brass quartet. No. 17. fighting efficiency and uncom shortac'e by handllnr certain The object of the course is to Temporary suspension of ser- sending the package to the new friendship that is here for you." . Invocotion by the Rev. A. C. Prayer by the p 0 s t chaplain, duties In the actual care of the present methods and techniques to vice under emergency order, is plaining sacrifice in defense of location. Captain David C. Hanrahan, ex- Proehl. William Hughes. sick ... promote better planning ' and sued by government agencies will their freedom as a people and as Memol'ial tribute by George H. scheduling in industry, simplify not jeopardize the certlflqates of a nation; and Express packages for men ecutive officer of the pre-!llght Services by the Women's Relie! Belo" -*- abroad will be forwarded to them school, lold of his many exper Dohrer, post commander. Kenneth Colton, who's director work, make factory and office op- the airlines. Col. Kinsey stated Whereas, the magnificent war through the cooperation ot the post lences in England where he was corps. Salute by the firing squad frol!! of manuscripts at the archives in erations easier and more produc- that United will resume service which our Russian allies h a v e office departme.nt, providing post- stationed for seven months Just be- Strewing of flowers on the river the home guard. Believe Des MOines, is a bit disturbed tive, and aid in the layout and co- to Iowa City ' as soon as possible waged has been of such incalcul al limitations are met. Rules speci- fore arriving in Iowa City. The I f?r sailors who have given their Taps by Robert Schneberger and over one aspect of the war effort ordination of departments and atter the war emergency. able value to the 'cause in which fy a maximum weight at 11 pounds captain stated that England is an lives m the present World war. Robert Zeithamel. To Out • . . He thinks its quite patriotic plants. While service is suspended at we, too, are figh tlng that our own on packages less than 18 Inches in armed garrison and is no place for Taps by R~bert Schneberger 10:30--" America" by the lowl Desert and very desirable to meet de Emphasis this year wfll be the local Qirport, connections for heroic General MacArthur has length or 42 inches in length and anybody that does not have some- and Rober~ Zelthamel. City hlrh school band. mands for scrap metals, books anl:\ placed on Increastnr production. passengers, mail and other cargo said that "the hopes of civillzation girth and provide that packages thing to do with the war. Benedlclion by the Rev. A. C. Invocation by the Rev. Jame! BY WILLI} waste paper. . . without speeding up the worker will be made at Chicago and Mo rest on the worthy banners of the include no perishable matter. Captain Hanrahan introduced Proehl. Waery. Associated • • • or requiring the purchase of new line, Ill., for eastbound trattic, courageous Russian army;' and While perishables are not ruled the officers of his staff to the 9:3~Parade. Reading of General Logan'. But take it easy! Many a manufacturing equipment. and Des Moines and Omaha, Neb., Whereas, We of the United out of express packages sent to group and said "r am deeply 10 o'clock a& the G.A.R. lot. Oak- order No. ) I by the Rev. Claude 'l'lw tl1 E'3j valuable diary and worthwhile Each person attending the for' traffic to the west. States of America cannot in honor the armed forces at home, Railway touched with such a welcome that land ceJlletery, William R. Hart Smith. sprang to Ji collection of business records, course, including plant managers, "United lind other air lines rec or in humanity do less than our Express calls attention to the fact has been extended to us tonight. presiding. . Knights of Columbus choir un· a, lid den , st correspondence or broadsides iforemen, industrial engil1Pers, ognize that their first obligation utmost to aid these brave and in that utmost care should be taken In my many tours of the United P:edge of allegiance by Emma der the direction of the Rev. illl,ibya by methods and time study analysts, is to do everything they can to valuable allies and to mitigate have been lost in fires and in connection with the shipment States I have noted that this coun- Oldls. Father F. E. Lo\lick. Romm el o\'£ hou$ecleaniDl', and Mr. Coltonls cost accountants and office ex- help win this war," Col. Kinsey de their sufferings; and of perishable and fragile foods, try is war conscious and is awak- Invocation by the Rev. A. C. Reading of Lincoln's GettysburC ri rst tim e il firmly convinced that things ecutives, will bring a problem or ctared. "The diversion of pJanes Whereas, It is eminently ap especially during the warm wea- ened nationally. It is most prorp address by B. E. Oathout. may be destroyed or turned Into project from his own organization and crews to military service has propriate that on the coming June dlld snn ill( ther. The new regulations do not inent right here in the middie Wartime Boxing Debut Music to be selected by the Iowa jhe Rllssinu wartime scrap which might be to which he will apply the meth_ r~neceaslslitapaterdts oCturtthale'ledcouSnCthryedUalneds 22 Americans should give public apply to shipments moving by all' west." NEW YORK (AP)-Wartime City high school band. of more value as a record 01 the ods and techniques presented. and material recognition to our express. , Other speakers on the program outdoor boxing, with a huge can Address by Prof. Earl Harper, Wit I. till II history of man than as a corner Management Stalf temporary suspension of service to obligations to the people of Russia, With such nalional gift cam- included E. F. Lenthe, president of vas stretched above the I'ing lights director of the school of tine arts. de.cri bed b) of a cardboard carton or a bolt Professor Barnes will be as- several do~en commtiniti~. Now, therefore, as mayor of paigns as "Express Yovr Grati- the chamber of commerce; Col. so that their beams would not re "Star Spangled Banner" by thl inl co mman( In a machine • . • si:sted by a staff of faculty mem- ' ''When a change in cop.ditions Iowa City, 1 do hereby proclaim tude" going on all over the country, H. H. Slaughter, professor of mlli flect upward, made its metropol Iowa City high school band. hpl'ang ('list, • • • bers and company managers. Dur- makes eql!ipment and personnel and set aside Monday, June 22, the broadening of delivery service tary science and tactics at the uni itan debut last night at the Benediction by the Rev. Jame! area about ! So for heaven's sake don't throw ing the two-day conference uni- 'available again, Iowa City can 1942, as Aid-To-Russia day and on express packages is expected versity; Ralph Adams. exalted Queensboro arena. Waery. Med iterranea Grandma's daguerreotypes into versity speakers and their sub- count on United Air Lines to pro do call upon the citizens of Iowa the south of substantially to increase the vol- ruler of the Elks lodge; Prof. Earl ~======::::::::::::::=::~::~~ the "scraps for schrapnel" bucket jects will be Prof. W. L. Daykin of I vide adequate service right away," City to give practical eHect to ume of shipments for the men in E. Leib of the college of com- r Bir Hacheim until you're sure they don't offer the college of commerce, "Babor's he stated further. "We believe the this proclamation by giving with home camps. The express agency merce, and Mayor H. F'. Willen_ Flan a long-sought key to some phase Attitude Toward Cost Reduction public will understand why it is open hands for Russian war re serves aU such institutions and brock. Kn~winq How Well They're Styled This posit lief work, by adopting in meeting ot 19th century dress . . . You Work"; Prof. Dewey Stuit, adviser necessary to suspend scheduled air maintains offices on or nearby the ======ror Little Money. They're apparently , might even send her old ledgers of graduate personnel, "The Use of line operation to Iowa City at of their organizations resolutions grounds. DeUvery Is usually made Y""...... _-,...... ,.....---, represen ts U, and love letters to Mr. Colton if Tests in Employment Procedures;" this time." of appreciation and friendship ad to designated camps or post de jriangJe base you think there's something of Lee W. Cochran, director of the ------ dressed to the Russian people, and partments, which handle distribu Ain EI Gazal historical value in 'em ... bureau of visual education, "Fun- corporation; United Air Lines, Chi by renewing in their hearts our tion of packages direct to men i'cW~ Blr Hacheim national pledge to fight side by Betty Hartford were heavily damentals of Motion Picture Pho- cago; Aircraft division of the Mur through company offic~rs. With Our Employees And one last-*- thing! IF's nice tography." ray corporation, Detroit; the Co- side with aU of our' allies until The "Wrap Carefully, Address ICICLE COOL last night. ar to take the family for a hun Prof. LEster Thonssen, viSiting lumbia Mills Inc., New York; the freedom and the rule of law and Carefully" advice which is always Are the New Jean Nedra· fay how arr, dred-mile Jaunt these Bummer lecturer in the speech department, Canada Manufacturing company, honor return once more to all of importapt during ihe Christmas BEMBERG SHEERS . While it \, Sundays. will conduct a special course in I:/Epiphanie, Quebec; B. J'. Good the earth. rush applil!s morll.than ever today DRESSES liciul I'cporti But that same I'asollue would public speaking for those attending rich company, Akron, Ohio; Iowa HENRY F. WlLLENBROCK, with so many gifts being sent to New Patterns lunged forw drive the conference. Professor Thonssen Fiber and Box company, Keokuk. Mayor of Iowa City. the boys in uniform. tt is important closely resel in TUBFAST (ensive, 3 me SEVEN JEEPS with has had experience in giving prac- LaCrosse Rubber Mills company, that the. writing be legible and the COLORS $3.98 SEVEN GUNS and tical training in public speaking LaCrosse, Wis.; Kimberly Clark , A til",. tut of .. rank and unit to which the ad con cerned hi err Really superb tor this small Egyptian 21 FIGHTING 1'fEN to industrial workers as well as corporatioq, Neenah, Wis.; East- ,::-' dollar w. ian dreSSee is aUached be plainly in price! And suited for any oc This bein~ Twenty miles closer to the to university students. man Kodak company, Rochester; dicated. casion of your busy life! Gay enemy •.• Twelve enrineers and mana- Canadian Defense Industries lim- IS OUR QUOTA sport types for out-door fun ... ribie and we' frilly frocks for dress-up . . . yan desel·t, -e "~I'!I from Indus&ry will come to ited, Verdun, Quebec; Reminglon , for VIOORY ... ith The sun sweeps up 1l0,OOO,OOO likely that tl OIf, YEAfI-DEPT.- Iowa City to lecture to the I'roup Arms company; the Lamson and '" tons of hydrogen from space each casual dresses that "go any pl ot to otter A. Hitler's answer to juvenile it where!" Popular Slimmer col and to conduct forums during Sessions company, and the Owens- U. S. WAR BONDS second and uses as fuel, accord- lhi,·u of Lib) delinquency has been to force the ors. l2 to 44 . (See LI delinquents into his youth organi inr~e~mmu~.aT~~~_ men will assist: ~n~h~n~O~~~G~~~S~s~c~o;m~p~a~n~y~.;;;;;=:::::::::::~~i~n~g~t~0~a~n~_~. t~h~e~m~7~' ~' ~;~~~ zations-those little social groups Lee S. Whitson, industrial engin- YET T ER I S where everybody gets together eer from the Minnesota Mining and just has lun playing games and Manufacturing company of St. Lost in I or listening to good music or Paul, Minn.; J . P . McClintoCk, studying to be stalesmen who ran first lieutenant, corps of engineers, get along with the other coun Chicago engineer procurement dis Wilds 4~ tries . . . trict of the war department; May For- .The Holiday WeekenCl • • • nard L. Adams, industrial engineer Oh, yeah! of the Curtiss-Wright corporatiop, Bomb C • • • St. Louis, Mo. Well, the Federal Communica Robert I. Hale AN ALL! Ahead and AII .Summer Long! BASE, Aust tions commission reports the Robert I. Hale, industrial engin I pickup of ma.ny an indication eer of the Glenn L. Martin com- and shaggy that throughout nazi - occupied pany of Baltimore, 'Md.; Harold And With Smart Allure ... American be Eurolle, the closlnr of schools, Engstrom, supervisor of standards turned to If conscription 01 parents for mili of Baltimore's Bendix Aviation WOMEN'S HATS fo rced down tary and Industrial duty and corporation; W. E. Crotsley, pro ~f New Guim A tresh collection of sport and so on have brought on such a duction manager of the Interna "SLACKS love of Your quarters fOI' wave of Juvenile delinquency tional Business Machines corpora dre.ss'y. hats tor all S1 49· days. activities! Sum- It was a d as you've never seen before •.. tion, Endicott, N. Y.; John A. Ald mer colors ...... • * • • ridge, executive operating staff, ing all a,'oun, One youngster of 12, for ex Sears, Roebuck and c.ompany, Chi LIFE TODAY" nn Amel'lcan ample, whose daddy is away cago. been out 26 I fighting for der Valerland and Lillian M. Gilbreth of Gilbreth Several b whose mother is working in a fac incorporated, Bloomfield, N. J.; "Smooth casual slacks ... in tune with made their y. tory, is getting to be a notorious W. F. Reising, superintendent of Because These Stand Up So Well and beIng lost m leader of a band of notorious manufacturing of the W. A. Shaef the Urnes! You love them . . . live in Glve Such Wear. They'll be native tribe child thieves. whose crimes have fer Pen Co., Ft. Madison, and J. K. headed by I been reported in European papers Louden, director of industriai en 22, of Los AI in two countries . . . The kids gineering of the National Supply them, .. for gardening, cycling. relaases, 01 nearly sevi aren't in school in winter because company, Pittsburgh, Pa. The entire of lack of fuel and they're sent to Companies Repre.ented defense workl Be smart. be thrifty, have ;;v~ malaria and the fields in summer to harvest Some of the companies which they 'found f With You the crops ... will send delegates to the con a whole slacks wardrobe ... overalls, and genera II~ • • • ference this year are Buffalo Arms Ra.yon Poplin When they PI All of which teaches them de coveralls, slack suits. and slacks in a pendabllUy, a !pve '011 hard New "ntkr-a;", - SLACK SUITS work, respect tor parents, home and country and an Inherent Cream Deodorant wide variety of q'uality fa?rics. We have love for their neighbors " . . safely $3.49 ROOSE Oh yeali •.. them all . . . a complete collection. '. Smartly tailored with all Stops Perspiration . \ the "umph" you wallt! , . Jacket type blouse, neat Kiwanis Club Hears ly belted. Summery colors. for H $6.95 and $·l.9S For Lounrlnr Pleasure Gay BasQue Railway Man Speak Slack Suits • $2.98 .to $1.95 Sizes 12 10 20 WASHING SPORT SLACKS SHIRTS. dent Roosevi Other Bemberg and Speaking belore members of the Cotton twill that 'wears 98c , !erday lor a Kiwanis club at their regular meet • • C r u i s I a i n e wash 80 well! Neatly belted, provide lIvin is for your family's use or for Slacks SJ.98to S1.95 Knit 01 soft eot ands of wor day, Z. O. Hopkins, representlltive sheers. Sizes 12 to 44. ~~r~kes S1.98 ton - ideal with war produCI of the Western Railways asspCla 1. Does Dot rot dtesses Of men', 12 -20 ...... avoid any lw shins. Does DO[ irrita[c .kin. Half sizes 16 V2 - 24 Y2 , slacks! Striped! tion, pointed out that our railroads 2. No _iring. to c!rY. Can be , . plants thems, are confronted with the task of wed righl.fref .hivln'f Sleek Swlmaway· Meanwhile carrying 90 per cent moee freight 3. loslanlly nop. pefJprratioD MARIE DRESSLER SWIM SUITS administratio than the avel'age hauled dIJring the for 1 [0 ~ clays. Removes odor Overalls or Coveralls I S1.98 Large Size ren ~ ceiling five years preceding our entry into from perspltllion. fecttve in 20 4. A pure, while, jre.. eJeu, SHEERS the war. $2.98 I. It said , . More efficiency wJl\ have to be , Btalnless vanishing cream. Slack Suits Sizes 9 to 15 or 12 to 20 3711:' S. Arrid bas been ._rded Ibe to 51'14 Smooth fitting dressmak thus far had employed 10 get the job done, Hop Appro.,l Seal ofthe American er stylel Elasticized rayon warned that kins declered, because the war ef los[iIU[C of llundmD~ '(or Slacks, Size. 12 to 20 I with cotton in a lustrous operated, fee: fort removed many cars from rell be.ing harD'lles. [0 'fibnts. .4.98 to 10.95 brocaded pattern! taken to eni ular transportation. Arricl I. the WUIGEST aELLlNG TIle presl Hopkins emphasized thllt there DEOOOIlANT. TrY IIju tocla71 sal_ ,slimat, Closed , Open Thursday must be no misuse of equipment : workers wou and that persons who purchase dustry areas their coal now wJJJ be releasing aRRID Sah.u:day Until 9 p.m. July I. Exit' .....~MIIbtI)- ...... many cars for other us,s this ~.,.. (.... Ia loJ .... f'!Jr are Insullicie pU, ...... ' and ~e exce