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fIVE CENTS, THR A8S0ClATED PIE8S IOWA CITY, IOWASA~URJ)AY, JANUARY 30, 1943 '1'81 AIBOeIAT.» pans VOLUME XLID NUMBER 107 ooseve on AMONG THE DANCERS AT THE MILITARY BALL Allies Push i~g IAllies ~reatlj Dilmilge Sf~x on Tuni~iiln COiIst Momentous Meeting Aboard , - In Most Powerful Bombing of Afncan War Japa nese Back Rommel', Roar Guard "Hod 000"'" by P-38 Lightning American Destroyer ai ' Natal Under British Artillery lighters, Six axis planes rising to Fire in Zuara Area the delense were shot (rom the sky, A M To Salamaua "The Fortresses," said the air gr.. 'It ust Be Permanently, Definitely Assured' force spokesman, "scored direct That West Africa, Dakar Will Never Again Be LONDON (AP)-The axis port hits on the docks, starting large ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN o[ S[ax on the Tunisian coast, a fires, while 8-25's dropped bombs Blockade, Threat to Americas ' AUSTRALIA, Saturday (AP)- communications and supply point at 50-foot intervals and all over Gen D uglas MacArthur's fOrces vital to the enemy's scheme to join the freight yards," W A HING'r N ( AP) - Prc'idrnt Roo 'c\'clt aud Pre ident are pushing slrong Japanese pa- the army of Tunisia wit~ that of The 8-20's concentrated onh~r- \arga of Brazil, ill a momcntous confcrence aboard a nited Marshal Rommel from , Libya, has bor works and warehouses, settmg 'lales oillitroyer at Natal '1'hUl'Sduy, uIY1'rrd that "it mu t be trols towurd Salumal'D, 140 miles been greaUy damuged In the most off big firc , , tl - 1 I r 't'I ' , 'd n II "'t ,,-, t \f " d D k northwest 01 Buna in New Guinea, powerful American bombing attack \ Allied fighter planes were thrOwn p~lll1a)l~n ~ n~( (r ~m C ) lU;<,U: ~ I~, ,~ ,, ' rll:a ,fiU 8 a~ urtcr repulsing an aUack we~t of yet delivered in the war in north against enemy troops In the Oussel- "Ill l~e, cr agam I>c om a Mocl,ade Ot 11\\ aSJOn thr~llt to thc , d I' r ACrica Itia valley and against axis armorcd Alii '1'1 -a ' Mub~, an aillcd hea quo te s como , This'unprecedented I'aid-a "sat- [orces to thc north, In a sllipooa l'u K'lting l"luilli 'ccnt of Ihul which [>l'odu'co til ' munlque reported today. uratiQn" assault so eflect.ive that J\t\untic Charter of )h', ]{ooseyl'lt ulld Prime )LinistcI' Church- .At the same time an oHici,,1 an-I even the Italian high command ill, th~ I adcl's of tile two big~~' t COltnll'ips.oE ,N,Ol'lh and ~ut!l nouncemcni said that th~ dcoih or acknowledgcd "heavy damogc" to 17-YEAR·OLD I\IEN MAY AIIIC1'ICU l'OI'lIIulated a dcclaratlOn holulllg' slglllflCllllI potrnt18II, Lieu!. Gen, Tomatori HQrii, who I the P'Ol't- wos disclosed yest l'day ENLI T IN NAVY AVIATION ties fOl' tll war und the peace'. . commanded til,: Japanese an~y oC ' in a~ allied north African com- Enll ~ tmcnts.in navol aviation R lIlilli~cent of th Atlulltic 'hul'lcr'l! pll'llgc of 1'(' dom of tIJ ' ) 5,000 men whleh was pl'achcally mUnlque that again reported no are 110W open to 17-year-old eas for aU too wa thc Roosc\'(!lt-Y 3l'''1llS declu ration that their ~xterminated in months or fighting ground action of c~nsequcnce , I men only who are seniors In " rwo co~U\tri aim" to make th' III the Buna al'ea, hod bcen con- It was accompa01ed by word that I ' h h I I ' h I I d '" firmed by captured documents Roml1 el's rear guard had been 11g ,c 00, lIg SC 100 gra u- tlllllhc occan sul'c for Illl. ate~, aI' college ,i tudents, Rbi" S I ,'\ and prisoners, under British artillery fire in the Lieu!. Shermun S, Sennc and epu Ican pang er ,\ joint .. tUtl' IRCII f,'olll the I The com~unique nnnol':leing Zual:a, arca 35 ,mi les short ot the Ensign Lor n L, Hickerson of L h N D I t\\'o Ill'esiuents, rclea 'l'u bvlhe that New GUlOea warfare was now Tumslan frontIer, Rommel's big S L' l ' t' r ' " beinrr transferred aggl·cssively. by guns were replying-an indication tbe 1. OUIS, nava aVla Ion as es ew ea ers \\ 1111 lJOll ' 1l\.'1t IlI00hL, mad - I cadet selection boal'd will be in the Australians and Americ:Jns to lhnt while his advanced elements room 102, Univel' Ity hall, trom known th at the axis submarine the Salamaua area said the ,lapa- wel'e far ahead and lntu Tunisia 9 o'clock to 12 noon , today 10 Declares Demo Group campaign figured importantly in I Dese patrols attacked the allied po- he yet had wiUlheld [orees of con- I talk wilh students who are In- d their conver alions, and said, sitlons west of Mubo, 12 miles slderable weight to harry the Bri- tern 'ted 'ln thl's IJI'O"l'am, 'Only Discor aot Note' 'd t V d II f Sib I ti I 't I ~ b "Presl en a I' gas announce Danei", In a military atmos)lhere are Ilictured Mary Catherine Owens, A4 of Logan, with her dahl, Dale u 1 0 • 0 amaua, u were I'C s 1 pursul , I High school seniors enlisted In War Effort Today pulsed, The Slax raid, which \Va de- gl'eatly increased eHorts on the lI.rUz, A3 01 Walnul, wbo was protnvted to II. cadel fll'llt lieutenant. Georll'e Hopley, C4 of Atlantic, whe The outpo,t was the stenc or a livered Thursday, was driven JlOmc in the new program will be l'e- purl of his country to meet thl ..... adva.nced to cadet major, escorted !\tary Sparks, A4 of Ecorse, !\tieh, Doris Alta, A3 of Council surprise roid by allied forces in by the 1I11'gcst number oC plancs quit'ed. to complete their high ' TOPEKA, Kan, (AP~-Hal'ris on JllUffs,' danelnl wllh Hllwa\'d Kempc\', A3 IIf W\\sh.lu,tlll\, D, C, Pl'lImlltcd to cadct rirs~ licutenant was which more than 100 Japancse ever sent by the 12th U, S, air ' school work lind I'CCe!ve th ir E, Spangler, new national Repuh­ menace," CIIarles Inl'ersoU, C3 of Iowa it),. pictured wlih Jane Weeks, A~ of Carroll, Bernie Cummins and bi an I Thc meeting place of the lead­ "Swln, and Sweet for Dancing Feet" rhythms furnished the music for thc l\fllilary Ball, sponsored a.u· werc killed and nemy h('ad- force againsla single target. Flying diplom\1 ~. College studentll will liean chairman lashed tho New l1J1d ers ot the two American nations • 'IUlly by Ihe military clcpartment. Thl! l'cghnental promoUolls were awarded by Col. II, n , laughter, qUal'tCI'R a radio station dc- Fortr ses led orf, followed and bepermHled to comple~ at least Deal last night as "the only note stroyed ciuI'ing a recent thrce-day I~ UPPol'ted by medium bombers, I the cUl'l'eot acadcmic year, of dIscord" in the war eHori and wus de~cribcd in the statement as action, B-26 Mitchells and B-20 Maraud- predicted remaining New De(llel's un "unannounced location" in 'Ie * * • --, in Washington would be purged Bruzil, Howcver, dispatches Il'om PRESENTATION OF CADET COLONELS AT SUI MILITARY BALL 111 ' 1944, Rio d Janeiro said it was dis- r Spangler's addl'csS , prepareu for R. Hoil;w~y Elizabeth CharltonI the 52nd annual Kansas day ban­ cia cd upon VUI'!!aij' returl1 there quet of Republican leaders, was that til confcl'ences weI' held full ()C aspel'slohs against bureau­ aboard a United St.ates de~troye[ crats and lame ducks, Announced as Cadet Colonels: 'Top. Heavy' anchor d in the Potengl harbor at "This vast bureaucracy is tall­ Natul, key point on the Brozlilan 'ing aplIl't with sheet' weight of "hump" cxtending towal'd Aldcll, Col. H. H. Slaughter Presents Military Promotions Dul1;lbel' '," he declared. "It is top­ und u tranl!-~outh Atlantic ail' center, At Annual Ball; Robert Black Given Rating hllDvy with many men and women who havc no l'ecommendalJoll eX­ Jolnln, lu at least ome of the Of Cadet Lieutenant Colonel cept that they have faith[ully p 1'­ conversations were Brl', Ge,i. fo['med as party henchmen, Bul'­ Robert Walsh, commander of the soulh Atlantic win, or the all' IWbcl'1 li(lllo"a~ ' , ( '" of Ilmu Cil~ .. ktis IH'c!>~u teu as clhleL eauc1'lltic scandalli have become .J. tran port command, and Rear eolonel umi rt'llilllt'lItull'lllIlIllUUUPI', uud ElizalJeth Clmrllull, 1\4 uJ' commonplacc, "The people know thatlhero arc Admll"l\l Jones In,ram, com­ )[sllchestl' I', n" hOIlOJ'lll'Y ~a(h,t ,'ul()nE'l, by CuI. U, II, Sla\l",htl'I', mRnder·ln..ohlef of the allied hend or the milital'Y deJ)lu'tmcnt. 111 t night at the :i'lIilita,'y Ball too many men In respsi/!I1l'u to the regimental stuff form of a pledge from France of were Max E,I;olltlr'i, .\.J. 01' . lions of our free American society under 1)ur constitu lion, its complete and continuous de­ )18I'l!halllollll, inJ'alltl'," II II iI, "I am not merely expressing my m] Utarization, 8,1; l)onalll 11 , DI'I1) (' ,', _\.. or Seize Jap Command own opinion but the thoughts of Summing up, lhe two presi­ the many millions of men and dents were quoted: Paton, illfullt I'~ ' llilit , .' ,:!; J"I'I'II women who expressed themselves "This meeting has given,us op­ II. ~l()()I'(', I;:! oj' ~I)('II~I'I" illf,I\l' Post on uuadalcanal at the polls on the 3rd 1)( Novem­ portunity to survey the future Iry uuit, 8-3, lind Erwin J, Antho­ ber Jast. The voters sought to purge sulety of all the Americas, In our these men into oblivion. They will opinion each of the republics is ler, E4 oC Cldcogu, engineer unit, American Warplanes 5-4, finish the job in NovembeL', 1944!" interested and affected to an equal Pound Ships, Bases degree, In Ullity there j stl'engU1, • • • 10 It is 'Ix stullenh "'tn' JJro/lLotell Not Fly wasllka the aim of Brazil and at thc 10 cadet majors and battalion In Central Solomons if ' • STOCKHOLM (AP)-The German United States to make the AUantic consUlate here received instl'uc- ocean safe tOl' all , We are deeply ~mmamlers oc the hilalliry WASHINGTON (AP,) - Ameri- lions (rom Berlin not to £Iy the grateful fOl' the almost unani- unIt. The e b1clullrd George p, , " "Col. H, H, Slaughter, Pre Ident Vlr,1I M, Hancher, Brig, Gen, Charles H. Grahl, Robert J, Holloway. C4 of Iowa City, and Elizabeth Charlo Nazi swastika today on the tenth mous help that our neighbors are lIopley, C4 of AtlantiC', 1 t bal­ can II oops contmumg thelt wal of lon , A4 of Mancllester, are pictured. from left to right, before the militaristic baekdrop_ anniversary of BlUer's rise to pow- giving 10 the great cause at de- laUon; amuel G, O'nrlen, Ll 0' extermination against the Jap<1- ,-- --- er, ' moeracy thl'Oughout the world." fits ~roil\es, 2nd battalion; David A, Armbruster Jr.. A4 of l , Iowa City, 3rd ballaHon; Wayne :I~:d 0: ~~;:al~~:~~yigl:::':~~ Slelll'nllus Asks Russians Rip Axis Ranks Near Voronezh, . '* * * . COUPLES PARADE IN GRAND MARCH S, MarVin, C1 or Dav~IlI)Ori" ofth pusi W dnesday, the navy. aq- R T W k C bal~a1lon; Ward It, SWlllson, C,l 1I01lne d yesterday, Whi le WOI·· 01 Rockwell City , 5lh battalion, A th Y aise wo- ee aplive Ton 10 100,000 I pl;mcs struck heavily at Japancse and Kbalrom II, nUl1"mells, ('1 no er ear ~l1 ips and base inst llations in the d k k ' of Iowa eliy, OUI battalloJI. Re Ta e Kropot in, Thursday, the communique said, I I •• • s cl1ll'aJTwo Solumol'lS,Japanese destroye)'s. 'two Of L dL Continue Push Toward 86,000 axis troops had been cap-I' other pl'omotion~ in the infantry IUllt Include those of cadet cap­ cargo ships and a tunket were en. easa. R'I d J • tured since the Voronezh offen- ta ins and buttalion xecutives dumaged by American bombing " Key al roa unction sive began Jan, 13, uliock, One ol the cargo ships The capture today of Novy- awarded to Kenneth L, Steinbeck, ----, LONDON ,(AP)-Tearing huge C4 of Rubio, 1st baltallon; Robe!'l pro bu bl y san k , Oskol, 55 miles east of Belgorod, K, Bri,gs, A3 of Sumnel', 2nd bot­ Tblr'ty-six Japanese were killed WASHINGTON (AP) -Lend- gaps ill axis puppet ['anks west of tallon; Earl R. Shos\t'om, L I of and threc cDptUl'ed when the com- lease Administrator Edward R. Voronezll, the Red army has killed, in which an entire Italian Alpine Dayton, 3rd battalion; H, Duan' mned po:;t was taken, Two adc.U· Stettinius J,:, called upon congress routed Or t\'npped seven encmy di- corps was wiped out or taken pd­ Cal1iOll, A3 of ]owu City, 4th bai­ lional pockets oUering resistonee yestcrday to m,lintairl tbc mutual- soner, The prisoner toll was 11 ,000 visions in three days, and l'un its It ·~ \l i I d' tl d'" I talioD; VC1'I\0n A, Vagts, L I of were wiped out, A large amount aid ~ lIpply lines between tbis na- ill ans, nc u mg le lVISlonu George, 5th baitallon, and Russell of enemy equipment fell Into tlon and Its aUies fOl' another year, captive toU to nearly 100,000 prl- commanders, Generals Battista, F, Miller, A4 o[ Dc ~ MulnQ, 6th Americo'l\ hands, terming the lend-Ieuse program soners since mid-Janulll'y, Moscow Pasealini and Umercl, and their battalion, 'ren ellemy Zero fightcrs were a vital (acl'oJ' in forcing an "un- announced last night in a special staI.b, shot down with a 10~8 of foul' cOllditional .url'cnder" of the axis, This raised the grand tola1 ot Cadet cuptains and cOlllpony ~ communique recorded llere by the i t 87000 U nltcd States plum~s, Six other As the Jlouse foreign affairs pI' soners 0., ' cQmmandcrs oi the 1st battalion Soviet radio monitor, art George K. 0 vinc, A4 of lowa Jup plunes were probab Jy de- committee began consideration of CII)" and LcsU B, Hill!!, C4 01 troyed, the act's renewal in peaceful can- In the Caucasus the Russ~ans Osalle; 2nd battalion. Howard E, Enemy Installations on Kolom- h'ast to Ihe bitter controversies of overran the Kuban stronghold of Yank Bombers Join Renaleigh, Ll of Iowa Ci ty, Will- bangara ulland were bombed by Its Ineepllon two years ago, the Kropotkin, 130 miles below Rostov, 11m R, Mucller, E4 of Davcnpurt, arJTlY medium bombers which white-haired administralor de- and swept on toward Tikhoretsk, and Joe n, Byrd, A3 or Ollila, siarted a large fire at the Jap clared flatly: key rail junetion 35 miles farther In Fight on U-Boats Tex,; . Brd ballaHon, WlIli R F, base, "If there is any ques,tion t(, be north, the RussianH said, WaUbaum, Ll of Rudd, und Martin .....------debuted in connection with 1I e In a lengthy special bulletin ihe LONDON (AP) - Amerlcan- S, Drooncl'o Al of Rock lsI Dlld, Ill.; Bernarr MacFadden lend-lease act, it is, to my mind, Russians announced these ,'csults bui1~ Boston bombers joined in the 4th battalion, Newell 'E, Jocobscn, the question of why we have not on the Voronezh ITont, which now ail' offensive against axis U-boats AJ of Oreston. Millon Petersen Files Divorce Suit sent more to our allies, not whether has been expanded to include the yesterday when, as part of big Jr" CS of 0111ahu. N b" Richat'd 0, we should continue to send supplies lower part of the central front: daylight sweeps over occupied Lindqu ist, M oJ Dell Moines, and MIAMI, Fla, (AP) - Bernarr to them," Advances of 24 to 31 miles on a territory, they struck at the rail- Marion ,R, MUler, A4 ot Anita. MacFadden, 74-year-Old publish­ He reported that lend-lease aid 43-mile front in three days, putting way lifeline running across France -Photo. by Slall Photo«rapher Dick ChacUma FIlth battalion, Kenneth M, er, resort operator and physical had mllde the British isles "an the Red army within '15 miles of to the German submarine base at Ellsabeth CharUOD. A~ 01 MandJes&er. bonoran cadet colonel, and Robert J, Hollowaf. C( Gf JGwa CU,. Cline)" A3, and Ernell Bundguard, culturist, filed suit tor dIvorce ye.­ impregnable base for offensive Kursk, and 55 miles of Belaorod, Brest. cadet colonel. lead tbe rnmd march after t.be presentation of relimental promottolUl at the MflJtarr BaIL At, both of Council Blurts; 6th terday !rom the woman he mar­ operations" and reviewed the ship- two key axis "hedgehog" bues on Their target was the important Both were allO made honora.,. membe,. of Ule 8eoWab JlJa'bJanden. Ponlonlen and Penhlaa' Bm. er- battalion, QeL'old G, Eggers, A4 ot ried In London 30 yean a,o after ments of war materials and equip- the Kursk-Kbarkov railway, 300-Ioot hilh viaduct at Morlaix ,anIA&.IOIUI. Tbe eoule precede &lie 1Ioa0l'lU'T lleatenant cadet ooleDels. BaUl SmJth. C4 of Iowa CUT: Clinton, Frederick M, Kaehclhof- .he won a prize a. the ideal fem­ ment to Brilain, Russ.la, Africa, The killing of 12,000 axis troops, in BrUtany, over which runs the MarT Loulse NeIIIoe. A4 411 I.aUftlllI Ka&hleea Da.... C4 Gf Des Moines. and Bold ElJlHn ev'ler, A4 01 (See MUJTt\RY 13ALL. Paie 5), inine pbysical culturlat, Etlypt and China, , and the capture of 14,1100, Up to m~in rail track to Brest. Webster Groves, Mo. Second semester Ie~Gra III advanced IIIJlUaJ7 alto look pari In the proceuJOD. . ,"' • I PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, iOWA SATURDAY. jAiWARY 30. He knew what h wanted lind "Wn. not ea ily THE DAILYIOWAN di couraged. Published every morning except Monday by • • • Interpreting OFFICIAL DAILY BULLET'. Student Publications Incorporated at 128-1S0 FelUng it'adi/ioll, 11 aelli vcd an 1111· Iowa avenue, Jowa City, Iowa. precedellted lh1'rd term fiohillU "cw The War News problems born 01 a 11'01' ab,·oac1. Thi.~ time :Rcard of Trustees: A. Craig Baird, Kirk H. tlt61'e were the isolatiolJi.~I.~ alleZ th e President Roosevelt Porter, Paul R. Olson, Jack Moyers, Glenn "azQI·d. (If drlell. r prodl/rLim/ la be mall­ Pays Courtesy Call Horton, Blaine Asher, Elizabeth Charlton, Dan aged, a11d after P('f11'l Hm'bol' Ih e bollles McLaughlin. of 1/ ar prodl4ctioll, civilian moralC', To Brazil's Vargas gOl,el'llIli Ilt enlcrpri e (lild III fising UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Fred M. Pownall, Publisher fid e of pop II lat· eli/iri III. By KIRKE L. SDU'SON MrS. John J. Greer, Business Manager • • • Good Neighbor Roosevelt's pause Sunday, January 31 Tuesday, February 8 James F. Zabel, Editor in Bt'azH to conier with President SlJte ( During thc 10 t war he 118<1 ""itnc cd the 3 p. m. Meeting ot all freshman 12 M. Luncheon, Un!velli~ Vargas could have been foretold Jeanne Starr Park, Managing EdItor trial and error method of government, eell and transfer orientation leaders, club; iU "t speaker, Lieut. &bi. hall be' the reck1 abandon with whil'h Americtms easily enough h1s had air ai I' route a~sistants and faculty wives, river son COl til M. Schwyhal't, On "Experlences ~ Entered as second class mall matter at the post· to ed away their trump eard .~. Ho knew that and from Casablanca boen room, Iowa Union. duct th offlee at Iowa City. Iowa, under the act of con­ known. Heads of nations do not 6 p. m. Sunday evening supper the South Sea." Ihi. ron t not happen aO'ain, and he was ready pass through the territory of their th/'CC ' gress of March 2, 1879. to see that it didn't. University club; guest speaker, DL~ Wednesday, February 10 colleagues without exchanging A. C. Trowbridge: "A Ye[Jr in J1~\ II His reccn~ jalmt to Afri a was precedent 7:30 p. m. "'rhe World TooII)' courtesy calls. Iraq." county Subscription rates-By mail, $5 per year; by , hattering. No pre ident the Unit<'rl Stat .' lecture series: "Population Pfll. ot Yet the route chosen necessarIly TuesdllY, February 2 sure and International Relati011l, 1l0uoce c:lnier, 15 cents weeklY, $S per year. had eyer visited the Dark Continent, none meant the highest authority in 7:30 p. m. Meeting of American by Pl·Of. Hal'old Saunders, RIlor) The Member of The Associated Press had \'cr tra" led by airplanl', mnch less left Brazil was a party to the great Association of University Profes­ 221A, Schaerrer hlllL held in T,he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the country in time of war to in. pect battle secret of the Casablanca con~ sors, Iowa Union, conference 8 p. m. Concert by Univel'lilJ of the e for republication of all news dispatches front acth'ities. But Roosevrlt ilid it with (erence from the start. That was room 2. Symphony orchestra, Iowa trnJclt.. ncSd nY. credited to it or not otherwise credited in this an lIil' of dign.ity lind fine. . With ealmness a demonstration not only or good Wednesday, February 3 Thursday, February II will b< "Iaper and also the local news published herein. and Murity lle met with the Ililied lender of l1eighborism, but of united nations 7:30 P. m. "The World Today" 1 p. m. Valentine Salad Brid. while I Sharon the world discu ing milital'Y, political and solidarity and mutual trust. lecture series: "International Role party, University club. Ii drew aU Latin American of CapHal," by Prot Addison 7:30 p. m. Society for Ex~. meat c TELEPHONES po. t Will' problem. members into the close circle of 10 a. Editorial Office ...... _ ...... 4192 HicJ0 grol1t H not obvious military significance 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Iowa Sec­ Saturday, FebrUIlr:Y IS BuSiness Office ...... _ ...... _...... un as this. However, today, with world·girdling on that account. The Roosevelt­ lion, American Chemical society; 9:00 p. m. UniverSity party,lOIv! war eneompnssing even the rnallest of 1111- Vargas meeting under thE: circum­ speaker, Prof. B. Smith Hopkin", Union tions, he is taking hi stand IImong the 1l?Rclers. stances furnishes a new symbol of of University of Illinois, on "Some Tuesday, February 18 Roosevelt as Commander·in.Chief hns jllst be· pan-American rapprochement that Recent Advances in the Mclat In­ 2:00 p. m. Partnet· bridge, Uni. will not be lost on other Latin gun to fi~ht! dustries;" chemistJ'y auditorium ve,,'ity club. American nallons, including Ar­ Thursday, Feb. 4 7:30 p. m. Illustrated Jectu~ : Another Milestone for• F.O.R.-! gentina, or on Spain and Portugal. 12:00 m. Stair women's lun­ "Himalaya Adventure," by Frill Today FrAnklin D. Roo velt pas, e a mile· Aside from its political or mili­ cheon, Iowa Union foyer. Wci sgner, ~ ponsol'e d by IOIil fltone in a rO I'crl' remm'lmble in. American The SUI Woman's Part- tary relationship to llle war scene, Frlda.y, February 5 Mountaineers club, 1' 00111 223, ~n. hi tory-a fi ,hting em'('(' I' of 61 years. Bot. University women mny not be nblc to however, Mr. Roosevelt's air trip 10 a. m. Knapsack Library, Uni­ gineerlng building. to Africa and back via Brazll gave tlin~ hil' tigmn of w{'flllh in politic, conquer­ s110ulder guns or sail with the fleet, but the1'(\ versity club. 8:00 p. m. UniversIty lecture b) him opportunity to see for himself Saturday, February G Curl Sandburg, Macbride audii o. ing It di eo e b ' t od hy f('w, breaking tt·adi· are many things tl1ey can do ri"'ht he['(' 011 one end at least of the Atlantic S~tlll'dny Class Day rium. tion, grappling wit h d£'pre. sian, slugging ,\lith tlle Cllmptl. that will be olmost as lH'lp('nl in sP!ln that haunted his mind when the hlighty oC bllsine ,Roosevelt rose above winning the war. . 9/0 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL the fall of France loomed. His inti­ (For fnrormatlon regarding date. beyond this scl11'dllle. see the mil to become a national leader in war Numbet· one on your list shauJd be donat ing mates know that foreboding vi­ reservations In the otflce ot the PreSident, Old Capllol.) lind in p£'a('l'. blood for the blood bAnk. BfaI' you shake sions of an . axis attempted incur­ \ Bol'll in IIyde Park, N. Y., to a life of com­ your head, think: of yom' brothel' Ot' ft'iClld TODAY' IIfGUJ... IGIITS lJ:15- Melody Time sion into the new world via the rot-table e8 e, young Roo {'v('lt attended Gro­ perhaps wounded on Glladalcanal. lIe l1lIs lost. II :30-Education Spenks Dakal'-~atal r 0 U l e dominated GENERAL NOTICES Roosevel t concern then. ton and Rar\'8t·c! co il ~ R. ]<'01' It short time hc 11 lot oC blood and he needs orne more. You'd "FUTURE RELATIONS WlTH 11 :45-Farm Flashes LATIN AMERlCA"- It also has served since to shape MLSIC ROOM SCHEDULE shown /Ind i1 speaker (rom Ill! practi ed law, then tlll'l1ilJ'" to poLitic!'! "Was like him to have it, wouldn't y'011 1 I2-Rhythm Rambles Roosevelt policy making both be­ {'lected Nc, Vode st at e Aenotol', the first Prof. Adtllson llickman and Saturday, ·Jan. 30- 10 a. m. to Pre-F1ight school will be presen\. • • • Prof. Paul Olson, both of the 12:30-News, The Dally Iowan fore and since Japan's attack 12 M., 1 t.o 3 p. m. and 4 to 6 p, m. Members can buy their insignia D roocrat to b ehos 11 from thc district in Red 0,·0.9S ha.~ The pnt in a call foi' college of commerce, will dis­ 12:4S-Fleedom on the Land thrust this nation into the struggle. Sunday, Jail. 31 - 4 to 6 p. m. and at this time. Also a social meetilll 30 yeors. Dc nl'xl beeome IIssistant seer'etary It was the hub of the strategic women to help "oll band(lges. J11St an cuss "FUture Relations wIth La.­ Forever 7 to 9 p. m. will be announced. Please l1! of the navy serving' thl'ougllout World War 1. !tour or two a 1/Jerk would help wh ere tin America" on the lowlt conceptlon, ascribed by Prime prompt! I-Musical Chats .Minister Churchill to Roosevelt • • • TLelp is badly needed. This same friencl League of Women Voters pro­ Y. M. C. A. TRAVEL BUREAU PFC GENE ClIOLES I 2-What's Happening in Holly­ personally, which led to the allied P;ghtiJlg gamely fOl· O/fl Leaglle of Na­ or brothet· on Gttadalcanal will al.~o tued gram at 9 o'clock this mornlne, All CUI' owners who are driv­ PFC CIIARLES .JENSEN TIle league programs, which are wood incursions into Ft'ench Aft·ica. t ;on8 ;/1 a time tI,hen American ClItro11CC bandages and manu of theln. Red C"OS8 ing out of town and who hal}e I prescnjed each Saturday mor­ 2:15-America Determines Her Mr. Roosevelt has so orten de, room for extra pa. engers are FELLowsmp OF II'a .~ unlhil1kable, F. D. R. sought election knitting and sewing dlothing fOl' boys monstrated his liking for seeing ning, emphasize th~ importance Destiny a ~ ked to register their name, des, RECONCILIATION as vice-p"csidtl1t ill 1920 mtd was de­ overseas i a1tother worthy CU1tSe to 'llJhirh of being Interested as cUnens 2:30-Concert Hall the wheels of policy go round at I alcd. 'l'hcn illfantilc pam1usis sft·nck. yOlt 1miversitll women can devote YOllt· tination and available space at the The Fellowship of Reconcilia­ in all phases of the government. 2:45-Lip Service key centers that no one can doubt Y. M. C. A. oHice in lawn Unlon tion will hold its regular meet· For 11COl'S It e stl'lIUU/rcl to tlide himseTf 01 spat'(j time. he welcomed the chance of the 3-Camera News by a personal visil or by calling ing Sundoy, Jan. 31, at 2:30 p. 111. Casablanca conference gave to see 111 C' cireail disease. • • • TODA Y'S PROGRAl\[ 3:15-Treasury Star Parade X551. Persons desiring rides may for himself the westel'll terminus in the conference room of the • • • La t, but by no means lea t, try to do yom 3:30-News, The Dally Jowsn likewise register. Y. W. C. A. in the Union. Any Upon hiR J'etl1l'l1 lo health, Roosevelt again part in lweping up the morale of the m('n 8-Morning Chapel 3:35-Waltz Time of the Dakar-Natal bridge be­ RICllARD WOOTERS tween the old and new worlds. who are interl.'Sted are urged III ('ast his lot in 1he politi 'aL world. this timo in Ii rvice. Whether they are here in United 8:15-Musical Miniatures 3:45-Road to Peace ChaIrman come. 8:30-News, The Dally Iowan 4-Salon Mu:sic The route is still a threat, but S(' king officI' in his home . lDtC. In 1928 he • tates 01· aero. A, write them Rnd write a/len. ELOISE TtIPPER 8:45- 0n The Hom~ Front 4:15-Voice o( the Army no longer a three t to the a \lies, was ehos 11 g-m'Cl' nOJ' or fl'W York- a posi­ FOl'ml'r elaR~mnte" will npJ)I'('l.'intl.' hearjn~ GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS Convenor 8:55-Scrvice Reports 4:30-Tea Time Melodies only to the axis. Traffic on that There will be about 12 Lydia C. tion hieh gain elll illl nat ional fame and reo news or the rnl11pn, 01' of t hl' "old home bridge of ships and planes has 9- Iowa League of Women Vo- 5-Chlldren's Hour Roberts graduate fellowships lor HAWKEYE HOOFER sp ct. town." Even the 11(' W:; that . eCI11S quite in­ been reversed by developments in ters 5:30-Musical Moods next year available to graduates If thcre is a snowfall befO!'! Elected prl'Aidl'nt of thc nited States in significant to you mny br di ge~ted lhorollghJ~' 9:30-Music Magic 5:<,oplo a "New D al"- the lind keep II gay note rl1nning through the let. 9:50-Program Calendar 7-The Reporter's Notebook Applications should be made be­ [all, plans have been made to go NRA, 'fVA, AAA, WPA, PWA, FIlA. Ilo ters. Keep Itwoy from 111OJ'bid predictions and lO-Connie Kay 7:15-Reminiscing Time (ore Feb. 15 in the office of the skating. All those planning to at· offer d th'm w('eping proposals-like the gl'ievances. 'I"" lO :U-;Y.eoterday's .Musical Fa- 7:30..,.S,portatill1e Hit Parade few others ft'om the Pennsyl- ing the A!J)ericans with bitter ex­ Form~ were fU,rnished to him "They grant d ihy request to 6:30-Ellery Queen B:45-Pal'ade of Features vania Station in New York to the take my wheat to market, but 7-Abie's Irish Rose 9-The A. E. F. in Australia West Coast, describing the leave- perience, that totalitarianism will applying for it. No one in his po­ Hollywood . With WHr prosperity, not work here. If this necessary sition could honorably fill out such wben I went back-to get brown ~u,- 7:30-Tl'uth or Consequences 9:I5-Soldiers With Wings takings, the gray journey, the • The Double Feature gar to <:ur~ my hogs, they ~aid 8-National Barn Dance 9:45-Commentator, F r a z j e r bright spot that was Nebraska our town is riding a crest and arll war ~aUoning program was, in a form be<:ause it did not fit his Is Still With Us old picture makeS' money. anyone's mind, an experiment for circumstances and would deqUire they bad word from Washington 8:30-Can You Top This? Hunt (where women met the train and a post.. war managed economy, it unbvthful statements. not to allow it: I d~inanded to 9-Colgate Sports Newsreel IO-News, Doug Grant gave fruit and such to the boys 8y RdBBIN COONS ...... hns falled. He explained the circumstances see his papers til t~~t' effect; .but 9:1S-Carnpana Serenade 10:15-America S a I ute s the in uniform), the quiet londing of HOLLYWOOD - The doublc- Bulletins from the kitchen ir()!\t Representative. Experience to lhe board, but an official told the pile in his . office ,' looked 9:30-Let's Play Reporter PresidenCs J;3irthday the ships, and the way the ships fcatul'e b with us yet; Jeanette MacDonald';, servants al Take the experle,nce of a small him thete were: only two forms Worse than a b\lsted I;li.mc~ · of corn IO-News 11 :30-Ray Pearl's Band behaved on the way to HaWAii. Lady cust.omer ln San Josc, walked out on Chl'i~ttnas Day, anj Connecticut medical supplies firm. and he would have to fill out one fodder on a windy-, j;la'y." 10:15-Nelson Olmsted 12-Press News There Mr. Wolfert took olf in Cali!., writes in to cOlnplnin about Jeanette with (ive houTe guest !. .. It i.s slIghtly worse, put in all 01' the other, truthful or not. The farmer · appe~ed to his rep- 10:30-Mr. Smith Goes to Town II Flying Fortress to soar south- "the horror pictures, thrillers and But Sarli Haden (Aunt Milly ~ ways similiar to the 600 or more Simultaneously, the mall resentativef in WalJhington, ' who ll-War News MBS west along the new nnd wonder- the like" thal Seemed to Iill her the Hardy Family), who lost ber letters from farmer$, oil dealers, brought a p~t-card from the ra, passed the'bu9k tl) thej~tate board ll:OS-Your Number, Please WGN ('720) fully camouflaged route the United local screens. "To get two llke- cook to a war factory, fo und an- clerks, sma:lr'bu iness men, board­ tioning board marked: in WilpttngtOD, wI:Hch', gave ·. him 1l:30-Slarlight Souvenirs States has pre pored into the able features seems almost impos- olher on h I' doorstep. The kitchll ing house keepers and others, that "Second notice. Call at once and three choices-to usc fiis , tabl~ su- 1l:5(j-Newll 6:45-News From Algiers battle at'ea-and naturally into sible," she writes. "Perhaps once queen was looklng for an addrt!Sl lie ' on myd ·esk. get your fuel 011 ratio" coupons." gar, to turn his 'toe'af dVftr to' any 7-Americlln Eagle Club Australia as well. You can't see in the live months that I've lived on the Haden str t which tul'Jlld This operator of a necessary He did, and was awarded 650 packer who had a surplus, or to Blue B-Chicago Theater of \he Air the roads on the islands unless here have I found it such ... ." oui to be u vacant lot Miss Radii busmess, .. deliv(:l,'ing medica\ sup­ gallons more for periods 3, 4, and buy a commercial preparation. KSO (1460): WENR (890) 9;15-Saturday Night Bondwa- you happe'n to find a truck on Habitual non-movie-going genl let hel' go no !urthel', now caIIl plies to ho;;pita)s and physicians, S, which would make his total al­ "J went ou~ BOc\ ' lOt j)ro"YJ:l!,W- gon one, he says, and !he runways in hom hereabouts broke down and hel' "Mollna." From heaven, yell is only one, of four such firms in lowance 1,080 gallons as against a gar and dlten. giV!! up, my. !able 6-0ver There 10:1S-America Salutes the the flying fields are just as well went lo a movie because his wile know .... C-onnecticut. He 'occupied a new consumption of 2,200 gallons last sugar eather," he 'says: ' ' .. <. 7-News, Roy Porter President hidden. But he says something wanted to see it. They·got in lor Me:sl's. Oliver NOl'viUe HaleU build ina last y¢ar with a new year. "'rhen, here came th!$ til-e '/ituff. else that is very important, too. the end of the main feature, had and Arthur Stanley Jeffe~ type central heating plant, using "Return Coupon." I hlid six tires, qne wl1eel . was W hilt Off 1ft . Reta d It is that at every stop he found to sit through the second. Result: Laurel have in "Air Raid War· ruel.oil, and not suitable for con­ Even so, this was manna from out of line. I had it' fixed ' with a~ Ing on e ' r our garrisons' fraternizing with "J'll never go to a pictUre theater dens" their 170lh picture as 1 version. < heaven until the same board wrote blowout patches.:. I?ut. we 'ha.d to:) ~ the natives, teaching them Amer- again if I can help it," he says. team . They were "washed up" it He measured every thin, con­ him ttle next day: give up all other five. so I .turned iCil n ways, anc;l learning native "Ot all the (j'lpe to show-that Hollywood until theil' perlOnai scientiously, sent in reports indi­ "It is necessary for you to re­ in that one. < • • ways. He thinks we will have no second feature was 0 bad I don't appeOl'ance loW' 0 pen e d 111 cating he needed 2,200 gallons of turn at once all your fuel rationing "1 Got 2. Vents" " By M"RG~ET KERNODLE Durma situation along this great know whether the tirst one wus tqwn's eyes to thefnct that 111 011 this wlnter, and received an coupons. Please fill In the follow­ "I got 20 cents fl·OrTl .,the"· lIov- AP Feaillres Writer flyway. any good 01' not. I certainly didn't paying CURt.omers dldn ' ~ kll9- alIov.;ance of 430 gallons when ing informatLon-t!>tal area-total ernment · for ' it', drpv . 30 ··miles WASHINGTON, D. C. - Prob- brain - truster husband's nallle: MI'. Wolfert landed on Guadal- enjoy it. . .." "bout our laundry an(i cared itsf. the first coupons were handed out area used for residential. purposes turning it in, altho\l~ , .tt was ' .!:Io~'7 ably only her native Mississippi James M. LandiS, boss of the Of- canal just a~ a Japanese force did • • • The Laur I and Hardy formu\l, in December, -percentage of your total area vel' tIat and wOrlh$4 or $5. Some will know her as Stella Galloway flee o( Civilian Defense. the same thing, and was in time A Glendale, Cali!., mother never changed, is: Mnke the audio ForCecl to Buy Slov.e used for reslden~l lIUt'poses­ gip made some' m'tiney Out or {hat This modest marton worlts with to see a toe-to-toe SCI'ap jn which treated her own yOtlnister and u ence feel suporior. "A turlll1 By lhis time, be had used two­ bring tl7ls letter with you." lire-and more than 20 cepts. . McGhee Landis. the relentless patience of an old- the motto had to be "git 01' git group of hIs friends to nn a!ler- man's llrst duty Is to make hiJll' tbirds of that amount. and Jmew Attached to tl'\e . notice was a "From the wa; ,we hat to rlln She's seldom interviewed; in time Sljuthern wa~h woman, and got." Ue watched tJle November noon show. "Both fentures werc, seIr .interior, !'y hunglina, b1 he . must do somethlag, so he lot 'ot inoom-PIehemlbli le,ai ver­ to these l:atina boards and' ·Jteep fa~t she shies away from. _torles the things. she . works at shOW It. sea · battle :il'om a position on good but I lelt like a wreck a£ter- i.l,lmmlng up the work.. If i~ ad· DOugh one ot t(lose thl'ee-1!it~, blare, the !1lbstllntfl tit Whlth them informed, we won't have ab~\lt herseif, maybe l?~ca~'se 'She .This. time her cn,ore. I.• ~o shore-the only great ~fl bat~le l w~d.. .Too toni:-BIlA. i~ it wore ditl9n ~e'8 funny to look I~ pol-bell1ed slovei' for $40; the k~ seemed, t.? be,tn.at .he )Vas ap,plyi!)8 time 4> du~ m.JJch; Jlirpriq~~': _ . ll.sed.to be a hew!pa~z: writer.·._ : :. 1i6lt CO~f alub · ~'nters . tOI' he. thl,nksl tha~ . couldd)e ~I} I,n, lilt ciq,,{ll, wha~ J\\lIs~ it. have.QP.,ne tbey:ll )ough .. \ ,r" •. • '.. , ' tIlat Seari -Roebuck used to selt for a Atove a.~d th~tetore his fuel There seems to be s~e mil- But she sat there in;- those some war ~ol'kel'8 . who its eJ\tlrei¥ ..bl' tr" mlln ; qtanding to·U1&klde, who ot coune woulcln't For (lve weeki, while: til "ue for $12, all was beinJ c\lt off. . ' Hons of clt1i~n$ WhbLfi't a m'Ore or· stables.whlch she's just turned l!)- s~ime place tl) meet or- jU)t to .sit in one PQ$ition, He \Vrit~ abOl,lt thillJt of leaving after one 1co- Su~ Carol ~ooked on, Alan Udd He paid $6 for ~ mason to mlike • Ire ~ golna tq Nre a Ia~~r~ les~ elcruclattng way h/lve c'orne to a «overnme)lt wl)rkers' club- in a room which won't insp1re the people, their conduct, the ture?" WIIS all wet. He worked In /lID a hole in the chimney .. andJ10 tor at · le~¥t tJn4 ou~ 'Y~e b~ ~ e to th~ ~ame ct)l\l)hisldn~ ~s :t}le house and Bald she WOUldn't mind them to push the walls apart. cquntry and the situation as a Maybe the! answer, for the one- s4!Cluences of "China" and then in pipes, a total of $St, bul . tl\eil paid , ,40 lawYjlr fees before II t~ C~nneclJcut ~ealer In medIcal siJp- w~ltlng again If she could do it ·a~hI'8 clUb .ide., she said, was whOle very colorfully and very feature proponents, lies In the laRe seCluenceM. And Sue calol be could get no coal. ., tin; ' iisollne ratfonln, Allowances plies and the Delaware farmer.. WIthout trading on her famous (See WASHINGTON, page 5) intelligently. curtallment Of raw tt1m stocks In cought th(' rold ... . --- _...... _-----_.,- -" ._ ... _.... ._ - .__ . __ ...... - . -~ r - SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1943 THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY. IOWA PAGE THREE : . Expert.to Give Board wnl'lnterview ON GUADALCANAL FRONT Scarlel Fever Need Quinine Pearl Robins to Wed 13 Members 1~ -Year -Olds Today Iowa Druggists Urged To Contribute I Franz Putzrath Tonight Of SI I G it,: Meif (annlng Navy Plans to Permit Increase Nol In a single ring ceremony thl~ a e uar " Enlisted Applicants 10wn phArmaciSts anRun­ Van Buren street, wtU be hoatesa Member Federal DepoeIlwuraDCe CoIporatloa L. Jabn, who Is scheduled to die· dinner Monday at (I p. m. In the dell club at 2:30 p. m. Monday. to the group. All former members 9607 Fu.tFloor CUll the toplc, "Salvalle," at :1:30 chapter houle. CaroliDe Reimers Mrl. R. G. Bowen will be assl3t- of the orllao1zaUon are invited to ------~ ------~ ------Pom Is In charae of ~atllementa. 4li hostess. attend. ~-=---=---.:.------,---, -- -=--- PAct FOUlt ' 'rl1t -b.\liY ·}O'WA.N . ,IOWA CITY,-I'oViA' · ~TUI\D "Y. JANUARY 30, 1943 Sport. West Brgnch, 32-21 Trail ., VEIERAN FOR PITT • • By Jack , Sords Ramb1ers Take 32·2l Price Ceiling P)a'ced WIIrI'ND 4wards.Made, If-High Goes HAJt.TIN Win at Cedar Rapias On Baseball Salaries I * Muscle Expert May Dave lvie, Seemulh To 49 Alhletes Major League Clubs Into 1sf Place '1 * Make Cincinnati Reds Must File Highest * Pennant Contender Lead St. Mary's To Tenth Triumph In fllf Sports Salary Last Year in·(onference NEW YORK (AP) - We're go­ By J UDSON BAILEY St. Mary's Ramblers led all the ing to have to keep our eyes on the NEW YORK (AP)-Govern­ way last night to defeat St. Wen­ Award of numerals to 42 fresh­ By JACK SCHROEDER Cincinnati Reds this yenr, which man footbaU players and cross ment salary restrictions "re gOing 10 give baseball an informal sec- A battling quintet or Bluehawks won't be unusual. We've been ceslaus of Cedar Rapids in a slow country runners and one major basketball till 32-22 on the lat­ ret society this year known as the out-played Gnd out-fought the keeping our eyes on the Reds for and six minor letters to varsity ter's court. cross country men was announced "ceiling club" and composed of the West Branch Bears last night to four or five years now. For a Dave Ivie and Co-Capt. George yesterday by E. G. (Dad) Schroed­ highest-paid players from each of earn a 32-21 victory which placed while it was easy. but the last Seemuth led the Rambler attack er, director of athletics. the 16 major league teams. them in undisputed possession of with 12 and 11 points respectively. couple of years we COUldn't follow The board in control of athletics In theory, at least, the person- first plnce in the Eastern Iowa The St. Wenceslaus cagel's never nel of the "ceiling club" will be so coMerence. them very well. Just polnt to also awarded two special insignia really threalened afler the stad of mysterious that most oC the mem- The Beal'S jumped off to a fIve which way they went, which to two varsity cheer-leaders, Erwin tl\.e second hal!. The score at the Pinkston of Council BluHs and bel'S won't know each other. To point lead in the Clrst quarter wasn't up. establish a ceiling fOr 1943 con- until Capt. Jack Shay sank n bas­ end of the first quarter stood at :Richard Spencer of Des Moines. Anyway. you can expect better 12-10 in favor of the St. Mary's Roster of winners: tracts, the two leagues will ~ile ket for the Blues. Coach LouIs things from the Reds this year. quinlet. Lieut. Sydney Story 0( Ana­ CROSS COUNTRY with the bureau of internal reve- IAlley!S f~ve couldn't solve the Ivie, one of the most improved mosa, former Iowa athlete. will nue a schedule showing the top West Branch defense for the first They have hired our little friend, Major "I" players anywhere in the city, marry Helen Elaine RichardS of Robert Workman, Perry. sum paid a player last year, but .few minutes of play. Bill Miller, the voice of Tulsa, to played outstanding baJl to keep the Eagle River. Wis., lomoTfow at Minor 'T' . names will not be given. Shay led the scoring for the syncpronize the minds and muscles This means that two lists will evening, garnering 12 markers Ramblers in Iront all the way. Pecos. Tex. Allan Cutler, Waterloo; John on of the athletes and make them Seemuth played his consistent Syd will be remembered by Ill.; be turned in reading something six buckets from in clase. The Ole picture or grace, and don't Fankhauser, Des Plaines, Rich­ game and the St. Mary's five com­ Hawkeye sport fans as the scrappy ard Lord, Evanston, Ill.; Eal'l like this: Bluehawk oaptain was followed ask l4S Grace who? manded an 16-12 halftime margin. red-head who played on the Iowa Prince, Chicago, Ill.; Albert Sla­ American Learue closely by Don Rummells, West Little Bill Is the fellow who One of the interesting notes of basketball team of '40 and '41. He ter, Ft. Madison; Maurice Stark, Yankees ...... ~ ...... , ...$42, 000 Branch forward, who coUected 11 sold u on the Tulsa football Red Sox ...... ~~ ...... 30,000 .points from his forward post. the game was that the Ramblers won a mllior "I" during the season Woolstock. team. He dId It by mllll, Ilud wel'e only permitted three charity as a sophomore. He a Iso did so me Freshman Numeral Senators ...... 20.000 The scoring started ofl rather there is no lelllur how far we tosses and connected on two of sports unnouncing for WSUI. John Baxter, Davenport; Charles Indians ...... 15,000 slowly with the Bear forwards would have r one out on the 11mb them. There were only th(ee per­ After llnishing two years of Maley, Highland Park, Ill.; Robert Athletics ...... 15,000 getting most. of Lhe points. West if he had talked 1o ~. lie I very sonals called against the St. Wen­ school, Syd enlisted in the R. C. Mitchell, Marion; Elwood Paul, White Sox ...... 15,000 Branch used a fast break, feeding New York Yankees announced man, Carroll; Richard Palm, Win­ lhe mu c l ~. U Ernie Lom­ ler's freshman Hawkeye cagers of the undefeated leaders, Indiana the diocesan tournament the sec­ Giants, Mel Ott in the scoring column in the la.>t last night lhat they had traded field; Horace Peoples, Davenport; bardI stili was wilh the Reds he who provide the scrimmage oppo- and Illinois, are in action to lend ond week in February. Robert Renshaw, Clarinda; Robert Dodgers, Leo Durocher period and lhe game cnded with would be rlvln, Little Bill les­ Infielder Gerry Priddy and Rookie Reinhardt, Benton Harbor, Mich. Reds, Bucky Walters the score slanding 32-21 in favor sition for the University of Iowa the curtailed program emphasis. Mary's FG FT PF TP sons In relaxation, as Ernie al­ st. Pitcher Milo Candini to the Wash- William Rooney, Joliet, Ill.; Cardinals, Lon Warncke of the hard-fighting Blucs. varsity. Today Minnesota's fast breaking Braves, Eddie Miller way Is as relaxed a a pound of Seemuth, f ...... 5 4 11 inglon Senators for Pitcher Bill Charles Rutenbeck, Avoca; Her- The Chicago delegation includes team, wilh three wins in its first 1 Cubs, Stan Hack, Claude Pas- U-BJth FG FT PF TP liver, and can remaln motIon­ Jvie, f ...... 6 1 12 Zuber and an undisclosed amount aId Smith, Cedar Rapids; Arthur o sea~ 8fd Bil~ Lee Al -W-a-g-n-e-r,-r-..- .. -...- .. -...- ..- .. 1 Ie. for hOllrs, even when run­ Jack Scanlon, all-city center; Red Big Ten games, will go to Wis­ Sweeney, c ...... 2 1 2 5 of cash. Strand, Blue Island, Ill.; William 1 1 3 Plra es, El ie Fletcher and Rasley, f .. ~ ...... 1 nine 'he bases. O'Malley, honorable mention on consin, which has won two and }3rogla, g ...... 0 o 1 0 Priddy, 22-year-old handyman Sundstrom, Albert Oity; Thomas 1 J 3 Like any pioncel', Little Bill has Lopez Sh 6 2 12 Ule city team; Gene Robert. speedy lost two. At the same time, In­ Smith, g ...... 2 o 3 4 for two seasons with the Yanltees, Thorson, Newton, and Harvey Phils, Nick Etten ay, c ...... o had his troubles in convincing 1 10 Bright, g ...... 0 o o 0 played 11 games at first base, I Wissler, Atlantic. Although they have not yet seen Smith, g ...... 5 o skeptics that his ideas had merit, forward who was all-conference diana, winner of 13 straight in­ Lenoch, f ...... 0 o o 0 eight at second, 35 at thirq and the inLernal revenue bureau's or- Halvorsen, g ...... 1 o 3 2 as when a man builds a beller at Villa Park, a Chicago suburb; cluding five in league play, will Williams, g 1 o 2 2 oppose its bitter intra-state rival, three at shortstop last year and del', most baseball people believe mousetrap Lhe mice don't like it. Howard Wenger, another forward, TOTALS ...... 15 2 11 32 batted .280. Originally he came However, his history is a hislory and Joe KUCharski, a rough and Purdue, at Bloomington. The Hutson's Retirement salaries paid playing managars TOTALS 15 2 10 32 to lhe Yankees as a second hase­ would figure in the ceiling sched- ______of successes, and he'll practically tough guard. Hoosiers, in addition to seeking a St. Wenceslaus FG FT PF TP ---- continuation of t/leir victory man, teaming up with little Phil lIle, but the salal'ies paid bench West Branch FG FT PF TP guarantee resulls, so you can't Other top men on the freshmen string, will be pulling for Ralph Vic Copek, f ...... 0 o 0 Rizzuto as a flashy second base Caused by Injuries managers would not. ------lnugh orl his theories. leam include forwlll'ds Bud Worlh o 7 Hamilton, to move in front in the Ted Copek, g ...... 1 1 1 3 combination out of Kansas City. The leagucs also will report the Anderson, f ...... 3 1 0 He's co a c he d championship from William burg and Jack Ma­ 11 scoring race. Hamilton has 67 Kaulnek, c ...... 2 2 1 6 Howcver, Priddy never was able CHICAGO (AP)-Don Hutson, lowest salaries paid players in or- D. Rummells, f .... . 3 5 1 baskelbalL teams dating back to honey from Waul son and Bill 1 11 to rale a regular berth. the artful end whose name is etched 0 3 1 3 lhe old Schenectady Eagles and points while Tom Chapman of Erceg, g ...... 3 5 del' to establish a ~inimum for the Cahill, c ...... Wallace, 11 guard from Williams­ Iowa, the leadel', has 94. Navratil, g ...... 1 o o 2 Candini is a husky righthander, 17 times in the National Football salary schedule. The players con- Thomas, g ...... 0 0 2 0 running up through the National burg. 25 years old, who was with Newark league's record book, hopes the 0 0 1 0 A. A. U. champion Tulsa Oilers On Monday Illinois, winner in cerned by this, however, are the W. Rummells, g in the International league last fans will understand why he plans unheralded youngsters m a j 0 r Reinbrecht, c 0 0 0 0 in 1933-34. Lately he has been Bud Lemons, a guard from Iowa all tour of its league games, re- TOTALS ...... 7 8 3 22 Cio/, was. playing on the first turns from an examination period year, appearing in 29 games, win­ to retire from pro football dcspite Jeague clubs farm out to the min- experimenting with his theories 6 9 6 21 stnng until yesterday when he lull to face Northwestern at Cham- ~ ning seven and losing nine. the fact that family men are need­ ors and there is a wide variance TOTALS in other s):>Orts, including foot­ Th h l Zuber, also a righthander, 28 ed by th'e Green Bay Packers and ball, handball, tennis and bowling. r ceived. ord rs to rep.ol·t for in- I paign. In this game Andy Phillip, ate er, eonarU in the sums and the forms of con------ducllon m the Cleveland Indians in ever before. who slands around lelling you The resL o[ the squad includes: points in his four contests, will CIa-'" in An estimated minimum salary Warren Ewen, Milford; Joe continue his bid for the individual Oll1 feature 1936 and compiled an indifferent Severe chest injuries, suffered for a player spending an entire Meeting Postponed how to chanre a tire. He gets record before being sold to the two seasons ago and aggravated out and demonstrates. lfe's not Howard, Des M 0 in e s; JameS scoring title. r" season in the major leagues is Senators in 1941. Last year he further l~st fall, inspired Hulson's DES MOINES (AP)-A Three­ Sauler, Deep R i vcr; Delmar In the Chicago stadium's double- $3,500. a kJd Ilny more, and he's not I t of Inlramurals won nine and lost nine while ap­ retirement announced Thursday, Eye league baseball meeting , ched­ much blrger than a jlggel', but Schulz, Victor; John Caslovka, header tomorrow Notre Dame wjll · Minden Mines, Mo.; Don Swanke, oppose DePaul In a game.. mi).tch­ pearing in 37 games. He had an even though he knows the Packers uled for Feb. 7 in Chicago has he Is as fast as 1IeM and he's earned run average of 3.83. already have lost 26 players to the been poslponed unLil Feb. 14, constructed of steel ,()Ires. six-foot cenLer from Ida Grove; ing the Irish coach, George Keo­ Intramural basketball IIgain Pep Decisions Stolz Ed Dengler, Des Moines; Don Mor- gan, against his former pupil and gets under 'Yay this afternoon at Reports that Priddy would be armed forces since 1940. The Na­ President Tom Fairweather an­ Two or three years ago he gave senl to Washinglon as an aILer­ rison, Washington, Iowa; Bob assistant, Ray Meyer, who directs 2 o'clock when co-operative dorm­ tional league as a whole has sent nounced last night. lis a hotel-room demonstration ot malh of the Senators selling Out­ 317 players direct from clubs into Robin on, Thornbw'g; Neil Adam- the Demons. Marquette and Brad­ itory and town league quintets For 59th Straight Win The postponement wa~ arranged his muscle-conlrol-and-relaxnHon fielder Roy Cullenbine to the son, Des Moines; Paul Sulhof1, ley, two other major midwest in­ clash on the fieldhouse gym. the services and faces a serious because of a major league meeting ioeus, and we were 'duly im­ Yankees last August had been. cu)'­ Omaha, Neb., and Gerry Smorow- dependents, will meet in the second Thatcher of thc town league meets shortage of maLerial for 1943. NEW YORK (AP) - The long- in New York Feb. 8. pressed. A chid factor seems to rent ever since the season closed Thirty years old, Hutson has est winning streak in modern ring The fate of the oldest class B be the art of putting forth effort ski, Ch i cago. I contest. Leonard, who dreW a bye in the but had been repeatedly denied. been playing football for 14 years, history was run up to 59 straight circuit for the duration of the war nt the eKDct moment it is needed, first round of play. The Yankees also announced the la~t eig}Jt with the Packers. He victories last night as Willie Pep, may be determined at the meet­ as a feTIo .... picking nn apple off a yesterday that Third Baseman Red bas just been named the circuit's a wild-punching little tiger from ing. Fairweather said recently that ti'ee doesn't need to be picking it c Rolle, now basketball and baseball most valuable player for the second Connecticut, smashed out a one­ the decision "is entirely up to the all the time he I reaching up tor City High lehtbd ~~~.:~;~*~~:r~:~~~}Er~fh\£ coach at Yale, had been placed on club presidenls." (omes Al- From straight year. sided len-round decision over tourney. fn the olher game to it, but only when he gets his the club's voluntarily retired list. "Some fellows make a ceremony lie Stolz in Madison Square claws on it. ' W .beTd at 2 o'clock, MacLean will paUle MacBride in the same of announcing their retirement Garden. Pep weighed 127 3-4; We have .an idea that i£ the , every. year," lIutson said. "I meant Stolz l 33 1-2. :Reds listen carefully and are con­ (h S • Jleague. Macbride also drew a ~amblers, Irish Will O De f ea t a~ e l bye fn the first round, whereas it last year but then decided to try ;~;:;:;;:;;:;;;;;~ scientious in following Little Bill's Play in Tournament one more season. This time I intend gl 'ttY MacLean beat Pickard, 20 to 15. example, they will benefit aHy. . . 1 Co-op dormitories take the flOOr to make it stick." And you've got to gh' • lim The Red and WhiLe of City high ' Pint-SIzed Fisher ~a.de 6. P&tn~s. at 3 o'clock, Chesley versus Manse Both Iowa City pal'ochial cage credit, too. He's taken ,.I 'Yr had T~ come Crom behind in tile Next Frtday D1ght ~lty high and Gables versus Wilson Chesley job. lte's subbing for FlorJd'a" squads are scheduled to partici­ ost half last night to squeeze travels lo Clinton in a MisSfSSiPPi! outfouiht ,Jefferson and Manse sunshine. pate in the Davenport diocesan past the Charles CiLy Comet quin­ Valley co nler~nce. go me. The ove~wered Fairchild for the tournament which will be held in tet 24 to 22 on the losers' floor in H.awklets are 1D third p l ~ be- right to meet each other in the the St. Ambrose gym on Feb. 8 the tirst meeting between the hl.nd DubuqiJe ~ti Da.ve n~r t. A sel'i'lilfhals oC the co-op ch'ampion­ and 9. according to Cliff Kritta, ®W*,I@ t.wo schools in ao)' athletic event. w~n neld vI~k )V~uk'l n t put Iowa 81i1'p. Gab1es .downed Dean house Irish coach. It was a game o[ very tight de­ City .any h igher 1D the league while Wilson drew a bye in the Several of lhe state's more pow­ STARTS TODAY fenses and rather shaggy offenses standm gs as the local lads have quarterfinaLs erful Catholic teams will take as City high trailed at the half, dropped t ilts to Muscatine, Du- ___. ____ _ part in the touxnament. These 15 to 12. Dannel' and :Roth were buque and Davenport. will include Central of Ottumwa, T. Roger Kane, giant shot put m'Iln the onlY' Hawltlets to make any St. Ambrose ann Central of Fbrt from Mundelein, IlL, reported to field goals in lhe entire game. ~ttthnesSy f, ' Hagan Madison. Conch George B res h n a han's Iowa City held a 9 to 8 advantage m Danner, f ...... 7 1 o 15 Pairing~ have not yet Hawkeye track team yesterday, at the eJ;1d of the iirst quarter. Smith, f ...... 0 o b 0 released. cutting to five the number of top The Mertenmen managed to DiSGuss New nuties Lewis, t ...... 0 J 4 ~ h; fliSht prospects not yet on the hold Charles City scoreless in the IUD LOU Roth, c .. ~ ...... 2 1 third stauza, scoring eight points 2 5 P ITTSBURGH (AP) - Clark squad. Walter,' g ...... 0 1 themselves. In the final period 4 1 , n. Shaughnessy. new football a' Those remaining include Dick Brack, J!...... , ...... 0 0 .nwCOSTEUD. the Comets made a desperate at­ o ~ I C()a(ll at th~ Univerl\ity of Pitts- I. Hoerner of Dubuque, shot and Mellicker, g ...... 0 2 t I-,lf/lt' 2 bur.gh, talked. over the matter of TIIeir NEWEST Fun ,RioH hurdles; Wayne Foster of Cedar lempt to catch the Iowa City lads. Farnum, g ...... _...... 0 o Rapids, ieading sophomore quarter They garnered 7 pOints to the o 0 !lsslstant coaches with Director of LAST TIMt:S TOD~Y TJ Hawklets' four, but missed fo ur ,AlhleQ.cs ,fames Hap n yesterday miler; Gerald DePt-eece oI Long Totals I·) b l.~ Beach, Calif .• hurdler; hod Forest gift shots in the closing minutes, '2' p.reparatory t::> assum ing his new ~ :" WHO which, if made, would have spelled duties with tne Pan tHers. yc M~st~s0!l of Louisville, Ohio, shot Charies 'Clty 1 (22) Va FT iF t P pulte't. defeat (ar the Red and While. t HaJan saiq t,he 5O-year old "T" . It, Kane is ekpected to add much The baltle was very hard fought Fisher. I ...... 3 o 1 6 formation strategist would have () needed atrena\h tjl the HawKs in anll was marked by many per­ Bryan. ! ...... ~ O o o "ftill reigrl in namin'g hiS coaching PAlIlC KNOWL ES Banks, J ...... ,,) a l ~s . " the weights. Only other discus anli sonal fouls, with Lewis and Walter o o :J.. WIl LJA~ GA~ AII going out via lhe fou\'-foul route Smith, ! ...... : ..... 1 2 'shaughnessy declined to name shot put men on the 'squad at the o o r L.- ~LLIliTTOil present time are sophomores Don in the opening minutes of the Mills, c ...... 2 3 3 , the men being considered as as­ Cohlt! An Ar my Full of Lam dh. II~W ca •• " L. Thompson and Donald D irks. final period Laun,.i...... 0 2 1 Z smtllnt CD;lchet bVt 'lI ier he -hoped ~ lIl(H~ .fUlk .•• 1M! SlOIIU: •• •• Bresnahan now rias a twelve For the- \lictors, Danner was the Lindalflan, , ...... Mt.I•• O 1- o 1· \tI alfnoutice thellt. wlttl1n a few man IQU8d to wo·rk witb In pre':. leiiding scorer with 15 points, Blunt, g ...... 0 o 1 o dSys. wliile Roth swished in five mark­ Guthart, I.A I paration for next SaturGily,'s m:' a ...... o Z ~. §i!~\1iP ne~~,s . reaignation at , Pl~ " ' anaular meet with' the Unlvemt» ers'. Mills was tl1e ~ ,outstanding Miller, g ...... 0 o O' o MarY\ alld , Ilnflounced Monday, ot Wisconsin and the pre-flight player for Charles City with seven becomes eflective February 1. He 9~ IHOlTS~ . LATEST fi~~, .I .J ~ With Edrar Kennedy school team. tallies and a good defensi ve iame. Totals 8 8 S' II succeeds Charley Bowser at Pitt, " 5 _ , I 'f"!"" ...... \ "' ..... "...... ,. - , .... ,.,a • ~iiBi>AY, JANUARY JO, 1&43 THE_ DAILY 10 WA e IT Y;, ZOW A Robert W. Obrecht, AS of RoHe, to cadet captains and assigned to Brown, E2 of Clinton, H. W.IFranklin, N . J., c. tCOmstock, LaHD-American as well as North I OFFICIAL BULLETIN MILITARY BAll- nnd John W. Mohrman Jr., P4 01 battalion staff were Edwin B. Barnes, E2 of Pittsburg, E. S. E2 01 Logan, R. A. Andl, E2 ot WASHINGTON- American Lighting men may pass (Continued from page 2) (Continued (rom pag(1 I) Morrison, Ill.; 4th bnllaHon, Henry Meier, E4 of Kansas City, Mo., Buchae7, U of Chicago, F. M. Cascade, R E. Dale, oC Sears­ (Continued trom page 2) in more than token strength tf) emphll3ize the scope and power views particularly with those in­ L. Pclzer, A3 of Iowa City, St(>w~ S- I; Hale L. Coffeen, E4 oC De­ Brigg~, E:! ot Kirley, S. D., M. W. ville, M. E. Homan, t2 ot Park­ ot the united nations fellowship tere ted in ht'alth education and (cr, C4 of Ackley, anel W II ford B. ard II. Stem, A3 or Nr·w York corah, S-2; Lawrence W. Kesling, Callen, l!.'2 of Albin, E. T. Crees, ersburg, P. R. Je:ln~ El of Iowa conceived by Eleanor RooSevelt. It took j,(!\'crnl 'lays . lo .cl~n ~ Jmplernent the victory design recreation 'ecretarial work, bu~l­ Durkett. U of Tnrlepl'l1(lcncc. City, Hbbel'L Martin, a3 of Dnven- E4 of Towa City, S-3, and Ray J. E2 oC Alalissa. City, L. C. Jlricek, 1 of Cedar out the stables, whIch for ye::trs mapped at Casablanca. ne s and Industrial secretaries, and James· .R. FOl'rest, C3 of Paola, port, Hobert W. Ainley, A3 or Slezak E3 of Iowa City S-4 O. A. DeWitt Rapids, M, E. Johnson, E2 of PTe sid e n t Vargas probably Perry, I obert W.. Smith, A3 of' , . housed the overflow of "Rope Dia­ Kon., was Qssigned to the 3rd bat­ Sprlngvllle, Delma J. DJcker- Advanced to cadet captains anel C. A. DeWilt, E2 of West Burl- Clinton, R. H. Knarr, El of At­ mond" McLeaan treasures, and learned something more definite Girl Reserve than is publicly known about the LOI SNYDER talion 9S cadet first lieutenonl lll1 d hoar, A4 'ofBeUa1re, Ohio, ,lulc F. company command rS W re Denll ington, . M. Demetrovlis, E2 of lantlc, W. B. Mattllew, El of turn them into the first clubhouse. Thc stn illes back up the Plllalial s~ific policies ratified al Casa­ company commander. Knspnl', AS ()r Towa City, nel H. .Tohn:orl, E4 or Marengo, Ed- Sioux CIt', P. F. Fcrrera, E2 of Clintol1'. R. S. PadahsV' and A. H. L.'IrZ 1 de"'=on hot\

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