, 7, 1943 ...... I = Ration Calendar Continued Mild FIJi'lL OIL e •• ,on •• plrll April III llins rOU'EIl •• UpOD !ffi •• plr.. April fB: 0, B p.JId F blue .la.mp. flspl_ r~ AprU 10, IOWA: ConUnued mild today !t, A ••I d' B ud .'.... 1'1 e.p.re April 3D: iats, • J OA8 "AU eDU!10DI G expJre MaT 2J: with H,ht IIhowers In the south­ T tHE' DAILY IOWAN SUOAR eoupon 1~ esltire. MIY :JI; . SHOES .",OD n expl,.. LG, west pOrtion this afternoon, J... Iowa Cit Y , 5 M 0 r n i n g .. N e w s p a per ---: !re USing FIVE CENTS THE ASSOCIATED rRI88 IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1943 Tal AIJIOCIATID ,alII VOLUME XLID NUMBER lilS 1e living suddenl, 5t cover. bottom? U founel I the bag • • it? Well ! pin in~ ting OVer he bright Britis.. I merlean' ro,ops oln orces specimen air? You I peeking • Ibout his ving too ut then, jobs, You ' F·e :e'i n,g. og'S back , aZI orps ~d combs it on the * * * *** *** ' **'*' *** 1 on YOur " ALLIES, AXIS EACH PRESENT .,HOTOS AS EVIDENCE OF THEiR ABILITIES ON THE TUN~SIAN FRONT * * * rthy and Over 6,000 Prisoners Captured rise·lOOk. I-rimmed lone, His el I)alure As ArmiesI Smash Rommel's tel~ You ormation, is much, lund an clive college Oil dates announced made on potRtors and truck Archibald p, Wavell's command oy the UCUllS, marine expel'ls bclieve the yard's By Tuesday afternoon many No d'ltc has been allnounced for of Rommel's crack tank lrooPti ~roPIl--e81'I'QtS, snap bca)1s, -lima said yesterday, congress' mecting, production will be impaired I01' N I A many months, which had long been coneen· kall , b~ots , tomatoes, cabbage, ava ppropriation The c~:~~n:~~:a~~~er The move-beginning with the The oonsensus after examination trated In the EI Guetar area national dcfense council urging onions and greel1 p as - at Of 24 BII S h "The enemy dug in the Taung- or reconnaissllnce photographs was threatening to smasb any over· rales lmvionsl.v announced by maw and then proceeded dul'ing President Enrique Penal'anda to Informed Circles, Say that the Americans had struck extended American effort be,an i ion oug t sign such a decree-coincided with Wickard, Funels [or such payments the past sevel'al days to develop a Hitler, MUlSolini Now Sa'ns Sarong what may hav~ been the heaviest lumbering northward uoder a were available at the time Wick- move against OUI' exposed nOl'thern the visit or U, S, Vice-president single blow of the war against smokescreen. ani annollnced the Inuentive pay- Roosevelt Req~ests flank on the Mayu peninsula, ' In. Hem'y A. Wallace, who conferred Meetingjn Switzerland Dottie LCimour Weds U-boat production, Harassed by flare - dropping ment program, {iltl'aling across the Mayu river with Penal'Hnda and cabinet mem­ Baltimorian Detailed study of lhe pictures RAF bombers Tuesday night, the The food administrator said the Largest Amount Ever &o uth of Kwazoc, the enemy suc- bers yesterday, showed that one U-boat almost enemy's vehicles continued to OW'1' gIIvel1uncnt would support grower I All tt d t S ' F cceded the weekend ill Only one South J\rncricull COUII­ ~ERN, Swi~erland (AP) ready fo\' launching was capsized edge loward the real', and at davin prices o( the five crops at higher I • 0 e 0 ea orees mounU ng il direct threat to QUI' try, Bl'azll, is al war with the axis, BEVl£RLY HILLS, CallI, (AP) in her bel'th; hits were scored on h e I me ted American riflemen Itvels than previously announccd communications in the narrow but it is not at war with Japan, Reports from informed circles in - Dorothy Lamour, who often POl" two being readied fOr mid-May plunged forward against dwin­ by Wickard through purchase and WASHINGTON (AP)- A $24,- stl'ips between the hills and the All except Al'gt;!ntina have broken Rome last night said Hitler Bnd trys a sarong-clad outdoor girl on launching, two wbich would reach dling resistance, loan operations of the commodity , 551,070,000 appropriation for the sea nOrth of Donbatl, To meet this diplomatic l'elations, Mussolini 'were conferring, prob­ the screen, was mal'l'ied yesterday full growth in mid-June and two There is no o(ficial iniormation ci'cdl\ corporation, navy for the fiscal year of 1943- outflanking movmncn~, necessary ably in the Brenner pass, on whal -indoors. in the cmbryonic stage, as to whethol' any conslderable Hlrher Thall CelllllJrli the largest amount ever sought ior l'eadjustments have been made in steps to take lor tbe dofense of The actress had planned that The full roconnaissance study is enemy force was trapped on the In the case of dry beans and the nation's sea-fighting forces in our positions on the Mayu penin­ her marriage to Capt, William Ross not yet ready on the American south side of the Gafsa-Gabe-s }le1lS and, soy beans, the new sup- one year-has been l'equested of sula." CITIZENS' DEFENSE Europe against invasion, Howard III of Baltimore be per­ attack last Sunday 011 the Reanault road when the Americans and port prices are higher than pl'es- congress by President Roosevelt, Although Mu.ssolini was pri­ formed in the garden of her par­ work.s out.sic\e Paris, but the RAF British spliced their common '!It oUice of prIce administration it was learned last night. The communique broke a 12-day CORPS mal'Jly conccl'ned with Italian de, ents' home, but the w~ther wasn't commentator said it \Vas without front, but the Eighth army still ~i1in~prlces , Officials of the CCC lncluded are $3,476,800,000 for silence on lhe Arakan front land of the garden variety, doubt "extremely successful and was collecling prisoners along the explained that if ceilings were not Lhe bureau of ordnance, $4,286,- activities which was maintained, Lcam the ,new air r~ld lliruals fenses imminently menaced by the Be prepared for an unan· Capt. E, I. Carriker, chaplain at scarcely a single building in the coast. Ipcreased, the government might 211,000 fOl' the bureau of supplies according to a suppl£mentary nounced blackout allied Sllccesses in Tunisia. lhey the San Bernardino air depot, entirc plant a1'ea escaped some 6,000 Captives have to scll (be products Lo COil. and docks, $1,887,000,000 to fin- statement, because "it is not desir­ wcre reportcd discussing the en­ where Capt. Howard is statiQl'led, damage:" Prime Minister Churchill lold The civil ail' patrol will meet IiuncJ' outlets at pl'ices which ance the ship-building program, able to give the onemy any indio lire problem of strategic defenses read the ervice, The commentator said it.. was the house of commons in London tIIable the lattel' to comply with $1,640,000,000 for the bureau or callons of OW" reactJolI to his in­ at lhe dental buildin", I'oom for the conLinent. The double ring ceremony was known that 15,000 KJ'uPP wor.kcrs that more than 6,000 captives had ceilings, Such sales would involve aeronautics, and $9,024,000,000 for li\tration movement across the 109, at 7:30, It will b6 a Red used, and 90,000 of the 300,000 pOpula· been seized, IlISSes to the goVel'llment. lDcrease' an d l'ep Iaeemen t 0f nava I Mayu rJvel'," Oross first aid class me~ling, They were believed to havo Only a few close friends were tion of Seen had been deprived of Chronologically, it was the Brit­ The support prices apply to ve~se l~, The cOIrununique was the :first lhei principal advisers with thcm, present. their homes 01' places of business, (See TUNISIA, page 6) 1943 crops of a!lectod commodi- Thc total compares wiLh $23,- indication that the British had Ues, 630,000 ,000 appropriated last yeal: 8tm'ted wiUldrawing from the The supporl level for dry edi- (01' the navy, but lhnt figure cov- Mayu peninsula and it disclosed bJe beans was set at $6,50 per 100 creel supplementnl, deficiency anrJ also thal the Japnnese were mak· • POunds, cleancd and bagged in car emergency appropriations as well ing every effort to take full ad­ I~, FOB carrier, at country ship- as the regu la r 1943 allotment of vantage of the situation, Vote to Place Bankhead Bill fn ,Storage: Ping points, for the following clas- appl'o~imatelY $14,000,000,000, Many Forces ses: pea, great northe1'll, small Ch8JJ'man Cann~n ,(D" Mo,) ,of ;'The enemy has committed con· ~hite, fiat small white, pillte;, the hous~ appropnatto":, commlt- sidernble air and land :forces to re- WASHINGTON (AP) - The b i I I by sustaining Prcsident There was no doubt that the Twenty-seven Republicans and lioll would be developed 10 coun· pmk, small red and cranberry, I tcc, termmg the new esllmales the gain, before the onset of the rains, [al'm bloc rescued the vetoed Roosevelt's veto, administration had the votes yes­ a Progressive joined with 34 teract what he said was a mis· The support prIce had previously largcst in history, iaid a subcom- ground lost since mJd-lJecember tel'~ay Democrats in support of the mo· The fal'm group thus beat down to prevent approval qC understanding about the eUects been announced at $5,60, The ceil- mittee wi 11 begin consideration of last, but has so :far succeeded only BankheaQ bill from almost certain an administration effort to kill the measure by the two-thirds tion by Senator Bankhead (D­ iII& \lrl~ is now $5,SO, the various allotments Saturday, in reoccupying areas which were defeat in the - senate yesterday the bill outright, and, in keep­ vote necessary to over-ride a Ala,), author of the biLl, to send of the measure, He contends it "". Pet U\\) l'o\lud'll untenable In any event during the with a 62' to 23 vote to place the ing it technically aUve, raised a vcto, nnd Democratic Leader it back to lhe committee, Fiftcen would affect only n few farm ,'rhe support prlcc was set <1t Don't Leave Ration monsoon" the supplemental Brit- controversial measure in storage threat it will be brought up again Barkley (Ky,) fought with every Democrats and eight Republicans price ceilings, .7,50 pel' 100 pounds, (or the fol- ish statement sa id , with the friendly agrJculture com· if any blanket ""age increases are avallable w e a po n to get a voted against the motion and, by During the debate" Barkley told ~ing classca: lima, baby lima, Stamp. on Doot;ltep ''In Iaet tbe same applies to cel'- mittee, graoted tha t pierce present eco­ straight-out test, and 'so defeat the inference, to kill the measure now, his colleagues tha t if the farm bloc liJht red kidney, dark red kidney taln pOSitions still In occupation I The senate's action tllChnically nomic controls, bill .for this session, Barkley said the 23 votes were had in mind its use as a club IIId weBtem red kidney, The eeil- WASHINGTON (AP) - You by our [orees but the Japanese may kept alive the measure, which The measure, which would force But sponsOl's advanced the at least 17 fewer than the admin­ against the demands of Lewis for ill( pri~ on these classes is now can't put r.alion stamps on the be expected to continue ' pressure would force Price control offl­ price control officials to disregard argument that the bill ought to be istration could have mustered to increased mine wages, it had bet­ "~o. doorstep for the milkman who with a view of gaining some local cials to dlsl'egard govemment government benefit payments in kept around handy in case some­ sustain the veto, and that while ter watch out lest Lewis seize the ,The ,u~~ort price at yellow soy leaves bulter, success before rains restrict opera- benefit payments in establishing fixing farm prices, WII& vetoed by body - John L" Lewis and his he was not surprised a 1 th e club, ~ wllh H percent moisture OPA explained yesterday that tions," farm price ceUinls, as the com­

l; PAGE TWO - HE DAlJ. Y IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA TIrt.ffiSDAY, APRIL S, 1943 of THE DAILY IOWAN OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Publlshed every mominl except Monday b, Interpreting the War News. Student Publications Incorporated at 126-130 Doubtful That Axis Can Execute Iowa avenue. Iowa City. Iowa. A Successful JDunkerque' ~oard ot Trustees: Clyde W. Hart. A. Cral, By GLENN BABB ' 1 BaIrd, Kirk H. Porter, Jack Moyers, Glenn • $828 Every Time Horton. Blaine Asher, Elizabeth Charlton, Dan Montgomery' new victory o\,er Rommel, John Wayne 'Dudes' I McLau,hlin. etting him in flight once more "'ith the By ROBBIN COONS I Americans ltammerin... at hi. flauk., brin~ HOLLy\VOOD-There was John UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Fred M. Pownall, Publisher close the qu . tion of how th German chi f­ Wayne, looking big and handsome .1c.hn J. Greer. Busineu !anaier tain will make hi exit from the Africall in his cowboy duds, and some of us Thursday, April 8 7:30 p. m. Pa1'lner bridge, Unl. nol James F. Zabel, EdUor 10 a. m.-5 p. m. Knapsack versl ty clu b drama. allowed as to how it must be . ~tJI Je nne starr Park, Manaline EdJtor library and war workers whit, Wednesday, April 14 Therc ha. be n mnl'll di ion or n axi pretty easy on the wardrobe bud­ l Dunkerque from orne blasted trip of Tuni· get, being a cowboy and not hav­ University club 8 p. m. Concert by UniVersity add jJlW Entered as second class mall matter at the post­ ian coa some of it ug::t. tin ... that this ing to Cork over big pay-dirt for 12 M. Faculty and stalt women's Symphony orchestra, Iowa Uniolt t, luncheon, Iowa Union foyer Thursday, April 15 office at Iowa City, Iowa, under the lct of con­ would cap the alii d trinmph. But Dunkerquf' clothes. fill. Big John Wayne grinned wryly. 7:30 p. m. Movie films, Iowa 10 a. m.-4 p. ·m. Knapsack li. ve of March 2. 1879, wa. perhap hi tory'. mo t ucce;; ful e\'lICua­ o'c~ "That's what you think," he Mountaineer club, 223 engineering brary, University club old tion by sea from a 10 t battlefield, a well as said. "Let's figure it out." building 7:30 p. m. Color movies, Iowa Subscription rates-By mall, $5 per year: by of II an hrroic ad\'l'nture. A major objectiv~ of the He did. And J'I] pass it on so FridaY, April 9 Mounlaineers club, 223 engineering 11 c mer, 15 cents weekly, $5 per year. allird command. ttrely if! to prevent Rommel next time you see Wayne in ordi­ 4 p. m. Vocational conlerence building Member of The Associated Press viti or VOII Arnim from nchiC\'ing anything ap­ nary clothes yOU won't think he's for women; speaker, Berle Goode­ Saturday, April 17 the '!'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to proa!!hing thc mea ure of the Briti~h • ucr stepping out ot character. You'll now, special agent, F. B. r., sen· 12:15 p. m. Luncheon, American u e tor republieatlon of all news dlspatcltes even suspect he's wearing his ate chamber, Old Capitol Association of University Women, credited to it or not otherwise aed.lted in thll • • • "good" clothes to savc his cowboy SalUfday, April 10 University ch,lb rooms; guest 7:30 p. m. Hawkes Kodachrome p per and also the local news published herein. DOl/btl s it hop to pI'esl'lli 10 tile regalia. speaker, Port. Dewey B. Stult, on slide, "Grand Teton Park," Iowa "Personnel Work: Its Techniques U'orld tit sp ctade o! a great axis army • • • TELEPHONES Wayne isn't a full-fledged cow- Mountaineers club, 223 engineering and Purposes" br01lglLt to the same dl'. p ratc traits a. boy any more. He plays other building Sunday, April 18 Editorial Office __._ ...... _._ 4192 I'onfronted tll Briti. It l'peditiollary Soc:lety Editor __ .. _._. ____ ._._._ 4193 kinds of parts, even wears party 9 p. m. UniverSity party, Iowa 4 p. m. Easter vesper service force when it reach d t/to Ellgli.,'~ clothes sometimes, in other types Union University chorus and symphon, Business Oflice _'_"._'_" __" __ 4191 clwllnel at tire climax of tlte grcot alii d of pictures. Right now he's play- Sunday, April 11 orchestra, Iowa Union disa t r in we tel'1t Europe, (lnd t1lell ing a cowboy again, thal's just 2 p.m. Bicycle outing, Iowa Tuesday, April 20 TB R. DAY, APRITJ , 1943 mak 1/1'(' there sit an br 110 romp(lt'able because "Lady Takes a Chance" Mountaineers club. Meet at 223 12 M. Luncheon, University club; II mira('le of deliverQ1I(, ." has a western setting. It's not a engineering building guest speaker, Prof. George Glock­ shoot-'em-up. It·s a comedy. Jean 4 p. m. Concert by navy band, leI', on "I Have Lived in Japan." • • • Arlhur's the girl, so you know Macbride auditorium Saturday, April 24 Highest Farm Income- what kind of comedy. Tuesday, April 13 8 p. m. Moving pictures: War Fcderal bureau or a{rricnltllral economi . Th r i good blll>is for thi hope. DUll­ "This shirt, now ," said Big John. 6:15 p. m. Picnic supper, Tri- information and Latin American -yeo , there i. one-Mati. tic on farm incom k rque is 50 miles Irom the near st Engli h "It's not fancy, just blue wool angle club tllms, Macbride auditorium --.:....-,,;.. hart! to omf' xtent tIll' common Ilspicion ow't. The po ible Tuni ian cape bt'a<:he~ worsted, made to order. They're 25 bucks apiece. I use about 24. (For InformaUon renrdiD,. dates beyond this schedule, see that all th aHaiN r th D partmt'nt of Agri­ lire about twice a far from thl' nearest reservations in the office of the Presldept, Old Capitol.). friendly hore . If I he axis for('('. should fighl a year-that's $600. ulturt' are lant d t arm tht' admini tration "And tnis hat-it's my favorite, ith ,"ot -app~ I orgnm nt. But th y or th ir way to ape Bon, th(' la text remity o[ and about 15 years old-wa 4.0 GENERAL NOTICES of icial and th y do l'('fl ct tr nl1.. 1'unisia, they till would b(' VO milcs lIeros!> bucks. I don't know how many R c lltly publi~hell figur, on 1942 Corm th strait from icily. Either of their 111uin hats I've lost-people borrow 'em MUSIC ROOM SCHEDULE of $25 is open to all SQphomores in Om b ar out opinion formed from the POI·t., Tuni and Bizerle, are 150 miles from TODAY' IDGHLIGHT 8:4S-Morning Melodies for costume parties, or keep 'em Thursday, April 8- 10 a.m. to who are about to complete the mark t pric quot tions on fal'm products. the icilinn coa t. Should illey attrmpt to ' 8 : ~S-Service Reports for souvenirs. But it's hard to get 12 M. and 7:30 to 9:3 0 p. m . work of the treshman and sopho. F'riday, April 9-10 a. m. to 12 eo. incom wa reach ardin:ia from 13izcr!l' they would have PAN AMERICA CALLING- 9-Adventl;lres in Reading, Jane a good hat now. Takes a long time more years in mathematics. Candl Til 1942 h farm 16,13 ,000,- M. and 3 to 5 p. m. dates should prepare lor an ex. 000, according to th bureau. The old record 120 mile of water to cro.. . The last in a series of the Pan Austin to break in a hat, get Jt inlo shape. America drama shows produced I'm wearing a black one later in Saturday, April 10-10 a. m. to ami nation in algebra, plane trigo. for all tim wa prior 10 the d prE' 10n- Dunkerquc was made po. RibJ by the by the students of University high - 9:30-Music Magic the picture-one the studio got­ 12 M., 1 to 3 and 4 to 6 p. m. nometry, analytic geometry of two 12,60 ,000,000. trh 1942 c h ineome ('x' Bl'itish command of the a. und local. uper. school will be broadcast at 8:30 9:50-Pro&ram Calendar that doesn't fit. Best they could Sunday, April 11-4 to 6 and 7 dimensions, and the elements 01 e ded by 50 p!.'re nt the 1937-41 five·yeor iority in the air. 'rh I'e i no J' a~on to ('x- tonight. Prof. Karl Robin$Qn of lO-Paging Mrs. America do. Studios will get your dolhes to 9 p. m. differential and integral calculus. a\'erag, nd w about thl' e R11d one half p ct that th axi. can. crapI' togcth l' any· the speech dep rtment is the pro­ 10:15-Yesterday's Musical Fa- for you, but. it's usually pretty The prize may be divided 1£ out~ tim tllt' 1932 deprt' ' 9-Raymond Gram Swing cost $500 and was worth it. every Amcrican todn), comes some form of 9:15 - Gracie Fields' Victory Luigi went to a neighboring even a generous puddle fed by water COhditions, type of fertilizer to \l e Ie wool next yeal', also-which mean surface drainage, it may be no lI sed (that provides tlie tishfood payment, either in money or in deeds. But that there will be ju t that murh more 10 Show town and bought into a saloon 9:30-Wings to Victory which did well. But Marietta was trick at all to grow a goodly crop for the little felloWS), the service I'ven tbis is not enough to carry the weight kel'p th E' folks at home "'81·m. of crappie, perch, bream, catfish will give you everything from of total war. We mu t do morc. 10:15-Russ Morgan's Orchestra off on the seas of maternity, and 10:30-Cab Calloway's Orchestra wanted Denver's advantages for or bass. bream or sunfish to the kings of Hcre i our opportunity to tand b hind One North Carolina farmer who freshwater gamesters and the • • • J 10:5S-War News her children. The Black Hand our country-land that we love. H(,rl' i. our If we buy wisely, we may pl'event has had such a "fish farm" for queens of fl'eshwater panfish. '.1 ll- Bobby Sherwood's Orches- . drove the Simones out of Denver years, cOmes through with this Agricullu\'e's interest in the chance to give and give ven mort'. rationing. If tve continue buying evc)'y­ tra and into Salt Lake City. Luigi was thinO we can afford" jlLst in ea.,c," wr story: He built it under directions project isn't entirely one of vary· I.' 1l:30-George Wold's Orchestra again a saloonkeeper, and this of the department of agriculture. ing the farm diet with much. will be hopping for ('lol"r,~ willi ('OUPOllS 11 :55-News time it was prohibition that got It was stocked and is replenished needed fish or even supplementing 71nl yrar. him. He opened a market stall in by Mr. Ickes' fishmen. In. spite of the supply of. meats. Such farm Hog Wild for Clothes- , Los Angeles, and there he cele­ all the fishing this farmer, his ponds can contribute muclv to soil Mr. and Mrs. Am rica eem to be going bog • • • brated his golden wedding. hands and his neighbors can do, conservation. This is so widely wild. Ev r since the urprise rationing of Remember wIl en you go down to So far, nothing remarkable. But the large-mduth black basR grow recognized that in Ohio, for ex· shoes went into effect, reporls from all over 6-1 Love a Mystery all along Mr. Pagano has devel­ so big that in order to keep them ample, farmers who have such time that that money could better b put into oped a sense of America penetrat­ the country indicate thot th public is pre­ wlJr bonds and tamps to s(>e 111M .Jollnny 6:15-HarI'Y ;James from caling all. lhe other fish, he ponds get a reduction in their 6:30-Easy Aces ing the Simones, and the SimonEls has to dl'ain the little lake every taxes. pRJ'iug in the moRt lln\\;~1' wny for elolhl's DOtlgllboy come marching home. penetrating America. The roots ot ... rationing. 6:45-Mr. Keen few years and take out the canni­ • • Threl' afe rnle. to follow a I'e: 7-Farm Ad Program the tree cling, and the branches balistic gJ·andduddies. When he In spite of the campaigning that • • (1) Kecp your wardrob down to a mini· 7:30-Death Valley Days ventw'e out into free air. People draired ,he pond last, one bass has been done, agricuiture reports • mum. Buy only tho things whieh you n ed are people, and as such you know whopper that had eluded the hook An. Ohio WOntQ1~ ordered 75 pairs of 7:55-News, Cecil Brown that many farmers think it takes at th moment. 8-Major Bowe's Amateur Hour them. And like them. ~jnce inran~y tilted the scales at longer to sprout an edible crop of tockings' a 1tt/) York girl purchaBed 27 (2) R member when tempted to hoard that ­ 8:30-Stage Door Canteen 12 pounds. fish than it does to get a rubber glove ; a to COlUt "toUter pair8 of white t lyles chang rapidly and you may find YOll r­ 9-The First Line 1l:30-Boyd Raeburn's O:eilcs­ • • • plan talion on a paying basis. As bOllolrt four coals 11 t'aryillO iU8 for It er self overstocked with clothe which can never 9:3O-CoflfidenliJllly Yours tra If your farm lends itself to such a. matter ot tact, a crop ot finger. orowillU daughter be worn-wJlieh yon never have worn. 9:4S-Frazier Hunt 12-Press News :\ fishery-and there are few that lings is ready fol' the initial har­ VIVACIOUS CONNIE HAlNES Is don't- the chan\!es are that all e your clothin .. with morc care IO-News, Doug Grant vest about as soon as any other • • • (3) Choo the slnciDc star on CBS' "Canvan" 10:1S-Fulton Lewis Jr. MRS you need is a little grading, a dike, crop. Tlli type of buying iR eondemned by every· than ever. Pick YOUl' colors and materials since the pro,ram moved to Hoi. 10:30-Sports, Andy WooLtries WGN (728) levee or small dam. Many farmers Bass fingerlings "planted" in one as wasteful and illy. But it ill just as bad carefully. One ba ic color with all other Iywood. Olben In tlte ~tar·ttucldl!d 10:4.5-111e Navy in Iowa now will need bUlldozers or other the spring reach more than 10 fo buy two dre . - or two nits todAY when clothe harmonizing will not only help to UQeup _ are Jaek Carson, Qel'b ll-News 5:30-0v/lrseas Newt Roundufl gradin, and excavation machinery inches by.. September, wben tlleY you coulel get II10ng on one. If thill type of solve your shoe problem, but will allow for Shriner, Ken Niles and Freddie 11 :1S-Jiinmy Dorsey's Orche.­ 7:30-The Busy Mr. Bingle to get that job done. That's the can provIde plenty of iun on a fl1 actions continue, the government mal be mixing of outfits. Rich and his orchestra. tra 8:30- Treasure Hour of Song catch and about the only one. In rod and plenty of food in the pan, THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1943 THE D A I L Y lOW A H, lOW A CITY, lOW A PAGE THREB "COOKIE" IS ENTERTAINING HIS FRIENDS AGAIN Special Agent Food Studies Directed Theta Sig President Today Two Students to Give' By Profl Kurt Lewin 16 Organizations Program Tomorrow To Talk Here Plan to Meet Betty Anderson. A3 of Moline. Series Will Determine III.. pianist. and Isabelle McClung. Iowa City jUllior hl,h school P. T. Beryl M. Goodenow Means to Overcome A4 or Springfield. Mo., soprano, A.- Iow thel' on a group test for delermin- To Hold Open House, Ica.n Lerlon auxiliary- Meri- pOOtion the a~pJiclint must have a AN EAST COAST CANADIAN ng the anchorage point of lood diths tea room. 7 p. m. tiated at 8 o'cloc~ tomorrow eve­ room of IOIV, dainty feminine undcrgarments in society, local honol' organization. COCHABAMBA, Bolivia (AP) to succced MI·s. Grace O. Walel'­ tllendy stream. bCI's of Triangle club in their Iowa -Vice-president Henry A. Wal­ Union clubrooms Tuesday at 6:15 man. Mrs. F. M. Neuzil was elected JDHN, What? A new fur ~O(:I t? ' liJce last night was madc an hon­ The reason: En route. he'd scd- p. m .• according to announcement ecretary .. tl'easurer. You know I can" afford it... . · 4ienUy exchanged his bag wi~h Pass Survey. Tax Bill today by Prof. W. F. Loehwing, o~al'Y citizen of Cochabamba, cen­ '-II! belonging to a WAAC. ter o( Bolivia's potato region, and MAR" ~ol. Not newt J"lt Ie- '~ DES MOINES (AP) - The chail'man of thc entertail1ment Fordham University house yesterday passed, 74 to 21, committee. accepted on behalf of all farmers t ,,' ", Vllall'e cu'to~ ~J'Qned. " Order of Ra'inbow the bill (tcchnically a joint reso­ Assisting Mrs. Spence as table in the United States . SCHOOL OF LAW Furs cu. tom (leaned the ReV,tallf. WClY Initiates Nine Girls luUon). providing (01' the crea­ hostesses will be MI·s. Mal'cus NEW yqa K cann ~ f bat "fOld. from new. , They glisten Vfi l~ , tion of a special commission to Bach. Mrs. John Briggs, MI·S. Erich CASE SYSTEM new )found .. beauty. . They· are foam-soft,_ . RICHARD S~AR , A2 of Donnell­ make a survey and study of the Funke. MI·s. Willis Fowler. Mrs. Three-Year Day Course lu.'rciu."rpdjan'. F"' -wl th~eV l tql i f. (Uli, 'the initiation uf uine girls jnto SOil, was recently elected worthy Four-Year Evenlnr OOUl'!Ie lit Order of Ra in bow foJ' G ids mastel'" of Alpha Tau Omega fra­ J .. ' Garth Johnson. Mrs. G. F 10m ~u " 'c'l tAmerican league blow. Thus the trio or cooches tilat thry don't rIl'url' on ,dUng their erond b. em n; Capt. lIarol(1 Lind. rll'htflelder: n arry Rlnkema. cenlerflelder; and Clark Briscoe, first Bemis and Ann Hardin, will be . tied up the scor e. J ack Hallett ur ught gridiron fame to th Uni- name 10 thl' flap r for tlll ylhilll' baseman. Iowa. and Michigan tied for the conferen ce title la t year and th H liowks will lry to start able to leave eastern schools and Al Javel')' had-jlls fast ball hop- iini ~ hed and yielded two hits, in~ verslty ot lown, headed by OJ'. except lheir hlttinc or pit lling their Ie I'u competition In a winning way al'aln t t be Wo lverines. Lind and Rinkema have been up to appear with his Indianapolis Rivi- ping yesterday and about all the cluding the round-tr ipper whieb Eddie Anderson-now II major in or fll'ld illl'. par in hitting, willi the rightnelder hlltluK two home runs. Farmer and Briscoe h.a.ve not played a ll t he era cl ub team in its attempt to wi n Boston Braves could do against beat him. the army, has been lost by the Vun Lingle Mungo might be time but hould bear down for the ~lichl l' an serle . another national swimming t itle him was practice swinging as they Lou Boudreau who got two sin- Hawkeyes at least for the dura- considered a prime example ot this In t he national indoor meet at gles was the only player to "e' tion. chani'ed altitude. The chastened ------Chicago this weekend. went thJ.'O ugh a long batting drill more' than one safety. • • The new coal'h will b(' named a~ chucker, now laborIng for the New But whelher they come or not at Choate school. • • • s "as lhing~ ar slrailPlt ned oul York Giants, from oil reports is a Chicago Cubs in Pennant Fight Tigers' D. Wakefield Sawin wi ll take a team ot six Casey Stengel indicated that the FRENCH LICK, Ind. CAP) - about II I' j d 0 and Ii Oi l' r I s. model YOltnl( man, unci is dij(j(ing 'teen-age girls to Chicaeo and is Braves nave made their final offer Manager J immy Wilson of the SchrO<'der .aid that Anderson is in industriuusly to ('arn himseU a • • •• Regarded as Slugger confident of making a good show- to Ernie Lombardi, their iirst- Chicago Cubs said befot'e yester- oming to lown City thi w k nd regul I' spot. He 1001' fine, til y ing. string catcher and National league day's exhibition that the game was and he will talk the Ituation G er do SlIY, but th look~ part of it can BeUy is in II WAVES' school at being played for the Red Cross but WIth him. "Art r all, AMerson be overlooked as Mungo always If Rookies Hit N.L. Pitching But Weak Defensively Hunter college in New York while batting champion, but do not ex- as things turned ouL it looked like hould h ve Ul ch nee to say who look _' fine in thl' spring, but a , th(' Ann is in school at Penn Hall in peet any favorable reaction. It Is tile Chicago White Sox were plBy_ wiJ1 temporarily take his place." a on fade. so do s Mungo. This By DILLON GRAHAM Chambersburg, Pa. understood here that Lombardi ing for the White Sox as they stat d Schr der. time we're told he Isn't fooling. AP Feature port Editor year. He hil .320 for Dallas in EVANSVILLE, Ind. (A P) - For the last three years Sawin will remain out of baseball unless smacked three Bruin pitchers for The nthletic dIrector expl Ined Jo M dwick is :lIloth l' whose FRENCH LeCK, Ind.-The most 194) and tagged on an additional Baseball's super-salesman, young )-las produced the women's nahonal he is t raded. 16 hits and a 13-2. decision, thut he oriainally had planned a history, dating baek to his Cal'dl- damaging one-two punch or dou­ Dick Wakefield, is having u'ouble outdoor championship team-once • • • Rookie Fl'ank KiaJin, l/lte of meeting with the board in control nal day. i SP kled with troubles ble-A babebail may bring the Cubs 20 pOints with Milwaukee. these days peddling his wares as at the Lakeside club in Louisville, EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - Hollywood, conneeted lor the ell'- ot athletic for Monday, but be- of one kind or another, and a late the pOwer they need to climb out Heinz is a line drive hitler and . Ky., and twice at the Riviera club. Coach steve O'Neill divided the cuit with two on board in the fifth CllU e or the rec nt d v lopm nt::! as last year he wa' suppa,ed to of the second division. last in the field. "I can hit a long a major league outrlelder, but he If Miss Bemis, high individual Detroit Tillers into tWQ squads of in a seven-run uprising that it wlll be postp ned. Schroed r have been in the dog-hau e with If the bats of Heinz (Dutch) ball, but I s ldom try for homers," has thoroughly sold the Detroit scorer in last summer's outdoor 12 players each yesterday to meet rouled the Cubs' young Eddie he explains. "I find you can get Tigers on his power hitting.· nationals, and Miss Hardin can the exigencies of an exhibition Hanyzewski. Orval Grove held the ~aid h did not know whether th y his Brooklyn Dodller teammales Bccker and Eddie Stnnky can I more hits it you just try to bung Wakefield is a smooth article rejoin their teammates, Sawin fig- schedul e that for the club to Cubs to one h it lhrough the first wl\1 name assisl.l nt coaches for bcenu~ o( an mdHfeH'llt attitude play IIny ort of a lively tunc on ~a ll s the Brid &port. nd an over-ze, lous desire to pro- NHtional league piLehing, Man- the baJJ safely." when it comes to selling bimself ures he can have another winner. be in two places next Sunday. three innings. M ntim pring football prac- tect a .300 batting average. Now, a,el' Jimmy Wilson figures Ilis Becker is married, has two chil- and hC'lI probably do something "If one of the two girls can ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii~iiiiii~ _____ .'~' Iii~' dren and i~ 3A. Stanky aJ. 0 is about those fielding lapses, but compete," Sawin says, "we still , tice 'will ('ontinu under the ~uper- our MI'. Sid F cr reports, Jo la Chicago Cub~ can drive upwards married and was recently rejecled privately he is causing some con- can win. If neither of them can vision o[ Cat'ideo with the n. ist- one or the paby-wnL will »o-bo New om never , as a MorUn muy get tho cail at second 34-year-old Ray Prim, a lefty who 1 think we've btrengthened OUt· George Sanders sce the be.. t in major league ba B­ trouble mak .. ,. UI"/> ju~t 110 bil'. with Stanky trying to oust Merullo copped 21 vlclol'ie' [01' Los An- club while the teams in tront of "QUIET PLEASE, MURDER" ball again Ihis ummel', Lieut. cood-natured luI' with the habit in the. hortCi Id. geles, are other newcom I'S us huve been hurt by player losses. Comdr. J. Russell Cook, ath! tic of talklJ1f b~ and often. ~ lt e Never Hit Under .300 Your roving correspondent ex- SUI'e we've got a chancc, and a oWcer at the U. S. Naval Training odd "art of It wa, thai when Beck r, born in G rmany, has pressed surpriM! when Wilson said pretty good chance." Rtntion, announced yesterday. Do-bo would ay "old no-OO HI nevcl' hi~ und('r .300 during his Ten major league clubs, Indud­ do thL"" or "old Do,bo w ill do [iv' y aI's in pro baseball. And ing Brooklyn nnd the New York that" old 110· bo orten as Il ot he's boostcd tlla t a vernge every ~ Yankees for Ule (irst time, already w8uld do It. STARTS FRIDAY have been added to the Great This year he has been strangely Lakes schedule. Arrani'ements silent. ]n fact, there has becn a with several others are ncaring marked absence of poppini'-off our 01 THE HEART DF A it'J'ake care of Mom, and don't spot completion. rom the usually roist ring Dodg­ Stran-d. \ my "The primary purpose of our ers. It may have starteD. when 11811T1"C ",Att Itt AFlteA Arrow Shirts!" baseball t am is reeruit entertain­ Br;ll;)ch Rickey took the steering 2 - FEATURES - 2 A love story from ment and the majority ot the wheel and let Leo Durocher know Y ou can always include Arr ow Shirts among a games will be played at hOllle," NOW SHOWING no-man', land ••• who was drlvinll. He WIIS said to man's favorite possessions, and wh y not? T he spe­ intuire Lleut. Comdr. Cook said. "We have huve told Leo what to do and what Ihe fln t great hu­ thousands o( men who must find THRILlS\ _ man story of 1he cial Mitoga fit, Sanforized label (which gl1aruntees "Sibat( not to do, with no ifs or ands or SP!ake; a1l thelr recreation within \.be i l. desert heroes today' fabric shrinkage Ie s thaD 1'70 ), anchored buLlon s buts about in the wi de.\ !lit olC gates or the training station and But gelling back to the taming i~ and the world·famoU8 collar all contrihu te to a work Ctl!!on ba. eball n very important parl or the crews, It looks lil';c serious open town ot & , I MII')'Ia: of a program which gives th m basebaIJ this ;year. Which seem' ~f art in tailoring. The clean crisp fecling of a new the be t in music, movies, radio to be lilting. This is a serious year. th ew ide open (), :Arrow shjrt on your back is a lesson in morale. See shows and variety hours. One Because or many personnel your dealcr today! Whites li nd fll ncies, 2.24, lip. choni'es since last season our te!lll1. ~ Post. under LieuL Gordon S. (Mickey) tt-l','l!1 LON: Cochrane \ ill be considerably Icss experienced than last year. The ST ARTS TODAY SlOtes men cnt away will be sorely R o w who It YOU'RE IN fOR enemy mIssed but Great Lakes bm;c ball 10~ tOO TOUGH 10 D/i • SHIRTS. TIES. HANDKERCHtEFS • UNDERWEAR • SP'ORT SHIIITS lorce, • is strictly incid nfal to th wllr ~ Ii. '._.0,",'" ' ldUft uo",", i JIOst- program. 'UY WAlt IONOS AND STAMP'S Third ba.:.eman Ernie Andres ~ADVENr"'MfTUREl RICH ARD DlX * * "I'm is to!lark:: of the 1942 squad aboard a sub­ ,- 0; marine chaser. Cenlerfiejder Frllnk KENT TAYLOR Cbina," Boumhollz has made several CI'OSS­ let ali ings as captain or a gun uew EDGAR BUCHANAN let du. aboard a mel'eh:lOl ship. Benny . dh Frances Gifford· Don Castle McCoy, Chestel' Hajduk, Don Pad­ Complete Spring Lines Popul gett, Frank PyUak, Jim Basso and Clem Bevans · Victor Joll Don Godfl'edsen all have been of In Sol trans(erred. J ohn Rigney, leading ARROW SHIRTS P1U:: pi tcher of 1942, is awaiting orders ca', ~ht for transfer. now ready in both white and 2,118,2(1 Among the candidaLes now Yetta. working oUl under Lieutehant fancy paHerns. &1 10,52 Cochrane are pitchers Vern Olsen 7_ aa and J ohnny Schmitz, Chicago AliatJe:; Cu bs: Tom Ferrick, Cleveland Tn ­ &1lII84 t dian ; Bob Harris, Athl tics, and THOMAS MITCH Frank Bisean, S1. Louis Browns: YOU C calcher G rge m ckey, Chicogo ALLYN JOSLYN SPEIDELS 3 Wl1ite Sox, arid Marv Felderman, IHltwl al.,IIEI 3 r~. Chlca&o Cubs ahd three IT'i ~mQerS .,.-___ Added Hits .--.."...",-..-_ 129 So. Dubuque COF- or las yt!a r's learn, J OhhDY r;uc:i­ N(~aU l U l l " U. S. NAVY BAND" ~ . "Arsenal Mlglii" delio, second base, Earl B61yard, DOlll 11 1111(( . Iml m o LATEST NEWS Late News hac! a '" cent r fi eld and J o Grace, right F AMlLY ADMISSIONS th;r I.J :!ield. .!~~!!!::!===~ ,ij~ki , COuldn· THlffiSDAY', APRiL e, i943 'f H E D A I L Y lOW A H, lOW A CITY, lOW A PAGe F1VR Women Voters' Group Visit to Neighbor is a $40 silver.buckled number, terested persons may attend the upon presentation of the student Harvard university. LetJters 01 Positlon in the World from the but lancier ones come higher; lecture by Dr. Oliver Kamm 01 identification fard. Studcnts will application should be sent to ille Geographical Standpoint." ThE! Huge Bomber To Hear Discussion scarves, and a silver loop to hold Parke Davis and Company, Detroit, register in room 2, Old Capitol, oUice of the dean of the gt'aduate public is invited, MARY ANN GLA Y TON" who will speak on "An Elemen­ according to the tollowing sched­ college by April 15. By Mrs. J. C. Pryor them, $5 10 $8 ; small leather hat­ tary Presentation of Sterol Re­ ule: A-E Monday; F-K Tuesday; President band, tiny silver clasp, $5; belt Attention i called to the fol­ Mrs. J. C. Pryor of Burlington search," at 4: lOin room 314 phar­ L-P Wednesday; Q-S Thursday lowing stipulations; (1) The schol­ and holster, $40 to 50; six-shool­ macy-botony building. and T-Z Friday. PART-TIME WORK ' ~trafes 3·Ship will be guest speaker at the arship is gi\'en each year to a stu­ If you are interested in !lert. ers, $75 to $100 apiece, J . H. BODINE DARRY G_ DARNE dent standing within lhe lop 10 mO\1thly luncheon of the League "Then you lake the saddles," Big Rel'istrar time cash work, wlU you please John finished. "I've got three­ FORml percent or the years gradUating call at the Qffice ot student em~ of Women Voters tomorrow noon class or the roJlege of liberal arts. not fancy-nnd I'm in lor about A meeting of the Fotum will be GRADUATE THESE DUE ployment, room 3, Old Capitol, to (onvoy at 12 o'clQck in the toyer ot Iowa (2) It is understood that the fnemy fill sch ed~ $1,000 on them." held in the Triangle club rooms All graduate students who ex­ out a current free hour holder will undertake professional Union. Let's figure it fOI' a rough total Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. pect to receive degrees ot the ule. ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN She will emphasize in her dis- of $828--every time John Wayne Pro!. Walter Daykin will lead a April convocatiolj should eheck in or gradual work in Ho)"vard uni­ R. L. BALT,ANTYNF. versity, preferably in the law AUSTRALIA, Thursday (AP)- cuSSion the need for an interna· gets dressed for action. That's discussion of the subject, "Is their theses at the graduate COllege Manager Lobor Doing Its Pari Tn The War o!lice, 116 University hull, not school. (3) PJ'ererence is iiven also II Flying F~< ,~,'. , ATTENTION SENIORS "One 01 our heavy reconnais­ Senior inVitations may be ob­ SlInce units straied a small enemy tained at the alumnt oWce imme­ convoy, consisting of a destroyer Jim Wiegand Drills AFTER PAYING an official v isit di ately upon presentation of pay­ and two cargo vessels northwest B /10 President Calderon Guardia of ment receipts. o[ Kavieng," reported the noon oy Scout Troop 2 Costa Rica, Lieut. Gen. GeOfl'e I nvllat.lons Committee tcmmunique Irom Gen. ' Douglas H. Brell, commander of the Car- FRESHMAN Y. W. C. A. ~fDcArthlD"s headqUarters. Jim Wiegand was in charge of II bbean defense command, leads "An escorting float plane at­ lhe dl·m of Tl'OOP two of the Boy a I'roup ot Costa Rican officers on The linal freshman recreational tempting interception was driven Scouts at their meeting Monday, a photo-takinl' expedition to meeting of the year will be held 011 and damaged." it was announced yesterday by Irazu volcano. Thm'sday at 4:10 in conference In the northern Solomons, a Kenneth Reeds, troop scribe. ------room No. 2. Jopanese destroyer was sighted During the meeting several of MARGARET BROWNING oil the coast of Bougainville by a the members completed the re- HOLLYWOOD Freshman president medium aUied bomber which quirements for classification as a - srored neal' misses-blows which tenderfoot. (Continued from page 2) ZOOLOGY SEMINAR frequently seriOllsly domage the Plans for the next meeting, The zoology seminar by Willis target. which will be held Monday, will a pair; spurs, $25 a pair, plu'l $4 Boss announced lor Friday aftcr­ be under the auspices of the senior 01' $5 for straps, silver conches, noon at 4 o'clock will be post­ Babo, on MaoCluer gulf in Dutch YOUNQ New Guinea, was raided 'by allied patrol. and such; belts-Wayne's favorite poned until April 16 so that in- BLONDlE cHic foor-motored b 0 m be r s which started explosions and fires on the airdrome and in the town. In the same area, a heavy bomber at­ tacked the lown of Fak Fait. Daily Iowan Want Ads * * * FOR* *SALE * LOST *AND * FOUND CLASSIFIED No·w You ADVERTISING TWO PAIRS men's Floresheim LOST-Black and white Persian Shoes. Size 10 C. Almost new. kitten Friday. Reward. 221 RATE CARD Phone 3718. Linn. Phone 2083. Tell One CASH RATE HELP WANTED ROOMS FOR RENT lor 2 dsYs- WANTED - girl for general of­ 10c per line per day Cool com f or tab I e rooms fOr * * * 3 consecutive days-- fice work and collections. Box SUMMER SCHOOL. April 26. •See ms Like • 7c per line per day 160. Singles and doubles. Chi Omega 6 consecutive days- WANTED-Young ladies for foun­ Sorority. ATalJ Story 5c per line per day 1 month- tain work. Whetstone's. ROOMS for girlS. Close In. Dial CAMP PICKETT, VA. (AP)-A per line per day 2705. pint-sized drill sergeant gazed "'0 STUDENT for janilor work two -Figure 5 words to line­ hours a day. Cash salary. Apply enviously at (he 6-foot, 2-inch Minimum Ad-2 lines APARTMENTS lrame of Recruit Alfred S. Lin­ in person. Maid-Rite. hart, of Pittsburgh, Pa., when he W ANTED-Night bus boy. Apply UNFURNISHED two rooms and reported here to begin basic train- ' CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Hostess at HudcUe. bath. Refrigerator. Adults. In- ing. , 50c col, inch quire 20 W. Burlington. "How high does the rhubarb Or $5.00 per month COUPLE to do janitor work and get on your form, Yardbird?" the coolcing at fraternity. Phone FURNiSHED threc room o)xll'l- drill sergeant asked. All Want Ads Cash in Advance 9647, mcnt. Pl"ivotc bath. FI·igidairf!. Payable at Daily Iowan Busi­ Also one room furnished apart­ "Can't tell till it stops growing," ness office daily until 5 p.m. Linhart replied. "Toke my kid WANTED - FUll and part-time ment with kitchenette. 328 Brown .• bl'()\her, Russell. He's a Tech waitress. Apply Hostess at Phone 6258. Cancellations must be called in Huddle. s~geant at Camp Poll(, and he's a belore 5 p.m. FURNISHED two room first flool" hall-inch higher lhan me. Then Responsible tor one incorrect WANTED immediately. Man as apartment. Adults. Dial 5339. there's my older brother, BLlI. insertion only. jonitor. Permanent job. Apply He's an instructor at. lhe Army at Larew plumbing. FURNISHED :lPaJ"1ment lOr rent. ~ ,air school in Ohicago. He's only Larew PI u m bin g Company. a quarter-inch taller than me. LAUNDRY WORKERS apply in Phone 969L HENRY "But we all ldnda look to Paul DIAL 4191 person. New Process Laundry ____---:--:--:- ___ ~---- to top the crop. He's only'16, and 313 S. Dubuque. WANTED he's 6-feet, 3-inches already. Soon as he grows up, h E!'s gonna join PORTRAITS W ANTED ~ Second-hand plumb­ Ute navy." * * * MODERN PORTRAITS. Young's ing fixtures. Also used heating Studio. Norlh of City Hall. Open plants. Larew Co. Everybody Wins, FEMALE* HELP * *WANTED Sunday. GIGANTIC WANTED - LAUNDRY SALE, Nobody's Happy STUDENT GIRLS to work morn. " PLUMBING LAUNDRY-5hirts 9c. Flat finish, STARTS TODAY CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-S~m ings or afternoons. Cash salary. WANTED: Plumbing and heating. 5e pound, DIAL 3762. Long­ Whetstone's. Grady sued Mrs. Gertrude Wil­ Larew Co., 227 E. Washington. streth. liams for $100 and MrS. Gertrude CAR RENTAL Phone 9681. INSTRUCTION Williams sued Sam Grady for $100, both for damages resulting RENT A CAR. B. :F. Carler. Dial FURNITURE MOVING DANCING LESSONS-ballroom- ~ ... ~~ Iram a minor automobile accident. 4691. BLECHA TRANSFER and STOR- ballet-tap. DiaL 7248. Mimi A general sessions eourt deci­ AGE. Local and long distance youde Wurlu. ,Awlh·· '~r..-....,..( .. -~~~ \. ·~ _fr silm found for both defendants, SERVICES hauling. Dial 8388. ------meaning neither had to pay the TYPING...... Editlng thesis, play, and oUter. The cases were appealed book manuscripts a specialty. Brown's Commerce College to the circuit court where a jury Neat, accul"8te worlc. Mrs. Fl'ed­ MAHER BROS. TRA NSFER Iowa City's Accrediled came to the same decision. eJ!J.ck Monroe, 393 Memorial Dr. Business School For Efficient Furniture MovIng Established 1921 S.E., Cedar Rapids. Phone 29307. Ask About Our S,nators' Sp,eche. . t. f. Day School Night School Have your refrigerator checked WARDROBE SERVICE "Open the Year 'Round" Impress This Woman now! CONNER'S REFRIGERA­ DIAL - 9696 - DIAL Dial 4682 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)-A TOR SERVICE. Dial 7760. fe~lnine visitor at the State House inquired where she could find '~tor Conlon of the House of Speakers." She was d iI'ected to . tht'o(fice of Delegate Thomas E. COjIlon, whQ is speaker of the I Maryland House of Delegates. One U.S. Airman's Post·INar Plan Sometning LONDON (AP)-Technica1.Sgt. . JlIIles Hickie of Waltham, Mass .. who has made 17 missions over Yoli Want? enemy territQry with the U. S. aiJ: ROOM AND BOARD force, is saving $200 monthly for JIM, CLEAN ME UP:- a POSt-war program of his own. ~UICK, "DI"DJA HEAR. THE NEWS? A A ,ALENT SCOUT Jio\ TOWN--WI1'H "I'm saving the money to travel THE .JUDGE NOT ONLY ,,··MY v.oR"D, TJ.\'WA~ANC> EVERYTI-I/N,..:MAYElE' I CAN GET MY OLe> RII;;J.\T FIELC> 10 darkest /Lfric:a, ASia, Rus~la and OWNS THE CON Cll.JTR1GHT IT 'M)ULD ::to China," said Hickie. "1 wan t to NOW, ~lfT PRETTY SOQ.j JOB BA<:'I( ON,A BIG LEA6UE "BE VEJ\L TEAM!-·· ITSMYONESI6 Set all those countries that r don't THERE'S AN EASIER WAY! HE'Ll. OWN A CALF! l."TER. ON ! CHANe" FO~ A PAT~IC:>TK see dUring the war." LOOKS LIKE WE TORE F="Ipo,,-C:::OI"IE BACK!: "BREJ\DED Population Ga-ins UP A WIN TICKET WHEN VEAL WE SOLO OUR. SHARES CUTLETS IN i'HE COW "10 HIM.' In South Africa PLACE AN ,AD r IN AND TOMN-f1O SAUCE--- PRETORIA (AP)-South Afri­ ca', white population increased to 2,111,200 from 1,49_9,911 in 10 YI!II't. Total population i8 ploced at:l ~5~ 1 ,70 0 which· includes 7,250,- 1110 Bantu (Negro natives) 238,400 Aliatics (mostly East Indians) aIlll844,400 colcll'ed persons. • You Can 'Always Take a Train

~FFEYVILLE, Kan. (AP)­ Ralph Mills and Edwin . JVIartln DIAL 41~1 ha4 a very good reason for miSSing (h~ train. They soid they were khinklng a eup ot cotfee arid I • couldn't run away and leave it. PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1943 = 45 Men in Iowa Navy Pre-Flight Band- Drive Planned Youth; 11, Strangles, Judge Fines IGiraud, .,. . Free French To Meel Quola To Present First Public Concert of Year Rapes Small Nei~hbor WII HI Accord Endangered Girl Laughed When a er ~ m :By Misunderstanding Of War Bonds He Fell Downstairs $300 lin (ourl ALGIERS (AP)-Gen. Dwi&bt So He Murdered Her D. Eisenhower yesterday expressed "surprise" over a French national PITTSBURGH (AP) - ~Vith no Special Effort Starts I committee statement that he had outward sign oi emotion, a 17- District Judge J ames P. Garr­ asked Gen. Charles DeGalllle April 12 for Raising \ year-old youth' told detectives yes­ ney fined Walter C. Helm $300 ye - to postpone hls visit to north Africa, terday he had raped, strangled and terday and committed him to the Johnson County's Goal county jail upon failure to pay the thus indicating that a new mis· "The big eClort th.is month must buried in the ceUar of his home a line and costs. Helm plead gullty understanding had arisen to plague go behind the raising of $13.000,- four-year-old neighbOl' girl whom to ddving a motor vehicle while the delicnte negotiations :for union 000,000 ror the nation's econd war he hud rocked to ~Ieep when she intoxicated. of Gil'audlsts and DeGaullists. loan drh'e which gets under way was a baby, District Attorney Rus­ One-hal( the fine was Kuspencted The headqunrtel's statement did on April 12. Johnson county's 'ell H. Adums said last night. on good behavior and Helm sur­ not flatly deny that Eisenhower quota for this special effort is Lleutcnunt Michael Daugherty rendered his operator's license to had asked DeGaulle to dele,y bill $1,060,000," Frank D. WiU Iams, said Earl PelTY, a candy factory the court. trip, but sajd cryptically that since aeneral ch irman of war bond workcr, dcscribed the slaying of • • • the communique was issued in uctivitl ., said yesieTday. blonde, curly-hah'ed Theresa Wil­ In the case of Dolores Mac Bul'- London, Eisenhower " has no doUbt I , "Thl huge war bond eHort will liams Tuesday afLernoon as fol­ nett et al Vs. Donald Walton, Judge that a full statement ot the circum­ require the greatest effort put lows: GaCCney found the deCendant guilty stances will be made in LonclOJl." Iortb by 4111 or us in the purcna e " I gave a cnndy bar and three on three charges of contempt of I The Ilational committee state­ or war txrnds. However, on the pennie:; to 'Cici' (The)' sa's nick­ court and {ailuI'e to pay sUPPOl'l ment ill London Monday s\lid in busi of our county'S rine support name). She came inLo my house money to the plaintiff's child. part thal "General Eisenhower bas of the war eHorts lo date. we Ieel and when I fell down the cellar The defendant will be senlenced asked General DcGaulle to delay confident that Johnson county will steps 'Cici' laughed. Thal made to the county Jail for 90 days un- his journcy to French north Mrica. agaln do its part," he said. me mad, and I hit her twice in less the back support money is General DeGaull e and the naUQDal Seven diCCerent types oC ecur­ the lace. Then I choked her. paid into the oHice of the clerk of committee regret this delay which ities are now avallable which are "Aller [ attacked her, I dug a COUI't by 10 a. m. Satul·day. The could not be prolonged without se- designed for every type lind cl hole in the cellar. I covered her court also modiCied the original rious disadvantages." - of investor. ' n,e e securities in- with dirt and threw water on the order of support money of $3 per clude: • dirt to make it tight. Then I week to $4 pel' week. Lookout mountai n, scene ot the Unlied states War Savinas Bonds THE FIRST *PUBLI * C* concert. of the year by the* Iowa* * Navy Pre- universille have* * contributed * studenls, Iowa bcln&'* * represented * by tramped the ground with my feet." E. P. Korab Is altol'noy for the Battle Above the Clouds in the -Series "E", which may be pur­ Fl4bi IlCbool band will be pre ented unday afternoon In MaCbride sixteen men. Illinoi , Northwestern, Ohio late, Michigan and l\llnlle­ Leaving his home, Perry visited plaintiff, and Ingall Swisher is at­ Wal~ Between the States, has an J. J. will 45 his girl friend. taking her a bou­ elevation of 2,225 feet. chased in denominations ot $25, audUorlum. Bando-aster Courtney lead his piece navy sot a atso have former students In the rroup. Men ill the blind have torney for thEl def!)ndant. COllcert band In all bolU' and a hall pr~am whlcb will bechl at " ouet of f lowers. Later he joined $50, $100, $500 OT $1,000. which played with various major symphonic Incilldllll' the Chicago, Boston, yield an aver8le of 2.9 percent a o'clock. ololst In the performanee wiJI be clarinetist Donald McGln· a crowd of neighbors who searched year It held to maturity of 10 nls, lormerly a IsLant conductor of tbe Ohio tate university band Detroit and New York symphonies. Bandmaster Courtney Is a vet­ the locality 10 houl'S for the miss ­ years, which may be purchased and a &Taduate of Oberlin eon. ervatory. l\lcGlnnl~ Is reeoflllied as eran of 3~ years service In the United tate navy. n e joined In 1911, ing girl. lor 75 per nt of their maturity one 01 the fine" clarineUsl.s In thll middle we t and wUl pIa, bis OWI1 was liven a bandmaster's po ilion durlnl' World War J, and later Daugherty said he charged the I value, and which may be redeemed arrallcement for elarlne~ and band of .. 010 d e Concours" (A. Mes­ served IllI assistaut bandmaster of the Washlnl'ton, D. C., lIa vy band youth with murder and took other I .my lime 60 days after their issue ..~er). Featured" number of the prop-am will be one of the most dUo for ten years. Chief Courtney retired rrom the service for five years members of the Perry family inlo date; Ilculi IYtllphonle 'numbers ever arranl'ed for a coueert baud - Beeih. but was recalled In 1941. lie was stationed at Norfolk, Va.. until belna­ custody as material witnesses Two and one-hall percent trea­ oven', Symphony No.5. Chief Courtney will conduct tbe band In all usll'ned to recruit a band for the Iowa base when, out of 450 musi­ "chiefly for their own protection sury bonds of 1964-1969. which a.re four movements of the famo.u Victory symphony. Elrhteen middle cians from middle western colIea-es, he picked the present 45 man because of the angel' of the neigh­ HOTEL ideal lnv tmen!s Cor trust lunds. western eollerts and universities and three conservatories are repre· croup. The coneert wiJI be broadeast In Its entirety by "'SUI, and borhood." The family included the states and individuals. They are lenld by tile 45 men wbo make up the Iowa navy band. Six B~ Ten will be open to the public without charl'e. parents, two sistel'S and an aunt available In coupon or r egistered of the youth. form in denominations ot 1500, Theresa's body wus dug up by JEFFERSON $1,000, $5,000, $10,000. $100,000 Helps and Hints For- TUNISIA- Ule fathers of her and Perry alter or $1,000,000; Russians Take Two a sister of the youth told them she Series "C" Tax note ; (Continued from page I) had seen him digging in the cell ar, Seven-eighths percent CcrtUi­ More Points Along Daugherty said. cat of Indebtedness, which are .Your Victory Gardens ish EighLh army's successful At the sight of the scratched, • dated April 15, 1943, and are due storming of the AkaI'll line which partly nude body, WiiJIams, ~n­ Aprll I, 1044: - By Stan Myers Smolensk Battlefront led to the union ot the British l'aged, seized an ax and started up suggests Two percent treasury PQnds, and Americans in southern Tun­ the . stairs, but police restrained I which are dated Aprll 15, 1943, * * * LONDON, Thursday (AP)­ isia. But the British are the first him, and which are due Sept. 115, 1952i • Organic material will Improve hould then* be* tpmed * under and• Russian troops captured two more to point out Lhat the manner in Ml'S. Adolph WilUams, the which these American infantry­ mother, told detectives between United stat Savings Bonds- the phYSical condition of all soils mixed with the sotl dUTing spad­ localities on the Smolensk Iront, for the finest food Serle "F"; with the exccpUon or muck soils, Ing. men, with lheir excellent artil­ sobs: and desLroyed ninc German guns "[ can't under~tllnd ' it. When United States Saving Bonds­ and usually supplies reinfol'c­ Early spring is the time to work lery, staved oCf repeated German tank thrusts during the Mareth she was a baby, he (Earl) pushed Ser! . "G". ment which are vital to the suc­ Victory garden soil when It is still and three blockhouses and dls­ in town her baby carriage und carried her Additional informlll/on conc 1'0- cess of a VJctory garden. moist but not sticky. Spading will pCJ'sed an in!anll'y coneenLration oIIensive and continued to ham­ Ing thc~ ecurl\les may be ob- Applying organIc malleI' makes read lIy break up the earth clods it on the Donets defen e line in the mer Rommel's [lank while Mont­ in his arms. He eVen put her to Ukraine, Moscow announced early gomery got ready for the Aklll'it sleep fOI' me many times. tained at the local banks. a sandy 80il heavier and a clay the soil Is in the right condltlon. today in its midnight communique. attack, counted much on the "1 wa good to him. I allowed _------. soil Ugh r, and largely determInes To determine if the soli Is in the tpe ability any soil to hold right condition [or working, re­ Dispatches from Moscow also re­ scales lor the allied break­ him to walk in and out of my ot through. moisture. move a spadeful of soil. then take ported sharp local fighting in the house like a son." Kuban delta ncar Novorossisk, but Rommel's position grew more Chief Probation OHieer Walter The ROSE ROOM The main source organic mat­ a handful [rom below the surface. - . Need for Economic or erHical hourly. Front reports said J. Po me said that Pel'ry, son of an tel' used in gordenlng was formerly Squeeze it into a lump with your there was no essential change in that Gen. Patton's American Italian-born tailor, was on proba­ barnyard mnnure, since it )ll'ovides hund, as illustrated, and iC the ba We po~itions on the long Rus­ sian front. tl'OOPS In the Maknassy sector 45 tion Cram juvenile court for a Freedom Predicted .• ' I a medium for the growth of bac­ lump breaks easily atler squeezing, miles to the northwest had cleaned and teria benerlciol to plant growth. the soil Is dry enough to work:. If. The communique. recorded by minor orfense. out nxis Ilank pOSitions to gain Unnecessary Trad. However, in many areas it i Im­ how vel', the soil queezes into the Soviet monitor, said the Ger­ ,'- Barriers MUlt Be po sible to obLllin such manure a putty-Iikc lump, the garden area mans had suffered heavily in the elbow room for another lUnge to- paved the way for a juncliol1 be­ today. needs to dry out some more before last few days trying to crack Rus­ wal'd the sea in