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t1VECENTS Till AIIIIOClA'I'SD PUll IOWA CITY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1944 TBII AaIOCIATSD ...... VOLUME XIJV NUMBER 249 Death Toll Nears 350 DUKE AND DUCHESS ARRIVE IN N. Y. Yank Troops Crash lB· · h Cd· In Explosion of Two Strong German Posts, r I tiS, a na Ia n Tanks Navy Munitions Ships Reach 'Gothic Line' Brea 0 rn e California Coast Blast k Americans Outflank Rocks Port Chicago, Great Port of Livorno, River line Surrounding Towns Sweep Into Pontedera ------~ POR'l' CHICAGO, Cal i f. ROME (AP)-American troops (AP)-An explosion of two crashed lhrough strongly held At a Glance- jng 'hal Powerful Red Army Yanks Take Sf. Lo Dlval ammunition ships in the ll1 tUsk German positions yesterday and nllce. The worst disaster of its kind in the swept three miles across open Cracks Nazi Defense Stronghold to Force Mike A. nation's history left a toil of country into the town ot Ponte dead approaching 350 yesterday lets. The dera on the Arno river between I Today's 1Mile German Retreat t so far, as rescue workers poked through Pisa and Florence, rescl'ting the Around Vital Lwow tbe. rubble in search of more enemy's "Gothic Line" defenses --- bodies, and virtually outflanking the great Iowan Germans Reel Back Britons Vary Tactics The twin blasts late Monday west coast port of Livorno, With 2,200 Bomber I~ited night, shaking 14 counties and Pontedera is ;:; ituated on the To Within Five Miles felt 80 miles away, shattered Arno-12 miles east of Pisa, 18 Death loll approaches* * * 350 in ex Of Pre-War Frontier Barrage Before Attack miles northeast of Livorno and 32 this town o~ 1,500 and wrecked miles west of Florence, plosion of two navy ammunition tbe two freighters, the 10,000· LONDON, Wednesday (AP) S PREUE HEADQUAR- Extensive I\Uneflcld'l ships, ton Quinault Victory ship aud 't'ERS, Allied Expeditionary Lt. Gen . Mark W, Clark's infan- Red armies of the south in a pow the 7.500·ton E. A, Bryant. 'rhe try and armor reached the Arno Britons. Canadians break through erful new offensive have cracked FoJ'c~ Wednesday (AP)-Brit shlps were loading ammunition at in a week's drive down the Era German line across the Orne ish and Canadian armored forces the Port Chicago naval ammuni strong German defenses around rla. (AP) river valley from the Volterra river. the great bastion of Lwow in old broke through the Geman line tio,n supply depot, on an arm of across the Orne river at the 'r and ,his sector after stubborn Nazi resist Poland for three-day gains of 31 San Francisco bay some 35 miles ance had checked the F'ifth army's Greatest combined allied otIen (,Bfltern end of the Normandy g 14 years uortheast of San Fransisco. miles on a 125-mlle front, and dead sil( push directly up the west coast. sive in history hits Hitter's reached the Bug river within five front Tuesday in a full·scale The blasts sprayed hot metal Yesterday an allied spokesman Europe. offensive which was rolling in ted On a over a two-mile area. One ship's miles of the frontier from which here last declared }\merican troops were the Germans attacked the Soviet dURt 'outheastwurd across t110 anchor was found a hal! mile closing in on Livorno's outskirts Premier ToJo relieved as Nip , embraces away. union, Moscow announced last Caen plain this morning with from the east and south "against chief of the army general staff, nlght. a power recaJljng the historic Most of the dead. were Negroes, stubbOrn oPPQsition and extensive !, eminent members of the navy loading German Lines Tolter British assault at El Alumein. minefields and dem~litions." Re Ripping througb tottcring Ger MRS. JOHN SCHLUTTER, kld- I educa~or crews at the Porst Chicago am fugees from Livorno said the cent On the American sector to the Inent here munition mal\azine. man lines defending the direct in naper of the slx-month-old baby, west, Lieut. Gen. Omar N. Brad ral part of the city of 100,000 was Allies Strike Europe vasion routes to central Germany, I his only POSIIlble 1,000 Injured badly wrecked and looted. Barbara Anne GOUin, from the ley's doughboys captured the hill I{O walked In addition, possibly 70 members the Soviet First Ukraine army was Poles Threaten, Ancona within 22 miles of Lwow, one of New York Foundling hospUal, Is side hinge stronghold at st. Lo (g~ide the of the crews of the two ships lost PoliSh forces driving up the In History's Greatest plctured above a' the police sta- son trom '. the biggest rail terminals in Eur tion afier she had told officials after an eight-day baltle, forcing their lives. A number of civilian THE DUKE OF WINDSOR, governor-ceneral of 'he Bahamas, and hls Adriatic coast were officially re workers on the docks were killed. ope, Premier Marshal Stalin said the story of how she stole Into the a German withdrawal of a mlle A~erlcan duchess, ' the former Wally Simpson, are . shown above en ported to have scored a complete Combined Air Raid in an order of the day. d a gtee\'. The navy said "at least 20\) to 251)" break-through of Nazi positions hospital and took the inlant from to a mile and a halt and threaten ~rlbl' the Waldorf-Astoria hotel after their arrival in New York. In the far north other Russian :step as he ot its loacting crewmen died. The southwest of the jmportant port of a crib In 'he dark ward. Mrs. ing a crumbling of the Nazi posi lis name· Following a short visit here, the royal couple 'plan to viSit Washington Unload 11,000 Tons troops haa' smashed eighl m.i1es list of injured may reach 1,000, in and perhaps Can.. da. Ancona, which was described as Schlutter claims she took the baby tions westward all the way to the is, himsel! cluding those hurt by flying glass. "Gravely threatened." Of Bombs to Smash into Latvia with lbe capture 01 because of her "great love (or coast. Ie univer_ British and south AIrican troop.; Pitovka, and were racing toward One of the merchant ammuni- the Baltic sea in an effort to throw babies," Using airpower instead of the identified participating in the general aUied Hitler Strongholds artillery barrage tor which he is tion vessels at the pier was loaded a great noose around hundreds of at Hart- wlth several thousand tons of ex- Ne:tu:" GUI'nea AI'rmen Proposed- advance consolidated their bridge famed, Gen. Sir Bernard L. Mont had been head across the Arno river four LONDON (AP)-Allied war thousands of German troops. gomery opened the onslaught in Ick driver. plosives, b1.\t the other was only S fi J Sh I Reds Plunge Ahead &lightly loaded as the work had miles northwest of Arezzo in bit- planes swarming over Europe in Japan's Tojo Relieved the Caen area at dawn under with '1!?1¥ mas ap I'PPI"ng R , .. ' ler fighting, At this poinl near the greatest comQined air oIfenslve In the center of the Russian cover of the greatest aerial bom just started, said Capt. N. H. Goss, I • a 10 n · front, wbich now has been ex younge(' the center of the HaHan penJnsula in history yesterday unloaded at bardment since D-Day-a crushing U.S.N., of Rockville, Ind. panded to 550 miles, o.ther RUSSian As Chief of Army 0 arm in No Close Survlvol'll the Arno is approximately 20 miles least 11,000 tons of explosives on assault by 2,200 bombers ot all "toward a Far East Air Force armies yesterday plunged to with "We have no basis for giving Ba Ttl f N' from the "Gothic Line." Hitler's fortress, most of them in kinds which pounded the enemy Ch " Nazis RCOf'ganize Divisions a 75-mlle square area around in nine miles of Brest Litovsk and Nips Admit Crisis with 7,000 tons of explosives and I 8n.rCIlUse of the explosion as there gs 0 a 0 me ange'$ within 22 miles of Bialystok, Commal\! are no dose survivorS to lIive evi- Enemy Supply Craft It was believed here thal Field Caen to pave the way for Gen. By Sweeping Shakeup moved along just ahead of power to Hart· Marshal Gel). Albel·t Ke~selring Sir Bernard L. Montgomery's stronghold:; defending the plains dence of what happened," Goss '* fUl forces of. tanks and infantry- visit bere told a ' press conference. He is /UJV ANCED ALL1ED llEAD- * * probably already had withdrawn smashIng break-tbrough on the leading to Warsaw. Of High Command men. !UI a. Jaim- the bulk pf hi..> t[OOl,)8 from threat1 0[0& rlv I' !ro~t. , ,Tb& RU511ia'rtll sei~ Op1clinka, eomlnandinll officer of the naval QUA R T E R S, New Guinea, WASH}NGl'ON (AP)-Moil of nine milew. above Brest Litovsk, B1 T"~ A ROCIATIID PRESS Heavy Fighting Rages ~unition depot' at Mare isla'nd Wednesday (i\P) - Lieut. Gen. the beef steaks and roasts now ened L;vorno to high ground be- . "~w Have Aasaon Tokyo announced yesterday that General Montgomery struck at .ack' . with yond P~sa, leaving a comparatively Sup rem e lleadquarters an- and Golynka, 22 miles northeast Premier General Hideki Tojo had the gateway to interior France, Of Which the Port Chicago ammu- George A. Kenney's new Fat' available in butcher shops would of Bialystok, in an onrush which askJ!d. nilion mapzine is iln auxiliary. ~astern air force sahk or dam- small force bobind to check the nounced last night that the tre been relieved as chief of the army driving into the heart of the Nazis' Ie son. Reporting nine oftlcers missing aged four merchantmen, three become ration point-tree under an coastal Americans with mortars, mendous air assault was sustained has carried Soviet troops to a general staff in the second sweep- strongest pOSitions, protectinll the ul people and considered kllled, Captain coastal vessels and several barges order prepared by War Food Ad self-propelled guns and light arms. lor lour hours, starting at dawn point only abotlt 100 miles from ing shakeup of Japan's high com- roule eastward to Paris, 120 miles Warsaw, Polish capital which. feU the Olle to (joss commented: "As the work in the continuation of scouring at- ministrator Marvin Jones, it was Headquarters said German casu- over the Caen sector, as waves of mand In two days in tbe faoe of away. to the Germans in September, oer Com- \.-. was being done by enlisted per- tacks on Japanese shipping, head- learned yesterday, alties had been so heavy in recent heavy, medium and light bombers what Tojo himself called "an un- Heavy fighting was raging today, fighting near the we t co. t tRat ShljlWered enemy troops. artillery 1939. precendentedly g rea t natiOnalj with the Britons and Canadians that , his BOnnel, we had heavy supervision quarters annou.nced today. The order was readied for for- the enemy command had found it and strongpoints. Threat &0 Germans Grows and as a result had heavy officer Ball' Tobls 22 crisis." cleaning out the town of Vaucelles len Com- loss." I These blows at the enemy's har- mal issuance and publication in necessary to withdraw and re- No enemy aircraft appeared The potential disaster to German The navy, chile sufferer ill re-, on the south side of the Orne op ld daugh. BIas' FIaUem Ever,.UUI1l' assed supply routes in the south- the federal register today, witb organize the three latest Nazi dlv- during the entire bombardment in arms grew hourly under the swllt cent heavy defeats in the PacUic, posUe Caen and strong armored ashington, isions to go into action against the Caen area, tbe high command slrides of six massive Russian At 10:19 o'clock Monday night ~est PFlcific brought the total al- an effective date of ~ug. I, but underwent a similar shakeup and mobile forces spreading out life now ruin came to tbe waterfront. The lied bag announced yesterday and the Fifth army. communique said, disclosing that armies, two of which In the area Monday, when a relatively ob- into the Caen plain-open, ideal try to see ' issuance was postponed probably ------aUied losses amount to only nine above Brest Litovsk and Bialystok , lreighter Bryan, carrying thou- today to nme ships, ~ive coastal scure admiral replaced the navy lank fighting country southeast of .'. lands of tons of eyplosives, diBln- crait and .at least eight barges until ,July 27, There was some bombers. were pounding at the immediate minister, lhe city, seven to 10 miles wide teerated in biUowlng , clouds of sunk or eTippled. possibility of a change also in' the First South American AJlJes Down 59 Nasls approaches to German east Prussia The sha'keup was announced in and extendIng 20 miles southeast red and white flame. Three I,OOO-ton freighters were effective date. New point values Trip-hammer blows appeared and cutting through Lithuania as a series of broadcasts recorded by ward all the way to Falaise. The great blast flattened every- sunk or damaged .. Two ~ere at- set by the Office of Price Admin to be taUing on the Reich through well as Latvia toward the BaltiC. The Asociated Press and United Special Press Couference thing around. As the reverbera- tacked o~f Flores ISland m Dutch istration normally would go into Troops Land in Italy out the night as the German radio Other Russian armies still are States government monitors, Other The new offensive, announced tions swept across the water, the East Indies waters south ,of Cele_effect Sunday, July 30. reported planes over various sect reserved for action on a possible broadcasts told the Japanese peo- ill the first special press confer ors, declaring that one allied for victory ship Quinault exploded bes, The. other was supk lD Dutch The same order authorizes tbe NAPLES, Delayed (AP}-While l,OOO-mile front from the Narva pIe for the first time that Saipan ence called at Supreme Headquar mation was approaching Essen in with a tbunder that shook tbe hills. New GUinea MacCleur gulf. Office ot Price Administration to a Doughboy band played "Onward sector of Estonia down to the Ro had been lost ,with all its gar~i~on ters since D-Day, caught the Ger Navy barracks were flattened. Yanks 1011175 Japs . i'ut hams and pork loins, now Christian Soldiers" and "Roll Out strength. manian beaches on the Black sea. and most of lts J,apanese clvlhan mans by surprise, and the llead Wires, trees, poles, marsh grass On , the ground, meu?whlle, point-free, back on the ration list. the Barrel," the first strong con AUied Airmen downed 59 Ger man planes during the day. Our populatlO~. , stresslllg the graVlty Iquarters slatement said "General -everything, was borne to earth. Amencan troops were pullmg the It was not wholly clear whether tingent of any south American of the cnS1S. Montgomery is well satisfied with 'the pier from which loading oper- squeeze on ,Japanes troops that portion of the directive to troops to reach an overSeas war losses were 27 planes, including 11 Defiant Chinese Hold WMT) ca.u~ht heavy bombers. .Th~ announ~e;nents made no the progress made In the first aUons were being carried on slm- between Altape and the Dl'lDlu- OPA had the same mandatory zone landed in Naples Harbor to m~ntJon of TOlO ~ ~t~ tu.s as pre- day's fighting of this battle." ~ onvention Germany Nol Neglected Hengyang Rail Hub mor river force as the portion taking more day. They were Brazilians. mler and w~r milliS er, prestlm- "The attack achieved surprise Pl.r disappeared. These a're advance elements of beef off the point list. They were grieted by Lieut. Germany itself was not neglect ably he retams thOse posts. . in every respect," headquarters :L) some 45,000 trapped enemy trdops A WF A official said most of the Gen. Jacob L, Devers, deputy ed. More than 1,000 American CHUNGKING (AP) - Defiant He was succeeded as staff chief . d Th B 't i h p l' tly 'whiCh penetrated the Yank lines steaks and roasts now available in supreme commander of .American heavy bombers smashed over the Chinese still holding the Canton by 62-year-old Gen. Yoshijiro sal , e r 1 s ap a en WMT) in an attempt to break out of butcher shops over the country are forces in the Mediterranen theatre Reich both from Britain and Italy, Hankow rail junction of Heng Umezu, hitherto commander-in- cr?ssed the Orne .on their own -onvention U, S. BaHI,eships Shell the trap into whicb they were of the latter two classes. He said and his staff, while crowds of striking at production centers for yang in the face of furious enemy chief of Japan's army in Man- bl'ldges after mountm~ the assault compresscd by the invasion of high class restaurants and hotels newspapermen, pl).otographers, robot bombs and regulation air assaults have thrown themselves churia and "ambassador to Man- well bac~ and smashmg through Aitap last April. Yank guns killed now are taking a large proportion military police, the band and craft. against the Japanese on the ap chukuo"-real r uler of that pup-I fast, fooling the Germans, who Guam at Close Range 1'75 more of the enemy. of the AA and A grades. leaving dockworkers made it probably the Furious opposition was encount proaches to the city and "pene pet state. were cau~~t of~ bal~nce because IIttt! huge hull has dl'opped to :1 . (·omIo/tul.lle le\'el. Governor Dewey HilS !Pr--0_PE_Y_l: __~--,----=-",...... , leveland Indians Conve ntion "I've gilt a woolen swcatet" on nnw," he :Jd\li ;eLl f"om his oHice Federal Servic!man own Athletics 4-3 Sideli ghts in the l.luilLling. "God is WIth UtI' _ Demo('rlJts." CLEVELAND (AP)-The Phil B 1101 Procee ings n" Tn~ ASf.!OI"·I\TF" vn,;'C(s I · • • .de lp hia Athletics rallied fol' three CHICAGO (1\P)- 'l' XDS' two Tippl rs among Ihe cony ntion ---- uns in the ninth inning last night rival delegations I'olled tllto tUWrl faithful lit rally thil~teLl aCter U Uphold Stales' Rights lut AI Smith was able to put and were met by u cowboy l>anu - d, 'fillite answer to this moot qu - In' Sold,'er Vole T,'ff,. own the threat :JS Cleveland's trOll: "WIll wc be ablt! to gel u Jdians emerged with a 4 to 3 f?ur Chicago profeSSio nal musl- drink at the stadium'!" Reports 51 Ip t' I PI lumph. clans who donned chaps cnd som- circul::tted that sale of alcoholic I ap or Isan dn 5-;---: r .rhe veteran tribe southpaw had breros to lead a Texas parade. beverages during the se sions were I five-hit shutout going into the • ., • , . forbidden. The concessionaires ALBANY, N. Y. (AP)-DeCend- IlsI stanza, but the A's combined To~ Garry, ChlCllgo ~ versatile Istated they didn't know, But they ing his pion of stale contl'ol of hree hits and an error to pro~ supermtendent of sewels who re- hnd hopes-::tnd 96,000 bottles -of soldier voting, Gov, Thomas E. ,:'ICC three tallies. vamped the stadium for the Re- beer . . The Indians colJected three runs publican and Democratic conven- . ••• Dewey declared ycstCl day It was lions and who perspired as freely both "('oroplete and vltlid" and the fourth on a walk and four A conventioneer oCfered a deli ngJes and added what proved to as everybody else at the G.O.P, nilion of a dclegate-at-Iarge: "a asset'led adv()cut~s of u' federal ,e the oeciding marker in the assemblage, w::ts hllppy to report fellow here without his wife." supplemental ballot were playing B LON DIE CHIC YOUNG (xth. yesterday th::tt the temperature of • • • "partisan politics" by supporting Mayor Kelly must hove learned AND WHAT EL~E. I ::t "void and worthless" PI'OPOStll. BESIDES BREAD, long ago that (I key to a city The i lie, i n v 0 I v i n g slate's doe 'n't open any doors. So-every MR. BUMSTEAD? rights, thus wa~ dl'awn clearly be delegate gets [I special card which soys: "You are hereby extended tween the Republicon presiden Ad S tial nominee and President Roose aily Iowan Want the courtesies of the city of Chi cago." velt, who hus championed a fed CLASSIFIED WANTED That means something, too. It eral ballot for four offices. Dewey Ignores DeadLLne ADVERTISING WAN in means the delegates get in free to TED-Plumbing and heat g. u whole list of activities: ball Dewey, in (I press conference, RATE CARD Larew Co, Dial 9681. games, theaters, cruises and race asserted the New York voting plan INSTRUCTION tracks. gives every serviceman "a full CASH RATE Where a federal lax has to be Ib::tllot." He said "the partial" sup I or 2 days- DANCING LESSONS - u!l1lroom, paid, the establishroents pay, not plemental'y Cedcral ballot "would IOc per line per day ballet tap. Dial 7248. Mimi the delegates. I be void and worthless under the ' consecutive days- Youde Wuriu. • • • constitution or this state." / 7c per line per day Eight stales sent more delegates His statement came three days • consecutive days- than the number of seats allotted after explrntion of [I deadline tor fic per line per day Brown', Commerce Colle._ to them, ' and drew a mlld rebuff governors to certify their stOltes I month- Iowa City's Accredited 4c per line per day Business School from the Democratic national would accept the federal ballot. HENRY CARL ANDERSON -Figure 5 words to line Established 19l!1 committee. However, the excess Dewey look no aclion. Minimum Ad-2 linea Day School N19b t Seh 001 delegates were accl'edited for the Lost Thursday several hundred "Open the Year 'Round" temporary roll of delegates and New York City residents came to CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Dial 4682 will have seats at the convention Albany to urge Dewey to permit 5(Jc col. inch hal I. sta te service men and women Massachusetts topped the group overseas to use the lederal ballot. Or $5.00 per month by sending 28 more delegates than Dewey declined to see the group. All Want Ads Cash in Advance For a Foothold- were allotted. Other excesses in- Partisan Politics Payable at Daily Iowan Busi On Your Future eluded: Iowa, 10; Kentucky, 11; Yesterday he asserted "a group ness office daily un til 5 p,m. EMail Now For and Michigan, 20. ot unlimited financial resources Efficient BUSiness Tralnlnr • • • hns been playing partisan politics Cancellations must be called In at The Stevens hotel, convention with the right of New York's fight before 5 p. m. Iowa City Commercial COUef!! headquartel's, is using about 40 ing roen to vole" and that it was ieEponsible for one incorrect 203 ~ E. Wasllinrton men and women of Japanese de- "time this campaign of deceit Was insertion only. scent us bus-boys, cooks and labeled and exposed." He added ---W- H-E-RE--T-O- B- U-Y- I-T--Imaids. They were brought from that "1 d cline to connive with reloc::ttion centers and the hotel any group advocating 'use of u mnnagement suys they have done ballot which could not be counted." DIAL 4191 FOt' yoltt' enjoyment . .. excellent work and in many cases 'lUodel of Simplicity' Archery Supplies are college graduate or profes- Terming the slate war baliot sional people. law." Title two deals with distri- Popular and Philharmonic PAUL ROBINSON FOR RENT • • • tacks of Democratic legislators, Record Albums nfurnished fraternity house for Mrs. Emily TaCt Douglas, Demo- "a model of simplicity," the gov Luggare of All Kinds cl'atic n,ominee for congresswo ernol' said it was "drawn to fit man-at-Iarge from IllinOis, bad a precisely title two ot the federal Baschnagel and FIRESTONE STORE n. logical explanation for a bandaged law." Tile two deals wilh distri- finger. bution ot stale war ballots. "I was explaining the dangers The federal ballot limits voting Popular Records Pine Baked Goods of lawnmowers to my small of servicemen to presidential elec And Public Address Syate.. Pies Cakes Bread daughter," she said. "I told her not torji and members of congress. The to poke her linger into it-like New York ballot lists ali federal, RentM by the Hour 101' Rolls Pastries this." state and local oCIices. ParCfes Dances Special Orders All Indoor Events City Bakery -Dial 2349- 222 E. Wuhlnrton Dial 66t5 MONTY PLAYS 'WITH PET POOCHES EDWARD S. ROSE says ~"""llAll-II;R BROS. TRANSFER Save when we fill your Efficient Furniture Mavin, Prescription-we are Vita By ST ANLEY Ask About Our min Hcadquarters. WARDROBE SERVICE YUH CRAWL HE GOT HIS Dl Daily lowdn GEN : Sil IIRMAlD L. MONTGOMERY, commander at the Allted grount! forces lu Ji'rlUlce. lakes time out from wllr to play wlth his masco , It Pays to Use 'Want Ads' "Hitler," /I. wire-halred fox terrier, and "Rommel," a cook'er spaniel. The general also takea hie canarles with him. (l nternationa/J, " ... PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. 19« .. NIPS · GET 0,y ASTE OF JOLLY: .YANK. FOURTH OF ,JULY Father Flanagan Ruth Ann Weed, Pte. William E. Franey The Under~und- Penicillin . Claim 600 'Boys' Wed in Church Ceremony in St. Joseph Power of Heartbreaks Pas't In Military Uniform Enough of Wonder Drug Now Being BOYS TOWN, Nebl (AP)-The unwavering confidence oC the Rt. France Produced Monthly Rev. Msgr. Edward J oseph Flan agan lliat "There is no such thing * * * By FRANK CAREY as a bad boy" is finding new ex IRUN, Spaill (Delay~) (AP)-I WASHINCTON (AP)-The pression today in the military rec Organized Freqch patriot forces, heartbreak chapters of tilC penl ord of his former citizens of Boys which now control the grea tel' part cillin story are closed. Town. I of 11 departments in central Th . I d . In the 26 years since he deter . e mlracu ous rug IS now I mined to take in homeless, aban France owe much of their success being produced in such quantities doned and orphaned boys and to the cooperation ofl the three that thousands of civilian suflerers I "work night and day to build good Idistinct branches of their under- can receive it monthly. Doctors no solid, healthy American citizens," , ground service. longer find themselves with. the I 5,000 boys have come under One of these units has yet to "know-how" to cure certain stub-j Father Flanagan's guidance. Of born cases but no the wherewithal. these: , show its full fighting force to the The major portion of the supply I More than 600 are serving in Germans. All are preparing the Istill goes to our armed forces and I the armed forces of the United I way toward complete national ailies for military use, but for the States; liberation. . \' past mont~ or so there .has been I More than 100 are on activc The three are the GuerrillBJ 01' no ~omplal?t .o.f a.ny clvilians ?ot fighting fronts; I . getitng penlcclitn If he needed It. Twenty-one havc been reported the Maquls, the admlnstratJon Fifteen BIUlon Vnlts klJled in action; three are prison underground units, and the "secret Fifteen billion units of l>enicillin ers of war; army" of former soldiers of the a month are now being ;lllocated One has been awarded post French army. The Germans very to 2,000 "depot" hospitals. These humously the Distinguished Serv much would like to know the full hospitals .make it available to ice Cross; three have won the Sil . other hOSPitals In cases where ex- ; - ver Star medal for gallantry; sev- I strength of the secret army which I perience has shown it will be ef- YANKS OPERATING on Salpan celebrated the Fourth of Jull; by driving the JaplI from the big leaplant eral wear the Purple Heart or eventually may lead to a general , fective. base at Tanapag harbor and thelle photOll, just rec~ed In this country, prove that II. ha'PPY Fourth for . I th- Am-rlcanll tunled out to be II. fatal one for the Nips. Thll photo Ihc-wl lOme of the lIeaplane. which have won other medals or com upri SlOg. . Dr. Robert O. Coghill, of the ~ ~ mendations. .on the tronti.er, I have talked: U. S. department of agriculture's I were caught and de,troyed. Many of them were tour-englned flying boats. (International) These are the boys of whom With many patriots of the~e thre~ I Peoria, Ill., laboratory, predicts ------President Roosevelt wrote to· branc?es who have been bur~t. that pcnicillin production will cal Solomon" and oftentimes re- Iowa City Eagles To Straighten River Father Flanagan: "In innumer That 18 thelr eXlueaslon for bemg reach 200000000000 units a month f I ' Il' . he able ways the value of your work identified by t?e collabor~tionists by the en'd of thi~ year. He says: use pen CI 10 In cases w re re- Meet With Director SIOUX CITY (AP)-Strt\ghten- has been demonstrated, but in no or German pohee all patriots and "This amount will treat approxi- search had shown the drug to be ----- ing of the Floyd river channel be- respect more than in the splen thereby ~comlpc useless tor mately 250,000 serious cases-per ineffective. Wonder drug though State president L . J. Lechty of tween Sioux City and LeMan WBI PIc. and Mrs. William Franey further underground work in month (including civilians). For It is, penicillin has so far proved did contribuation being made by the Iowa City Eagles Lodge pre- advocated by farmers who attend. former young citizens of Boys France. our flghting men It wlll mean the powe~ess against many ills such U .. SeeD aeeerds saving of thousands of lives, to sided at the regular bl-monthly ed a meeting on flood control in Town now serving valiantly In the Before an altar decorated with baby's breathe centered with an country's armed forces." * * * * * * What ther tole;! me, and w?at I say nothing 01 arms and legs." as tu erculosls, influenza, virus meeting of that organization last Judge Ralph C. Prichard's court Ask Father Flanagan whether white peonies, fel'ns and palms, orchid. have seen In records, comprise a Dootor Reports pneumonia, typhoid fever, cancer night. A discussion was held room Tuesday. his boys know what they are fight- Ruth Ann Weed, daughter of Dr. The bride's attendants wore story of activities which, though D Ch t K f f ' th N -and the common cold. sometimes diffIcult to confirm, is r. es er ee er,. 0 e. a- after the business session with By straightening the channel ing for and he will say: . Iand Mrs. O. G. Weed, st. J.oscph, dresses styled identically in silk so stralghtforwartl that it is dif- tional Research council com~ruttee The dispatch of precious sup area director Charles Kacer of which is forming new channels "Their training at Boys Town Mo., became the bride of Pfc. marquisctte. Mrs. Owen wore ficult to disbelieve. on medlcal research, in a sh.ll. un- plies of the drug by airplane, stor Cedar Rapids. acl'O'.SS valuable farmlands at . the taught them the true meaning of William Edward Franey, son of rainbow colored gladioli. . Miss In command of the whole patriot publl~h~~ report on 10,00.0 mIlitary ies of penicillin beJng sped to a democracy. Having lived at Boys Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Franey, Cedar present time, and threatens the organization is the Shadow Coun- and CIVIlian case~ ~f .varl~us ty~S child's bedside under police es- Town in a miniature democracy, Rapids, June 20 in the Wyatt Park Lumbard also wore white and cll of National Resistance whose treated with pemclilin, discloses. main highway leading into Sioux they knew what they were fight- Christian church in Si. Joseph. carried a bouquet of iris. Miss Father-Daughter membership is known only to a "In general, th~ results show cort, sirens screaming, vied with City from the north, an immellle lng for and they will fight on fo!' The Rev. Lawrence Bash per- Baskett and Miss Easton wore small group. Taking orders from that early predictIOns a ~out .the war news. (AP)-C a 1'0 I HOLLYWOOD amount of !lood damage would be I' victory and peace." formed the ceremony. dresses of a hyacinth tint and Algiers and Eisennower's head- drug werc more than Justified. Needed Penicillin Ann Beery, Willits ado pte d Evidence for what Father Flan- Preceding the service, Lavenia quarters, it transmits Information Deaths occurred am.ol)g these . A doctp,r in Manhattan, getting obviated, th~ farmers pointed out agan saYs is found in many highly Brllce played nuptial selections on tiaras of orange blossoms. T~ey from France and , directs patriot 10,000 cases, but the nU!llber was . daughter, is conti-n}! ing her vaca prized letters written by Boys the organ, and Mary Jean Schir- cart'ied bouquets of Johanna activities witrun the country. far lower than might· have bee~ ~eaily to, operate on ,a 'cl\ild suf- tion-time movie career-playing between school terms. By agree Town alumni, letters like that mer of Freeport, Ill., sorority sis- Hill roses and baby's breath: with 84:nea\h the council are the eX,~ected. , .' . fering from Oste'omyelitis, tele- a grown-up roie in her fallier's ment wHh her father, she is post from Pvt. Charles R. Malley, tel' ot the bride and graduate of gardenia centers. thrt;e sepllrate patriot organiza- .. 111 the ca~e of sta~byJocpc~~s phoned Keefe.r that he . needed "Airship Squadron 4." poning a serious acting bid unW somewhere in England just be- the Universily of Iowa, sang "Be- The bride's mother se lecte~ a tions. . mrection, or . Jj~ood poIsoning, 10 penicillin. 'Before llie surgeon had Now 13, she has' appeal'ed pre- she fInishes high school, ' three fore the invasion. It read in part: cause" (cI 'Hardelot) and "Ich gown of blue s ilk jersey and a 'nie Maquis-patriots who have tbis serieS', pel)lcllHn lowered the ,. . .. , .." viously in Beery films, but only years hence. "We stand now on the threshold Liebe Dith" (Liszt) . The tradi taken to the wood/i to fight-ate fatality rate. frllm gO ' percent 't? c~n\p,~eted h~~ pre-surgl~al scrub . . of the biggest adventure in a na- tional marches were used tor the corsage of while Arctic iris. 'The force coml)Osed mainly of young betweeh 15 and ·20 perc;ent, and bmg, the ~rug w~s d,elivercd to tion's history. We are going to pr6cessional and recessional, and bridegroom's mother wore a g6wn men seeldng escape from labor many of those who died were 'ter- him. ; _ ' write a page in that history, during the cercmony, Miss Bruce of white silk crcpe and her .bou- service in GermanY -or sought by milla!' ca~es - that is, persons A doct~r in a little . town in Concert to Be Broadcast Tonight- 1ather. played the Kappa Alpha Theta quet was of goldcn vein iris.' the Germans fOr resisting them whose infection was a COlnplica- California's high Sierras necped "I wonder if you and ali of your a d apt a li 0 n of "Liebestraum" Reception lor 100 Guests one way or another . . They include tion of some long-standing disease. sons would say a prayer to make (Liszl) . fo.rmer soldiers of the Frenoh GOl\Orrhea Infections the drug badlY lor a lilile girl "SUI (.1.) "'JIlT (.) Lum an' Abner (KXEL that page a grand and giorious Attending the bride as matron Alter the ceremony a reception army wbd never surrended their tIle case of gonorrhea 'infee- fro m gas gangrene. 1111•• (1460);