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President Sends Second Plea to , ,Adolf Hitler *** *** *** • High Executive Hitler C;ongratulates Herr von Ribbentrop * * * * * * * * * * * * Wires Fuehrer Jl~ich' Ta~es Extraordinary Immediately Urges Chancellor Measures for · ;Emerg,ency To Agree to Means east end Accepted by Poland Will Britain Awaits Fuehrer"s Tannenherg Addre. s which Japan tUally, ce WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (AP) -President Roosevelt addressed the $750,_ Henderson For Cancelled; Concentrate Troops completed tonight another appeal to Adolf Shocked latest im Hitler immediately after receiving an acceptance from President Hitler's View Gennan Reversal 'German hips Callf'd schools. r Moscicki ot Poland and asked Hit Japanese Off On ler to "agree to the pacific means Of Policy Brings Home; 'Incidents' Berlin Ambassador of settlemen t accepted by the Foreign Policy Shifts Good Will Flight Heighten Tension government 01 Poland." From: Britain Will "All the world," the president Report in London By RUSSEL BRINES TOKYO, Aug. 26 (Saturday) By ALVIN J, STEINKOPF added, "prays that Germany, too, TOKYO, Aug. 26 (AP) - Ja- (AP) - The twin·motored mono- BERLIN, Aug. 26 (Saturday) will accept." President Roosevelt telegraphed LONDON, Aug. 25 (AP)-Brit- pan, shocked by Germany's pact plane Nippon took off at 10:27 (AP)-Gcrmany shut herselt oft al'n was prepared tonight agal'nst with her old enemy, Russia, was a m today (8'27 pm Friday C to Hillel' the text of President ' . 11 tat d tod t h d .. " . ,. from the wO'l'ld for seven hours eventualities as it awaited a re- 0ff lela y s e ay 0 ave e- S. T.) for Nome, Alaska, on the Moscicki's :teply in which Mos- ort by its ambassador to Berlin, cided on a drastic change in her last night nnd eorly today as she P iirst leg oC a 35,OOO·mile good will Sir Nevile Henderson, on a talk f oreign po li'cy, hitherto linked made appOl'ently last - minute Hitler To Answer he had today with Fuehrer Hitler closely with the Rome·Berlin axis. flight around · the world, includ- preparations "to rico I with Po- BERLIN, Aur, 26 (Saturda.y) During the day Britain and Po- She emerged as an international ing Berlin. land." (AP)-Government SpOkesmen Adolf Hitlel' congratulates his /loWing the latter's dramatic flight / German non-aggression pact. Her· land siilled a formal agreement free lance, with her policy author· From 6:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. EST) said early today the answer to foreign minister, Joachim von to Moscow and return, where he man Goering, minister of aviation, of mutual assistance to seal the itatively described as one of 'L I 'PI d yesterday to 2 (l.m . (7 p.m, Fri- the second peace message of Ribbentrop, at Berchtesgaden, fol- conclud ed the startling Russian- is (n the ioreground. understandin g reached Jast spring "splendid isolation." ep {e ea S day, C.S.T.) today authorities shut President Roosevelt would come I Henderson, It was s.ld, will Germany Responsible off tel phonl', telegl'uph nnd cable (rom Adolf Uitler himself or his fl,. here tomorrow from Berlin Conclusion of the non-aggres- HIe S Innocence communication with most of the cha.neellery staff because of the BABIES and probably return there lm- sion pact between Gm'many and world. dellcacl of the present situa Wall Street Jeering Crowd mediately arter ma.kin~ his reo Soviet Russia prompted the reo DUI'ing this tense period Gel'- tion. port. There were rumors in versal, decision on which was ---- many canceJled her projected o More Hopeful They Steal Show Stops Meeting London polltlca.l circles tha.t said to have been reached first Police, Fecleral celebl'ation at Tannenberg next cickl agreed to direct negotiation At Iowa Fair Hitler ml,ht have outlined a by the cabinet's big five-Premier Officers at Swords' Sunday, where Chancellor Hitler or the process of conciliation. "minimum demand" peace plan Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma and the was to moke an important an- He then said: "Your excellency or that he was noillyina' the foreign, finance, war and navy Points Over Pri oner nouncement. Minimizes Pos ible DES MOINES, Aug. 25 (AP) Communi t Parley British r overnment of a "dead, ministers - and approved latel' , Other rumors Ili d that the has repeatedly and publicly stated Babies had their inning at the that the ends and the objectives U. S. Repercussions Iowa stilte fair today. III Texas Ends line" on the settlement on the by the entire cabinet. NEW YO-R-K-,-A-u~g-. 25 (AP)- Nuernberg party congress to start ;ought by the German reich were Germa.n-Pollsh jlispute. Kozo Ota, chief secretary of the Sept, 2 also had bt;cn cancelled. Should War Occur . Scores of little boys and girls Meanwhlle, food stores were cabinet, sah! the Russian-German The government's prize catch in These l'epol·ts, however, were de- l\I ~t and reasonable. In Tear Gas Fog between the ages of 12 and 36 pact caused the government to its current anti-crime campaign, nied by the propaganda ministry. Poland Willing months strutted and 1'0IJ'lped as me NEW YORK, Aug. 2~ (AP) j;lIp li with patrons storing up "bandon any "onsideration of L '. (L k) h It Mealhv'llle military prepara- ''In his reply to my message doctors examined firs't ent';ies SAN ANTONlO, Aug. 25 (AI') reserves a g a i ns t emergencies ...... OUlS ep e But a cr, was :11'- • Walls of buildings were measures to strengthen the anti- raigned today by federal authod- Uon along the Polish border the president of Poland has made Wall street was more hopeful of in the baby health contest. - A yelling, jeering crowd 01 ~e in g thousands broke up a meeting of comintern pact, in which Japan went on throurh tile ni .. ht and it plain that the Polish govern peace dUring business hours to While not being examined, sandbagged. Works were sped up has been Hllked with Germany, ties on 10 indictments charging in mJJl tary circles the convlc- ment is willing, upon the basis communists tonight, then was dis' on air raid shelters. And in mili- Italy and lesser countries. narcotics violations, bribery and Uon wa eXllre ed thal Get - day, and also minimized possi the children played with tOYS persed by a storm of tear gas and set forth in my messages, to and performed antics for the tary barracks there was intense Domei, Japanese news agency, conspiracy, while the office o( O\I\I1Y I. "ready for any action agree to solve the controversy ble repercussions u p 0 n . the water from fire hoses manned by United States of a EW'opean war. entertainment of relatives and police and firemen. activity.P rim e Minister Chamberlain said the cabinet had dec1ded to Thomas E. Dewey, the Manhattan ou the part of the 1'01 s or any- which has arisen between the re the large crowd of spectators, 'gn Secretary Hall'lax had Protest to Berlin against the Ger, distTlct attorney, sought vainly to one else." public of Poland and the German Outstanding developments of mostly women, on hand to wit The 100-odd persons who a nd Forel man treaty with Russia. The Jap· The reason for the sudden reich by direct negotiation 01' the day on the financial front ness the judging. crowded a small room in the mu· a long conference tonight. United anese press took a sharp attitude lay hands upon the accused racke- closhl' or lines of commun lca- through the process of concilia were: nicipal auditorium, under the States Ambassador Joseph P. Ken- toward Germany and Virtually teer. lion wa not apparent early to- tion." 1. A precipitant drop in the pledged protection of Mayor nedy talked with both. agreed that the anti-com intern Lepke appeared It! court guarded da y. Mr. Roosevelt told the German vOllue of British and related cur Maury Maverick, former congress London was ready for an in· treaty binding Tokyo to Berlin by two agents of the federal bu- The hutd owl1 came withOut chancellor: rencies, in terms of American Peace Pickets man, fled through real' doors be· stant "bl ackout" in event of ait and Rome was actually dead. reau of investigation, entered an warrunlf. An A oc lated Press "Countless human lives can be dollars, fore volleys of rocks and the roars raids. its travel facilities were Relations Strained om nibus plea of innocence, and dtsllatch being relayed to Lon- yet saved and hopes may still 2. Pronounced improvement in Will Return of the throng which repeatedly jammed with British returning Relations between J a pan and was ordered held by the FBI do n was broken off In the mid- be restored that the nations of prices of U. S. government bonds, c11al'ged police. from the continent, with Ameri· Soviet Russia have been strained without bail. dIe. the modern wCldd may even now after yesterday's slump. The lat Whether any were injured or ca ns heading homeward at the ad- since J apan started her conquest The strong federal-city rivah'y But there was no censorshi p, construct a foundation for a peace ter was the sharpest for a single SHENANDOAH, Aug. 25 (AP) arrests made could not be deter vice of Kennedy. of Manchoukuo in 193 1, and the in the case was illustrated by and the official German news lui and a happier relationship if day in five years. -Backed by two more delegations mined immediately. Saturday morning newspapers two nations have been carrying these developments: agency continued to bring in re - you and the government of the from Kansas, student peace ser- While denouncing communism, German rich will agree to the 3. Advances of $1 to $4 in continued on the theme of deter- .on intermittent warfare on the The bittel', although privately ports fTom the rest ot the world. shares of severalleadjng corpora vice youths headquartering this Maverick had declared he would mination to stick by Poland. Typi- Manchoukuo-Outer Mongolia bor- made, complaints of high poUce One explanation for closi ng paciric means at settlement ac summer in Shenandoah will re- use all powers at his command to cepted by the government of Po tions in the stock exchange. cal sentiment was an editorial in del' for the last three months. officials that they got trom the down communications was that all turn to Des Moines to continue guarantee freedom of speech and the London Daily Mail which said: The cabinet secretary said aiter newspapers their first information available lines were needed l or land. 4. A setback of 1 3-8 to 1 3-4 their picketing of an armament public assembly to any group of "All the world prays that Ger cents a bushel in Chicago wheat, "If It is peace, it must be a the five.minister meeting that "it of ~p k e's capture. the military and important state exhibit, Warren Kunkel of Albion" citizens and had placed more than peace that ill acceptable tq Po- is needless to say the government Mayor LaGuardia's descent dur- calls. many, too, will accept." of more than 3 cents at Winni Neb., said today. 200 police in the vicinity of the The president's message to Hit peg. Wheat traditionally advances lanel. and It mUI' be a lon, term should pursue an independent ing the day upon police headquar- While hope that a conflict This time they will picket out- au ditorium. I peace. foreign policy based on morality ters- a visit during which he be- might be avoided faded during Ie,' Was written. almost immedi on war expectations, side the fairgrounds, the young ately after the reply from the Some Wall streeters pointed ou t "What we h ave gone through irrespecti ve of the international tl'ayed strong agitation and of the night and every German 1'a peace advocate said. Norma Shearer 'O.K.' lately, we will not go t h r 0 ugh situation . .. the general policy of which he remarked subsequently. dio station continued blaring out president of Poland arrived. that improvement in stocks an~ HOLLYWOOD, (AP)- Norma President Gratlfled bonds came when prospects for Turks Consider Crisis again. Better a decision now than the future will be carefully work- "Well, I didn't carry any medal~ martial mUSic, sleepless diploma tic Shearer told Louis B. Mayer py another long drawn out test of ed out on the basis of a new idea." down to police headquarters." (See CRISIS, Page 6) A state department spokesman peace looked a little brighter, ANKARA (AP) - President Is- telephone from Antlbes, France, endurance. We have already won ______-,- quoted the PI' sident 3S being and that events in EUrope had met Inonu held a long meeting yesterday t hat she was safe, un the battle of nerves and the price highly gratified at the respon e taken a more ominous tum since with the Turkish cabinet council wOl'fied by war threats and on of that victory is that men hence Thousands Throng First Days of State Fair from the Polish president. or tbe the markets had closed for the Il ast night to discuss the interna- her way home. She has been va forth shall be able to plan their ------(See PLEA, Page 6) day. tio nal situation. cationing in so uthern France. li ves ahead tor peace." • Mussolini To Take Hand In Crisis?
Italian Papers Ne~ Peace Hopes Enter Europe's Turmoil 2 Explosions ...... "' ...... what Say Diplomacy . Kill 5, Injure - colors Unexplained MoV(,'S in Undereove r Politics Keep World Guessing Come smart Boosts Hopes LONDON, Aug. 25 (AP)- A Forei,n. Secretary Lord Halifax due to "3 stor m and electrical di! 50 in England sudden interruption of most com conferred for an hOUT and a half ficulties." ROME, Aug. 26 (Saturday) (AP) munications between Berlin and tonight. . A series 'of unexplained moves LONDON, Aug. 26 (Saturday) - Rome's two morni ng papers the outside world, suspension of United States Ambassador Jo- in Europc·s undercover politics (AP)-A violent explosion dam said th intens diplomatic ac German commercial aviation and seph P. Kennedy talked with Hali- kept the world guessing. Most of- aged the front of the town hall ti vity being pursued In Europe recall of GETman ships to their had incTeased hopes that wa r P01'ts caused acute alarm in Eur fax early in the evening and then ficials were sil nt, but Premier of the west coast resort town of COUld b averted. ope tonigh t after nazi reports that returned lale tonight for a talk Daladi el' 01 France made a radio Blackpool early today, 12 hours Th e articles appeared to reflect the zero hour of the Polish crisis with the prime minister. appeal to his nation to be ready atter a blast attributed by police oUlcial opinion Dnd one of the was near. A repO'rt from Basel, Swi tzer- for "every sacrifice" to delead to the ITish republican army kill papers, II Messag,era, hinted Pre. Another sign believed ominous land, said F rench army engineers "the safety of the fatherland." ed five persons arld injured about mier MussoUni might take a hand was the cancellati on ot FuehTer had 'cut pontoon bridges across The day's events threw shipping 50 at Coventry. No Qne was inju'l'ed In trying to settle the cl'i sJs. AdoU Hitler's Tannenberg speech the Rhine between France and between New, York and Europe at Blackf;ool. "In tens dlplomatJ c activity of on Sunday, for which elaborate Germany, into confusion. The German order Police reported that before the recent days, culminati ng yester preparations had been made. , The interruption 01 eommunica- calling home all commercial ships Blackpool blast, bombs had been day, reviv s hopes," n Mes ogg('/O In London there were reports tions with Berlin was made mC',e found not one of the crack nazi discovered in a dust bin In the soi d. that HiLl er had outlined a pellce puzzling by conflicting explana- passenger liners In a home port. promenade and in ,ardens outside Both II Messal/aero nnd Il Pop- plan. The British ambassadO'c, Sir lions and by the fact that a pri- Ambassador Hendersoll planned the constable's office. 010 Dl Romn mad fervid appellls Nevile Henderson, planned to vate leased wire to Paris was open to fly to London to report on his In London, a special police lor peace but placed responsi bility Ily to London tomorrow to give and' that lines were open from talk, and was expected to return guard was. placed over govern- 101' the crisis on France and En,, the government a personal repor t. Berlin to Warsaw. immediately to Berlin. ment buildings after Scotland ':....p,;oto. ","",,-M,. ,Joh.. PI. lund. The BI'itish press association, Dispatches which came from One source close to the Brltiah Yard received reports of an as- This air view of the Iowa State vided on the fair grounds. Today flll t'. ' Abe Lyman and his or The paper. added, however, that which has close government con Germany late tonight over the foreign office said there was a serted IRA plot to make a con fair in Des Moines on the open will be the first of two " thrill cbestra will provide music tor " If the crisIs were bot solved peace nections, said news that Si r Ne limited facilities said communica- "new hope" that sometlling was carted attack on government ing day, Thursday, shows the days" at the fair, World war vet dancing tonight in the block-lonJ , abl,. ItIl IY wal "prep&-red." vile is coming to London "b'l'ought tions had been cut by nazi auth- afoot to "break the deadlock." buildilliB' ,here. hundreds of automobiles parked eran's day, press day and baby maple dance floor constructed. es 5 Premlel' MUlloHnl called up ap a new hope that perhaps sO'1le c·titles. "It is clear," this source said, The bulldin, where the elCplo- in the fair parkillil area, Thou beet judlillil day. Thrill events pecially for the fair dance po proxImately half 8 million more move is nfoot which may break British telephone officials, hoW- "that Sir Nevile is bringillil pro- slon occurred In Conventry was sands ot Iowa persons attending will be provided by Jimmie Lynch gram which will feature, in addi men yesterday to put h is (Ighting the deadloc k." ever, denied the Unes had been posals or questions requlrin, ·an 'belIeved to be' an ammunition the fair wI\] camp or rent tenis and his "death dodgers" who come tion to Lyman, Paul Whiteman, torcet on a war lootln,. Prime Minis! r Chamberlain and cut and said the Interruption was answer from Brltaln." dutnP, of the IRA. in the free c~mpinl area pro- dIreCt from the New York world's Grift Willioms and Don Bestor. THE DAILY lOW AN, row A CITY SATURDAY, AUGUST 26,' 1939 PAGE TWO .. Tigb Under the plan the patient Is l'HE DAnY lOWAN put to sleep with a mHd anaesth 'JVST AN OLD SOVIET CUSTOM!' Published every morning ex cept Monday by Student Publica etic and chipped ice is packed Give tions Incorporated at 126 - 130 closely around the body iO induce Stewart Says.- TUNING IN Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. a state of suspended animation. Alt Landon Is ~, I For five days the patient remains with D. Mac Showers Board Of Trustees; Frank L. SUII Rerarded TwiI in this "frozen sleeD." "It is hope AI Possibility Mott, Odis K. Patton, Ewen M. ful experiment," ;aid Dr. Smith, MacEwen, K irk H. Porter, George BEA WAIN, is entitled "Lonely Heart" and is one of the co-inventors. Dunn, .Tohn Evans, Edward Haag, By CHARLES P. STEWART ,formerly heard with Larry thc story 01 the strange love af Steve ~ Donald Dodge, Frederick Loomis. Any steps forward In the treat ment of cancer aTe regarded with Central Press Columnist Clinton and his orcheslra, is now fair of Tschai kow ~ky and Madame Shutou Fred M. Pownall, Publisher world interest because of the com AU M. Landon isn't without his heard on the "Hit Parade" over Von Meck. Thomas F. Ryan, mon occurrence of the disease and. CBS at 7 o'clock tonight. Browni Business Manager fans tor the 1940 republican nom because of its graveness. ination. They say he's the best pos James Fox, Editor A por(lon of the NBC eymphony ST. LO sibility on the G.O.P. list. They Other featured artists are the Entered as second ' class mail Merry Macs, Lanny Ross and orchestra directed by Frank Blaek Two sparl Church adVance some pretty plausible wUI supply the musical settln.. for matter at the postoffice at Iowa ... ! :t sounding al'guments, too. For one Mark Warnow's orchestra. Listen ances br. in for tbe correct 1'a ti ng of the I:onlrht's drama. The prorram It OIty, Iowa, under the act of con A.nd State: thing, he doesn't have to be such Yankees e gress of March 2, 1879. top ten tunes of the day. heard over NBC-Red al 5:30 ill.. Their Problems a hum-dinger to outclass the rest afternoon. and B-2 , ' Subscription rates-By mail, $5 of the G.O.P.'S possibilities. That's and increa STIRRING ANXIETY and mis the trouble with the republicans. BENN¥ GOODMAN per year; by carrier, 15 cents giving concerning the relations of • . .is heard tonight in his weekly IjARRY S. PEPPER'S in the AI weekly, $5 per year. They thi nk they'll stand a toler .internationally known Ken games. church and state continue as one ably good chance of winning next b1'oadcast over NBC-Red at 8 o'clock. Other good dance or tucky minstrels will be presented Steve c: The Associated Press is exclu of the major questions of the day. year, if they can hit on a corking from Radiolympia in London, Eng strong head of their ticket, But chestras follow his broadcast. Jor the lively entitled to use for republi At some times in the past it ap land, this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Pearson s' cation of all news dispatches peared the principle of separation such a candidate doe n't seem to The program will be heard in be readily available. Bal:oneer chore on "Big Town" 1935, allo' credited to it or not otherwise was firmly established but 'reper America over MBS. capturing credited in this paper and also Thomas E. Dewey continues to starring Edward G. Robinson Is cussions from events abroad have sUIl unfilled but reports have eighth tri the local news published herein. lead in all the straw polls. Yet he An od.d situation ahroad flna. kept the issue alive. Even. pres leads in even the straw polls by a Wilbur Hatch geUing the assign. this TELEPHONES sure within the country has men~. Amerlca.n entertainment names, steadily dwindling succession of who d() garner fancy salar\ee here, Edltortal Office _...... ~.. U9Z threatened to dislodge the per majorities. It's complained that he BOB KNIGHT, doing free appearances on BBC. 8ec!ldy Editor ...... 193 manence of any scheme. hasn't had a bit of executive ex Latest to rive pails performances Baine. Orrlee ...... 4191 perience. He also is referred to as · ..whose electric singing guitar The degree to which the state is a featUTe of Horace Heidt's "An were Gene Autry, Bob HoPe aDd having oodles of "sex appeal" and Tyrone Power. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26,1939 has entered the field of education, as a "glamor boy." These compli swers from the Dancers"·orchestra, relief for the poor, social security ments aren't intended to be com is now working on lhe idea o( and other areas which vitally con electrifying severai ancient string IN THE REVERSE, plimentary, and they're not, either. · . .English stars comi ng to the About Face cern the lives of individuals in Their purpose is to make Dewey ed instruments not now In popu lar use. United States demand and usually In Europe's areas which formerly were the ridiculous, if it can be done-just get heavy salaries for mike work. - , province of organized charity or as, on the democratic side, Paul V. Caldron,. McNutt's well-wishers aren't the And along the line of electrified religious institutions has disturbed ones who dwell on the Hoosier's Instruments. an Electronic band Eddie ''Rochester'' Anderson, THE DEVIOUS two-facedness many churchmen. Others contend will be presented over NBC-Red Jack Benny's stoore, haa beell good lOOks. "Oh, you beautiful the of European power politics as that the state is at least putting doll!" is the slogan that the anti tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'cLock. sIgned to a Paramount picture con tract. Hts mo\rle assll'1\l!lenta, total of into action the prophetic pro McNuttites are trying to connect shown in the shocking develop THE 12 - PIECE however, will In no way eonfUel 23 with nouncements of religious bodies. Paul with. A reputation for sex batted mehts of the past year and a half appeal and glamor is no better .orchestra is composed cn with the Benny bl'oadeu\s. Whatever the feeling among re til'ely of electrically amplified in eighth intensify the determination of the calculated·to benefit a presidential ligious and lay leaders, this gov candidate than a reputation for slruments. Extraordinary tone RAYMOND SCOTT Three American people to stay out o[ ernmental trend has sharply raised "beautiful dollish ness" is. color is produced by the instru · . .is going to build his quintet sacrifice EUTope's caldron. the issue of state encroachment Such co-called compliments are ments with many special ha'l'monlc into a 14-piece combination for Bombers' upon the freedom of the church paid out of pure meanness. effects. the faU and is currently audition Poland has been dissected be ing musicians via his air chores. and of the individual. Vandenberg, et al fore. Germany and Russia have Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg Raymond Scott, the gifted mod sha,red the territory which they But the threat to religious lib em c()mposer, has wrUten a. theme "Ezra Sl:one, whose "ALdrich Cl'08eUI, 81 . 'rates, in straw vot~, next to HOlf.. 3 b , may again divide between thell\ erty and to the principle of se Dewey. song especially for the new outfit. Family" broadcasts are a Sundar ]{eller, rt . paration of church and state goes night NBC feature, may use sOllIe DIMa"lo. selves as a result of their new Vandenberg is middling good, Neikirk. Ir treaty, yet previous relations have deeper. All forms of freedom are but only "middling." Republican TED BUSING of his students at the American Gordon, 2b .will describe the Wightman Academy of Dramatic Artists In no.or, c ~ failed to save either of them from interrelated. politicians speak of him as rather Dah18T.. n, 1 The problem belongs to all "shopworn." cup rna tch finals th is afternoon "See l\[y Lawyer," forthcomllll Sumh., IJ disaster. beginning at 12 noon and continu Broadway play which he'U dlreel. Americans whether they be Pro The objection to Sen. Robert A. Even the present day policy of Taft is that he hasn't been in pub ing until 4 o'clock. England is nothing new. H the testant, Catholic or Jewish. This lic life long enough; that he hasn't THE PLAY, British are seemingly alarmed lends significance to the fact that A MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN developed much ginger, anyway. "Avalon Time," featuring Red • ..as mentioned here a few days Bera the National Conference of Christ Skelton, comedian; Curt Massey, ago, was written by Dick Mai Hullh-.n, over the German - Russian pact By George Tucker About all he's given credit for is McQuinn. I they can find semblances of it in ians and Jews, meeting this last anccstry. baritone; "Professor" Tommy baum, Iowa graduate of 1932. Nu Jl oOg. If • • week in August, has chosen as Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio is Mack, Tom, Dick and lIarry and merous plays of his have been suc r .... llb •• of .. the history of their country's deal NEW YORK-In the last dc·. But the fourth letter was exact- in the wall featuring mutton stew Bob Strong's orchestra is heard cessfully produced. lilt. Sb •• ings. its subject: "Citizenship and Re secondary to Taft. Ur,ce. "t • . livery today foul' letters we l' e 1y right. It was George Tucker, whose sign is the appeasement um· Gov, Arlhm' H. James of Penn this evening at 6;30 over NBC liarahany. e Britain has had stranger com ligion: A Consideration of Amer Associated Press, 50 Rockefeller brella of Mr. Chamberlain and Red. "Let's Go HoUywood" Is the SP ind el. r • ican Policy with Regard to the dropped on my desk. One of these sylvania no longer is mentioned. Ch rl.tl1l ~IQ. panions than Stalin , and Hitler Plaza, New York." But there whose name is The Prime Minls- Sen. Styles Bridges is waging title of a new serie under the Kennedy, 11 Relation of Church and Syna- Trott~r. 1l . maybe to each other. Their will was from a woman in Kansas, who wasn't much of a thrill to this tel'. a sure - enough pre-convention TON¥ MARTIN, batoneerl"" of Leo Forblltein Soltf'rt • " ingness to sacrifice differences in gogue to the State." says that every night she reads letter. As a matter of fact, it • • • campaign. Maybe Styles hasn't the · ..singi ng masler of ceremonies which a coopera.tlve sponsorship 'Lawton, P exchange for temporary advan For the first time, at least upon the column "By George Loane wasn't a letter. It was simply a Sauntering slowly in the di- "goods," 01' maybe it's because his of the Andre lCostelanetz "Tune will bring to the network SepL tages emphasizes the hypocrisy so broad and inclusive a scale, at Tucker." statemment from the telephone rection of "21" last night was geography (New Hampshire) is all Up Time" programs, is trying to 29 in conjunction with Warner induce Glenn Miller to come to brothers. underlying their pretensions. Wi Wamstown leaders of thought company, saying so much was due George Jean Nathan, the critic, a wrong. and action drawn from the three It was my column all right, but on a certain date, etc. Many more red carnation, as always, in his Renominating ex-President Her the coast in October for a picture If Great Britain had stood with not my name. People often ask me he's making. dominant, faiths will share their days like this and my secretary lapel. Where he gets them I don't bert Hoover is suggested, but that EL A LANCHESTER, France and Russia last year when if my middle name isn't Loan. is going to be unemployed. know. You can't buy them in New .English actress and wife of insights and define thei'r convic hint's a "dud" likewise. Germany was threatening the dis They want to know if I am the son • • • York now. There haven't been any Sponsor of Charles Boyett "Pla.y Charles Laughton, has decided to tions upon the question. of the re Now a boom's in process of in memberment of Czechoslovakia or any relation to Gearge Loan Due to map revisions, bargains (or six weeks, and it will probably flation for Congressman Joseph house," currently on the BC take a crack at radio and begins prospects would have been bright lations of church and state to one T\lcker, the motion picture pro are available all over New York be another month before they Blue network on Sunda.ys, wiU with a guest sbot on the Bing I W. Marlin, republican leader in er than any attempt now on the another to insure the perpetua ducer. to alJlone wishing a fine world make their appearance in the flo· the house of representatives. move the series to Wednesdays at Crosby program Sept. 21. part of England and France to tion of the liberties cherished by No, I'm not. George Loan Tuck atlas. The most expensive maps rist shops. The florists say they That's in its incipiency. Martin's 7 p.m. spot. starting- Oct. 4. stop Hitler in the lack of Russian all citizens. er was a great name in the ind\ls, and geographic tomes on EUl'ope close up too easily in hot weather, sligh tly promising; nobody can tell The "Nature Skekhes" pro· support. It is the hope of the convention try, and anyone would be proud go begging in the windows ot They don't last. yet. Incidentally, Martin's geo THE SAME SPONSOR tram, broadcast. tram Ute Rod.1 to be identified with him. But, so MountaIn National park at 9:4$ Stalin is seeking revenge now that something constructive and Rockefeller Center. One such Another admirer of the lapel graphy (Massachusetts) isn't much · ..has two other shows, Walter far as I know, there is no connec place has a sign which says you blossom is George Alfred, who Winchell, who will be changed thi moming over NBC-Red, will for the deal at Munich. It was formative will result. of an improvement on Bridges'. tion, and I will admit it just to should thank Mr. Hitler for this conducts a riding academy three from 7:30 p,m. Sundays to 7 p.m. be a discussion on "Plan~ JOIII" Chamberlain.'s decision then that No Longer an Unknown keep the record straight. fine opportunity to get maps and days a week, teaches a large men's Now Landon no longer is an un and "The Parker Family," which neys" by Dr. Raymond Greer. noW-threatens the British empire. If Germany gets that corridor The second letter was for Mr. atlases which are "almost" accur- Bible class each Sunday morning will be taken from CBS and put across the Polish corridor on fu known. Xt appears that the only hope Ray Tucker, the political column ate. The reductions amount to (he motors 55 rrules up country to Outside Kansas practically no in the 15-minute period right aftC'!· AMONG THE, BE T of the so-called "democracies" is ture maps, an X will mark the ist in Washington. It was address about 70 per cent. meet with this class) and works the Winchell gossip. For aturday spot-where Hitler scored again. body had heard of him until he r a recognition by the smaller in ed to "Man About Manhattan" at Speaking of Europe reminds me 101' a film company in between, was presidentially nominated, and 5-AmerlcallS at Work, CBB. d~pendent states of Europe of the my address, and I have forward of the way old world names con- He is the fellow who once went it was too late then to advertise Men who design the lighting 6:3~Avalon Time, ~BC-Iled. menace of the German - Russian The Why ed it on to Ray. I hope he gets it. tinue to reflect current events. from Bar Harbor, Maine, to New him nationally. effeets for movies, schools and 7-Vox Pop IntervleWl, NBC· The third letter was Mr. R. night clubs will be Interviewed on alliance. Singly these nations are Of The Luggage There is an Italian restaurant in Orleans in a rowboat, accompanied He was bound to lose that year, Bed. helpless but working together Tucker, and it began, "Dear Bob, New York called "The Brenner only by his dog, a i:J.ig black and regardless. today's "Americans at Work" 7-Hit Parade, CBS. I am having a little party, etc." I drama and interview program at 7:30 - Arch Obeler', pi .., .. with England and France, and Dealer's Problem Pass." Another place to dine, but Iwhite setter. Along with the oars He was a dandy loser, though. still haven't made up my mind Irish, is "The Blarney Stone." And he had a sail and an outboard 5 o'clock over CBS. NB -Red. ~th the possible hope of bring ALTHOUG'H travel this year is No sooner was he licked than he whether to attend. in West 14th street is a little hole motor. announced himself in cooperation 7:45- aturda nieht serenade, ing Italy over to their side, they off only 25 per cent from its peak ALLA NAZIMOVA, CB . tional to under-water exercises. with the Roosevelt administration might regain liberty and retain mark, luggage sales were down 60 for the common good. .celebrated Rus ian actress, 8-Bcnn Goodman', orcltestr.. their democratic institutions. per cent tbis season. The Luggage All too often expensive pool Much to the administration's will be starred in one of Arch 9 - Dance music, NBC, CBS, It can easily be remembered Oboler's plays tonight. The drama MB. Dealers' association is seeking. the HEALTH HINTS equipment leads to neglect of su credit, he was invited to join in when the combination of nazis, pervision. The children are as Pan-American negotiations and fascists and Japanese were work why of it. • By Logan Clendening, M. D. sembled, a whistle blows and they promptly accepted, "Yankec poli ing to destroy the evils of bol According to Kenneth Collins, tics," he said, "end at the water's go in the pool. After 15 minules OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN shevism. What has happened to president of the association, only edge." Infantile paralysis is an acute This is by no means true, and of indiscriminate splashing about, that alignment now? $30,000,0000 was spent last yell'!' By his attitude he probably had Items In the UNIVER ITY ALENDAR are IIC)h~' for new luggage while back In infectious and contagious disease. Dr. K. G. Hanson, of New York, the whistle blows again and they more to do with the consolidation uled In the summer Ion of!i~, W-9, Eali hall, Mussolini and Franco and the Uems for the GENERAL NOTICE are dellOllkd the twenties over twice that Like all infectious diseases, the has shown that properly regu- get out. The pool is supposed to of inter-American relations than militarist leaders of J apan must do it all. wlih Ute l'ampUJI dUor of The DalJ.y Iowan, " teel themselves as completely sold amount was annually expended. onset is marked by fever, lan- lated and supervised education in any other single individual. may be piaI' d in the box provided for their de· Rest alternating with exercise Losers and Losers out as Chamberlain, the French The officer says he can remem guor, lack of appetite and dull- a dry gymnasium gives just as po it In the office of The Dally Iowan. GENEItAL ber when manufacturers of week is most important. The crippled Al Smith's misfortune was that NOTICE must be at The Dally Iowan by .:30 p .•. and British military mission to ness ot the mind. In many cases end cases challenged the custo good results as under-water ex muscles should be put in what he was a pOor loser. the day precedlnx llrlt publl a'lon; noUcet wid Moscow must have reason to fear is called the neutral position for mers to jump on the side of their this is all there is to it. No pa ercises. I don't wonder that hc was sore, NOT be ace pted by telephone, and mUll' be they have been. It is true that nothing gives ideal rest. This prevents stretch T¥PF.D or LEGmLY WRITTEN and SIGNED b1 product because they knew it ralysis appears. In most cases but he needn't have been so obvi In working with Germany, sta some paralysis appears and en the crippled child such a sense of ing or strain of weakened mus ous about it. a responslblc person. would stand that kind of usage. lin wit,l have adopted a course tirely clears up during conval security as whcn supported by cles. As it is, he's managel' of the Em Vol. XII, No. 379 aturday, Auru" Ie, nit that once 'meant the execution of But now he says it is embarras escence. Less than hal! the pa the water. But failing such fa Besides that, heat, massage and pire State building in New York his most competent generals. That sing to him to see the luggage go tients are left with any residual cilities it is possible to obtain pressure are used. City, with no more chance than a was when he dealt merciless pun to pieces right .n the showroom. paralysis. maximum restoration on dry Heat is used to improve the rabbit of ever being a political General otic ishment to the army for fraterniz This last statement is a bit harsh If there is paralysis, it is al land-that is, on a table. circulation of the muscles and candidate for anything again, ing with the Germans. But now even coming from the President of ways worse at first. Practically Besides that, there has ' been a nerves involved. This is done by Whereas All Landon isn't an im Library Houn hav moved to new locatlolll he becomes a fraternity brother the Luggage Dealers' association, in every instance, most of the return in enthusiasm for acces alternating sprays of hot and cold possibility for another nomination as president. From now lhrough Sept. 20 th shouid notify th hou ing service of Hitler who, it is also remem but perhaps it might explain why muscles get active and powerful sory methods of treatment, addi- water. This treatment came out reading rooms in Mn brid hall And with somc slight prospect ( xt. 275) of U1e change in Id bered, put to death or condemned people are content these dayS' to again . . Depending on the sever and library annex will be opel') dr s immedl Iy. ity of the inflammation in the of being elected. to concentration camps all those wrap up their belonkIngs and Monday lhrough Fridny from 8:30 All landladl who xpect \0 sling them over their shoulders nervous system, recovery takes SCOTT'S SCRAPBOOK R: J. Scott MOllu. rr .••. ¥ I'lUspectcd of Marxian sym We imagine those scrccn stars a.m. to 12 noon. and trom l Lo 5 keep student roomers for the lint Newlom., P . or stuff them into cheap cardboard place in 60 days, a year, or three p.m. and Saturday from 8 :30 n.m, tim tbls y ar nnd whose room! J oh naon. It . ~thies. ttl 1i ve years. who flockcd into Atlantic City, JiM),elll, c •• , . boxes in preparation for travel. 41i PEDAl.- PLANE llEAl.~y to 12 noon , hav /lol be n PI' viously approv' 8lebert. 1b •• N. J., for thc union jurisdictional ------Or, it might be that the luggage Test of Muscle RellJonse CAN 1').,'1 - n' A ';-(0\.H' MAil Special how's for depilr lmcn cd should call th houslnl lUVioe Bru cker • .. ; Besides this, a muscle may be fight between the A. A. A. A. COlllnl •• ••• Long, purchased back in the 'good old 1$ I" ""'tlE. $EA""'-- ~ tal libraries will be post d on th ( xl. 275) at onc . Nagel. 2b ••• pattially paralyzed. A system of 1<$ IPh'E.tt-fOit,"
• SATURDAY, AUGUST 26,1939 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY PAGE FIVE 1 :::- 'IOWAN WAN'f ADS
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,., MA~S~AL OTEY WALKER S STUNT OF CHASIN<$> SPEEt>ERS R/<$}o\T IMTO i'HE ..JAIL FAI1.EI> TOPAY nevE-1' adl1lil!l illcompetenCI:!. When he cl~vel'l1l' . When he fll.ilit - tll&t is b&d lUCk. PAGE SIX THJE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA ClTYi SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1989, German Radio Stations Blare" Martial Music in Hour of Crisis . ------~~------~------~~--.------that h&1t a dozeD Polish dlvl. Ben B. Lindsey ordered an jnten~ Diplomats Ask slons, set for aD AUack, are Teachers From 3 Counties Plea- Mot h ers Share sive psychiat!'ic study of the youth, OD the German border and up A. MONG (Continued from Page I) terming him "the mosl calloused Acceptance Of ....alnst the DaDzi, froDtier. To Meet Here for Institute IOWA. CITY Grief In Killing and cold-blooded individual I The bes~ possible IDlormatlon three methods for settlemeht of have seen in 35 years of court- OD the possibility of a com PEOPLE room experience." F. D. R.'s Plea the controversy willch President LOS ANGELES, Aug. 25 (AP) While young Richard looked on promise was that Germany re Sessions for Town, R oosevelt suggested last night - calmly, his mother, Mrs. Frances quired virtually complete Po direct negotiation, arbitration and -Two grief-crushed women. one Jensen, in a trembling voice told Sub-Normal Oty, Rural Classe8 Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Burger, German Report8 lish cODcesslon OD all disputed conciliatioTlr-the Polish president the mother of a l4 ·year-old ac- the inquest Jury her son screamed pOlDts, Temperature Fa1l8 Planned for Meeting 426 Church street, have returned selected two, direct negotiation or cused boy killer, the other the nt her, "I iust killed Billy Wil- Point to Possible One report reaching Berlin from San FranCisCO, Cal., where concillation. mother of ' the Victim, comforted Iiams." from the SHesian army head~ To 55 Degrees' City, town and rural school they attended the world's fair. En Indirectly President Mosclcki each other at coroner's inquest to· The victim's mother, Mrs. Ellen Assault at Once quarters stated that a Polish teachers from Johnson, Cedar and route they visited at San AntoniO, suggested President RooseveU day. Williams, also testified. The wo military plane had flown over Temperatures in Iowa City con Iowa counties will meet in Iowa Tex.; San Diego, CaL; Tijuana, himself be the conciliator, when The jury found BilIy Williams men sat on opposite sides of the City Sept. 14 for a tri-county Mexico; the Carlsbad caverns and SIS_' the city of Maerisch-Ostrau. tinued near but slightly below he said, "we consider likewise the died of "a compound fracture of boy. Once, when Mrs. Williams Cri · "It was a violation of the Ger teachers' institute to be held un the Grand Canyon. method of conciliation thTough a the skull administered by Richard started to cry, Mn. Jensen reach normal readings again yesterdaY der the direction of the Iowa state * * • third party as disinterested and Jensen with homicidal intent" ed over and patted her on the (Continued from Page 1) man border which was not al as the thermometer failed to lowed to go unanswered by the department of education and the Mary Burke of Red Oak and impartial a's your excellency to be and recommended prosecution of hand. climb over 80 degrees. county superintendents of the Robert Sherwood of Atlantic are a just and equitable method in the the boy, against whom a murder "I'd like to ask this boy if he observers were somewhat relieved German forces," the report stated The normal ~or the day was 83 cryptically. three counties participating. visiting friends in Iowa City today. solution of controversies arising charge has been med in juvenile ever saw a kinder boy in his life FIVE C when the ban on outgoing mes and the normal low was 59, but The meeting will center around The German report did not * • * between nations." court. -in his life - than my son?" Mrs sages was lifted. the lowest reading feU to 55. For the technique of directed study Luelle Davis of Spencer, libra The state department spokes- Later in the day Superior Judge Williams sobbed. state specifically that the plane the whole day, readings were through the application of work· rian in the public libr8TY there, This slight relief admittedly had had been fired upon. But it was man recalled the White House _ Richard sat with his eyes down three degrees below the normals. type reading skills. Emphasis will has been spending her vacation statement last night that neither cast. no substantial foundation. admitted that the machine es I W ' It was impossible to determine No precipitation was recorded be placed on the provision for iIi visiting in the home of her father, the president nor any American TODAY lTD ! Mrs. Jensen found Billy's body caped. for early today whether Germany had the 24-hour period ending at dividual differences in the instruc D. T. Davis, 830 E. Burlington government official was offering under her house Tuesday. German sources reported 7 o'clock last night, it was re wsm I been in contact with other coun a tional program, Frank J. Snider, street. himseU as the conciliator, and ••~ ______• ported by the university hydraullc tries in the course of the anxious strong concenvation of Polish Johnson county s c h 0 0 I superin • • • consequently there was no sug· troops opposite Maerisch-Ostrau department weather station. Mary Blackman of Des MOines gestion of involvement of t his TOOAY'S PROGRAM night. tendent, said. GIVE TilE FAI\ULY A The lut laet known for cer and in the viclnity of Wltkowitz. Meetings of the convention will is viSiting in the home of her government. 8--Morning chapel. tain was that IDtJer had caUed According to German reports Line Road Plans be in the Uroversity of Iowa brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and When the Time Come. 8:l5-Grand opera chorus and REAL TREAT 10 Ule British, French, Japa.n "it was necessary to reckon with buildings, there will be three sec· Mrs. J. V. Blackman, 1121 Ki:rk However, when the president's orchestra of Los Angeles. ele a.n.d Italian ambaalaclon. the possibility of an assault at To Be Started tional meetings for the three wood court. secretary, Stephen T. Early, was 8:30-0Aily Iowan of the AIr. TIDS SUNDAY: It was reporied that for thOle any moment." groups attending-elementary and • • • asked what would happen if the 8:40-Mornlng melodies. who hoped peace ml'ht yet be TonII'M'1 sud den develop By Supervisors rural teachers, secondary teach A houseguest in the home of president were requested to be 8: 50-Service reports. ---Only 65c ---'-.., saved, the Interviews were "Dot meDts followed wh&t were be ers and school administrators. Mrs. Abbie R. Bickett, 12 E. Bur the conciliator, he said that bridge 9-lllustrated musical chats. very encourarlna"," lieved to have been zero-hour Speakers of state and national lington street, is Mrs. Hoyt Lar would be crossed when it was 9:50 - Program calendar and Cream of Chicken Noodle Soup peaee moves. Negotiations wl1\ be started GermaDiY, it was reported, Monday by the county board of reputation wlll dlscuss various km of Middletown, N. Y. reached. weather report. Hot or Jellied Consomme All Dormal communications _wu !dIU lutsUnc on demands supervisors to acquire a right topics in the morning sessions with • • • The president and his aid e s 10-Homemaker's forum. Oranlte and Grapefruit Hearts were cut with New York, Lon the afternoon meetings devoted to Mrs. Sheva Mehr, Mrs. A. Mehr completed during the day compre which amounted to virtual cap of-way on 7.65 miles of roads be 10:10 - Yesterday's musical fa- Welch's Grape Juice ltulaUon on the pari of PolAnd. don, Danzl" Parla, BrusSels, demonstrations of the morning's and Sheldon Mehr, alI of Chicago, hensive arrangements for bring vorites. tween JOMson and Iowa counties Bon Ton Salad or ChOice of p Copenhagen and Zurich, topics. Twelve such demonstra are visiting in the home of Mr. ing stranded Americans home if And while holding fl'rmly to bordering Washington township, 10 :30-The book sheU. Sherbet The peaee moves, believed In tion meetings will be held during and Mes. Ben Kimmel, 29 W. war actually develops. her demands, Germany was it was announced yesterday by ll-Concert hall selections. spreading increasingly sensational itiated by ED,land but havlDI' the institute. Prentiss street. Announcement of the plans 11:15 - Highway safety pro- Broiled Columbia River Salmon reports of abuse of Germans and aecording to one well-placed County Engineer Ray H. Justen. These will include demonstra from the state department climax -Parsley Butter The engineer said that the • • • gram. Czechs in Poland. source, little chance of success, tions in high school work in Eng Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Hodenfield ed a busy day for Mr, Roosevelt. Omelette with Mushroom Saute roadway will be built and im~ 11 :30-Melody mart. The oUicial news agency car hurst upon tensloD-tom Europe lish literature, physics, govern· and small son, Jan, 723 E. Jeffer He kept in minute·by-minute 1l:50--Farm flashes. ried many stories of German fu as na.zls made it clear Fuehrer proved under the farm-to-market ment, ninth grade algebra and son street, will leave tomorrow touch with the European develop· Special Fruit Plate a la o 12-Rhythm rambles. Bitler ,would reject PresldeDt road program and wl1\ be fi Jefferson gitives, J:\al'ticularly in Silesia, bookkeeping for personal uses. for a week's visit in the home of ments and made tlnal adjustments 12:30-0al1y Iowan of the Air. Roose~lt's peace plea. nanced by federal and state aid.. Fried Spring Chicken, UnJoiot being killed, beaten. and driven In the primary, intermediate and Mr. Hodenfield's parents in Glen in the administration's machinery l2:35-Reminiscing time. into hiding. Hitler: did not, in his successive Work will be started as soon as ed-Corn Fritter upper grades division, demonstra· wood. for easing the effect of a European l2:50-Ballplayer's life. Berlin remained relatively calm, interviews with foreign envoys, the right-ot-way is acquired. tions will be in seventh grade al conflict upon American economy. • • * 5-Afternoon melodies. Roast Prime Ribs of Native DU\ government departments bust summonl the American charge gebra, sixth grade history, fifth Josephine Walsh, 224 N. John Despite the preparations for any Beet, au Natural 5: 15-National parks. s led with activity and lights were d'affaires, Alexander Kirk, to dis an effort to persuade Pol&nd to grade health and primary work. son treet, will leave today for a eventuality, Mr. Roosevelt made 5:30-Musical moods. Chef's Special Club Steak bl!lzing far into the morning hours cuss the president's message. bow to GermaDY's demand, In the rural division, the demon~ two-week vacation trip to Colo it clear that he still was hopeful Maitre d'Hotel in every embassy. Britain's peace move was un HeDderson reported the re stration meetings will center Tado. that the crisis would not lead to 5:50-0ally Iowan of the Air. Some patriotic Germans gath derstood to have been taken to sults of hls half hour's cODversa war. 6-Dinner holir program. Cold Baked Ham with around work in typical r u r a I • • • Potato Salad exed about governmental build the chancellor by Sir Neville Hen tion with HIUer to the 1'0Ush schools of Iowa. Margaret Light of Los AngeleS, No Certainty 7-Children's hour, the land or ings hoping to catch a fleeting derson and to have concerned the Ambassador Jozef Lipski, soon A dinner is planned for admin- Cal., is a guest of Bette Ormiston, At his press conference, he told the story book. Hot Rolls Hot Bread 7:l5-Album of arti sts. glimpse of the few men who to possibility of Poland accepting a after he returned to the embas istrators and school board memo 305 Iowa avenue. Miss Ormiston reporters there was no certainty Snowflake or French Fried night held the destiny of Europe "minimum" demand if Germany sy. Lipski, like Henderson, had bers in the towns and cities and visited Miss Light in California the present situation would re 7:30-Your world of vision. Potatoes I in their hands. was in the mood to take it with beeD aD 'advocate of rood rela. the consolidated schools of the earlier this month and then the sult in conflict. And later he dis 7:4~Federal symphony of New Cafes, bar rooms and hotels had out bloodshed. York. Baked Acorn Squash or tions with the rQlch. three counties represented. About two girls returned to Iowa City. patched a message to King Leo Fresh New Peas I a poor night. Although both Germans and the Otherwise, preparations went 800 persons are expected for the r * * • pold of Belgium, congratulating No one was in a mood for a British refused to discuss the am ahead apace while press and radio one·day meeting. Jack and Bob Simson of Los him upon his peace appeal of sev that there was no certainty of war Your Choice of Seven Desserts good time, and thousands of Ber bassador's visit, H was believed published moving accounts of the Angeles, ·Cal., who have been eral days ago. was given in answer to a question Coffee Tea- Iced or Hot liners remained anxiously close to the "minimum" demand in'eluded II fate of Germans in Poland. visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids, Further as to the view here on whether a specia 1 session of con· Buttermilk Milk the radio. the return of Danzig to the reich National socialists sat hard on Local Voters spent the early part of the week the possibility that war might be gress was to be expected. In this Important movements of German and a corridor connecting Ger· President Roosevelt's suggestions visiting he're. averted, White House intimates connection, the chief executive troops was noted on roads in the many proper with East Prussia to Chancellor Hitler which the • * * indicated that hope would not be elaborated statements made yes· 11:30 A.M.-2 1'.1\1., 5:30-8 P.M. vicinity of Gleiwitz between the but leaving Poiand the harbor of fuehrer received this morning, Must Register, Lorena Hollis, 322 N. Cli riton abandoned unless it was dashed t~rday by his pre s s secretary, border towns of Hindenburg and Gydnia. that German - Polish differences street, will return to Iowa City by definite word from Berlin or Stephen T. Early, making it clear HOTEL JEFFERSON Beuthen. Warsaw {liIt1er on April 28 in an ad be settled through direct negotia· tomorrow after spending several by actual outbreak of hostilities that not until war had begun or The Finest In "'ood and Service An entiTe floor of Gleiwitz's dress to the reichstag disclosed he tion, mediation or conciliation. Pay Poll Tax weeks visitinf in the home of her between Germany and Poland. seemed a certainty would congress ;,.______-1 thr ough a largest hotel was taken over to had demanded the return of Dan "As a mediator," Wilhelmstrasse parents in Perry. President Roosevelt's statement be called. fOr night by staff officers. zig to Germany and a route sources said, "Roosevelt is on the Iowa City voters were given grea\eJ' Private army telephone lines through the Polish corridor to wrong side. He is on the side of another reminder yesterday by up the were being strung through this connect Germany proper with the states opposing the totalitar City Clerk Grover C. Watson The Silesian region. East Prussia. ian countrie.s Even if he has the urging them to make sure that done Shortly before midnl,ht the (Polish Foreign Minister Beck authority to put points into prac they are properly registered that celebr~Uon of the a.nnlvenary replied on May 5, rejecting the tice, no one can regard him as they may vote in the special city of the battle of Tannenber, demands but leaving the door open impartial under any circumstan election Sept. 26. You Fixed th~ Interior-- Why Not Brighten your Exterior? which Huter was to address to negotiations.) ces." Those who must register are SUDd~y was ca.ncelled. This was 'he lecond "peace Asked tonight whether a basis all eligible voters who have It was estimated that tIte fueh report" of the day. Earlier, iD for negotiation with Poland exist been married, or who have be rer ~nd the rest of Germany formed sources said that RussIa, ed, these sam e Wilhelmstrasse come of age since the last elec would be too bUJY with other OD the basis of the new German quarters replied: tion. matters lor obaerv&llee of t.hla Russian nOD-&&'rreaslon pact, "Such a basis has not yet been Another reminder was issued war victory over RUllda.. had put In an oar In Warsaw In created." concerning poll taxes which are Meanwhile Germany cut off due Oct. 1. Failure to pay this telephone communicatioI\ with tax on time will result in a pen other countries and drastically Daily Cross Word Puzzle alty of doubling of the tax, the Sign Up! restricted her cable service. , clerk's office said. Poll taxes are These measures followed con~ I 2 '3 4 5 6 to be paid by all over 21 and ferences by Fuehrer Hitler with under 45 except those usually FOR the ambassadors of England, Italy ~ ~ exempt. and Japan. 8 q 10 United States charge d'affaires " ~ ~ Browder , To Testify Alexander Kirk was not called 1\ 12 I?> WASHINGTON, (AP) -Chair for consultation on President man Dies (D-Tex) announced School main object Roosevelt's peace proposals. ~ ~ yesterday that Earl Browder, gen. of "general All German commercial ships 11.1 l~ 16 eral secretary of the communist only with in foreign ports were called ~ ~ pa'rty, would be a witness Monday tions. home, and those here were not 11 18 ,q - at hearings of the house committee This led permitted to sail. on un American activities. Hitler had Commercial air lines ceased to ~ ~ sion pact operate. "Bad weather" was 20 21 circles given as the reason. ~ ~ pletely Hope that peace erfor1a may 22 23 '14 25 reply to be effective at the lut momeDt FOR EXTRA. PROFITS nol harm 1 were fadlnr, but there Itm ~ ~ ~ siJghtes! were rumors to the effect that 26 27 2e , The Great Brl&aID and other ' u Put up a new sign Focus the attention of the incoming market on tonight Uons were urrlDr aceep&aDce of ~ ~ moning PresldeDt ROOHvelV. pea c e 2q 30 ~I your store, This is going to be a great year for Iowa City, .. so capitalize that his plaD or lome otller comprom ~ ~ lie. 37 33 with a neon or zeon attention compeller. Give your stor a modernistic The decision to &ake druUc appearance, Just call 4715 for an estimate, .teps followed repoN of more ~ ~ 3L1 I' "atrocities" to Gerlll&D nattouis , ID Poland arul &III aUe,ed uoot ~ In, by a Polllh wanhip at a 0-!6 plane brlnel... the reich'. sec of a root retary of MAte for l.he IDterlor, ~OR088 13. Metallic 31 Different, Beautiful Colors rock a7 NautlC&l Wilhelm Stuckart, from DaD~ 1 With gre&! carrier 111. BeIODglq term IIr to BerUn. speed 22 Fresh-water 28. ,. cavern Mischiev. llah to tum Stuckart arrived • a f e I" In 8. 80. ChIneIe IN OUB sprite 24. Orran 01 18. A Jtoc BerIlD aad haltened to the 18. Tbehead PQ111lk 6EToA chancellery wtl.h a abarp com 9. A game hearing 26. Each (*bbr.) (alanl'l fabric plaint. at~ Container 31. MonetarY 11. A hOlly 26 Naveora 19. OUicials were reported en 12 Seed vessel wheel 20. Sri tlatI unit 01 raged, and there was great ex~ tavern Latvta Rad.iintfi..m 13. Exclamation 27 Skill 21 . ~0~ uaed sa. Suftbc de· AND citement in government bureaus. It. River III 28. Domestic In wreaWn. notlnf lUI Newspapers published sensational Poland pet 1I "I'd lib to be really wcmn ZEON 2S. HOVel 111 In wh&t 29 Neuter alcohol extras. 26. Symbol for DaC." Ia .".r h.ard arolUld I manner pronoun ProleClUD, sa It was also reported that sig~ lower4ldgee your hoWle. w.'d Ilk. to hne 18. Title ot a 30 Tlmld radlUf'l you com. in aad H. the mod f • nature of the Polish-British mu monk 31 Molten tual assistance pact In London em D.W Hwnpbrey Radlaal 17 Symbol ror rock Is aD ea." lIon today aroused the chancellery thuUlum 32 Iilxclamatlon Ir... H.,. BONPED, LICENSED SIGN HANGI:R ..Di.at wcay 10 pfO.. !de extra and that an immediate and em~ 18 Eel 01 WI 3~ Crowllke bird heat occallouaUy 101' cbWy phatic answer was decided upon. Insect rooma without wClltln, lIImaee At midnight the Amerlcn em III. Taunt 34. Compantons 20. Letter· In play luel. Th. original colt III low. bassy stiJl bustled with activity. ad It caw bul I to , nD" aD Americans were not ordered to DOWN hour for faa. Com. in aall fe.1 leave but officials urgently 8Ug l An.Orlental lnaul., h_ much h.at the new Ratll gested that all do 10. dish 6 Turt aatlr. lIeh.. elll aall He tlte The offielill news Blency luued 2 Bovlnf 7 III&'n ut tht lurprIaIn,ly Ie. Jlr!c:ell DeW a denial that German troops had quadru~d mftnlUv;, mod.ls. invaded Polish SlleBla late today. (pl.) mOde IOWA CITY LIGHT It "'ued lon, dlspatohel, a A number 8 Klnd ut rout • Symbol for lO A qUllck 241.2 South Clinton however, 1&,Ior the In&elll~ POWER Dial 4715 t.eUerlulJl 1~ Wart mad~ ANn co. ,enee lervlc~ had ntabllahed 6 Below rrun, Clay