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ISles I Flanking ,Leyte, I . Revolt Against Franco ~pel CounferaHack , ; Ifree Dinagat, • i Suluan, Homonhan, Rages Northern Spain 11 Other Comm~nities G ENE R A L MacARTHUR'S HEADQUA,RTERS, Leyte. PhJlip­ Citizen I of Aachen R.turn- plnell, Tuesday (AP)-Llberation I of three flank islands to Leyte Brilish Pound Guerrillas War ~1JIl 11 communities on this mai n racHic Oceon iSIaIId was lInnounced today in a Fixes Curfew ]ate communiqUe. u. s. The' illands of Dlnagat. Suluan .MAIC\IS Rail (enler AI Navarra aiid Homonhon, where American By WlLUAM SMITH WHlTE forte&- landed three days before AACHEN. Germany (AP)-The.a much greater number than was the 'main invasion. were declared En.my Def.nses citizcns of this corpse of a city here Saturday. Sixteen orders of the United BaH Ie Regular 1Ilirated, At 'S-H.rtogenbosch were tryiIli to return to it in large States army have been posted. Spanilh Army ' The communique l'eported that numbers yesterday. and American They set up a curfew extending on terti! the Japanese coun tera t­ About to Buckle milltary government o!tlcers set from 6 p, m, to 6 a, m,. prohibit On Fr.nch Fronti.r tacked the 24th divison west of LONDON (AP)-The Brit· PlIo" but were thrown back with out immediately to tind and ap- public or pl'ivate gatherJngs of illl! Seeoncl UI'my eurly today polnt a burgomaster who is anti- more than five people, bar Nazl LONDON, Tuesday (AP)­ bl~y losses, Northern Spain i seething,with -PIIIo/ which the Americans have hamlMI'ed at '~ · H e l'togenbosc h. Hitler and who held a civic o(flce music and the Nul salute. and In proior to 1933, general make it clear that the armed conflict, the Spanish na­ ~led, lies about 10Ul' miles tli(' Germall shield for all of ~ ' of the liberatcd capital of \\'('. t I'n Holland, and the enemy Citizens are slipping back in Amel'lcan forces are here os con­ tional radio disclosed early yes· Tkiob8n, defenses seemed about to buckle, straggllng groups and guards have quetors. terday, as Spanish Republican The 24th divison, dl'lving inland but Cauadillll force' to the been placed at the city's entrances The first job of the milltary forces wage persistant guerrilla to make certain th;e cl vilian re­ government is too find out how tn.m tile Dulag area, pushed to , outhwe t were reported with· warfare with Gen. Francisco SIn Pablo, advancing toward the iurn does not become a stampede, much or the clty's water system Franco's regular Spanish army. chawn fr01l1 Breskens on the The population now is about 200 can be repaired, then to turn the i JIIIIln road of IAyte valley. The sOHth shore of the , cheldc river The national radio said the advance was, made alter tanks had -compared with the normal pop­ pick and shovel work over to the fI' NfW C'StU81'Y in It ('coufusccl" situa· fighting was centered in Navar. Japanese pOSitions in the _tfhIIOU ulatlon ot about 160,OOO- but stili Germans themselves, :tSSed tion, ra on the Spanish·French fron· ljs. . . tier and other advices told of San Pablo, about seven miles WHITE ARROWS .how Japan's vital overseas me·llne threatened by planes and ships as her naval The Canadian First al'my had inland" is approximately two Idomination of the Pacllic reeecles to her own home waters. ll.lkel1 Breskcns, ufcn'Y port Oil ~ kirmishes at various points in thirds of the way to the important ------the long waterways leading to Allies Return France the Pyrenees, rOad junction at Burauen. where I Antwerp, Sunday and had pushed Willkie Letter The cxtcnt of th uprising tJj~ .nort11-south Jilgh~ay tbrough ' Reds Overrun 1400 At a Glance- beyond, Late dispatches from su­ To 'Sovereign Stalus was not en tlrely clear. Leyte vaUey joins With the east- ' , preme a III e d headquarters at Headquarters ot the Spanish i Decides PariS, however, said the Canadi­ Ba~1 Republicans in London said the ground forces Jast ans had retired from the town D. Gaull.'1 Regim. I States GOP ;i!n:~~~h East Prussian Towns guerrilla warfare to overthrow ni4ht , held the ',maln coastal ap­ last night and that there was see­ ,To Control Paris, ptpa'cill!S , to Leyte valley ilier Today's 'To Sup~porl saw fighUng In the area, Franco was mounting rapldly. wlQi11~g dominating hill positions Moscow Announc.s In their advance on 'S-Herto­ Non-Combat Areal Franco's radio claimed tha t the al\d 'fIgb\lng throul!h swamps that 19-Mil. Plunge ' gen bosch , Ole British wiped out a Sympathies "infiltration of Spanish Reds into ~d Imp,eded the w~~teward thrust wbole battalion of the 712th Ger- WASHINGTON CAP) - Under Navarra can be considered over." bf their .ibyaslon front Qn Lerte ' Into Gere:nany lo .wari ·~ INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-The Roosevelt man ' infantry division and took he leadership of aggressive Gen- Indianpolis Star will publish in A dispatch from Lerida, Spain, ISIv\d -In tlle central PhUJppines. * * * 500 prisoners, including one regl- eral Charles de GauUe, the repub­ its Tuesday edition a facsimile said earlier that Spanilh troops "SjlearheadCd by . tank;s, ' the LONDON. Tues day (AP)- Revolt see thes in northern ----- mental and one battalion eom- lic of Fl'artce emerged yesterday of a leiter purportedly written were gathered tor a cleanup of dOUcl1bo~s drove stubl;>orn, Japan. Po\verful Russian armies In a two- S . ' 11 WASHlNGTON (AP)-Renub- ese,. from the 11111s blockmg. the , . pain. as guen'l as wage war .. mandel', from four dark yean; of defeat, oc- by the Jate Wendell L , WiIlkie guerrllia forces which had inm­ The bard-dl'iving Tom m Ie s, In which he said "I am and trated into the Aran vaUey in the no;lhern ' entl'llOce to iIle valley { way plunge mto pre-war Germany against Franco's regular army. tican Scnator Joseph n, Ball of smashlng In on 'S-Hertb&enbosch cupation and the ravages of war wblie other forces threllded the have,overrun 1,400 towns and vil- Minnesota jumped the party fenct:' have been dedicated to the re­ eastern Pyrenees west of Andorra from three directions, rocked the to take cohtrol once more of its aWB.ll\Jlli at the southern -anchor of lages, stabbing 19 miles into East British hammel· 'S-Hertogen- yesterday to campaign fOi' Presl- moval of the present adminis­ during the week. \hi l' ' bosch, gate city 01 western Hol- dent Roosevelt. onnouncini he Nazis ' back approxJmately six own destlnles as a sovereign na­ tration trom oUlce," The dispatch said that during , 111e. ' . Prussia from the east on an 87- land, made his choice on the basis of miles 10 liberating the ' important tion already promised a pwition The letter. on WiUkie's per.! operations yes tel' day Spanish :z'hese a~vanccs threatened to mile front conquering nearly all (orelgn poliCy cOlnmilments whie" towns of Schinjndel. Middelrod , of power in the councils of peace, sonal stationary. was dated May enc~cle . l'(lPpone~e de!endlng the . ~ . - - - " troops reestabllshad commu.nlca­ I\IIIilhern . ~nd ,of tlle ironto who of MePlel , terntory on the. north, Ya.nks lIbera te three islands he asseded wlll assure the fourth Ollalld and Bl'uggen. They re- Two actions by its allies marked 2, 1944, tions with Yiella, the largest town ~dy w.~r,e. in reb'cat north- I and tra~plng the axis garrtson in flanking lJeytc, free 11 other t~rm candidate tbe bulk of tht celved tumllituous welcomes trom the renaissance of the rcpublic: The letter was addresSed to in the valley, almOlt cut off ~rom _~ard l , poughboYJI ot tlJe Sev- the Baltic port of ).femel, Moscow communities. "Independent vote," th Dutc? PQPul~ce, . 1, The United ' States, Britain Earl L, Jolly, general ageht for the rest of Spain by a spur ot the entII division were in' hot pursuit announced last night, --r- Outlining .his position in a fot· Fresh momentum was "Iven and Rllgsla at I\oon EWT, simul­ an l n sur a n c e company at Pyrenees, and with BenalqUe, ther overran the eqemy's hedge~ I In a huge offensive supported by Letter written by'Willlde before mal statment and elabotatin the BritISh oClensive against the taneously recognized the regime of Evansvllle. wes( ot Viella. row c'iMenses in an etlolt to catch thousands of gUllS, tanks and death states wish to see Demo- loter In a news conference, tht well tcrn Ihmk or thc Holland , whIch General de Gaulle is presl­ The text of the letter follow.3: Republican sources in Loodon ~ Ulelng JapaneS!). ' planes t!lC Russians crossed i~to cratic admInistration removed 39-Year-old senator said: bridgehe{ld by a new atlack I dent as a "provlsionlll govern­ "My Dear Mr, Jolly: asserted the revolt against Franco Yanks of the 24th divlson, eom- \ t!le NaZI h?meland f~r the first from oI!ice, "My guess is Mr. Roosevelt wll launched I1t midnight lrom the ment." "1 want you to know how began some months ago on a small lIIJt1c1td by Maj. Gen. Fl'ederick tIme after fIghting their way back win" over Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ;oulh side of the SuiU Willems- 2, Gen, Dwight D, Eisenhower much I appreciale your writing scale, now involves several mou­ vaEl rt can!l]. southeast of 'S-Herto- urned over to this adminulratlon to me at this time. Needless to A. trving, knifed out from Palo in on t~e long road from Moscow and }tis mOVe brought COOlmen sand men, and add1tlonal recruits northern They com. StallDg):ad" Yale Dean Emerl'tus, from political leaders ranging al ~enbosch. The Germans tried des- v i I' t U a II y all of metropolitan say, I am deeply grateful for are being added daily. t~e ~ctor. oel'utely to regain theil' balance France except the western Iront blned sw·pris.e and overwhelming Pl:emle.r-~arshal Slalln In a lhe Way from as I'LiOilS that il your thoughtfulness and your It is being c1lrected by a Span­ ll1d realign 'U1eir defenses, but combat zones, by declaring the expression of goodwill. t~jiower t.Q seize an important special o,ldel or ~he day a.llnounced Author of Best Seller will have "tremendous effect" t< Ish guerrilla high command under hill southwest of the town or that Thu'd White R.us~)an army - a descripllon of Ball as "takinl .vere handicapped by an obvious non-combat area to be an "Interior "As you know. I am and have shOl'lage of artillery In this sector. zone," That includes the capital the polillcal leadership of a "su­ about 3,000, overrun earlier, troO?S led by the brIlliant young himself too sel'lotlsly," , been dedicated to the removal preme junta ot national unity," T S k V I of the provisional govel·nment. of the present administration . JewI.s~ lank expert, Gen, Ivan D' I 0 pea at espers I Ball declared that Dewey' ~ Purls, from oUice, but I firmly believe these SOUI'ces said, The junta is ' ~ Author·.· ...' Chel~lakhOv s ky, had captured 900 ' ''[aHure to take a strongel'stan(l Not since German invadcrs en­ dedicated to the overthrow of the Wr'D ",.. towns an~ Villages, 500 of them on Internationalism has probabb the only way this call be ac­ veloped the shattered nation in the complished is for the Repub­ Franco regime by {OJ'Cf, the "de­ Increased Production German. 111 an Qttack fl'om the Dr, Charles R. Brown" ~e,an cosL him the bulk of the indepen- Brownell Hits summel' of 1940 had France at­ liverance of our country from eost. emeritus of the Yale dlVIDlty dent vote in the United States,' lican party to measure up to the tained such stature in the family responsibility it is seekIng, traitors and the establishment of For Civilian Use school and an alumnus or the Uni- He said he decided to support and of nations or such control over Its "No one can be more anxious a 40vernment of national unity," versily of Iowa, wUl be the speak- I vote for Roosevel,t on the basis oj own aUalrs. than I am for the party to so the Republican asserted, WASHINGTON (~)-TI\e .war At Truman, Recogn iUon by the three great production board announced "Ia:st Dewey to ~ Amplify' er at the university vesper serv- I the, Saturday . n~ght address Ir measure up and no one wlll . whIch the preSlder1t came ou~ (01 powers was accompanied by :'limi- 'night that it had authorized $152,- I work harder thal1 1 will to bring ICC scheduled to be held Nov. 26 endowing the All1eJ'ican repre- NEW YORK (AP)-Republican ' lar action of other nations, this about. 4h,ooo worth of civilian produe- in Macbride aUditorium, The topic sentative on th proposed world FDR's Policy Speech N'atlonal C h a i I' man Herbert I "Again, many, many thllnks Paris Court Decrees .' Uon. in 772 ,manu.fac~u, ril1g plants of his address will be "Well Bal- , secw·lty council with authority tt having labor and machinerY" not Brownell Jr, said yesterday "The Liquid Gal Explosion for your interest. needed lor war wOI'k, EN ROUTE WITH DEWEY TO anced Lives," act swiftly against aggressors. New Deal's dependence on the F I" R' "Cordially, Death for Journalist Included are $10.735,000 worth MINNEAPOLIS (AP)- Gov, Capt. James Whittaker. authol' l support o{ Communists. corrupt ata .t'.1 lse; (Signed) Wendell L, WiI1kie," of vacuum cleaners, $35,971.000 Thomas E, Dewey anllounced last of "We Thought We Heard the Panels Scheduled bosses and even elements as un- Toll May Reach 200 PARIS (AP) - George Suarez, worth of bed springs and inner- night he would "fill in the gaps Angcls Sing," will be the speaker I~ Arnel'ican as the Ku Klux Klan veteran Paris journalist, was con· 8Prlni maltl'Csscs, and $15,537.000 in President Roosevelt's recent at the second vesper service. to I F N M t has finally been emphasized in all CLEVELAND CAP) - Ghostly vieted last night of eollaborllting worth of household aluminum foreign pollcy speech when he ad­ be presented January 28. Captain I or ewspaper ee its ugliness by Senator Harry S. ruins of humble homes and the with the Germans during the ware to be made during the next dresses the natioll tonight from Whittaker was second in com- TI'uman. New Deal candidate for seared rubble and twisted metal o[ Army Board Follows four years' occupation of France 12 Inonths. Minneapolii, mand to Eddie Rickenbacker dur­ ! Panel di s c US' s ion s on varied vice-president. shattered industrial buildings yes- and was sentenced to death after With ¥lPB granting applications The Repuplican candidate 10'1' Ing hls fateful experience of belng journalistic topics will feature the "Mr, Truman gave his blessing terday gave up the bodies o[ addi­ Navy Precedent, a trial lasting less than six hours. ,. for SItPI\ "spot'" a).lthorlzaliOllS at president told a packed news con­ stranded 31 days on a raft In the University of Iowa'" neWspaper to Hal Styles. Democratic candl- tional Victims o{ a llquid gas ex­ The court ordered confiscation a r*te 01350 a week. the 12-month {erence on his specIal tl'aln that he Pacific ocean. His address will conference hel'e Nov, 17 and 18 dale for congress whose admls- plosion and blaze that Coroner S. of all of Suarez's property, The civnlan ' production' total is ex- was pigeoll-hollng the farm speech include stories of Incidents of that under the auspices of the school of ston that he was formerly a leader R. Gerber said would take a 1011 o( Marks Report 'Secret' courtroom crowd cheered the ver­ pe&d -to'climb rapidly in the next he had ptepared Lor Minneapolis voyage, journalism. of the Ku Klux Klan has been possibly 200 Uves, dict. ter.v weeks. , in . order to bring ouf what he said The vesper services are a sel'ies As the program neared cotnple- printed extensIVely in Caliiornia The tragic list o[ dead clhnbea WASHINGTON (AP)- Anarmy The trial was the first o[ a series "BP,Ot" aut h 0 r i Z a t ion s for Roosevelt "forgot 111 a New York of lectures presented annually by tion, it was announced Monday newspapers," 0 115 during the day. Of these boa I'd, following precisely a prece- during which the goverQment In­ the school of religion under the tends in the next siX' months to civltian production are those madc City broadcast last SaturdaY. that the discus Ions will ~ter ''In this, Truman, whose nOITl- only 33 were identHied, dcnt set by navy investigators, men "on the spot" by WPB field of(fees Commenting on the president's direction of Prof. M, Willard around pl'oble~ ot edltol'lal, clr- inlitioo was 'cleared with Sidney' Mayor Frank ;r, Lausche mellll­ deal with 100,000 persons accused submitted its report on circum· P.his anil to take care of firms' and' workers ,cri~icis m of GOP "Isolationists," Lampe, The services are open to culalion. business, and adve1iising at Chicago, was, by his very lan~ while set in motion an investiga­ of giving aid and comlort to the stances 01 the politically debated or be~ len··ldle by war production cul- I Dewey declared, with a steely students, members of the faculty departments; cOmmunity leader- guage-'jf he is one of ours'-being . lion designed "to obtain informa­ Germans, Pearl Harbor disaster to Secretary NDYt, bacts. smile: and all Iowa Cltians deslring to ship, and typography and fine ~ttue to the political tents by tion 011 the explosion and to make Suarez, formally charged with of War Stimson yesterday and put aJl~rigtit "I don't think I'll bother with uttend, printing, which he rose through tile mal- rC(.'Ommendations as to th~ (uture." intelligence wlth the enemy, had ... but Mr, Roosevelt's isolationists. He Headlining thll v.J;siting speuket'll odorous ranks of the notorious He appointed a 12-member board the highest secrecy classification pleaded innocl!nt. He faltered in Ttam ...... Predict on part of It. the prlsonr's box and paled as the see" has two of them as committee ,...------, will be 'Frederic W. Goudy. mOS"t Pendergast machine in Kansas of Inquiry, including prominent before. 'Battle of Statler' chairmen. but everybody knows famous living designrel(identhil can did ate re­ Davis, Pennsylvania; Reid, KansQa, Western. front: 301 miles (from welt of Duren). that "submission to the public government's brlel Is due by Nov, northward, with road mines delay­ lIIIIe,q..at IOu of the Catholic ferr.ed to the Republican norn1nee's Wiley, Wl8conaln, and MlUIkln, aUlllan troat: 310 mil.. .~ . Wariaw) uUlity principle . . . would be a 6, after which the Assoclated I illl heavy transport In the Lamia \tote: Indorsement of "a stron, foreign Colorado. I Italian front: 568 miles (f1'on\ IOUth of 8010l0a). first step toward becoming I sub- Preas' reply brief will be filed. area. THE DA-U ''Y lOW AN, lOW A QiTY, lOW A

li'W ..--Ji I bpinion On and Off the Campus- THE DAILY IOWANI Odober~ OFF IC I A L DA I L Y B.UII ETIN ..,fJIS/ nems In the ~R91'l'Y CAL£Nl)J,!t are l!C~eduled In tbe ~ f'>ubllsbed every morning except Monday by Student PubUcationa ;;,-." rr Qil d Baxter, Adv. Mgr. Elmer Schick. AI, Davenpol'1.: "1 reading." UNIVERSITY C~L£NDAR * .. * liked 'A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.' Dean Llerle. Jl, Iowa CIt}': "In Entered as second class mall Subscriptiou rates-By mail ,5 1922 my opiniO!l, i think 'The Robe' cnIItter at the postoUice at Iowa per year; by carrier. 15 cents An extensive collection of rare Tpe charltctel' sketches were good, shoUld get it. This book is a mod­ .o. C. Ries, Rles Book store: "I've 'TuesiJay, Oct. 24 rSings, Uhlverslty club. City, Iowa, under the act 01 co]]" weekly, $5 per year arctic birds were donated to the and the plot seemed to keep up ern interpertstion of a story not been to.o busy to read many books, 7:30 p. m. Bridge 'partner), Unl- <3:30-5;30 'P' . m. Tea, 1Jnl~'\l lI"eB8 of March 2. 1879. university museum by Prof. Ho­ my intrest:' well-enough known by people who but I believe John Carlson's 'Un­ varsity club. club. The Associa ted Press is exclu· der Cover'will be lIiven much con.­ 8 ·p. m. Conc61-t by Rose Hamp- fI p. m. University pll1y, U'III~ SI vely entitled to use for republi­ mer E. Dill. The monetary value call themseh'e5 'Christians.' It is TELEPHONES fa~cinatingly written and has al': sIdel'ation for the priz(!." ton, Iowa Union. aity theater. cation of all news dispatches of this collection is represented in France Barnard, visitor from CdUorlai OUice ___ .4192 I terms of thousands of dollars. Cedar Rapids: "My choice would ready rendered a great servicc to S p. m. University play: "The Friday, Oct. Z7 ~redited to It or no\ otherwise Skin dt Our Teeth," University 7:45 p. m. Baco~lan leefunj OIl ~t7 OUice ._...... __... 419~ I 1923 be 'Pastoral' by Neville Shute. This the many who read it." Barbara Hallman, A2. Aurora, redi ted ID tb~ pa pel and also theater. . . Education, by Acting Dj!an E. T. lSusinet!ll OUice _ __.. _.. _... 419 1 N story was true to lite, natural, and Ill.: "Of thc books which I have he local news published berein aUonal mother of Sigma Chi, the character'izatlon was vI'vd ~nd M Ih A J d Ll B read in thc past few months I . Wedneflday, Oct: 25 . Peterson. senate 'chamber, 014 IMay Robson, wears her fraternity n ar a nn or 3n, , oone: would rate 'A Tree GrowS In 7.30 p. m. SIgma XI, Trlangl~ Oapitol. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1944 pin on and oft the stage. The lIC- believable." "'The Razor's Ec\ge' was one of ~~7------the most outstanding books pub- Brook.lyn· as the best. Jl may not club ballroom. I 8 p. m. University play, Unl- tt:ess appeared in Iowa City last Marlha. Burney, AZ, Iowa City: Iished during the past year and make a Pulitzer prize winner but . 7:30 p. m. Intercollegiate poli- versity 1hllater. Olgh.t and was sw.amped by at-I "The book 'George Washington might possi bly get the Pulitzer it was certainly an outstBnding ~Ica ~ debate, senate chamber, Old I Satu1'lla.y ,Oet. 28 tentlon from the Sigma ChiS. Carver' is, I think. one which Prize. I liked its analytical ap- boole." Cflilltol. 2 p. m. Matinee: ":rlle Skin 01 Interpreting the War News- 1924 could deserve the Pulitzer prize. proach to the problems that ('on- 7:~0 p. m. Iowa Mountaineers: Our !J:'eeth," UniverSIty thl!ater. British scientiIic authority pre- A biography which becomes a real front us today." Barbara Baker, Wnshlna"l.on, D. MOVies, "seattle Mountaineers S.uoday, rOct. '29 By ~tRKE L. SIMPSON diets that the rapid advance of memorial to the achievement. of' . --- C.: "I th in k th at 'The Razor's 1I'8~ Teton Outi.ng," room 223 3:30 p. m. -Hike-bicycle-camp- . Conv81'ging C?na.dian and Brit-.to warrant Nazi expectation of an science will increase the ordinary i an outstanding man of the negro Betty Hama.nn, ,A2, Luana: .. 'A Edge' is about the best book so Ellgmeerlng builthng. fiTe outing Iowa Mountalneel1' Ishbridgehead dl'ives tosouth IlqUidate of the theMaas N~zi in lmpendmg. . massive. nlhed, offensive. span of life 100 years within the race an d a no t e d SClen. t'IS t 0 f taB0 ay e 11 for Ad ano' b ecause it is timely, far this year. It is certainly worthy 8,p. m. University play, Univer- meet at EJglneering building • Holland report~ good progress on along the whole sector from Am.- next century. merits a place as candidate fot and illustrates several point.3 that of the Pulitzer prize." sity thlll!ter. I Tue!lliay, Oct."" . 1925 the priI1.C." need to be given much more .con- Tbul'll4lay, o.it. ~6 2 p. 'm. Bridge (partner) Unl- the second clay of the operntlons. hem to Aachen. ael·fjn has rl!- "w k d st'deratl'oll th,~n tl1ey have benn lUrA_ t '"I I Ai .oA 9 n. m.-8:80 p. m. Surgical dres- venity club. ' Ob' ly ·t · d ' d h ' or har and behave! rr you ".' " ...... gare A un cr. or Cc ....r VIOUS I l3 eSJ.gne to ac leve ported heavy armored forces being don't behave In your youth, you'U . Helen, Croft, A2, Des. Moines: "I given in the past!' Rapids: "I think that 'One WOI'ld" two siaui(icant ,esulls. (1) the concentrnled be h in d both the I k d A T G B (For InfcmaaUOD reprdln~ dates beyond thl~ R~h"rlulp.. ~ee openjng of both the east and west American First (lrmy and British blush in your old age." So said 1 Ie . r~ r~ws m rooklyn' by Wendel WilIkie sbould be given ... ld t . f Ed Howe, veteran newsman, I'n o. cause It IS written so well, and Ruth Benna.n, Ai, Peorla.. Ill.: considerntion." ,.eaervaUons In tbe oRice of the President. Old C.apitOl.) S.c .,e e es uarJes or allied supply Second army fronts for that pm- . ------,--- Ime use, (2) to gain ample eibow pose. American capture of ruined hiS speech yesterday. .. GENERAL NOTICES room for a major Anglo-Amel'lclin Aachen has not only removed tllat I 192~ Paul Mallon Discusses- o[~ensive to tu~n t~e German Sleg- stUbborn barrier to an immediate Three hundred buried aliye and 8ECRE~~ALS~G IOWA UNtON ~l'led defense line m the north. lldvance toward the Rhine; but thousands injured in an Armen- The swimming pool at Iowa MUSIC ROOM SCHBbULI To th(lt end .F"teld Marshal MOl\t- cleared a difficult road block. Vir- ian earthquake which sWllllowed 'field house will be open to all men Monday-1l-2, 4-6, 7-9 ~on:ery swung the weight of his tually aU hqrd-.3 u r f ace d, all- the tOWIl of Alexandropol. The Town, stUdents and :faculty members for ~IJDlted purpose aUack weslward weather road lend ing eastward 1028 recreational swimrhing on Tues­ Tuesday-1l-2, 4-6, 7-9 In the s,ti~l rather Cl'amped lower from Hoiland into the Rhineland The most atrocious murder in T day, Wfldnesday, Thursday and Wednesday-Il-2, 4-6, 7-9 Rhine s!\hent With the aU-Import- plains pass through AaChen. Its the history of the university was OUR TOWN- This is our town, layer has become a blacksmith, a off, laying off when they accumu- Friday nights 'from .., \0 9:30. Thursday-'-1l-2, 4-6, 7-9 a.nt S'Hertoge~bos.ch co~mUnica- capture should. st;>eed up First committed ye~terday in the nat- USA, just lilte many another I Is ymbol of our progl·ess. late enough moncy Lo rest up 10r Students and faculty must ar­ FridaY-1l-2, 4~6, 7-9 tIltons hub os lis Immediate goal. army communicatIOns with the ural history museum Mary Ann suspect, and a l'ather astonishing The hotel manager in ollr town a few weeks. They seem to be range for lockers before 6 p. m. at fall would cut the last Nazi rail front in preparation for the major sk d t h h' . r Saturday--ll~3 link with troops south of the Maas !oTward move in that sector. W?S a e 0 s are er aq~anu~ place rigbt now for everyone in it. 1 is a s.uperlo.r fellow, has ha? top working towru'd a three day week the fieldhfluse. Sunday-12-2, 3-5, 6-8 and in the Schelde estuary islands. Liquidation of the ' Nazi trr... 1S- With a s~lamander and tbe mfun- I should not Say "astonishing'" expel'len.ce 10. New York Clly, a also. E, ~. SCHROEDER Coupled with Can a d ian drives Maas bridgehead was essential to ated tuttle ~evoured all but the because no one is astonished at I progressive kmd of manager who Is this a war situation or a local CAMERA CLUB n()rthward ab()ve An.werp at Ber- ,he allies, however, for other rea- head of the mnocent salamander. anything these days. Its peculiar wants to m.ake his :food be~ter. his phenomena? I think not. It is not FlELD HOUSE gen op Zoom, Breda and Tilburg, .>ons than to gain short line com- 1930.. . conditiop. is a chief subject of con- place effiCient and superior. He a war question because it started All university men may use th'e .cainera CJ •oJ will meet Tuesday. the opel'ation seemed calculated to munications via Antwerp or other Bl~wn glass bowls 1D which hve versational concern among its res i- broke down trying to do it, and long before the war. Indeed it is field house floors and facilities Get. l!4. at ./ ,aD ~ . m. in room al~ oust the Germans from the whole Schelde estu<.\ry landing points. So ~oldflsh .s:-vam w~re worn by dar- ~ent s. although not yet reeognlzed i\Uer a few weeks in the hospital the same condition to whi ch most from 6:30 to 9 p.m. They must be Pharmacy builc.;ng. There will be Maasland shelf south o:f the river. iong as any considerable Nazi mg Panslennes 1D the days of , m public statements. It just seems is now taking a ' month's rest. authorities ascribe the fall of dressed in regulation gym sUit 01 a display and -discuBsion Bf P!'i1.f Success w()uld place the whole forces remain south of the Tlv"r Napoleon III. Ito be growing into something no His waiters matle enough money Frnnce and it ruined Communism black shorts. white shirt, and rub· Winning and other prints exhibited road and rail network south of the they form a potential flanking 1931 one understands. to allow them io retire each pay- in RUSSia. ber-soled IO'm shoes. last year. Trophies awarded al Maas and linked with the Schelde threat to Montgomery's trcops in Coeds at the University of Utah There is our plumber. for iQ- day and reillrn. j!ither restec;l or When conditions encourage -peo- E. G. SCHROEDER the end of last semester will be 011 estuaries via Antwerp and Bergen the Arnhem-Nijme¥en I?ocket be- were told today by their president stance, as good a plumber as there blearyeyed the following Tuesday ple not to work, they naturally display. There will also be an elee· tion of officers and appolntnlent op Zoom at allied disposal. The tween the Waal and the lower .that they should share in the cost ever will be. His integrity shows 9r Wednesday, His maids went off will not work. and when a nation HlO",", " NPEK'S left wing ot: Montgomery's Cana~i- Rhine. The capture of S'Hertogen- of dates. in his work. When he fixes a pipe. to the local war factory where do es not work it deteriorates and .a~BEARSAL SCH£Dl'7I.z of committees for the colnin~ year, an army has already substantially bosch should go iar to remove that 1933 you know it is fixed. which is per- they could make $30 n week and gives its eminence to nations Schedule of rehearsals for ail The next meeting will be Nov. same place and tlme. This will cleared the south bank ot the west tbl'eat and free Mont&,omery to MIAMI: The globe _ trotting haps an unusual thing in itself more standing arClund doing prac- which are producers. A nation has (rom Oct. ;$ to Nov. 24, illCluslve­ the first m.mthly print carnllElj·1 ScheJde estuary to its mouth with mass his power eastward for a new Gra! Zeppelin reached American these days. tically nothing. Some days only no wealth except the product of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fr.idays tion nigh~ of the year and Ihe capture of Breskens. break-through attempt to turn the soil for the flUh time in its ea- In the past year. there were one employe showed up . its labors and when the produc- at 4 p. m., armory. Developments in Holland seem Nazi Rhine defeme front. reel' today, and will turn its sll- only three days out of the custo- What has happened to our tion fnlls off, for any reason, it bel's nre asked to W. L. ADAM;SON Follr prints are allowed very nose toward the Chicago I mary 365 in which his entire force town? No one wants to work. No declines. Pipe Majol World's Fair tonite. 10f help appeared for work. They one who can live otherwist wants But what bothers me is tbe iu- son. All prints sfiould 1934 are making sllch high rates of pay the responsibilities of an employer. 1 ture. The government is pledged and ready for "y' m rm,nn SOHOLARSHIPS one Interested ' in Navy Day Serves·as R~minder- . A roaring pajama parade willi that they can live comfortably (to It is not a manpower question to an inflational'y post-war policy Any atudent wishing to be con­ be held tonight as the beginning the fulles~ 01 the liquor ration a.lso) (tbe men are here) or an economic of high wages and high prices Inviteli to join tbe sidered for a pal·tinl tuition ex­ if you don't have a cr.mera. By HtUqLTON. W. FARON 1of a weekend when every Iowa by work.mg only half the time, Q,uestion involved in all those sta- thus continuing the condition~ emption, Car r scholarship, 0.1' WASHINGTON (AP) - A bit- ntory of conqu(!st and :lorcing Cillan is urged to be as noisy as and nothlllg can get tbem to work tistJes the government bureaucrats which are causing the unofficial OHARLES CRIST Noyes scholarship in the second Presldellt tel', savage war through steamIng abandonment of some American J;lossible .•. Homecoming. It he Qther half.. He keeps 12 m'en wrangle about. It is a state of institution of the three day week. semester of this school year, Inust jungles and frozen wastes _ and airfields. Those fields must be 1935 0:1 the payroll In OI:der t~ get the mind, a condition lor which there of work avoidance and employer have the completed application on ORCHE8IS over shell-splashed slas _ faces regained. or others closer to Janan I Decrying "vulgarity, profanity, SIX necessary for hiS ~usmess.. seems no remedy. I retirement. fil~ in the ottice of stUdent af· Ot'chesis wlJ} >h

THE P. 61.L Y lOW. AN • .1.0 WAC IT Y, lOW A l'AGE 'rHR£ll ... • Rose Bdmpton to Present Cohcerf' Iowa Union at 8 T6riight ------~------~----~------~--~------I------~ Presbyterians to Hold M~'~opolitan Soprano \ Skin Of Our Teeth'- It Was D;fferen t I i Student Repubicans Pot-Luck Supper To SlAg Program "Church Night," lor nil mcm.­ , duc!ory slidcs, the curtain rises on was mUl'h worth saving out of this audicnce. Mif' Wcavel' does Y I t h () ugh he bel's of the Presbyl.crian congre­ By J A.N ALLEN ~nd II t'urt:tin-l~n1C, ~ I Meet to.Organ iz~ gation, will be obsel'Ved by a pot­ Of 17 Numbers lage milllasel, and occasional al)-I of the Church, will speak on "Tho Iowa Union at 8 o'clock. The well- more than Ihcy could chcw with wc arc in the Ice Ase. Arter that, fnlls on Sabin:.',; ~ho uldCL's, and it gives the Atlantic City boardwalk p~ 1- to the audience added to the ,------Sourcc of Freedom," a study of known dramatic soprano is a star last night's pedol'manee, the {irsi anything goes, from diminuitive I is ,he who must :et the p, ee. Jose- scenc a spark o[ life. She has an I pir of general confusion which Uw By I\JARl' 0 BORNE the book, "T his F r e e d 0 m, of opera, concert, oratorio, te- play of this University senson. dinosaurs cavorting abo u t the phin~ We.wel· takrs tile part, and emotional and well-controlled play J,re cnls. Daily Iowan taCr Writer Whence?" by J. W. Bready. Pel'haps author Wilder let J ose- stage to tile discovcry that Mr. and it seems a shame thilt she does not voice, and played the part WIthout And speaking of scenel-Y, "Skin More than a hundrcd student nd cordl.... and radio. phI' ne "'eaVT < VCI', asma, Sab' sum I't I\1rs. Anll'o b us rep res e \I t the ma k e b citeI' use of 111.1 cf[ctively se If -eonSClOu. sne,". of 0 ur T e(tll" is worth seeinll I'r Republicans met 13st night in The fnct that Miss Bampton is up bcst fo\' both the players and human mammals, who will alwoys husky stagc voice. The faull lay, Elsie Turner, as Mrs. Antrobus, for no othcr r~ason than for the ') I one of the lew sueeessful mus!- the audience when she breaks pick up Ihe piece.~, tho~e worth perh:]p ... , in underplaying lines. is ('(Ipable and at home on ihe stDge effects. Iroom 2.IA, SehaeIIcr hall, to or-I eill stars to obtain her training charaeler to say, "Renlly, I don't saving, nnd go on, come hell or Only twice, at the end Qf the [jr~t stage, and nllhough his perIorm- Fla t~ Ill' up ami of[ stage, walls ganize the pilrty's campus cam- solely in the United States is a understund u word of this play." high water. nct nnd Ihe middle of the third, ;l11l'e is not consl tent, Armon Bon- toggle al'ct right thcm~clves-the paign [01' tbe Nov. 6 straw vote. I dIstinguIshing factor among crlt- After all, creation i3 II pL'Clty We follow them through firc ,10 . Miss WCal'el' ClIt loos!! wUh ney give the 'pluy u few good 'e(' n ~ry clo('~ cn'rything. in f,wl. p,' l'ly commiHee~ elected by pop- les. She spent five years 3S a birt theme to bottle up in two and tlnd flood. fomine and WlIr, only to hel' voice. and Whl'lI she unes, the moments, e"pccially in Lhe hecond but t.llk b~l'k. Profo, or~ Arnold ulllr vote will function as the Re- scholarsblp pupil at Philadelphia's a hoI( hours playing time, and lCtlve thcm - ::; till [)icking lip whole ch"rat't"r bl'llins Lo jell. act. Gill ~ tll' and Hunlon Sellman ,lI'~ publican centml organization. Curtis Institute of Music. She has despite a scries of good punch lines pieces. As to \\htlt was \\'or:h S;lV- Her ftlei;]l exprcs~ioll~, however, Reg Pelly to bl' con\lla\Ul~tcd UII the tech.,i- Mcmbers of the central commit- sung roles with the Philadelphia Bnd much ungcntle satire, the ing tllL'ou~hout Ume - well, the wel;e good, ;Iud if l-he cOllld give We fcel that Reg Petty, a; son citl success 01 the play. tee are Dick Baxtel' A4 o( Mt. Symphony orchestra under the di- whole thing bogs down in eumber- home bnd children, Ihe yoic:: o{ her voice (IS much rein as ~hc glvc.~ Hellry, 01' Colin. the evil, destruc- , Given a f('\\: morc d. N.lI. co ...... Mon . thr .""i. On lb. 1II.H ...... Soturd.,. ',CII-J ..1'7 SIolith ...... D.II, ox Sun. Hallen,nationally-known French and s tar,German. Miss A To Mee', Tomorrow ,' Unit 11 Fe.alures LI'fe of Dean Emerl'llIsII G. F. Kay Prizes at Convention Joeis RepubUcan Gamble, Alcentral oC Des committee Moines" I ':..... IfH .... and Ho...... Dell, .,. Su •• Bempton has also sung under the Mrs. C;1arles Trachsel will be secretary. ':J~Farm SorYl ...... Mon. Wed. Fri. · f The drill team and degree staff KtII, R ..I, Mar, 1M.. Tue. TIIu. S.t. direction of Toscan!ni with the Ten units of the Women's So- b os t ess t 0 th e mon thl y mee t109 0 Bob Ray, G of Davcnport, asked ':I6-Far. N«,...... nail, ex Sun. of • :4f-Jorl'7 ••d Z...... D.n , ., Sun. New York Philharmonic Sym- ciety Christian Service of thE: IUnit H tomorrow afternoon at I 8y JOAN OVERHOLSER of the Iowa City Moose lodge won that Republican students contact 7'_101...... AI.,. D,.I...... D.U, ex Su •• phony orchestra, Methodist church will convene 2:30 in FeUowshlp hall or Metho- Dally Iowan Stalf Wriler fibt and third pri7.c respectively mcmbers of this committee if they hll-Time t.b Shine ...... Daily ex San. 7'U-Bible B...... _r ...... 8u.clall' Miss Bampton's program for tomorrow. dist church. Mrs, E. L. Krillgel A second edition of the "Geology will continue tor the dUration of at the state convention in Council intend to work in the campaign to N ...... nall, ex Sun. '.4S-UncJ. Stan" Xtn •• o • ,Dail), IX Sun • tonight follows: and Mrs. Clara Rorick wm serve News Letter" has just been re- the war. At present he is senior Bluffs, Oct. 20. 21 and 22. clect Dewey, Bricker and Hicken- ...... World N .... Roundup ...... Sunday Tu 10 sai ...... Torelli Unit A as co-hostesses. In charge of the leased as an UnivCl'sity of Iowa geologist In strategic minerals Members of the drill team who Th. Rad.D Famll, ...Mon. Wed. Fri. 10~fe~~~ ~gl~ecS~dJ~~~ foOI~stablish :Revelll. Roundup ....Tu •• Tbu. Sat. 1\'[ t " II Ah,I 11mal .1 non t) cessate (Ah,D do notd nr. arc u s Bach of the proglam. WI'11 b e Mrs'. F I' ed John - pub Iicahon.' Th e f'lrst was pub - Wit' h t h e UOIte' d S tates GIleo ogica PI' IClpn",'~d' 111 lC compeI'l I 'Ion are (1 Republican student headquarters I:l~u.,D Ad.",. Fa"'"' ...... Bundl" a 51 en ...... on au y I school of x'ell'gl'ot) will be guest son, and Mrs. L. W. Rogers will . CI I' S h ' It I . A t 808rt.II...... Mon. Wed. Fri. ar ye Is lei f m EIIJ h lished In 1940. survey. 1le IS studying the cop pel' lor IC C ml , t·up am, r si nce the campaign can be more lIOcond Cup tI Coif...... Tue . Thu. HI' ,n, 1'0 a .... speY •.Jurdan Whit ... , Newt chosen running male." U""d of LIre ...... 1I0n. Lhr F'rl. ](.. 0 JamborH •••••.•..•• S.tard.,. Wohin (Whither) ...... Schubert lVIJ·s. B. J. Lambei't; 4 , ~elrose dish , at,d' 1'01ls will be furnished crved as head of the department, dealing with wnter suppiy, loca- Mulford T. J . Parker, Frank MoC!- In a speech mnde during the It.tl-:no..m.r, ...... lIOD. thr Fri. Caecilie ...... Strauss Circle, wiU: entertain members of by the committee, but , members direcloL' of the geological survey, tion; construction und usc of mJli- hover, E. W. Ruby, Willard Republican meeting, Dick Baxter ''''~Arn.rlra B ••k to Gpd .••.• • •• SUlld." St.II. PI.~hou...... liIolI . lhr F'rl. Cortege ...... Debussy Unit B in IreI' Ijome tomorrow af- ,ar"e asked to bring their 0 w n and state geologist fOI' 23 years, tary bases, airdromes, radio sta- Wall'I'~, Dert Kl'i.l aile! Frank told party mcmbers that "this e[- ·lo1.lod.y Roundull •••••••••• SalUMy 10,f.l-navid HaM.lm •.••..• • Mon . thr Fri. Brazilian Dance (Miudlnho) .... ternoon' at, 2:30. Assisting the covered dish' and table sel·vice. dean for 24 yeats and c1.ean emeri- tions, supply dumps, and the de- Strub. fort by university sLudents to leul'll U;Of.....Chuuh Seuiet:t ••.•...•••• Sunlta,...... Mignone hostess .will b.e ,Mrs.' B. E. Oat- following the luncheon a busi- tus tor two years. A photograph of velopment and utilization or 1 ____ and discuss current national cam- Judy and Jane •.••.•••lIon.thr Fri. AleX" Dn"ier ••.••.••.•.•.• Saturday Capriccio in B Minor.. Dohnanyi' hout :.Mrs. Harry Hines will have nes meeting will be held. Mrs. a pastel portrait of Dean Kay is nickel, chromite and other miner- paign issues is more than It secms U:II-Pert')1 M•• on ...... Mon . lh. Fri. Mr. BristoJ charge .of devotions. ; W. L. Finch has charge of devo-l included. The portrait by Mrs. als tor military and post-war usc. Attends Medical Meeting on the surface. " It is no~ sham eeT'. 8. U. Uickenlooper • . 2d, -4lh Sal. 8rtttr Uu.lnKl BurMu .••••• 1.1. Hal. An Ocean Idyl .... Brooks Smith . tiolls. Cloy P. Kent, a gift to the deport- A sUI'vey disclosed the ruet thut 1 political exhibitionism; instuad it CO"'lumu "Time ...... 3rd R,.tt Do not go, my love .... Hageman . _ ment of geology by [onner stu- 78 out of 256 101'mer genlogy ~tu- De;1II K M. M.!CEwen of the is a spirited pre-election campaign l1,lf-Edith D. W.bb.. . . "'" ... Wed. Frt. Ranch )10,,"0 Jlm .... Tu •• Th .. , s.t. 10 son lumile 8ncella, from Ad- Unit C . .' Unit J denls will be hung soon in the ge- dents arc now occupied ill petl'Ol- collcge. oI medicine is attending rar Iy s (On in an e thel'c is Thirty-two gradUates have pro- New Shoe Stamp Velma Martin omphasized that Idl.a Light ...... Mon. Ih. lo.. i. lUi lht! FArm •••• 0 •• •• • SKturdn:f' Says Gerhart Seger wiches and a covered dish. MI·s. about thc same situation in othcr fessional rank '"S teachers of ge- Airplane stump three in war "the vote of eveL-Y student on the 1.111-~00','. Chlldrtn ...... Mon. lhr F.i. Uni~ D HalTY Green has charge of thc lleology dcportment,; throughout oJogy 01' l'cLuled subjects and of rutioll book three may be used Iowa cnmpus is vitally imporlant ' .....Wetln.houle l"tllrllm •.•.. Sundflv Wom&n In White. 0 •••• llvn. thr FrJ. lly GLORIA WEISER f Mrs. A. J. Pudgll, 1110 ~. COl-I program which will follow the the country, this means that the these, eight are department heads 1'01' hllYlllg one pair of rationed to Ule outcome o( Lhis election. Be- )'Ipkln Porod ...... Saturday I ,U-H,,,, •• Aft Church .... 1I0n, thr Thu. Daily Iowan Campu8 Editor lege stl'ect, wllJ entertain mem- luncheoll, and Mrs. WeaUlerly uPlJly 01 men and womell with Tbree former students arc direc- sho!!s beginning Nov. 1. The cause the straw volo is unlike any II.Uy Crock ...... id.y Germany should be completely bel'S of Unit D at a 1 o'clock will lead devotions. geologiealtraining has almost been I tors of state geological SUl'veys and new siamp, Ii k airplune project previollsly undertaken by UnJv. of Jow. t'OOt"bRJI . .... Saturday I I ,Oil-World Parod...... " ... Sunday disarmed and demilitarized, hcl' lunchcoll in her home tomorrow I Bo Hie I Cllt off at the source. The demand state geologists and Iive are ! st;Amps 1 and 2 now in use, will thc student body, it must have the WOln ..... of Amerl ••.•. Mon. thr Fri. ::U-Ma Perkin, ...... Mon. Lhr Fri. war criminals done away w!lh, nftcrnool\. Assisting Mrs, Pudgll ys ep ontro ' now far exceeds the supply. starred as olltstanding geologists be valid indefil1itcly. f~\l support of eVeL-yone, regard- Z:U-ArI'llY Hour...... • .•. , •. . Sunda.y her youth inaugurated Into new will be Mrs, Charles E. Dunshee The News Lctter slates in re- in American men o[ science. less of purty lIfIiliatiorlo The in- Pepll"'r Young'lI F·rnil)'" . Mon , thr Fri. 2 :A5-RlahL to Uapl)lneu ••.• Mon. thr 1l'rl. eduoatlon and be allowed to re- and Mrs. C. W. Wassam. Mrs. H. F' · G gal'd to this: "Womcn and 4-F's terest and enthusiasm of ~t udcn ls I :OD-lht.ckahue Wifl! ...... Mon. lirr Ji"'ri. main in "one piece" recommendcd J. Mayer will preside at the meet- Ire In arage alld evcn able-bodied young men Iat this Republican meellng mLlst 3 :16-81.lIa I)nll...... /o{OIi. Ih r FrI, ':3O-I.".·Ntb... ka Qui . .. ' ... ~ul\dny Gerhurt Seger, former member of ing and MrG. L. R. Reid will lead not yet inducted, with trulning in Admit Estate to Probate yesterday. DoIOl'CS A. Rogers and continue to grow until election Lorenw Junel .. , '" .. Mon. , h.' lo'Joi. the Gel'man Reichstag jn a lcctul'e devotions. ----- geology, arc snapped up by oil Beatrice J. Dovis were appojnlcd day,lt I :.43-Youf\lt "WI.Jder Brown .. t..fOI1. Ihltr!. 4:00-S,mphon:y or the Ai r. , .. , .. NII"ld.y last night in answer to the ques- Quick thinking on the part of eOlnpnniCS, state surveys and the The estate ot Catherine B. Eich- ;ldministratices on a $500 bond. When _ Clrl Mard ..... ~ Oll. thr ~'7 1 . lion, "What to Do With Gemany?" Unit E two Iowa City boys last night Sedel'al government. It is hoped leI', who died Oct. 11, was ad- Pauline M. Kelley is attorney fOI' •• 15--1'ortia f'Al~" LiCe , ••. Mon . thr 1'ri. . :IO-.Tu.\ Plnin RilL ...... MOil. lhr Fri. One of the exponents of harsh U. E' + t prevented what might have bcen Uwt lhe emergency docs not last milted to probate in district COllrt the estate. Cattlemen to Hear Rurert. Hlta~ ••• ,. . .S'lturdtrY post-wal' G e r man' treatment, IlIt will m~. II the h?me a serious firc, apparently started so long as to cripple seriously the ------• :45-'Frollt Peae Farrell. •. Mon. thr Fri. Animal Husbandman Knill: Room ...... , ... , .Salurday Seger introduced his subject with of Mrs. J. A. SWisher, 710 Kirk- by gasoline thlcves. A glass jar gcological pmgJ'al11s upon which 1:..... Prohlbltio. Nail .• nil"..... Sund.r Russia's place in post-war Pl'ob- l WOO? avenue: at 2:30 tomol'~w was sitting on the floor o[ the necessary oil, watel' and mineral New •. ••. .•. .•••• •• Dail, ex ~und.J" BRADLEY IS "KNIGHT OF BATH" A cattle fcedcrs' meeting wlll l:l~N ..., ... , ...... Sund.... ICllt'S. "Russia has made great aIL~l1lon. MIS. J. H. Wolie Will garage near the rear of the burned supplies rest to it hJl'ge extent." Ken,.. .1 T .. IU.bt. '" Mon. Wed. trio be held in the C. S. A. hall bc­ Time ror Uttr:nina .••• . 'rue. Thu. ~trjdes ill the ficld of human en- assist the h~stess and. Mrs. R. G. car. The gas lank cap could not The 22-]l~gc bookleL tells IJf tile SonahUutlfl ..••..•• . .•• . Satu.rd.." tleavor in I:ducatioll and industri- Pophal~, asslst~JJt chairman of the be :found. whereubout~ or two members of ginning al II p. m. Thursduy. Rex hU-Grellt Gild."I...... Sun ••,. Boresford, unimal husbandman of Au.tln &. Cortrl.hl. , !tIon. Wed. Fri. alizalion," he sold. Ulllt, will preSlcle. Bill Miller and Dean DarbY the geology [acuity who are on Curt. lotusey A en.. . , .••• • 8aturdo," "I am quitc sntiSfied," he con- were canning tomatoes at 419 N. leave of absence: Prof. J. J. Run- the extension sen'ice o( Iowa .:IS-BrIU. h Od., Lg. Co ..... Mon. Lhr Fri. SLate college, will lcad the dis- Football ScorebDard •••.•. SRturdaJ' tillued, "ihat Russians are not UJJlt.' Dubuque street when nbout 11:20 ncl' and Prof. A, C. Tester. I:It-War Co,"ntr, .• Spftrtll.Mon. lhr Fri.. fighliug for de~truction of Ule The regular meeti.ng of Unit F they h eal'~ all explosion. Looking Prof. J. J. Runner began a leave cussion. Farm hUl'etlu members of Bast IVIIHIH. PIOGRAMS enemy but 101' Mother Russia and will bc held in the home of Mrs. oui the wmdow they saw flames of ul)sence in October 1942 which ••tt-J.clc B.nn~ ...... Sund. ,. Lo drive the enemy from the soil Homer Cherrington, 237 Fersol1 coming from the open doors o[ a ' , Lucas, W('sl LUCI1S lind Solon CIIIr and Relen ...... Mon. Ibr FrI. township will tlecl offic(,rs f! r Par••• of 8t.,. ...••...... ffalurd• .,. 011 which she lives and has come." avenue, tomorrow aftcrnoon at garage in the alley west of CUI" ! ••lll-N .... 01 lb. Wodd .... Mon. Ibr Frio Contradicting the belicf that 2:30. MI·S. E. J . Liechty and Mrs. riel' hall. They called the fire de- Ma,y O. Coldren Home the coming year ill ~l shorl busi­ S.,lIio· Ed McConnell...... Sat. ·d.:r ness meeting following the di s· ...~Ftteb B .... d ....otI ...... Sund.:r Iherc is no distinction between W. F. Merl'i

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Don't "Be One"­ And You Won't If You- Buy Sell Rent Wit" • . . Daily Iowan 'Want Ads' Busineu Offiae - Hasement, East !:tall PAGE SlX THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA ClTY, IOWA City Council Awards Pre-Flight School AS ADMIRAL BLANDY INSPECTS ULiTHI INSTALLATION AAUW To Honor. ,} $3,148 Walk Contract Announces Plans Veterans at Luncheol

Appoint Election For Navy Day Thc Oclober general mel!Unc 01 Police, O. K. Purchase lI1C Iowa City chapter of tilt Of City Lots Navy day, Oct. 27, 1944, is being American Associotion of .l!niver. celebrated in lhe southwest PaciCic sily women will be SaturdB1 '1I A 3,748 sidewalk contract last to the cretcendo of mighty guns 12: 15 p. m. in the Universi'ty club. and the staccato Of anli-ail'cmft. night was nwnrded Ficsler and rooms of Iowa Union. Guesta cit In Iowa City the Iowa Nal'y honor at the luncheon will bt Kepplcr contractors by city coun­ Pre-Flight cadet, will observe World Wal' II veterans nQw ell. cil members. The company soon Navy day by attending clas~cs as rolled in tho universIty. TheY Will wlll begin work on sidewalks for­ usual, according to announcement present brlef talks concerninl then merly approved by council mem- I by pre-flight school oWcials, and experiences 0 n v a rio u s allle4 bel's. navy speakel's wi 11 bc featured at battlefields. Prof. William C. A petition signed by 26 Man­ luncheons and high school pro­ of the department of speech who Ir ville heights residents, proposing grams throughout this weel<. The directol' of the veterans bureau OQ that Ferson street between Rich­ navy pre-flight band wllJ play at the campus will introduce the a luncheon Navy day in the ball­ speal,ers. ards and River streets be widened, room of Hotel Montrose in Cedar Dr, Ruth Gallaher is chairl1Wl was placed on file according to an Rapids. An estimated 500 persons of the hostess committee. She wlU agreement by councilmen. will aHend the banquet. be assisted by Ml's. John E. Brig, Although no action was taken Lieut. Thomas Reilly will speak Mrs. Francis Cronin Irelan, MJ1, on the petition, council members at St. Patrick's high school at 11 :20 Carl Gillies, Mrs. Francis V06I, agreed that the widening of Fer­ Friday morning. Licut, .Tack Gray Prof. Clara Daley, Helen Mc. son str et should be part of post­ will be the speaker at University Mahon, Marion J ones and Taele war plans. high school at 11 :00 Thul'sday Knease. The sale of two city lots also morning. At the regular 9:00 Reservations for the ~unclleOll was approved at city council assembly Wednesday morning at will not be acceptcd uttcr Thul'lo meeting. Robel·t E. Carvutio has City high school Lieut. Comdr. n. day night ancl may be made b)' purchased lot 17, block 12, Run- I Robertson Middleton will speak. calling Mrs. Ji 'fancis Voss (7538) or dell addition, for $300 and F. E. Lieut. Merrell Jarchau will be the REAR ADM . W. H. P. BLANDY, shown in the sun helmet, with Col. Arthur P. Watson, Inspect reroa.lns Mrs. Carl Gillies (6610). • Fraser was grnntcd the $650 speakel' at St. Mary's high school 1 of a Jap weather station on Asor island In the Ullthl group, which has just been announced aB taken cuntract for lot 12, block 12. I CASTING THEIR BALLOTS tor their favorite government oJIlclalll, at 10:30 Friday morning. by U. S. forces In September. Admlr&l Blandy Willi In comma.nd of the Invading amphibious forces \.hat For the approaching Nov. 7 these American doughboys use a "hunk" of Hitler'1I lIupposedly The Elks club will feature Lieut., wrested tho Island from the SOWI of Heaven. (International Soundpboto) election, police will be thc same sacred Nazi BOU on which to set up their vot1og box. First Sgt. Elmer Holm as spea);er at theil' Pre-Nuptial Parties as lor the lust election, accord­ Denver Calhoun of Pre8tonburg, Ky., IIl0ts hIs ballot in Ge!'l1lany all regular meeting Wednesday eve­ I Farmington, which tool< place I L d I ing to appointments approved by I Flr8t Lt. Alfred M. Saunders of Mt. Vernon, 0 ., oJIlclates. This Is a ning. The Kiwanis club will hear Wednesday afternoon. in Farming- , eonar Kap an Lieut. J ohn L. Genta this noon at Three Women Fete Jane Spencer councilmcn last night. U. S. Army Signal C~rp8 radiophoto. (International Soundpbolo) ton. The bridc was graduated Files $693.55 Suit A class "B" beer permit was their luncheon meeting. from the University of Iowa col- F D In honor of Frances Jane Speno granted Hat'old Donnelly, 119 S. T Lieut. Noble Doss will speak lege of commerce In Decembel', or amages Mrs. A. H. Harmeiel' is president Navy day at a luncheon of the Entertain at Shower eel', bride-eiect, seyeral pre-nil\\­ city light com- of the drama department. ' 1943, and was affiliated with tial parties have been given. DU~~r~~:edst~:e;he Mrs. Helen adewald Optimist club in Cedar Rapids, and Alpha Xi Delta social sorority. Leonard L. Kaplan filed a Lieu!. Ben Becker will be guest For Helen Blaha $693.55 suit for damages to him- • • • ~~~:. was a petition for street ITo Address Women's Junior IIIgh School P. T. A. speaker at the meeting of the Vet­ • • • Mrs. Eldon Parizek and Marian " A pot-luck suppel' honoring the erans of Foreign Wars at 8 o'clock Visits Daughter self and his car against William MacEwen were co-hostesses at a Councilmen adjourned until Honoring Helen Blaha, bride­ Mr, and Mrs. i 'red Steinberg of Zeithamel in distl'ict court yes­ teachers of Iowa City juniol' high Friday evening in Cedar Rapids. miscellaneous shower in M rl, ~~eir next meeting Monday, Nov. elect, a miscellaneous shower was Waterloo spent Sunday vl'Siting in Parizek's home at 413 Iowa ,ave. Relief Corps Today Lieutenants Gray, Doss, Genta, the home of their son-in-law and terday. school will be held at 6:15 p. m. Becker, and Lie ute n an t Com­ given Sunday aitel'noon in the nue, Friday. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. JOh11 1 Kaplan charges that July 15, Tool'Sday in the school cafeteria. mander Middleton hnve all seen C, S. A. hall by Bonnie Bluha, • • $ The Women's Relief Corps will A business meeting will follow. Ebert, 2 Tl'Iangle place. 1944 while driving east on Col- action in the southwest Pacific Catherine 'reSal' and Mrs. Jean ' Feting both the bride and bride. Mrs. Eldora Lodge meet at noon today in the Com- \ prior to their assignments at the · . . • legc street his cal' was struck by groom-elect were Mf."anif"Mfi. N. Pederson. Sixty friends and rela­ W ee k ell d Gues. 1 . munity building for a coopet'ative Spanish War Veterans AuxiHary Iowa Pre-Flight basc. Ruth Williams of Cedar Rapids the ZllIthamel car at College and C. Louis, 317 S. Linn street, who tives a~tended the courtesy, in­ Dies After Illness luncheon. Special guest will be A joint meeting of the Spanish spent the weekend with her sister Gilbert streets. The Zelthamel en tertilined a t a dinner part, Mrs. Helen Tadewald, state de- Wax Veterans auxiliary and the cluding Mrs. Jeanette Cox of Des Wednesday evening. Moine~ , and brothel'-in-luw, Mr. and Mrs. ! automobile was driven by Bob • • • • M.. ~. Eldora Lodge, 77, dicd Ipartment president, who will in- SpanIsh War Veterans will be held W. H. Crawford, 410 E. Jefferson IZeithamel. t h k f th d at 7:30 p. m. Thur~day 'in the Miss l;llaha. daughter of Mr, and Miss Spencer, daughter of Mr. Sunday night nt the hume of her spec t e wor a e corps urlng court house. An installatioi'f of of- Clothing Drive street. 1" 1 l ' h h' MI'S. Joseph Blaha, rO\.lte I, IIIlll • .. • I "ap an calms e had t e rIght and Mrs. George L. Sl(encer, 2%2 daughlcr and ,on-in-law, Mr. and the afternoon, AJ.l members who become the bride of Pvt. . Lester Five Cartons Filled Complet-c Visit. ' of way accOTding to Iowa law and Melrose avenue, wil becOII)e tbe Mn.. Clifford HI!ts were Mr. and with a paste made from coral building. Mrs. Clarence Van Epps Mrs. Guy J. Chappell and MI'. and lime. ------is in cbarge of the section, and MTs. Eli Messer. Hown, keep Q house Wom catchinq colJ( IT'S BOMBS AW,AY AND VI~NNA IS THE TARGET ·

NJIJ WAY t() keep a house fl'om get· make your coal pile last 10 ~;' longer­ O ting cold is by weatherstripping and save that much on your fuel bill. all doo~s and windows. Closing up the Such things as weatherstripping'. crack! that let cold in- and heai out. cleaning the heating system, closing off There ill going to be some shortage unused l'ooms, firing carefully, and of coal dellvered to homes this winter. dJ'awing your shades at night can help Not because less coal is being mined. It to keep your family snug and warm. is estimated that 29 millions more tons. One of the biggest job!! of the C '" 0 of bituminous coal will be mined tbis Lines is hauling coal from the mine. year than lalllr-with fewer men. Quite along its routes, 80 we're in a poeltiOll a tribute to mine owners and miners PPC. PAUL C. MARTZ, JR., of Somerset, Pa .• painted the names "Paul" to understand the problem, and to lenow' and "Paulette" on his jeep aB he anxiously awaiteiJ news ot the birth alike! how essc.ntial coal is thelle day •• of his heir back il:! (.he States. Here he is &hawn-after he got the new8-palnt1og out the name ":paulette" and underlining "Paul." There are adequate rail facilities for Jl.arU Ie a driver for the Nlnlb Air Force 10 France. (l ntrrnational) hauling the coal to your city. But cer­ tain grades of coal are going to be ~/~I greatly in demand for war production. And your coal dealer is handicapped by a lIhortage of .anpower, iruck8 and Chesap'eake & Ohio lines' nthe4·o%. tires. So b.e patient with him. CllKSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY FamillJ Jar NICKEL PLATE ROAD LitUe, common-.ense precautiolls can PF; RE MARQUJo;TTE R}.ILWAy' Save' Coal-- ana Serve America

IILOW THE FORMATION of the B-2' Uberatol'll or the llIth AJr J'orce .... InIItaIJatJOII8 in the VieJlna ~I attacked by l:!1e heavy ~!! t!tey wi1Ipd a~ AWI~. ~ Fo"",! photo. (IlItulIltiollali