Dodge,. Clip LiHle Change St. Lou. Cardinals, lOW A-Not much change in tem­ )Us • to 3 perature today, except not quite so See Sto..,. on Pare • Iowa City'S Morning Newspaper warm in eJ[treme west portion. urs nvECENTS TK& A810ClATID pal5S IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1942 Tal AlllOClATIO rUss VOLUME XLDNUMBER 264 rlYe•

Shows Scraps .vers ling the Ust f the wool be co llected leI' blankel arung Sat. exhibit in are yester. Biddle ~Iays ' Nazi Ie window V Mrs. Wi!. iam Horra. A DIRECT -AND THE TANK TURNS INTO JUNK nd Francis High Tribunal Defense in ·Pelley Sedition Case Requests RAF Bombers Paste Hamburg; is n Pari to collect Subpoena of Eccles, Lindbergh to Testify !'aid shelter 00 blanket.<; Urged 10 Deny \ INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Germans AdYance Below 'Don or Johnson 1942," tog,ther with statements defense in the criminal sedition of the feder~l, statc and municipal ,Id woolen trial of William Dudley Pelley, bond and mortgage indebtedness By CAKL C. CKANMEK silver shirt leader, requested last Associated Press War Editor Ilnel, worl/ Pleas of Men of the government, "and also com­ nIght a subpoena of Marriner S. Germany ostentatiously r inforced her coastal west lanketa " Eccles, chairman of the federal plete statements of the assets and wall with Into bu.n- reserve board, along with "any liabilities of}he United States." scm of II r b t specialized troops yesterday and Berlin's propa­ on their D.fense Argue. Right and all statements" showing the Pending Approval gRnda ageneies fot· the first time told the people that an American­ morn in,. To Use Civil Courts "gross worth" of the United States. The request still requIred the British invasion is expected. ~wa ell, Post Guarantee approval of Federal Judge Robert The German thL'U$t below th o Don toward the Cauea8us deep. wllect the &.Iongs to Everyone Earlier Pelley ))Osted a :finan­ C. Baltzell. However, Oscar R. ened despite II slir£ening red army stand which was exacting cial guarantee of expenses for thl' Ewing, special assistant to the frightful ca. llaJti s, and the Germans were aware that this very made here. WASHTNG'!'ON (AP)-At­ appearance of eight other wit­ U. S. attorney general, said the success might foree the United tates and Britain to answer Soviet ill measure tomey General Biddle de. nesses, including Col. Ch.Jrles A. prosecution would not oppose it with cotton pleas fOf a second front with something more than air war, nounced the alleged nazi sabo­ Lindbergh and others of national i! the defense insisted Eccl~s' tes­ 'fhiR was so even thougb the RAF in it latest assault of the lined with prominence, but the move to bring timony was necessary. I with car. teurs in the supreme court yes­ campaign to " scoUI'ge the third rich from end to end," sent terday as enemy aliens who came Eccles here was in a ditierl'lIl Defense counsel did not disclose legal category. lh eir purpose in .asking for Eccles' perhaps 600 mil .. cd bombers to Hamburg 'I'ue day night for their ted by Oct to this country bent upon de­ seeond mighty blow in thl'ee ni ghts against that eradle of U-boats. strt1ction but who, now thRt they The request for Eccles and [pd ­ testimony but the government pre­ .ipment to el'al reserve board records sought viously' had submitted In evidence Advertising thaI lh(' y wer en route from the Russian front to possessJons are caught, seek to avoid wartime a showing of the nation's "gross an IlI'Ucle in which Pelley had as­ the fortified English Channel coast, the Germans paraded "im. penalties by appeal to the civil worth as of, or as near as possible serted the United States was bank­ portllnt eontingl'nts" of We showy S elite guard in the Champs courts. to, Dec. 31, 1941, and Jan. 12, rupt." Ely ees in P aris. eds Emphatically, he urged the high 'fo this Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels, writing in ~rson tribunal to reCuse to issue a writ his pCl'iodical Das Reich, added that the Americans and British 01 habeas corpus demanded by ' would be given " a h IIl't y welcome" if th y decided to try "an act Service oounsel for seven of the eigh t de­ Typical of Rugged Frontier Life, of madness." ITc said Rome of O(' fmuny 's best and most efficient troops were )een made fendants. Such a writ would have , t being transfer red to Ill ' west. :ine Smith, the effect of freeing them from the An ' AustralIan soldier, practicln'; guerilla tacUcs a t a special obs~acle training coursc somewhere In German oR timatNI placin g the number of German troops spread Irs. Dewey custody of the military commission 1Australia, Is about to nurl a hand grenade at· an approaching tank. Should the throw ml 8, the soldier Alaskan Fun Is Rough, ' Tough to Thomas which has been conducting their ducks safely Into the foxhole In which he c.rouchn and the metal monster passes overhead. It II be· from Norway to the Pyr enees at 50 to 120 divisions- 750,OOO to and Mrs. . I lleved AmerIcan SOldiers 8110n will be undergoing like tralnlnr on this course. 1,800,000 men- came ill tho wake> or reeent aecounts describing Ir~ . . Lafayette. ... • • II deeply enchcloned" coastal de- Proeedure Challen,ed Pi991y Wiggly Ad cry thing and everybody In , place July frontier area. The whole military procedure, BU LLET INS fen80s as a veritable west wal[ Te"s of 'Junk Sale' Yet, despite its lack of sophis­ 011 which hundreds of thousands 'idegroom's and President Roo$evelt's procla­ ticated contrivance, the idea of :, and Mr. And Gets Results! GENEKAL MacARTHUR'S of wO"k r have been engaged mation ordering it, had been chal­ lanky northerners stralght-facedly HEAQUARTERS, AUSTRALlA, ride's par­ lenged earlier in th,e day as illegal watching tourists walk up to that fOI' two years. (TI&i.~ i.. tlla lourtl. story ilf a Thursday (AP)-Allied bomb­ ng. and unconstitutional by Colonel C. box containing the "red bat" is German nervousness over tbe 8~rie8 01 artiolc3 by E(I MallllKm seored a direct hit on a at 804 S. Royall, one of the two officers as­ hilariously funny. en cO'lur"i,U! lil e in Alaska tlflrill!l Japanese destroyer off Gona state of their western defenses signed to defend the accused men. -Jll tt held 1u [·ther evIdence wdrt i >n~. A f""mlT Daily /oll',ln r lf' MISsIon on the northeastern coinciaed Wilh a Birtish neW8 we were in no ordinary countt·y. Beyall, who Wall IIwom bt A I t" H d A portor, Mmln/o ll w e ~,t to AI&ieG coast of New Guinea, Gen. Mac­ agency dispatch from Moscow say­ " given to hII superiors to exhaust every I 1 bought a copy of the Alaska via Ion ea s gree University Student · IMt Sevtnuber to wo rk lor tile Arthur'-t he d qua r te an­ s the Suo JOSilble tactic for defense of the Daily Press and began examining a. r s ing Marshal Semeon Timoshenko, Kodiak Nava/. Air base l orillo nounced ,oda),. ~ Greatest it with professional interest. To who had stayed his hand through­ prilOlJen, arrued that everyone, On Cargo Fleet Idea Sic",s Drake Puyet So'und c ~n · enemy allen and loyal citIzen Heard in Aroff Case one accustomed to reading the pol­ out a cruel retreat of 250 miles lUke, had a clearly defined rirM tractors. Durino hi8 slay, II ~ was ished and persuasive purr of our CHUNGKING, Thursday (AP) editor of the " Will'W(llvB, " a1l(1 as' 10 the prot.ecUon of the civil advertising writers, imagine the -United Sta~ army richter from Kharkov to below Rostov, at courts. But Caution Against Stanford Girl Says sooiate rditor of the Kodiak Bcar. planes shot down three Japanese last had thrown in his reserves into - TILe E.·liitor.) surprise ot seeing a two page ad And to an accompanying stir of Expecting Impossible She Saw Navy Man by a Piggly Wiggly stare headed ~ bombers over Henll'yang this titanlc effort to turn the tide. amazement in tbe courtroom, he "Junk Sale!" mornln&' without 1018, Lieut. Gen. Stout RUllllian Stand By ED MANNION Joseph W. Stillwell's headquar­ said the prisoners contended they Feats of Production 'Sell' Commissions Let Us Cheat You The Russian midnight com­ were not saboteurs at all, but It was in Petersburg, quaint lit­ "'qon't Go Elsewhere To Be l.ers announced today. munique, indicating a stout Rus­ merely refugees from Germany:. WASffiNGTON (AP)-A\riation SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- Pa- tle Alaskan seaport town whlch Cheated- Come In Here" went the In order to escape from that coun­ experts agreed yesterday that huge lies between Ketchikan and Ju­ ad . "We've got the stuff and we're BEKLIN (From German sian stand, said the red army was try, he said, they had consented fleets of cargo carrying planes WASHINGTON (AP)-The new tricia 1. Bouchard, StanCOI'd uni- neau, famed lor its beautiful lawns tired of looking at it. You probably Broadcasts), Thursday (AP)­ fighting west of Kletskaya, on the to adopt the role of saboteurs and would add tremendously to Ameri- re.venue bill was vigorously criti- versity student from Beverly Hills, and lumber-paved streets, that I won't bc able to eat any of it, but Brltll h air raiders last \ night Don 120 miles northwest at Stalin­ be put ashore here by German U­ ca's war potential, but cautioned cized yesterday before the senate told a naval court martial yester­ learned about Alaskan .humor. we'd sure like to get rid of it­ attaclked Saarbruecken, I~us· boats. With three hours to spend roam­ grad. This is near Yelansk, con­ against expecting impossible feats finance committee, which heard a day she once heard Lieu!. Com. Come in and take a look and we'll trial center of the rich S~r siderably west of where the Ger­ ling 'Sustained' Contentions of production. M . N Aft th ' 1 ing around the town before em­ take your purse!" valley In western Germany neBf mans say they have advanced in Biddle, revealing for the first Capt.,Eddie Ricke'nbacker, World representative of business com- aunce . rof sugges a. wo barking again for O!ll' trip up the Amonr the items lIsted for the French border, the German st. war ace whQ bj!came president ot plain that it would cause corp- newly-commissioned navy officers the Don bend and on their nOrth lime a portion of the testimony Inside Passage and across the Gulf sale were' rusty tin can coffee, radio said today. flank whence observers generally Eastern ' Airlines, told ' a ' senate orations to "die Uke flies" after give him cuff Jinks and a ·gold dead beets, sloppy tomatoes, all­ given before the milltary commis­ to Kodiak Island, I started up tho ha'l,e expected a Russian counter­ sion, said the contentions of thE'. military , affairs su.bcommlttee he the war and labor leaders demand identification braclet. main street in company with water tomato Juice, mud nake U. S. Merchant Ship blo~ if one were launcbed. government were '''completely believed it would be wi~er to build an amendent limiting industrial AroH is standing court martial Alaskan Steamship boat passen­ sodas, honey from dIscontented sustained" by long and detailed such planes in factories designed gers. First thing to a ttract our eye bees and second hand matches. Sunk oH East Coast • • • COnfessions signed by each of the for lhe purpose than fo attempt incomes to $25,000 a year. on charges of scandalous conduct was a huge.boJ[ with a sign on it "If it crawls it's from our meal T1i~ommunlqUe said more than more Germans bad eight men. immediate conversion of shipyards Passed by House tending to the de~', ruction of good labeled in red letters, "Red Bat: department" rang out the adver­ BY THE ASSOCIATED PJtESS been k led around Votollesh, At the close of the day, the Into aviation plants. The bill, as passed by the bouse, morals, conduct prejudicial to good Dangerous When Flying." tisement. "Watch your step be­ A small United States merchant 800 killed aad 12 dennan tanka tOur!, meeting for a speclally­ Testifying before the special is calculated to raise an additional order and disiplinc, \liolation of I Fell for U! cause someone is going to get gyp­ ship which went down 60 seconds len ate defense investigating $6,271,000,000 through heavier regulations, and falsehood. after two torpedoes crashed into destroyed In the 'I'IIlmlyaaBk called term. bad beard the ar­ As the greenest of. cheechakos ped and it's not going to be us," it 21,000 fOr the war production board, taxes on individual!s and corp- One 01 the witnesses still to her sides oll the Atlantic coast zone, and of the enelllJ' I'1II1Ients ' of both sides. Tomor­ (newcomers), I was the first to boasted. wiped out at Batallk. row both Royall and BiddIe will conunittee far the war produc- orations. be heard Is Tony Martin, radio lift the lid and discover the . . . Corny? Maybe so, but it is a brought the unofficial Associated present their rebuttals. tlon board, declared th.t any Clinton Davidson, appearing for linger and screen actor from brickbat. sure bet that Piggly Wiggly had Press total of announced ship • • • new carro planes would have to a private research organization whom' Aroft Is cHarred with ac­ a field day with its cash register sinkings in the western Atlantic Earlier accounts from both sides The military commission which To me, that brickbat sym­ said the German "mot pulk"-the be powered with engines now that serves 40 "middle 'size" corp- Ilepllnlr an automobile as a "fee during the sale. since Pearl Harbor to 402. has been trying the Germans also boUses humor In the far north German term tor a method that bas Was scheduled to meet today, to earmarked for bombers and orations, urged the committee to for facilitating the enlistment 01 'BackhoUlle Bill' The navy announceemnt yes­ as nothinr else can. There Is no­ replaced blitzkrieg tactics in high. speed IIlrhter$. . permit the accumulation by corp- the said Martltt as chief speelal. terday, the first in almost 48 hear counsel for both sides pre­ U1lng lubtle about , ' brickbat. Alaskan "literatUre" has the Russia-moved further 80uthward Grover Leoning, aU'craft de- orations of $1,000,000,000 y~arlY in 1st In the U. S. naval reserve." It Is perfectly obvious. Hard hlt­ same rough humor. Maybe you hours, saId the vessel was sunk sent their final arllument:s. toward the Caucasus below the Merely Refurees sig~er arid technical consultant for post-war reserves by altenng the Miss Bouchard testified that she, tlnr, realistic, It II typical of ev- (See HUMOR, page 5) July 24 about 150 milcs off sh01:e. Royall, in presenting the accused the WPB agreed with Talbot that bill to provide for a 10 per cent Irving Cummings, Jr., and Michael Don. there 'is ~n engine bottleneck, but ,rebate on the 90 per cent excess Levee, of Los Angeles, were in The" ot puIk"-somethin, likll men's arguments that they were a huge self-contaIned fofttried refugees, not saboteurs, said they expressed hope "American ingenu- ,prOfJts. Aroff's hotel room in San Fran- CANADA TO PRODUCE NAVY'S FAMOUS 'HELLDIVER" ity" could conquer that as well as The treasury ball recom· cisco the night Cummings and Le- circle wit a barbed rim' ot tanlts came unarmed, enllaged in no and weap and a mass of men combat operations, and had no in­ other shortages. . mended such a post· war credit vee were sworn in as commis-' Roscoe Turner, speed flier, said but It was not aUowed by the sioned officers. and suppl ~ inside which can structions or intent to do any­ move like a ponderous steamroller. he favored building a large fleet houle. "A r 0 f f congratulat.ed Mr. thing wrong at that time. Although the Russians reported. C'Qm gla~," Associate Justice of cargo planes, but added he N~than E. Cowan, speaking for Cummings and Mr. J,.eve\l. ,' Now Frankfurter interposed, "to learn had not consulted with engineers. PreSIdent Philip Murray of tbe that you boys are In, how about stiffening resistance and an enor­ What 'unarmed' means." congress of industrial organiza- ,Ivlnr me a little something?' mous toll upon the invaders, theY' ''TIley didn't ro to any ..eney, lions, led a parade of cix C. I. O. He said 'Irv, you can ret me a admitted they had been forced to .Id they," A_late JUltice wltnesses who recommended 100 pair of gold cuff links. Mickey, draw back slightly in the Batallk JaelllOn followed the petat up, Nazi Nuisance Planes per cent taxation of all net incomes you can ret me a white rold area, 15 mile;,south of Rostov. and that the Germans had been able "lIId say, 'Thank God we rot above $25,000. Identlflcalloll bracelet," II h II to expand and inbrease to at least 1"'17 from &be GermanI,' and AHack London Area Post·War Slump recaIled. tell wbere the ex,IOlI.. were Davidspn, representing Pidu- "We took it in a laughing man- three of the bridgEiheads at Tslml­ barled,." LONDON Th _.. CAP) ciary Counsel, Inc., of Jersey City, ner and said, 'oh, sure.' Then AToll yansk, midway between Rostov ROY8ll repeatedly fell back upon '. U,;ou~y . - told the committee it ought to held out his wrist and said, 'you and Stallngrad on tl\e Volga. the argument that the prisoners ~r.man nUismce raiders fly~g make provision in the pending can take my measurement now.' Aided by increasingly effective Were entitled to civil not military slngly attacked Lo~don, the JDJd-1 bill against a tremendollS post-war It was a surprise." red air force attacks, 'which were trial as a matter of plain demo­ lands and east Anglta in full moon- slump in employment and the con­ being reinforced by planes from cratic procedure In a democratic light e~rly today, dropped a few sequent ac;cumulation of huge !lg_ the United States, the, RussIans country. bombs In .the greater London a~ea ricultural su~plu ses. ' claimed to have destroyed 38 Defend Rlrhts and hurried away .un?er the fire "Unemployment plus demo­ Wrench Meets Miln tanks and 106 troop trucks in a Through Attorney General Bid­ of new, secret. an~J~alrcr!lft guns blIlAtlon may equal demarall. single day near 'I1simlyansk and dle, the government contended on which were stili fmng when tbe Atlon," be declared. Who's That Knocking smashed 19 tanks and killed 1,100 the other hand that the bulwarks aU-clear sounded, The best way to do this, he said, of the enemy at Batalsk. Of American civil IIbertlell were The bom~s in. the Lond~ area was to build up reserves of corp­ At My Dome? Near Voroaesb; on Ute Genna. bardIy me~t to shelter "armed wer~ the first Since a, f~ Jncen- oration funds that could be placed north flank, &be red air foree. Invaden' sent here by the enemy dlanes tell in an outlymg park in job-creating investments as DETROIT (AP)-This story is U!lnr lome U. S.-manufactured In time ot war." June 3. soon as the last gun of the war was going the rounds of a war plant Alracobr... also c1aiJDed Ie bave "'!'hey croned through our pa­ tired. Otherwise, he said, the gov­ where safety helmets with separate destroyed In Oermail plane. III trols with the very end and obj ect ernment probably would ' called sweat bands are worn by employes: elpt days, and RUllllaIl lnfallifr. Of destroying our mOlt vital war Citizen's Defense upon to spend $lMOO,OOO,OOO A worker was asked by a visi­ U8ln, bayone&ll and elubbillt lIroduction and wlr transporta­ yearly to supporr th~ economic tor how effective the helmets their rlllea, were ,aid to have tion taclliUeI," a lIovernmlnt brlet Corpl , structure at a time when It would were: wIped out 10,8" Oerma.u. . laid. "TheY ' are enemiN In as 7 p. m.-Meeting of the air be {aced with an overburdening "Just watch," he replied, and Stiff fighting also wall teporte4 lll'actlcal a I8IIM u parachutists raid wardens in the Chemistry war debt. struck himself on the head with near Bryall8k, southwest of Mos­ or Invadll1l armiel, though, be­ auditorium. Unless corporations Were per­ a wrench. cow, where the RUIIlans reported Quae of the naiure ot their war ~:30 p. m.- Meetlng of the mitted to accumulate such re­ The result was painful. His hel­ destruction of 100 tanks and poa­ Offel1ll!l, they are' not entitled to control center staff in the con­ serves, Davidson contended many met had dropped off and, .feellng The Unllecl State. navy'. famous Curilss·Wr.,h& "Helldlver," above, will be manufactured in Clnada itions won at the edge of two pop­ tile OoIIJlderatLon due lawtul bel­ trol center. of them would die rapidly when the pressure of the lWeat band, alto. HCOtdla, to an announcement. Curtlsl·Wrl,ht eorporallon bu llce.nsed Fairchild A,",raft, Ltd., ulated placel, and In the KaUntn lIcerenta." the war boom ended, he hadn't missed It. of LonPeB, .Q1Iebeo, to bulld &be plane, which ts reranle4 .. &be world'. belt dIve bomber. sector, northwest of Moecow.

" ) PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA - CITY, IOWA ~ OFFICIAL 'DAILY BULLETIN ' Files--- ;jfJI!!! Item. III the lJl(IVEJ\Srrv CALnmAJi are ..,hedu!ed In 'the ~ Ha' ~~ rj:Q,1 ot the Summer Se.. lon. W-9 Eas' HaU. Item. for the OElUllAl / .,., NOTICES are deposited with the camp\I.s editor of The Dally Jow-. I 'lor may be plaotcl In tbe bQx lIrovlded fOr their d~t In the oUlooI ~ • of The Dally 10wan. CENERAL NOTIcES must_ be al 'I'M first a - Iowan by . :30 p.rn. the day P1"l!Ced .... P\lblldltJ... : ~ , 60s the Crisis Approaches-l NOT be .""epted by telephone. ilnd must be TYPED DR JJWIJIL • set ·c "l- WRJTTEN and SIGNED by a re.pon.lble peraon. ON YOUR RAOIO' DIAL. Vesf Pockef E,filion Thursday,' July 31, D4t Hel TODAY'S mGHLIGHTS nomic Front" • 5:U-News, The Dall,. Iowan UNIVERSITY CALENDAR" -On Harnessing 61d Dobbin 12:4!}-Views and Interviews, 6-Dinner Hour Music lUNlOll CHORUS- Mrs. Louis Pelzer 7-Why German Cities Are Thlll'lda7, July 80 Monday, A1ths1 I .­ I-Musical Chats BOmbed Independent Stacl1 Unit lIe,inI. In' j 0 8 p.m.-University play, "SchOOl Harnessing II. horse i virtually a 10. t art­ The summer school j un r 2-Campus News 7:15-ReminiBcing Time FrltaY, A.... , It f M~ for Scandal," Univer~ity theater. • Recenf Reports on Our Air Arm but one which will p~bably be recloiJroo with chorus, directed by Ansel Martin, 2:0!>-Organ RClj:ital 7 ; 3~portstime Independeht Bt\t(Jy .ntf ends. will present a 15-minute broad­ Friday, July 31 Trc mol'e speed thaa tHe nation' old aluminum 2:30-Here's An Idea VIS-United States Army Re­ Smirt!lat. A"" 19 .. r Not as Drastic as TF.ey Appeor­ cast over WSUI at 8 o'clock this 2:45-Salon Music 8· p.m.-Universlty Convoca(fOJ'l, Completiorr of 12 week terlft\ let pots and pan . cruitin, The WASHI lGTON-Representative Lyndon evening. Marie Alexander is the 3:15- Treasury Star Parade 8-Summer Session J u n i 0 r Iowa Union lounge. new freshmen. . . .,pen I .Tohnson tipped a few high officIals' chain Back in the "good q1d day " the blJrnes.~ing accompanist. 3:30-1owa Union Radio Hour Chorus methods were handed down from fat her to 4-BoY'5 Town 8:15-The Bookman (For Information rerardln6 dates beyonel th" .chedule, _ idl.ool , over backwards when he caDle back from the son, generation after generation, and every WHY GERMAN CITIES ARE 4:30-Tea Time Melodies 8:30-Album of Artists reservations in the office of the President, Old Capitol.) ttrt!.y. 5-ChiJdren's Hour Far Ea t battlefront, and criticized our planes man ~ew just how fo throw the'steering gellr BOMBED- B:'~New •. The DaUy Iowan ~n al 5:30-Musical Moods 9-The University Plays its Part a well as ou r fighting l'ead€rs. oYe, lis stet!d. But it has boo" so long since IlerillaJd B. Leotl.rd, A.I­ GENERAL NOTICES ,dIoOl, His criticism came forth' the same day it we've had to depend on Dobbin to take us t r alia n war eorretlllOnelent. I and. CO wts announced' that American flyel'll Jiaomb rs), flowever, is one typ of ship that cure caps and gowns in the union TELEPHONES C) Tak ~ the fldddl8-pacZ uncI appur(­ 45 year "Jane's Fighting Ships" Editorial Office .... , ...... 4'192 has belln no match for the Jap Z ros, but. our has been the standard reference board room adjacent to the river Fly1ng Fortres. es are supreme. enances and piact it i n position. room, Iowa Union, from 2 to 7:30 Society Editor ...... " ...... " ...... 4193 guide to the navies of the world. Business OUke ..... "." ...... 4191 Ne-w navy plane!! will be coming olon~ as • • • It still is. p. m., Friday, July 31. soon as present orders are finlsh~ and D) Take the crupper and put the tail It contains the facts of life in PIlOF. F. G. IBGBEE WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 194Z· promise correction of som of our de(eets. thtough it. This is done by folding the long (!'Ie great British and United States Director of Convocatlous The army started off witb pJanes /ifmilar to hair thae extends beyond the fIe by part of fleets, and it stili concerns itself «be ligbt 1irepower and proteet"on of t~e the util IJnd putting the folded tail through with such matters as the Costa Zeros, as did th Rrihs}), but thes were soon the eropper. Rican navy, which for some yeal's abandoned. t) Seat the crupper in place by pulling die had no fighting ships at all, and Earlier models of onr P-40' pl'oved grelltly now appears as the owner of a back strap ta'lt. 50-foot pettol vessel. This year it inferior to both the British and Jops. nut It F) FAsten the inside girth. shrrnkage is to be noted in the British communique unqa-y paid higll ttib­ (11 'take the breast coIlar, with the traces pages devoted to the German navy. ute to the new P-51. Om latest North Ameri- J ~nd the bridle "assembly" in )"out left )land. It seems, according to the editor, can pursui't ship. I &!move the baIter and slip breast collar over that Germany has done little to 1 replace ships lost in action, except ThB old p-40s have bte1l used mainly head and neck. (Horse')! head- not yours.) b'!} tHtr air /{)fce in China and IAbya, submarines. 6", If a ham. collar is used in tead of abreast The Italian navy also is 6hrink- new models in use etsewhere carry 111- ,c-ollar, that is someth41g else again. The solid perior firepower, armor, etc. AlIA01tgA ing, the editor remarks calmly, . - dortar ml'l!rt be slid OVel' the horse' face up­ and the gaps in ·thi! Italian Jist It's Sqme Old cordiaJities as any' MrmAlly' wr· they are ?tot as llW1l /luv6rable as tile I. side dow& arrd tnrnlld i'Uto position just As it would be still wider if it were pos- (5 ) S sitive person WOUld. As one ti Zeros . 'A ~At;t .A~OUT reaC)hes tile smallest part of the ne(!k. The sible to ·identify the cruise.s and ucteS$ tory them told me once: "First it an­ Our 'lteW P.41 h-igh aUittule Interceptor frames t1'e tben put in place and fastened by destroyers known to have been 8y ROBIttN COONS gers you. Then it becomes alTlUl-. is supposed 10 figltl 1tigh-er and "'arder the sttap at the bottom. TIie {rac~s ate perma­ sunk by I.he; Royal Navy in the HOLLYWOOD-The big tra(~ic ing. Then if seems path~c. And tlurm anything flying 'oday. B~p1tbl~ ls MediterraJli!!IlT. The editor be­ nently attached to the hames so you can't. go 'MAN.t.IATTAN cop at the busy intersection in finally it is sickenihg. It ina'll!if 'litw and Heves that not more thon hal:f "1tildi1tg tltis artny ship deliv­ wrong there. New York was going about his you retch." eries are being tlla,de but not in qltantity Italy's cruisers survive, ond he '/Jef. , • • • further believes that very liUle stop - and - go assignment. Jte But Paul Luka~, it he shared B'J Htll4Ht. lite bi' j'la 'efl hand a7ld replacement has been possibJ~ be- cauglJ,t on the stop a certain debo- 'these reactions, is tar too discFeet- It has a 2,000 ho~power air-cC>9led en­ t{)P 0/ brldle. "" '!Ion right kand, Pltt th.& o.. d B d'w h ...... ' caWle of the known shorta.e of nairlY.Quiet gentleman w~om he to say so. Or tOt;l poute. ~ gine, and has tested' at ~80 miles per hour S,Lan ,on roe ny, a 0____ t 1 d th tal ' It I br/i~ r- (TA;" reliltires some l'nesse. • Wartime Washington that -.. he v'l t b nd s ee an ~ er me II In a y. recogmzed. He gave no SIgn, but * .. .. in a power dive, flyin, level at 400 ulil!!8 per .. ~s a r y or Jla~ ~ s COll8iderint the circumstances, went on directing the flowing '-1 1 flu norse '!/atD1t8 at ike IJPPorfll'lte tn(J­ Unsolvable Puzzle- hour. It will outslloot the Zel'O' and hu Iteatd and features such o~gafiiza1lons the Information on the Ja"anese river of vehicles. He was all busi- He says he wants (0 keep 011 menl, lIOtt~ Jolt is easy. Q1herwise, '/Ie, protection. B,. GEORGE TUCKER as Kyser, Dorse?" and Kaye reg- navy is extraordinarily complete, ness. But before he motioned the working in Hollywood as wetl 'U:p'per ana ,lQwer jaJlls t)~1tS, ' be p,·jed As tor the Amerieans flying British sllips NEW YORK-Wartime Wash- ulnrly. . . . Dick Jurgens Is a althou,h the editor admits It ~ Quiet gentleman on, he winked as on the stage. He wishes- that apfJrt g'e-ptly ,a;nd Ihe bit PHt ;11. ;posit;I)]J.) ington is puzzle that even '!;acramento, Cal., Ii y vi 0 deal of puzzlement, and wipes off in their first raid, it is said that British a ~ ~ and said, "Hi-ya, Paul. How you Hollywood were not so given " ~ T'~n: i~e left ear is i'/JSerted in Ihe proper emer~ fl'om an a~()ldent With the slate, practically speaking, thl! it production has concentrated on pursuit shjp~ like the big city?" "type-casting" as ~that "tIie ' plact anti tTten the right. Professor Edward Lindeman of his lips so badl'y brUised that he 2-man lSubmarine which in an Paul Lukas likes to tell tlle casting diractouies were indexed which they eannot easily get from us, as these 41 • • the New York School of Social couldn't play. his trumpet. Where- earlier edition he had considered, sfory today. He likes to talk abbot for "actors" rat. her than , "~ must be crated !lnCI shi\lped overseaS", wlI~e ~ ~ I , ( f Work can't unravel. Durinll a fore he aCQUired a baton aM has at some length. The little 11sh just the New YOl'k. He- likes New York. "types." You will find pIeYers our production has pJaced emphasis Qn blf • 1) ~. ' !lSte~ th~ tbro~t-latQJi.. T~i~ y; ~trap brief stopover there Professor b~en a leader ever slnc:e. ,: .0th4;r don't work. J1tnd o( all the neutral He will teU you about i'he bi* catalogued as · gantsters, disltlct bombel"S which; oan be flown over. Tile lbi(­ that toes around the howJ . Don't get it too Lindeman telephoned about a ~t t~,nesd ~i J~:ge~s. El'mer s nations, Sweden is apparently the town's easy lriendUness. He will attorneys, detectivf!8, houaemalcf ish are supposed to fly our bombers in Ent- tijht or iou'n choke Dobb~n. dozen high rankin, QtLicials whom une. an are ss. only one attempting much naval t'ven qefend the climate-granted soc i e t y matrons, gunmoll•• . ,f land while we use thei}' purs11its. _ ... IY 1Je.d.hOJ'Se. i~ p\JliltioD in·· lront. of buggy. he knows intimately. All were My good trlend, Basil F'Omeel'1, construction. aIr-conditioning - of ManhaLtim. Lukas had been so clauU1ed ··m Fol' th~ retl86i1 , little Mficial noti-ee lfas Dr." _ti1l8GY forwn,d, pu~twg', tlle spafls. deli,hted to hear his voice but sends in a note .from Atlantic Soli"¥! hi,h enterprise has lone And then he will admit, with recent years, it would douJ>tW fli~ of the Job:rison cbarges or other critical tli\oqlig)! lh.~f ~h"'t loops whIch are on either rearetted they wouldn't be able City: "lbve been ~ all over tM into makins tl)is book, and an wise humor, that he would be as have been unqer "nazi &lenla:' Jliminuri'tlgs. The' Il!en in authority seel'll to si'de ci!. tile girth. . to take time off fot a little social place sin~ seeing you. P:rom enormous amount. o( rliUtine cere. fon'd of Oshkosh if he had had a Such were his roles in "Co_ QOwwow. _ .. . "Too busy," they Ciro's in Hollywood, I went to When the "final addenda" on ,a little success in Oshkosh. ,sions of a Nazi Spy,' ~ ' in "VIe concede, ti\eit explanations cited , twe '61 al»~~ , t) ~4IIle"if the" t~~c;' or' tugit .19 the wiftle, ·explained. Then the professor Brazil's Copacabana, but ch!lsect tipped-in page just ahead of the . • • .. Not Love" and other pre-Broad, tDat an our sllirs a1'6 not tJie best in the w'01Ja, ttee} .p,utting' th~ tht.ongh the loops tbat tel~phoned the WhHe House and back .here when war .'fIat< declare'd foreword are cOl\ISideN!d, th~ ~ Puu). the Hungarian-born actor, way films. ,.,. that much remains to be done, altho'Qgb thei, you 1t1U lind on the shlifts·. was at once connected with Mrs. ,to see what I could abou~ jOin, becomes the ITIOIIt accurate pictflte has had his "litUe success" in ~Cw On the othe.r hand, it was u-.e­ at least, seem to be satisfied that they' a1'e do­ ,t) luten hold-.,ack strap~. Th~ should Roosevelt. . . . Not only did the lin& the army. But despiM! the lact available of the wor¥! naval situ­ '161')(. He was star Of the hif costin, to which he owl!li h.it ing it. ~ not , too tigM J10r too I~e. (Better get FIrst Lady insist on seeing him, that J speak five lanl\lilies an4 ation up to earl, April. Short sen­ play, "The Watch on the Rhine," chance in "Watoh on the Rhjlll1\! C~rtlJm it i!t t!tal {It~ isolat~d en/filii, soih~- Ij~~rt ad:vice on this }>pint). she shoved the president's dinner spent three years on the Russian tenaes sometimes carry consider­ which is why-obviously to any- He was conti-acted for a role III menta in tI1fiicl&. wt have 11ee", i1ltlo~efr. ,~oJ hour abead one lull hour 80 that front, I am still waitin, to be able power, too. "Twenty-one­ one who knows his Hollywood "Hold Back the Dawn" wlllJl. y Ilslen the out~r . gtrth_ Professor Lindeman. could have called. Went 0}1 fo Df;troit and submarineil destroyed by United A1!IC's--he is again a star in Hollt.: Hel'l1lan ShumHn' (now ~ lar' have proved fAat our tigIWiitii ~1,'l' lave waM it {akis to Win. O",r uaJe"riAi, I'Y) ~ < r'eins , from bit, ant) run th,4\m dinner at the White House and then back to New YorK to make ~tes forces in AlJantic up to wood, makin, the film version 01 the "Rhine" film) ' IIOUjht hu.:.., mtder tJle' l;(e~t elItlar and tJiroulth~ the ter'­ still make his train back to New some recordings, thence to th~ Apl'i1 2, 1942" is one of these. the hit play with a Ilirl named the play. When tie asked ~ and ourj equiJlf/le'R'- ,tall MS not 6tl" 10 ie1s: ~ue~ e1idll. York. _ . town. ... Th!! crowds, here have Bette Davis in the cast. from the ,icture it wal, re~ tluwo¥{/II.Zy testtld a& ,d. . The current No. 1 tune on the been trelMldous and the Rit% It hie is like 'otlnir heroes of this .ranted-the director ·Aiel- "efI (1) I'&Stitt th~ cb~cl{ ieiD~. Ulitil ;flier lire teSted, no ouw4et ~n hit . parade is "One Do zen Metry-io-Round iflU appens to old familiar filmhmd story, PQul Lukas in "The Monster _ till! safely M~ ooMJu'8iot\s as to their e:(fi~" GlDbAl' I Roses" . . . It was written by a be One of the most popular spots has been makin, the discovery Girl/' had decided he wlie -. At rHit e"idenC'e .ill be taelUng u~ir w~~· band leader who has never played in to'!Vn."~ thn ,a lot of movie people who "toullh and har.d" IJ>r the "'Oa"'" ia New York, City-Dick Jur,ens. Note: Basil was a tius­ looMed ',ast him tielore he- clicked role. ";' ~ forced . !O' , Fom~n 4rtf. d.llIldon. ft' '" tiI1 (/fIOft /,..tli., ""tI ltr})f .~ ti bl, town, he has mote Hum killed Russ ," he always poinfs ou€5 him. Not only stein. bim but ex- bi, traffic cop coWd .Y "H~'" :MeahwbHe- the JOhDSOri eharges ,will ~1Ye tuill ' ~i. ,v~en~ val1le ,,~ you itl.~ ~our 'em in the o~er towna at the ne~ and. came to America to Bee, wha~ clBtminr with deU,h't, "Paul! J Mt Paul. How 'You llIuI tM '• ..., con8tructi velY' to build fires under the pO,!8l'8 tIJPr: . ",g cr.,.., 1t'1l can ,Bp' ,Pll re­ tion. His maiden visit to Manhat- the Land of Liberty and hill sklU old friend!" If he is like the other city?" and that Paul ~ ,. that be aDd foree them to the utmoat 01 thei, '11l.J1u;b JM' a~r fatC.ru .()(JvB,ll b, it.- tal) will be in September-for wifh an accordian cou1d do {or come-bl\cks to fame, Paul has back In pictures with a. bif ~ ~i!!iy'. THE EDITOR) . . $7500 a - week. He ' will play the ~. .. . been res~ndil)l . to these gushing furbillhed name. TJlUBSDA y; JULY '30, 1942 , THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA ' PAGE THREE Nav, Coaching Choral Unit to Give NEW BLACKOUT FACTORY NEARLY DIRTLESS, GERMlESS Iff Given Membership 15-Minute Broadcast 'In Historical Society khoolOpens The summer school junior . . chorus, directed by Ansel C. Mar­ 43 Persons Selected tin, will present a 15-minute To life Membership Here Monday btoadcast over station WSUI at 8 In Iowa Organization o'clock this evening. Marie Alex­ ander is the accompanjst. Eleven people were elected to .Instruction in New The program inclUdes these new membership and forty-tI'Iree numbers: Methods of Physical "Turn Ye to life membership in the State Training to Be Given to Me" .~. Scottish Folk Song Historical Society of Iowa at the "Come to the Fail''' ...... Martin regular monthly meeting of the so­ The navy coaching school will Chorus ciety's board of curators yesterday "Dance" and "Minuet" from afternoon. open Monday at the Pre-Flight "Bohemian Suite" ...... Brodoc teo lee It~ool It was announced here yes­ New members are Emma L. lol.) (arranged by Himle Voxman) terday. About two-hundred such B-!lat Clarinet Quartet, trained Bonds, Keosauqua; Loise Cotnam, men are expected to a,ttend this by Norman Goldberg Des Moines; Leon E. Hickman. school, open to all high schOOl "Who Is Sylvia" ...... Schubert Pittsburgh; Viola E. Knoche, Wat­ J Vocal solo, Walter Penland erloo; Kenneth P. Moore, Traer; and , college coaches, athletic di: ES'I'IN "The Slumber Boat" ...... Gaynor WilHs P. Porter, Iowa City; Wil­ rectors and physical education in­ "Pop Goes liam J, Seymour, Hinton; John R. est In Ger. structors. the Weasel" .... Schafter-Kountz Wallis, Dubuque; Harry J, Wen­ Irstlay, July , This program, under the di­ I Chorus ger, Wellman; Robina Wilson, Ce­ 1~3, Scbaef, rection of Lieut. Col. Bernie The B-flat clarinet qU3rtet is dar Rapids, and Mrs. J. W. Young. composed of EVelyn Barker, Paul Traer. ~m ful'llbl Bierman will feature intercolle­ Ita}- 0( lot Benjamin, Nancy Lee Jones and Life Members erial afll! • ~ate sports clinics in football, Gwendolyn McConias. Enrolled as life members were I in trans. track, basketball, besides E. D. Bradley, Muscatine; W. H. Brenron, Des Moines; Dr. George la8Sage . ' ~ jectures on Individual sports by en in ,Sep. . experts in each field. Braunlich, Davenport; George H. farllclpatlon by dele .. atea In Breldert, Cedar Rapids; George R. Burden, Dubuque; Howard H. lRTM£Nt IIIBtarJ d~1lI, map exercise and Among ", . .,.n eompetUion wilt be In­ Cherry, Cedar Rapids; Warren N • tEPOBTtt ehMled In the daily sebedule, Churchill, Burlington; L. E. Davis­ son, Nevada, receive ot. while a portion of eacb day will Prof. Edmund D. Kinaln.. er, tlrst candidate to receive a doctor's Iowa City People degree In the art department here, explains a piece of sculpture ro Dr, F~ W. Dean" Council Bluffs; des earned lie de1!o&etl to observation of W. C. EAstland, Chnton; Mrs. E. P. pre.ru..ht school athletic classes Ann Harrell, graduate student In art from Waco, Tex.as, a former sion should Eastman, Burlington; Mrs. M. L. a envelopes .. coaehin .. methods. stUdent In his classes at Baylor university. In the background Is one Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Bales and of the three oU paIntings Professor Kinsinger painted to complete re­ daughter, Verla, 430 S. Dodge, are Evans, Emerson; Dr. A. G. Felter, !. Such re.· The purpose of this coaching Van Meter; Mrs, Allce Glasgrow, e the thir9 school is to acquaint coacnes and quirements for his advanced denee. The panel represenls Mexican in Mt. Pleasant today attending , women restlnc on their return from the public fountain. a family reunion at the home of Mechanicsville; F. M . Goddard, pbysical educatiol;l instructors with Davenport; B. A. Gronstal, Coun­ I. BAB~ts !be new methods of physical train­ Mrs. Bales' sister Mrs. M. C. Caris cil Bluffs. II\g being used at the Pre-Flight * * * * * * • • • Guy H. Ball - " I' school to train future navy flyers Guests in the home of Mr. and Guy H. Hall, Dallas Center; Dr. Bit-AllY , in order that delegates may org­ Prof. E. D. Kinzinger 10 Receive Mrs. H. G. Barnes, 7 Rowland Gordon F. Harkness, Davenport; an~ physical programs in their court, are Mrs. Barnes' mother, The perfect war lactory-a bJacked-out, bomb-resistant, windowless structure-ablaze wllh artificial Martha H. Hemenway, Lansi",; own schools which will fit the Mrs. H. S. Lowrey, and sistere, ,'I daylirht, protected by ..erm-kllJlng, dlrt.trapplng devices, ullllain.. failure· proof electric power, and In Mrs. M. L. Holm, Des Moines; H. I. needs or .the armed services. Mrs. George Clifton and Mrs. Ken­ which workers live In a purified atmosphere kept constantly at tbe proper temperature and humidity, Jennings, Iowa City; R. E. Jones, It Rooll'ls Pbysical Tralnln.. lo~a's .1sl Ph.D. Degree in Arl neth Woods, ail of Grinnell. Is advocated by Geor,.e H. A. Parkman, Westincholls e construction expert. Devices which make such a Williamsburg; the Rev. Harry S. 6:00 J). I'll. "Methods of physical training • •• war plant possible are shown above. Longley, Davenport; F. H. Luthe, )age 6) in use at the Navy Pre-Flisht Prof. and Mrs, E, K. Mapes, 300 Des Moines. The first degree of docror of 1933-1934. He has been head of the McClain, and Prof. and Mrs. Juan achools will change tbe curriculum Hickey of Council Bluffs. Dr. Roy A. McGuire, Fairfield; of a1l schools and colleges," it was philosophy ever awarded by the art department at Baylor univer­ Lopez-Mol'ilIas, 1324 Muscatine, :OW.U( The bride is a graduate of Coe L. J. Maresh, Cedar Rapids; Wil­ announced by B'ierman. universiiy art department will be slty since 1935. will spend the month of August at Eight Former University Students, Alumni liam B, Martin, Dubuque; Lee ~minr ex· Kingman Place, Spirit Lake. college in Cedar RapidS, where Ilt Publica. "In the future," he continued, conferred upon Prof. Edmund Professor Kinzinger's work has Nagle, Iowa City; F. C. Okey, "educational institutions will re­ It 126-1311 Daniel Kinzinger of Waco, Tex., been exhibited in many import­ • •• sl1e was a member of Delta Delta. Corning; Harold D. Peterson, Ft. qVire all students to take physi­ at the convocation ' tomorrow. ant juried exhibitions, His work Alba Bales, 430 S. Dodge, will Repea,t' Nuptial Vows in Recent Ceremonies Delta sorority. She taught music ~tty, tOWIi. Dodge; J. Carl Pryor, Burlington; cal training courses, using many Professor Kinzinger's Ph.D dis ~ appears in museum::; in Munich, leave tOday to sPend a week at at Anthon and for the last three lola B. Quigley, Des Moines; Mrs. Frank 1;, methods developed at the school, sertation is a serie'S of three mo­ Stuttgart, Dallas, Houston and in the hOme of Alaire Miller in Mar-] Word has been received of the pita I a t Lake Forrest, Ill. years has been music instructor Joseph R. Reed, CouncLl Bluffs. , A Graig ~ order that never again may our dernistic oil paintings depicting various colleges in the United ion. marriages of eight former students The bridegroom, a graduate of at ,Jackson sch091 in Cedal' Rapids. J, J. Roshek, Dubuque; Agnes r, F'rank I\i!ion's youth be caught in poor Mexican life, in which he has at­ States. Winner of many art prizes, • • • and alumni of the University of Independence high school, was Captain Hickey was graduated Samuelson, Des Moines; Dr. Lee E. In, IJTaiftt pbysical condition, The average tempted to eXl?ress ' the phllosophy he ·has been connected with mo- Visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. , Iowa. graduated from the college of fr'om the college of dentistry of Shafer, Davenport; W. A. Smith, rlton, DIn American bOy is strong, but be­ of the Mexican Indian, Original dem art movements in Munich, Blythe, 121 N. Dubuque, are Mrs. medicine of the University of the University of Iowa. He prac­ Dubuque; Reece Stuart Jr., Des fore he can be made into the sketches for the group of thesis Berlin and Paris. Isaac Chally of Stratford, and Seelman-Ebel Iowa. He was a member of Delta ticed dentistry at Correctionville Moines; Otha D. Wearin, Hastings; world's .best fighter he must be pictures were made ' in Taxco, University Exhibits CliUord Heaton of Los Angeles. Mrs. Jacob Leo Seelman of Tif­ Tau Della fraternity and Nu before entering the service as a the Rev. W. A. Winterstein, Des ublIsber put into top physical trim to stand Mexico, in 1936 and 1937. THough At the time he took his quali- • • • fin announces the marriage of her Sigma Nu medical' fraternity. Tlje reserve officer. Moines, and Mrs. Velma Pearse IS Manaier the vigors of fighting training. the paintings belong to the ,french tying examination here, an exhibit Ann Sabra Clearman and David daughter, Bernice Helen, to Leon­ past four yearll Dr. Agnew has Yokom, Marshalltown. E:dltor • Those aUendin .. our coach In .. school, the critic sees in them a of his work was shown here, at Clearman of Beloit, Wis., are ard Herman Ebel of the navy pre­ been on the residence staff of Dowru!-Hupfer ICbool wll\ Bee tor themaelves vivid German romantic trend. the University of Texas, at the spending two weeks at the home flight school, son of Charles W. University hospital in the surgi­ Mr. and Mrs. Michael J . Downs clasS' man wh.I Is possible to accomplish ., Art. Training University of Minnesota and at' of theit- grandparents, Mr. and of Chicago announce the marriage Entertains at Bridge !e at tow. Ebel . of Lafayette, Ind., July 20, cal department. iii Ihe short period of two weeks Kinzinger, head of the art de­ the University of Oklahoma, Pic- Mrs. L. C. W. Clearman, 1029 in Iowa City. Sunday of their daughter, Mary Mrs. Virgil M. Hancher, 102 act of coil- Church, was hostess yesterday at ." use of our newly developed partment of Bay~or university, tures he has painted are in pri_, Bowery. The bride, a gl'aduate of Ot- Imlay-Phelps Jane, to Arthur E. Hupfer, son of a bridge luncheon. Twenty-eight method .." bad his early training in Germany vate collections in the United • •• . tumwQ Helght~ college and Mercy Priscilla Imlay, daughter of Mrs. MI'. and Mrs. A. E. Hupfer of guests played bridge from 10 a. m. Iy fftaif; $5 The coaches will bring their and France. States and Europe. President and Mrs. Virgil M. hospital school of nursmg, attended Leta Imlay of Black Earth, Wis., Clint6n, 15 0IWl uniforms and will be quar­ Graduate work at the Academie Sixty pieces of Professor Kin- Hancher and children, 102 Church, the University of Iowa. She has was married July 24, to Lieut. The bride attended Wllber until 1 p. m. with twelve more eerie, guests arriving for luncheon. tered in the same building as the Moderne in Paris and the Staat­ zinger's w 0 r k, including oil will leave Saturday for Evanston, been an instructor of nurses for Richard E. Phelps, son of Mr. and Wright junior college in Chicago, udets, with four men to a room. liche Akademie in Stu ttgart pre­ paintings, pastels, lithographs, lll. Mrs. Hancher and the children the last year at Mercy hospital. Mrs. E. G. Phelps of Marshalltown. She was a member of Delta Kappa I is exelu,. Trainees will be required to ob­ ceded his study here. Major fields silk screen prints, sculpture and will remaIn there throughout the Mr. Ebel attended Purdue uni- Mrs. Phelps, a graduate of the Chi sorority. Highest railroad point in North :>r republi­ aerve the same rules and regula­ of graduate study in creative drawings, are on display in the month of August. versity at Lafayette, IJnd., and Methodist hospital school of nurs­ Mr. Hupfer, a graduale of the America is ilt Marshall Pass, Col­ atches ere­ tions' as the cadets, and they will painting completed at the Univer­ main gallery of the art building. • • • George Washintgon university in ing in Madison, Wis" has been Scovill school in Clinton, atlended orado, 10,846 feet in altitude. ,rwise c... • receive their liberty at the same sity of Iowa included oil paint­ Examining Committee Capt. Gerald Maresh of Ft. Sill, Washington, D, C. Before joln- a member of the nursing staft at the University of Iowa. He is em­ d also the time. ing, sculpture, lithography, screen Members of the examjning com- Okla" arrived yesterday to spend a ing the navy he was employed Wisconsin General hospital. ployed in a drug store in Clinton. Mapleton high school and tile Unl­ erein. No Smoking print and etching. A three-day ex­ mittee for Professor Kinzinger's week's leave in Iowa City viSiting by Switt and company in Chicago. Lieutenant Phelps received his \'ersity of Iowa. :; They will be required to make amination in the history of art advanced degree included Prof. Mrs. Clara Rarick, 1126 Sheridan, He is now in the ship's company B.A. degree from Grinnell college Tripp-Rice The bridegroom was gradu:lh:d their own beds and police their Betty Tripp, daughter of Mr. from Mapleton high school, at­ ...... 4'192 concluded the work in the minor L€5ter D. Longman, head of the and Dr. and Mrs. George Ma resh, at the navy pre-flight school. Iin Grinnell and his medical de- rooms and no smoking will be field. art department; Prof. Earl E.!424 S. Summit. Returnnig to Ft. --- gree from the college of medicine and Mrs. Everett G. Tripp of tended the UniverSity of Iowa and ...... 4193 permitted except in the rooms or Mapleton, became the bride June received his law degree from ...... 4191 Professor Kinzinger, who has Harper, director of the school of Sill with Captain Maresh will be Kline-Agnew of the University of Iowa. He is in the canteens or when on liberty. traveled extensively in most of the fine arts; Prof. Edna Patzig and IMrs. Maresh and daughter, Sandra Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Kline of Ia member of Phi Chi medical fra­ 30 of Lieut. George W. Rice, son Drake university in Des Moines, 22, 19+2 Football wili be under the di­ European countries, speaks French Prof. Alden F. Megrew of the art Lee, who have been visiting four Knoxville, announce the marriage temity and is stationed at Ft. of M.r. and Mrs. George A. Rice, Lieutenant Rice has been as­ rection of Lieut, Col. Bierman; and German welL department; Philip Guston, visit- weeks in Iowa City. of their daughter, Alice Marie, to Cronkhite at Ft. Baker, Cal., as also of Mapleton. signed lor duty at Ft. George track and field, Lieut. Comdr. Profe.lonal Experience ing artist; PrOf. Philip Greeley • • • Dr. James W. Agrrew, son of Mr. a first lieutenant in the medical Mrs, Rice was graduated from Meade, near Baltimore. Larry Snyder; basketball, Lieuts. His SCholastic and profeSSional Clapp, head of the music depart- Mrs. Ella Rentz, 404 S. Gover- and Mrs. F. F. Agnew of Inde- corps of the 56th coast artillery. - RoUie Williams and Eddie Btickle; experience includes: Teacher, Art ment; Prof. Erich F'unke, head of nor, returned recently from a two pendence. The wedding occurred baseball, Lieuts. Otto Vogel, Ed institute and Art league of Minn­ the German department; Prof. E. VIIeek's visit with her nephew, July 21 in Cedar Rapids. Cooper-Hlckcy Roy and Vernon Wilshere. eapolis, Minn., 1928-1930; director, C. Mabie, head of the speech and Lieut. E. R. Clearmtln in YOungs­ Mrs. Agnew attended Cottey Announcement has been made Schule fur Bildende Kunst, Hans dramatic art department, and Prof. town, N. Y. college at Nevada, Mo., and was of the marriage July 18 of Cath­ Hofmann, Munich 1930-1933; di­ Austin Warren of the English de- • • • graduated from the University of erine Cooper, daughter of Mr. and rector, Ecole de l'Epoque, Paris, partment. Mrs. B. V. Crawford and daugh- Iowa school of nursing. She was Mrs. William Edward Cooper of ~,...•.. It's Cool at Strub', Hancher to Give Talk ' ter, Rachel, 208 Richards, will On the hospital staff here tor two Cedar Rapids, to Capt. James - Smith was employed in tbe radio spend the week end in Van Meter years and at the Alice Home h05- Harold Hickey, son of J ames EnUre Store Is AIr·Condl­ visiting Mrs. Crawford's mother, At Graduation Dinner Oklahoma Publication department of the hoard of edu­ Mrs. W. W. Martin. * riiiiJX1 tloned .•. Air Is contlnuousl7 cation public relations office, Kan­ • • • *@Y - washed and refrlcerated. • • sas City, Mo. A recent gue~t in the home of Iowa City's Home Owned Completely cballl'ed . ever)' n!lly' sell­ In Iowa Union Tonight Notes WSUI Work Smith received his M. A. de­ Mr. and Mrs. L , C. W. Clearman, Department Store tbree minutes. !\s one ,M gree here in 1935. Among the other 1029 Bowery, was Mr. Clearman's President Vi rgil M. liIancher station WSUI has received rec­ erst it ap­ will be the main speaker at the schools be attended are Grinnell brother, W. J. Clearman of Wash­ college, Grinnell, Arizona univer­ ington, D, C. araduation banquet to be held at ognition in a recent publication, "A nes atnUl-. sity, Tuscon, Ariz" Carnegie In­ I o'clock tonight In the Iowa Union New Slant on Public Relations for • • • t1~tiC. ~ stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Foster of lounge. Higher Education" by Stewart If mallet University of Michigan, Ann Ar­ Bismark, N. D., will arrive tomor­ ANOTHER LOT OF Prof. Bruce E. Mahan, director Harral, director of press relations :i. bor, and Oxford and Cambridge row to visit Mr. and Mrs.' V. W. 0/ the extension division, will of the University of Oklahoma. universities in England. Bales, 430 S. Dodge. he shared' preJide and Pro!, Frederic G. Hig­ The book, Pllblished by the Uni­ 10 dlscreei- bee of the college of engineering, versity of Oklahoma press, uses is in charge of arrangements. a picture of one of the university $ilk Hosiery Degrees wU be awarded tomor­ student forums conducted by Prof. A raw night at Iowa Union to A. C. Baird, a program broadcast I , keep 01\ ml!D and women trom 66 Iowa regularly over WSUI. The picture as welf counties and from 30 states. was chosen as being typical of a Also Rayon, Lisle and Silk ishes" that President Virgil M. Hancher program representing the public given !D WIll present the awards and Prof. relations work of higher education. And Bemberg Combination _that ~ the Troyer S. Anderson, visiting pro­ A full page chart pointing out ~ indelled flUor of history, will be the con­ the total number of hours which than , Ie~ vocation speaker. the various departments of the .. d plaYers univereity contribute in programs No Mend And s, dis~lct for state service is also given in }u.em.... the book . Claussner Makes •mcrilf. If 3University Students ,ssified . i~ "Slight Irregulars" doURt­ Former SUI Stu den t i agenla." Win Honors in Radio "C~ Graduates From Navy • "Wetwe The staff of WSUI radio station, School With Honors re-Broad.1 llIDQunces the presentation of ra­ dio honors at this commencement Holli:.tter S. Smith, graduate of Absolale Temperalure Conlrol to three university students, Gene the University of Iowa in 1931, Claueaen, Wilmer Grabau and has been graduated from recruit Is Imporlall In Canllill! Clair Henderllcler. Henderlider training as honor man of his Will receive an M. A. degree t Do your part In conservIng food, Fill your .hel".. company at the United States •• who said War lime iravelln.. is a ~l!ncement (omorrow and the Naval training station, Great wltb tbls summer'a garden loodneaa &lid enjoy problem? Ride Safe, Speedy CRANDIC other two bachelor's degrees. Lakes, Ill., Bnd has b~n selected all kinds of trults anI! vegetables Delt wlnteJ'. Tim. Streamliners! Tbey're teamed wUh War The honors are In the form of to attend one of the navy's ser­ cbarts and l1uth~ntlc Information on nutrition, diet., The Slight Irregulars l!ertiflcates for outstanding achlev­ vice schOOls. eeonomy ••• YOU- time, money, cookIng and canning can be obtaIned frpe of charge !llent In radio, Prior to his enlistment several errort and llres. Trips to Cedar Rapids -at our Nutrition Center-wblle you are down· are not noticeable and in ~lallllen, who took part in radio weeks a,o a8 • seaman, first class, on tb, CRANDIC are enjoYable, free of town. no way will they impair -''' from 1939 to 1942, Is being worries. Only SOC one way; 7Sc for his certificate for his the wearing qualitiell of ~ed T. relle.e round trip (plus tax). ....k in news and sport!!; Grabl\u, the hoee. All the new ..t Mile" of COLD. 10WA·ILLINOIS GAS "ho was active from 1940 to 1942, LlQ,1II4 summer shad.. - every "in receive his award for dra­ Table.. . AND ELECTRIC CO. size in the 101.. Buy sev· IIIIItlc productiON. 1JaIy, ... ~ eertlflcate in recognition of NOlI Drops CEDAR " RAPIDS AND eral pain, .... WOrk on program., Interviews 666 Drop' l . (lo.," . IOWA CITY RAILWAY STRUB'S-FIrat floor ~~dIIcUalona will be .Iven to I'r1 •..... ~:=:;;I WIllllerf1ll ,,-.rlider. __ l1li .___ . PAGE FOUR THE D AlLY r0 VI A N. lOW A CITY, lOW A

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