lEn 26, 19~ 4 ,- - ". Ration Calendar J' U E L 0 [L couponl e expire Sept. so' TlRI:8 mU8t be In,pec(1!d by BePt. 10: MIlAT lI.mp. Warmer X, Y .nd Z ond A and B meat IIlmpl In Boole 3 expire Oct. 2: PROCESSED I'OODS ItImPl U, V llId W ex­ pire Oct. :10 ; SUOAR .tamp I ••n\l ho"" caMIlli DAILY" IOWAN I ....: CoatiD.eel mUd ....1. .t.mp. 10. 18 explr. Ocl. 31: OlL per. 1 colipolll, THE rum. Iday Pfc. alld ·U.. •... expJre Jan. 3, '44. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper f GOlIS, CRIi!., Irry Schenkel FlVECENTS TBI A ••OOIATiD ....., IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1943 VOLUME XIJV NUMBER " ltine. PrIvate Schenkel are ers. Will Saturday fregor at \be department Institute nt 'ak Saturday '.n h on Leader.

akc place In f Old Capitol The public ,Ave II-I n0 ' D~~propetroysk Subur~ . Falls; is the onl1 )ackwards u Foggia, . Soviets Smash Lasl NaZI Fori Alli.es Threaten • •

.t made ilt 'm New Yort Nazis Retreat 10 Miles 'North All's Not Quiet on- In (aucasus, Take 1,320 Towns ' By JAMES M. LONG 1IIIIII IIII I IIill l ll~. L ND " Tu day '{AP)-The R d army c ptured an e t Of Salerno; 5th Takes (assano Eqstern bank uborb of Dnepropetrovsk jn a ,-age hand-to-hand tru~gl acr U1 river from tl1at big 1 I city y. tarday, I, • mashed the I t German CauC8l ian fort of Temryuk, Bnd ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA (AP)- Fren" w pt up 1,320 "jllig for the bigg t day' haul of tb war, Allied armies surged forwul'<.1 last night along U lOS-mile front M'OIIcow di cl d arly roday. :s acrOSS Haly to within striking distance of the great Foggia airbase .. * * Hurling German remnant into th Dni per, th R iaOlJ near the Adl'iatic and the key highway center of Avellino, posses- BERN, Switzerland (AP)-Rus- eiz d til uburb o( Nizhn -Dn prov k and c ptured hug quanti­ ion of which would flank Naples to Ule cast and unlock a new sia's spectacular advances have lies of equipment the fl ein~ enemy was lluabl to femo"!' to the road into Ule demolished port cily, turned the eyes of the Germans to we bank, id a communique record d by th vi t monitor. After a so lid week of pounding from the American i"ifth army the eastern front and brought fear At other points along the river II our troop., r aching the aud allied ail' migllt, the Germans retreated 10 miles in a critical and uneasiness to their Balkan Dnieprr. wer wiping out or capturing indhridual rman group- monntain sector northeast of Salerno and the pursuing Yanks satellites. ings n the I ft bank," it a.dded . ~ptured Cassano, 50 mil s due cast of Naples and 10 miles south­ A Berlin dispatch to the Basel • Nationalzeitung s Ii I d yesterday A Berlin broadcast al 0 announc d th8t night-, triking ;0\; t east of Avellino. 'I'he victory drove a deep salient into Nazi posi­ troops, who had breast d the tipns. The enemy resorted to rear guard retreat. 'l'heir artillery that the German public is "watch­ ing the east with burning interest" Dnieper 50 mile above Kiev in ilackened in tell-tale defeat. and that the question on every lip m apparent encircling move­ On the eastern end of the front, the British Eighth army is "will the German retreat end ment on the krain capital, Nazi~ ·10 Fighl -----~------.'treamed across the Of anto at the Dneiper?" itill wer battling th 0 rill n l'i vel' at two points at least and Every editio.n of German news­ on the west bank. Moscow was burst onto tlle Foggia plains papers now carries one of Propa­ silent on tbils phase of the devel· ~gerak Falls within 22 miles (the Cairo radio ganda Minister Paul Joseph Goeb­ oping battle for Kiev. To B'iHer' End ,r a MAID: said IS) of that city with its 13 bels' 30 rules of conduct during While lighting raged along u rE airfields. From these allied bomo­ the war which soon will be gath­ 500-mile stretch ot thc river 'other lp you feel ered into a brochure to be widely ers could easily reach all the Bal­ Soviet armies In the north pre ed Army Leaders Say ght In Yank Move kans, distribu ted and serve as a "ca te­ s may not do Steadily mopping up Corsica, chism for the German people." in on into White Russ14, reaching a German Strength French troops and American their fifth winter of war. point only 22 mile from Gom~l, Greater Than Ever ming won't Rangers drove in on the escape The seriousness of the retreat in whose fall was expected lOOn, and On Madang port of Bastia from 'the south and the southern 'and central areas of one cookin' the eastern front as well as the smashed ahead nine miles beyond WASHINGTON (AP) - Army west through sharp German pa­ "unheard demands" of the soldiers the fallen bastion ot Smolensk_ leaders declared yesterday that trol and artJllery action. The air­ are not withheld from the Ger­ The Soviet communique aald dnight slU\ck Markham Valley Town port of Ghisonaccia, 44 miles south while the German high command man people, but confidence in the that 25,000 Soviet clvllJans of one Falls to Troops of Bastia, was abandoned by the ability of the German army is has abandoned expecwtion of vic· Germans after they had demol­ stressed. district who were being drIven "to tory, the Nazi's combat str ngth 13 t Pat Zum­ Moving Up Yati River Ished equipment and fuel. Other German propaganda on The slave labor In Germany" were greater than four years go and day??? Patty troops were within seven miles oi home front has polished a new overtaken and freed, and hun­ they wiU wage a d perate, bloody ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN Bastia, where German flight from a 4:00-4:30 phrase, "gain strength through dreds of trucks, tractors. guns, and struggie to stavc ort outright de­ THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, the island "is seriously hampered" ddense," and gives. this as the Navy. So at horses fell into Russian hands teat. lounces into TUesday (AP)-A ground move- by allied planes. The enemy aisq reason :for "withdrawals" on the Maj. Gen. G rle V. Strong. was trying to escape from east of Russian front. Voelkischer lJeo­ along with 25 locomotiVes and 1 erself down llIenl against the Japanese ship- Boreo. SHOWN ABOVE with SOlDe or the illicit, UQllor c\lnflscated last night from an offlce In he Pdl-Helen ohlc! of mtlltary intelllgcnc , wid await friend bachtel', the Nall. party newspaper Mike ('stanilllnr ID WlIltlfm hundred. ot freilh cat.. soores • conference of Industrial and ping base of Madang was disclosed (Tbe British ,admiralty an- building are Pa.trolme~ ~PQre lJacltirDund); Hoiland (sitting); anc;! tmmet ~ 4:00 .. .no stated that the shrinking eastern Potter (bendlnr over cues). Twenty-nine eases and seven ilIeral slot machines were elftd In the raid, of tanks were knocked out or labor leaders and newspaper offi. jet! 4:10 ... 1~8)' in an allied headquarters nounced jJ!. London that British front makes possible the creation which lasted for two hours. captured. cials that the German now have of reserves which are "especIally :oke! 4:15, . , announcement that a force mov- submarines had sunk 10 vessels (SEE STORY ON PAGE 6.) --Photo by . J. Davis Nearly 7,000 Germans were three tim s as many combat dIvi­ .looks about illl up the Yati river has captured and damaged six others in attacks important in view at the situation killed during the day, the bulletin sions as they had at the time of the " ------~~--~ ~~------~~~------parting! 4:1t the Markham valley town of Sag- on Nazi forces attempting t6 with­ on the Italian front" and ex­ said. Two thousand fell before the invasIon of Poland. The allies' her check erak. draw troops and tl\8terial by sea pressed a hope that rainy weather Russian columns poundJng toward main advantage, he declar d, llcs ~ hulk of l This development focused .t- from Bastia.) might bring a halt to the activity Mognev, above Gomel. Entire bat­ chiefly in our ability to produce on the eastern front. He'd been leaUon on an area approxi- The Eighth army dashed north W~eeler AAti ~ Fciiher :',Dtafl .Bill tallons were wiped out in bitter weapoN. 'oath. P's, ,. malely 70 miles northwest of along the Adriatic coastal road to (Berlin dispatches to Stockholm fighting around the Dnieper river At the same time, Strong dis­ minute coke LIe and an equal distance from seize the important salt manufac­ newspapers indicated that inten­ city ot Kremenchug, where both counted tile po iblljty of an early sive fighting might continue on Is life! Madanc. Sal'erak Is elA'ht miles turing city of Margherlta Di Sa­ sides threw In their air forcc~. collapse of Japan and warned that northwest of Kaiaplt, which was voia and the inland town of Cer­ the Russian front in spite of heavy The strong Red I\ir force not 'the Japanese power will grow fall rains.) Destined for "" D~ath in Senate Riled Sept. 18 by Australian ignola. only supported the ground troops steadily os lonl! os they retaJn vir­ troops landed iii big transport Apparently resigned to the loss tual control of east Asia. Japanese WASHINGTON (AP) -Senator in thelr fighting for Dnieper river is being kept planes. of Foggia (pop. 62,340), the Ger- * * * resources are tremendous and the * * * crossings, but rang~ ahead to s far as that Madang is more than 175 miles Imans concentrated practically lill Wheeler (D-Mont) still fought last blow up Germ.an troop traIns and morale, both a home and in the ,s concerned. up the New Guinea coast from the I their combat troops in southern OPA Raises R~pr~sentative Taber Proposes Federal n'lght for his don't-dratt-!athers rail junctions west of the river. army, is excellent, he aid. e acquired in Hijon peninsula sector where Gen. 'Italy against Lieut. Gen. Mark b11l despite all indications that German troops by the hundreds Lt. Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, ve him trans­ Douglas MacArthur's force now W. Clark's Fifth army which was senate debate starting today means were surrendering under the im­ deputy chill of statt who s;sserted or an Iowa are bidding for the capture 01 the striking frontally and on the right the Germans have aJven up aspira­ Retail Sales Tax at Ten Percent Level its doom. New suppo .. t developed pact ot the Soviet armies, Moscow ~llen swears J~pane se air and supply base of flank of Naples. This left the Point Values sa.id, 400 of them belng taken in tions for vIctory, pictured the allies !d-she has a Jl'leanwhile for a substitute mea­ F~h~afen, . Eighth army free to advance as WASHtNGTON (AP)-A fed-tpossible 95 percent reduction in a "daring outflanking maneuver" as having the initiative but warned ,Wlthm less than . a mIle. of rapidly as it could bring up sup­ sure designed to steer thousands of which forced an estuary at Tem­ that The h aviest !lghtLn, and the Fmschhafen, Australians movmg plies and overcome road 'demoli­ eral retail sales tax-at a 10 per- federal housing and said the office greatest 10sse lle ahead. cent level and coupled with rigid of price administration could take government employes into the ryuk In the Caucasus and "cut off down from the north still w~re tions. On Six Fr"uits the retreat of the enemy:' Robert P. Patterson, under ecre­ curtailment of government ex- a 25 percent slash. armed (ol'ces. held up by strong en~m~ reslst- In strong contrast with the al- Kiev itself was reported under tary of war, said In summing up ! a! war-lillie penditures-was proposed yester- ' Pressed. for Time Senator Bailey (D-NC) com­ the first day's s slon, that Srong's ance SO~th of the ~uml nver. most complete absence of opposi- WASHINGTON (AP) - Sharp day by Representative Taber of Driving for speed in coniidera- Soviet artillery fire from the ~e still are 01 Today s commuOlque only tion on the Eighth army froht, pleted the drait of the SUbstitute, analiYsis, together with oif-the­ in keeping ~id point - value increases, ranging New York. tion of a new general revenue act, in which federal employment lower east bank, and there were that pressure there was mcreased. Bri Ush units of the Fifth arm indications that the Germans record statements by Gen. GeQrge war m and ApprOJdmately 300 miles up . y from eight to 11 points each, I Taber, the ranking Republican in response to an administration would be denied virtually all C. Marshall, chief at staff, and thl'ough the the coast from Flnschbafen, the ~ere tocked I~ a toe-to-toe slug- were announced last night for six member of the house appropria- request for $12,000,000,000 in addl­ draft-age lathers and non-combat were evacuating some personnel there. Gcn. H. H. Arnold, chlef of the h s of bili", Japanese air relntorcement base IglOg match WIth strong German types of canned fruits in the new tion~ committee, offered the double tion 'to the present annual colLec­ duty would be prohibited for most army air forc , "lett no doubt that ~all LAIR of W'ewak was pounded by 83 forces on the extreme western end table of processed food point plan as an answer to problems of tions of $38,000,000,000, the ways commissioned o!ficers of draft age our recent victories have failed to r or all ~eat­ lou of bombl, today', commun- 10f the front-immediately north values issued by the office of price war finance. .' - and ' means committee decided to capable of bearing arms. affec~ in any vital dcgree the roblems &lid Ique laid. and northwest of Salerno. administration to take effect next This was the first advocacy of a hear no ·witnesses now on four. Senator Clark (D-Mo) joined Curra,n'Says'Mission strength of the enemy" and "made m take cart At Hanso bay midway between Sunday. saies 'tax by a leading Republican subjects: Bailey in its sponsorship, and it plain that we have a long way ~st remember Wewak and Madang, 22 tons of Point reductions were , ordered, since President. Roosevelt asked F' e de r a I lotte.ries, mandatory Senators McKellar (D-Tenn) and to go beCore ihis 'War is won." bombs were dropped by allied ATTENTION STUDENT however, for the two most popuiar for new billions (or' war ,pul'posbs, joint. returns for husband and Johnson (D-Colo) voiced their Was Interfered With raiders on supply dumps and bi­ SUBSCRIBERS types of canned corn and for green and it <;au~ed a stir in capital hill wife, levies on municipal and state support. vouac areas. Wartime conditions have or wax beans. tax circles. ponds and depletion aIlowances for "You can say for me," Wheeler NEW YORK (AP)-Joseph Cur­ In addition, dried peas and len- Renel'otiation Law . oil and mining propettles. told reporters, "that I am going ran, presldenf of the National Four-engined bombers were es­ placed drastic restrictions on F.D.R. Urges ts all over­ lils were made ration-free, upon The development came shortly right ahead with my light to post­ Maritime union (CIO), charged corted by fighters In their attack all forms of delivery. To la Chi, turned on two airdromes, But and Dagua, recommendation of the war food after tile ,house ways and means P-47:s Run Interference pone the drllftlng of pre-Pearl yesterday that a security o!ticet the Way rJ. Twenty Japanese fig hters inter­ meet these circumstances and administration. The new crop of comm.ittee de~ided to retain in the Harbor lalhers until Jan. 1." aboard his ship said he bad an and received cepted and three were shot down, to render better service to its these items is the greatest on s tat ute books, possibly with For Flying Fortresses Wheeler, ' who has previously order to prevent the union leader Ra~ial Unity nd one bab, 'rile raiders sustained no losses, student subscribers, The Daily record, WFA reported. amendments, the renegotiation law charged manpower waste to the from ioing ashore, at north Africa, fOr her Cur­ Their explosives set fires vis­ Iowan bas established daily The point value iricreases were for recovery of excessive profits In Attack on Emden army, said that between 3,000 and and that he was, told "I would be ,'5 choice rJ. ible for 30 miles. D1rcGt hits were distributing centers at the en­ restricted, with two comparatlvely in war contracts, and voted to 5,000 experienced air pilots are shot if 1 tried." CHICAGO lAP) - President LONDON (AP) - Swift P-47 driving jeeps and doing other Ii shows lJI ICQred among six parked planes trance to the Business Office minor exceptions, to canned fruits. tighten procedures to speed enact­ Back from a six-weeks trip as Roosevelt 8ays "Negro and white lion. All per at 'Dagua. Shortages of supply and increasing ment of a new general revenue Thuhderbolts carrying long-range gl'ound work. while the armY is Americans must cooperate e!1ec­ in University Hall, at the an able-bodied seaman, Curran, III be apprt" j'Both target areas were well military needs account for ' the measure by Jan. 1. ' fuel tanks made aerial history yes­ training inexperienced men to fly. annolmcing h.ls union would ap­ tively in winning the war, and in covered," the communique aid. uoi·tb (Journalism) entrance action, OPA said. "There is no question," Taber terday When they ran interference "An army regulation," he sald, peai his I-A draft reclassification, develop!n, ,harmonious peacet.lme At Wewak, more tban 400 to East Hall and at Iowa Red sour cherries, in the com- said in a statement, "but that we in an 800-mile round trip for Fly­ "will not permit a pilot to fly an said the state department bad living as a founda tion of lastin, ebe",;r planes bave been de­ Union. mon number two can were jumped should have a sales tax-not with ing Fortresses which blasted the army craft without an army rating done all in its power to block his American democracy." lIro,.ea ,llIce mld-Aqu,', ef­ Residential unit delivery by from 14 points a can to 25. All an idea of raising a tremendous German North sea base of Emden of 50 hours pilot experience during mission to study maritime condi­ He made the statement in a let­ Ile is loo~ leelh/ely weakentnl' Japanese othel' types of cherries, except amount of money, because it would and the nearby city of Aurich. the six months previous to enter­ ter made public yesterday on the cllrrier will be continued as Allied airmen in these opera­ tlons abroad, ie, a JuUIli air reslslance to the allied land in the past to dormitories and maroscino, were increased nine not, but with the idea of meeting ing the army. But, under another "When we arrived at a north eve of the annual meeting of the I, a houpdl­ otreulve, tions and day-long sweeps over army regulation, all cIvilian pilOts National Urban league for social to otller student housing points to a new value of 23. and heading off the surge of inlla­ A'frican port," Curran said, "I Igbone tw'; All raiders also returned from Canned grapefruit weht up eight tion. the continent which saw three on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts service among Negroes. The mes­ !\'roups representing organ i­ was informed that 'by order of ~% wool Ill" the Hanse bay raid. points to a new value of 18. "If we use the sales tax the least Nazi airfields and a railway cen­ were grounded for six months sage added: tlltions with 25 or more stu­ ter pounded shot down 58 Ger­ the state department' I was not :an have 1111 Por the number two and one- figure we could have would be 10 aIter Pearl Harbor, therefore IL permitted to go ashore. I was also "The Integrity of our' nation and tlen ts in l'I)sidence. man fighter planeS-IS by Flying s, in an), ~ half can, apricot point values were percent. This probabl~ would was impossible for these men to informed that if I descended the our war aims is at stake in our 'l F'ortresses, 22 by Thunderbolts, have flown 50 hours prior to their attitude 'towards minority groups rice rant' london Factory Built At the three designated dis­ advanced nine points to a new yield $5,000,000,000 or less," gangplank I would be abot and ~any 01 till tribution centers, ea.cb morn­ value of 36; fies, eight points to AdmlnlstraUon OpPOIltion four by Marauders and 14 by RAF, entrance in the army," at home. Dominion and iillied fighters. there were soldiers with tommy­ ylng to~ ing of publication, The Daily 21; and plums or prunes, eight Taber said that enactment of a guns there, ready to do the shoot­ "Men of all races-black, brown. warmth l1li On Groundfire Bed rowan will be available to all points to 15. sales tax, which the Roosevelt ad- white and yellow-fight beside us lie is lOon It Nazi Plane Downed ing." ..... tor frecdo'1l. We ' cannot stand be­ other students (those not in­ The decreases in canned corn ministration has opposed as too Lawyer Charged With . mbe~' fore the world a8 a c.hampion of LONDON (AP)- A new $4,- cluded in groups defined in cover all varieties except com on hard on lower-income people, By Own Ack-Ack Fire Pope Is Bat_M.... ,clous if Il 000,000 aircraft factory had j~t the cob, Vacuum-packed, whole would ease the pressure for upping Death of Infant Son oppressed people unless we prac­ headquatltl' obeen completed and production the preceding paragraph) kernel corn in the l2-ounce can, income taxes. He added: "On most A U, S. MARAUDER BASE IN BERN, Switzerland {AP}-Ap- tice as well as preach the principla gl ItIrted when it was discovered UpOll the presentation of dropped from 14 points to 10, and taxes you've gotten to the point PITTSFlIELD, Mass. (AP)-A ENGLAND (AP)-A German antl- parently trying to explain away of democracy for all men. Racial that Ute ground underneath the thai r University identl1'ica­ other ty,peslrom 16 points to 13 for where higher rates would yield well known Pittsfield attorney aircraft battery scored a bulls-eye their occupation 01 Vatican City conmct diminishes war produc­ factory was on fire. Investigation tion cards. This service will the number two sile can. Green little if any additional revenue," was -charged yesterday with the during the American Marauders' and minimize criticism, the Ger­ tion, cuts down \he flow of guns Ibowed the ,lant wal' plant had be continued until further or wax beans declined from 10 The New Yorker would have the murder of his infant son, at first raid yesterday on the Nazi-con- mana in Rome have iuued an of­ and planes and increases the toll IrJstmal pit!' points to eight for each number sales tax remain in force only for believed accidentally kiLled by a trolled Beauvais-Tille airbase in ficiaI declaration sayina, In ef­ of American llves. Racial strife man-har, been erected on a site composed notice. ~ built-up waste material whIch The plan herein described two can. the duration of the war. Senator loo~ radio wire. France, 45 miles north of Paris. fect, that all is well in the Holy destroys national unity at home The only increa... in canned Byrd (D-Va) has proposed a two­ Police Chief John L. Sullivan But it WIlS on one of the Germans' City. The Chlauo correspondent of and renders us suspect abroad. ,'. sent and ~!III Wu Inflammable and had not does not apply to subscribers to fully lolldlfied. The underground ve,etables e fIe c ted asparagus, year experiment with a federal des c rib e d the six-months-old' own fighter planes. ' the neWlipaper Der Bund, said that "Ours iJ a two-fold responsi­ 111 abd II other thau students. which was hiked four points to a 8ales tax. baby; .Lawrence Noxon, as ab- Staff Sergt. Van Howell, a radio "Italian Catholic. concerned about bility. All true Americans must ftl'll cOntinued for six months, be­ Hours: 8 to 10 A.M. fore they were extinguIshed with total of Ul fo~ a number two can; Tsber disclosed that he is mak­ normal mentally and said John gunner from EI Paso, Tex., said the fate of Pope Pius and the be preparod to protect with ute ~unday d~trlbutlon at Iowa • lpIciaJ liquid, ProduotJon con­ and mU8hrooms, advanced from ing a special study of federal ex­ F. Noxon Jr" 411, the lad's father, the Nazl fighter got caught in the Vatican since the pope bas been Itself the inalienable rights of all 111111~1IiIII! tInUed at only a slllhtly retardod Union 0011: • A.M. to 1 P.M. three to five pointe for a four- penditures, to determine where would be arraigned on the mur- flak bursts, "went down in flames shrouded in silence are aivloi men without reprd to race, creed PICe, ounce can. cuts can be made. He spoke of a der charge in cow1 thil mQl'DJn.i, and Cl·ashed." food for DeWli rumors." and color." PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, I ==~=--~======~~~~~~~~==~~r======~======~~~======~~~~~~~~ 2,5, 10 Years Ago- THEPublished DAILYeverJ mornlq beeptIOWAN MODda,. bl . News Behl"nd-t"he""News·- OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN heml III til. omvnsrtY CALmfOAl\ artl .,IIchldultd In the Student PubllcatioIll Iilcorparated at 1211·180 d.nt'~ OUI", old Capitol. Ite1111 lor ~. 1\ OEffEl\AL NOTICJ:a deJ,lOllttd With th' C',nJlU~ editor of a n.u1 Iowan or filii [owa avenue, Iowa Cl~, IOWL Bricker Campaign Hopes placed In the boll provided telr tll'lr .1\ iii the '0111* " From The Paoy Iowan. G&NmRAL 1fOTlCU muM I!J at The DalI,y lftII Board of Tnlstees: Wilbur &hrattlm, A. Crall Dwindling 4:30 D. m, the 41Y D~lnll tint publication: notlc.. wllLlIOf accepled by telephone. and muat be TYPED OR LEGIBLY Baird, Kirk H. Porter, Paul E. 0110110 Jack BJ PAUL MALLON and BlGNED by a reoponllble .,.roon. Moyers, Dan McLauihlin, John Doran, Donald Vol. XXI, No. 1660 Tuesday, Sep&ember 21, Ottllie, Ed Bowman. Iowan Files BRICKEN CAMPAlQN ~-=---::~ UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Fred M. Pownall, Publllb.. WASHINGTON '-- Republican congress­ Marle Nau, Advert1aAnllbDale Sept. 28, 1941 ... men were looking forward to Ohio Governor Since this was a Sunday in 1941 Tuesday, Sept. 28 Science," by Prot. Troyer James F. Zabel, Editor 7:30 p. m. Bridge (partner), son, senate chamber, Old Capito Bricker's addre on Constitution day in the main story of the morning was Saturday. Oct. I Entered .. seeond claII mall matter at the poet;. Philadelphia to revive his campaign for the that Iowa had defeated Drake 25 University Club. Dad', Day office at Iowa Clty, Iowa. UDder the act of COD­ Republican presidential campaign. to 8. Bus Mertes scored twice for WednelClay, Sept, 29 9 a. m. Graduate lectu!! b creu of March 2, 1879. the Hawkeyes and Green and 8 p. m. Concert of chamber mu- Douglas McGregor, senate But tbe talk failed to attract the attention sic, Iowa Union. ber, Old Capitol. Coupee 'once each. However, the Subscription rata-By mall, $5 per lear; b7 expected, and some authorities are beginning Tbursday, Sellt. 30 2 p. m. Wisconsin at Iowa, I carrier, 15 cents weekly, $5 per year. to wonder if the Bricker campaign will be fame ,was described by Bill Buck'­ 9 a. m. Conference on super- stadium. Member of The Asioclated PreaI ley, Daily Iowan sports editor, as v-islon and administration, Old Thursda,., Oct. 7 formidable. Capitol. 12 M. Luncheon, Unive11l The Associated Pre. 1.1 ezclUliveJy _titled to ragged and the worst opening demonstration of an Anderson­ 10 a. m. Hospital library pot club; speaker, Gardner Cowlfl. ute for republlcation ot all DeM dlIpatehea • • • luck luncneon, University club. 4 p. m. Information PI credited to it or not otherw1ae c:re4ltecl in thiI If Bricke,· does not run, Senator: coached team in three years. The 2 p. m. Kenslnrton (Red CrOl8 Gerdner Cowles, speaker, 8erJa paper and also the local aeWl publllhid bwe1D. players feeling was expressed by sewing), Unlvenlty club. cbember, Old Capitol. Taft will be released from his promise Friday, Oct. 1 4:15 p. m. The reading hOU TELEPHONES to avoid a contest in Ohio, and. no doubt AI Coupee who said "I guess we'll Editorial OUlce _. ______4112 ha e to start playing them one by 9:30 a. m. Conference on super- University theater lounge. vision and administration, Old '7:4~ p. m. Baconian lettur Society Editor _._. 41111 be drafted by his friends to seek the Ohio one from now on." delegates. Taft has been intending to Capitol. "The Natural Sciences," by Pro BUlineas Office 41111 Tau Gamma, University town 4:15 p . m. The reading bour, Getlrge Glockler, sehate cha r1m for re-election to the .senate next womeb.'s '0 r 0 r I t y, announced University theater lounge. Old Capitol. TUESDAY, SEPTEMB.ER 28,1943 year, and there has been no organization ~-- that It would hold an "Over­ 7:45 p. m. Baconian lecture: Ii p. m. University lecture, ture to 1942" on the followln~ "Social and Political Art and Upton Close, Macbride auditori working in his behalf in a pt·esidential evenin~ which would be' a pro­ --'--- way. a-ram desll1led to acquaint all (I'or lDfol'lUtioIl ...nrtIu .... be,.... tbll IChe4111t, .. Aerial Reprisals Now! of those interested with the alDIII reeernUoDl III the office of the PreildeDt, Old ' ClplteL). The Germans can be punished fo1' World • • • of the lJOrorUy. The pat1y was to take the form of a "Campus GENERAL NOTICES War II even before it is over. They can be It is not too laLe for Bricker. Tbere was Quiz" in which a ,uMlon period punished more justly, more effectively now Bome talk earlier from Ohio that new pub­ was to be held about the Unl' IOWA UNION Tuesday and Thursday perl~ • than \vhen the WBr is over. For then our licity advisors with more experience in na­ versity activities, rules and rCl'­ MUSIC BOOM 8CHEDULB to 9 o'clock. Students present theta own nationltl conscience win preVent us from ulations. Sunday-ll to 6 and 7 to 9. identilication cards to the m~ tional campaigns, \vere looking to'tvard get­ The wives of the University Monday-ll to 2 and 3 to 9. at the desk. All others P811b' destroying their bomes and cities. 'l'c,day 'We ting started in January. faculty member:s held teas for the Tuesday-ll to 2 and 4:15 to 9. fee at the university business Df can crush their moral!), as well as their t>hysi­ But tbe Philadelphia sp eeh rang no bells, freshman women as a climax to Wednesday-ll to 9. fice. cal possessions, by meaDS of methodical. blot­ the orientation week. These teaS Thursday-ll to 2 and 4 to 9. MARJOBIlC~ and, unless Bricker wants to make a fight took place at the home of the Friday-ll to 2 and 3 to 9. out ~ids such as were used to level Ham­ for the Ohio delegation solely as a favorite faculty members and each had its Saturday- 11 to 3. INSTltUCTO!lS' COUlSl IW FIRST burg. son candidate rather tllan a front ranking special theme. AiD • • The State University of Iowa's PH.D. FRENCH EXAMINATION Edward Cram of the Amerita • national candidate, he may give way to the Red Cross is to coild'uct 1/1 In '7:30-Tuml! Treasure Chest marching band was reported to be The Ph.D. French examination The Germans have always oeen great Ohio senator. Strong pres ure is coming, no TODAY'S IUGHLIGHTS a succes:s in their first appearance will be given Thursday, Oct. 7 structors' course in first aid Oc ones to do their fighting in their neigh­ doubt, from 'raft's followers in Ohio and 8-Mystery Theatre of the year. Although they were from 4 to 6 p. m. in room 314, 18-23. bor's back yard. In the last war, Ger­ elsewhere to put him np with the big two RADIO CHILD STUDY CLUB- 8:30- John Nesbitt's Passing Pa- handicapped by an unusually short Schaeffer hall. Please make ap­ Students or faculty m plication by Tuesday, Oct. 5, in have an opportunity to le~ many surrendered as fighting enterl:d now considered in the running, Dewey first, Help in th-e important business rade practice period they made a fine Willkie second, of rearing children in wartime is 9-Pepsodent Show showing with familiar formations. room 307, Schaeffer hall. No ap­ classes and use an instruM' her own borders. Today is the /irst time The 'Right' Way Is the Wrong Way- given to parents each Tuesday and plication will be received after certificate may sign up til! . 9:30- Red Skelton Sept. 28, 1938 ... that time. speCial course by telephonini til in recent history thf.lt the Fatherland Some of the liberal leaders like socialist Thursday afternoon at 2:30 when Banner Line: F. R. Sends Hitler WSUI presents the Radio Child lO-News ROMANtJE LANGUAGE Red CrOss office, 6933. has felt the ravages of war~nd tkis is Norman Thomas have been calling for what lO:30-St. Louis Serenade Second Plea, and a sub-head read: DEPAkTMENT PROF. MARJORIE cAlf Study Club. Prof. Robert Sears, Pleads for Negotiations to Con­ only because of the airplane. Gerl!ta+t!l's they call "the rigbt sort of peace offensive" director of the chlld welfare de­ ll-War News by us; thinking that if we offer more attrac­ 1l:05-Roy Shield and Company tinue to Prevent War. RECREATIONAL SWIMMING TENNIS CLUB land armies are still l~ghting many miles partment, will present a discussion An editorial lauded the much outside of the Reich's border-s. tive inducements than unconditional surren­ On "Building for the Post-War 1l:55-News 4-5:30 p. m. d a i I y, except Pairings tor the tournam dlscuaed federal reorrantzation Wednesday, which is for Seals starting Tuesday, Sept. 28, wfll • • • der, the Germans might lay down their arms. World" this afternoon. bill In saying, "Word cObles from Even some of the OWl propaganda lately Blue club. posted in the women'$ gymDal If Germany's 10 leading cities could be KSO (1460); WENR (890) Washln&'ton that Pre sid en t 7:30-9 p. m. - Tuesday and Monday. The persons whosenam has supplied that inference, or at least taken UNDERSTANDING LATIN Roosevelt may introdme his dealt the same type of aerIal blow that wiped AMERICA- Thun;day. are in these pairings are accep out nearly 80 percent of Hamburg, the allies a less dctermined stand. 6-Cohen, the Detective reor~anlutlon pro g r .. m In 10-12 a. m.-Saturday. as members of the Tennis club, A new series of programs en­ convea. That proposal was woul d accomplish a two-fold purpose: (1) tit 1 e d Understandlnlr Latin 6:30-Jack Armstrong Beginning Friday, Sept. 17, the First round matches are to be fin4 • • • 6:45-Pop Stut! d e f e a te d before no t 80 recreational swimming periods at ished by 5 o'clock Thursday, Sept, The war could not help but be materially America will be presented over m u c h by leglslatlon as by sbortened if both German morale and mili­ The only kind of propagan(7a that will WSUI each Tuesday evening at 7-News, Earl Godwin the women's pool In the women's 30. 7:15-Lum and Abner public opinion. An election was gymnasium are open to all worn- A tea will be held Thursday tary installations were crusbed, and (2), be effective Q'1Jon i he Germans '!!Yill be 8 o'clock starting tonight, when In the oUIn,; the cry of 'dic­ strong propagancilL such as they tried on Prof. (lse P. Laas of the Ro­ 7:30-Noah Webster Says en university students, faculty, after the matches at 5 o'clock' the reprisal thus meted out would be much mance languages depat1ment 8-Famous Jury Trials tatorship' was aroused. Rev. faculty wives, wives of graduate. the social room of the women' more stiff than any we could bring about in • 1'8. It c01tld be Qoell dinnecl into the Ger­ 8:30-Victory Parade of Spot- Charles E. Call6hlln made a students and administrative staff. I gymnasium. All new membel1l will discuss "The Heritage of speech and within two days the post-war-and THEY WOULD BE man ears day after days the Mayas ig, Mexico." ligh t Bands Husbands may also swim in the be introduced officially within JUSTIFIED REPRISALS. We can settle 8:55-Sports, Harry Wismer 3",000 telegrams flooded Wash­ club, and first round winners • •• 9-Raymond Gram Swing Initon. the score with Hitler, his "Cohorts, ahd the FROM OUR BOYS IN SERVICE- "The bill is good as in general of young people and intermediate the tournament will be snno A double interview will be the 9:15-Jane Cowl 80BlIMP Junker class in the post-war trials, but we I/"y ou al'e defeated. You are defeated. Y 01.1 principles it provides a general re­ seniors. MARILYN fea ture of From Our Boys in Serv­ 9:30-This Nation at War The Associated Students of En- President can settle the score with the German people­ cannot win. Every day you delay termination 10-News, Roy Porter vamping of overlapping federal de­ and Imock a few "invincible" Nazi ioeals of this war, you are adding, to the bombe41 ice this afternoon at 12:45 when gineering held its first meeting and I Gen Slemmons will have as her 10:15-Henry J . Taylor partments for more efficiency­ HICK HAWKS from their beads-right now. - destruction of your country and costing livCf! 10:30-Ray Heatherton's Or- we hope it passes." elected Garland Gearheart, E4 of I guests on the program Aviation Corning, as ils pre ident. Sguare dancing will beJin:zu.,­ • of your citizens." Machinist's Mate Third Class W. chestra The cartoon of the day depicted day, Sept. 28, at 7:30 p. in tit! •• a large NaZi boot stuck in the A Hom,comlng committee un­ m., Our aircraft losses would be large. That is what the clever GoebbeL~ \vould b~ E. Meyers Jr. and his wife, who ll-Glen Gray's Orchestra women's gymnasium. Studo~, 1l:30-Enric Madriguera's Del Czechoslovakian door as a very der the direction of Prot. Forrest Yet, experts in this cowntry have said doing to us if the situation were reversed. I is a seaaman second class in the C. Ensign met to make plan for faculty members, military menllld WAVES. Rio Orchestra small, doll-like Chamberlain held townspeople are welcome, PrevilllS repeatedly that such attacks C01tld be new compromises and said, "This'll the annual Homecolllin&" week­ • • • 11:55-New~ . experience Is helpful, but n~ D!t­ carried out if we concentrated our air stop him." end to be held here on Oct. 20- MORNING CHAPEL- who ha,\t\!: oomllleted the ,\'I>lIIIIlI\ forces, and pttt all G1JIJila'ble "esfJttrces The "eason why appeasing terms Ca1~ Hank Greenburg clouted his 57th 21. This morning at 8 o'clock CBS Coach Ossie Sol e m reported and advanced courses and who rill behind them. And regardless of 'how hardly be 81wcessf1tl in any event is that Louise Hillma.n, A2 of Betten­ WMT (600); WBBM (780) and 58th home runs and came to heavy our Zosses were, ,the Luftwaffe'lt within two of Babe Ruth's 60 run three more injuries from the 1933 essary. the German a.rrny and Nazi leaders all dorf. wtll represent the Hillel Hawkeye squad that would not be At tvot,id be just as great or greater. (Jer­ know their lives and jobs will go as soon foundation over the WSUI pro­ 6-1 Love a Mystery total set in 1927. 6:15-Harry James' Orchestra Iowa City'S women viewed a able to play in the cOming North­ man resistance tcould dwindle tc) nothing as the peace come.~, and they are carry­ gram, Morning Cbapel. 6:30-American Melody Hour style show sponsored by Strub!! western game. Bill Ash, letterman SEALS CLUB once her fIghter plane defenses were ing on their shoulders the responsibility from the previous year, Bill Secl Seals club will have an TREASURY STAR PARADE- 7-Lights Out Depet1ment store displaying the broke1l. of contimting the fight for thei1· own sel­ 7:30-Judy Canova Show latest designs In faU clothln,. and Lurrtar Kouba were replaced swim Wednesday, Sept. 29, at Ted Lewis and his orchestra because 01 injuries. (See BULLETIN, PIlIP J) • • • fish pm·poses. will be heard over WSUI tonight 7:55-News, Cecil Brown Models for tbe exhibit were: The German people must be taught the at 8:15 over the Treasury Star Pa­ 8-Burns and Allen • Helen RIe&, Jayne McGovern, horrors of war once and for all. We have all • •• rade. Lewis will sing "I'm the 8:30-Report to the Nation Barbara. Hunt, Jean Lelmbaeh, the instruments to do this teacliing at our Mr. Tbomas, of course, spoke not actually Medicine Man of the Blues," and 9- Passport for Adams Mary Helen Taylor, l\largery 9:30-ContidentialJy Yours Ahderion, Mrs. Harold Rowfand, Hollywood Sigh's and Sounds command. ~ the vein toward this kind of appeasement, the orchestra will play "St. Louis Blues." 9:45-WMT Band Wagon Mn. J. Bradley Rast, Mrs. Ste­ but in favor of promulgating an interna­ 10-News, Douglas Grant phen Popoff. Marte Connell, Mrs. Joan Fontaine Was Wasting Away Under The tional document against imperialism and a TODAY'S PROGRAMS 10:15-News, Fulton Lewis Jr. PowaU Reyburn, Mrs. Albert Weight of Work and Costumes Reassaying College Aims- trend toward international police force. lO:30- Rayrnond Scott and Or- Droll, Barbara. Smith, Martha BJ ROBBIN COON8 Some readjustments 'unquestionably will But the "right sort of peace offen ive" B-Morning Chapel chestra Woods, Betty Kenny, and Mary be made at the top of the American educa­ would be one designed to break the morale 8:15-Musical Miniatures ll-News E. MacKay. tional system to fit it to give the greatest of the German leaders by the utmost aggres­ 8:30-News, The Dally Iowan 1l:15-Duke Ellington's Orches­ HOLLYWOOD - The reporU a chipper and gay Miss tra Sept. 28t 1933 ... possible service in the post-war world. That sive pUblicity campaigns over the interna­ 8:45-Program Calendar George Kelly was convicted of from up front were that a lovely She was in her dresaing 8:55-Service Reports 11 :30-Eddle Fen's Band is far from implying anything revolutionary. tional radios and in tlle press, telling them 12-Press News the kidnapping of Charles F. Ur­ movie lady named Joan Pontalne swathed in a bJllowlna mh daily" you cannot win. " 9-Excursions in Science chel, Oklahoma oil millionaire. But in !lome respects it is going to be a 9:15-Special Corn Belt War was ,*asting away under the tury outfit of metal cloth with different sort of 'World, and in it theta will Republican leader McNary, Mackinac con­ Bond Program MBS The pastors and teachers of 30 weight ot work and period cos­ fur-trimmed jacket. be pressure to have the colleges and univer­ ference leader Senator Vandenberg, and 'the WGN (nO) Presbyterian churches in this dis­ 9:45-Keep 'Em Eating trict held a conference here. Mrs. tumes, so I dashed over at a slow "'I'm dreaming ot a sities put ,tremendous streSs on "pr-actical" administration leader Barkley, have just 9:50-Belgian News canter to see if I could call a Christmas,'" she announced about agreed among themselves to pass n 9:55-News, The Daily Iowan 7-American Forum of the Air C. A. Roberts of Washington was rather than cultural aims. Heads of many elected president of the district doctor, holti a nurse's hand, or be rily. "Never had one, you pri'l1ately owned institutions in America are compromise re olution on post-war. It will 10- Week in the Bookshop 8:30-Clsco Kid and the Girl BrJan (Aherne) and tare Who Lost a Town Presbytery and Mrs. F. A. Danner of some other use. not be a world state, a quart of. milk, or any­ 10:15-Yesterday's Musical Fa- get away to the Maine A Q'irding themselves to resist the pl'e88ure. 10:30-Sihtonietta of Iowa City presided as secretary I found no doctor, no nurse, only be he1- Dr. Robert Clothier, president of Rul.gers thing along that line, but a roundly worded vorites some wInler shootlng and 10:30- The Bookshelf • e • Union un\versity, in a r ecent article in The Eduoa­ Simple resolution, promising, as the Ful­ n First she had to finish . of the tional Record, is more /optimistic tlMin bright bouse pledge doe : ll-Little K now Religious Washington in Wartime- som~ 1l:50-Farm Flashes rnan's Creek," a pictUre on that score. He says: "W~ beUe're that the "Thl! creation of appropriate international l2- Rhythm Rambles which she was already ALTltl basic tenets of our educational fAith will be machinery with power adeqlJ~te to establish I 12:30-Newa, The Dally Iowan paeons. "It's i0ing to be the TheI preserved, for the ultimate sUccess bf ahy ahd maintain a just and lasting peace." I. l2:45-From Our Boys in Serv- est picture ever made," she meeUn society, paruculaIiy a democratic society, This, of course, could mean anything or Ice Committees Vs. Gov'" Manpower flatly. "Oh, I know about morrol Jeffer must depend upon the intelligence and char­ nothing. Its only real meaning is that neither I-Musical Chats Whom the Bell ToUs,' but Ihet 2-Campus News acter as well as upon the skillS and npertness side wants to join the fight on the issue at WASHINGTON-There are By JACK STINNETT since defense demands first put our greatest yesterday-tad"'l 2:l0-0rgan Melodies pressure on it, there bas never 'Frenchman', Creek.'" lID C of the individual. In particular that is the this same and provoke a sharp national and 2:30-Radio Child Study Club more congressional committees in- The vestigating government manpower partments and agencies on their been any accusation that FBI Is Lt's the most strenllOUI purpose of our liberal am disciplines. we be· senate debate. Senator Nye, Hiram Johnson, 3-Fiction Parade overstaffed. she ever did, appearing in the Cc lieve the liberal arts \\Till be fally ~stuted and Wheeler, did not join in this compro­ 3:30-News, The Dally Iowan with an eye to whacking the day- toes. Already, it has led to a lot One reason: Director J. Edgar Its vaunted $3,500,000 open a to their pi·oper plaMs ih our educational mise arrangement between the big three, and . 3:35- Iowa Union Radio Hour lights out of it than I have ever of housecleartlng here, find there Hoover has instituted a rule that cenes in 18 changes of t. m, u philosophy.' , there may be some dispute, but notbing much 4-Elementary French seen concerned with a single sub- will be more. Johhson's commit­ each employe at the end of the which average in weiaht "wing I 4:30-Tea Time Melodies lunchec more serious than the overwhelming 360 to ject before. I tee, even before it brought in its day, must turn in a report on pounds, under hot liibts I« • • • 5-Children's Hour Anyone (13 ' 29 vote in the house. Rep. Lyndon Johnson's sub- report, has caused the navy to do work done. In the field offices, the color camera, and to date abe Yet this cultural edtteatwn, con­ 5:30-Musical Moods form 0 trasted with equiJll4l 'ed.meal eilucatio~ committee of the house naval ' a lot of shifting of mall power. agent in Charge aUdit these re­ lost nearly 10 pounds. 5:45-News, The Dally Iowan affairs committee hit> even taken • .. • ports lind acts accordinlly It his Daphne DuMaurler, who to com, QUght to be 89"'6'\0" r~as8~ed, in Dr, 6-Dinner Hour Music up offices in the navy department A little prodding around turJ1!3 office is under- or over-stalfed. the novel about the French Olothier's ~pi'7titln. Proffttl4 aJ i'lf, fAe One Way to Get Started- 7-United States in the 20th building, better to study the situa- up a lot of stories about how And a good Job he hod better do and the bored Enalith Churc satisfaction it gives the itt.dwidttal in "When I started I couldn't sell a story Century tion at first hand. agency heads are humping to in- of it, too, for at no let time, the It strenuous tor the present and later lile, he '",am tk6 voi'llt 7:30-Sportstime The house military affairs com- crease tbe efficiency of their bu­ home office calls for these reports mu t, alnong other exploits, N lanyw here," relates Booth Tarkington_ " I 7:45-Evening Musicale that perhaps people will ~ to tlte Bent them to every publisher in the world, mittee has a ,subcommittee at reaus betore they come in wlth and puts them under the man­ tle up and down a of viewpoint "that knowledge used for the 8-Understanding Latin Amer- work on the same thing in the war 1944-45 budget requests. pOWer microscope. with villain nasi! The I guess, and they always came back. I had ica ' department. A deputy administrator in OPA, fore kUUnl him. Most Con,l't common good u a higlt.er goal , tM'" a friend who seemed enormously successful, 8:15-Tl'easury Star Parade • • • knowledge 'for it. OttJ'7t me.'" 1'ailtit'e The Byrd committee, concerned a former Philadelphia banke\-, The office of cen of8hll> is dis" heroines gasp on the 1orn0l'r1 and he asked me to illustrate a ~tory of his. 8:30- Album of Artists with governmental expenditures, discovered that OPA was using 30 covering returns from Its job while the heroes IW8sbbUl~ home { it in t1t.e tht 8:45-Newa, The DaUy Iowan to realize pest may be I could do that at any rate. Well, the maga­ is devoting much of its time to payroll department employ~s. IDs utilization lurvey. Work stand. around, but Joan hili \0 N. LIm rIl(f8O", Ite thinks, "why ou" technotoui­ zine to which he sold bis story failed, and government employment. bank, with one-third of OPA's ard!; ate e tablished and field hero ArturO de Cor'dova In The I cal tkills Mtle out"strip'/Jed ow.r social there I was left with those illustrations on Network Highlights The Rarnspeck committee on personnel, employed only three, He oHiees or divisiOns of the national BWll$hlJ\,. be "A phil08bp~1/. my hands. .So :r sat down and wrote a story civil service in the house is up to sent some of his best to Phlladcl­ oWce that fail to meet those re­ "The best thinl about l\e '1'h Quirements are JlI\>estilated with said "Is that don't ' • • • to t! .~ my': illustrati'ons-and ~ld ~." . b.-NBC ils ears -in the problem. phia to study the bank payroll t "etber Concerung that man; atucIGt.l -are net WHO (1040); WMAQ (..,.) That's just a -stader and U1ese department system. As a re.U1t, a view to shearin, oft persoMeI. shudder or shtlek-not' 1.ttm Tht! economy bl

In a candlelilht service this Bc.fore an altar banked with Studen who W~ p-aduated evenln, at 8 o'clock In the Bap­ bouquets of white gladioli and from the coUege of pharmacy at ti.t church, Betty Faye June, asler:', Dorothe Adele Lor e n Z, the July 30 Convocation have now dau,hter at MI'. and Mrs. Ray -t~ul1"'er of Mr. and Mrs. Frank been informed of the ~ults of June, 225 N. Van Buren street, Lorenz, 435 Grant street, became will become the bride of Earl R. the state board examinaUons, the bdde of Pvl Maurice Wright, Stoner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben which were taken Aug. 10. 11 and stoner, near West Liberty. The can of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wright of Creston, Sept. 23, in the First 12, Dean R. A. Kuever of that J\ev. Elmer E. Dierks wlll read college announced yesterday. iIIe single ring ceremony. Presbyterian church in Stillwater, The coupLe wJll be attended by "'Ida. The Rev. J. E. Bowers oUi­ Accordmg to the requlrementa Miss June's cousin, Dorolhea June ci~t", m. and Georce D. Tobin of reside in Bethlehem. Chillicothe, m. No Cheating "We are penny* * wise* and pound THIS TRO'HY hu been awans.d All students who took the state foolish," said Mrs. Thomas Farrell, ~ William Randolph Heant. board examinations passed, but Try Grooming Quiz From Sports Editor to Top Notch Job noted publlaher, to the Dllnola d.. the followlDi tour have yet to ob­ "and we should not ration our partment of the American Lea10n tain their practical experience: Rate Yourself ENCHANTING FOR those swirl­ grOWing children simply because Today Ing prom evenings ahead when tor outstandtJll aceompllllunents Eleanor M. Flana.an of Iowa City, sugar happens to be rationed. Former* SUI* *Student Now Serves* * as * News 8 Local Organizations in Amerlcanbm in the put 11&1'. Carlyle C. Moore of Terrill, Hollis How do you rate in good formal attire will be worn on the It b the fourth year the trophy E. Mounce of JeUel'llOn and Helen ,rooming? Do you sneak a quick campus is this lovely cream satin Children also need plenty of eggs, Editor on American Forces Network butter' and proteins [or their grovy'- ~. ______~ Plan to Meet hu been awarded and the .econd E. Suller of Princeton. look at yourself in the mirror each and blue tulle gown, designed by year nllnol. hu won It. Pennayl­ As oon a8 they have had a morn, then sally forth with an Adrian. It is accentuated with ing bodies. So why try to dodge vania and California were oth... year's prescription experience, "I'll pass" attitude? Pin yourself sophisticated black velvet gloves. it by serving something that is University club - Clubrooms of Iowa UnIon, 7:30 p. m. put winne.... (lnt,rDatioD.J) they will be fully re,lstered phar­ down to facts and figut'es and try - lacking in nutrition?" macls . Packing of school lunches is a ChUd Conservation club-Home of yoUr score on this grooming quiz. Membel'l of the tate board of Il you rate less than 60, better add WSUI To Broadcast problem to most mothers, but Mrs. Mrs. G. L. Whitaker, 425 S. Lu­ cas street, 2:15 p. m. pharmacy examinera are: J . F. .n extra 15 minutes a day to your Farrell bell eves that "cookies have R be, secretary, of the State a rightful place on wartime menus Delta Delta Delta Alumnae-Chap­ Among Iowa beauty routine. Each answer adds Program for Parents ter house, 8 p. m. House, D Moine.; and the fol­ IIIl to five counts for or against for they are a good source of lowing pracl!cln, pharmaci.ts: you. energy." One of her favorite Jowa OUy Woman's club-litera­ ture department-Clubrooms of City People Duame H. Redfield of Shenan­ Do yoU brush your hair at least Each Tuesday and Thursday af- recipes are her Chocolate Oatmeal doah, chairman, L. R. Hend rson Cookies that she says will stay Community building, 2 p. m . 50 strokes every day-no cheat- ternoon at 2:30 WSUI will present Red Cross ,roup or the Trinity of Muscatine and Paul J . Jepson ing, either, but long, hard strokes, Radio Child Study club, a program fresh and that children (plus of Newton. counted to 50 even. Do you Sham- grown-ups) really love. Episcopal church-Parish house, Prot. and Mrs. J . FIsh r Stan- poo your hair once a week? Do for parents. This afternoon Prof. Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. field, formerly or Chicago, are TOU push back your cuticle when Robert Sears, director of the child Women's ReUef corp Commu- 2* cups rolled oats nity buliding, 2 p. m. now residing In Iowa City in the To Speak to Kiwanis drying your hands? Do you mani- welfare management department, 2/ 3 cup flour Woodlawn apartmen . cure your nails once a week? will discuss "Iluilding for the Post- 2 lsp. baking powder Veterans of ForelJ11 Wars auxiliary Prot. C. H. McCoy of the phy­ Do you k e e p your elbows war Worltl." 1 tsp. salt Community building, 3 p. m. • • • . lcal education d parlmenl will Imooth and white? Do you brush This fall the stress will be upon 1 egg Women of the Moose-iJttlcers, e - Mr. and Mrs. George Rebel', 619 speak at the KIwanis club meetinl cort and committee chalrmen­ your teeth at least twice a day? war and post-war problems of 5 tbs. cocoa E. Bloomington trcet, returned today at Hot I Jetrerson. He will Do you use a deodorant? Do you parents and children. Four courses Moose hall, 8 p. m. home Sunday Cram Ox[old, where discus physical training In the 1 * cups sugar armed forces. ,ive your dresses and housecoats will be offered to assist parents in 6 tbs. milk they atlended the funeral of Mr. a good airing each week? And the guidance of their children. 'h eup vegetable shortening Nineteen Members Reber's mother. They visited In periodicallY check up on your These are "The Family," "Guiding Mix llour, baking powder, salt, the home of W. H. Detweiler. Critz and Gladys White, both of clothes for spots, ripped seams Or the Infant and Preschool Child," cocoa and sugar with t~e rolled SECOND LIEUT. G. K. HODENFIELD Initiated Into Dames • • • 314 N. Von Buren Btl' et, ore in IDOIe fasteners? "Guiding the Elementary School oats. Stir together the melted fat, Mr '. Rob rt Tidrick and her Denver, Col., visIting relative. Do you keep your shoes Shined Child" and "GUj~ing the Ado­ milk and egg and add to the rolled Second Lieut. G. K. HOdenfield'r gramS picked up direct from BrI­ Initiation ceremonies for 19 sons, Ralph nnd Terry, 5 Triangle • • • and heels straightened-the seams lescent and youth. oats mixture. Mix until weI! who attended the univer,'lity from tis h Broadcasting corporation new members of the University of place, are leaving tomorrow to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heldt, 7lL in your stockings straight? Do you . Eleven lectures will be given blended. Drop from a teaspoon 1935 until ~940, is news editor of schedules. [owa Dames club took place Sat­ spend the week on the tnrm of E. Davenport. lr t, and Mr. and always remove your make-up be- 'in each course, and parents may onto a well greased baking sheet the Amencan .F'orces network urday evening in the Jeilerson Mrs. Tidril.'k's brother near Wyo­ Mrs. Raymond Rarey and daugh­ fore applying a new coat? Do you enroll under either the group or and bake in a hot oven (400 de­ which carries America's top-notch Lieutenant HodeoIield went into hotel. ming. ter, 1178 Hotz avenue, visited Mr, carry an extra pair of hose on the individual plan. Ten or more grees F.) lor 12 minutes. radio programs nightly to the the army in January, 1941, and Those initiated were Mrs. Jo­ • • • Rarey's parents In D venport Sun­ rainy days in case the ones you persons may organize a study Another dish that the school age Yanks in the European theater of while in training at Camp Clal­ seph Blong, Mrs. Stanley Brandt, Mrs. Bertha Fril of Oakland, day. wear are ~ud spotted? And, fln- group and each leader will receive child likes to find in his lunch operations. borne, La., was on the staU of the Mrs. Douglas Eastwood, Mrs. Rob­ Callf., and Mrs. Laura Bee get the ball clubs back Philadelphia ...... 47 100 .320 ful whether any of them can over- U.? Well, probably not. Soutp­ contest when holding cost them he complained the boys played down. around the clubhouse. In all <147 down south next spring. 'Yesterday's Results come the cadets. western was playing such grid 15 yards. rlll"ced football and otberwlse Captain and center, George persons will share in the series 'The former mayor of St. Peters- New York 4, Cleveland 2 Iowans Score mighties as Texas Teachers, North were below par he would have (M u t t) Manning, whose 'pass­ spoils. • burg, Fla., has devoted most of his Detroit 6, Boston 3 Iowa's civilian team, which Texas, etc. This year, it looked as made Pllt burrh look very bad interceptions helped beat Notre Full shares were voted to Mana­ 70 some years to this same mis- Philadelphia 9, St. Louis 4 (first bowed to qreat Lakes Saturday, though Southwestern was going Indeed. a a teem that has beeD Dame, 13-6, a year ago, will play ger Joe McCarthy, Errue Bonham, sion for variOUS reasons-because game) is the first team from SUI to score to have to toss in the towel as far beaten U to 0 doesn't Ilke 10 at South Bend. So will his alter­ Hank Borowy, Marvin Breur, it was good tourist propaganda for St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 6 (sec- on Great Lakes in two wars. In as football was concerned. In fact, Big Six be tolc! tbe other team had an nate, Charlie Hoover of Vanderbilt; Tom Byrne, Spurgeon Chandler, Florida and because he liked and game) the last war, when Great Lakes tbe university announced offici­ off day. starting right guard Buster Beall; Frank Crosetti, Bill Dickey, Atley baseball and thought the teams Chicago 2, Washington 1 (twi- fielded one of the greatest teams ally that it was withdrawing from Baseball's Leaders Shaugnessy took the delea! and starting left end Phil Tinsley Donald, Nick Etten, Joe Gordon, light game) in the country, Iowa was unable competition. Then, like manna Yesterday gracefully, although he must have of Alabama, considered by Frank Oscar Grimes, Rollie Hemsley, Bill could get into better shape there (Other Chicago-Washington to score, and last year the fighting from heaven, came the announce­ felt a little sick inside. He knew than anywhere else. game night) Thomas potentially the greatest Johnson, Charley Keller, John Hawks were downed 25 to O. The ment from Was h i n g ton that By THE AS OOlATED ra188 his fuzz-faced kids had no busi· 11ankman he has coached since Lindell, Arthur Metheny, John This year, however, Lang is NATIONAL LEAGUE Soufhwestern had been chosen as ness on the same field with a team working the same street from the W L team which turned the trick Sat­ BATrING Don Hutson. All have been out on Murphy, Marius R u s s 0, Ken Pet. urday gained the admiration and one of the schools to be used in Players and 0 AB R H Pct. like the Irish, but even so it hurls other side. Now he is trying to get St. Louis ...... 99 48 injuries. Sears, Tuck Stainback, George .673 respect of many critics for the ex­ '~he navy training program. When Club to see your boys pushed around Strong point in Tech's line-and Stirnweiss, Jim Turner, Roy the ball clubs back, he says, not Cincinnati ...... 82 65 .558 cellent defense which it put up Southwestern officials gathered Musial, ...... 150 600 106 215 ,358 that way . certain to be an all-America can­ Weatherly, Charles Wensloff, Bill because they wiU be helped, or Brooklyn ...... 78 68 .534 against the Bluejacket team. The togetber to count their new-found Cardinals Anyway, we'll reserve judgment FI<>rida helped, but because the Pittsburgh ...... 78 71 didate-is powerful John Steber of Zuber, Coaches Earle Combs, Ar­ .528 outlook is now more pleasing for gains, they 'bad plenty to gloat aerman, ...... 146 558 73 184 .330 on Notre Dame, conceding only many thousands of service men Chicago ...... 69 77 Vanderbilt. He played all-even thur Fletcher and Joltn Schulte, .473 Hawkeye fans who hope to see the over, for in the grab-bag they had Dodgers hat it is a good .football team . with Carolina's Bull Johnson, batting practice pitcher P a u 1 in training there want to see the Boston ...... 65 80 .448 drawn many of the top names in Appling, ...... 148 559 58 180 .322 Even very good. major leaguers. Phjladelphia ...... 62 87 Old G01d and Black carried high former S. M. U. all-conference Schre.iber, road secretary Rex .416 White Sox ------~ through a successful football sea- Texas 100tball, with a liberal A'a Divide With browns guard, and shifted swiftly between Weyant and trainer Eddie Froe­ "We have thousands of soldiers New York ...... 55 92 ..... 374 sprinkling of stars from other Witek, ...... 146 594 64 ]88 .317 in St. Petersburg alone, Lan g Yesterday's Results son. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The right and left guard throughout lich. National Ratings southwestern states, and even Giants the game. The following 'Players in the said while here to observe the St. Louis 6, Boston 3 Philadelphia Athletics dropped Out of the blood, sweat and from California. Elliott, ...... 151 565 80 179 .317 their 100th game last nigh't as the The T e c h squad, composed armed for~es were voted $500 Yankees' clinch their American Chicago 10, NeW York 9 (13 in- Pirates. league pennant, "and the people nings) tears of Saturday have come new Promptly, Southwestern's coach St. Louis Browns scored twice in largely of navy V-]2 cadets, leaves each: Joe DiMaggio, Charley Ruf­ national ratingS,' involving some began agftating for reinstatement W. Cooper, .... 119 435 51 138 .317 for South Bend Friday morning fing, Phil Rizzuto, Buddy Hassett, of our town have done everything Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 2 the ninth inning to take a 7-6 de­ rather considerable shifts in tire of footba1l, a suggestion which Cardinals under regulations allowing naval Tam Henrich, George Selkirk and we can to entertain them and (Only games scheduled) cision alter the A's had copped a position of some of the top teams. was vigorously approved. But then Hodgin, ...... 110 380 50 118 .311 men to be away only 48 hours. Norman Branch. make them enjoy their stay. TODAY'S PITCIIBR8 White Sox 9-4 twiJIght game. "But last spring we found lots N"'ioBal lANue Here they are for this week: a major problem arose. All at the I Last This other schools in the region, which Wakefield, .... 149 611 87 ~88 .308 of them just sitting on park Boston at St. lJouis (2)--Javery Keller, Yankees ...... 31 Week Week could put 'Up even half-way decent Tigers benches with notbing to do. Well, (16-15) and Barrett (1l!-1~) vs RUNS BATTED IN Stephens, Browns ...... , 20 wmn Y FOOTBAtL SCHEDULE we found that the one thing they Brecheen (9-5) and Cooper (21-8) (1) 1. Michigan opposition, had made out th!!ir ,'... . , National Le... ae (4) 2. Notre Dame schedules many 'ffionths before, American Learue Gam. of 8&&arday, Oct. %, IHS had expected when assigned to New York a't Chicago (2)-Sew­ York, Tigers ...... III Nloholson, CUb! ...... 21 Florida was to see big league ball ard (0-0) and 'East ('1-1) vs 'Der- (6) 3, Navy and there appeared to be no one Ott, Giants ...... _ ...... 1. (3) 4. Southern California :lor pbwerful little Southwestern Etten, Yankees ...... !...... 105 Hom. ..I.'W - lHI Homo players in training. ringer (9-14) a~d Warheke (3-5) Johnson, Yankees ...... 93 Northey, Philli s ...... _.. .1. (2) 5. Army to toy with. However, by filling .'l'IIILm .r r ..__ .. Soore -:ream ' "Now in California they have BrooklYn at Pllblbargh ,(2)- Natlona.l Leque (7) 6. Southwestern up 'open dates with a !few schools _" ~ South lots of movie stars and they haul "Barney (2-2) and Gregg (0-3) vs Nicholson, Cubs ...... 122 Army-COlgate DNP •.' Southern COnference them around evf!ry night from Hebert (9-11) and Brandt (3-1) (5) 7. Washington in the vicinity, they managed to El1Jott, Pirates ...... 97 Tufta-Batel . 6-0 No: Car. State.Clem.on camp to camp to entertain the or (0-0) . . (9) 8. Purdue make up a schedule of sorts. Ends Tonlrllt Cl!ccurrul~o Herman, Dodgers ...... 92 lor Holy Cro.. ~roWJI , 'U-20 V. M. I.-Davidson soldiers, but in Florida we don't PhIladelphIa at Clnc10nab (2) (19) 9. Duke Next week, the Southwestern HOME RUNS "Dr. Renault's Sec ref' Bu~JaleU-Muhlenberg DNP Virginia-V. P. I. '" have any movie stars. We want -~e (14-7) and Barrett (9-13) (17) 10. Fort Riley juggernaut will desoend upon American Leal'Ue Rochellter-c&megie Tech DNP to do something for these fellows or KImball (2-7) vs Heusser (4-3) The appearance of Fort Riley in Southern Methodist, and unless York, Tigers ...... 83 Dartmouth-COaat GllUd DNP Other Games . th d I k th t th or Beggs (5-8) and Starr (10-10) the list may come as a surprise to Southern Methodist shows a con­ COlumbia-Princeton DNP Duke-North Car. Navy ONP 10 e camps an now a e American Le&&,ue many, conSidering the team has siderably ~ter "team than it dis­ Geneva.-Lock Havel\ DNP Louistana State·R1ce 14-21 best thing we could do would be Cleveland at New York-Har- lost one game already this season. played 8i8lDst Tulsa, Southwest­ Navy-COmell _~ DNP Tul!Lne-Jo{emphia Air Tr, DNP to get t~e baseball clubs bac.k:" der (7-7) vs Breuer (0-0) [,hey dropped their opener to ern should have little trouble in Frank.·Jo{arshall-Urllnua 0-0 Soutlliw8itt {J:[,,"~m To thIS end Lang has VISIted Detroit at Boston-Newhouser Great Lakes 20-19. But any team' To1ling up at least a two touch­ Maryland-Wake Forest. DNP Southweetem Conference every club in the major leagl\es (8-16) vs Woods (4-8) Pennaylvania-Yale _. 315-8 which can roU over Lowrey field, d01Vn margin by the time the final NOW-Ends Thursday Rellllelaer-Worcester Tech 19-115 Arkan.sll.l-Tex. ChrilUan 8·13 this summer and has corrlerred St. Louis at Philadlphia-Milnar w'h IsUe blows. 'Wut Virgtnia-Vlrgibla DNP .. Oilier QIIIIM with officials in the office of de- (2-4) vs FWzles (11-14) R. I.land St.-New Hamp. 18-1. Hew ~KirtJand Field fense transportati?n and other (Only games scheduled) 1·' government agencies. ___~ . ______West So. Methodlst·N. T. A. C. DNP Western Conference Texas A. &: M.-Texas Tech 19-0 Baseball officials pOint out that here Satm·day. Purdue.lIllnois ONP the ODT asked them to train as Fritz Clausen and Rex Wagner towa.Wisconain , 6-0 Rocky Moun~ close to home as possible and that are staging Ii civilian versus V-12 Today and Wednesday Northwestern-Michigan 16-3. Utah·Arlzona 001' ,' if the clubs are to go south again contest for starting post at left Big Six Conference PaclJlo Coast to entertain the troops the moti- end. 'Henry Kraus may start at (No Il'ames scheduled) Pacific Coast COnferentl'$ vation must come from some- half back positloh Saturday. He Prices: Other Games CalUornia-So. California 7-21 where outside the major leaeues. has been showing some "!lavage Matinee Iowa Navy·Indlana 26·6 Other Gam. tackling in !the 'backfleld on tile 30c ~1nnesota-Nebraaka 15-2 re,&la't third team. IKi'a\ls is a Ne­ Oklahoma-okJa. A. 0-8 1J. C.' L. A,-Coll. Pac!Jlc DNP Nlrhta a ., To Start.as Tackle braska V-12 student. 40c BowUn~ Oreen-Ball St. Tr. 26.14 San Francisco-N~adt. 1701 Ci.mp Grant-Marquette 0-34 InteneoUonai For Cyclones in Tilt Cclllpanlcm ...... ~~-O,*Un . DNP No. Carolina-Penn State With Seahawks Sdt. "SCOTLAND y~ .. PaytOll·~ciM"ll 0·20 Gre&t lAJle.Pittl~rgh w.... NallC!y k.-, :Deniaoll-Ohio :w.. leyan DNP Ohio State-Wl8IOun John Loht . Drak~GrInn''11 . 7.. Notre Dame.Qa. Tech AMES, Iowa (AP) - Cl}lIl'Jes ~''IO'-~ XII. Wealey.-W, D1. Tr. \ 0-13 Texas-No. Dakota Kisner, 185-pound Clear Lake, NOTa-t>NP ..... did not pl&y each other' ln IH2. Iowa, lad, will be in starting po­ lIB (iusE666 sttIon right 'lI~e 1'ihen file Pre., ...... JCOIll,!"( 6, _ C,nt,,' A"ocl.tiqn) . I cyclones meet the Iowa Seahawks 666 TABLETS. SALVI, NbS! b'bPS .. ~ : 1943 TUESDAY, SEPttMBtft 28, 19-') 'fRt DAli. ~ to\\' AN. IOWA CITY. IOWA ~ Students WUI Retister who is a woman-hater. Frankie Iappear in 'I'h@ Dally Iowan. Cab Driver Charged 'House or Home?'- HOLLYWOOD- always quit other bachelors when PHYLLIS P Wedneliday for Work Ration Bard Head they married. But he ms to (Continued from page 2) On Sub-Committees have solved me in his own way. NEWlIAN CLUB With Reckless Driving Urges Householders He simply calls me 'Mister Aherne' re~ar Sermon have given you the impression Newman club wiD hold a Any student registered in the and addr es me as 'Sir,' and th meeting tonight in room 107 of she is a delicate little flower, but I am accepted. in the family." Macbride halL Bowling alleys are • following Accident university Is eligible for nomina­ To Order Oil Now no! She's the outdoor type, he reserved for th~ inte . ed In tion to membership on a Union Mid. OFFICIAL BULLETIN bowling fter the meeting. lOW teo n Reynolds, Varsity . Cab Cold weather is just around the OflheWeek Board sub-committee, which car­ (Continued from page 2) aOBEKTA WHEELAN. Th w compo.ny drivel', was brought into "I've made a hole 11) one," he rles· witb it an opportunity for corner and period five fuel oil j -8y Rev. R. M. Krueger averred, "and I love to go hunting Publklb DiJ"edM for the ountain~ ""ill be t- Police court yesterday afternoon election to Union Board itself. Any coupon expires next Friday, Oct. abd fishing. When W1! had the air­ o'clock, lor 1111 those int rested in urday and Sunday, Oct. 2 and 3, on a charge of reckless driving student interested In working on 1. R. J. Phelpsj chairman of the plane, Brian and I used to go fish ­ trying out Oct. 6. There willb<: an CRRJ rIA CrEN E at the Upmier riding t bles. alter h' cab, containIng four Iowa local war pr1Je and rationing "Do you *have * a* house or a ing from it. We could get to other­ active meeting following the open The Christian Science org niLa­ R ",'alions alld d tailed in- Navy Pl'e-F'light cadets, turned a !tUb-committee should make ap­ swim. tion will meet Wednesday. Sept. formation may had b)' c lling plication lit the main desk In Iowa board, urges all householders to bome?" was the Query of the wise inaccessible lakes, land on over and ca ught firc on North pontoons, and really fish. I love LILLIAN CA 'l'NEB 29, at 7:1~ in room 110. Schaeffer 3701. Outdoor leeping equipment Uoion before 6 o'clock tomorrow make fuel oil orders immediately. Rev. Ralph M. Krueger of the Ddoge street north ot Brown street those trips, sleeping outdoors, hik­ Preslden' hall, for a half-hour ff\'ice. All will be required by tho e partici­ Saturday night. evening. Period five coupons remaining F' t E r h L th ch h from the 1942-43 allotment may lTS ng 18 u eran urc , ing, cooking for ourselves." students and faculty are invited to pating. The group wlll Ie \'1.' from The case was continued until This announcement was made the ngineering building promptly following the last Union Board be used only through Sept. 30, ac- in his Sunday sermoh which cli­ At home the Ahernes don't cook OCIAL DANCING attend. tomorrow. cording to Phelps and new period maxed a series of three dealing for themselves. They still have the Social dancing classes will begin JANET LO L. at 5:30 p. m. You will nf'l'd to pro­ According to witnesSes and a meeting, at which new officers 1 ODe coupons as well as "consumer wit h "Christian Growth in Filipino boy, Frankie, Brian had Monday, Oct. 4, at the women's Pmllcle:nt vide mo~t of your own food, and patrolman who measured tit~ were elected. Charles SWisher, L2 ating and cooking utensIls for the Of WateHoo, w.s named president; reserve" and o\change making'" in his bachelor days. gymnasium. Tickets tor the entire Iharks on the street, the cab hit coupons are also good. Church and in the Home." "M a matter of fact," said Joan, season of 10 weeks through Dec. NlO BOARD VB- three meals. tile cUrbing on the west side of Robert Cody, A4 Of Monte Vista, The Rev. Mr. Krueger illus­ Col., vice-president, and .fane "In order to help dealers solve "Brian almost dido't marry me 10 may be obtained at a future CO~EE I Dodge street and ran wlth two their rh'anpower I\nd truck short­ trated tfle prevalence of parent for fear he might lose Frankfe, date. Further IInnouncemen will Any student interested in mak- wheels on the curbing for about 91 Shanks, C4 of Waterl06, secretary. -m age problems, delivery of as much negligence with a magazine car­ • feet, then skidded diagonally and fuel oil as must be made hit the opposite curbing 95 feet t>ossibl ~ toon portraying a bridle four­ POPEYE during the next f~w weeks. With farther down on Dodge street. Dr. Fraqk L. Love deliveries spread out over a !lome during which one lady After hitting the corn.cr of the \6I\ger );>eriod of time, every per­ apologizeii, "Sorry to breaJi: this Albina Zeithamel residence lit 929 son who heats by qll wllL be rea­ up, girls, DUt the paper hanger N. Dodge street, the car stopped Named Benefit Head sonably certain of having some was giving Junior hu. 2 o'clock about 52 feet from the east Burb­ fuel oil by the time the first cold feeding, and I must be back for ing., Dr. 'E'rank L. Love, c6h1mandet wave hits. Therefore, it is Unport~ his 5 o'clock." This is a sad com­ No one in the cab was injured. of the local American Legion post, ant that residents make arrange­ mentary, but is only Indicative nf The cadets climbed from the cab has been named chairman of the Ihents now for deliveries," said obe of the symptOms of our age, which had caught fire, through Ii committee in charge of the army Phelps. the Rev. Mr. Krueger said. "It back window. The flames were emergency relief benefit perform­ Several cases h;\,ve been re­ seems harsh to say mothers and extinguished by firemen who were ance of ((This Is The Army," which jected by the board because of in­ fathers are not Concerned about tailed immediately. will be presented at the Englert eligibility under ration regula­ their families, but the truth of The speed of the cab aiter it hit theater, Thursday night, Oct. 7. tions. It is advised, therefore, thai it is obvious when we are con­ the curbing was estimated as " 50 Meh!becl of tbe junior chamber persons buying used and replace­ fronted with . breakdowns of ..~ miles an hour if it was going a ot COmmerce will assist with ticket ment equipment for heating pur­ homes all over the world.h mile," by George Pickering, 829 sales, Dr. Love announced yester­ poses should contact the local Grimness of DeUDqllenC1 ' ( N. Dodge street, who witnessed the day. Ralph Erbe, junior chamber ratioh board before such P4r­ "We look grimly at Nazi Ger­ .. cab hit the west curbing. of commerce ticket sa'les chairman, chases are made. They may th'en many as they rear children as R~yn olds is being represented said that tickets were available at tind 'out whether they are eligible wards of the state. We shudder by Atty. Frank F. Messer. Towner's, Strub's, Bremer's, Yet­ for a fuel oil ration to be used in as juvenile delinquency in Eng­ ter's, First Capital National bank, the equipment. land and yet our own mortality BLONDIE Iowa State Bank and Trust com­ delinquency has increased 56 % in Instructors' Meeting pany, Whetstone's, Racine's No. I, children betweeh the ages of 12 Iowa-lIUnols Gas and Electric and 16. It's hard to realile that Draws 125 Teachers company, Hotel Jefferson, Iowa Prof. R. H. Ojemann seventeen mil1ioo children have Dr u g store, and the VarSi ty, never had a Christian ed\tc!atfen," One hundred twenty-live John­ Englert and Strilnd theaters. AHends PTA Meeting the minister commented. "Ew­ Tickets for the benefit perform­ 'dences lh o\1r owh country are son county rural and town ele­ ance, 'the entire proceeds of which mentary school teachers attended will go to the army emergency PrOf. Ralph H. Ojemann of 'he always more CiiflicUlt to realize." All these things tend to make the teacher's institute which was relief, are $1.10, $2.20, and $3.30. child welfare department attended held from 9 until 4 o'clock yes­ the board meeting of the National us understand the special effort terday in the courthouse. Congress of Parent-Teachers at we must make to 8U! aWl the Another meeting will bc held at Hotel Shermnn in Chi c ago home, and make it the essence 9 a.m. Saturday in the court­ Commissibn Exten~s Wednesdar through Saturday of of good liVing. house for work on arithmetic. , last week. In considering the ways in Kate Skinner, demonstrator fIlr Iowa Trout Season State presidents and national which a house can become a Ginn and Company, will instruct. chairmen of the P . T. A. were home, th~ Rev. Mr. Krueger listed Demonstration work in second six which n\.ig t be meditated and Iowa's trout season, which was present to take part in the panel and third grade reading and discussions. Professor Ojemann is acted upOn. scheduled to close at 9 o'clock Tied With Church science was given yesterday by Thursday night, Sept. 30, has been national chairman ot parent edu­ Olive Pearl Ritter of Iowa City. cation and a member of the na­ First, a home must be tied up extended 30 days, according to an tlENRy She also discussed the new state announcement by the state conser­ tional publications committee. in the church if it is going to be CARL ANDERSOf1l course of study on reading and vaUon commission. Among the recommend.ationS meal. ~t there is no 'Spiritual me, science in the primary grades. The season has been held open suggested and planned are the fol­ hOn'le is ah empty shelter of What Prof. C. A. Fullerton, a member until 9 p. m. Oct. 31, because fish­ lowing: it might be. The Rev. Mr. Krueger of the faculty at Iowa State eries employes, after an investi­ (1) Parents should discuss de­ reminded his congregation that Teachers college in Cedar Falls, gation, have revealed that there is linquency problems with chtldten, this is not personal or re11gious showed methods oC teaching rural a large carryover of trout in Iowa and the opinions of adolescents sentiment but is coupled with school 80ngs. streams. and adults should be integrated; actual statistics trom the federal After the meeting school sup­ "Because of high water and (2) High llChool students would bul'efl.u of investigation, whicb plies were gi ven to the teachers, stream fluctuation," the report benefit greatly from course.. in stl\tes, "the greatest factor of help and Mrs. Mabel B. Johnson, John­ said, "trout fjshing during 1943, human devel0l=lmeht and behavior; for boys and girls Is the churcb." son county nurse, distributed as in 1942, has been spotty. Many (3) Parents and teachers should Second, a home muSt be a 1 health charts and booklets. of the trout streams are now clear tind out interests and l'otentialities haven for all who go there. "The All elementary schools in the and nre in better fishing condition of children and help them to take folks, encouragement, rest, and a county, with the exception of than they have been during most part in worthwhile activities; ('4) sofa yoll can put your feet on, Iowa City schools, were closed of the season. Students shOUld be given opportu­ ate slime of the things the :fellows yesterday. "In spite of the fllct that more nities to exercise good jUdgment who are in battle are remember- than 125,000 legal-sized trout are tl11'OUg\1 sound ~binking, especially ing about home." ' stocked each year, fishing has since the post-war world will de­ Local State Guards mand able thinkers. Resllonsibility is the minister's been below par," it was pointed third requirement for building tI Build Supply Room, out. real home. Frequently, ne said, Counters in Armory Fishing reports show that fish­ parents make the mistake of not ing was considered good in all WSUI , toPreleht New requiring that children share re­ trout waterS during only three . New counters and a new supply Latin-Amerita Series ~ponsibilities, and children fail room are being built in the state weeks of the scheduled season. to grow up realizing the intri­ guard section of the Iowa City Fewer trout fishermen have ap­ Each Tuesday Evening cacies of molding a model holme. armory, 925 S. Dubuque street. peared on the stream~ this year, Fourth, a home must be built Slate guard men are donating their and even these were, tor the most A new series of programs part, local "old faithfuls." 01\ ideals. The Worl~ly things are time {or the work. entiUed "Understanding L a tin far from being the most instru­ The plans for the counters and America" will be presented over mental in constructing a home supply room were drawn up by K. of C. Will Hold W~UI each Tuesday evening at 8 of real happiness. Capt. Earl J. Gifford, Corp. Leo O'clock. 'The programs will be e S&ew.n1shlp E. Sullivan and Corp. Herbert W. Dance Thursday Night follow-up of the conference on "Practicing stewardship is th'e Taylor. The blueprints w ere inter-Amerlcatt affairs held on the fifth ingredient in a happr home­ drawn by Sullivan. The Knights of Columbus, Mar­ campus last June. ma,king recipe. This leads us to The armory, built in 1937, was q.uette courtcil 84-2, will hold a Prof. nse P. Leas of the R~ originally planned lor both cavalry dance Thursday night. at the club­ realize fully how mUch we are mance languages aellartment will hot our own, and our re'spoI\Si­ and hospital units, but since the house. 328 E. Washington street. be featured on the til'st proil'am outbreak of the war and the call The dance, trom 9 to 12 midnight, this evening when Professor Laas billty rest! 1n our frIends, and oui' God. Life begit\s fo ~1fSu1ne i\s of the national guard to active will feature a local orchestra, and will discuss ''The Heritage of th~ duty, the building has been used special guests will be the wives of Mayas in Mexico." trU'e meaning when we follow by the IOwa Stale Guard and the club members. One phase of Latin America will PaUl, who ~aid, 'I li~ iYe4 not Iowa Navy Pre-Fllght school, the The entertainment committee in­ be discu8Bed each Tuesd~ by a I, but Christ liveth io me.''' Navy Pre-Flight school occupying cludes Klitus Hogan, chairman, different 'University professor in ,/ Finally we must have trust, the cavalry end of the buildiDi for Bernard W. Sheridan and Ray order to help the American in the key to a Christian life. Trust practice pu rposes. Gibson. understanding Latin America. cannot be adequately discussed, but its signiflcance is brollgh't out by tYing it up with the other five ronstltutents of Ii hotne. If We sum­ marize them In ot"der, lh c6her­ ence with: ~urtfl, beven, re­ owan s~ohsibility, 'ldeilli, ~hi\tlan!!lbrt'l, Daily I and trust, ~ fiftd tltel flnt ...... 31 tW ...... • .20 .. ¥ .. * .. • lett$- of each word combines tv * * * ----,~:--S-m-O-N-W-AN1'm--::---~ speR l::hrist in whom we find all WANTED thll\gSl Christ can t~~ meBft in CLASSIFIED if oUr homes that which is strength ADVERTISING F'AMILY LAUNDRY. Dilll t486. EXPERT COOK and ho~keepiet' . .. wants positi01l ih Iowa Cit~ o.u for t'omorrow ancl tor every to­ RATE CARD LAUNDRY-Shirts 9c. Flatfinlsh 242'1'3 Cedar Rapids or write DaUy morrow. Living ish~ jtiB\ some­ thing we do ourselve~, but I: 'C }lound. Dial 3762. Longstreth. Iowan box ~2G. CASH RATE through hiM we cah 'do t~ job 1 or 2 dayl-'- Wanted.....plumbinc and heating. INSTRUC'tJON betteI'. We ClIft pial\, ahC! build, and lDc per Une per da1 Larew Co. D1al 9681. Imagine, thereBy -!!treh~g BOOM .AIfI) lOAN) BY GENE AHERN 3 consecutive dan- DAN C E INSTRUCTION -" tal1, ~ bonds of. ~'ft thllt ....till elways '1c per lIne per dQ WHO DOES IT ballroom and ballet. !ratriet slaha the strain of daily Uving." • conseeutive da~ Wai,sb. Disi 5126. 1JOo\ .. ·WHlLE I'M ~ IIc per line per cIQ WOOL BLANKETS cl_hoM. 1 IN -me FIN"NCIAl­ Imontb- GUBl'llnteed no Ihrlnkage. New Brown s Commerce Cbmce OISTRICT 'ElICH ~ 4c per llne per dQ ~e.. Laundry• . Dial 4177. Iowa City's Accredited 'HE.RE ARE ClfdllE5 -!'1al.lre II words to l1De­ , ~ School HERE. 'lW\, WIU. NEII'D MInImum Ad-2 lJmII Jtoo~ fOR RENT Established rUt ",.TeNOING !.... "fC1OI« , t Day Sebool Night ~chb61 IS RU8B1SH FOR RENT - Comfortable large "Open the Year 'Round" C~,·~" CLA8SIFIED DISPLAY single room In quiet home. Close Dial 4682 . 510E 1lII'\T "M! 1100 col. inch in. Dl.al 4932. , '.. ., l\J',AAEL. 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_ fURNIl'URE • MOVINGt Machine Work and Boolcbe;Uac Enroll l'tow. tall CtIlHl DIAL 4191 MAHER BROS. TRANSFER Begin Sept. 7 For Etf1clent J'urnlture lIovin1 AIk About Our' Iowa City Use The DAILY IOWAN WAIDBOIB' _va Commercial College DIAL - 9~96 - blAt WANT ADS DIAL 4191 Dial 78&t I PAGE BDt THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY. IOWA TUE~AY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1943 •

Police Confiscate liquor, Slot Machines,

saved 45 percent more lives tban parking at certain appointed times. •Garter Snakes Bask • Capt. David C. Hanrahan Marjorie Noyv leads I the ordinary type pulml?tor The appointment of Roscoe T~)'­ I In Iowa Sunshine Cily Council Postpones Rep~rt wblch the cit)' Is now borrow­ ]01' to fill the vacancy on the zon­ Cap Inr from the Iowa-illinois Gas ing and piannlng committe was ." In Bond Sellmg Race Taking advantage of the "sum­ and Electric company. The city approved. This position was tor­ mer" weather, two garter snakes, OWDI no Inhalator 01 its own. mer'ly llUed by George A. Clark, Orders B.lueJackets Club Closed With $21,618.25 Total residen ts of the old tree stump on On Beer Permit for ~V.F.W. The purchase of the resuscitator '6re whose term expires May I, 1945. the parking east of the Alpha Chi was end<5rsed by the fire depllr\- Two hours after local police Omega sorority house on East . ment. There are 3,500 such ma- Mayor Teeters remined the councll Montgomery Ward Uniformed Members I confiscated 29 cases of illicit li­ Alaskan Pipeline Washington street, have been sun­ 7ulfllled all reqU1re~ents for the chines in use in the country, and of the importance of this commit­ quor and seven slot machines from Employe More Than ning themselves afternoons the last Of Organization Issuance of a beer lIcense, and a an estimated 150 in Iowa. tee in "looking forward and plan­ ALLT the second floor of the Paul-Helen $11 ,000. Ahead few days. letter of commendation to the local Space Needed ning for the future of Iowa City." The gre building on E. Washington street Probably anticipating hiberna­ Present at Meeting post written by a state V.F.W. of- The problem of additional space The members of the zoning and aged fie last night, Capt. David C. Hanra­ tion and a good, long, cold winter, ticial. needed for stUdents at the Iowa planning committee, in addition to i110 red I Marjorie Novy of Montgomery the snal