.AriON CALENDA& PROCESSED FOODS blue slamp. A8 Ihrouill Z8 and AS. Book • valld Inde!lnJtel)': MEAT red stamps A8 through Z8. book 4 Cooler VlUd Indllflnllely. SUGAR stamp 30. 31. 32, book 4 valJd Indefi­ nitely; stamp 40 for .annlna sugar expires Feb, 28. 1945: SHOE ," stamP. airplane slamp 1 and :I book 3 vaJld Inde/lnllely: GASO­ IOWA: Fair, warmer. LINE A-II coupon valid throulh Sep!. 21. I ... ; FUEL OlL period THE DAILY IOWAN -- • • &. vaUd lbrou,h Sept. 30. I ... ; period I valid through Aug. 3t. 9 mlln, 1114. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper Eliza's In thil t1VE CENTS rUI ASSOOIATED .&11111 IOWA CITY. IOWA THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1944 VOLUME XLIV NUMBER 244 t two In ~ DrtraYal y dust. n, true. Allied Troops Near I firmly · N St' L R d Ad 22 Mel e · I neatly Amerlcans ear ., 0 KeyShi"ppingPort~ es vance' I es 'n mono t down :ing into lk soltle s. lit parls Coionel ,worker, er. iHectUal By-Passed Nip FQrces ! Higgins, I At a Glance- Nazis Suffer sitting (ounler. Attack :;~~ ~ii~::i:: L:::tl'n:~g:i~ ~!~~~ looking west coast port, and from the same Tod I Laamch Escape AHack Ie more I distance were hurling shells into 'lOY 5 Irk only Hammer Spearhead the shipping center of Ancona on Heavy Losses Iins the I In New Guinea Trap a brief Within Three Miles the Adriatic sea, at the opposite 10' won end of the 150-mile batlie line. Of Strategic Lessay Desperate Jap Units German Radio Warns perhapS, American light armored units ,een the blasted forward two miles against Attempt to Break Fighting May Reach :ked the SUPREME HEADQUAR- strong German resistance and cap­ Russians gain* 22* miles* in two­ Starvation Pocket Own Territory Soon 'en Col. TERS, Allied Expeditionary Force, Thursday (AP)-Unitcd tured the enemy stronghold of day Baltic drive. n. ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD­ LONDON, Thursday (AP )­ Iy Slates storm troops attacking CastigiionceLlo, eight airline miles Rus'ian troops have broken other of under one of the deadliest artil­ down the coast Crom Livorno, Yanks smash Nazi counter-at­ QUARTERS, New Guinea, Thurs­ I through Gcrman defenses be­ eet Eng­ lery barrages of the war cup­ while Polish troops who (/lstin-I tack aimed at splitting Ameri­ day, (AP)-Forty-flve thousand particu­ tW'ed points within one mile can ofCensive near St. Lo. by passed Japan e have launched tween Polot k and Pakov on a guished themselves in the bloody Dew miles wide erform_ and a half of the mid-Normandy a desperate attempt to break out frout 93 aud Cassino fighting closed into ac- American casualtlcs .in Saipan captUred mOre than 1,000 places but she citadel of St. Lo yesterday and of a British New Guinea pocket in ld easy curate artillery range of Ancona's conquest highest of any single in a two-day advance of at least also hammered a spearhead to which they havi been entrapped I ng was within two and a quartel' miles fortifications. I ground action in the entire Pa- 22 miles, Premier Stalin an­ Nazi RetreaL Predicted : cWc campaign. si nce last April, headquarters an- nounced la t night. intensifying ,ears in of Lessay, west coastal anchor of the collapsing German flank. Possession of the two ports nounced Wednesday. the tJtreat of di aster for all Higgins' would enormously assist the allied Japs trapped in northern Dutch T he J apanese, I'emnan t s of t h e Nazi fOI'ces in the Baltica. Charging through hedgerows I New Guinea launch desperate ~ bit of armies in their impending assault Wewak-Trapped 18th army Com- More than 7,000 G e r man S simply Bnd across fields littered with escape attempt. of were killed and some 1,500 l, hands Elite German parachutists who I,Ipon the Nazis' Gothic line" de- mander by Gen. Hatazo Adachi, LIEUT (J.g.) Alexandcr Vraciu fenses-supposedly the last strong d th' k" h . t taken prisoner in a single day's All the I I opene ell' 5 ImlS es agatns IEast , Ind., called the "Joe had been hurled into the lines natural barrier left to the ehemy mitC I fighting on the ' new front, the ,utraged in an unsuccesful effort to halt short of the Po river line near A er can asua les Americ~n veterans of the Buna F9SS' of carrier fighter pilots, is n came early morning supplement to the them, the American infantrymen the top of the Italian boot. and Saidor campaigns Monday shown aboard ship during opera- j weU­ (A dispatch from Zu1"ich, Switz- night along the Driniumor river tlons off Saipan. DurIng the big Soviet communique said, as Gen. stage is were aided by a consuming ar­ Number 15,053 Andrei I. Yeremenko's Second erland, yesterday quoted a dipJo- 21 miles east of American-oc- light he Ifot six Ja" planes in a Higgins tillery fire which smashed Ger­ Baltlc army began battering the malic source , , U sal poo- G Id British and Canadians blunted ough to furious 0 p p 0 S I ti 0 n above the QUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR, sibly only half of them were com- quoted a German broadcast as repeated German counter-thrusts of planes launohed for Saipan, which has sillce been completely taken 0 person­ over by Yank troops. The attack began with a fighter bomber strike enemy-held town o( Lajatico, I (AP)-Conquest of strategic Sai- bat troops. "Non-combat forces saying-and it was considered hugging in the Caen sector. and was followed by dive bombers and torpedo aUaeks. which had been by-passed. Ger-I pan Island in the western Pacific also undoubtedly have been press- posible that the Reds might be (. 'New Strategy' man counter-a Hacks were de- coast 15,053 American casualties- ed into service," he added. P t fighting on the Reich's own terri- :s Miss Some 200 t rap p e d Germans scribed as'both frequent and fierce 2,359 killed, 11,481 wounded and Starve to Dedh a ymen tory by the end of the week. NiLh the were wiped out nortb of st. Lo, and there was no Indication the 1,2i3 missing-Navy Secretary Asked why the Japanese were Americ(ln- ~ of her (German broadcasts of reports Japs Arrest Church Yanks had made any real pr6gress Forrestal announced Wednesday in launching the attack, the spokes- Rail Junetton Captured ceo from f(ont line Nazi correspon­ ln the past 24 hours. Washington. man said, "They 10sII if they sit, )(...... In a special order of the day ,1' liked dents termed the allied barrage The Nazis now arc using the This total, the highest of any pecause thoy'll tarve to death." BRETTON' WOODS, N. 11. CAP) Stalin said the new offensive was ~w more the heaviest ever encountered, and Groups in Philippines grellfest concentrations of artll- single ground action In the Pacific, The 15J)Okesman said the Jap- -Quotas' for the nations partici- launched today west and north- d be a saId the grinding down of German I Aerial lery they have yet employed in was far exceeded by the losses in- anese .llher were trylng to break pating in the proposed world rear concentrations and communi­ Italy, including many guns' cap- flicted on the Japanese Garriso'1. through to the Dutch New Guinea monetary fund were reported west of and had Army of Occupation Record Prisoner Bag northwest coast near Manokwari, WDdnesday as almost ready for captured the important railway cations by both artillery and allied I tured on other fronts, This ):>Ian- , " or to some point between the .. .ir power presented "a strategy Charges Missionaries ket of fire, together with the Ger- F~~restal said pr.obably 95 pe~- American bleachheads at Hol- presentation to the United Nations junction of , 22 miles east utterly new in the history of war­ Armada man soldiers' willingness to fight cent of the defending force, e~tI- landia and Aitape, which are 125 Monetary conference, with the of the Latvian border, as well as With Subversiv'e Acts J fare," ...... is making the allied advance a ~ated at ~ore than 20,000, ,died miles apart. the only Nation other large towns and railway sta- (While the Berlin broadcasts ap­ SAN FRANCISCO, (AP)-Sen- slow and grinding business. 10 the futlle, defe?s~ of SaIP~n. What the trapped Japanese may holding up the parade. tions In the area. parently were prompted in ex­ LONDON CAP)-The vicinity of Prisoners said G e r man gun That Island IS wlthm bo~b1Og not know is that should some ot Possible Reduction The radio and press planation of axis reverses in N01'­ saHonal charges, topped by espion- Munich, vilal rail hub serving both crews had been instructed to Lire ;ange of Tokyo and already IS be- them push past the An'1eriean A conference spokesman admU- dispatches to British papers sub- mandy they neverthless confil'med age, have been lodged by the the HaHan and Russian fronts, was until their shells were exhausted lIlg used by American fighter beachheads at Aitape, Hollandia ted Wednesday there still was sequently reported that the drive Jap e of cc 1'0 d th t d h planes, , . , some misunderstanding between had penetrated westward as that allied air power had made it anes army o· upa In , attacked by American h e a v y an en 0 estroy t e weap?o,s. Forrestal's report followed a,nd MafflD ~ay, they Will find the Soviet Union and the United almost impossible for the Germans against American religious work- bombers for the second straight Almost everywhere along the flOnt . kl . 'e t b Ad httle shelter 10 ndrthern Dutch States over the amount of Gold much as 30 miles against fierce to exert their full strength in Nor­ ers in the Philippines according the enemy guns are planted on qUlc y an announc men y m. . N G' resistance. The Moscow commun- • N' day yesterday as a fleet of more h' h g d d ' t' g d d Chester W. Nimitz that Japanesc ew Ulnea. should pay as part of her ique supplement said the 10 coun- mandy because of damaged roads, 10 to a broadcast from the ippon~' tha 1 200 BrI·tal'n based Fly!' ng Ig roun oml. na ,roa s an prl'soneI's of war on Sal'pan al- su b scrip't' Ion t 0 th e s t a bil'Iza tIon' ter-attacks by reinforced German railways and rolling stock. "By controlled Manila Radio Sta tIOn, n , ~ ! paths along which alU.ed forc,es ready exceded 1,000. That al..lo Japs Slash Forward fund. Russia wants a reduction in divisions were repulsed as the So- day our Corces go to death," said The broadcast said all United Fortresses and Liberators un- must a d van c e. AmerIcan uDlts was a record for any sl'ngle camp. N . d h b b I K t D • her gold payment, contending she viet forces smashed toward Lat- the Berlin reference to allied ar­ r .atlons Missionaries an ot er loaded at le~st ~,600 ~ons of om,s pushing ~irect1y up tbe west coast aign in the Pacific. n wan,g ung rive will need as much gold a:s possible tillery and air power. "By night Religious workers in the Islands on commuDlcatlO n~ l10ks and vaTl- toward Livorno are under parbcu- Carriers Strike Guam to help pay for her war devasta- via. Berlin Radio Active they move ... by devious ways." ) were rounded up during the past OUB other target.s Important ,to the larly ~eavy .and accurate fire New carrier task fprce strikes CHUNGKING, (AP)- Japanese tion. The German position on the Eisenhower Communl~ue week and thrown into a civilian enemy., . ' from htlls whIch reach almost to Monday at Guam and Rota, in the tr?ops .have slashed forwar~ 25 Quota Schedule whole 500-mile front became so G e n era I Eisenhower's 11:30 prison camp. The AmerIcans, attackmg by m- the sea. Marianas soutb of Saipan were miles 10 the Kwangtung prov1Oce The Russians have asked Mos- patently hopeless that the Berlin o'clock communique last night said Freedom Abused str';lment.s through hea~y clouds reported by Nimitz. The~e at- drive seeking to close a vise on cow for instructions on the gold radio began preparing the people o "steady allied pressure in all main The Japanese said these Catholic which obscured observat!on of the Ch G I (I tacks rounded out nearly a week Ithe Canton-Hankow railroad, but question, and the spokesman said for a large-scale withdrawal. areas of activity continued to force and Protestant Missionaries and resul~, met no German flgh~e. r op- mese' ams ear Of sustained action, suggestive of the ~hin~se contained ~he ~orth. - Wednesday the United States had "It is obvious," said a Berlin the enemy slowly back. AlHed Religious workers had "Abused" pos!tJ~n but r.an through 10tense • pre-invasion softening up, against ern Jaw m Hunan prov1Oce l~ the "very strongly requested" the their temporary freedom of movc- antt-alrcraft ftre over t, he target those ;"lands, face of gas attacks, the Chmese military spokeman in a broadcast, gains have been small but wide­ L d SIR· oa d ~ Soviet delegation to get the matter ·'that the front cannot remain as spread and the enemy suHered ment S by engaging in ESPiOn~g~ area and 26 bombers f~lled to re- e 0 Upp Y Nimitz report on Japanese High Command declared Wednes- cleared up so that the wrok of the it is. There are two alternatives. considerable losses in abortive and ubversive Propaganda t a turn. No planes were, ost ,from a _____ prisoners included operations day.. conference could proceed. One is a large-scale counter-offen- counter-attacks." endangerecl the safely of the army strong force of escorting fighters. SOUTHEAST ASIA COMMAND through Monday. As the cleanup Tbe left wing of the Japanese The Monetary Fund commission sive and the other the adaption of In one German. counter-attack of occupallon., . They further al- AlS? for the second stral~ht day, HEADQUARTERS, Kandy, Ceylon continued, the total was exoected force forming the southern jaw of of the . co.nfere1\ce is scheduled to the entire front to new lines. northwest of imperilled St. Lo the leged the religIOUS workers ~ad. A.mencao heaVies based 10 Italy (AP)- The juncture of the Chi- to be increased. Undoubtedly the giant pincer moved west of meet today to receive the schedule Since we are on the defensive in Nazis lost 20 tanks Tuesday, and att~~~ted, through Sub~erstve hit soutbern France. UJ? to , 500 nese 22nd and 38th divisions there still were many Japanese the vital railway and reached a of quotas, among other things, the east the second alternative . ainnen on that day destroyed or achvlltes, to upset cooperatIOn be- bombers escorted by Llghtrungs about seven miles west of Mog- hiding out in caves and on wood- point 12 miles from strateglCall,- ad it was indicated that if the .Is the one to be applied," damaged 31 of Marshal Erwin tween .Japanese aut~orities , and I a~d Mustangs bombed rail targets aung road and given the .Allies ed ridges. important .Yingtak. . . Soviet quota is not decided, her Advancinc Soviets Rqrnmel's hoarded armor. The al­ the NI?~on,-Pu~,pet Republic of With good results. control of approximately 300 miles Although organized resistance The Chmese commuruque said part of the quota line up may be The vanguard of this mighty the PhlltpPlnes. , Over the Normandy battle zo~e of the new Ledo supply road to on Saipan had ended last Satul'- that J~panese gas attacks w,ere left blank. oUensive was reported already lied communique said more than lr to German tanks were knocked Tt~e brofadthca s ~, said a!.t thliegJ?ro- het~V~t CiObUd sf a·gladin thampetredt tah China, it was announced Wednes- day, there was biUer fighting !llade.!n tt~e He.ntghyang oU tslklrts The United States, it was under- within 50 miles of east Prussia per les o. e enemy re 10US ae IVI y ,ut al e 0 pro ec e day. I when isolated enemy groups were In c, onJunc ton WI an aer Ia and stood, "is ' not very enthusiastic" Qut by ground action alone Tues­ g t dJ th G f ltd d till b b d t and the German communique ,day. or anlza Ions . suppose y e e~mans ue s or~i . an ,roa A communique (rom Adm , Lord located. Nimitz reported one ar . ery om ar men. about the reduction in the gold yesterday placed "the advancing Assault Spreads scores of Churches, Co~vents, transPor~ from Cast'~I.ttmg uruts ,of Louis Mountbatten's headquarters marine regiment alone killed 711 percelltage of the tund subscrip- Soviets" west of Atytus in Lithu- Sc~~ols~ and Monasteries 10 the the Allt';d ~xpedltl?nary A I r said that other Chtnese tl.oops Nipponese troops Mohday in mop- Bulletin tion. The Americans moving on St. Phlhpplnes were turned over to FOl'ce which, It was dIsclosed yes-\ h tak 'I' ' t p. ping up activities STRAWBERRY POINT, IOWA, ania, 33 miles south Kaunas and Lo made their biggest strides dur­ the "Bureau of Religious Affairs terday, dumped more than 27,000 dave en u,p p~s~ons'g~t y.\n- . (AP)- Mrs. John Robbins, about within 27 miles of the strategically ing the day east of the fortress of the RepUblic," tons of bombs on the eneT(lY in :e~t_s:~t1~:~~~fe Mo;~ung,m~;~ 55, was found in hel' home Wed- Streamliner Derailed vital railway linking east Prussia city, which is a seven-way road After th ~ Japanese .army took June. Chinese units have made local Uo Mexl"co Agree nesday severely beaten and with a MAX MEADOWS, VA. CAP)- and , capital of Latvia. Junction, St. Andre-de l'Epine, over the city of Manila Jan. 2, . . th th t M .tk ' SI, bullet wound in the head and her Fodr cars on the Tennessean, Hand-Io-band fighting in the • German stronghold three miles 1942, ' ,a bou t 500 MISSlonanes" ' an d B u U e tin gamsthe last 10 of e threesou anorth YI Burmayms, 0 T rt t" h us b an, d 62 , was d'lScovere d a crack southern ral'lwaY stream- streets of Wilno continued for the northeast of St. Lo and just north Rehgl.ous workers, most ,of them LONDON, THURSDAY (AP)- Bastions still pal'Uy in Japanese n ranspo aIon, short time later hanging in the line~, were derailed here Wednes- fifth day as the Russians sought of the St. Lo-Bayeux road, wa:s ~me~lcan s" wel'e per,nutted to The German News Agency DNB. hands. American planes have barn at his farm home near day, tearing up several hundred to annihilate the Germans trapped captured as the troops went on lIVe , m thel~ own rellgJOus com- in a Berlin broadcast, announced bombed an airfield at Lashio, ter- Economl"c Programs Mederville, Iowa. yards of track. The cars did not there. Berlin said the Nazi garri- IDd spread their assault lines in p?~nds outside the Santo Tomas today the death of Edouard Her- minal of the Burma road, Mrs. Robbins was reported in a I overturn and no injuries to pa~- son in Wiino was being supplied the fields below the spires of an­ CIVilIan prison camp, riot, former French Premier. The position oC battered Jap- critical condition, sen gel'S were reported. from the air. Cient St. Lo. anese forces remaining in eastern WASHINGTON, (AP)-Sec- Operations Widen The village of Le Calvaire, three · did b . feLary of State Hull and Mexican F' C • S I Fitting in with the Russian plan London Landmarks Hit- I n dla was ec are eCQmmg Irst , ampalgn a vo- {or the quickest possible victory in . and one-half miles east of St. Lo rapJ'dly worse A strong enemy Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla on the road to Bayeux, also was . the drive for east Prussia and the ' force was routed near C,hepu, announced in a joint statement captured, as well as St. Pierre-de­ southwest of Ukhrul, Mountbat- Wednesday that they had agreed GOP BI t P -0 t Balties, Yeremenko's fresh as- ' Semilly, three mUes from St. Lo ten's communique said, and casu- on transporation and economic as en sault foreshadowed ever-widening and 800 yards south of the Bayeux Robot Bombs Return alties were heavy on both sides programs and found themselves s res. operations that soon may bring road. there. Enemy escape routes lead- "in complete accord on aLL into action all of the Soviet forces Nazi WUhdrawal LONDON, Thursday (AP) ­ indicating they w ere be i n g Ing south from Ikhrul have been questions discussed." ALBANY, N. Y. (AP)- Repub- the presidents announcement. northward to and thence to TlIe plunge southward Indicated Coming from varyi ng directions, iaunched from pOints along the blocked at many points. Padilla left by train Wednesday licans fired their first campaign Reading from a prepared state- Narva, aimed at wiping out all for Mexico, after spending six ment, previously seen by Dewey, remaining German occupation of \ an American effort aimed at cut­ Hitler's "comet" bombs continued coast of Belgium, approximately salvo at President Roosevelt yes- . , Un, the roads leading Into St. Lo to blast bi ts of London and south­ days in the Capital talking with Brownell said: pre-war Soviet territory. from the southeast and south. ern England by daylight yesterday 150 miles from London. Minor Earthquake Felt President Roosevelt, Hull and terday, more than a week in ad- "Mr. Roosevelt is the first of 32 The southern flank of Yere- Nearly 11 miles northwest ot atter the capi tal had enjoyed its The second straight bomb-free In Weltern Montana other off.icials. vance of. his expected nomination presidents of the United States to menko's forces linked with the St La Americans sloshing through second straight raid-free night. night brought speculation that the "To the limit of our wartime for a fourth term, with an asser- ciaim that the title of commander-I right wing of Gen. Ivan C. Bag- . fiOOded lowlands captured most abilitYl every effort shall be made tion he was using his title of com- in-chief makes him a soldier and ramian's First Baltic army north- • Deaths came by ones and twos Nazis had decided their terror I HELENA. MONT'j CAB)-A 01 the village of "ndre de-Bohon, as houses and shops were demol­ weapon was more effective in the minor earthquake was felt here at by the United States to continue mander-in-chief to "perpetuate to use that title as a pretext to east ot and extended the five miles south ot Carentan, and Ished by the spray of explosives, daytime, when Londons' popula- 1:30 p. m" CMWT) WednCl!day, to provide transportation facilities himself" in offica. perpetuate himself in political oI- active battle front on the east to alao pusbed cioser to Peders as but more serious recent incidents tion was out and about, than at I but no damage was reported. for the movement of essential National Republican Chairman fice." approximately 500 miles. they forced an outright wlthdraw~ were disclosed with the official night when the streets are com· At Hamllton, in western MOnt­ goods to Mexico, while Mexico will Herbert Brownell Jr., put that in- Nov. 4, 1940, Mr. Roosevelt In less than three weeks of the ai of German linea around Lessay announcement that bombs had hit parative]y empty and many per- ana, a tremor of slight duration make every eUort, on her part, to terpretation upon the president's made this statement-'You will mighty Soviet summer offensive on the west coast.. such famous London landmarks as sons are in bomb shelters. was reported at 1:50 p. m. reduce the strain on United States statement that, if renominated by have a new president in 1944,'" Red troops already had smashed German tank losses mQunted to the Royal Free hospital in Gray's One of the missiles which The Earthquake here brouaht to transportation facilities," it was the national Democratic conven- Brownell continued, adding: the Germans back beyond the pre­ 184. These were all destroyed In Inn road, Warner Brothers movie smashed a house and killed its 2,715 the number felt since added, tion at Chicago next week, he "When he said that, he was w~r Russian frontier aU the way the last few days by the allies, but stUdios at Teddington, and Aus­ lIccupant today came in on a long, October of 193~. The two governments agreed to would accept as a "good soldier," right." trom the Pripyat marshes north Officer. at Gen. Sir Bernard L. traUa house and Aldwych house, slow, silent glide, giving ' no ad- At Boise, Idpho. nousewives said "discourage trade barriers whlch Brownell, who met reporters Brownell emphasized the state- to the vicinity of the Latvian bor~ MOItttomery'. h e a d qUa r t e rB at the eastern end of the Strand, vance warning, an apparent re- some dishes wert! shaken from may unduly interfere with the after con fer e n c e s with Gov. ment was his own, but said Gov- der, and the new assault extended warned that Marahal Rommel's It was noted that an increas­ tinement. Ordinarily the robots cupboards and thllt windows rat­ economic development of Mexico Thamas E. Dewey, RepubUcan ernor Dewey had persued it with- this campaign into the stretch ot 11"Itlored unit, ltill were tormid~ Inl number of the robots were roar In u~til their en;inea stop tied W~ shocks were felt in and trade between the two Ipresidential nominee, was asked out comment during breakfast at land to which the Nazis have able. coming from an easterly direction, and then dIve steepl1 to ear~ we" c:~ Idaho at 1:3+ p. m. ' countrie,." whether he had anT COmD\eDt em ~ executive mansion, c1uns north and south ot Pskov, ',AGETWO 'fHB DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1944

r--___---.;"P,.:;.IN..:.;C::.::ER~S MOVEMENT'" THE DAILY IOWAN AHack-Bound Ships On and Off Campus- OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN Publlshed every morning except Monday by Student Publications Change Course; Incorporated al126-130 Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. Opinion-- Board of Trustees: WUbur L. Schramm, A. Craig Baird, Kirk H. Porter, Paul E. Olson, Jack Moyers, Jeanne Franklin, Sarah Bailey, Save Downed Flier WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE Donald Ottilie. Charles Swisher. -- - ,~ . ABOARD U. S. CARRIER IN ATTITUDE OF THE ADMINIS- Vol . XXI, No. 1902 Fred M. Pownall, Publisher WESTERN PACIFIC, J u I y 1 TRATION TO DE GAULLE? I Marilyn Carpenter, Adv. Mgr. Dorothy Klein, Editor (Delayed) (AP) - A lieutenant Ann GasparoUi, A2 of Mober)y, UN I V E R S I T Y CALENDAR Mo.: "I believe that if lhe French Entered as second class mall Subscription rates-By mall $5 convinced a rear admiral that dne Thursday, July 13 • 9 ll. m. Speech conference, sen· matter at the llOstoffice at Iowa per year; by carrier, 15 cents man's life was worth changing recognized De Gaulle as lheil' 3-5-:30 p, m. Tea, University ate chamber, Old Copilol. ruleI', the administration shOU ld ." City, Iowa, UDder the act of con- weekly, $5 per year. slightly the course of a U. S. naval club. 10 a. 10 , Conference on speech Il- of March 2, 1879. Tbe Assocla,ted Press is exclu- force en route to attack the Bonin 7:30 p. m. Round table conCer- and hearing rehabilitation, sel1'llte Dr. Herman H. Trachsel of the en c e on business ducntion; chamber, Old Capitol. tELEPHONES sively entitled to use tor republi­ islands. political science department: "I am speaker, Prot F. G. Nichols, of 7:30 p. m. Play ni ght, Women's Editorial OUice _ .. _. __.4192 cation of all new. dispatches And that saved Lieut. Comdr. very much in favor.ot the admin­ Harvard university; house cham- gymnasium. credited to it or not otherwise Robert H. Price, 30, of 218 Glen istration's attitude. De Gaulle is bel', Old Capitol. 8 p. m. University plo'y: "Pyg. Soclety Office ____..... ___.. 4193 credited in this paper and also unquestionably the choice of the Road, Webster Groves, Mo. 8 p. m. University play: "Pyg- malion," University thealer. J5uatness OUice __...... 4191 the local news published herein. French people and, I say, let them malion," University theater. Tucsday, July 18 He was rescued June 23 by a make their own Choice." THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1944 Friday, July 14 2 p . m, Bridge (paltner), Un i- destroyer after drifting 11 days 9 a. m. Speech conference, sen- versily club. in a tiny rubber life raft, with Bill Galvin, A3 of Des Moines: ate chamber, Old Capitol Wednesday, July 19 only eight ounces of water and no "I 'think that there is no ques­ 4 p. m. Conference on speech 3 p. m. Panel :forum: "Long- tion at all but that the administra­ and hearing rehabilitation, sen- Time Planning in Physical Educa­ food except 'a sea gull which he tion is doing all in its power to ANew Date Beyond Horizon- dido't like. ate chamber, Old Capitol. lion," by August Prilzlaff, senale counteract the reported recent tiff 8 p. m. University play: "Pyg- chamber, Old Capitol. A new date in the history of war has not been prosecuted A ~riend, Lieut. D. A. McCrary with De Gaulle. I feel that we of Bouston, Tex., talked the naval malion," University lheater. Friday, July 21 Europe, and of Germany in parti­ within the German boundaries should recognize the only truly or­ 8:1 5 p. m. Summer session lec- 4 p. m. Conference on speech unit's commander into detouring ganized government or the Free cular, seems to lie just beyond since the Napoleonic wars, when for a last look for Price. ture, by Dr. Walter II. Judd, west and hearing rehabilitation, senale the horizon. FrenCh." approllch, Old Capitol (or Mac- chamber, Old Capitol. the French troops left in ) 813 The commander of II carrier air Word has COme tbat Russian group, Price was forced to lanel bride auditorium if weather un- Saturday. July 22 Yvonne Livingston, Al of (owa troops are now closer to the (on New Year's night, 1813, his Hellcat fighter in the middle favorable). 10 a. m. Conferenec on speech Ge'rman border than lowa City Prussian troops went into France, of a J'apanese convoy June 12 City: "Since Roosevelt is in a po­ Saturday, July 15 and hearing rehabilitation, senatc I:s to Davenport; and it is likely and were there in 1814.) a rter his engine was knocked OlJt sition to know about' De Gaulle 9 a. m. Panel forum, led by Dr. char,nber, Oid Capitol. ' better than any of the American that for the first time in a Hopes seem to be in vain that by anti-aircraft fire. The navY Walter Ii. Judd, house chamber,[ 7:30 p. m. Play night, Women 's fliers were attacking a convoy. people-his opinion' should be re­ Old Capitol. gymnasium. 120 years war will be fought on Paris can celebrate its great spected." German soil. national holiday, Bastille day, Woen saved, he had lost nearly I (For Information regarding dates beyond this schedule, see 20 pounds. He had drifted about luftwaffe Through as Major FightingForce,' lt is true that also in the last July 14, this year it'eed from its pre. Ronald Lynes', A,S.T.f. of reservations in the office of the President, Old Capitol.) Prussian conq6erors. But it may 100 miles from the spot where his war Russian troops came and Rlane crashed into the sea, ap­ Says Arnold; See Douglas as Candidate Albany, N. Y.: "1 believe "if the threa\ened East Prussia, to be well be that certain news from proximately 150 miles west of true facts were know the adminis­ GENERAL NOTICES beaten of! by Ludendorf, and , the East Prussian border, as the Saipan. WASHINGTON - Gen. H. H. :lent desires, he is bound to meet tration is correct in 'calling De that French troops were also on Russian troops advance from Ga ulle lo the Wh i te Itouse to The rescue came on the fourth Arnold, chief of the United States opposition to Wallace within the IOWA UNION ~ posited in the graduate o~fice at the German-held soil Alsace south of Wilno, may gladden the 'make amends.''' at birthday anniversary of his son, MUSIC ROOM SCJlEDULE . least 24 hours before Convocation. Lorraine. But for all practical hearts and enflame the hopes of IHchard. Price had kept up bis army air forces, has supplied lhe party, and he does not desire to answer lo the question of military cause too serious a spli t in the Charles Hlndt, E1 of Rook Rap­ Monday- ll to 3 and 4 to 8. C. E. EASIIQRE purposes we may assert that French patriots on that day. sRitits by thinking oC his w~e, Tuesday-ll to 2 and 4 to 8. Virginia, their son and 15-monlhs, men all over the world-"Where ranks. Ids: "J am in complete accord with Dean of Graduate College 1 De Gaulle and feel that, the ad­ Wednesday-li to 3 and 4 to 8. old daughter, Judith. Mrs. Price is the German air force?" The result is lhnt the president Thursday- ll to 2 and 4 to 8. ministration should recognize his FRENCH READING Con'les itom ShelbYVille, Ill. probaQly W!lI go just so lar in 'Folir or five hours after landing Arnold, who should know, has a uthori ly." Friday- ll to 3 and 4 to 8. EXAMlNATION Interpreting the War News- Salurday-ll to 3. in ' the water Price was first expressed the opinion that the pressIng for the choice of Wal­ The Ph.D. French readlng ex­ Sunday-ll to 6 and 7 to 8. By KlRKE L. SIMPSON sighted by some of his squadron, Luftwaffe may never rise as a lace, and then bow to the majority fighting force ' to meet the allied amination will be given Friday, ASSOCiated Pres War Analyst on the way to a second stt'ike ibvasion ot Europe. The reason: of the forces opposing him. July 28, from 7 until 9 :I. m. in The biUer - end, foo t-by-foo t manders. Td back that up it is against the convoy. Buried Four Days MOTION PICTURES room 213, Schaeffer hall. Nazi iil!.hting in N'ormandy tends rumored from neutral European ' Lieut. Albert O. Morton of Erie, There is no German air force in As for II southern vice-presiden­ A series oC sound motion pic­ the modern meaning of the term, tial candidate, such probably is Please make application not to con1itm a seemtng1y authorita- observ.ation posts that the German Pa:, '-Squaaron engineering officer, tures on the operation and main­ later than Wednesday, July 26, tlve Berlin broadcast saying that high command headquarters has noted that Price had only a life This does not mean that Ger- not the president's idea. Under Bomb Debris tenance o( office machines will be many has no airplanes. But it does Failing to get Wallace with the by signing paper posted on bUl­ the strategic "xoea1 point.. of the been shifted to France. preserver. shown each Tuesday during the letin board outside room 307, three-trpnt struggle for Germany That could mean that a definite "l'ete" was Lieut. Norman E. mean, however, that Germany's approval of the delegates, he may LONDON (AP)-Buried four summer session at 1 p. m. in studio k ScbaeiIer hall. lies there despite the admitted decision has been reached by the Petersen of Minnesota, who had remaining air strength has been put his weight bac: oj YQ1lDg ~u- days under the debris of a billet C-I, East hall. Department of gravlly cif her situation in the Germ.an high command to yield been reported lDissing from Price's so dispersed that II now is impos- preme Court Justice William O. July 18 Machine Transcription­ sible to gather it into one effective Douglas. wrecked by a flying bomb, Sergl. Romance Lalli'uages east. space fur time in the east, meilD- squadron while taking photo~ - Machine Operation slriking force. Mr.' Roosevelt beHeves, accord- Emory Barefoot, 24, or Vienna, The Berlin speaker, Lieut. Gen. while risking all reserves to de- graphs over Pagan island. Machine Transcription Tech­ PJI~SICAL FITNESS Arnold gives credit for the era- ing 1'0 observers, that Douglas is Ga., was rescued without suHer­ Kurt Dittmar, did not explain this teat the allied Invasion attack in ,{he search planes did not come nique STUDIES statement. He did frankly charge lhe west decisively. for him until noon the nel't day. sure of the Luftwaffe to American a liberal who would be acceptable ing any serious effects from his July 25 Simplifying Work in the Saturday, July 15, the :following the Nazi command in the east In the east, a withdrawal of the Two fighters and a bomber nnd British bomber forces, who to all' faction~. ordeal, it was disclosed yesterday, Office (silent) program will be held in the so­ struck relentlessy at industrial tar- Chances of the southern bloc He lay imprisoned without food with bungling and seemed to Qe line [rom end to end would oper- swooped over his raft at 800 feet, GEORGE M, JUTTLER cial room oC the Women's gym­ preparing the German hotne frol'lt ate to take some of the steam out out sun glare prevented them gets and reduced the Nazi plane obtaining the nomination of House for 85 hours, protected by beams nasium: :tor a sweeping withdrawal there 01 Russian offensive power be- from seeing It. production capacity to thc vanish- Speaker Sam Rayburn or Senate which colLapsed into a tent-like SWIMMING POOL 10 a. m. Studies in Physical Fit· into s/tortened inner defensive cause of long and diflicult supply I -Price used sea dye to color the ing point, Majority Leader Alben W. Bark- position over him and held back The swimming pool at the field­ house will be open for cIvilian ness- by Dr. W, W. Tuttle lines. Tpat may have Qeen the real line eastward behind them. It ocean and shot. the remainder of As an example of what hap- ley are remote, indeed. the great weight of the wreckage. General Surveys 01 Studies in students from 6:30 until 9 p. m. purpose of his rel'l1arks which ob- probably would not greatly in- his tr.acer bullets to attract. atten­ pened lo the German air force in If it is nol Wallace-then, po- His two companions were killed Physical Fitness-by Prof. M. vlously could noE have been made crease, except in east Prussia, the tion, But the planes fleW off. the invasion: Allies learned, it was litical observers say, Douglas will in the blast. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Students musl present identiCica­ Gladys ScotL without high Nazi sanctions. bombing ravages to be expected PriCe's water ran out on the disclosed, that 700 Nazi planes be the vice-pl'esidential compro- Dazed and covered with dust RO EMARY FTSHEIt The danger in the east could since the Russians still are throw- ninth day. Two days later a de­ were ordered to converge on air- mise. ' ' I Baxefoot was suffereing most fro~ ti\>n card to attendant in locker raom for assignment of Jockers I not have been concealed from the lng 'mos't of their ait· power into st~oyer pulled alongside. 'rhe alr­ ports near the French invasion !I h·· · bunger and exhaustion. when hI! MEjWORIAL SERVICES German public an any ~ase. Oitt- tactical rather than strategic op- man was so weak he co~ldn't coast, but onLy 350 IIrrived.!.:!the Despite what some obser\(ers w'as rescued. After receiving medi- any day beforc 5:30 p. m. 'fhis will give them a locker and towel A University Convocation will mar made no attempt to d.o so. erations. Air support for advance, climb the cargo )'let. Two bOli\t­ others were destroyed en ,route. are interpreting as signs that sugar cal attention he drank two cups of be held in Iowa Union Friday, At the moment he spoke one prong ground troops rather than long swain's mli\tes , lifted llim over the Of the 350 that arrived, only 200 rationing may be liberalized, there tea and smoked a cigaret. Then and use of fieldhouse and swim­ ming pool. July 14 , at 11 a. m. in memory of of the rtearty Rus- range blasting at enemy war in- side. were in shape to take oft to meet won't be any eaJiing of it this year he was token to a hospital where 400-li'lile~Wide E. G. SCnROEDER Preside)1t Emeritous Walter A. sian ' advance above the Pripyat dustry, oil sources and communl- Two days after his rescue he the tremendous air superiority put or next so far as consumers are he is reported recovel"ing rapidly. Jessup. marshes was lesS than 50 miles cation facilities still Is the Russian was back on a normal diet. in the skies from England. concerned. TERM I GRADES Classes will not be held and ad­ from Germany's own frontiers In technique. ' When he and McCrary met To add to the Industrial woes The .reasons are: Western sugar- Grades for co urses which began ministl'ative oUices will close be­ east Prussia. Moscow advlet!s said In contrast, every mile the Brit- aboard a carrier, big (ears came ot the Nazis, Arnold disclosed that beet growers did not get all the Wallace Reassures April 24 and closed June 9 are tween J1 a. m. and 12 M. the wh01e front WaS moving for- ish-American forces gain on the into their eyes and they embraced. destruction of Germany's oil re- subsidy they wanted, and the 1914 available in the office of the reg­ F. G. WGBEE ward at a pace that might put cimti,nent brings bomber bases fining capacity now has top prior- beet acreage is not as large as last Soldier's Wife istrar to students in the colleges Director of Convocations Russian ttOOP8 on Gerrnan soli that much closer to the heart of ity on the allied air forces' bomb- year:s; the 1945 Cuban a,creage is of liberal arts, commerce, educa­ INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP)­ before the weekend. the Reich. The weight of bombs ing list,. There were 55 major re- expecled to be sma LIer. tion and the graduate coltege upon SQUARE DANCE fineries in the Retch. The fact that industrial users A worried wife received assuranc­ General DiUrnar's remarks, as Callin~ on Germany wou1d go up OPA. Ref~"ds presentation at their erlificate of A square dance will be spon­ Now, ArnolQ said, all have been got an increase in allowances has eS yesterday from Vice-President rcgistl'[ltion, sored by Margaret Mordy'S rec­ reported by anied monitors, gen- by geom'etrical piogression as the Wallace thnt her wounded soldier erally confirmed thh foreboding bomber taKe-offs I:ot closer to hit and largely destroyed, to cut no si~ificance so far as sugar to IIARRY G. BARNES reational activities class Saturday, Rent (}yeF€J,arge~ tile Nazis' oil and ga~o1ine refining consumers is concerned; tbat was husband in China would not lose Registrar on the campus south of Iowa view of immediate possibilities ~n thei'r targets even wlthout increas his eyesighl and thal his morale the east, yet still contended that in the number of planes available. capacity to less than 30 percent a move in part to encourage pro- Union, from 8 until )0 p. m. The DES MOINES (AP)-Rent over· or normal. duction of foods that also would and spirit were high. in a military sense the west was Thal con~?eratio"n could be vital RECREATIONAL SWIMMING dances will be under the direction charges totaling M,511 in three use eus, thus cutting into the sur- The vice-president, while in the focal p'omt for German com- for th~e Germ!\"s. I · • · Recreational swimmmg periods of Prof. Ella Mae Small. Rufus of foul:. rellt ~on~rol a!eas in ~he p'resident Roosevelt still is re- plus plled up by lhe nation's 1ay- China, had promised the soldier, at the Wl>m en 's gymnasium are Eiman, Harry Kalsted and Mr. Des MOllles dlstnct Ollce of Price porte~ to want Vice-President lng flocks. Sergt. George Holzbaur Jr. burned Mondays through Fridays from 4 McCrory will provide old time-{lc­ Administration nave been refund· Henry A. WaTIace as his fourth- The current allotment, no~ li~ely badly in B-29 raid on Japan, that until .6 >:l. m. and Salurdays from companimenl wilh fiddle, piano he wOl,lld call Mrs. HQlzbaur on Senato.rs Win Renomin~tjon- ed to tenants or contributed to the term running mate as the hour to be incr.eased, is five pounds per 10 a. m. until 12 M. Th ~se time, and accordion. Wear flat-heeled United States treasury by land· for the Democratic national con- per son each two-and-a-half his return to the United States. are open to all women students, shoes and come prepared for a By TilE AI!ISOCJAT£n PRESS ' lwds, according to Harold J. vention approaches. months, pI us up to 25' pounds per 'Hello, Mr. Wallace, I've been faculty members, faculty wives, good time, Two senators won renomination ently won the Democratic nomin- Crawforq, chief attorney for the But, despite Mr. Roosevelt's evi- person for home canning. expecting you." The anxious wife wives of graduate , students and At the sa me time the Women's ln 'l\leaWlY:S - p~im~ies, r~turns a~on tq tpe senate: ranging him OPA rent control division. . ----'---...;.:..----~------greeted the vice-president. And members of the administrative gymnasium pool will be open for fololwed wit/1 a string of ques­ staff. Students present identifica­ last night disclosed, while in Mas- ' agalnst ' Gov. LevereV Sa]ton,stlll1, Refunds to tenants including recreational swimming. hotel pat~ons, rooming house re.si­ Briton Commando Kills Iowa Bond Sales tions. She had been informed tion cards to the malron. All ROBERTA JONES sachuse"tts a CIO-backed cand1- Republican, in the general elec­ dents and renteJ's of ip.dividual German Com'mandant TQ.taJ 70 Percent through an Associated Press dis­ others pay the fee at the business date de{eated his oppone~t by vfr- tion: houses 01' aParb1renjs aII)ount to patch from China on the promised office. IOWA MOlJNTAINEERS tua11yl1 2 'un count in the Demo- Michigan-in the only state- $2Q,O.o1. ContriblltiQns to the trea- ISLAbID OF' VIS, YUGO- t Of E Series Quota call. M. GLADYS SCOTT There will be a hike Sunday Wallace told,here that Holzbaur cfatl~ gubernat6rial c~nt~s!. wide ra~s state Auditor Genra] 81,1ry d e.'p a I' t mel) t alTlount to SLAV I A, (AP)-A young British afternoon, July 16. Members me~t CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES The senAtors were Cfiarles W. , . ' '• • $1.8... 510. Commando oUlcer shot and killed DES MOINES (AI')-Having must. undergo extensivl! skin graft­ at the interurban station on Col­ Tobey, Regl,ll;>llcan~ 'of , N'ew llam~- Verno!, J, B\,o)Yn won, the Repub­ Refunds are made to tenants the commandant of the .Germ'an met onjy 70 percent of the E bond ing and that he believed her hus­ All students who expect to re­ ceive a degree or certificate at the lege street fot the 4 p. m. inter­ shire, and 1:lmer ' 'l'liomas~ :Demo- lican nominution for lit;utenant when possible, according to Craw- Garrison on the ISland ' of Brac quota, Iowans will have to in­ band would be lhome as ' soon as urban to Oakdale (fare 10 cents). crat, ot OkTIInoma . 'A 'Wld in .. governor, and Edward J . Fry ap­ a way can be p,rovided f<;>r him Aug. 4 Convocation should make ford. after entering the closely guarded crease the daily average of bond formal application immediately in The route of the hike will be cumb~nt, Elbl\!t 'thomas, Otan parently WIjS- the victor in the to come. i· TIle total fillures include Des headquarters disguised as a shep­ purchases if the $74,000,000 quota the office of the registrar, Univer­ above Clear creek. Bring lunch LS Mrs. -;Holzbaur also received a Democra t, was unooposed in h D~emocrat, ic ,mebrnatqTI' DI con