.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 Chicago, 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
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 conSid Luckman, With ---- theIr SIX league contests. y , .' ~ ger who entered the service Tues Sid in there, the department ran When Director E. G. Schroeder teams smce that time have hau..a day and Max Lanier's arm trouble, place on the roll of all-star heroes, k Sords d C h "SI' " M d' t record of successes. ThIS pas~&e~ Paddy's performance for Great automatically. Paddy wou1d like FILLING A GAP By Jac an oac Ip a Igan pu I ' the Cards were rated a "shoo-in" to back the calendar a few their final approval on the sched- son,. Utah won 18 and ost 3 ga~ Lakes in the Rose bowl game of tum by all hands. Even Breadon ad years and take the job himself. , , ule, they felt than an eight-game dUrIng the ~egular season malOl, 10 1919 was of such brilliance that : ' mitted It was nice to be able to card was heavy enough for a agamst serVIce teams composed of Walter Camp acclaimed the Chica He's of the school which believes give Lanier a rest without worry that everything will be all right, young squad with freshmen pre- ex-college stars. 8 c ing too much. goan as the greatest qu-arter back dominating, , Utah's team, composed ot bo,ll he had ever seen. He sees tough times ahead for the Bears in the college all-stars game Michigan and Illinois each will lust out of ~Igh school, won. the 6 c In thi~ yejlr of 1944, Paddy is a eb--=-=-~ and in defense ot their National play 10 games and the others, ex- mythical ill , sedate gentleman and his exercise natlOn~1 championshl~ 'SuIh er Ian dF orecas S league title, but he is a resourc~ I is limited to golf. It may startle cepb Northwestern with eight, basket?al~ by wmnmg the Nabon~ 1 [ luI fellow who is sure . that the have nine affairs.. But only lndi- al I~vItatlOnal to urn arne n t ,al even th.e oldtimers who saw him Posl ..· War College Ball as a slim, fleet youth to be re- task will be successfully met. ana and Michigan have seven con- MadIson Square Garden and auo minded that it was 29 years ago His partners, Luke Johnsos lind ference games. the National Col1~giate B~SketbaU when Driscoll started his spectac Hunk Anderson, were bandy fel IoWa's task for the loop affairs 'rournamen1. Their season s reeD" To Resemble Pros Iular college career. Those ensuing lows in their football playing days, is made somewhat harder because stands at 22 games won and ~ 10&1. . I 29 years have been busy, success- but their careers Were not as spec of the fact that fOUl: of the six DELAND, Fla. (AP) - Lleut. \ ful ones, but through it all Paddy tal;ular as Paddy's. He will con games are all opponents' fields. Comdr. Jock Sutherland, who has has retained his modesty, Even fess, under pressure, that he had Purdue and Minbesota will be met played and coached in both fields, I now, its' a difficult job to get two big moments when carrying at home, and Ohio State, Illinois forecast yesterday that . COllege)' PaddY in a story teJling mood con the ball for NortHwestern. . "- Indiana and Wlseonsin away. football after the war WIll look cerning his feats. Lost \0 Ha.wks -:::. Like other conference universi a lot more like the professional I Board of Strategy 'rhere was his first Big Ten Ilr/ (ftli,-t«; ties, Iowa cooperated with he game, Northwestern YS. Iowa ' in game. As a member of the Bears' CL.eveL.ANO AAo two major mIdwest service elev "The pros have learned what board of strategy, he's conb'ibuted Iowa City, on Oct, 6, 1915. The ens, the Iowa Pre-Flight Sea the fans want to see," explained to the team's phenomenal success Hawkeyes had won in 1914, 27 6e6;J 'IJoe~vlNi VieAK'"J hawks. Two other conference Sutherland who is in charge of the I,he past three seasons. Paddy to O. Northwestern lost in '15; ceMe~ SI}Jce Roy teams also will play the Seahawks U. S. naval rest center here. knew how to do everything there too, but by the) respectable score WeA-rA~RI-'1 WAf. -(RAoeo and five will meet Great Lakes. "College football is still all right, was to be done in a back field and of 9-6. Early in the game, Paddy -(o1A~ iA,JKe~S but it has been a little slow in he also knows how to get others took a kickoff on his 10-yard line knowing what the fans want. Pro- to do it. Paddy is quiet, almost after Iowa had taken a 3 to 0 lead. Iowa Pupils to Have I Cessional football is more spectac- to the point of being self-effacing. At midfield, all of Paddy's pals Knothole Privileges I ular. It packs more of a thrill be- As a junior member of the Bears' were on their trousers, but he cause it is rna I'e of an oP€1'l game. , coaching triumvirate, he has fitted managed to wiggle to Iowa's 10- The sCi'jooi kids again get their ' yard line. hom there ,the Wild It gives more opportunities for in perfectly. annual break in low admission ca'ts negotiated a touchdown, scoTing." Paddy was ohe of the first of price to ~he Universi ty of Iowa's The next thrill came against the Commander Sutherland, who the modern triple threat backs. In football games. coaChed the University of Pitts- addition, he was a terrific blocker University of Chicago in 1916 when Northwestern' beat the Ma Upon llre$entation at the Knot burgh Panthers to some of their for a 150-pound guy who was roons, 10 to 0, the first time in 15 hole club card, obtainabJe in Sep greatest victories and later was dwarfed in size by teammates and tember ' from schoo,-, principals, mentor for the Brooklyn Dodgers rivals on the gridiron. He was ter years: The Wildcllts recovered a fumble on the Maroons' 30 and each pupil will be admitted for 50 professional team, said many col- riflc as a Wildcat, but reached MYRIL Paddy finally went over. Chicago lege coa decided . ourl s zar moun aLOS. the study of the sport. From my I, experience I would say that any at Marquette and resigned in 1940. to play him Wttlle he il awaiting t 2· Tone college player who goes into pro Then he returned to the BeaTS. In caU . Dlck pl?yed Jeft {ITld for the 1". '). fields continues to improve on his between times he hed served as Iowa Pre-FhgM athOOI Seahawks NOW! Sport -: skill tor four or rive years." back field coach for the Cardillllls while he was ju he ~. r~ ~ Dlr Oxfords 2 Hits! BIC Iowa "C ity and Cedar Rapids join the hundreds Euds "The Mask .'.,...2 Hit.! ~ho travel via the Crandic Rf'ute. During 21 h9urs Ilf eveh of Dimilrios" . Doon Open ·l:15 day reliable, economical Crandic streamliners speed war worf NOW Inch FrIcIa, ers and students between the two ciUes. Low-cost Crandic fare I . Non-Rationed is just 50c one way 0 1' 75c round trip, plus tax. 0(01 326:1 lor F.~' ~ - "'... D .. t .U, " schedules. Ju~ 10 to Juiy 29 t "1~.~J .::..11 t. 'fII'I'1'UV~"6 HOllON ,;,;t Heor ( 'I'mldie's" HOlllltl· U1J nf th e $1.95 io $3.95 t: ...... TAtTU :itiA ":' e 1/ ~" each loVn l. Oll rl Sa l. 015:30 R elnenlberl Ybllf P,M. WM~'. J-friV~ ~ ADD" Waste paper read)" ror the A ...... 1hI8 ·.,\Wr.t Waste Papcl' Drivu, Sunday. rUNISIAN July 10 . 01llesple'8 New --* ViCTORY * I .'" A ...."'nt II~ I THURSDAY, JULY 13. 1944 • TijE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA . PAGE FIVI l3. 1944 MR. SP4YDE-JACK-OF-ANY-TRADE L;n~bergh Er:wds TQur First Washington Awaits WPS Director Say.s ~e~ree- Of Pacific Airfields American Legion FOR Endorsement Reconversion Limited As Civilian Technician Elects Frank Lee Flaf ALL JED HEADQUARTERS, Of Henry A. Wallace To Essential Items Southwest PaciCic. Thursday (AP) New ~ommander -Charles A. Lindberg has arrived Frank Lee was elected com Rumors Indicate CHICAGO, (AP)-Reconversion Feet a I sou th west Pacific headquarters mander of the American Legion, Half·Dozen Campaigns to civilian production set by the aCter a tour oC southwest and south Roy L. Chapek post no. 17, at th National War Production Board to I annual election last night. NEWARK, N, J, (AP)-Federal Pacific ail'fields as a civilian tech- For Other Candidates start Aug. 15 will be only in * * * nieian. Olher officers elected were: R. "Miniature" (and only of) "es- Judge Guy L. Fake took off his P. White, vice-commander; Alfred WASHTNGTON (AP)-Talk of shoe in court yesterday to ha.· ~ During the tour, he has flown Gies, adjutant; L. E. Clark, J,is sential" items in the live midwest f'ghters and bombel's to al'd com organized campaigns for half a explained a point a medically- I - lorian; Delmer Sample, finance dozen potential Democratic vice states of the WPB'3 sixth region, discharged veteran's flat feet. bat pilots In incrllasing the range officer; Fred V. Johnson, chaplain; presidential candidates circulated John Nuveen Jr., regional director, "You have first degree flat foot of their ships on ovel'water flights Robert Shell and Dr. Arthur ill the capita I yesterday but every said Wednesday. The region in- -not bad," the jurist was told through gasoline conservation and Steindler, executive commitee. one was keeping his political cludes TIlinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, by Dr. William D. Crecca of New- more e~pert handling o[ planes Flfly-rour men voted nt lhe . / tards covered pendi ng an antki Indiana and the upper peninsula ark, a witness in the suit of Jo- and engines . election. New officers will be in Edward f ' (ated endorsement by President of Michigan. seph Grasso, 26, of Newark, who ' ------augurated at the next meeting, l{oosevelt 01 Henry A. Wallace. New war contracts are comlng is seeking reinstatement in his Aug. 14 . CalilomJ. F The president is expected to in into the region faster than present pre-service job in the Belleville Rationing of Aviation ty of Iowa'i d icate by a statement, or other contracts are terminated he said, tanning firm or A. J. Crowhurst England's King, Queen / move int9 means, that he would like to have and as a re ult, only limited facil- & Sons. Gasoline Transferred Wallace as his running male in his ities for production of highly es- Grasso had testified that he was To Aeronautics Board Witness Destruction "Slip" and fOurth term campaign. sential civilian items will be per- released fl'Om service for !lat feet, Of Robot Bomb Illy arrived " Move, Nol Demand miUed to be diverted from the and the Crowhurst company con- CHICAGO (AP)-The' Ameri- laying them It was reported that the presi- war program, The eutbnck will tends the condition makes him Can Association of Airport Exec- NEW YORK, (AP)-The King as floods, denl's move in behalf of a second no.~ be great, he said. , . physically unqualified to do the utives approved a resolution yes- and Queen of England saw a Robot ,red tape. • tenD for the vice-preSident would T~e plants that Will be ~Iven work of his old job. t rday recommending transfer of bomb s.hot down Wednesday a ed in iO~B constitute only a recommenda the. Tlg;ht to make eSS,ential Items Grasso, the doctor testified, had present authority for rationing of short distance Ir0l!l wher~ . they loon yester- tion, not a demand, to the Demo begmmng Aug. 15 . Will generally third degree flat feet. aviation gasoline :(rom the Orrice were standing durmg a VISit to to plans for cratic national convention open have. to .do so ~hlOugh sub.-con- Adjourning the trial until July o[ Price administration to the Ian Ack-Ack. Emplacement, the ,today. iilg in Chicago a week 11'010 yes tractmg m ~thel. are.as wher e the \ 19 Fake accompanied by councel Civil Aeronautics administration. BBC stated m II broadcast l'ecord- ~ Iowa wlU t~l'day. manpower sltuallon IS better than . ' , .. I ed last nigh t by NBC. I-a-day Rnd Nevertheless, backers of other it is here," Nuveen said. and _Grasso VISited the tannery for . ,. Their Majesties were visiting eight ,game possible candidates were waiting I Nuveen d~clared that th~ limited a personal study of what the vet- / eran's tasks ~oud be If reinstated. the Antl-Alrcrart battery when u facing si~ ,(J see the form and wording be~ reconversior'l period, which WPB Grasso's SUIt Is, based on the re- Robot bomb sputtered overhead. !braska Ill' fOre deciding whether to open up chairman Donald Nelson an- there would be a return to civilian employment section of, the selec- The Ack-Ack blazed away und In non-cono. ' with fuJI-fledged campaigns. FRED SPAYDE, shop supervisor, puts the IInlshln g touches on a platform tor one of the universIty nounced, probably will last until production within 30 to 90 days, live service act which provides [or the bomb contlnued on its course FDR Preference Heeded summer seSSion plays. Hammers and nails, buzz saws and chicken wire provltle his dolly working the completion of the EurOpean , but thi;s quick end of the war he the return of a job to a serviceman until a fighter plane dashing out 1944 seaSOd " , Mr. Roosevelt's advance accept- utensils. war. H Germany and Japan were Ide scribed as only a "Remote Pos- if he applies within 40 days atter of a cloud bank detonaled the is, if Bq~ ance of a fourth term nomination -- - to collapse suddenly, he added, sibilily." ,discharge from military duty. Missile with a burst of its gun. Irboul',' end,' removed the posibility of a repeti president may have a Jist of pre- A N W t I arrangements with private enter-I ======-:======~===" lrty Larson,' tion of 1940 when aides passed the ferred candidates in case the con- rmy, avy an prise wherever possible. POP EYE 't, backl are wprd at the convention that he Patterson told the committee the r-7"'-~'7I::'--:---?'"':=~=~" r7':":-=------~ grid season would not accept a third term vention sentiment discloses II P W A' F nomination unless Wallace was strong opposition to Wnllace. ost· ar Ir orce post-war miJitat·y establishment, nominated fol' vice-president. Some administration lieutenants with its necessary industrial sup But what he has to say about interpreted the president's an port, must be maintained on the Wallace undoubtedly will sttongly nouncement Tuesday as in the na To Maintain Peace assumption that this country will leterson influence many of the delegates. ture of a compromise. They said Inot again "be given such a period Sen. Samuel B. Jackson of Indi- Mr .Roosevelt had made clear he War Undersecretary of gnJ('e between the start of war ana, who will be permanent chair- would not attempt to dictate the nnd the necessity fuJ' nfull-scule hes mon of the convention, observed renomination of Wallace. Thus, Suggests Government military effort us was provided • tha t he thought the convention they said, he had made a conc~s Retain Bomber Plants by France, Englund and Russia Ion would "give great heed to the sion and the convention should in the present war." president's prefel'ence if he ex- make a concession to Mr. Roose- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Future Developments . '. p"esses one." velt and nominate a man accept- army and navy asked congress "The protective isolation of our ,ran UDlvet· POSSible Substitutes able to him and not an oulright yesterday to maintain a formida- war plants cannot be taken for I coar'" )Viii , J The'I'!! were reports that the anti-New Dealer. ble post-war ail' Corce backed with granted in another war," Patter len 01 '{il~ . ..---l,~''------7'''""-- mammoth air c r aft production son said, "becaus or the almost sen of 9hi~ plants ready Cor any emergency, certain development of heavy .j ng tQ ~ 0114 Undersecretary of War Robert bombers cap:Jble of rcaching any m unPr P~&:. P. Patterson and At-temus L. objective in this country from ball il,,1 11" voiced the armed services' views, overseas buses. BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG School "If JJmly Iowan Want Ads before a senate military commit-I "Security considerations with :hing schu tee. Gu tes s:Jid: respect to location dictute un air- ,"I CLASSIFIED FOR SALE "The United Stutes should main- craft industry with widely sc"t-I the UniY~ \'~ - ADVERTISING tuin nn air ).)Owel' suCficient ilot tcred plants." , Pete~o!l" For Sale-Encyclopedia Brittanica, I only to win this WOl' but. abo to have had,·a RATE CARD mirror, trunk, and t.ypewriter. keep the peace." lis pas~ Jle;h Dial 3357. Aviatiun Expansion lost 3 gam~ CASH RATE He and Pntterson also pro lused ason mainl, lor 2 daY9- ' Remingt.on Standard typewl·iter. a broad expansion of civilian :Jvia- '(\l~ 'fI\l\\.U') --I..M composed 01 10c per line per day Good condition. Excellent care. ti on, whim the war is won. 11\(. \\NtSUlDlt a con secutive days- Dial 2237. 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• I PAGfl SlI THE D AlLY lOW A N, IOWA CIT Y, lOW A THURSDAY. JULY 13, 1944 ::::==s Block Leaders I GEN. ·DE , GAULLE IS GREETED BY CAPITAL OFFICI~LS Speech Conference WALLACE SIGNS SHORT SNORTERS Milwaukee Road Tests To Open Tomorrow Train Telephones
Two way telephone communica Reveal Bond Professional Groups tion on moving trains will be in To Talk on War, troduced on the Milwaukee road Pledge Tolals Post-War Problems next month, when a series of tests will be made to insure. that such ~ A two-day regional conference communication will facilitate sale Block leaders of Iowa City's ci on speech and dramatic arts, open and speedy operation, according vilian defense corps have turned ing tomorrow at the university, to an announcement by the Chi· in a total of $122,242.12 pledged will cooperate wilh the conference in war bonds to be credited to cago offices of the railroad. series on speech and hearing re By utilizing electronic princi. the Filth war loan drive. Harold habilitation for part of the pro- Stuck is the chief block leader. pies that involve the rails, alld Indi.,pduals who solicited the gram. the wires paralleling the track. pledges were: Mrs. Cecil Hudson, Emphasis' will be placed upon side, locomolive engineers aile! Leona Hines. Mrs. Dan Overholt, wartime and post-war problems in Mrs. V. E. Hosteller, Mrs. B. M. conductors may talk with each the profession, with 14 speakers Ricketts, Mrs, T. R. Baker, Mrs. other as wel1 as with crews on H. Reedquist, Mrs. Vitus Holsch, participating in the conference. other trains in the vicinity, alld Mrs. Albert Kondora, Mrs. Rollin Prof. James M. O'Neill of with wayside towers and stationa. Perkins, Mrs. J. Peterson, Bernice Known as the "Union inductive Brooklyn college will be the [irst train communication system," a Dirksen, Mrs. Carroll Voss, Mrs. speaker, talking on "Speech in Carl Harned, Pearl Mann, Mrs. E. resu It of 25 years of research and D. Plass, Mary Red, Mary Unrath, lhe ,Post-War Curriculum" at 9:15 development by the Union Switch Mrs. Edwin Reis, Mrs. Mal'vis a. m. tomorrow in the senale and Signal company in conjunc. Hammond, Phyllis PI bier. chamber of Old Capitol. Prof. tion with railroads; telephone con. versations are not broadcast, but Mrs. Margie Atwater, Mrs. Lee Franklin H. Knower of the speech Amelon, Mrs. Wilfred Mentzer, VICE PRESIDENT HENRY 14. WI4LlI4CE. just arrived In Seattle, Wash., are confined to the immediate vi Mrs. Louis Moore, Mrs. J . F. department will preside. trom China, Is pictured here as he signs short snorter bills tor Ueut. cinity over which the trains are Crumley, Mrs. Tom Pleasant, Mrs. Round Table Diseuision E. Bowers, Van Wert, 0., lett; Ueut. G. C. Salmons, Chester, Pa., operating and without interfer. James AnderHck, W. W. Evans, A round table discussion on center, and capt. Eastman lremonger, PlalJUleld, N. J. Short snorters ence with any other communica· Mrs. Francis Shain, Mrs. W. Day "The General Speech Curriculum" are liped by trans·oceanic passenger.. (lnterDation.l SOUOOllboto) tion facility. kin, Mrs. Ray Memler, Mrs. will follow at 10:30, with Prof, A. - ,--- , The first tests' will be conducted James Elder, Helen Fairbanks, Craig Baird of the speech depart on the Milwaukee road's divisions Mrs. J. B, Pugh, Anne Bose, Mrs. ment presiding. Dorothy Ander \1 Wheat Crop- between Chicago, Milwaukee, st. V. R. Mihler, Mrs. R. G. Memler, son of the American Red Cross Colombian Minister Paul and Minneapolis, according Mrs. Harvey Moore, Mrs. C. O. will discuss "Speech Education as to the announcement. Davis, Ruth WilsIe!, Florence Preparation for Work in National Says Peace Restored Schneider, Mrs, R. J . Winders, Service Organizations." Market Mrs. M. H. Miller. S. SECRnARY OP THI TRIASURY H!NRY MOROENTHAU, JR., lIhakee hands with Gen. Charles 'De The remainder of the pan'el will Mrs. J . L. Plum, Edna Harter. Gaulle, head of the French Committee at National Uberatlon, u Secretary at state Cordell Hull look. include "Radio Citizenship in a After 48-Hour Revolt United States, Sritain Mrs. Emma Roseland, Mrs. Forrest OD. De Gaqlle, who II In Wuhlngton for a series of eonferencel with the president, hopes to Improve Democracy," PrOf. H. Clay Harsh Fisher, Gertrude DermiS, Mrs. Ar French-American relatioDi by hit vlJlt to this country. PreJldent Roosevelt 11 seated at right and ' barger of the speech department; BOG 0 T A, Colombia (AP) Problem Plan Oil Conference thur KlaHenbach, Ruth Harmon, _tanding behlnd him 11 hll daughter, ),[rs. Anna Boettlger of SeatUe, Wuh. (International) "Speech Training in the Elemen Minisler of Government Alberto Walter and Pearl Spanswich, Mrs. tary Schools of Iowa," Dr. Ernest Ueras Camargo announced last ... * .* L. R. Taylor, Marguerite and M C I G'II' . Fossum of Iowa State Teachers night that "peace was reestab- KANSAS CITY (AP) - The lord Beaverb,oo~, g coUege; "The Secondary School Helen Hanbler, Elizabeth SChilli ,! rs, ar lies Paper Salvage Hshed in the entire territory of the problem of how to get a near rec Secretary Hun lead Mrs. A. M. Hatz, Mrs. C. W. Gill. Holds lawn-Supper ~rmy Officer Talks Speech Program of Iowa," Prof. Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. J. J. Reha, . . . Karl Robinson of the speech de republic by the army 48 hours ord midwestern wheat crop of Respective Delegations Mary Donovan, Mrs. Otis Conklin, Mrs. Carl Gillies, 719 McLean partment, and "Communication ~fter the rebellious movement 383,000,000 bushels to market con Cary K. Bartlett. street was hostess last night to On Rehabilitation Arts In the College CurriCUlum," began at Pasto with the arrest of tinued to plague grain shippers WASHINGTON (AP) -The Mrs. G. H. Fonda, Mrs. Bert alumni and members of Chi. Prot. E. C. Mabie, head of the President Alfonso Lopez," who and railroad men last night after United States and Britain Jointly White, Mrs. George Riley Hall, Drive Planned Speaker Describes speech and dramatic arts depart a day-long conference with fed- announced last night that a full- Mrs. Edith H. Williams, Mrs. R. ,Omega sorority and 20 guests ment. has been free ~1. eral and army officials. dress conference on world oil I A. June, Mrs. C. A. ,HIll, Mrs. C. from Iowa City at an out-door Sunday, July 16, a paper salvage Problems Involved B. Iden Payne Lecture Lopez has returned lo Bogota A shor tage of labor to unload resources would be held shortly, E. Brandt, Mrs. Nora Swisher, supper on her lawn. Special guest drive will be staged throughout In Veterans' Return Tomorrow afternoon at 1130, along with a group of ministers cars at terminals throughout Kan- following up technical discussions Mrs. F. J. Suider, Nina Frahwein, was Mrs. Allye Simpson, chapter Iowa City with JuniQr Ohamber of B. Iden Payne, v1sitlng lecturer in who were seized with him three sas, Oklahoma and Texas-where by experts several weeks ago. Mrs. Hugo Nurbauer, Mrs. George housemother. . Commerce members fUrnishjng the "It is difficult to predict what dramatic arts from the Shake days' ago while watching army ma- 22,000,000 bushels are estimated to Lord Beaverbrook will head the Martin, Mrs. Ben Kimmel, Mrs. Muriel Mansfield, A2 of Moline, manpower. Collection will begin may be expected when ' the mil- speare Stratford-on-Avon Memor neuvers in the south. be piled on the grQund-is the British delegation, the announce. Miller, Mrs. G. W, Buxton, Leona 111., co-rushing ohairman was in at 8 a. m., according to Dorr Hud lions of men and women in serv- ial theater, will give a lecture on The leader of the rebels In the major obstacle in quie,ke move- ment said. It will include also Conklin, Emma White, Mrs. Joe charge of arrangements. son, paper salvage chairman. ice [e,turn to civilian·life:-cit won't "Contributions of the Study of abortive revolt, Lieut. Col. Dlog- ' ment of the bumper Yield, the con- Richard Law, minister ot state; Bohret, Mrs. Fred Kriz, Mrs. L. Since paper has b8C9me a, num be as simple as just going home," Dr