". umes latlon Calenilei, PROCESSED FOODS ,reen ,lamp. C. H and J (book 4) expire Feb. 20 : MEAT brown stamP. V.W and X ex Cloudy plrp Feb. 28; SUGAR I!Ump 30 (book 4) "xplres M.""b 31. &lamp 40 lor cannln, IU,U explru Feb. 28. 1114.5; IOWA: Cloudy, colder. 1l&'M :ach Vear SHOE Ilamp 18 (book I) and alrplaDe lItamp 1 (book 3) valid indefinitely; CASOLlNl: A-10 cO\Ipon expiree now. Wind 20 to 25 miles an hour. Marcb 21; FUEL OIL per. 3 coupon exp!r.. Marcb 13; lreed to 'XiII TIRE INSPECTION dead line for A coupon holdus. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper --- MArcil 31. lor B and C. Feb. 28. bes his fond. FIVE CENTS TB E A880ClArn p aE" IOWA CITY. IOWA THURSDAY, fEBRUARY 1" 19« ~ A I~TKD P ..II VOLUME XLIV NUMBER 121 ly delight In I Chocolate. I phical article At a Glance- tte July, It4J Yanks Hit Berlin·Seared 'nthly. ' , i at the tre. American .' B-24 Bombers Strike Inmail which Rome Railway Tod~y's In Heavy Raid . "My wrltlrtc Prod Uces 1Il this trealllt Second Tim~ Iowan 2,800 Tons of Bombs :hord ih hun...... Dropped by 1,000 low ChOCOlate Yank planes bomb Ponape, ffi.. jor Vital 'Nippon . Bas~, ·Ponap·e I'!. At Planes in 30 Minutes said in Sari Radio Appeals eastern outpost of Caroline is- which he I'!. lands. Deepest strike ever made To Italian Patriots LONDON (AP)-The RAF by land planes on Japan's central seared the remains of Berlin Tues. MADE FROM SALVAGE, JAP ZERO WORKS FOR ALLIES g these waa To Sabotage Traffic 8 Allied Planes Lost enned by 1Il Pacific islands. day night with well over 2,800 Blast Outpost who ac~ tons of explosive and fire-bombs-- gle-handedl.t ALL l ED HEADQUA R Rome raUway yards bombed for In New Ireland Raid the heaviest aerial bombardment· It chocolate TERS, Naples (A P)-AlllCl'i second straight day. Benedictine can A-36 rlIvaders (li\'e-bombed monaslery complelely demolished. or a single target ever delivered. American Troops In Carolines the Rome railway yurds for thc This unprecedented bomb load was dumped on the capital by pro Meet Little Resistanc.; second straighl day yesterday Two Russian armies, driving from bablY close to 1,000 bombers in 30 ~h'I, Bud the Bad l'adio appealpd to north and northeast, punch toward minutes from 9:15 and 9:45 p. m .• Positions' Consolidated 55 Tons of Bombs Italisn pall'iots bel1ind tile Gcr- important communications cenler sending through it a hurricane of Dropped on Mandated ".laD line' to fur.ther the. clestru.c- of Pskov at gateway to Baltic flame and shattering explosions ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN I. , lernily lIOn by sabotaO'lng NaZI tt·affLc. states. from which smoke quickly rose THE SOUTHWEST PAC I F [ C, Islands in lit Attack Hen. Sir. IIul'?ld Alexan.der, I Cour mil . high. Thursday. (AP)-A heavy raid on cOIumanuer-tn-chlef of a I I I d AUied air forces strike at Wewak 1.200 Bombers the Japanese base at Kavleng, T. PA 1FT FLEET men ' In the raid on Berlin, a teint forces in flaly, said Amcl'ican airdromes on New Guinea. shoot· New Ireland, which left the town HEADQ l\.RTEH" Pearl Har and British troops WC I'C will- ing down 7 Zeros and damaging attack on E'ranklurt-on-Oder, 50 bor y 'heta Sillna a mass of flames and cost the (AP)-Am dean h a. v ninl-( t lit, ~f'~OIlU rOllnd of the or destroying 37 on lhe ground. miles to the cast. Mosquito raids bombers stabbed w stward to ~ journalt.m on western Germany and Hol alii eight planes, and consoli held a for. battle on Anzio beachhead and Ponape Monday to blast t hat ultimately would smash on to Fourth war loan most successful land and mine-laying operations. dation of pOSitions won in the in .t of Marilyn 'he RAF used not more than 1.200 vasion of the Green islands. were important Japane e ba e in the Iburg; Mat)' Rome without assistance from the ever conducted. mandated al'Oline islands with Cassino front. ------bombcrs, including 1,000 "heavies," reported by allied headquarters 'aukon, and and lost 43. today. 55 lOllS of bombs in its first air ,t Iowa City. Even while the invaders struok The RAF armada sent out Tues The Green islands landings by attack of the war. rlOny i1qd a &(ain at the freight cars of Ger· day night probably was the largest United States and New Zealand The daring raid, faIth t w st man war material and switch F. D. R. Gives Ickes I MADE OF PARTS from five J ap Zeroes Ihot down in the baltle for the Buna airstrip, New Guln.ea. tbLs ty members ever to operate over the reich in t"roops Monday night and Tues ern penetration by land-ba ed held in the In, faelUties in Rome. P-4O a single night. day met but little resIstance, and Japanese Zero Is now IIrovtdJn, mllUary Information for the allies. It Is pictured at Wrl,ht fleld , :afe. A brief W.arhawks bombed the ruins of Relocation Position Stocllholm advic said that Gen. Douglas MacArthur's com Dayton, where specialists are conductln, tests to determine Us characteristics. The plane's ranre can army bombers, wag made in od ucled by the Benedictine monasterJ on great fires were ringing Berlin munique said the Invaders' po be Increased by the droPliable ea tank shown a(ta.ched to the hlp. A. A. F. photo. "con idcrabJe force" and Winl MI. Cassino. Artillery was reo !a tion presl. yesterday in the wake of the RAF's sitions hod been consolidated ------=-:--,-- oul the loss of a ~ing1e p1ane, ported sllll pourln, shells into Transfer Designed lquet. t5th heavy attack In the "elimI "without Incidcnt." Admiral Chester W. Nimitz an whill was left of the monastery To Bring Authority nation" series which bcgan last Y. '~dium bombers and aUack I, who for Russian Planes- nounced yesterday. "Mary Man. by Tuesday's attack. Under Cabint Officer Nov. 18. planes, with fighter escort, flew Reds Drive ISenate Hears Cedar &p. In its appeal. the Bari radio Vast New Damare through intense antiaircralt fire The Liberator. of the American her exptrJ. called for sabotage on the roads II was apparenl vast new da- to hammer ai Kavleng at low alti seventh army air force dropped WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- magc was done in the already thnt ad,vic. from Rome to the AnFl0 beachhead tude. Besides converting the town most of their bomb loads on enemy and the Gal'igliano front on thc dent Roosevelt lasl night gave hard h.it capital. mostly in the in into an inferno. the ottackcrs sank Bomb In. From North AFL Head installations but also sank a small west coast and urged the Italian Secretary of Intel'ior IckeR super- dustrial ouler bclt including the a 3,000-ton cargo ~hip, three coas patriots 10 blow up bridges, viSio.n over the war l:elocation au- Wittenau, Lichtenberg and Mar tal ve sels nd several l;maUer cargo ship 11'1 the harbor. There change danger signa Is, cause land thol'lty agency. which operates ien(elde districts. craft in the harbor, destroyed or was no aIr interception, and anti Give Japanese relocation centers. Swedish correspondent were Sledges Already Helsinki Civilian Labor Draft aircraft fire was not mentioned, Slides, sprinkle lhe road with glass, damaged five ,cloatplanes and n Rec;tal nails ond sharp stones and try to Some. ~embers of congr~6s had unable to send carly reporl~ on blasted the airdromc. Sent Over Ice Would Ruin Morale indicatlng the mid day strike lire gasoline and ammunition been cnllcal o[ the authority ~nd I the raid to their papcrs. All (orms Thc lass of cight aWed plul1(~s TOCKHOLM (AP) - Two cllUght Ja?anes by V.Uf?Iis'.l. To Cross Estonia * * * Says William Green Ponape and the big naval base f Cherokee, dumpS: had demanded that the relocahon of communication in the city were 10 enemy .. Uack was Lhe heaviest wavcs or Russian planes bombed centers be turned over to the war disrupted. Late in the day traIfic toll ever exacted of our aircraft in Helsinki last night and caused of Truk are the admlnlstratlon reci tal ot "German traffic must be stopped WASHINGTON CAP) -AFL centers for the eastern group of ,t 8 o'clock on these roads and the railway department. It was u~del'sto~, was reported moving in the center many thrusts at Kavieng. Fifteen LONDON, Thursday CAP)-So fires and damage to the Finnish however. that the admmlstratlon of the city bul still was paralyzed allIed oirmen were saved, however, viet forces. driving down from the capiLaI from which rumors of President William Green told the Islands in the Carolines. Ponapc with Bett)' which runs along the Tyrrhenian senate mllitary committee yester Is west 01 KWlljaleln, the western ine, tIL, as and "driatic coasts at any cost," preferred a civilian agency. in the outskirts. by the daring crew of a navy Ca- north, have reached the narrow maneuvers [or a separate peace Transfer to 8impHry Travellers reaching Mallnoe, Lalina flying boal. The crewmen neck of water betwCl1-n Lakes Pei have been emanating since it was day a civilian labor draft would MarshaUs atoll captured by Amer it declared. ruin the morale of wal' workers ican troops earlier thIs month. and "IntrodUc· (The Germans. renew in, thei r The White House announce- Sweden, from Berlin, said the ai put the craft in the harbor, In last atta:cked on Feb. 6. ment of the president's action said tackers struck particularly hard the face or hoI fil'e from hore pus and Oskov, 45 miles northwest Reports to the Swedish press and "might break up mllilons of about 2,581 mUes ~outhwest of :a priccioso" attacks 0 11 the Anzio beachhead, Pearl Harbor. )nata in A the transfer was designed to sim- at the northern and northwestern gUTllI, to rescue thcir comradcs. of Pskov, and German reports so~d said that 50 Russian planes in the American families." have laid down a 24.· hour ar· pJiCy administration and bring the section of thc city and in thc first formation kept the city under The law, urged by President At Po nape. the American tillery barrage and Wednesday Thc slow Catalina. of u t}'pe yesterday the Russians had a1- S~hoeneber :I Roosevelt as the keystone af the raider were wlililn 410 miles nllM sent out Illf&"e lormatlons authority undel' Hupcrvisioo' or :1 districl noi. a house culled "Durobo" by fUel'S bllcau rcady bent sledges over the Icc alert lrom to 10 p. m. cabinet o!ficer·. wa.:! left stanci1ng. it econd ",tack neavy IIdminlstration's new legislative of Truk. Only lwice before have 1868, deal· !If tan ks to probe allied posl lumbers along dOing odd chores The authority, which has been IIltler's Ch~nce U ery like patrolling and r culnl( fliers In an aUempted crossing into The econd lIUack. which ap· program. would force lobor to United Slates planes carried the ~or butraJo lions, lhe Brltlilh radio saJd in all independent age n c y. waS Reports from persons comlIlg from thc sea, made rep atcd iand. soulhern Estonia. peared heavier, began at It p. m. work for the profit of private In war so far west Into Japan', lhe Kanias a broldeasl' monitored in New moved in its entil'ely Lo the juris- C['om the capital said that Hitler's and ended shortly before mid inner delense rln,. Those were about 30,. ings and takeo(fs to pick up the Meanwhile, Moscow reported dustry, Grcen declared in a fist York by NBC. The fiercest Ger diction of the interior departmen t. chancellery. which had been pre· night. Dispatches said that heavy pounding denunciation. the carrier-borne raids on Tokyo man thrusts have been In the Dlllon S. Myel' is ils director. viously damaged, ogain was hit m~~. was one of the mObt hel'Oic that 2,500 more Germans were anti-aircraft fire forced some o! Break Up Families It elf and on Marcus Island, direction of the harbor of Anzio. WRA operates 10 relocation and that the Chlirlottcnbul'g and exploits of the southwest Pacific killed and 107 of their tan~s the bombers to drop their loads "Millions of American families wllhln 1,200 mi les of J apan. U was stated.) centers for persons o[ Japanese Grunewald :sections also had been war. Seldom are individual acts wrecked in a frenzied German at outside thc cHy. might b broken up," he said. In preparation (or the lunge at (The British radio quoted its ancestry who were moved from bombed. recorded In official communiques, tempt to break the relentlessly Finnish Foreign Minister Sir "ThoU3snds of small business en· Ponape, fleet headquarters dis Fifth army correspondent, Frank the Pacific coast early in 1942. One traveller said Hotel Bristol but the Catalina cl'ew's action reo contrac!lng Soviet ring around the Henrlk Raymsay reported to the terprises might have to be aban closed, a marine photographiC Gilliard, as saying lhal many Itali 20,000 Evacuees on Unter den Linden was demol- ceived 21 words in loday's com- remnants of len Nazi divisiolls foreign affairs committee of par doned." plane !lew over that area Feb. 7. an civilian refugees were trapped Another 20.000 evacuees, not ished by blockJ:>usters and 2,000 muniQue, more than was allotted trapped in the Ukraine. liament yesterday on the "foreign R. J . Gray, presidcnt oC lhe Photographs showed 25 enemy in the ceUars of the Mt. Cassino held ill the centers,' have been dead were taken [rom the ruins to the Green islands consolidation. Speed Aeross Ice political situation," a Swedish building and construction trades ships In the lagoon, extensjve har monastery when the attack opelled placed in communities outsIde the lye s tel' day morning-a report Sixty-five tons of bombs were The Berlin radio said Russiall news agency dispatch from Hel department of the AFL, followIng bor facilities and barracks build Tuesday. The Germans, he said, Pacilic coast security zone through which conflidted with accounts dropped In the Kavleng raid and forces had sped aOross the ice sinIU said. as rumOI'S 01 an im hIs chief to the stand, accused ings. 'reCused to allow them to leave on the WRA's relocation program. of earlier raids 1n which the Bristol 100,000 rounds of ammunition on Lake Peipus on sledges and mlnent Finnish-Russian armistice government agencies ot "bungling" In pre-war days the ndlves -- the grounds Iha t they would carry The transfer of the agency to hotel was said to have been heavily were exp nded in strafing the en- reached the western shore, but continued. llved comtortabl,. off 'he fer fumbling, delays, "breaches of back information on the Nazi's the interior department was ef· hit. emy. were thrown back by German de- No De'-Ils Given faith" In their relations with or Uie land 01 Ponape, whIch raIses f position to the allies. The monks fected througb. a presidential ex- As~ crting "Brilish Air Huns" For the [Irst time inca he took fenders. No detail1! were given on Ram vIrtu aLi), every 'roplcaJ producl were reported evacualed earlicr.) gani :ted I Dbor. ccutive order. had carried out "another terror supreme command in the so\lth- The Russians reported thc cap say's meeting with the committee. "True Slory" The uninhabited In'erlor has A Whito House statement said attack," DNB, German news agen. west and soulh Pacific, MacAr- ture of Chedskoye-Zakhodi m this The Finnish press meanwhile de He charged that union workers man), rulnl of an ancIent and Mr. Roosevelt "considered the cy, admitted damage was caused thur's communique dropped the area and large scale maps show manded more news of the peace have been unable to deliver the mysterious cl villu tJon. ~ . program of ibe war relocation au- and aJibied lhat the weather la Solomons heading, a consQquence a Zakhodi on the bit of land that situation to lorestall reports com "true stort' of home-front condl. Nimitz also announced seventh Senale Vetoes thoJ'ity sound in principle, and the vorc<\ the rlliders. of his assertion yesterday that c-I is but two·and-a·half miles. from Ing from torelgn capitals. tions to theil' feUow members in AAF planes and search aircraft of work already accomplished by lhe ------cupation of the Green islands had the other shore. A little further the armed forces and declarcd bad neet wing two bombed five Jap agency highly satisfacto)'y." strategically completed the 8010- south the neck is but a mile-and- Fourth War Loan publicity for unions had been "de anese-held atolls in the Marshalls Clark Gable Sued mon islands campaign. a-halt wide. lIberate and created by interests Feb. 14 and 15. One or more of Subsidy Plan On the west coast of New Bl'i- A successful Russian crossing in 'Most Successful LOS ANGELES (AP)-CapL antagonistic to labor." those atolls has been raided eVery tain, mllrine~ who triumphed tot. this area might completely disrupt High Interest Clark Gable. former motion pic Ever Conducted' "I wonder if this endeilvor to day this month with the exception WASlIlNGTON (AP)--Thc sen- DIo:S MOINES-The dime a Polk ture star now in the army air lowing lhc Cape Gloucester land- German plans for the defense of keep us from contacting our peo of last Sunday. ate quickly gave final approval county jailer gave a prisoner Lor forces. was sued yesterday (or Ing Dec. 26 have cleared the Jap. Estonia for they have apparently WASHINGTON, (A P)- D e ple on the fighting fronts is for A navy search plane also made Yestcl'day to legislation outlawing carfare upon his release 20 years $29,770 a~ the rcsult of an auto anese from the Borgen bay and built a solid defense lLne in the scribing the $14,000,000,000 Fourth the ,Purpose of creating anotber a thrust at Mej lt Island In the subsidy payments to hold down ago has come back-with Interesl. mobilc collision. Cape Mensing al'eil, more lhan 21 land bridge to the north between War Loan campaign as ''by all odds division and so weakening our eastern Marshalls Monday. It was the cost 01 food, one of lhe ad- The letter return ing lhe 10 cents Janc Courtoir demanded $25,- miles east of the cape, and are the Baltic sea and Lake Peipus. the most successfUl drive the the first attack on that enemy continuing io move forward. No recent Russian advances have treasury has ever conducted," strength that our future efforts ministration's ch ief weapons in a I ~o contained 20 othel' dimes and 670. dec1
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1944 THE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, "IOWA. PAGE THREB -======~ Col. Fu-De I, Given Hydraulics Degree Here, Writes to Professor of~urma Army Life Vie for Boy, Girl Honors
Found Medical Men, Graduates of Iowa, SUI Band In Responsible Posts ZZ Washinitoa In a leiter written to Prof. C. J. Posey of the college of engi Gives Concert Qtering, Col. FU-De I, who re ceived his doctor's degree from the university in 1938, describes his By MILDRED BUOY experiences with the Chinese army Instead of its usual type of pro In Burma. gram the University band present- i Writing from the headquarters ed a concert of light modem music I at the 38th division of the Chi Dese expeditionary forces, ,Col last night in Iowa Union. Director I C. B. Righter led the band . ..,e1 I describes his meeting with General Somervell, chief of the From the first beat of Curzon's I United States service forces on bold "Bravada" march, the band )Jl'oved that high standards of per ~ ! ~ I" BV to Chungking. "We 1"C' re offl'red a ride on his form ance can be achieved in spite of pla n ~ " Col on!'1 I writes. " It was a war-enforred replacements or "1/»1 )leasant trip indeed." personnel. D, ~ cri b lng army life, the former Light classical works on last university student continues, "Our Ilight's concert, wbich seemed to trOops here are pushing steadily meet with the greatest approval, jorward into Burma territory, and were the trumpet triO. the piano there has been severe fighting solo, selections from Herbert's SELECTION OF the God of Mirth and the Qu~en of Love and Beauty" candldatell plet.:ured above, left to rlrht. Bruoe Wade, G or Grldle)'" Ottumwa, dramatic arts department; CecHia. Jamison, G of Denton, ever since the end of October. We "The Fortune Teller" and Ben who will rel~\ over the Beaux Art ball Feb. 19, will be made by Calif.• and Gladys Noleboom, A3 of Oranre City, chosen to represent Tex., and Gene harp, M of Elkader, repre.senUnK !.he art deparlroent. ,,"e come to the hills in nor nett's "Rhapsody In Rhumba." Prof. Earl E. llarper. dlrectc:-r or the chool of line art, from the Ihe mU&ie department; Robert I\laurer and Shirley Rich, A4 of \hem Burma, and here are the The trumpet trio of feminine band ------bIIvlest jungles one can find in members gave a creditable per According to Cheever, the pro IllY part 01 the world." formance of Bennett's "Orion." Mildred Arndt Married to Paul Miller I Executive Secretary fession is a promising one, and Oolonel I charaoterlzes life Soloists were Mary Jane McCrea. Today I 'Junior Miss' oUers career possibilities not only u tourp and hard and far from Al of Clinton; Joan Chance, A3 lilY civilization, though he doe of Redfield, and Dorotha Jane In St. Joseph's Church in Hills Yesterday 7 Organaations Of Industrial Editors to journalism majors but also to remark on the "southern Call Becker, A3 of Sheridan, Wyo. To Meet other students trained in particu . ,,",la-like weather nowl de Joyce Horion, AZ of OIceola, In a single-ring ceremony Mild- The maid of honor chose a yel- Postponed lar technical fields. and interest "lte all olher adverse condl f1ullst, showed her venatlllt)' red Arndt, daughter of Mr. and low tarfeta gown, designed with To Talk Tomorrow ed in writing about those fields. &IOId," when she played the plano 1010, Mrs, William Arndt of Hills, be- a shirred bodice and sweetheart University e1ub- ...Clubrooms of Iowa Union, 7:30 p. m. Work as a publlcatJon editor He also mentions having met BenneU's , "La Ro ...e&&e." The came the bride of Paul Miller, son neckline. Her matching shoulder Cast Member III; L. O. Cheever, e';ecutive secre IoUI' American senior medical number showed harp-Ir"e quall of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, iength veil was held in place with Camalloll Rebekah .LocIre No. 376, tary of the Amerlcan Association involves editing awe e k I Y or monthly magazine lor an industry "fleers who are" graduates of lies aulnlt a backrround of route 7, yesterday mornlng at 8 a crown of yellow flowers and her Past Noble Grandll club-Home P,oduction to Open ot Industrial Editors, will speak )owa, all of them holding highly mellow band accompaniment o'clock in st. Joseph's church in bouquet was also of carnations. or company. and Is closely con ot Roscoe Hughes, 18 N. Dodle Monday, Feb. 28 I tomorrow at 4 o'clock in room responsible positions in the army." with ocCBlionaly ' touches of Hills. The Rev. Martin Horan of- Mrs. Arndt chose for her daugh street, 6 p. m, nected wi!h the work of the per Born in Hopei , China, in 1911, N 101, East hail, to university slu sonnel department In keeping up razz-rna-tau. ficiated at the nuptial mass. ter's wedding a navy blue street- Lena T. Rin&' c1rcle-Communlty The Illness of one ot the prin Colonel I received his bachelor's The most surprising incident of Mrs. Robert Schnoebelen, organ- length dre. s with matching acees building 7:30 p. rn. dents interested in industrial edit morale in the Industry. degree from Tsing Hua univer the evening 10 both band members ist, and Mrs. Howard Klein and sories. The bridegroom's mother Double Four-Home of Ml·S. Eda:ar cipal members of the cast has made Ing. Cheever will also speak to Pro!. ~ ty at Peiping in 1933. Beginning and audience was the playing of Mrs. P at Glaspey, vocaliSts, pre- was attired in a victory blue dress Vasser. 911 S. Van Buren necessary the p<*!tponemEmt of As editor of the Morrell maga Earl Engllsh's class In typography his graduate studies in the United Strauss' "Perpetual Motion." The sen ted music for the occasion. Se- with blue accessories. Both wore street, 8 p, m. performances of "Junior Miss." zine, house organ lor the Morrell tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Stales at Cornell university, he work was originally written for lections included "Mother at Your corsages of pink and white car H. G. L. club-Home of Mrs. John The play will open Monday, Feb. packing company, Cheever will All interested students may at received his doctor's degree in orchestra and contains a swift discuss the employee pUblication tend either the class period or the Feet Is Kneeling," "Heart of nations. Nelson, route 5, 12 M. 28. and will continue through Sal- ~ydraullcs from the University of moving theme transferring to Jesus, Hear," and "a Lord, I Am WcddlDr Breakfast Served Iowa City Woman's club, Drama field as a whole. discussion later In lhe arternoon. Iowa in 1938. various sections of the band. In Not Worthy." After the ceremony a wedding department-Clubrooms or Com urday, March 4. =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Belween the two one-year »e the second performance of it last Attending her twin sister as breakfast was served to the bridal munity building, 2:30 p. m. Plans have been arranged so that , rl.ods that Colonel I spent here night, Conductor Rillhter walked maid of honor was Margaret party in the home of the bride's Red CrOU--Amerlcan L e II Ion the cast composed principally of In the university, he served as FRANCESCATTl nonchalantly oft the stage. The Arndt, and Robert Campion, cous- parents. At noon the couple was rooms of Community building. the Jesters, dramatlc club of Uni III enrlneering aide at the Gun 8:30 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. band continued to gr~e ' a clean in of the bridegroom, served as honored at a reception lor 60 versity high :school, will appear in French Violinist tersville dam under the Ten cut interpretation without direc best man. Ushers were Joseph guests in the church parlors. The mee Valley Authority from tion. After the number was ended Arndt, brother or the bride, and table was centered with a three the production Monday, Feb. 28, 1936 to 1937, for the second time, Conductor and Saturday, March 4. Special WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 AIter receiving his degree, Col Donald Schreiber, cousin of the tiered wedding cake, trimmed in R. McCollum's Return Righter returned to the podium sections or seats have been set 8:00 p , Dnel I was employed by the Mac bridegroom, yellow and white and topped with t. and remarked, "And now you see Given In Marriage a miniature bride and bride- aside for hilh school students at Arthur Concrete Pile company in how unnecessary conductors are." these per/ormances and th price New York City, where he be Given in marriage by her fath- groom, The chosen colors of the After 5 Week's Visit IOWA MEMORIAL UNION Numbers of the modern vein er, the bride wore a gown of white bride, yellow and white, were of tickets will be reduced (or them. came assistant to the president ot which also met audIence ap The University cast will present the company. He returned to Chi satin, fashioned with a litted w.. ed in the decorations of the General Admission Tickets Available Without Ch arge proval were Gould's :'Pavallne" bddice lind a round neckline with parlors. In Miami Beach, Fla. the play Feb. 29, March I, 2, 3 na before the United States en and 4. to Holders of Student Activity (Idcntification) Cards tered the war. and "Red Cav"lr), Ma"l'h" a chantilly lace yoke. Her long For traVeling, Mrs. Miller se . Two overtures, Flotow's "Stra sleeves ) tapered into points over 1ected an aqua and brown her Mr. and Mrs. R. V. McCollum, The play is being directed by Reserved Seats - $1.25 (including tax) dellI(' and Wood's "M.ay-Day," the wrlists and the full skirt ex- ringbone tweed suit with navy 1136 E. Burlington street, just re Prof. E. C. Mabie, head of the turned from Miami Beach, F la., departm nt of speech and drama- I appeared on the program. as weil tended into a junior train. accessories. Ticket Available lina Francescatti as the brill ian c y of Coates' Her full-length veil, edged with The bride was grnduated from aCll'r spending five weeks visiting tic arts, with Dorothy Eckelmann, "Knigtsbridge March" and Elgar's lace, fell from a coronet of seed the University high school and their son and daughter-In-law, G of Cape Girardeau, Mo., as us Lieu.1. and Mrs. James McCollum sislanl. IOWA MEMORIAL UNION "The Marksmen." . pearls. She carried II rosary of the Paris Academy or Beauty in The stage sets have been built Io Play Wednesday The final number on the pro Siberian amethyst and wore a Cedar Rapids. She has been em and son, Craig. Beginning three-strand peari necklace. The ployed by Strub's departmenl • • • by Prof. Arnold GllIette and have gram, Colby's modern rhapsody, been • executed by tage creviS Second Guest Artist "Headlines," was delkriptlve of bridal bouquet was an arrange- store. The bridegroom, a grad Visits Capt. Barchart MONDA V, FEBRUARY 21 Mrs. D. E. Borchart, 1127 Oav compoed almo t entirely ot Uni In University Series , daily happenings in the press room ment of white and pink cama- uute of Iowa City hlgb school ,Is versity high school ludents, Crews of an urban newspaper. The music tions. She dedicated n.abouquet of now engaged In tarming. The cnport strect. is spending vel'al Is Concert Violinist days in Rapid City, S. D., with handling the stage and light con portrayed the rushing events of flowers to the Blessed Virgin at, couple wlll be at borne on a !arm trols wlll be high school students a day in the city: the grandeur the close of the ceremony. ncar Morse. her husband, captain Borchart, Zino Francescatti, concert vio who Is stationed at the urmy air under the direction of members linist, will appear next Wednes and pomp, the melodious song and ba there. of the staIl. day as the second of the guest ar the full-bOdied finale at the end • • • Tickets will be on sale 1n room tists presented this semester in the of the day. 'Russia -Yesterday and Tomorrow' 10 Be Guest from Moline a-A, SchacHer hail, Feb. 21. Re university concert series. Throughout the evening the Charles L. Sanders of Moline. servations may be made by ca lling Tickets for the Francesca&ti University band gave a clear-cut Ill., was a guest last week or university extension 587. concert wllJ be available at Iowa performance, s how I n g smooth Subject of Talk by Rev. L. l. Dunnington Mrs. Ralph Howell, 1422 E. Col Union beginning Monday. Unlver- quality of tone and control of dy lege stl'eel. Hamllton, 1 137 E. Burlington • lIy students may obtain tickets namics. Members of the American AS- r Serving with Mrs. William J . • • • street. Their son, Captain Hamil by presenling their student iden sociation of University Women Petersen as members of the hos Return to Lincoln ton, is serving in New Caledonia. lllication cards at the ticket desk will hold their sixth general meet- pita lity committee for February Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snyder Chick Hamilton returned witb his In Iowa Union. A limited num ing Saturday at 12:15 in the club- wili be the following members of have returned to their home in grandparents to Mt. Pleasant, ber of reserved seats will be rooms of Iowa Union. The Rev. the international relations study Lincoln, Neb" after a week's vi 'It where he is vlsiUng this week. lold to the general public. Girl Scouts with Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Hurd, L_ L. Dunnington, pastor of the group: Effie Mullln, Elgin Kreul, • • • Recognized as one ot the most First Methodisf church, will speak Lynne Forward and Ruth HoU- 1024 Market street. Arrtves from Riverside outstanding violinists df toda)', 0", the subject "Russia-Yesterday man. • • • Mrs. Lyman Templin Sr. oC Riv Prancescatti made his American anl::i Tomorrow." Visl\.5 Grandparents erside, m., arrived yesterday lor debut with the New York Phil Hold Parties Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hamilton of a visit with her son and daughter The Rev. Mr. Dunnington is the Social Studies Teacher harmonic Symphony orchestra in auihor of "Handles of Power" Mt. Pleasant visited Sunday with in-law, Lieut. and Mrs. Lyman I \939. He made his first public ap Because their meeting day fell an~ has recently written anoth~r Appointed a Member their daughter-In-law, Mrs. C. B. Templin Jr., 618 Grant stret. pearance at the age of five. He on or near Valentine's day, sev studied to be a 4twyer, however. book, "More Handles or Power." Of Readl·ng Comml·ttee eral Iowa City Girl Scout and Ht has been engaged in Y. M. C. A. _ _ _ until he was 22, when because of Brownie troops had valentine par financial difficulties following his w?rk in !tus~ia and is familiar I Mabet Snedaker, supervisor ot lather's d eat If , Francescattl ties. Some took advantage of the With RUSSIan Ideas. social studies at the University dropped his stUdies of law and snow and went slidinl, while oth Hostesses for the meetin~ will elementary schooi, has been ap ers continued their usual work. be Mrs. Homer Dill, chairman, pointed to serve on the Iowa began a career as a concert artist. Brownie troop 15 of Longfellow The violin lsi has been In the w:ho will be assisted by Mrs. Percy Pupils' Reading Circle committee school had a valentine party Mon Bliss, Mrs. GlUin Jones, Estella of the Iowa State Teachers associ United States for the past four day afternoon. Each girl brought Years, and he bas made coneen ~ot, . Mrs. W. F. Bristol, Mrs. ation, according to an announce a valentine and drew a name, then A~elalde Burge, Mrs. Owen T. ment made by Lee H. Campbell of lours throurhout the country. put her valentine in the box for In IIddition to playing with every Edwards, Ruth Gallaher, Carrie Spencer, president of the associ the girl whose name she drew. Stanley, Prof. Beth Wellman and alion. majQr American orchestra, he Besides valentines, the box con has appeared on several radio Prot. Mate Giddings. Members are The work or Ihis committee con tained little packages of candy requested ~o call Mrs. BUss (7380) sists of selecting and distributing broadcasts. for each girl from the troop leader, Paganini is one of FrancescaW's or Mrs. Jones (6347) be Core to- supplementary reading materials Mrs. Don Brown. Other refresh morrow noon for reservations. to Iowa' schools. favorite com posers, and he consi ments included heart-shaped val ders Bach the supreme composer entine cookies and pop. Encl of an Enemy of ali time. He recognizes Paganini Cookies and cokes were served HOME FRONT as the person who best exploited a as refreshments at troop 25's val NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE In a spljt .«ond tbis enemy plane will be blasted the technical resources of the entine party Monday. Troop 25, vioiin and chose the Paganini UD ,WAR WEAPON from tbe skies by a sbell from onc of our anti I which meets in SI. Mary's school, T{ Major Concerto" for his American also had a valentine box and aircraft guns on the ground. debut In November, 1939. played games at their party. OUR electric washer it indillpenaabl. How can a gun hit a plane going 300 miles an Troop 19 pf Lincoln school met ~ -{~~=BR=,N=G~S~AD~D~E~D~C~O~N~V~E~N~IE~N~CE~' Yin keeping clothes and linellll clean hour 20.000 feet up . .. when it takes the sbelll:5 in the home of their assistant lead -protecting your family', health and seconds to get up dlere and in that time the plane W. R. A. to Sponsor er, Mrs. Stuart Cullen, 630 W. IDDrale--eollllerving the energy you need Park road, Monday after school has gone more than a mile? Besides, the sbell for other wartime activities. Don't let it curves in its flight. Wind blows it. Gravity pulls Carnival Saturday lind went sliding and toboaaning. To Daily Economical Service! break down through neglect. Remember National Girl Scout week will ~ -better care meana leM repair. on it. Even the weathet alfects its velocity. be held in the middle 01 March The lnswer is the Gun Director-an eite/ricll} "Madame Moon" and her assist and Girl Scouts In troop 9 of ant "Haif Moon," fortune tellers, For Cl-. Eall WtUlWa,: brain which ajms the guns. Swiftly it plots the I University elementary s c h 0 0 I will be one of the main features started to work, Monday, on their * Know the .,.padl7 of ,0111' plane's height aDd course. Instantly it solves the at Ihe carnival 10 be l1eid Satur- part of the program to be given wuIIer &lid do 110& , ..... It. complex mathematical problem, continuously day (rom 7:30 until 11 p. m, in March 16. ( RIDE * AcUut wrluer ..... 101' WeII- matching tbe curved path of the shell to tbac of the Women's gymnasium. m!IDlC ] At their meeting Monday, 11_ of matertal aD" ...... the plane 10 the two will meet. it even times the The carnival is sponsored by the Scouts in troop 7 continued their y elothllll eveDl7 .. '08 .tart Women's Recreation a~oc iation second class badge acllvitles. feeiUJII. fuse to explode the sbell at the exact i nsunr. and ali of the proceeds will go to Longfellow Brownies In troop Fold 1110&1111 eo tIaat hard _. The tUclricai Gun Direcror has greatly increased the World Student Service fund. 17 also had a party lit their ses The Crandlc schedule between Iowa * *ta. Jill, bllclllel" do -* eta the deadliness of anti-aircraft gunfire. ~n its devel A floor show will be presented sion Monday. After having val City and Cedar Rapids has been in tact roll.. with "Halloned Rhythms," nov entine cookies and candy and hot creased 'to 17 'round trips every week opment at Bell Telephooe Laboratories and its Follow lDUIulaetarer'. bIItrac· elty band, and army and navy chocolate In the school's activity day . '.' 16 on Sunday. Economical * produaion at Westem Electric, college trained 'voaB' personnel taking part. Another tJou lor oObIa' ...... room t they went sliding. men and women rowe played important paw. Pari of the program wiil be a At their gatherlnl Tuesday, Crandic Care is just SOC one way or 75c waleI' ballet and formation swim troop 22 of Horace Mann school round trip, pius tax. Choose cOmforla BNY WII,. Bo"ds ngultll'ly-aJJ you ,,~,,! ming by the members of Seals planned a party which they will ble, safe Crandic transportation between club. live for another Horace Mann the two cities. Dial 3263 for schedules. IOWA·ILUIOIS Gil The gymnasium will be decor troop ,troop 21. sometime at the II. ELECTRIC CO. ated by members of W. R. A. and end of this month. ~!!'!~'!'.J.!'!'!!.~,. .",.. prizes will be given for basket A valentine party with cookies _~_ ... __ .. _.... -.t-... ~ abooting, bingo and the penny ar- Willi and candy hearla enjoyed ) cade. No admission will be Tuesday by Brownie. 01 troop 20 'CEDAR RAPIDS AND Charaed at the door, but each· con of Lincoln school. fbI)' played IOWA CITY ' RAILWAY _tOI) naln" Jt. tee, 111 WIfIlIDI&oD 'Bill" .t1mY',,*I ~ - - -.- z. THE DAll.Y IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA THtInSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. mr ~ . . From The 910' Iowa Hawkeyes Set For Boilermakers Friday Ace I • Sidelines In ~ A.f DISSATISFIED • By Jack Sords by Sy First of Three Sports THI DAI:UY IOWAN Yoke Ida. JIM BAGgy,' Sad news came to basketbal CL.EN6L.A.Jo·s DIS' (rota 1 lovers the first part of this week Crucial Tilts S''''l1~leD PIi'CM"R. when it was learned that the Sea· ftled i - ~e RE!F\lsGS Trail • hawks were to schedule no mol! L. Ry: 10 PI-Ai u..... DER. • • \ home games. illl b Iowa Faces League IMNAGeR LoU By WHlTNJfY MARTIN SPORTS As usual the Naviators blasw.r prowli 6o\)D~EAIJ • • their way through the season with Leaders With Height, NEW YORK (AP)-It doesn't The Scoring Advantage some staggering total of wins aJ. a resu' prove any~hingl of course, but though they played rather medi. Feb. 8 baseball men "'light take it as an ocre competition for the majorit, om PROBABl.E STARTING OFFICERS TO RUN C. R. GOLDEN GlOVES MATCHES of the games and many of theth LiNEUPS encouraging si"," that 22 of the 30 Jatn men listed on the Pittsburgh Pi looked like wholesale slaughter as lind. Iowa Purdue only the Navy can do it. Irssio Ives (6-1) ...... F HoUman (6-l) rate spring rpster were with the The one good. game that was club last year. rililled. played 01) their fleldhouse stan Danner (6) ...... F .... Horn (5-11) The Plrat(lS are the first club Herwig (6-3) ...... C .... Frazier (6-3) was the Seahawks 34 -21 smaill· bold enough to is:>ue a roster at Ing cf the Cyclones from Iowa Postels (6-3) ...... G .... Friend (5-9) this time, al1Parently, although we SCaCe, now Big Six champs ID Spencer (6-3) ... G ...... Haag (6-1) understand Earl Hilligan of the I American league and Bill Brandt their own league. qWcials: John Getchell (St. Anyway, the half-time exhibi. Thomas) and John O'Donnell (St. of the National have theil' re- I Ambrose) pective red and green books ready tions the tumbling department PIli 1 on were really worth while. Time and Place: Friday, 8 p. m. for the printer after sw~ating Iowa fieldhouse, unreserved seats over the daily personnel changes If you're planning to go to the available, doors open 6:30 p. m. until they decided that if they Purdue-Iowa game this Friday Broadeasi: WSUI, 7:55 p. m. waited until the changes ceased night you'd better get there plenty This is the fir:;t of three P9Ssibl!\ Ule books never would go to press. early and take your lunch accord· "this i~ it" basll:\!tball games for The Pirate roster shows 15 ing to Dad Schroeder. A recen t the Universi~y of Iowa team, for players who wete with the club telephone conversation with the it the Hawkeyes don't beat league a year ago, and tbose 15 Include athletic pundit revealed that ihe leading Purdue here Friday eve orne pretty fair country ball resel'ved seats are now sold OUI ning (hey can fOrget lIll about any players, such as )llooller Sewell, and that the only seuts available ) share of the Big Ten tille. Max Butcher, Bob KJlnrer, I Friday night will be general ad. Iowa, now sharing fourth with -n:iIS S1"AR1'~p I.A~ Lopez, Pete ClJIiCacart and Vince mission. a 7-2 mark, can get no worse than SI!SASoN, AND 11' 's DiManip. . Dad fOl'esees a sell -out cI'owd a tie if they whip the Boilermak S"fI "L. Go''''6o DN Nobody can tell right now iust with the S. R. O. sign being hung how representative the Buc ros ~ts and f[nisb with wins over out plenty early': . Northwestern March 3 and 4 here. ter is. Last year if anyOne had The way the boys have been Before a probable full house of taken th e New York Giant roster prl\cticing this wek you'd thlllk 8,500 persons, the towans will un as repI'esentati ve of maior league they were gOing to tight tht clubs he would have been foul by coil their new tactics plann\!q to Japs. And as WIl have saill th~ yards, as the Giant 10!:3es, from a count\!rcheck Purdue's reck\¢ss Purdue Boilermakers are liv. purely playing-strength s tan d - Ing up to their Ilame this sea· speed and pester the aim of the !Sun Again Ready point, probably were greater in Boilermakers swift-shooters. SI. Mary's son. /943 that those of any other clubs. Boilel'making 01' not don't miss To match the uncanny scoring How many ot those 30 now thrusts of Paul HoUman and For McLennan Race this game Friday slated to give listed will be available for duty more thrill fm' thrill thn n an)' li ke Charles Haag, Hawkeyes will when the season starts is still an bank on the league's No. 1 and Downs Quintet production on the floor that eve· Trainer Ben Jones other question. In fact, at the rate ning. No. 2 scorers, Dave Danner (157) Uncle Sam has bden putting the and Dick Ives (156). They will Keeps Fingers Crossed; linger on ball players the last few Said conversation with Dad reo get help from Ned Postels, guard From (. R. Sees Derby Chances days, it would seem that the clubs OFFIC~RS OF U, S. NavY Pre-Flight schOOl, who will officiate at Golden Gloves tournament In Cedar vealed several choice or unchoice who now is nearing his scoring would be lucky to reach that total Rapids ~eb. 17 and 18. Len to rlg-ht, Lieut. (J,g.) Peter J . McDermott; l.leut. (J,f.) Frank pter; F;ns. (acts: peak. Jack Spencer's work on re MIAMI, FIn. (AP)-Speaking on nine Commissioner Landis has James Johnson; Ens. Barry J. Cavan; Lieut. Fred StalcuD: Ens. Barry J. Martin.-Official Navy Photo (l) Slip Madigan is still "just Playing their best game of the bounds and his clever passing will softly and keeping his fingers set as the ebb tide level below graph. about ready" to tell the univer. Jaunch the Iowa attack. season, St. Mary's Ramblers out- crossed, trainer Ben Jones of Cal- which a club COuldn't operate. sity authorities whether or not Height margin goes to Iowa by raced the Immaculate Conception umet farms said yesterday his Sun One dayfsl I'rL