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lJiJR 27, 1930 Mail Hawklet. LOle Fair, Colder Cr.doh tlf.ra Ollileore wal, City !4·19 JOWA-Falr today IIJId tomorrow: Hte Rlory on Pare :\ 8Omf'whal colder today. ~ OJ d aill I ~ low (J Cit y , , M O{ n in, Newspaper eflOTI !! FIVE CENTS IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1939 VOLUME NUMBER 258 )lnnIf' ; : xxxvrn HIgh t r J. Borrow volume of mail leh the locol ot­ n­ rlslmn holidays on h for rowa City. e ., nnd letlt'1'1 I I I h .old, ' ('vera I prov(' Ih ut Ihe line.. rt'(lchNl a --------------------~------------~------~~~--~~~~----~~----~--~---------------------.~ letlpr~ or pack· •• I red either Un· Rescue Parties day unle they Snow Continues ID South, Central lowa; Drives East ~I dellv ry." ChrlstmoB day Search Debris l~ r IlUlor moll Bureau See N (lsil·Klllvillator For Bodies Reopens Today Interpreting No More Poker Games? Smoking? Don't Be Foolish! rll ... ... ... ... ... ... Thousands Abandon 'Fair' Weather With 1400 Men The Doctor Calls New Year's Resolutions Mere Manifestations of Childish 'Guilt Complex' rGet Homes, Seek Refuge For Today DETROIT, Dec. 27 (AP)- The War News CHICAGO, Dec. 27 (AP) - technic of change - and in most lutions," he declared. toms of all this morbid drive. From More Shocks it Order Nash - Kelvinator corporation's Don't make New Year's resolutions cases they are so numerous and "Unwise indulgence in alcohol, "And, finally, it may Indeed be plant. closed today when a dispute -theY're foolish , Dr. Smiley Blan- so harsh that there is no possi­ overwork, laziness, extravagance, well to admit to ourselves that ANKARA, T u r key, Dec. 28 among un ion members halted pro­ I army recruit­ Plow Keep Traffic By KIRKE L. SIMPSON ton of New York proclaimed to- bility of theit ever being carried maybe we are not as bad as we (Thursday) (AP) - Catastrophic I duction, will reopen tomorrow, miserliness, over-eating - all are s h~s r rived AP Staff WrIter Moving D pit Heavy returning approximately 1,400 men day. out." symptoms which cannot be modi­ think and that it is not always earthquake!; in northern Anatolia 8 Imall num- The disastrous consequences to work. tor Such annual resolves to quit Christmas, he said, brings out fied by even the most rigid and wise to strain to reach some im- have killed more than 8,000 per. to be made FaU in lio Soviet Russia of Finlllnd's heroic bad habits or change ways of ]iv- "the old feelings of joy and honest New Year's resolutions, possible and illusionary idenl of sons. unofficial a d vic e s said 's W wl'l'kI, dis­ MlItthew Smith, national secre­ stand against Red army legions ing, he asserted, are merely mani- . pleasure and dependence that we for dealing with a ~y mptom it­ perfection." . 8 In Del Moln I lory oC the Mechanics Educational early today. DF;S MOTNF,s, Dec. 27 (AP) - Society at America, said tonight are visible on a far wider front festations of a childish "guilt com- had when we were children" and self is inadequate. The cause He concluded, however, that if Open fields became the refuge Snow contInued today to pile up a than the 800-mile, Russo-Finnish plex." also "some of the childish feel- must be discovered. nlnp or lor that a conference between union one must make resolutions, "It is of thousands of panic-stricken IIJh I blanket on lOuthern and cen­ of([cia Is and W. F. Armstrong, vice battle line. Dr. Blanton averred in the ings of wrong-doing and oC guilt "Harsh and disciplinary reso· well to make only one at a time- Anatolians, shivering in icy winds. ,1m nl t FI. They lend credence to the belief tra! Jowa altllOur!l its loll w&:> president of the company, cleared magazine, Hygeia: from which all children suffer." lutions often drive the individual to take some undesirable habit Turkish army rescue parties and the COIUI~ a r· of the Finnish high command rna. TUits the way tor reopening of the plant. "A canvas of New Year's reso- "This childish, hidden and often to such an extent that he be­ and work on it until a more fire brigades searched the smok­ R obaUn, In f.ce ot D weather bur­ that a new Russian force of 300,- ill • Itn t by roll lutions would show that a rna- unconscious feeling ot guilt is a comes either physically or desirable type of behavior has ing debris of towns and villages eau prediction of "generally fair" 000 picked troops is being mus­ t lence by ,ov. jority of them represent a kind powerful - perhaps the chief - psychologically. Chronic fatigue been substituted tor it and not for bodies. tomorrow. Ru ia tered under the personal direction of self-punishment rather than a motive for our New Year's reso- is one of the commonest symp- until then to go on to the next." Terror-Maddened Is. Calls pf Irlment I, tor nowplow. which rot (0 work of Joseph Stalin to be hurled Terror-maddened cattle and I into the already unequal fight. led In mt<!l- early on the lUile'. hl,hways kept stray dogs stampeded through the New Troops Need Crushlnr Victory area in western Turkey shaken b ltal Prlcuce' l trattle mavIn, despite I fall Nothing short of an early, by the quake. Most water mains, y Ither lubjecu which lolaled more thon nine Finns Report Red Failure on Isthmus crushing victory, at whatever cost railway tracks and viaducts were If. medical pro­ To Fight Finns w he v terinarr I inch In 24 hour at Mount Ayr in Russian blood or embarrass­ . ... ... .... ................. ... ... • • • • • ... shaken apart like match sticka. ment to Russo-German economic . n, •. • pharo and wu •• , ortf'd 10 have tolall'J The torches of rescue parties ,r1y, ar wo.rd 13 inch at Leon alnce Salurday. fore f n Drawn cooperation, could turn the scales Scene of Soviet Bombings provided eerie illumination for the It not n· tor Russia. The prestige of the Say Russians scenes of devastation. C'UdOD WILmI.ni' Inlo Army; Renew 0/ I Red army, lear of which has Whole villages were destroyed. [}list arUlI ry TM hiahwl,Y pall'Ol warnt<! mo­ Interest in Ba1kan. haunted Russia's little neighbors Although broken communica­ !11 ann.ounce­ torisla to u caution IIJ all high­ and even led the great western Continue To tions prevented a complete ap­ sJ)e('i,lly IP­ wort ex pt In the e I central MO COW, Dec. 27 {AP)-So­ powers of Europe to deal cau­ praisal of the loss of life and with aptJtud portion at Iowa wtre now cov­ viet Russia called more men to tiously with Moscow, has fallen to damage, officials said such infor· Bomb Cities mation as they had indicated a the coatt ar­ ered and &llppery. arms tonight, poured large rein­ a low ebb in Finland. Moreover, e­ CI IUn~ry forcement! into the Finnish the utterly unexpected military m a jar catastrophe had taken The w ather bure u warned that place. at the anU"lr- fiahUng and revived her active setback e'\7Jdently has dealt a blow Finnish Defense Lines ld corps ,bo Heavy damage was reported at interest in the neutral Balkans. to the effectiveness of Russian bf on th ana­ Presumably the men newly mo­ diplomacy in many capitals. Repulse Soviet Troop , Sl\msun, l\ Black Sea port of 33,~ and th. tl\­ bilized were intended for the Fin­ Ironic Grins Artillery Barrages OM population; Sivas, on inland )rp! rewards nl. h campaign. There was no es­ From the Black sea to the - city of 34,000; Ordu, Tokat, Ama­ with hlJh _ sia, 'Yozgad and other places. timate or their numbers, but they Baltic, Moscow's political and HELSINKI, Dec. 27 (AP) . ,Four Shocks ay .-aiet In diplomatic emissaries must be re­ I rved to bolsler at least 4,500,000 Unsuccessful Red army attempts Apparently centering in quake- - ' men alrt'ady on duly on various porting back to Stalin that they roun n to nre being, met with PQlite but to sl ' L'm Karelian isthmus de- scarred Anatolia along the BllIck IMenl lid fronti (Finn' g ral head.­ quarters said last night that SOO, . ironic grins from (oreign office fenses' were announced tonight by Sea cda:;t, four severe shocks were arf': " II 000 plcked Red army soldiers had ofCiclals who once almost cow­ the Finnish army, while Russian felt between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. (7 ~II nt char­ ered at their approach. Nowhere and 10 p.m., E.S.T. Tuesday). n 8th and. been rushed up to turn the tide bombers hammered again at key TerriIied thousands abandoned ot recent reverses, in which the is that more evident than in Scan­ Finnish cities. their homes and took retuge in Finns aid at least 4,000 Russians dinavia. Swedish, Norwegian and ! army ma)' Supported by heavy artillery the open fields, fearing new had been slain in three days.) even Danish "neutrality" in the learu al1ll7 barrages, the Russian troops at­ shocks. .ted In pM Arrival In Moscow ot a Bulgar­ Russo-Finnish combat has, during Aid was dispatched by the gov­ odar Raplcll. ion trade delegation stirred spec­ the four weeks of Russian failure A sustained bombardment tacked repeatedly in the isthmus ernment and other agencies to , Dubuque. ulation in foreign quarters as to to trample her tiny foe, become Russian heavy artillery does "ector but, the Finns said, defense the stricken zone 100 to 250 miles Y.

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