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' llist wl~ If edu~. er In Iq, • • . . Is cou~ dlical!1J1I Utstrue. worklnc ; directOr ~slgns 0 :5- tate ecretary zati?n 91 ruction. tIlt ...... ' ..... 'fli''';'t '. _'J.... ______-'--:- __, ...... e Ol 'hl. I inslljlc. possible fl.oks Reclaim iAt 'a Glanw- Carrier Bunker Hill Badly Hurt but Still a Fighting Ship IFour Enemy Appointed U. S. to t~ tUrel, lit *** ...... seen until ***lust before the impact, I not to · Today'~ BREMERTON, Wash., June 6 rippled like a mussed blanket trom how lei - (Delayed)-(AP)- The carrier the heat. sHe! an enemy plane. Just above Aircraft Plants United Nations Bunker Hlll lost 373 dead, 19 miss And on that surface swarmng tile flIaht deck it freed its bomb. i by Me Of. Ing, 26q injured in four blazing repair crews find blobs of dull TIM pIa". Itself pancaked in the ,e visllil Iowan hours of bombs and fire during metallic stuff a man could a\Jnost midst 01 aircraft preparing to the struggle for Okinawa. cover with his two hands. Those take oU on another Flrlke. Heavily Hil Representative linll ,br The blackened and torn veteran blobs were airplanes-before the Almost n05e-to-tail with the hlnk'if SteU1nI1III *reela'ns * *as secretary of all the major strikes since Ra fire. Seventy aircraft were lost to first enemy attacker came the sec of state; Truman announces his baul, still a fighting ship', left her the flames. ond, across the island from star Total Burn.d Out New Secretary methoC1a l appointment as U.S. representa dead behind and came home to Vice-Admiral Marc A. Mltscher board, lind his bomb removed ld to~ tive to the United Nations, heal these hurts: was aboard when the enemy hit. Lieutenant Connors' office, pierced Area in Japan More To Be Announced leral ea.; A round, slanting puncture The Bunker Hill was one of two the fllgllt deck and burst below. Than 11 S Square MiI.s MOnday or Tuesday ,n vls~ All of Luzon island now in angling through the flight deck craft to which he had reference in By then the gunners were In and out the port side, large disclosing recently that he WIlS I DEPEND EN E, 10. (AP) '.: ji~Ni4A, ;rhlIrsd,y (A P)_ Arne ican hands. action, tagging him and blasting G Alit, Thursday (AP)-B. enough lor a fat man to wriggle forced twice to leave warships -President Truman ye terday Re~qu'est of big Luzon i,land, a third attacller out ot the sky. 29's heavily damaged four mol' Han.:~ announces Dr. E. D, through, the trail of a Japanese hit by Japanese bombers in the Burnin" one wing shot away, picked Edward R. lettinius &8 the \ invaded Japanese a.ircraft factories in ;:s:i "bien "ap ime~e Warner as new head of path bomb; Okinawa attack, The crew recans lhe second enemy spunt into the the United tat , representative ~aterhlt-· · 19~1 which Ameri· A great saw-edged wound next that the admiral stuck with the oemolition lI.nd fire raids on b.eet w, 'aud ology depilrtment; nine new island in a flash of fire, to the nited Nation, disclos ledge :~ CIi-n,forces rein'vaded lsst J,n.'9, to the island, many yards squal'e, ship until her fires were under three cities June 18 and 22, Maj. staff appointments made. Pilots, safely back from a morn E4wanl a. SW&iJaJ1III Jr. ing hi imm diate r ignation ' ~~s .annotmced ' today by Gen. , many yards deep, where a second control before transferring the ing strike, died in the swift Gen. urtis E. Lemay, com· It;:~ P8 the secretary of tate, " ¥acAtthur-.his big· ------~--'--, bomb smashed home. flag. spread in, smoke and fire. Crew mander of th 21st bomber com· :POugtas . Be made the announcement to :1" (fi!&bt1ng1(l' triUlilt'h. of the south· The ' PQrt side is speckled wi th It was May ll, 1945, at 10:05 in men i'Q Pllssa,eways succumbed to mand, announced today. , in thi holes where the first bomb, explod the morning. A placid morning, a hom town n w conr rene in west,Pacific Iwar. . American Task smoke wllich filled the great ship ~tion rnI Force Ini after knifing through the deck, with bits 01 wool in the sky. said in mere seconds. New damage, a e sed from Senator Threatens th midst or a day o( celebration ii .. S~aiteted ' enemy, rem nants hurled metal through the steel Capt. George Albert Seitz of Cor reconnai!;sR nee photograph , in welcoming him ba k to Indepen· ing al~ Jit~st bl! hilbted·.down bv.t organ· Sinks Jap Convoy plating. Above, the Wgh t deck is onado, CaliI, Out of that WOOl, un- (See aUNKER HILL. page 5) crea d the total burned out in· Filibuster in Fight denc for the rirst time sine he mer s~ izht ,resislllbce was cru8~ed in dustrial and urban areal! oC Ja· entered tbe Whit Bou . enrollee nG'tth , Luzon, tbe lRi!t Japan!;!Sc pan to more than ] Hi square Tbe ~Ident ..... he weald a. perln~ Against FEPC ~t ,r. 0 n V. p'o i Ii t" with 113;59S Penetrates Sea West Dr. Warner to Head miles. Doan" Ills new teeretar)' 01 l taWl brari~~ cOunted iJead, other thousands yet Of Kurile. for First rector if Senale-House Group· Accepls' Lemay'S report listed this MODb, er T .....a'. probabl, to.' be • countl!d , and several thou- newly assessed damage: Tue." .,.i be lauhed oft ai Was ~ sand, f.lIken Prisoner, Time in Pacific War Pathology Department Others Seek eeks. ;. Kawasaki alrerali won. al te.pia of reperien to have him · ltepprtlrig the complete COIl- ---- Kacamlcahara, near N a r G" ., Compromise to Save veri" ",orli he had ,JamH r. ----.... queSt , of, the Cagayan valley. GUAM, Thursday (AP)- Pene- about 35 per een' destro,ed or a,.rDH In min. for the peal dom[QIP Anderson's Food Pricing I~eas War Agencies Bill tqH~. r the Kurile island chain for the' Wickard In the cabinet. Republicans \lid not make' an , ex- Iowa stall member since 1930 aIter Karoshlma on KYohu. 2." and Negro races and tho e who .. qTee4 let accepl nollllnaUon · df.eavy ,casualties wete 'inIlicted first" 'sweep into the :sea of Ok- There were these other devel- pected attempt to ' reduce the receiving two delrees at the uni- sQuaremlles, or 42 per cent of this cePtg~ were for It only wanled the Nell'o as ~erltan represenlatlve of the on ~. epimy; , A,{ii>~p~ placing I hotsk. which lies between ~he, opments on th e food front: amount, which is $11,200,000 less versity, wUl succeed Dr. Harry P. small Industrial center's built up vote. lie as a MississippI Demo United Nation orranl"'lon when COII1l1Jlt ,He I area. binaUa tJie~,IIt U3,593 · de~.d . said the Russ.ian-held Kamchatka penin- than last year's allocation: Smith lis protessor and head o( crat didn't need it. U co~ Into belnr, lervlnr &I craves d,t ~aby ,more thousands ot sula ani! the Siberian mainland 6n (1) A house sub-committee, re- the ,pathology department. Dr. Fukuoka, also on Kyushu, 1.3 Ntpi>bne~e tiOops. 'l).ad ,been located the west. PQrtlng critically on an investlga- The new food pricing proviso Smlt~ becomes head 01 the same He Ins[sted It wlsn't a tlllbuster Vnlte. talet ....~r r 'h~ M ! ~[~ sq.I.\are..mlles,.or 20 percent ot the but It sure looked the part, It Ilurtb counoll and oru.lrman of lhe bu ~ iUlcounted, .' F&w detail:i! of this sweep were n~Q'Ull'es aproval oC U'llt secretlU'Y :department a' Columbia univer~ built up area, ues I; had so much the air of one that Vnlte. Stairs deleraOoll IJl ... ,hed iii\!. ., ~E :".· '... i,- ii~l~ie...... raUODl. TePQtted, but the task force ubjec- L Id' Abd' t" of agriculture on all OPA price sity, New York City, Omula, on Honshu, .11 square Senator McKellar CD., Tenn.) and larrer lenetal 88sembl,. .,...... ",...... eopo s Ica Ion orders on processed foods and mile, ",';' &hls, clCJee$ .t!le .,..;to., phase of the I tive presumably was to intercept agriCUltural commodities Includ- In UI30, Dr. Warner joined the Majority Leader Barkley of Ken Capitol 11111 sources long hav~ The burned out area in the three DO'tthi m LUlon ' ~1b..,.lrn." tbe I a Japanese supply convoy running E d ThO k ing wool and cotton. This would Jowa staff as aSjistant in pathol- tucky decided to seek a compro- tAt t W cities totaled 3.45 square m[]es, forecut Stettinlus' transfer to an '1~q.e re,.ried, "one of the from the homeland to the fog- xpec e IS ee require his approval on mellt ogy and successlvely became [0.- mise. Important United Nations PQst, mOi\'· l.&v ....e anif ItIUerly fourht In bound Kuriles bases. pricing, structor, assistant professor and Increasing the grand total 01 and the appoinlment of Byrnes, burned out industrial areas in 14 McKellar pleaded that the sllu Am~Hean IIlttoiT.'" Harumukotan is about 60 miles ----- associate professor. He has held former South Carolina senator, Japanese cities to 115 square atlon was threatening a Will' ,.tt~ only ot~ c~emy forces of south of l-al'amus.hlro, nor~hern- BRUSSELS, (AP)-An. abdica- Anderson sat with the conferees the latter rank since 1938. His pro- agencies' appropriation bill, nJght supreme court justice and war c,9,f1seauence In'. the Philippines most. of the Kunles and IS the tion announcement by King Leo- and favored the plan a,s a sub- motion [s effective July 1. miJes, sessions might be necessary, and mobUlzer, 88 his sucessor. are 0; Mindanao ,$Outhernmost is- s~co nd island south of Paramus- pold III before the weekend was stitute for a much broader house- George R. Kernodle becomes as... The four aircraft 'acletriea were hU In a. dayllrht strike In lhe 21st even then the riscal year might The presIdent also disclosed, 1 d ' d the' .' tt d d hlro. predicted yesterday by a Com- approved amendment by ,Repre- sociate professor ot speech and end without cleaning up the money under queationlng that: r 'I~ : y I~~el ssaj ,ere . and Last Sunday, Liberators of the munist leader who declared "Leo- sentative Andresen (R., Milln.) dramatic art j'n Se"tember. Holder bomber command's new campalm ~ro~ n& ./,;,~ reas n& r·Q so~gamze . Aleutians-based 11th army air- 'pold must tell the whole world he This would have allowed the sec- .. to employ rreat bomblnc flee .. In measures. 1. He wlU present the charter to }:mphasl2.lnl. t~~ sre~ t work force' "lew over the eastern 'edge of l f . ult t b ot degrees from St. Lawrence col- In pinpolllt bomblnc of war indus Bilbo said he couldn't help it; lhe senate formally Monday and li e I th C" "'all h d L Is giving up the crown," re ary 0 agrlc ure Q ypass lege of MU,itcle, Ind., Chl('ago ask Its Immediate ratiIlcaUon. al "r tries. those who wanted to stick fuhcls ~A ,tin ~ .~ ay~n ey, ea - th~ Okhotsk sea and sank a small. But "once that is done, we have E~o~omic Stab.ilizatlon Dire~tor Christian' college anti Cleveland lholllth he said he had not made ~~L ' f$ ~~;l?f; . ",' .,' cargo ship and damaged two no interest in ' whether he com- WIlliam H. DaVIS on food pricing. college of Western Reserve unl- Navy search Liberators attacked tor the FEPC" Into the war agenq bill were to blame. up hi' mind whether to do 10 In others. pletes. the formalities of abdica- Senator Wagner (D., N,Y, ) told. . verslty. fle ·has been In the United shipping oit tl\e coast of Honshu ~:t:~~~~I'::~ d~:'~1if~~~ena~: So McKellar threw up his handa person. ., Ji!m~ ~.II eftr,Ptovlde4 'an adver- tion here or [n Germany," DI". Al- reporters however the new pro- States signal corps for the past yesterday ill qui c k tollowup strikes to the 550-plane demolition and moved to recess until nOOll z. SteUlnlul wll\ lerve as hit "~J' w!th ...... na&li'rall, itnp,"\!r- Charter Approval Asked bert Marteau, Communist minister viso, still subject to formal. ratifi- two' years. Professor Kernodle "personal repretlenlaUve" In uper raids by B-29's on 11 Japanese In today, Bilbo will stili have the D.lil~ eit'OSlfh!.I!l.I!~' _ WASH1NGTON (AP) '- 'SeCre- of public health, added. cation in both branches of con- studied In Europe for three differ- floor then, vii"" lbe work of the Untied h~ ~d dHl~O to 'th. listed enemy tary of State StettiniLis yesterday ' Meanwhile, an air trip 'planned gress, makes Anderson "the first ent periods, . dustrial and ordnance plants. e The L[berators sank a trawlel" "And Hke Tennyson's brook, ...... memberw 01 the prepara&.ory ~I:*d ' ~y~!:ilf tbo!!sand. were talten called (or quicJ( senllte appr,oval by the leaders of the Belgian bar man" on food pricing. In tl)e geology department. Carl I IIOmaaJ_ on penclln« tormll raUfl prfflon,er. :";1 .. ". of the United Nations cha'rter and, to Salzburg to consult with the "He said this was all he needed lon Condit has been named assist and damaged a small cargo ship, can run on forever," Bilbo said. raising to 36,000 the tonnage of ~Uon ot lbe charier ami hII :~. ~rfoun~~d AJIlei-icarl 1,0 sse s Senator ConnallY (D., Tex.) 'pre- . king, presumably on iegal aspects to do his job," Wagner decl\lred. ant prolessor, beginning in Sep The problem developed into 8 dOOJlnaUOI\ as U nltecl S tate. rep. Japanese shipping sunk by this we'r,e< ''3,793 ,dead, 34 mising lind ,Hctl!d it wOlild be ratified in a of abdication, was reported de- OPA administrator C h est e r tember, Jie won two degrees at duel between Bilbo and Senlltor reeenlaUve to the Unltecl NaUo~ Marianas-based air win, since 11;,'351' vJduo~ed , "( few weeks with no more tllan ten layed until today by the weather. Bowles declined to comment on tl)e University 01 Ca.lifornia, in Chavez (D., N. Mex.) who was au SteUlniusr at his own request, April 23. These Liberators also " . Enetny , Jcsse~ : tbrouihout the "nay" votes'. (A Paris broadcast recorded by effects of the new plan until c1arl- eluding the Ph,D, in paleonto[ogy thorized by a majority of the ap the president said, will pass up ,.rchipelago /llrelldy far · exceeded Delegates arrived from San the FCC said 10,000 persons had ficatiop is provided on whether [n 1939, alld has taul{ht at Willlams have shot down 17 enemy air propriations committee to ofter an the "Big Three" meeting )'leaT Ber craft. tlkl,wo.' I' Francisco in a giant army trims- demonstrated in Charleroi de- Stabilizer Davis still will have the colleie in Berkeley, Caill., and in amendment for FEPC funds. Un next month, representing the port plane. manding Leopold's abdication,) final say on food prices. 1944-.5 at Siln Berna.dino junior Chavez agreed later to ask ollly president during senate hear In,! ------~.,.,- college (If CaUlorrua. Between 1941 for $250,000 for FEPC to Jan. I, on the charter. lind 1944, he was a labor market 1946. Bilbo said he wouldn't mind The letter was the president's Turkey to, Di,sCbSS : CHI~A THEATER CHIEF MEETS WITH COMBINED STAFF anl!-Iystal'ld research technician Navy Reveals that if the amendment contllins tirst flat statement that lJis con iJl San Francisco tor the war a "death se n ten c e" requiring terence with Marshal Stalin and manpower commission. FEPC to fold up at that time. Prime Minister Churchill, "wiD , Wif~ 8rit~in :R~SSj8' s ~ Dudley Ashton in September take place next month ," will be. aSSistant professor in Okinawa (osts Leaders of New S. He Is flying back to Wllh 'Dardanelles IIltentions womell',' physIcal. education. She , ington Sunday. arrlvJng at 2 p. m., r'o, ·""'1" , ': •••••- ,": ' Polish Government comes troD) Louisville, Ky " where GUAM, Thursday (AP) _ Pa if the "Sacred Cow," as his bll . AN~M~;4. (AP)- Turklsh quar spe ¥ras director of physical edu- cWc fleet casualties from March Arrive in WarlClw C-54 airliner is called, !Itaya in the ters belie:ved · yestetday' tha t For cation in the Theodore Athens 18 t.hrough June 20 wer 9,731, • air. 'fIlD Mwister Hasan Saka soon Triu;le 1liIh ~chQOl. bringing the total cost of the LONDON (AP)-Polish lead.rs ' lIillIY. conter ·In London with Brit WUliam S. Shepherd will re- seizure ot Okinawa and all associ- who organized a new Polishl'Ov~ Ordnance Plant J,h leaders to determine . the oW turn to . the University of , Iowa ated naval operations to 46,319. ernment of national unity at "'os e'-l An,lo-A.merican attltupe to wbich .ranted him degrees In 1939 Of the total, 11,897 navy per- cow reached Warsaw yesterday to ward 'reports that Rusala Is seek 8{ld 1941 to become assistant pro- sonnel, soldlers and marines were complete the regime, and predlctelf At Pes Moines Ina a~van ta'eII In the Dardanelljts. tessor of political science in Sep- killed or mIssinl. a "better, greater Poland," .. War- · .Poubt and anxiety' have stirred tember 01" • one-year appointment. Japa.qese casualties in ground saw broadcast announced. Twit,y fQt . the past ~8 hours ~8 a He t.akes the place of Dr. Jack action were 111,351, including The group included Boleslaw To Close July 31 r~Wt of , reports ~ that Russia "as Jo/mllop wl10 is on leave ot ab- 9,498 prisoners. AIl estimated Blerut, president ot the Polish na 100001h,t .. ~pite the acknowledged Guillermo Kunsemuller. born of One Year of Americari EARL E. lLUP.J. just keep the cost of goods within Ge~man fice the instructions for typlns a importance of the OPA .certain parents received the heav Direotor, Iowa U~ \ an area that can be reached by iest sentence. seven years' impris thesis. interested busi~e~s ,grqups ( "ifl onmeqt. He was a spy while a Octupat,ion of Saipan 4. If YOll are a candidate· fol' terested" for theh ow n ,ai.r\4 and all income groups. It iIlso works ~ub-officer in the Chilean air War's Ruins the Ph.D. degree, deliver copy fat ORIDULE alongside rationing to assure lin pressure or" ani7aUons are whit force, witnesses said. your ,\xamh.lation wo&ram to the UNlVEilSITY LIBIlAll., .. adequate distrthutf6n of cono; Brings Many Chang~ graduate attica by Jul, S. ow tling at the OP A's iopndationll in Louted Plants NEW YORK - A Netherlands Jane IS·AuI. I. 18" an efrO I t to e~('\i pe pnde control. sumer goods, thus solving one of soldiers . . . A young and pain 5. Submit your thesLs to the the major problemi that attend The court record says Kunse journalist of Rotterdam birth, who fully thin mother who says to me. By ROBBIN COONS grqduate oUice for checkipg, before Il.a.in, RIIOIIIS, Macbride IIaIIIBI These groupo seem to be op had been abroad during the Ger Library Annex shortages. ' muller evinced particular inter 'And there are so many people SAIPAN (AP)-One year ago Jul7 %3. If you are a candidate for ~ating on the theory that with est in the development in England man occupation. revisited his home ~onda)'-Thare4ar OnlY when production returns who have done much worse than American troops assaulted the the doctorate, submIt your abstract the war in Europe wop and the of an amphibian plane with a sub town a couple of weeks ago. He I.' '1:50 a. m.-12 M. to normal-when military Meds and pay the $25 publication de i~cr~asin$ cert?i1'\ty of victory in marine detectec, and in location remembered a gay and prosperous beaches of th is "unsinkable air- posit. 1-6 p. m. relax. tactories reconvert, farm oity; this is what he saw on his "People falling in the streets be the war agaInst Japan, it is {,me of plants manufacturing gliders, cause of hunger and exhaustion. craft carrier" held by Japan for 6. Arrang. with your depart 7-10 p. n,. products dow to civilian markets and that he also gathered what return. as ,eported py the Nether Frld&J io relax Ot> controLs. They 'There goes anotlier one,' say the more than 20 years and-with ment for the oral examinations and homes are b\lilt-c,n price data he could on location of a1r lands information bureau: 7:50 a. m.-12 M. argue that the OPA was strictly passersby. . thelr blood and pain-began fi- July 30-A.... i, inclusive. controLs be lifted. plan.e factories. details of plane "A friend who is childishly 1-6 p. m. , a wartime. "dietorial" measure happy because. after f04r hours iii 'lit's all part of daily life ... A guratively pointing it at Tokyo. 7. Leave the ori,inal Ind th~ production. design. armament . . first copy of your thesis at th,\ S~tur4aJ which should be removed imme "This will not occur ttle morn equipment, morale 01 airmen; a line before a baker shop, he ac hearse rl\shing a t a gallop to some ?:50 a. m.-12 M. ing after VJ-day," declares the cemetery . . . A general desire to They c~ptur~d l.t m 24 days of graduate office at least 24 hours diately arter VJ-day. problems of personnel and of pro tually obtained a small white loaf the bloodiest flghtmg then kno~ beton Convocation 1-5 p. m. Christian Sci e n c e Monitor. ductiOn, and new inventions in ... A glimpse of a man in the en start a ne,,:, life ... iar away. as Government DocumeDt. D4tc.. But their lo gic is not sound. If far as pOSSIble from here. in the Pacific-bloodier than Tar- (l,1_t,. S-ASH' ' •• the OPA wa:; necessary durin, "Price controls must be kept until both England and the United trance to an ottice building. has awa, more frightful than Guad~l- AI'.,..,. , O~. DE~ Library AnD'x peacetime production and home States. tily eating the entire butter por "A barkeeper selling much di canal. lwo J im" and now Okinawa The Graduate Colle,e Monday-Frida, the wal because of shortages. dis tion of his special ration. luted 'gin' for eight guilders, _ a. m.-12 M. tribution problems and the other building have reached normal. or United States equipment sent to have surpasesd it in carnage, but I • "Children fishing in a canal for or about three dollars a drink ... Saipan cost 3.100 American lives, CAND~A~t.:S FOil DEGREES 1-6 p. m. ingredients of inflation. it is jtist at least satisfactory, proportions. Chile got his close scrutiny. the trial record says, and on one occa bits of bread, on the spot where endless quarrels in front of all • Satur4.,. "What kind of welcome home kinds of shops, where the same with 326 miss ing and 19,099 . All students who expect to re il:s necessary to continue the OPA sion he stole two books tram the Canadian soldiers have just en wounded, while more than 27,500 ceiv.e a deire!! or cer'tificate at the 8 ~. m.-12 M. would it be for the men in the joyed their chow. long line of hungry people is for as long after the war as the offices of the United States air J apanese died trying to hold it Aug. i COJll1llencement ~hould 1-5 p. m . danger of war-prompted inflation service to find beef and bread. "Regret and almost shame that standin~ and standing, waiting for for their homeland- whose capi- make formal application imm.edi Education - PbilOlOphy - lU ...• mission in Chile which were taken there is nothing to offer the allied a chance to buy something edible." exists. sh,oes, shirts and rents shooting to the German embassy. micro tal is 1,450 miles away as the B- ately in the office of the reiis- DIY Library, E ••, Ball Mondly-Frldu AS LONG AS W AR-CA USED for the sky just as they were ex p~otographed by Major· LudWig 29 's fly. trar. University hall. changing their u n if 0 I' m s lor von Bohren .air attache and chiei 7:50 a. m.-l0 p. m. S CAR CIT I E S EXIST ~ IN The fruits of that victory-won UAIU~Y G. BARNES Saturda, FQODSTUFFS, IN CLOTIDNG, civvies?" of the espionage ring. and re by shattering naval bombardment Rert"J'&r turned. More Signs 'of Red Aid Against Japs HiO a. m.-5 p. m.. ., I CONSUMER GOO D S OF CONGRESS SO FAR HAS and the dogged valor of the Sec Schedules at hours for other de ond and Fourth marine divisions HEROICALLY DEFEATED EF Prominent SpYS SWIMMING POOL partmental libraries w~n be 'polIN ANY KIND. AND IN HOUSING • • • ¥ , •• and the 27th army Infantry divi -WARTIME CONTROLS MUST FORTS TO WEAKEN PRICE The lightest sentence went to The field house swimrrung pool on the doors at each librarY, . Carlos Orrego. wealthy. socially sion-are now recorded almost will l'Ie open to summer scho04 stu Reserve books may be 'J!illi 'REMAIN. THAT IS, iF RUN CONTROL. CERTAIN AMEND Truman Make. References to fietp in Speech daily in newspaper accounts of B- MENTS HAVE BEEN TACKED prominent Chilean who made hi~ denb and faculty Monday. Tues drawn for overnight use at 5,p. Ill. AWAY INFLATION rs' TO BE 29 devastation of Japanese cities. day, Wednesday, Thursday and on Friday. and at 4 p. ON TO THE PRESENT BILL fortune as a distributor of Ford m. on Sat PREVENT1W. autqmobiles. He confessed he went By KI1tKE L. SIMPSON In this war and found that it From Saipan and its sister Mari P'l'iday from 6:30 p. m. to 9 p. m. urdays. WHICH OUGHT TO BE As evidence that the OPA has to the German embassy early in Associated Pre s News Analyst works. Through the pooling of re- anas islands of Tinian and Guam, and Saturda, from .. to 6 p. m. •• Z. ELLSWOJ.~ DROPPED OR AT LEAST RE been responsible for preventing the war and declared allegiance to sources. through joint and com assaulted and secured shortly Students Should present activity Dlreeler VISED B E C A USE OF THE Capping General MarShall's re afterward. fly Superfortress fleets tickets. inflation, considC l' the cigarette the Nazi cause. cent nomination of Russia's role as bined military strength. through DANGERS THEY PRESENT. Although Orrego came off with which week by week reduec the l!:. O. 8()HROkDER sltuation, for instance. Suppose the great "imponderable" of the constant staff meetings. we have Japanese capacity and will to WOMEN'S RECllEATlONM. The Senate's Wherry amend a sentence of only 61 days-all of Director of AthleUCI the price of cigarettes had not war with Japan. President Tru shown what united strength can do fight. Since the first B-29 raid 8W1MMlNG been pegged at the pre-war level ment, for instance. 'Provides un which he had served awaiting man's repeated references to that 4-5:30 p. m. Dally. completion of the trial-he came in war. That united strength forced from the Marianas in late Novem EXHIBITION OF CQNTEM of 19 cents a pack. The cunent specified profits for all farm pro conflict In his address to the Uni ber. 1944-some five months after 10-1l:30 II . m. Saturday. ducts-a fearful opening wedge in for' a scathing criticism from ted Nations conference in San Germany to 8w·render. United PORARY ART Recreatio'lal awimmlDi perlodt shortage might have caused the Judge Luis Baquedano. His sen Saipan's conquest - the attacks price to zoom to 40 or 50 cents a for inflation. Francisco invite attention. strength will force Japan to sur- have been growing in intensity June :If-July 31. 1945 are open to all women .tud~'" tence was light bjlcause most of tlCU1ty, fllc!.llty wives, wiv~ ' 91 pack, or conceivably eVl!n more. There have been times, how They were cl!rtainly not made render." and strength. and will continue to Hours for lbe exhibition 01 con his espionage was done prior to temporary art are: graduate students Bnd adminiatre ever. when congress has been the enactment pf Chile's security inadvertenUy. Probably no Tru Still again. later: grow. Without the OPA the.;.princi man remarks since he became Iowa Union tlve 118ft members. Studt.ll, pIes of supply and demand would riled over OP A blunders - and Ilaw, which was effective Jan. 1. "But I know I spe",k for In one year of American occu .ould pretent their IdcntiliCiIiol. president were more fully can pation Saipan's 72 square miles 8 a. m. to 9 p . m.. Monday have run ramllant to the perhaps justly so. OPA adriHnfsttatlon 1945. everyone of you when I say throuih Friday, and Sunday. card. to tile matron for admittance. vassed in advance by his advisers. that the United Natio,nli will the island is 14 miles long and five lasting despair of the nation. has riot been all that it should 8 a. m. to 8 p. m ., Saturday. M. GLADYS scon I The importance of the occasion re~ln united. They will not and one-half miles wiete-have have been. OPA pOlicies have Art BlIUdl", Unde! the)aw of supply and de would justify that. Nor could Mr. be divided by propal'anda ei been transformed so completely mand. there "ould have been figured in some of the shortages Wrecked Budapest Truman and his advisers conceiv . 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. and 8 pi OMEGA PI ther before the Japanese sur that the men who conquered it tp ]0 p. m .• Monday through Fri some persons who would have and there have been stupid regu ably have forgotten that RUssia, render or after." would scarcely know it now. Pi Omega Pi will hold a m~~ lations which permitted some not at war with Japan, was a day. Thursday. June 28 at .4 p. ~ in craved cigarettes slrongly enough Begins Cleaning Up That Truman language and the But for the rest Saipan is now 1.0 to 12 •. m., 1 to 5 p . m .• Sat that they would have paid almost manufacturers to make excessive major factor in the San Francisco room 217, Univer.. lty hall. A aood proceedings. context from which it was taken an outpost of America-and is as urday. attendance is desired to disCu" any sum in order to continue profits. is open to the possible interpreta American as ingenuity, planning. By A. I. GOLDBEIlG Yet here are three separate 1 to II p. m .• Sunday. the summer program. smoking. Cigarette manufacturers The cunent sugar situation BUDAPEST/ Hungary (AP) tion that he regarded the UnitJd and work can make it. It is a for EARl. E. HARPER. excerpts from that preslden Nations fellowship represented at tress, of course. with its airfields MARGARET WALLJAS'II . naturally would havl! i;old to the has bee n tragically handled. (Delayed)-Budapest. her beauty ttal speech: Direetor, School of Fine Art. Chair.... higqest bidd IS, al\d the conSe Quotas for canning sugar were shattel'e9, is slowly emerging from San Fral\cisco and including Rus and harbor and other military in "History wtll honor you (the L . D. LONGMAN, quent competition in buy i n g unworkable. and the OPA finally the war's wreckage that left Buda sia as much aimed against Japan stallations, and it is also· a "city" conference dele.-ates) for it as it was against fallen Italy and with movies and athletic fields, Head. Art Department NEWMAN LUB TEA DANe. would have sent the price far out had to call an brupt halt to its a collection of gaunt, granite (the world charter). Between skeletons overlooking the Danube ' Germany. There is no record that hospitals and churches. paved of the reach Qf the average wage program. And winle curtailing the victory In Europe and the The Newman club Is sponsorial and heaps of rubble in Pest on the such an inference drew any pro roads and water pipe lines-even elll'ner. consumer consumption of sugar, rlnal Victory In Japan. In ihls SOUND MOTION PICTURES a lea dane /It th Catholic stud."t east side of the river. ~est from Russian forces here 01' a radio station. on ice cream the OPA is allowing much sugar most destructive of all wars, Sound pIctures entltl d "Of Pups center unday, July I, from 3 10 This example of the OPA's 10 Moscow, at\d that fact must add plant (2,500 gnllons a week) and a to be single, specific item, is anal .. PrellcJeBl This isn't to sa'y tha price con: pect of dismemberment of their in tary government, ac\ministel'ed by . ic\e~Nlticq~i~3\ card. Prorl',>~jonal ogous to iDllumerable other items trol ADJUSTMENTS may not be dustry, and they are worried over the l,1avy. houses them Camb wlll .distrlbuted affected by consumer demand. ~t c;oll~J~ 1 ~II~' ~I! THVaSDAY LVNOHEON necessary from timA! to time. The the news that Hungar.y in the next Susupe, where the make hilt , a,s 1U'\.l'!ou'nced by the dean ot the AND W SUPPOSE THAT danger is, however. ~8t pressur~ six years must pay $300,000.000 in dwellings ot lhe early days of oc- colleli. A tabl will be reseryecJ f9r Ii rllpara,tions, $200,000,000 of it to PRICE CONTROL OVER CIG &roup, might run rampant with cupation are giving way rapidly :dAil.Y B..' ~AI.N'S Lambda Theta member~ .v," ARETTES WA REMOVED TO- "special interest" IIdjustments. Soviet Russia. The remainder Thursday noon II) the nOfthll(l will be divided betWllen Czechoslo to new housing units. aIOIST.AIl DEALERS COULD bringin. the w'h 0 I a atructure corne): 01 Iowa Ur\lon cafet,rII· tdtmow. vakia and Yugoslavia. The story of Saipan's develop I MMEDIATELY R A IS E THE crasbin. on our' heads. Members of otMr chapters 8Je ill But the people of Budapest are ment-by engineers. soldiers, sail PRICE TO 25 OR 30 CENTS A vited to join Theta ch.ptll' tor !twill be the people's re.,pon working, and the Hungarian trait ors. marines. and Sea bees-can be fu~u;. l.ft at 75 PACK AND THEtR SAtES sibility to maintain the opA as for taking it easy is getting short lunch. , , rounded out sta,ti sieally. Saipan . BlJP{'M,O, N, Y. (AP) - That IDA ZWlNod. WOULD BE JUST AS LARGE lon, as necessary. We m\.(st not shrift from Russian occupation au has 100 warehouses. more aoins "liie be,ina at 40" stuft is always AS l' I)!:Y WERE YESTERDAY. be misled by the pro'Paganda dis thorities. These, under Marshlll Pullll~" up; seven :Cuel tank farms; 16 ,ood tor a chUCkle trom Frank 8ecretarJ IN A WEEK THE PRICE MIGHT tributed by pressure groups. Klemenli Voroshllov, dominate the miles of fuel pipe line; ten [Ire allied control commission, which Wincn. GO UP A FEW MORE CENTS; A,aiilst the rising tide of de rte has ju ~ opened a new de incl4des a British detachment stations; about 200 miles of water CLASS ATTENDANVE IN A MONTH. A PEW MORE. mands tor di8sofufion' of the OPA, pi\1e line; seven hospitals (11,500 partment 5~ore by way of celebrat under Qeneral Edgecombe ond an Undergraduate stl\dents III tilt In time. c i gar e t t e manu the people will have to raise an American unit under Maj. Gen. beds) ; 16 L movie theaters-8 L ac ing: his 7~lh birthday. He retired Irom business six college of COOlmerCe, enginHrinJ, facturers might not even bother even 10ud4!r cry that it b, miiq William Key. commodate stuge shows; 65 chap els; three garbage disposal plants, years ago but ,ays, "I'm afra'id of liberal art! and pharmacy mUll to , end cigarettes to Iowa City. talned. Every Budapest re.sident. no d and, thanks to periodic oil' spray idl.ness." aU nd cia sea TuesdllYI July 3.. lII They would bc able (0 ',et just as The people's voice alfn'dy has matter his previous rank or posl Thursday, July II. If fuU tJ'e41t II aiPn. must do at least one day's Ing of DDT. few of the flies and high, or Ilig/ CI·. prices in larger forced a general house-cleaning mOlquitoes which pestered the in S ...... WlckM to be allowed. R~ports of luch ~ Manual labor cleaning up t~e city. ciUes c1Qser to the factories. 01 certain admlnistrative vaders and caused an epidemIc of GLASGOW (AP) - A mlnulac ~e1'l~s will be made by 4UtructjIQ Results lire apparent. Rubble is to, the de8ns of the collellet. Iftf At til, present time. as laD, as branch.s of the OfA. ThfJ bome dengue fever shortly after the a. turmr firm here tllana to put on neatly stacked in the streets, and SQult. .ach milled on...... the' manufacturers can not ,et cleaninl was ,tarted la.t weell:. .ale .~r the war 'lIun g1a8~ el... on the Pest slde of th~ Da,\ube UlMar Wlaks which w111 lut for hour wlll b added LO th • . tottl 1T\0r.e profit at one ' \p~ace than at The people'. voice alia can, and number of Bem ••t.r hQura req~ ther, remain few streeta wh'J'e' a Zadok Dumkop~ says he doel hi. .v.r. .Jh" Ire belnl manu another, they are inclined to be must, keep the' OP A aliVe. Jeep cannot operate. tfishin, In a lake so email It dOtln't ..«:tu.. nbw but iu' luppll.. If. tor IhdllllUon , . . ovan have a Pullman oall na",ecs ,obi, to troopl in the tar talt Id llUa.O.•• uNIII after it, to th.· aav1...... I , ", •
1 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1945 TBE DAILY IOWA W, lOW A CITY, IOWA .AGe !BIll ~~~==~~======~====~======~ /), IDEAL FOR PLAY Freshman Feature- Geography of Nlfion Jap Trap ClotJng 249 Peace. , Officers' Enroll Cqmpus Shapes Its Destiny, 21, 1-.1 Koenig 'ells Uons Police Departments The clusllicalion and the size Night or shape of a nation an to a areal F~rm Largest Group degree rftponilble for the demny Registering for ~chool * * * of a naUon, Prof. Myron L. Koenig TO A special freshman program stated in a spe«h dVlvered to will be presented tomorrow eve Enrollment ill the ninth annual members of the LiOM club .t the WED ning. at Campus Night in the river weekly luncheon yesterday in peace officers' short course rose to room of Iowa Union. Dancing wlll 249 Reich's P ine room. yesterday all moon, reported begln at 8:30 and continue until Prot. R. M. Perkins of Ihe collegc IN AUGUST 11:30, with tbe floor show at Koenig, a vWtJn, professor in of law, director of the course. 10 o'clock. geoJl'lphy from Coe collece, elab The largest groups arc members Freshmen in ch8l'ge of the en orated on claulIlcaUon and me of police departments, 53; sheriffs tertainment will be George Vest or shape ol nation as two of the and deputies, 48, and county at basic toola of poUtical ceoaraphy. torneys, 38, he lIaid. of Websler City; Marilyn Jens of Appleton, Wis. and Jerry Church The claulficatlonl wen enum Special classes which attracted of Des Moines. The publicity com erated as I. dIminutive naUoM ...... ,.. NOHT. ,un «oln, '«I. th e greatest number arc basic coverlnc an ana 01 less than 1,000 - I mittee includes Marjorie Car ]a hirhl1&'hted by a dramaUe .u. police probl ms, 53; criminal in specken of Burlington; Harold square mUes; 2. small sized na vestigation, 52, and traffic, 31. bome n inforcement of Ameri:an Starr 01 Mt. Pleasan t, and Teddy llona between 1,000 and ~,ooo troop. lonnln, the northem end Total enrollment eventually may Davis of Cedar Rapids. square miles; 3. medium slud na of a trap on aome 20.000 J.~ In exceed the 1944 figure of about Freshmen are given a special in tions between 50,000 and no,ooo w-', Capyan valley. o.-nd 270, accord ing to Pro f e S s 0 r vitation to attend Campus Night squlU'e mile.; 4. large a\zed na Ina &roIID4 captllJ'ed A pan1. the Perkins. MR. AND MRS. Loren G. Van Zile of Blomlngton, III. • announce the this week, althougb the program is tIona from 250,000 to 1,000,000 paratroopers qulekl)' rMched and Main event of the day for tbe engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Helen. to for everyone on the campus. square miles and 5. ,i,antlc na captllJ'ed Labo YlIJage, U ml... law enforcement of[icials will be Lleut. O. D. Patten, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Patten of East Grand tiona with more than 1,000,000 to the -outl\. Meanwhile, at TIl. the crime involving "Lily White" Rapids, Minn. The wedding will take place In August, Miss Van Zile square mile.. rueprw.o, the emt.tued Jl'Ulpino this morning. Officers will inves was graduated June 17 from the University of Iowa school of nursing. The diminutive st&tes were de ~ , teadtuUy r epul e ed tigate the case instead of going to and Is now at the United s tates Naval hospital In St. Albans, N . Y., Dr. Helen C. While scribed all composed ot preeosclous enemy counter ....u1t.. TIl. ~ special classes. The morning sched where she Is completln&, her last six months of training In the cadet people who excelled in some field. Uem, Amertcan eoIunm wu ule will be continued with courses nurse corps. Lieutenant Patten was formerly stationed at the Navy Reelected 10 Head Athens excelled In architecture, only 10 mil.. l rom ~eprao, on "O!!icer on the Witness Stand" Pre-FlIr ht school, and Is now wIth the marine air corps at Cherry and J udea In reli,ion. In present attu • nlne-mU. advance that by Dislrict Judge James P. Gaff Point, N. C. day locleb', the Vatican leada in treed two town.. ( "'fUIl. tiOflll) ney and "Criminal Ev idence" by AAUW Activities religion aDd Luxemburc is th.e ------ FBI agent Sam H3rdy. SUMM ER PLAY AND carefree days ureest lhi 'Mexican In J)lred seventh leadl", producer of steel Officers will prepare their re Seven Former University Students, Graduates Heading activities of the Ameri play dress. designed with a rurne-trlmmed dirndl and covered -up in the world. All dl mlD\~tlve na· ports on the caSe thIs afternoon be can Association ot University bra top, Black baskets, leaves and flowers make a plcturellQ ue, tions are dependent upon the sur Fine Arts fore attending a panel discussion Women for the corning year will be all -over print on white waffle piQue, . nd tbe hue mJdrlff , &rlk es roundln, La r,er natlona tor per on police adminislralion. Announce Recent Engagements, Marriages Dr. Helen C. White, professor of tbe keynote for coolness. millS ion to survive. The amaU English at the University of Wis sized natloM, lOch as Denmark. The discussion panel is com are basically tn the ,lll1Ile position posed of J. E. Young, inspector of Announcement has been made of consin In Madison, who was re Festiyal Now Richeson of State Center, June 1 elected to the presidency of thaI George Hall Advanced rSon Hero of Fire • as diminutive states. police, Sioux City; T. J . Condon, the wedding of six former univer at the First English Lutheran group through ballots cast by maJJ, Medium Sized nations were de chief of police, Cedar Rapids; C. A. sity students and graduates and church in Cedar RapidS. The wed I In Alderman Home the engagement of one former uni as part of the "non-travel" con scribed al eilher troublemakers or Knee, chief of the Iowa Highway ding cows were read by the Rev. To 2·( Specialist Firemen were called to the home . SaIety patrol; James H. Smith, versi ty student. vention held this spring . In trouble. Such states, typically In Progress Paul Miller. Dr. Margaret M. J ustin, dean of of Don Alderman, 725 S. Dubuque president of the Iowa Sheriff's as Rumania, "are too big to be The bride is a graduate of the home economics division of Advancement to specialist sec street, at 10:30 o'clock yeslerday sociation; L. L. Eckland, inspector StribleY-Tasslo kicked around, but not old enou,h The calendar 10r the fine arts Franklin high school in Cedar Kansas State college was named ond class of George R. Hall, 804 morning. to play ball on a larce scale with of police, Des Moines; George J. In a double ri ng ceremony, Betty festival, which o~ned formally Rapids and has completed her first first vice-preSident, and second Hudson avenue, has been an When they arrived they found bigger nations." Sweden wa. cited Sunday with the exhibition of con Gibbons, SUperintendent of public Jean Stribley, daughter of Mr. and year at the University of Iowa vice-president is Dr. Marion E. nounced by lhe commander of the lhe '!ire had already been exting as an excepUon, for her cautious temporary art In Iowa Union ,nd safety, Sioux City, and Ernie Mrs. George A. Stribley of Wau where she is affiliated with Alpha Park, president emeritus of Bryn uished by Alderman's eight-year Kuhnel, special agent o( the FBI, game of sitting on the fence has the art building, was received ye:o coma, became the bride of Sam C. Chi Omega social sorority. The Mawr college. Mrs. Frederick G. service force, PacWc !leet, at a old so n, Jimmy. been very succeSiful. Des Moines. . Tassio, son of Mrs. Mary Tassio, !erday by Prot. Earl E. Harper. bridegroom is a graduate of State Atkinson of Minneapolis, Minn., mid-Pacific naval base. This force The lirc starled in a kero ene In the ca~ of larp and gilantic At 7:30 p. m. Dr. Wilbur R. Mil June 7 in the Stribley home in director of the school of fine arts. Center high school and recently was elected treasurer. commands plans and coordinales stove and Jimmy threw a pail 01 nations, all, with the exception of The art show will conUnue through ler, director of the psychopathic Chicago. The wedding vows were completed a four year enlistment Regional vice-president of the wllter on it, the United States, were described hospital at the University of Iowa, read by the Rev. Glen W. McMi delivery of Cuel, ammunition, the r\')onlh Of July. period in the navy. He received his northwest central area is Mrs. 81 maturin, very .lowly, but once will speak on common types of chael of Monticello. A recital I t nlabt by Prof. honorable discharge and is now Thomas Aron of Crete, Neb., for food and supplies to ships ot the SUI Graduate Victim lTlalured could not be klJled. As an Philip Greeley Clapp, pianis t, head mental disorder requiring legal The bride attended the Univer attending the University of Iowa. mer instructor at Doane college Pacific (Ieet. It also supervises example. Russia. whleh contains actioh. of lhe mu Ic d partment. and sity of Iowa where she was affili and the University oC Nebraska. maintenance and repair of ships, Of Automobile Crash over 8,000,000 square miles, W81 Prof. Herald 1. Slark, tenor, of the The second annual Iowa traffic ated with Delta Delta Delta soror Deck-Lage Eight institutions 0 f higher adminllitratlon of Seebees con cited as having only In the last same department, will be followed courts conference sponsored by ity: She 'was graduated fr:om the learning were added to the A. A. struction battalions, development Gary Breckncr, a graduate , of generaUon reached economIc and by special concerts every Wedl)e - the Junior Bar section of the Iowa school of nursing and is now em Announcement bas been made U. W. approved lists, thereby of the marriage of Georgia Beck, of captured harbors and establish the University of Iowa and Wttl political maturity. day even In" throughout the sum· State Bar association was yester ployed' ass· ul?ervisor of nursing at making their gl'aduates, with spe ment of advanced naval bases. known radio announcer. dle~ .on Professor ,Koenig stated that the mer se slon. The programs will be day morning's session of the daughter of Mrs. Freida Beck of Bellin Memorial hospital in Green cific degrees, eligible for member the Pacl fic CODst ye terday 08 a form or shape of a nation, state broadcas over lalion WSUI. course. Chairman "of the confer st. Louis, Mo., to Staff Sergt. Irvin Bay, Wis. ship in the association. The list Lieul. Lyle C. Searle, a 1942 result oC iniuries suffered in an or county. has a ,reat deal to do Summer oncert ence was R. H. Work, attorney for Lage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mr. Tassio attended Wright col includes Juniata college at Hunt graduate o( the c611ege o( phar automobile accident. with the etriclency of Ita adminis The lumm r Ie Ion Iymphony the Des Moines Rallway company. lege in ChIcago., and Iowa Stale dore Lage of Lincoln, June 16 at ngdon, Pa., Wayne university in st. Mary's Evangelical church in macy at Lhe univerSity has been He was the son of the Rev. and tration. He s/iid that "the Ideal orchestra will pre ent a conc~rt Prof. Richard L. lIOlcomb of the Teachers college in Cedar Falls. Detroit, Mich., Western Michigan awarded the Air Medal for meri Mrs. Herman Brueckner of the form is one that Is physiclIll)' com university bureau of public af St. Louis. Thc double ring cere Wedneiday, July 11, under the di He was employed in camp recrea College of Education at Kalama torious achievement in aerial Zion Lutheran church in Iowa pact wIth the .dmlnlstrative city rection of Prof sor Clapp. The fairs, spoke to the police officers tion work prior to entering the mony was read by the Rev. Carl F. zoo, New Jersey Stale Teachers Strum Jr. flights In the southwest Pacific city. (Ie earned several major let in the cenier equal distant from summer se Ion bIRd under direc yesterday afternoon on "Tests for service. He recently received a colJege of Montclair, Central Mis early this year. He is the son of ters In football , basketball and Mrs. Lage attended Sullins Col all borders." tor Ch rle B. Riehter will live a IntoxicatIon" and FBI agent medical discharge, and is now em souri State Teachers college at Mr. and Mrs. Lyle R. Searle or baseball from the unlver Ily. Hardy conducted a 1'lass on "Fugi lege for Women at Bristol, Va., Thou,h the capital city La Wuh conc rt July 18 . nd Au . I. A ployed in Green Bay, where the Warrensburg, Furman university Rockford. While a sludent he was Upon his graduation from the tive Investigations." • and the University of Missouri at Ington, the United Stalet Is lUll a choral concert with orchestral ac couple w ill reside. in Greenville, S. C., College of Mt. a member of Rho Chi, honorary university he had his name legally compact natIon. Communication Split sessions were held last Columbia where she was affiliated St. Vincent at New York City, and companiment will be pr enled pharmacy fraternity. changed to Gary Breckner. Is used to overcome any possible night. pOlicemen attending a meet Rlstlnen-Rochau with Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. the Univel-s ity of North Carolina 'Under the direction of Dr. Thomp administrative shortcomln,s. In ing in Iowa Union, sheriffs and Word has been received of the Sergeant Lege was graduated at Chapel Hill. son Ston , summer dJrector of the Jim Bauer, apprentice seaman, counties In toe United State., university chorus. highway patrolmen going to other marriage of E I 0 i s e Ristinen, from the college of pharmacy at leaves tor,norrow for Ann Arbor, where the area 18 not compact., it A limited number of spectators meetings. daughter of Mathew Ristinen ot the University ' of Iowa in 1941 Display Ends- Files for Divorce Mich .• where he is attending V-l2 Is dlfflcut to bring about an equit will be admltt d to reh aflals of Menagha, Minn., to Corp. Charles where he was a[filiated with Theta school at the Universi ty of Michi A pellllon for divorce was flied able solution for political dlIter the orche tra In the music build Nine Resident Members Owen Rochau o( Ft. Benning, Ga., Xi fratemity and Rho Chi, na gan. He is a pre-medical student, by Robert Kupka against Jean E. encel arl5ln, out of economic sla Ing Monday, Tue day aod Thura son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rochau tional honorary pharmacy SOciety. and the son of Mrs. Olive Bauer, Of Board of Curators of Davenport, June 12, in the He was inducted into the army Kupka in district court yesterday. lus. 00 aD international scale, day nlah . 732 Rundell street. Textbook Reelected for Two Years Methodist church at Columbus, Ga. July 10, ]941, and is pharmaCist in They were married Aprll 5. Chile and Germany in 1918 were The university tht'aler pre enl! Tbe wedding vows of the double charge of the post central phar 1941, at Alexandria, La. He cited as examples of poor compact "Come Mllrchlng Home" this week Lieut. Richard Williamson Jr. of ring ceremony were read by Dr. charges cruel and Inhuman treat forms, CzechOlJov.kia lind Austria as flrs~ of the summer plaYI. Other Nine resi dent members of the macy at the regional station hos Indianapolis, Ind., son-on-Iaw of I Mack Anthony. pital at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. ment. made responsible for Germany', plays will be announc dialer, board of cUI'ators of the State His Mr. and Mrs. George C. Crum, 358 Exhibit position. tudenl Work torical Society of Iowa have been Mrs. Rochau attended the Uni J ack C. White is the attorney Magowan avenue, has been re In concludlnc, Professor Koenig In ddltion to the exhibit of re-elected lor a term of two years, versity of Iowa where she recieved Eisenhar t- Gr ~y for the plaint~If. Completing.. a'" Jive-day.... exhibi- ported missing by the war depart contemporary art, there b a special beginning July l . The election her M.A. degree, and since that Word has been received of the stated that Japan and the British I ment. He has been reported miss tion here today, a group of men exhibit of 100 works by student took place at the group's annual time she has been supervisor of art marriage of I I e a n Eisenhart, Isles, 88 fragmentary areas, would ing in action over Saipan since wm pack up the textbooks which art ts on display In the art bulld meeting held Monday in the rooms in the high school at Cloqut, \'linn. daughter of Mrs. Etta Eisenhart of Licenses Issued be third or fourth rate powers Two marriage licenses were is May 26. have been on display in East hall In,. A series or special lectures 01 the society. Corporal Rochau attended Coe Des Moines, to Ens. Lynn C. Gray, without the ule of their merchant sued by the clerk of the district and move on. and radio Intervl ws wll\ be an Those named are Marvin H. Dey, college in Cedar Rapids for two son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gray of marine in peacetime and navy In court yesterday. The display which Includes books nounced from lime to time in con Thomas Farrell, R. H. Volland, years before entering the Univer Rockwell City, June 30 at the wartime, from 24 publishing companies, is nection wlth the summer art Merritt C. Speidel, R. G. Popham, sity of Iowa where h(' was called Methodist c h u r chin Trenton, Those issued licenses were Sam Newman Club Plans uel Millard Murphy Jr., Dobbs an annual affair. Ii is planned for show. William R. Hart, R. A. Fenton, into the service immediately after Mich. Ch aplain Vance Barron U. Sunday Tea Dance the benefit of teachers and others Ealtern Star, Mason Burlon V. Bridenstine and H. R. receiving his B.A. degree. Ferry, N. Y., and Jean Rae Wells, The paintings In Iowa UnIon S. N. R., read the vows of the dou interested in seeing the late t In may be seen by the pubUe from 8 Jenkinson. Marvin H. Dey, presi The couple is residing in Co ble ring ceremony. Alamaardo, N. M., and Dominic Picnic Tomorrow A tea dance will be held by the lextbooks for elementary school, a. m. to 9 p. m. Monday throu,h dent of the society, presided at the lumbus, Ga. Fassino, Benld, Ill., and Helen Mrs. Gray was graduated from Newman club Sunday afternoon, high school and college. Friday and Sunday, and from 8 meeting. North high school in Des Moines Theobold, Raub, N. Dak. A picnic served cafeteria style from 2 to 4:30 p. m. at the Catho The exhibition is set LIp in three wlll be held at the City park to a. m. to 8 P. m. on Saturday. Ex Williams-Richeson and aliended the University ot lic Student center, lOll McLean Iowa schools every year- State hibits In the art buJlding will be A typical war news center of a Thela Pi fraternlty. He enlisted in morrow avenIn, at 8:30 for all Announcement has been made Iowa where she was a member ot street. The dance will be held for Teachers' college at Cedar Falls, open to th public from 10 lo 12 unlt in the Mediterranean theater of the marriage of Marilyn Ann the navy air corps in 1942 and r e Masons, Eastern Star members and Tau Gamma $orority. all Catholic students on campus Drake university in Des Moines B. m., I to 5 p. m. and 8 to 10 p. m. : Informs soldiers of hometown Williams, daughter of Mr. and Ensign Gray was graduated from cently returned from duty in the their ramiUes. and all Catholic cadets. and the University of Iowa. Each famlly Is asked to bring a Monday through Friday, 10 to 12 happenings and latest cation in Mrs. Leon L. Kleksr of Cedar Rap Rockwell City high school and at Pacific. a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. Saturday and 1 other theaters of operation through ids, to Duane Lowell Richeson, tended the University of Iowa Ensign and Mrs. Gray are resid well-fiUect basket, a covered dish and basket service. CoHee, tea and to 5 p. m. Sunday. bulletins, maps and displays. son of Mr. and Mrs. J ames L. where he was affiliated with Beta ing at Ile Gibralter, Rocldord, NAME SHIP FOR NOTED NEWSMAN Upon request arrangements wl\l Mic h. Ice cream will be furnished. The picnic wUl be ] ult north of be made to admit Interested per- -"·-T~·--·--- Reichardt's pavilion. 80M as auditors to lectures In BENES REVIEWS CZECH TROOPS AT LlDICE MEMORIAL Nebe ..... U-Mlchael courses In the three departments Word has been received her of of the school of fine arts. the engagement of Dorothy Neb Mrs. Karel to Vilit ergall, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Leon Karel and 1011, David. Mrs. Konzen Dies van Patten Nebergall of Daven of ConwaY, Ark., are expected to Mrs. SophIe Konzen, a former port, to Aviation Cadet Archer L. ~ rrivll today to vialt her Ilster-tn- Iowa City resident, died In San Michael, son of Mrs. Adelaide la.". Mrs. Norman Sale, 12 11' Gln- Francisco, Calif., ber sister, Mrs. Michael of Richmond, Va . ter avenue. They abo plan to C. H . Austin, 418 N. Gilbert street Miss Nebergall is a graduate of spend lOme Urne in Riverside learned yesterday. Davenport and attended the Uni vlaltJn, relatlvea. Mra. Kare1 . nd She Is survived by her .later versity of Virginia. She was grad David will retum to their home in and one lon, also of San Fran- uated from Cornell college in May. about a month. I elsco. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Beta Beta Beta, na tional honorary scholastic societies. Cadet Michael, who received his training at Cor nell college and the Universi ty of Iowa, is now taking primary flight training at the naval air s t~tion in Norman, Okla.
Over&art-Mohrbaeher In a candleJigh t ceremony, Ben lta Overturf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Overturf of Toledo, be came the bride of Stanley J. Mohr So Convenient bacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J . MOhrbacher of Cedar Rapids, June 23, in the Methodist church in To When you're down town ledo. The wedding vows were read by the Rev. William Macauley of and need a little relaxa Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Mohrbacher is a graduate of Toledo higb school, attended tion and a refreshing Cornell college at Mt. Vernon, and the Cedar Rapids BUSiness colleae. pick-uPI just drop in to Racine's Fountain. It's Mr. Mohrbacher was graduated from Franklin high school in right on the corner. Cedar Rapids, and attended the THIS ll.... -TON alreraft carro carrier, Ihown ander eonstraeUOD .t University of Iowa where he was Panama CI&:r, Fla" will be named the U, 8, S, Joseph V, COnDoll, In MIN O. THI NIw CIICH ARMY present armll .1 they are reviewed by President Eduard Ben;' of affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega honor 01 tbe late presldeDt of Klnr features I)'ndlcate. InternaU..... on the site of tho town of Lldlce, which was levelled. by the Germnns In 194.2 In retalla. ~ech oll l ovak \1\ fraternity. He is now employed at I tlon tor the slaying of Reinhard Heydrlch near Prague, The review followed a memorial l ervlce lor news service and International news photos. The vesael will be the Iowa Mjlufacturing company launched July 9th, with man:r ecll~r.. publle and elvlc ollie"" RACI.NE'S FOUNTAIN • tbe thoUland'l ' f vh;Ume of Nnzi fanntlclBm, ______.. (Intern4t!qn.l)" in Cedar lWpida, and Intllllllte friends of Connolly In attendance, ~ , . 'AOErpD - . .. • THE I> A t frY ' lOW AN, lOW A CIT Y, lOW A . THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1945 Freddy Cochtaf'l'" Mad- \ ' I ,,1m (tt Sigma"Chi's "lie-WI Sec.ond Cit_ WI! ICI )W'O C,ity 'Le.g,ro.n Nin;e Says He's No The Bum Spill ,George's Iowa S Guess present By WlDTNiY M~.TI N "Stop writing thnt Cochl'ane Is II dl.ea:se NEW YORK (AP) - Freddy bum until he is proven a bum, and Tnrockn Cochrane isn't concerned particu as lar as proving that I'm not Ii \:It hellfl larly about who called the piccolo bum is concerned. I think I'll do Standard, 10-4 I1()On: [l)ow:ns Muscatine, to 2 player a bum. or whb called the thnt Fridny night when I meet , "?,-tI"T'I--- TO '4, bum a piccolo player. but he is The battle for' '(lo,. assion ot the Rocky Graziano in the Gorden. 8:00 N concerned about who called Freddy "They keep calling Ray Robin basement in the Cily Softball 8:15 ]\I Cochrane a bum. and why. Pal'· son fhe uncrowned welterweight ll'agu wa ~ Ij lally dpclded last Tomm, J;Ju.l!_ 1,30N tlcularly why. chamr>ion . Can nnyone tell m~ nigh t on the Bedion street diamond . etlD1M 8 : ~5 p what an uncrowned champion is as Sigma Chi. defeated in six tl~ely HiHinQ Freddy. Gr Red. has been world 8:55 S welterweight champion for lour while the renl champion is still prevlouq stnds'. burst out with a 10 hit attal'k to down the victory 11:00 SI years come next month. and dur- alive?" 8:10 S By ROY LUCB ing that time. most of it sp nt as starved G eor,l! (\ '~ ,s tandard Service The redhead glared challenging 8:115 N Dall,. lowan·Spora. • • Ito, one of Vncle Sam's ~ atlor s. he has ly. Nobody haC! on answer. ten. 10 to 4. HelpS LocalS ~ 10:00 I , ' ' PAUL GL." ("Bia' poison") been experiencing a slow bUrn. "I was the first champion to Charley ~1I8o n . MU!caU ne all 10:15 ' Waner. 42. one of basebaUl1l gr'llt- Some of the things said and writ elitet the service." he continued. stater, was on the mound fo.r th e Fav! 'Bob Oevirte, .lyre .Fox est hitters. recently aMQuI).Ce'd his ten about him really have singed "Since I got out in January I've victorll and , lJf~ l~d his OWII cause 10:8 0 : had fiv l! tights. and wOn them a1\ a long with tWII ,hits In thr~e triPI retirement frQm t h ~ gallle , nd J'e - him. and the more he tholigh~ ~ 1 :00 1 Divide Mound Chores; vealM that he will go into busi- about it the more it hurt. by knockouts in the sec oM round. to the plate, ll:e o 1 Theh I read somewhere I best fi ve 'S hannon Go.. Route ness if! PiHsQu .. gp where he won He's a stocky, cocky guy with George's jUll)ped off to a one 12 :Q O I everlasting diamond famt!. flaming hair. pale, rather baletul Lal'l'Y LayC!owns. What Is a Latry lead In the ~il 's \ inning flS Beasley JZ :S O I By BOB MLSON . Waner, who had seen service eyes and a fighting lace. Sort ot a Laydown? I never heatd 01 Ihllt C. Phillips and . Phi ll ips ~ Inglp.d 12 :45 before. in sucession. The Sigma Chi ag DaU,. l ow"n Sports W'rlter with the Dodgers, Braves and red-headed younger edition of 1:00 ]\I "I'm a better fighter now than gregation wenl right to work In In a' hotly-fought contest Iowa Yankees sin ce departini from Mickey Walker. He's a rough lad ~ : 1J0 C: when I went in the service, [ us d their half of lhl' frame flS Luce tity'~ junior Ameri~an Legion Forbes Field three yea,s is in a ring. and he says what he 3:10 E I .'0, to I'ely pn brl.\ie strength. Now I bMeball team gained their' second leaving the game with a lifetime tllin¥s outside the ring. walked and Wuriu wa s safe on a 3:00 10 f use science, fight wHh my hands, tielder's choice. AftpJ' Rkip victory' in the Legion tout'namen,t lie was a lIuest a t a boxing Her 3:35 10 batting averaj!e of .333 aqd a t9tal writ",s' luncheon the other day. and feet. and hpad. wig had popped oU I. M a ~ on came by virt~e .of a 4-2 . win' ov~r Mus of 3,152 saleties. This hit total , nd Instead ot patty-caking his "1 wouldn·t mind being called a . :00 B, catine ,hete last rtight. . '. is surpassed by only five other through wilh a long triple down 4:15 S( bUill if it turned out I was a bum. the left field \lne, ~, corl ng Wuriu. ) O'uthit 9-7 by ~he l o~ers. the major leagtiers-Ty CQbb. Tris wax t~rou~h a polite little speech. 4:90 T. but wait until I'm proven a bum, Mason scor d II minute latel' on an locals took advantage of timely Spealali had put up on a pedestal. I never Well. the redhead is entitled to more, 4 to 2. 7:30 Sl in the fourth. Lyle Fox singled to history. had the chance to prove mysel1 to his chance to prove that it wasn't a The Sig Chi's OlIme back in their 7:45 E1 open the frame. stole second and Paul became known as "Big you. I was just a bum, a cheese case of who callcd the bum a bum. halt 01 the frome with n lour run ~ : OO AI 8:15 AI dashed homll on 1I110tber o~·bal Poison" and his brother as "Little champion. a ~ucky guy. but who called a good lighter 8 outburst. After Hubbard Rnd Luce ,:45 ~( i\!r by Burich. Another run was Poison." A n a National league . "After ~ beat Zivic he s1:\id over bum. He has the chance Fridhome run ot del'p I it (ield. clear Lucia ~ Morris' lqng triple. The score at three league batting championshiJ1s First Oan» ing the baSil! :md sending the Sig Grain I the end of the inni~g was 4-0, and during that per.i.p'rl. In eight dif Ch i's into the lead once more, 6 the locals. had built up a comfort ferent seasons he slasbed out 200 to 4. ~ond II Cincinnati H i: able lead. or more hits, setting a new modern Reds Down ABR From there on out. Mason was News 0 Untouchable. hUrling hitless b~ll The Muscatine boys came back record. Clay. cf ...... 5 0 1 o H.B. G for three consecutivE' innin{(s . io the sixth as Kiser walked. took Afthough baseball has been his Tipton. If ...... 4 0 0 o Wenman spoilE'd it by driving second on a wild pitch and taIlled lt1e foi' 80 long, Paul retires with Libke, rf ...... 5 2 4 o a lJr. Ke, Braves single over the second baseman's N,w! ( on Sharar'" third sil}gle. When in tlo regrets. Wltile he has been an Twice, McCormick. Ib ...... 5 0 2 head Into eenter fipld in the SeV- the seventh inning they scored as:set to the gamE!, he realizes. too', Mesner. 3b ...... 4 1 1 ~ Did Yo alain. H looked as if they wel'e that the game has been lood to enth. but a quitk double play, Her Miller, 5S ...... 5 1 1 O wig to Bowen to SWord. s poil~d back in the ball game. Bob Dierchs him. Williams. 2b ...... 5 1 1 Mr. Ke, 5104,4102 ~ the George's potential raUy. Ne ws f took first o~ a base on balls. stole Unser. c ...... 4 0 1 • • • PreferI" ~eco.od and ran acros~ tne plate on :And while "Big Poison" retires Kennedy. p .__ ...... 4 0 0 o Oeor&,e's AB R H E American league umpire. who joined the Iowa Seahawk squad lasl ------1 G. Phillips "·r"-·.'- 3 1 1 0 , vided little further opposition to ican league champion St. Louis ton's batting leader Tom m y Culler, .- 1 week discusses the rules of the game with Lieut (j. g.) Harold Scbiable, behind-Lhe-plale u mpire at Pre ss ...... 5 9 o Walters ...... 3 0 0 0 Fresh l the winning pine. Browns. has made a good sta .. t lip Holmes hit safely in 23 consecu Holmes, rf ...... 5 1 2 Bop Devine and Lyle Fox di Flight home games. The Beaumont, Tex. trainee. wh 0 pitcbed for Monroe. La. ill the Cotton states league. Sydel ...... 3 1 1 2 Roy Sh the baseball ladder of fame. J{e is tive games yesterday while the Gillenw~ter. cl ...... 4 0 0 seems to be using the right tact in dealing with an umpire. and an officer at that. ~ Clark ...... h .... 3 a 0 1 Lum ar vided the pitcning chQre for Iowa Chet Morris:sy Jr .• 19, of Binl!ham Reds were sweeping a double Medwick. If ...... 4 0 0 City. while Ervill Shannon went ton. N. Y .• who lost his right hand header from the BravE3. 5-4 in 10 o Bane ...... l!...... 3 0 0 0 Workman. 1b ...... 5 0 0 Alberhasky ...... 2 1 0 0 G. I. La the whole route for t\'le losers. at the age of 8 in a fjrewo~k9 inpjngs, and 4-2. Masi, c ...... 4 1 1 o o Wenman ...... 1 ... : ..... 3 0 2 1 Advenh Each team set down seven via the explosion. Mo.rrissy is getting a Kennedy, who has performed tor Mack, 1b ...... 3 0 1 strike-out route. Johnny Lorms Wins tryout for a I?osition on one of the Americl Gianls Sweep Doubleheader ieven clubs in both leagues since Wietelmann. 2b ...... 4 0 0 Totals . 31 4 7 6 (KXE The tilt was constantly tJ.alted • j Philadelphia Phillies farm clubs. ~ beraking In with the Chisox in Hofferth·· ...... ~. 1 0 0 by argumellts and several close National Golf Tille Bette!: Than Avera.. e 1934. hit his century mark by tak Ea rley"· ...... 0 0 0 o Sigma Chi AD R H E G .1. L • decisions were bitterly contested; Like Grqy. Che\ hljd proved ing the ov~rtime opener after five Cooper, p ...... -~. 2 0 1 o AdventL Luce ...... ~ ..... 3 2 2 0 the comments ot the Mu~catine From Pillsburgh, 10104,3 10 2 himself petter than the average previous failures this season. Ramsey· ...... 1 1 1 o America Defeats Jenswold, Wuriu ...... :. •...... 4 2 1 1 coach. Kenny Huber, were espe player among boys Qf 1:\ge While vieing with Mort Cooper. Hutchinson, p ...... 1 0 0 o lIl8 I I Z (kXE cially vitriolic. Once t\:le game was 4to 3 in Final Match even though he has only his led Kennedy had a 4-1 lead until Hutchings p ...... 0 0 0 o Herwig ...... I' ...... 4 held up for ten minutes until a NEW YORK (AP)-The New Mason ...... 3 2 2 0 First Game hand with which to handle the Holmes deadlocked him in the sev Nieman· .. • ...... 1 0 0 IJ Music 0' Of Intercollegiate Tilt Aucter ...... : .... + __ • 3 0 a 1 rule book could oe procured tQ set York Giants inaugurated a long ball A pitcher and ouHielder. he enth by smashing his eighth homer .Blng Cr tle a controversy. one of the many home stand yesterday by sweeping Pittsbur- gh 'AB R H E , 9 ! Sifford...... ,._. 3 0 0 0 Previously had played oll the of the year with two on bases. Totals ...... "0 Ameri c~ of the evening. bolh ends of a doublehcader fl'Om COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Bowen ...... 3 0 0 1 Handley.3b -_ ... __ ....'" 4 1 0 0 Binghamton Ajnl!fic~n Legion The RedS' lOth inning decider. "Batted for Cooper in 7th (KXE The two nines tangle again Sun Pittsburgh 10-4 and 3-2 to move Twenly-two-yeal'-O 1 d J 0 h n n y made against Ira Hutchinson. came Carpenter ...... 3 0 0 a Gionfriddo, c( ..... __ . 4 0 1 0 team. and was also II star on his •• Batted for Wietelmann in lOth 1 1 0 diY lit Burlington and it Promises p~st the Pirates into third plnce. when Al Libke doubled anc\ Frank Foster ., ..... "...... 3 Ru s~e ll. If ...... 2 0 0 0 Lorms of Ohio State university high school ball team. ... Ran for Hofferth in lOth Music 0 to be ,mother close, well-fough t Hubbard _ ...... ;.. _.,_ 2 2 2 0 A thrilling three-run rally after Elliott. rf ...... _- 4 0 0 0 tW'ning in a one under par per General MaDAI'er, Jferb ,eu McCormick singled. .... Batted for Hutchings in lOth Bing Crl game. two were out in the last half of Tribesman Bob Logan heir! the Dahlgren. 1b ... -...... 4 0 0 0 fo rm~ nce and wandering off the Ilock. of the rtaiUlea ,said LUi Cincinnati ...... 110 002 000 1-5 Totals ...... _.. 31 10 9 America the nin th won the seconr] contest Morrissy hopes to earn ~1lOtII')] Reds to two hits until the night I i Muscatine AB R H E Saltzgnver. 2b ...... 4 1 1 0 fairway only three times. yester Boston ...... 000 100 300 0-4 (KXE for the Giants after the Pirates Barnhart. 55 ...... 3 0 1 0 moneY In minor l e~ue basebaU W cap's sixth inning, when two day became the 1945 National In· passes. a single and Steve Mesner's Calvert ...... -...... l! 0 1 2 had forged aheacl 2-0 on home L. Waner • ...... 1 0 0 0 pay bis way t hro u~h collece. AIId Seeoud aame COrli$s J ; Ii Cordwell ...... 1 0 0 0 runs by Lee IIandley in the first Lopez. c ...... 3 2 2 0 tercollegiate Golf champion. It·s a ,,000 bet &hat he wUl! 'De double to right resulted in a Bob BUI three-runs explo$ion. HoI m e s THE BESTof Huff ..... __ ._ _...... 4 0 1 2 and Bill Salkeld in the ninth. Barrett ." ...... 1 0 0 0 Lorms' 4 and 3 vlctory over has what It takes. Ciilcinna tI AQ R B £ Variatio Ki~er ...... - -...... 3 1 0 0 George Hausmann's doublc ac Gerheauscr. p ...... 3 0 2 0 J ohnny J enswold of Michigan in Chet's experience adds to the knocked in both Boston rllns in THE BWE (KXE Paetz -----_ ... _-_ .-...... 4 0 1 0 co unted for the tieing and winning Rcscigno. p ...... 0 0 0 0 the final match was a goliing mounting proof that a physical ihe seventh by doubling with t.wo Ciay. cf ...... 3 1 0 0 mates aboard. Sharar...... 3 0 3 0 l·uns. Colman **::t ...... 1 0 0 0 masterpiece. handicap even though serious. need Tipton. It ...... 3 0 1 0 1540 Corli ~s , Wacker ...... 4 0 0 1 Aftcr yielding a homcl' with his He never was behind. He was not prevent a determined athlete f.ibke. rf 4 0 0 0 Bob BUI Dierchs .__ ...... -...... 3 1 0 0 first pitch of the game to Handley. Totals ...... 34 A 7 «) over par on only two holes. He from enjoying the thrills 01 com McCormick. 1b ...... 3 1 1 0 50,000 WATTS Variatio rookie J ack Brewcr )leld the Bucs petitive sports. Many veterans are Mesner. 3b 2 0 McIntyre .. --....__ .... -- 1 0 0 1 * Batted for Barnhart in 9th never lost n hole. He was in thE! Cardinals Split Two ...... 4 0 (KXE Grensing -_...... 3 0 3 0 scoreless in the nightcap until .. Batted 101' Lopez in 9th rough only twice and on the last proving this. • MilleI'. ss ...... 4 0 0 0 Shannon ...... 2 0 0 0 Saikeld connected In the ninth. ... Biltled for Rescigno in 9th hole he made his only viSit to a • • • Williams. 2b ...... 4 0 0 0 The Firs McCleary ...... 0 0 0 0 Brewer fa nned five and gave up trap. He had one string of nine Unser. c ...... , .. 3 1 2 0 Abbott : New York AB R H E What Araln! With Phils, 8-3, 6-0 [ [.1 ~ 'l:.1 Cout·tney ...... 1 0 0 0 six hits to gain his second victory. straight holes that were par or ONCE AG AIN, 'it havpens in Fox. p ...... 3 1 I 0 Trans-A Preacher Roe went illl t.he way for Mallory. cf ...... 5 1 2 0 belter. Brooklyn. where only such a play PflILAPELPHlA (A P)-T h e Today Thru Friday the Pirates to be charged with his Totals ...... 31 '1 Totals ...... 31 Z II 6 mnnn 2b ...... 5 2 4 1 Against that ldnd of golt Jens could happen. The longest force WQfhj champion St. Louis Card 4 0 The F ir! sixth defeat. Hal1s • D. Gardclla. ][ ...... 4 1 1 0 wold was helpless but it was play on record-from outfielder td inals and the Philaqelphia Phillies Abbott [ Iowa OIlY Aft H E Hausmann was also the hilling a AR R R E rf ...... 5 0 2 0 heartbreaking defeat ror the like catcher to shortstop-if there is a splJt a twi-light twin bill last Trans-A • stal' in the opener. accounling for Olt. Sani s ~er ...... , ...... 1 1 0 Lombnrdi. c ...... 4 2 1 0 able Michigan entry whose home longer way to make a force play night. t"e home team winning the Culler. S5 ...... 5 1 I 0 ~ four of his team's 17 hits off Al Oldis ...... 4 1 1 0 Weintraub, Ib ...... 2 0 0 0 is at Duluth. Minn. It was the at second base. wi! would IJke to opener 8-3 and lhe visitors laking Holmes. rf ...... 3 0 1 0 Gel'he.auser and Xaviel' Rescigno . Gillenw;lter. cf ...... 4 0 0 0 ~IS ! - 2 1 1 0 Jurges. 3b ...... ~ 3 1 2 0 second straigh t time be had bat hellr about it. the second game /i-I. SIlOO)c ...... Van Mungo registered his eighth -.- -.. 0 0 0 3b-1b 4 3 0 tled his way to the fi nals of the A we said before, it hap~n ed Medwick, If .... '..... , 4 0 1 0 ~~ichardt ...... 1 triumph. yielding sevcn hits, all in Reyes...... -... 1 0 1 0 Kerr. 4 0 NCAA event only to lose. Last Workman. 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 Morris ...... 4 Pittsburgh's two run scoring in ss ...... 2 0 in Brooklyn - in a Clncinnati- resumihJ hi;s athletIc career lor 4 1 1 1 Mungo. p ...... 4 0 2 0 yeoI' he losllo Louis Lick of Min HoUerth, c ...... :t 0 0 0 Fox ...... nings. ----_ Brooklyn game last- May 13. Dod- the Hawkeyes. Helm ...... 2 0 0 0 nesota in the champIonship match. gers at b~t. Reds in the iil!1d, with Hughes. an Omaha Nebraska Mack. 1b ... " ...... 3 0 0 0 Wietelmann. 2b .... 3 1 1 0 Kennedy ...... ~ ... 2 0 0 0 .Total., ...... 40 10 17 1 Lorms' victory gave Ohio State this set-up: Dixie Walker on third proiluct. arrived in the fall of Burich ...... 4 0 1 0 Pittsburgh ...... 002 250 000- 4 a perJect record in the tournament. Hart on first. Mieltey Owens a l 1943 and immediately started to Logon. p .... ., ...... 2 0 0 0 Beals ...... 4 0 1 0 New York ...... 120 200 23x- lO The Bucks also won the team tille pat. Mickey lifted a fly to right make ; a name for himself on the Masl· ...... 1 0 0 0 Hutchings p ...... 0 0 0 0 Devine ...... 3 0 0 0 National League Second Game ond Howard Bakel' of the Ohio field which GIle Walker dropped gridiron. from his quarterback after a hard run. lnslead of throw- slot. Alter the gl'id season had Nieman'" ...... 0 0 0 0 TelllDS W L Pct. P ittsburgh An R State team was the tournament 'fotals ...... ,...... 34 4 ., 1 II . E medalist. NCCA officials said it ing to second right in frollt of him passed into history. Tommy went Brooklyn ...... 38 22 .633 ______ToW ...... 9! ! 5 1 Muscatine ...... 000 001 100 St. Louis ...... 34 26 .567 Handley. 3b ...... 4 1 2 0 may have been the first time I:hat for a sure forceout, Gee elected out for basketball. and, although Iowa City ...... 200 11Q OOx New York ...... 35 28 .556 Gionfdddo. cf ...... 3 0 0 0 dne school ever had swept all hon- to throw to lhe plate to keep Dixie' not making the first. five. was con • Batted for Logan in 7th Pittsburgh ...... 32 28 .533 Russell. Ii ...... 4 0 0 () OI·S. from $coring. Dixie bluffed. then sidered one of the first string re •• Batted for Hutchings In 9th returned to third. ~~ ' s ea'cher. serves. Chicago ...... 29 26 .527 Elliott. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 Their cards: Cincinnati ...... 000 003 100- 4 Dodgers Defeat Cubs Boston ...... 28 30 .483 Salkeld. c ...... 3 1 1 0 R~dl ~, w'.h the ..... lit W. !)and, 'the came the apr In, of ••• and Par oui ...... 444 535 43.-38 saw that .. ha4 aot mqve4 Waddy and naturilly the Boston ...... 000 000 200- 2 Box Ortlc'e Open 1:15-1':10 Cinci nnati ...... 26 30 .464 Dahlgren. Ib ...... 4 0 1 0 an "om Davis. Lon ns out ...... 444 445 434-38 first- base. tIlen ooeupl~ 11, oo_h HawUye b._baU team. Tommy Philadelphia ...... 17 49 .258 Coscarart. 2b ...... 4 0 0 0 Jenswold oilt .. 444 745 434- 31 "art Owen. &G Iltj)l't- mdved btto the soortstop II)IOt and To Increase League American League Bamhart. ss ...... 4 0 2 0 ~d A ~ow Box Ol flce Ollen 1:15-9:.5 gr.,.. Detroit ...... 35 23 .603 Roe. p ...... 4 0 Par In ...... 445 35. 434-38-n 8(0, F1ll.ler to MCQDd eompl"" was one of the lead In, bitters on 0 0 Rari's fdreequ4. tbe q uad. 8TAJlTS ENDS Lead 10 Four Games New York ...... 35 23 .603' - Lorms In ...... 44. 345 TODAY Monday Jqit & Qroo.lITo cwldltJ', paat's Yes. Iowa wi\) be more than Boston ...... 31 27 .544 I Totals ...... 33 2 6 0 qml~J}b 1Ium i melodIes! J enswold 1n. ... 455 545 all! For Qle8UJ11111 ,,"OR 10 tq S. glad to see Tommy Hugh~s return BROOKLYN (AP)-The fast Chicago ...... 31 29 .517 New York AD R H Il Un Its romance! Lick. the defending cha m ~io n. the 8th victory In • aeries of 11 to stay. ,A three-letter man is NOS stepping Dodgers hammered out a Washington .... _ ...... 28 2B .500 .. was beaten by Lorms in the fore 8trai,h$ whis. ' always welcome. and a man like Exclalm at the bl'autlet ninth inning 6 to 5 victory over st. Louis ...... 25 31 .446 Mallory. cf ...... 5 1 3 0 MONDAY noon semi-finals. The Ohio State WhiCh 1;11) 10es to prove that Hughes clin brlng the shinning NOW It revealsl the Chicago Cubs last night to in Cleveland ...... 24 31 .436 Hau ~ mann. 2b ...... 3 o 3 0 FalDAY star come from behind to trim hi m. some of the dumb lo o~ing plays llghts into the eyes 01 any coach. , ~ '~~ -~: crease their National league lead Philadelphia ...... 20 37 .351 D. Gardella. If ...... 3 O. 0 0 -Fln•• • ..- Mu,Ie,' """ , ' 2 and 1. while Jenswold was beat you see made in hillil school and We'lI be seeing you Tommy! And n.. over the second place Cardinals to Tt·eadway. If ...... 0 o 0 0 Owhtrl,. TI"", AliI YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ing Bob Kampfer of Ohio State; college circles ail w ade by soon. we. hope! four games. Ott. rt ...... 4 0 0 a r~ ll ·t National League o one up. LUis Olmo. who in the sixth inn New York 10-4. Pittsbljrgh 4-2 Kluttz. c ...... 4 o 0 0 amateurs. EveQ the bi, time boys riii~iiiii.:~:l Jurges. 3b ...... 3 2 0 get mixed up at times. f;sIlecililly ing failed to catch a pop fly off Cincinnati 5-4. Boston 4-2 o the podgers-but still they are Don J ohnson's bat, the ball drop Rey!!s. Ib ...... 4 o 2 JJ st. Louis 3-6, Philadelphia 8-0 leading the Natlohal loo~. HQw Kerr. 5S ...... 3 0 Summer Meeting ping safely for a hit that produced Brooklyn 6. Chicago 5 1 1 they are doing. nobody knows- Brewer. p ...... 3 two runs, brake up the coolest American Lea, ue o 0 0 CHICAGO (AP) - President no' even the' Dodgers. with a single that sent Goodie Washington 9. Detroit 1 Lombardi • ...... 1 o 0 0 Will Hal'ridge of the American • • • Rdsen over the p1l\'te. Rosen had Cleveland 8. Philadelphia 2 A. Gardella ...... 0 1- 0 0 league yesterday Isslled a call for t olbmY Bu,... llaclt ,I. walked with one out and moved New York 7. Sl. Louis 2 the regular summer meeting 01 1lack all tht campus yestefdllY lett abo up a base when Augie Gillan also Boston 11. Chicago 9 Totals .:...... 33 3 11 • the baseball club owners to be was Tommy ijughes. star footbl\ ll, lit toot drew a pass. . • TODAY'S GAMES • Balted for Brewer in 9th held at the Palmer House. Chi. baseball and ba sk~ib all star In his •• Ran for Lombardi in 9th The contest drew a big crowd, American Le .. l1le cago. hext Monday. freshman year at the univerSi ty. . ,LtJ8 • IjIo"VeIlwn .•J Pittsuburgh ...... 1 00 000 001-2 the attendance being 34.745 with New York at St. Louis (night) The meeting heretofore Will But don·t ,et Y04r hopes up, 'POWER UNLIMITED' 1(, • . 1-1 the paid admissions totalling 29.- New York ...... 000 000 003-3 Boston at Chicago held at the time of the all-star Tommy Is silll In the navf I\IlIl , - Story of Coal- TIle 'IV. 960. The paid . ttendanct for Phlladelphia at Cleveland game. which has been abandoned. probably wlll Qe for some tLm ~ yet, . ':AaIm&1 Acton'-NoveltT raClJllly Married x.a~r , thirty I a me l played in the Wamington at Detroit. Chicago at Brooklyn Harridge said no speclal l ub- howev. r. he dld d. d ari tilat It, . ,...Wt, _ Late New. "Ollt1oon" • at,r-l:: BrooklYn park WI' al1ov. d to 505,· Cincinnati at Boston Lateai WlU'ld New. Nat,onal Lea.. ue jects were coming up tor dlscu, . would be lIaok I.,oon a. po.,ible, L'::======:J , 218. Pittsburgh at New York (night) St. Louis at Philadelphia· sion. and that he wei leollinl forward to - MRS'DAY, JUNE 29, 1945 .. tBI DAILY lOW JUI, IOWA CITY, IOWA PAGE FJ\TII IB, 1945 Z1 ; = ====- - co ntrol board before him. name or blut, and ftIe1Ied abcnrt and Comdr. Abbftit Peterson Jl'. of Medical Society to Broadcast Weekly Paper- BUNKER HILL- For a time the-ship's entire elC(j - zaO. Berkeley, Calif. These men, they (Continued tram page 1) trical network. depended upon the Ammunition in the melting said, were everywhere. Two phy- s ,"111 ("') "' .... ('III; IIIICJ-WHQ (1"') IIRII-WON (*1 ------skill of this youne enllineer's mate. planes, parked on the flight deck sicians and se\'eral hospital corps Iltill-WIiT (_, III ..- IU[IL (UM) 9:30 We Salute (WMT ) The executive officer, Co mdr. Through the iong hours he was on but not yet loaded with bombs, men had been lost and Peterson The weekly 'OIcirost of th(l Rlldy Vallee Program (WHO) Howell J esse Dyson of Coronado, a catw3lk high in the compartment popped in the t13mes. led the work of setting up battle Iowa State Med I society will where the temperature normal1- On the fanlnil Warr3nt Officer dr~ ing stations. Father Delaney e's March of Time (KXEL) Calif., was hurt painfully when " d 120 " Sh 'd ad hied th h I' d t present paper on ga ll bla d de~ W3S aroun , aw sal, - J j\mes O. Messick:, Kansas City, e P man e ose mes, eser - n 9:45 dJleue pr pard by Dr. T. D, the second bomb's blast hurled a ing "it must have been just plain rigged a Hne to the Wilkes-Barre ing them temporarily when dead Frank Singlser News (WMT) door agai nst his back. He carried unbearable with the blowers oft." and trans/erred stretcher cases or injured men were found. Mo ss Tprockmorton. Tj'1 program wlll Rudy Vallee P rogram (WHO ) 0-4 ~. heard Ilt 3 o· b:J<: this atter March of Time (KXEL) on with ctirection of damage CQ n- TopsIde, ll1e captaill whipped the lind less seriou Iy injured, losiog hurjllls at a were conducted the lloon: )0:00 (1'01 and rescue work. Comdr. Ireat cni't about In a turn sharp a\l count of their numbers. He next day for the Bunker Hill's TODAY'S PROGRAMS Doug Grant News (WMT) Shane Hastings King, the iil'st enou,h to wive It. a sudden list Ilad fought his way back through dead. lieutenant, took charge or detllils that sloshed ellCetIS water froID the 5moke when he could not And on Sunday, as the Bunker 8:00 M ornin~ Chapel Supper Club (WHO ) 8:15 Musical Miniatures H: R. Gross, News (KXEL) of fighting the fire that washed !.he ~k and pat the wlBd IB a reach his hattie station on the Hill steamed for home and the ra ' ,30 News, The Dally Iowan 10:15 the flight deck from island neatly favorlB, quarter whelp dispene l1angar deck. Many men crawled, pail'S that would peed her back to a:a5 Program en) ndar Fulton Lewis (WMT) to fa ntail, and 01 rescuing trapped the _ke. groping in the darkness and chok- bat lie, there were memorial serv 8:00 Service R ports l'fews (WHO) groups. There was another need for the iog smoke, along almo t endless ices on the flight deck with Cap- 9:00 Shakespeare's Comedies H. R. Gross, News (KXEL) "Tbe people down belOW," ..Id sharp turn. Dead ahead and hardly passageway!! to reach the flame tain Seitz putting into words the 9110 Sing for the Seventh 10:30 Captain Sellz In pralul\I' !.he ohler 75 miles away was the island of me aced r!!fuge of the fantail. knowledge or the crew that the 8:55 NewII, The Dally I_an Romance Rhythm and Ripley en, I n e e r, 2' -year-old Lieut. Kakai, staging base for J apanese ArtificiAl ....aUoII at the flre'a men "died as only brave men can." 10:00 Paging Mrs. America (WMT) Comdr. Joseph R. CU'mlllhaei of aircraft. Yet there were no more lIII'i!, In IsoIat" tom)taJ'l1Dents. OD 10: 15 Ye sterd~y' s' Musica l War S!!l'vice Billboard (WHO) SeatUe, "were In .. &rIm 'Iaee. It blows from the enemy. The tires deek alld on I.he Wilkes-Barre aD4 Favorltes ,f .. Roseli\nd Ballroom Orchestra t09k a lot of coura,e '01' me" to built a mountain of smoke over til. dniroJ'ln revived doweDI ., Rev. M. J. Dingman 10:80 The BooRshelr (KXEL) re.-In at their posta. Some died the Bunker HiU and the J apanese _Ile vleUms. Now at Catholic Center 1l:00 The Studt of Literature 10:45 at their jobs." may have counted her as good as Serving a five-inch gun in the 11 :00 .F'arm F Jashe.s Romance Rhythm and Ri pley Lieu!. (J.G.) Cur tis John Shaw sunk. heart of the holocaust, Sellman l l C The Rev. Maurice J. Dingman none 12:00 Rhythm Rambles (WtdT) of Enderlln, N. D., was in a tight But the Bunker Hill, which had Rowe (lirst name not given), of ha taken 'th . place of the Rev. Beasley J . lZ:30 News, The Dally Iowan 8zath-Myri Presents (WHO ) spot on the fifth deck with "three destroyed 470 J apanese planes Toledo, volunteered to go dOwn Walter McEleeney. wJlo Is on VD ~ ing l e d 12: 45 Views and Interviews Ro se~and Ballroom Orchestra feet of water over us," but this with her own planes and guns, in to the ammunition handling cation, at the CathoUc student Chi ~i 1:00 Musical Chats . (KXEL) veteran of the sinkings of the first supported landings and carried the room-a redde?JnJ! oven-Lor more center. Father Djnguun i a work in 11:00 carrier Langley and the tanker War to the home cities of Nippon, shells. When he returned the os Luce 2:00 Campus N ws ) graduate student In cannon law at. ~: 1 0 Early 19t11 Century Music News (WMT) Pecos was fu ll of the heroism of a was unwhipped. mount was s.wathed in fire and the the Catholic University of Ameri fe on a 3:00 Iowa Stale ~dical Society,. News from NBC (WHO) boy named Oyaski. J ames Oyaski, The cru"" WQket-Barr~ _Yed only escape was into the sea or ca in Washington, D. C. b4i P lIer- 3:35 Iowa Union Radio Hour News (KXEL ) South F'ork, PJI., was inciinep to In 011 one side; two destroyers over the bl13tering plantes of the erected ordhe.gn.Ye 01 the late Pre.ldent .i'ranklln D. R It in . 11:15 _:00 Behind the War News discuss that part and recall all the ed,~ In 011 the DiMr. "ore de- island. Rowe chose the latter-and What, asks a reader, was Hit the I'0Il8 ~den at hi, Hyde Park te 011 the H~ rI r." 4:15 Science NewQ Off the Record (WMT) fireworks that came when the cir~ .....ye rs lIl.urN the aea. for ItoYI made it. ler's greatest mis take? Well. that Uwwn abo1Je. PlIUUI tor the atOllCl, delJerlbln~ It .. a pla1n white m .... ~:30 Tp8 Time Melodies Design for Listening (WHO) : uit breakers. p.,?pped on the big. forced overboard b, 11lI0II:. 01' Officers and crew praised the one's ea Y. it was his dedsion to ~ ..QP umtnt .wlth no carving or d Uon, ,.. drawn up by Joll. 5:00 Chlldren's .lIour Rev. Pietsch's Haul' (KXEL) chapJains-LJeul. Comdl·. Robe.rt change (tom an unknown Sehiclt Roa.",* and /oWld among hi, eJrect.a. (In",urlow) 6:30 Musical Moods U :30 E. Delaney of Tuckahoe, N. Y., elgruber to an infamous Hitler. 5:'5 News, The Dally Iowan Wings Over the Nation (WMT) l'fe\Vs from NBC (WHO) 6:00 Dinner Hour MU3ic POPEYE 6:55 News, Tbe Dally Iowan Rev. Pietsch's Hour (KXEL) 7:00 United States in the 20th 11:45 Daily Iowan Want Ads Century Wings Over the Nation (WMT) 7:30 Sportstime Music, News from NBC (WHO) 7:45 Evening Mu s i~ale Dance Orchestra (KXEL CLASSIFIED LOST: A pair of amber rim ilas,e! 8:00 America Sings U :ot RATECJmI in glass case. Call 5794 . Reward. 8:15 Album of Artists Press News (WMT Midnight Rhythm Parade , :45 l'ie~\IS, The Dally Iowan (WHO ) CASH JtATE LOST: Ornate gold necktie clasp NETWORK HIGHLIGHTS Sign Off (KXEL) lor 2 da1l- Of sentimental value. Believed 6;00 lOe per Un, per daJ lost in Iowa Union Thur sday a tt e~ J ack Kirkwood Show (WMT) • coDsecutive dafa- noon. Reward. Phone X8223 . Chinese Fellow Medic 7c per Une per dl7 Lucia Thorne & Co. (WHO) LOST: Billfold in or between Grain Belt Rangers (KXEL) II collIecutiv~ da11- to Be Interviewed wom~n 's gym and Currier. Keep 6:15 IIc per ltD_ ~ dQ By Wesley Members 1 montb- money. No questlons asked. Call j ond Auction Quiz (WMT) urrier x81 S8-Arlene Kirchoff. News 0 fthe WOJ'ld (WHO) • c per line per da, H . R. Gross, News (KXEL) Dr. Howard Liang, fellow surgeon -Fiiura II worda to line LOST-Bulova wrist watch. Don 6:30 from China studying at University M1n1mum Ad- 2 llDea ·Orelup. ' 186. Reward . ldl'. Keen (WMT) hospitals, will be interviewed by News (WHO) graduate and married students at CLASSWIED DISPLAY WANTED Did You Know? (KXEL) the Wesley foundation annex, 213 1l0e col. Inch WANTED: Apartment with living 6:45 E. Market street, Sunday starting Or $6.00 per montll ,- ILONDIE CHIC YOUNG Mr, Keen (WMT) at 7 p. m. The interviewers will room, bedroom, b. t hand kitchenette for two airll. Call News from NBC (WHO) center t h e j l' questions around I All Want Adl Cub tn.Adv~ Preferred Melodies (KXEL) "What Is Ahead for China?" Payabl. at Daily Iowan Bu.J 4192 ~eRE. DEAR . "IOU CAN ~ET H E Other Chinese students are being Dey office daily untll 5 p.m. '7: 00 'IOlJRSELF A asked to take part in the discus .. • • J *' .. 2 0 Fresh Up Time (WMT) ~ . WHILE o 0 Roy Shield & Co. (WHO) iion, one of a series of Sunday Cllhce.llatiolll mUD b, can.d III I'M MARIWANTED .r,.. Bohd QHdt ..... CUll ...... 01 r ..... Student. to wall labl.. for Bp.ciiJ. Orck" board. MeD or womln. Ap City Bakery , au .. W...... ,...... ply at Currl';r haD. ~\llh ~D' FURNITURE MOVING
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. . 'AGlm l' H E D A I L T lOW A If, lOW A CIT y, lOW A THURSOA y, JUNE 28, 1945 ~ : j --,me - . d,l Dr. Kinney Lily Whiter- SUI GRADUATE IS WILDCAT PILOT Lieut. Col. Don WeisS; To Speak Lieut. Stanley Sayre :~::~ Murder Listed Among Dead .. ~ ~ \ To Discuss Hearing Lleut. Col. Don L. Wels. imt Conservation Friday Case Lieut. (J. g.) Stanley W"lheh Sayre have been reported !d .... In Senate Chamber * * * according to word recelved'lhete Murder Is being premeditatedl by tbeil" wlv('~. ' .~ A Paycic investigation reveals the Dr, Charles Edward Kinney of Lieu!. Cn !. DOn L. WeisS:,l1'* Cleveland, Ohio, will speak on now notorious "Lily White" will be murdered this morning on E. Mar previollaly bet'n I ('ported m~n. "Public School B:earing Conserva in aclion since Jun 22 ••l" ket street. Police oUicers from the ot last~ tion" in the senate chamber of Old and now is J Isted as otticlAll, state of Iowa and special Investi Capitol at 4 o'clock tomorrow aft d ad . Hi s wlft' resides wl th;.her gators will immediately proceed to ernoon. Dr. Kinney will be the parents Mr. and Mrs Frank 'Lee; second in the series of visiting the solution of the crlme-possibly within two hours. 730 E. Church street. He pliolt\d speakers presenting lectures and a B-26 bomber lind was Ii IqUld~ -- From then on, Lily's case is in round table discussions on various the hands of the court. Lily Is only ron commandt't. I Chin' aspects of speech and hearing re a store-window mannikin, but her habilitation in connection with the "case" has received much atten Lieutenant Sayr£', 26, son-in:.fa" summer session speech pathology Part tion from the policemen attending of Senator lind MM. LeRoy,I§: program. the peace otlicers' !ihort course at Mercer, 700 S. Summit, ~.i Dr. Kinney's lecture will be co Soutl the university. Johnson County At killed in 0 plane crash June '28. ordinated with the intensive four EVERYBODY HAD A GOOD TIME yesterday in tbe junior blrh school swlmmlnc pool. It was the tint torney Jack C. White and D. W. Lieutenant Sayre had been . ali week course in aUd iometry and day of swimmlnr tor the boys In the cUy'S summer recreation program. At one time or another dUring Dickinson, president of the Iowa LIEUT. GERALD MUELLER, USNR, Is the pilot of a Wildcat fighter Honed in the ~h\llppine are'a ,:tf .,e the selection of hearing aids which the a.fternoon, 60 boy. were In the pool. "The purpose of tbls program 15 to .d the i bon Into the water State Attorneys association will plane attached to an escort carrier In the Pacific. lie rcclved II, D, C. cently. ' ,: ~ and help them overcome their fear of It," said Lloyd LYons, boys' swlmmJnl' Instr~ctor. The ..Iris held pr'osecute the case before District , f started last Monday. This course degree from sur in 10S8. Mueller has flown over 200 combat hours He is survlvl'd by his wHe, .Ma9' their tlrst swlmmJn.. se8ll10n MondaY afternoon under the direction of Eleanor Casey. Judge James P. Gaffney in a moot is under the direction of Dr. Dean and 60 missions in operations at Luzon, lwo Jlma. and Okinawa. Enter Mercer SayrE', hill mother, M;ts; ,S. court session tomorrow afternoon M.Llerle, head of the oral surgery Ing the na.vy in 19U, Mueller received his flight traIning a.t the na.val W. Sayro of Terre Haute, Ind.( .nII and otolaryngology department, at the court house. Arthur O. Lefl, air sta.tlon In Corpus ChrIsti, Tex. At University Theater- Iowa City attrney, will take the a brother and sl~ter. LieuteJl)lrit and is supervised by Dr. Scott N. Sayre went through pre-IU,lit Reger, associate porfessor of oto case tor defense in the trial. The "brains" behind the murder troining in Iowa City. ,1 '\ logical acoustics. The course is de Mrs. Soyre has made her home signed to prepare technicia!1!S to of Lily White are faculty of the Feminine Librarians Add Civilized Nole with her p rents since May. . j ' test hearing and to fit hearing Ploy Piemier .o Success university law school, members of aids under the supervision of the Johnson County Bar associa ilori and agents of the federal bu To Army Life on Marianas Island Bases some light .fiction to get his rM,1.d otologists in both civilian and mil By BOB RAY itary rehabilitation programs. house if applause is any measure conscientious and patrotlc candi reau of Investigation. They not off his Injul"e~." "; .,.. A voice from Okinawa was of voting opinion. He was, it seems date Cor office, could not support. only st.age the murder and plant MARIANAS ISLANDS (AP) The Ibrarians get their boou Timely Subject enough to gel their books set liP heard last night. It was a clear to us, J ohn ~osworth from the Lieutenant Anderson also prj! the evidence, tlley also coach the The army spE'cia i service division through three sources-war . ~~ The subject which Dr. Kinney is reading material for the hospi voice. It was a voice that should first moment he set foot upon the sents as a character Richard witnesses! has added a highly civilized note tal!. parlment funds; recreation lupa. will di scuss is particularly timely be heard. For the first time on stage. His was a sterling perform Knowlton, who is the leader of the Yesterday the olhc'1rs concen to life in these island bases with or gins. , in view of the rehabilitation pro "We've invented something new , .' any sta~ e ; the play "Come March ance rendered with a thorough ap younger members of the party. We trated on the procedure used in the arrival of four attractive army Besides the central, or "doWJi- grams that are being conducted in ing Hom~ by Lieut. Robert W. out herc-a putt-putt motor to at· preciation of chl\racter and the wonder why it is that the l,..~rio~ obtaining dying declarations. Sam librarians. town" library, located in the l118!n army and navy hospitals for deaf Anderson, U.S,N.R., bfoi.lght into play. The (feminine) 1 ibrarians wear tach to our liospital book lruck~ of the youngest element which Hardy, special agent of the FBI, so that they can make lite hospita1 camp headqua rters area, Htls iJ ened service men. Several Univer bold relief a few of the concepts Mr. Jensky's last act speech, sup p 0 r t s Bosworth's candlQ 'command of the Army Air Forces. Notl' the plllltle "bubblfi' so that the military policeman's sue,s including reports on the corn headpiece. a mod~rnlzntlon of the smokestack top-knot of tht f.ntOUl , ' Dies on a~inawa work will not have gone for crop and cattle. Wiley Post "Man From Mars" outfit.. (J nltrn~t;on'" BRITISH CARRIER VICTIM OF JAil SUICIDE PLANE . naught. All of which led to the story about a young infantry lieutenant "VINEGAR JOE" SUCCEEDS BUCKNER ON OKINAWA who eventually got tired of an swering by endorsement about his meJ;l , Finally-so the story goes this platoon leader sat down one afternoon and answered his most recent notification of his soldiers' wro\1gding with a mean gleam in his eye. The soldier's crime had been speeding, so no one thought much about it until the lieutenant's im mediate superior was called to the ~h0!le. A few minutes later he camt: storming to the lieu tenan t's desk. "Lieuteant," he snapped frostily,. "precisely what punishment did you tell the provost marshal had been meted out to Private Jones?" "Oh, that," said the lieutenant. "Well, Sir, it seemed they were never satisfied with anything I do,
\ 50 I simply acknowledged receipt A"'01H,1l GENERAL died 0.1\ Okt· 9f Jones' ticket for speeding and onawa' ~en Brig. Oen. Claudlu. '!lld we'd had him shot." M.' Easley, above, 1>4, a.silt'-nt commander ot the I/6th Infantry division, Willi kUled by a ~ap ' "ul· Sound Your Horn let at hla forward, obaervatlo(! pailt 01\ the Ryukyu IIIland-Just LONDON (AP) - A·... m.. o·n· g·9f1·e 24 hours after hi. cOmmander., Lt. victims of H. M. S. Nasturtium, a PARTICIPATING IN THE NAVAL campalpl helnr eonclucted near the Saklshima Illancb, this British Gen. ·S1mon B, au~ner, Jr., w~ BrlUsh corvette, Is an automobile, SHOWN ON OKINAW,\, where recently he vISited hili old Seventh dIvision and other' unltl of the U. Paclflo fleet carrier was ;tult a few hundred milea from the Jap 1I'.alnland, when a Nip .ulcide plane a. felled by an enemy .hlll~ fra,· Th, Nasturtium was docking at St. Tent;, Army, 18 Gen. J08~p h W. Stllwcll, ri ght, U he conf rred with Lt. Gen. 81.on B. Buokner, Jr .. crashed cn the ship'. ftirM deck. Wearln.. helmeb an'd rloves, the fire-flrMlnr crew of the carrie" mont. A native of Waco, Tex., John's, Newfoundland, when it who 8hortly after the Army Ground force chlet's visit was killed by a Jap shell fr'rment. Today Oen . clOle In, above, on the la.t .purb of flame coadn.. trOIn the plane wreoka.. e In the backrrQund. The Es.llley Is lIurvlved by hi. wife· DC struck another ship. The second eral Stilwell, veteran of the Chinese campaign, 1ft returning to Okinawa to take over Buekllt'r'. com crew members had the fire out and tbe deck cleared tor action within two hours .fter die Jap lClored Washlngton"D. 0 ., and lon, ¥~j. 'hlp lifted and literally lat down mand as U. S. Ton th Army command er, having hcen rccenLJy a,~8Igned to the U. 8. Army fo!'Cu of lht the hit. This ill an offielal BrlUIh photo, I £, M! E~~lley, Jr. (IlIt!rllll~ on I parked car, PacUlc an\! ~ed to the new p,ollb by Oen. Dourills MacArthur. _ !!. ntrrn.Ii' ••W BflunU.IlgtoJ . WIT.
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