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IIlk J, only at iunday I~ this h with. Strub .. ciating :r, Carl be in " ~~for 10 Was * * * * * * * * * * * * I *. * * . * *' *. * * *' * * * a City periO<\ Ion his ,97, he th the !. then Hungary .Seeks to Regain ·Province Strub, !:llh. +------.------.------~----~------~~------.--~-- Iowa 'e pre. Officials Exchange Bitter Tall{ Criticizes Hints RUSSIA AND TURKEY FOR JOINT CONTROL OF THIS :s ago, • Jews Shot Down and Beaten , Carl el· · C· At 'Subversive' " MTlI, Whil e M0 bI Izatlon ontInues; Acts in Schools In Bloody Waves of Disorder: I City; , vo sis. I Mrs. Germany Tries to Keep Peace MILWAUKEE, July 2 (AP)- King Carol Appeals to Hitler made William G. Carr, secretary of the I ------. ------ler. educational policies commiSSion, e Elks Hilll'" Wall tR ScUlf>mcnt Between Two Counl1,je.'! Capital Blacked out ,First Tim. it, Amhn'an('es Washington, D. C., today criti I ber o{ To A~~u,'(' Protection of Oil Ficlfls cized "ill-Informed people" who Speed to Scenes of Rioting; - Which He Neelts hint at subversive activities and Soldiers at Frontiers agenci£3 in the public schools. -r BUDAPEST, July 2 (AP)-Hungarian and Rumanian In an address belore the Na- BUCHAREST, July 3 (Wednesday) (AP)--Anti-semitic officials exehangcd bittel' words over Transylvania tonight, ti onal Education association con rioting, with Jews shot down and beaten, swept in a bloody 'ch and Hungal'Y gave every s ign of determination to )'egain vention, Carr declared: wave overnight throughout old Rumania--harassed fl'Om that old province in one way or another. "The minority who attack or weaken the public schools are within, shorn of two provinces, and threatened with Balkan Mobilization went full ahead, notwithstanding Germany's attacking the foundllUons of dem- war jeopardizing two more. increasingly urgent efforts to keep peace in the Balkans lest oeraey." Street fighting broke out less than 24 h ours after King her own economic interests be smasbed in war. The convention is expected io Carol turned about from Britis h alliances and appeared to vote on a resolution call1ng for Responsible persons denied reports that a demilitarized compUlsory military training in View of the DardaneJles, strategiC straits connect-, tlon of Bessarabla from Rumania, has demanded the axis powers for help to save hi kingdom. . zone had been set up on the Hungarian-Rumanian frontier. schools and colleges tomorrow 0 1' ing the Mediterranean with the Black sea and con- of Turkey joint control of the straits. Fort The capital was blacked out for the first time. Ambulances To avoid a conflict, it was believed h ere, Germany might Thursday. trolled by Turkey. Ryssla, following the acqulsl· KHedgedahr, which controls the straits. is ni~ht,.p.t1 . sped to scenes of rioting. And from soviet- eized Bes arabia go so far as to make a defi------and Bucovina the generaJ staff rushed Rumania's fu ll nite military and political a I- e e edlwar strength to the frontiers Jiance with Rumania. Gel'- B t h B b ' St R h ~ II . ' of menaced Transylvania a nd E~~~::.;::~~,,~,~~,i.?~ R l Dobruja, facing Hungary and Bul rl lS om ers age u ra · ey a garia. sIze .. y Ught Disorders occurred in scattered towns from the capital to Jassy, n bugl near the noroe\' of. soviet-ocupieo ted by ~~:~~~~~~::~1~~;,:;~ M-----il--i--tary Committee Approves StimsonjThird Successive Attack Ra\~es Bessarabia, but were described a.s worst in Bucharest where bitter • occupy aJl or parl of Tl'ansylvania, . ------Historic City, Industrial Area IS Germany's position in southeast N · RIC fighting bro'ke out among univer Europe would be fortified against aZIS eve a Hearina Questions Defensive Stands olonel Hollar 1 sity students. the danger of further Russian en- Cl Writer Says There Was No Sign of Panic As Jews Flee I'ore croachment. CIT I Of Ousted G.O.P.s Named to Cal)inet Will COlnmond (Observers at Budapest report Wants Peaceful settlement asua ty ota I Veteran 'Cel1ar·Goers' Poured Into ed increasingly violent anti-Jew Whal Hitler'!; government is By RICHARD L. TURNER ' IQu'l( BrifYudp Bomb Proof Shelters , ish outbreaks and demonstrations - ketnly stl'iving for, it appeal'ed WASHINGTON, July 2 (AP) . W4li involved, tollj:! !l · 10<1:1) 's 1 ~ generally through RumanIa, Hun- here, was u peaceful settlement of Assert Crushing Of - The senate militllry committee I hearings wel'e ordered. DES MOINES July 2 (AP)- gary and Yugoslavia, Report~ Hungal'ian - Rumanhw diffiClllties approved the nomination of Stimson ADproved ' BY PRESTON GROVER reaching Budapest 1rom Rumanid ' h ld Id b tt Th St Itt Governor George A. Wilsoll to- MUNSTER, Germany, July (Wednesday) (AP)-Resi- told of beatings, persecutions and wh Ie wou prov e e er pro- Lowland and, France Henry L. Stimson republican, as e Imson appo n me~ . was 3 tection for the Rumanian 'oil Cost 156,492 Lives 'approved 14 to 3, and ndmlnlstra- night nnnounced the promotion of dents of hi tOl'ic Munster fled to their cellars and were kept some killings.) Jields on which he so depends- secretary of war today, after two tion factions within the naval Colonel Gordon C. Hollnr of Sioux there three hours as British bombers harassed the city for Wealthy Jews fled from their lie Ids now uncler the shadow of BERLIN, July 2 (AP)-Ger- hours of questIOning which pro- committee are of the opinion that City to brigadier general in com the third successive night in a continuation of air raids homes in cities to refuge in the soviet gllns, duced statements that the nomi- when the Knox nominntion comes mand of the 67th Infantry brilfade, that extended throughout most of the industrial Ruhr country. In parliament, Hungarian depu- many reckoned her total casualties nee opposed sending troops be- to a vote tomorrow not more Iowa national guard. valley. Some new disorders were re- Iy K07i-Horvath dramatically de- in the western offensive which yond American borders unless than five votes will be cast Colonel Hollar, 52, wfll suc(,eed Anti-aircraft guns roared periodically during the raid ported at Galati despite the vigil- dared that "mi Ii tary requisition- crushed the lowlanos and Fnmce the protection of this country against confirmation. Major General Lloyd D. Ro "'.;; of which started a few minutes after midnight last night. ance of heavy military patrols on ing in Transylvania by the RlI- at 156,492 tonight. should make such action neces- 1n addition to the committee Des Moines who retires July 8, Fire en"';nes screamed through the darkened streets. In- duty since riots last Sunday. manian government is taking on Figure issued by the high com- sary. hearings, the day also produced b' Refugees Bea.ten The Hollar appointment will take cendiary bombs apparently were dropped, although few Near the Prut river Jewish re- the character of free looting of mand in a report on "the greatest Knox Questioned action by President Roosevelt to effect the following day, July 9. Hungarian property." military victory of all times" said At the same time, the senate clamp rigid restrictions upon the The 67th Infantry brigade is explosions were h eard. fugee women and children were He asserted, too, that the Ru- 27,074 German :loldiet·s had been naval committee fired question exportation 'of a long list of in composed of two regiments, the Amount of damage could not be determined immediately. said to have been dragged ft'om maliians were taking hostages killed since May 10, 111,034 after question at Col. Frank dustrial, Inanufacturing and 133d infantry nnd the 168th in From the vicinity of my hotel I was able to see an un- trains and beaten. There were re from among the Hungarian mi- wounded and 18,384 missing. Knox, republican nominee for chemical products which al'e con fantry, besides headquarters nnd • • • • • • • • • • fanny show of night air at- ports that some were hurled be- norities in Transylvania, lidding: (General Chllrles De Gaulle, the secretary of the navy, received sidered of vital importance to the headquarters company. Each tack. neath the wheels of moving trains "The Rumanian government has die-hard French leader in London, a staunch denial that he ever the national defense program. regiment has a total strength of Germans Raid The roar of planes I}ver- ?t" shot as they sat in th~ir seats ,N distributed arms to the Rumanian fig ures allied delld, wounded and had urged giving military sup- The items included may be ex about 1,270 men. head was heard plainly • In the darkness as the trams sped peasan ts in Transylvania with In-I missing up to the final surrender port to the allies, and deferred ported only with special permis Colonel Hollar, who has been in . Ithrough tunnels. ed Residents, who. had been In Bucharest, ambulances wet'e )W slructions to masslIcre the Hun- at 1,3 18,080, However, private action on the nomination until sian. The president appointed the national guard since 1907 and Coasta I Ar ea garian minority the moment the estimates have placed d a d , tomorrow. Lieutenant Colonel Russell L. forced to the all' rald cellars be- called to several riols. The worst in, e who saw :oervice overseas during (ore, told me it ha.s become cus- fighting was at Polytechnic high laller stirs," • wounded and missing of Frllnce Both Knox, the republiclln Maxwell of the army to adminis- :ht the Wodd war, is employed as tomary for the raiders to bomb school where several were injur 'Fomenting Revolution' alone at 1,500,000 in the last month I party's 1936 vice presidential tel' the program. special cO ll e~tor by the Iowa stay 135 Casualties Result Munster, then sweep on to other ed critically. Very similar accusations, point- of the war. nominee, and Stimson, secretary Other defense developments: tax commiSSion. As Nazi Bombs Fall cities of the Ruhr either to attack The intemal disturbances came ed at Hungary, were made by of- (Hitler previous)y announced of state in the Hoover cabinet, The navy announced the ne- industrial plants, airdromes, or to at a tense hour when Rumania's r ficial quarters in Buchllrest. There his total dead, wounded and miss- told the committees that no anti- gotiation of contracts lor diesel Would Support WiJlkle On Northeast Towns set on edge the nerves' of the civil armies were massed on her bor it was .alleged that to tind a rea- ing in the Norway ca mpaign as third term pledge by President engines for 22 submarines, to- WASHINGTON, (AP) - Rep. populace, del'S, where scattered fighting al- Idio. SOil for send ing its armies into 5,296. In the Polish campaign Roosevelt was involved in the ne- taIling $17,634,521. Allen (D-pa) said yesterday he LONDON, July 3 (Wed,nesday) The alarm sounded as I walked ready has been reported . nd a :inal Transylvania the Hungarian gov- the total was placed at 44,298.) gotiations leading to their ap- Sitrns Pa.tents BUI I would sllpport Wendel! Willkie if (AP)-German bombs caused at through the hotel to get a mid- major conflict is feared over the ~ ep' ernment was fomenting revolution Allied air losses, the German pointments. . President Roosevelt signed a President Roosevelt ' ran tor a least 135 casualties In raids on night snack. . claims of her neighbors to Ru amongst' the Magyars. It was as- high command said, amounted to Surprise Move bill authori zi ng the commissioner third term. Without sign of panic, veteran manian territory. serted, too, that Rumania was 792 airplanes and 27 balloons from The two were named to the of patents to keep secl'et all ------three northeastern coastal tnwns "cellar-goers" poured from the Hungary demands the vast rich smuggling arms into Transylvania. June 4. Since the middle of May, cabinet on June 19, in a move Ipatents related to national de- Sees World Carved and in the open country of the bar and hotel rooins and filed to lands of Transylvania and' Bul In another illustl'ation of the the report said, 400,000 tons of which produced breathless sur- fense. ,_ southwest last night. the basement for the tiresome, garia wants southern Dobruja. ped, vast unrest in the Balkans, Bel- merchant shipping have been de- prise both in pOlitical Washing- The army announced that tem Early today it was reported that jittery job of waiting. (Dispatches from Sofia said two rood grade reported the receipts of stroyed by submarines, and si nce ton and in Philadelphia, where porary housing units would be at least 12 persons had been killed Nerve S\raln Rumanian warplanes flew over diplomatic advices .from Bucha- June 5 allied shipping losses in- the republican platform drafters constructed to shelter the thous and 123 injured. The place was :full within ten the Bulgarian Danube port of rest which stated that some ex- flicted by German air forces to- were then meeting. The republi- ands of additional h'oops to be It was not immediately known minutes. Some from the . hotel (See RIOTS, Page 5) tremist members of the pro-fas- taled 299,000 tons. can national committee promptly recruited, whether this represented the cas rooms brought a10ng pillows. .. -c!I.~" an cist Rumanian iron guard were read the two out of the party. It . was learned that 16 labor ualties of all three northeastern Some found relatively comfort eat· fostering a movement aime? at London ',Fifth Columnists' Seized I While readily praising the abil- leaders, representing tpe AF of towns which were attacked or able positions, with heads on In- compellmg Klilg Carol to abdIcate LONDON, (AP)- Scotland Yard ities of the two, and generally L, and ClO, and the ra ilway only in one of them. the south tables and chairs, and tried to Honor Stu/dent lor having ceded Bessarabia and arrested 18 persons yesterday in taking the position that their ap- brotherhoods had been called in west apparently escaped casual sleep. northern Bociv.ina to Soviet Rus- one of the most extensive fifth pointment strengthened the cabi- to act as an advisory committee ties. There were children there, from Held for Trial sin. columnist roundup in London. net, republicans for the most part on labor policy undet the na- Many of the injured were cut babJes in arms on up. wanted to know more about what tionaL defense program. by flying glass splinters, The raid came only a few hours In Book Theft An undetermined nllmber in a after I, with other correspondents, BuLGARIA MASSES HER TROOPS, poor quarter of one northeastern reaehed the Rhineland on a tour OMAHA, July 2 (AP)-A 19- ... town were buried in the wreckage as army guests, We were brought year-old honor student was bound Willkie Calls Party Leaders of their homes. here to see the effects of the over to district court in police d It W83 the second successive time British bombinis. court today on a charge of steal • • • • • • • • • that nazi raiders took advantage The nerve strain of cellar wait- ing about one hundl'ed books from of the long English twilight to ing was clearly illustrated when a the. Omaha Public library, includ Ily Refuses Any Aid Offered hy Corporations; s. bomb their targets on the main candle on one table was knocked ing such deep tomes as Schuman's Invites His Opponents' Managers land. over aCCidentally. A dozen dozing "Intemational Politics," Brinton's 5 The harassment by Cerman persons straightened . suddenly'. "Anatomy of Revolution" and NEW YORK, July 2 (AP)- Re sen of Minnesota, keynoter D1 the raiders echoed in the house of Several times, =at· intetvals of I"The Philosophy ol John Dewey," publican Pre$Jdential Nominee Philadelphia convention and floor commons where Maj. Albert New about 20 millutes, planes were The youth is John Gariss, who Wendell WiIlkJe today summoned leuder of the Willkle force~, at by Braithwaite asserted it was the heard overhead at 15,000 feet or was a member of the National 12 party leaders from every sec the head of his campaign advis-, duty of the Unlted States "to send more, Honor society and active in a tion of the country-including ory committee. their fleet and their boats to take So far as we could learn none half a dozen organizations when our women and children across of the plnnes was spotted by he was graduated from Central workers fo r two of his leading He also invited as members Mrs. ~ opponents for the nomination-to to their country." searchlJghts. The raids came in high school a year ago, Ruth Hanna McCOI'mlck Simm:s Obl!ervtng his 86th birthday in an guide his drive toward the White The airmini,try announced a the three hours of utter dark- He won a scholarship to the of New Mexico, co-manager of cambridge, Mass., the noted hIs 1enl House. major success of its own, declaring ness betwetm the late twlUght and University of Omaha and attend- District Attorney Thomas E. torian, ProfeUQr Albert Bushnell The candidate then served no Hart, above, foresees a. future in thai another heavy attack had the early dawn of thls seasoh. ed there until Ma rch. tice upon corporations that he Dewey's campaign lor the nomina which Hill.... IlIld Stalin wiD at· been made on Germany's great In the air attack the previolls ' Police returned the youth last wanted no "corporate coniribu tion, and David S. Ingalls, Cleve tempt to dIVide the world between 26,000-ton warship Scharnhorst. night, our cellar companions said, night !rom Denver, after linding tion~ in any guise, whethel' they land, Ohio, attol'oey who managed In a raid last nlgbt on the Kiel the city itsell was pounded hard- 112 books from the Omaha Public .. , . them. Fa.med as a prophet. Hart .. be adVertising in campaign books, Senatol' Robert A. Taft's bid. seell these as future p08slbllities: canal, the vital nazi navy base, er. library, the Central high library, proirams or anything else." . Willkie said his 1l1-manager (1) Hitler swallowing up Italy. the Schornhor~t was heavily . We were told the raiding planes and the City library of New Vim. "Honorable contributions" would board would function in an ad (2) Unl1l.ed western Europe domi bombed, the minlstry said. machine-aunned the streeta. The Minn., at his home a week IIgo. be accepted, he said, but those ex visory capacity · throughout the nated by Germany. (3) Rl18sia same story was told us in Hamm Garis! offered to plead ,l(uiity reaching Into central AIIia. and I Reorlanit8 B ....rlall Army and Hessen on the way here. At on a charge of grand larceny ot ceeding $5,000 from anyone campaign I'egardle s of the per tnC!la to take an empire there and While war fears rise rapldly In the Balkans following the RUBSlan :source would be rejected, sonnel and strategy deiermined MOSCOW, (AP) - The soviet Hamm we saW where a row of books. Judge Battin entered a lngage In a great war with Ja bombs was dropped dlaiOnally plea of not gllilty, however, and Invulon of Rumania., Bulgaria continues to mass her troop. on the "In my judgement, this is the Friday when he meets with a pan. (4'> Hitler a.ttemptina' an in- ' radio reported early yesterday across one section - one bomb held Gariss for district court trial. borde1'8 of both Turkey and Rumania. King Bon., ,hown revlewlpr peQple's movement and I want to SUbcommittee or the republican v~n, of tho western hemlllpJ:iere that the Lithuanian army has been hi. troop" perlonall), ha, taken a hand in the country'. quiet keep It as SUCh," he said, . national committee to discuss ellm within the jlext live years by way reorganized and henceforth will about every 60 ,ards_mashlng Bond Was set at live hundred moblJt~Uon. Wlllkie put Gov , Harold E. Stas- poign procedure. ~t Me'.'l ~ o. . be called the "people'. arll\Y." two- and three-story houses. dollars. PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA: CITY, IOWA
• Pennies for Defense VI American chool children have contribut ANOTHER liNK! OFFICIAL DAILY BUlLETIN ed 13,500,000 pennie to a fund to belp hun Items In the UNIVERSITY CALENDAll are leW. --- Published every morning except ~ionday gry and homele. children of war- tricken uled In the Summer Session Office. W-9 East Hal. by tudent Publications Incorporated at Items tor the GENERAL NOTICES are dellOlUet 126-130 Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. nation. with the campUB edHor of The Dally Iowan or, .., ] A :: ording to Dorothy anfield Fisber, Da be placed in the box provided tor their depOl" .. Board of Trustees: Frllllk L.l1ott, Odi K. tional chairman of the hildren' Crusade the otrices of The Dally Iowan. GENElAI. NOTICES must be at The Dally Iowan by 4:30 ,. Patwn, Ewen 1\1. l\1acEwen, Kirk H. Porter, ni for the bl'ief 10.day campaign is ex for 'hildr n. the total contribution in pen the day precedlng" first publication; noUcet will Dona1d Dodge, DCllllng Smith, William NOT be accepted by telephone. and muat be TYPIII Sener, Irene Frederickson, &bert K"'Jgihn. p cred to total omething like 140,000. OR LEGmLY WRITTEN and 'SIGNED b)' a re That' a lot oC pennie ! sponsible person. A Fred M. Pownall, PllbhHher ~[onday con. umel'S of cigaret , beers and Vol. XII, No. 641 WMnesday, July J, 1Nt Thomas E. RYILIl, Bullin .... .\tanager JiqnoJ"!!, mo\·ing picture fare and undryother 1 Loren L. liickerllOtl, Editor luxuries and amuscments sfarted paying University Calendar lI!orty TOllkeD, Uanagini Editor penni s for a ]0 billion dollar biil for national tlefen 'e. Weclnesda.r, July 3 4;10 p.m.- Educational MollO!] 1 1:10 p.m.-Campus Forum. "Ad Pictures demonstration with 8 first Entered u tecond class ro"q 1/,,,11.,1' at tb~ That will take a lot more pennies, 1,000 - 000,000,000 of them. ministration of relief," Jack T. grade class using fllm:s from pri· postofiiee at Iowa City. ), .• " Iluder tbe Itot Johnson, leader. House chamber, Tne pangs of war are far reachin"'. Am mary grade levels. Professor of OODiJ'e88 of Mareh .:J I~. OlQ Capitol. erica bas ·tartcd on her course. The pennies 4:10 p,m.-Graduate College lec Ernest Horn.' Macbride auditor. Subscription ,.,U~ - - ti)' mail, $5 ~! "t!Ilr: ar n xt. ture. "Stones and builders of Old ium. 8:00 p.rn. - University Play, by carrier. 15 e~Dt. wt'Ckly. $5 per y .. ;jr Rut a trillion of 'em! Phew! Capitol," Prof. Louis Pelzer. Sen The AuocHilcd Press is elIclU!1h-, I,· ell titled ate chamber, Old Capitol. "American Landscape." Univen!it, 6:15 p.m.-Annual Eta Sigma theater building. ('01 to Ute for republication of II!! iW ...... dJdpatchf!1! • .. Comment in Brief Phi banquet. Iowa Union. Wednesday, July 10 Sit credited w it or Dot OUII ,'W' l. .:rt:dited in thi. "Phy ical d fense alone is not enough . 'fbe Fourth Annual Peace Offlcen 8:00 P.m. - University play, WI papet and also tbe tvl;lU new8pubushed American p ople mu t r arm them 'clv 'spir "You can't take it with you." Uni Short Course. herein. itually and mentally. They mu t rededicate versity theater building. 3:10 p.rn.-Campus forum. "A O1E themselve to the in'titutioIIB and the high program for agricu lture:' Harold do TELEPHONES Thurscla.y, July 4 principle ' they are preparing to defend. '1'hey Independence Day. Classes sus H. McCarty, leader. House cham· IJr Editorial Office ...... 4192 mu t recogniz that there :is no substitutc pended this day only. ber, Old Capitol. Society Editor ...... 4193 8:00 p.m. - University Play, til fOI' personal toil and sacrifice and devotion. 8:00 P.m. - University play, BU8iness Office ...... 4191 "You can't take it with you." Uni "American Landscape." Univer.>lty Only by firm adherence to OUl' traditional theater building. WI American ideals, coupled with adequate mili· versity theater building. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1940 Frlda.y, July 5 Thursday, Jllly 11 WI tary defense, can we be sure that the tel:' 1:00 .p.m.-8ummer Session ler. Fourth Annual Peace Officers se • Defense W illwut Hysteria l'ible price the democracies abroaq are now ture. H. E. Yarnell, former Com Short Course. AI paying will not be exacted of us. "- (lli01Wl mander in Chief of the United First Annual Conference on Ai Repr ntative '1'homas E . .Martin of Jowa Assoc,:ation of AI Clnltfactlt1'cTs' Bltllc~i1l . states Asiatic Fleet. Union cam Safety Education. dE 'ity, in th nou e of I pr. entatives ray pus. Speech Conference. wi . 4:10 p.m.-Educational CI 24 , commented on the national defen. e pro 8:00 p.m. - University play, Motion • A Ccmment in Briel "You can't take it with you." Uni Pictures demonstration with a " ]I' wc nrc to continue to enjoy th e b igll gram, at that tim only just becoming or versl ty theater building. fifth grade class using films on ganized in it gigantic statr, while the na est standards of living and tbc ll'l:~at!lst iqcti Saturday, Jllly 6 conversation. Professor Ern est cn vidual fl'ecdom e\'er py any peoplc of tion felt the impact of the totaL war in w L en~pycd 9:00 a.m.-University Round Horn. Macbride auditorium. under any form of government, we must-::-all Table. H. E. Yarnell, former Com 6:00 p.m.-Pi Lambda Theta en crn Europe. ofus-b prepared to make rcal saQl'ifi~es. mander in Chief of the United dinner. Iowa Union. thl At that time I presentative Martin had Delense preparations will cpst staggering States Asiatic Fleet. House cham 8:00 p.m. - University play, some significant things to say. He pointed Sllms of money. They Will delnaua' the u~ ber, Old Capitol. "American Landscape." University liB] Theater building. sa' to tile evident need for national defense ex most thrift on the part of 1:Q.divi4uals and 7:00 to 9 p.m.-All University Play Night. Women's field and Frida.y, July 12 cal penditures, but he expressed another impor necessitate trict economy on tb~ P'SJ:t' of thc tiOI government."- fltionai Associqtipn of Man gymnasium. Fourth Annual Peace Officers Monday, July 8 Short Course. seq tant fact, that the building up of the na ttfa.lJtm·/JI·s' Bttlletin. ira tion's d fenses can best be done in an atti Fourth Annual Peace Officers Speech Conference. 8:0(l ll.m.-Summer Sesslon lec- wa tud of calm quiet. Short Course. 7:00 p.m. - Physics lecture. ture. Carl Sandburg, poet and chi Th Daily Iowan is plea cd to present two A Man About biographer. . unl "Sound Wave," Professor Harold I exc rpt' from Repr 'entative Martin's re K. Schilling. PhysiCS auditorium. 8:00 p.rn. - University play, marks. 'l'beroin may be found food for medi 1:00 p.m. - University Play, "American Landscape." Universily nic tation. MANHATTAN "American Landscape." Univer3ity Theater building. gat theater building. Saturday, July 13 tati 193 Tp.esday, July 9 Specch Conference. " We Ilro entering a phase or na.tional de Maybe 1940 Will Bring Fourtb Annual Peace Officers 9:00 a.m. - University Round ane f('n ' that calls for special watchfulness Short Course. Table. Carl Sandburg, poet and F ovor tho expcnditure of our money and care Luck to Jimmy Savo- biographer. House chamber, Old tor 3:10 p.m. - Campus lecture. eha ful application of OUt· energy for the task at BY GEORGE TUOKER "India's Ch allenge to Democracy," Capitol. leel hand. • ~EW YORK- Tile little man with the Dr. Sudhlndra Bose. House cham 7:00 to 9 p.m.-All University Play Night. Men's athletic field spe. "It is cCI·tainly M time for hystC1'ia" wistful face BDd thc baggy pants qas not ber, Old Capitol. The Great Profile 4:10 p.m,-Child Wel1are Sta and swimming pool. the (I1l(l to tlte extent that we now lose OIU' always had his share of luck from those who wil tion lecture. "Anthropometry in s ,. ,~e of b(llance we wilL pay in inc/'ea cd control thc destinies of tJle children of Broad And Its Owner- (F 0 r lnlormatlon re,ardlQl C By ROBBIN COONS . talked for half an hour. the service of the individual," Pro co, Is fo/' th in fficicllcy that goes with woy. 'frooping into stage doors glowing with The Willkie Way dates beyond this schedule, see res· mir /tysf ria. HOLLYWOOD - John B;:,rry It was all like that and appar fessor C. H. McCloy. House cham ervations In the Summer 8elOllo. tab, hopc and trooping out again with blastcd more says "The Great Profile" is Of Campaigning ber, Old Capitol. Office, W-9 East Hall). "In asking that you discourage hystcria drcams is not a novel experience for Jimmy ently it is going to continue that eho and wild clamor I do not ask that we dimin not-definitely not-a life history WASHINGTON - An 11 u t 0 way. 8a"0. 0 one can remember when the critics of John Barrymore. He admits, trailer campaign to hit every pos General Notices i h our speed in setting about the business have not writt('u well of him, but somehow' with a lift of tne screen's most • at hlUld. I only wisll it were po sible to go expensive eyebrows, that the char- sible crossroads of the country McNARY-- Following is the Iowa Unionttional swimming daily from 4 to his lurk ha s bceu Lo bc assigncd to plays that music room schedule up to and p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. about our busine of building up our na acter does bear coincidental re- in person, was the sensational plan The designation of Charles Mc ,6 have seldom" wowed 'em" at the box office. Nary for the vice-presidency was including S\lturday, July 6. Re- to noon. All Wbmen stuP811ts are tional def IlS(,S without fhost developing an Fot' thiR l'efL'IOn one of the greatest, if not semblances. and ambition of Wendell Willtde, just as much a miracle as the quests will be played at these eligible to swim upon presentation acute case of jitters." the greatest, pantomime artisb; in thc whole "In the first place," he says when he started his closed con choice of Willkle, and just as wise hours except on Saturday from of jdentification card. Towels and Jengtll and hreadth of the American theater with a sardonic chuckle, "t h e ferences with hi> republican as politically. McNary is the Jack 1 to 2 p.m. when a special plan- suits are furnished. Bring your hero is a ham actor. In the sec- sociates to map out their sche "Let me emphasize again that the building is littLc known away from Broadway. Garner of the republican side in ned PTogram will be presented. own cap imd swimming clogs. and, he's nuts. In the third, he is dule of republican action. congress, just as experienced in vI~nesday, July 3- 10 to 12 GLADYS SCOTT of adequate dcIens s is or should be a sin But, maybe ]940, with its carnage and wars, forever hearing the clank or jail It has never been tried before its h~rron; and famines and political upheav the mechanics of legislative poli a.rn. and 3 to 5 p.m. cel' move £01' peace and that there is nothing doors and begins to miss them on a national scale. All presi Faculty 'Swimming als, will come thl'Ough with a new coIn of tics. He is as level-headed as any Thursday, July 4-10 to 12 in tbis hill that will or Sh011 1d lead us to war when they stop. They become dential candidates of late years man in public life and has long a.m., 1 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. All faculty women and members unleRs we bnilrl an l1l1eontrollable hysteria luck f(lI' .Jimmy Savo. He is in Maine now like the music of cymbals to him, have glided around the country rated a higher position than the Friday July 5-10 to 12 a.m. of staff, wives of faculty anel through thoughtles!! ballyhoo and drama. trying out R new musical comedy- a show hal I myself have lived lately on special trains, missing the flag senate minority leadership, but as and I to 3 p.m. wives of graduate students may of "1:; it not PO!;. iblc for us to proceed with that 11<' owns himllcl f'- and be will bring it to amid so much noise-the sound of stops, speaking in the larger cities. he comes from the politically re Saturday, July 6-1 to 2 p.m. a t ten d recreational swimming flcE the city-that when I sought quiet They depended on radio to reach thE' building of OU1' d fen es qui tly' Why Bl'oadwHY thiR RUmmel'. Inquire after this mote state of Oregon his career and 3 to 5 p.m hours at the pool in the women's cog I couldn't rest . . . But no - it's the crossroads. j it n ,c 'sary to make so milch noise about show lind he will lell yon "It's a one-man has not been encouraged by the gymnasium, Tuesday and Thurs· chi, not the story of my life. This That method may have reached Eta Sigma Pbl Ba.nquet day, 7:30 to 6:30 p.m. Fees must 0111' plalH; at this time' Judging from my ['el'lI(', filii i(,llgth, and its title is 'Mum's the impetus which seems to flow, just t picture-and it's very iunny--is a the people adequately in the past, The annual banquet of Et,a Sig be paid a t the university treasur· mail here, people Ill' wholeheal·t dly in fa "Vord' . " ly or unjustly, behind the public age compendium of all hams! " but in recent years continuous men from the big voting states ma Phi will be Wednesday, July er's office. vet vor of any reasonable strongthening of our • • • John is attired as Hamlet, sit. communities have stretched out 3, at 6:15 p.m. in Iowa Union. A suggestivc title, this. The Savo style is of the east and lake regions. GLADYS SCOTT Jul defenses, and thcy do not need to be sold Oil ting on the sidelines of his set, along the fast new roads partic More than any other suggested Members sl'lould make feserva tha [lllnlomime, not sound. Charlie Chaplin calls Candidates for Degrees tbat point. but he's not doing it straight--"a ularly in the middle west and east. republican vice-presidential can Hons in the classical library and eli ' 1'h p ople of my di tl'ict have becn Ul'g IIi 111 the" greatest pantomi mist in thc world," ham Hamlet," he explains. The industrial cities of the east didate, he is qualified by exper may brin,g guests. Application for degrees should kin in/! adequate defenso preparation vel' Hince Hnd pel'ilUps h(' is. ilis appeal is1pathos. Other The "great profile" is not the and the farm cities of the middle ience as well as intelligence to ROY C. FLICKINGER be made in the Registrar's oIfice, room 1, University hllll, on or be· of the pre 'ent European war started. What l'omediuns muke YOll laugU. J uat as oftcn Savo heroic figure he once was, but west no longer afford a repl'C!sen handle congress for the WhJte there's life, and plenty of it. in tative rostrum to reach a com Graduate Theses Due Lore July 6. The graduation fet Utey leur i ' that we may be drawn into that makes you wunt to weep. House and to handle the presi AU graduate students wi:lo ex vel Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur onco the old boy yet. And his fund of plete cross section of the people. dency should the occasion arise. of $16 must be paid when appli· of wal', and tbe excitem nl whipp d up here ill pect to receive degrees at the cation is made.' \Hote Il scenlll'jo and then filmed a pictnre stories-related with gusto and Da Washington has not aUayed and will not liberally sprinkled with pieares- The late Huey Long inaugurated August convocation should check HARRY G. BARNES, with 8flVO as thc star. It was the story of a Cheese rolling, we read, has be of allay that fear." que, inimitable profanity- has not this crossroads type of traller in their theses at the graduate REGISTRAR little I{ussian bero hobo who wandered come a popular sport in Italy. It 116 an, been depleted. Mention of Win- campaign in Louisiana and Al' college office, University hall, th"ough France, finding trouble wherever he must take a hardy Italian with a not later than 5 p.m. , July 19. Graduate Students SOl ston Churchill sets him going, re- kansas with astounding success heavy head cold to sit through Each student in the graduate 'rhe impodance of mailltllining lin attitude 1 ul'l1ed , and the final fadeoui had him tl'udg caUlna the first time he met the some years ago. He reached clown Theses must be finally deposited an entire limburger tournament. by 5 p.rn. August 1. college who expects to receive a wi of conscientious ('R lm during · the defense in~ down a country road in his baggy pants man who is now Britain's war into the grass roots of the elec ar IH'Ogl'IUI1 is un e of the essentia l neeus of this G. W. STEWART degree at the university convoca· nod his ovcl'-flowi.ng shirt, hurt but not down, chieftain. It was at a party in torate by meeting his voters at Though Hitler is extremely un tion to be held August 2, 1940 or cl ('ra in American llistol'Y. a wisp of' cheer sh ining through eyes that Scotland, at which they played the side of the road, any road, popular in'France, you can't deny Recreational Swimming at a subsequent convocation, mU!t wi Becausc, likc Representative Martin, wc in anyonc clse would be dimmed in disillus· charades, and Churchill-"really with sound trucks bearing a lively that he has taken a lot of French The pool in the women's gym have on file in the registrar's of· feel that this "i!:! ccl·tainly no tilI\e for hy ionment. a great fellow for fun, with a Itune. The politicos said it was cities by storm. nasium will be open for rpcrea- fice complete official transcripts st rill , Ilnd to thc extent that wc now lose As a finished product it was :n(jt a good marvelous humor,:'-got bimse1i undignified but appal'ently the of nil undergraduate and gradu· up as a- sCl'ublady, . complete with voters did not think so. ollr sense ot: balance wc will pay ill increaBcd picture. 'l'hel'c W61'C obvious thell:trical f1aws. ate work accomplished in other req nose and aenerously padded Such a campaign on a national costs fOI' Ute inefficiency that goes with hy But mom nt in 'it rank, in this observers in stitutions. c~est. scale requires unique physical st 1'ia." opinioll, with tlrc bet patho-comedy ever put If you are not certain that the9f • • • energy, but the 46-year-old Will- records are on file, call the regis· on film. Speaking of Churchill l'eminds kie indicated he could do it when WSUI trar's office without delay. You must not imagine, from the fo ... egoing, him-I'I saw an old friend of mine he milled for a week, elbow to f Students who wish gradual! • Tlte Danger Week! that Jimmy has not made montly, and that today. Tiny ,Jones ... " elbow, with the teeming delegates credit earned at other institutiolll W 'r in the midst of that week whicll ht' i~ not able to get jobs, or that he is on Tiny is a bright-eyed, diminu- at Philadelphia, anxious to tall< transferred to their records here IIJllIually is thc most devastating week' in r ,U('f. You don I, own Broadway revues when tive We4lh woman who plays bits with anyone, anytime about tll1y • should advise the university ex' t~I C yellr, yet wbich should! tty.. ycal' in pal' YOIl arc broke. But only occasionally, since and parts and is a long-time Bar- thing. At 880 on YOltr Radio Dial aminer. tlculal', be a day of de p slglllficancc. the days whell he was worrying his mother rY1llore favorite. When John was HARRY G. BARNES, 1'omo1'1'ow is tit birthday of Amrrican' in hllif to death as a kid practicing ledgerde making "The lwian from Blank- No candidate ever went at it TODA Y'S HIGHLIGHTS 10:15-Yesterday's musical fa REGISTRAR the hard way he chose at Phila dependence-the {t'ourth of July. main on bel', juggling soup spoons, or at 'l~ y'S '1 10 yea ~ ago the same Win Ted Swenson, assistant track and vorites. ston Churchill, visiting in Holly delphia. An Indiana news-man Graduate -Students In History l"reedom 11a ' be n tramplcd out in eight tempting' to balance the kitchen stove on his freshman football coach, will be 10:30-The book shelf. wood, canep on Barrymore on the wanted an answer immediately to ll-Ballads and folklore, Prof. Written examinations for can old·world nations sinc last July 4. War chin, has he come into the rewards he d~. s~t. It maqe quite a good story at an inquiry while Willkie was lak interviewe4 on WSUI by Jim John W. Ashton . didates for higher degrees in his' has come very clo e to the Americas. I;erves. the time, because John presented ing a shower. When he sent in Dower this afternoon at 1:15. II :50-Farm flashes. tory will be held 011 Friday, July 'l'hat is a vital national problem. We re • • • oQ.e friend to the visitor and cas word he could not wait, WiIlkie Swenson is also manager of the 12-Rhythm rambles. 19, beginning at 9 a.m. in roolll alize that. In BroadwllY restaurants, 'avo .is as shy, ually iguor!!d the others-his fel invited him into the bathroom university's first annual summer 12:30-Service reports. 206 Schaeffer hall. But at the same ti me, i£ the history '0£ (IS Paul 1(llDasz says, as a Disney deer. lfe low actors, the director, and all and the interview was held there. session tennis tournament. 12:50-Campus news. W. T. ROOT else but Tiny. Another news-man from Atlanta former American years repeats itself, traffic S(,(,lllS uneasy in crowds. This isn't true at I- Reminiscing time. 'Llbra.ry Hours !lccid('nts will take a toll of lives weU ovcr all t im cll. It is only that the gift of pan "Tiny," recalls John, "was all who did not know WiUkie stopped Today's campus forum on "Ad I: 15--Summer sports. him on an elevatol' and asked: The University libraries will be half the total of American dead in the first tomime, whieh always has reflected a. wist aflutter when she saw Churchill ministration of Relief" to be lead I :30-Illustrated musical cha ts. and asked if she might shake his "What will you do for Atlanta?" closed Thursday, July 4. World war. ful SO I·t of pathos, makes him appcar that by Dr. Jack T. Johnson of the 2:30-Women in ti:le news. Reserve books may be with nand. They sat down together and Th e inquiry caught Willkie on political science department will 2:45-Melody time. III the PIlSt. sevcn y('/I M> , says Iowa's State wily. talkCfl flulte a while. All I could his heels for a moment. His drawn for overnigh t use at 8:30 bc heard at 3:10 p.m. a-The world bookman. p.m. We!:inesday and will be due Safety council, more Amcricllns llave died In."MullI's thc Word" '~vo will sing Qne hj!ar was Tiny saying, "Oh, no, answer was: "Have you had 3:Q5-0rgan melodies. Ihan werc killed in 811 til' wars in tJlis nll Rong- a special J1umber written for him by Mr. ChUl'j:hiU I" • lunch?" They went into a cut at 8 a.m. Friday. Irene Anne Gatens, Iowa City 3:10-Campus forum, Dr'.• Tack GRACE VAN WORMER t iOJ1 's history. the great musical comedy sQng writing team John asked Tiny later what rate drug storc, sat on a stool grade school student, will read T. Johnson. 'I'h e council ask. tho people of Iowa to of ]~g-ers and Hart. Otherwise bll will be in tbey'd beeD -discusslng and Tiny at the center while the candidate "Danny's LJttle Tin Soldier" on 3:45-Musical sur v c y, Prof. Ph.D. Readll)l' Test in Genii" I'cmember that "it is no(, only ironic but pantomime-first as a Swedish maiden, then, said, "Fruit, Mr. Barrymore. Fruit. ------ the Dramatic Miniatures program Philip G. Clapp. A reading examination in c/'u el to celebrate the right to life, liberty and • in tbis oreler, as a hospital orderly, a lone He was a8kin, if it were true what "marvelous." Ratotf 13 cast
/ WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1940 THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY PAGE THREE Former Naval Commander ~Till Discuss ~The Far East: 'Annapolis Manf'-- I *-.-.-*-*,---._. _ . _. ~. If Miss Danielson Group to Pedal Were W ed Yesterday I, Ute To Give Fifth , Will Mary To Scattergood Lecture Friday !W. Sonandre To Wesl('y FOUlulali(m • To Visit Hostel Admiral Yarnell Won Weddillg to Take Place Wed At West Branch Congressional Medal In Burlington July 28; July 28 For Service in Orient Reception to Follow Bicycles will be used trip to the Scnt1U'l{ood h('lS1(>1 at J I, Admiral H. E. Yarnell. former I Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Danielson West Branch to be tai
Press box Max Baer Whips Galento in 8 Rounds I' Pickur. BFSf AFIELD .. .• .By Jack Sords By Playboy Scores Technical K.O. OSCAR To Earp Second Shot at Louis Ballu RARGRAVI
Referee Stop Bout lento charged hal! way aerO" the We can, with a minimum of rlog. swinging, and, as Baer side hesitation, class Jack Dempsey's Alter Maxie Gash stepped, Tony stumbled to one two-round knockout of Cowboy Two.Ton Tony' Chin knee. Jack Luttrell Monday night as For the beneCit of fistic histor S'PORT ians. this was the 19th anniversary the "So What?" affair of the of Jaek Dempsey's tussle with week. It is interesting, granted, Georges Carpentier in this town. but it goes no further, There was no resemblance in the • • • two. Tonight's was strie Iy a The last Dempsey comeback. brawl. Tigers Shade Chisox; It started. in fact, at the weigh several years ago, ended with tile in when they squared oft to pose old Manassa ]\Ilauler taking a P"" for photographers. Tony cuffed Lng from Klngflsb Levinsky. Be Ia Max's arm. and Max counlered now several years: older and with a right aImed at the body to, League Lead Climbf worser, whIch Is jus' abou\ before their handlers stopped it. In the dressing rooms afterwlIrd, enough evidence that a Demp!le,. Max let the folks in on the sl'Cret . ------comeback Is about as P08Slble as that .Toe Louis had told him how a Dutch victory 111 the presenl to light Tony. pe~roit Wins V oJe for The Hawl{eyes European war. "The old champ here:' he point ... ed to the Bomber, who had crowd • • • • • • • • • • • ed into the room, "came up to my 10-9 Decision Grid 1icket Applications Contain Request Iowa's athletic department, in camp and showed me what to do. For Votes for Anderson, Iowans line with recommendations made Boy, he really did a good job by athletic heads at the recent didn't he:' Ralph Kress Clouts N. C, A. A, meeting, put increased Galento. meantime. howled for Homer in Eighth Hawkeye football fans on the in Chicago Aug. 29 . a return match. "I can lick dat mailing list for 1940 ticket appli "The athletic department urges emphasis on the business of con bum" he moaned through pulled For Winning Run cation material will be urged by that each Iowa enthusiast cast his ditioning its phYSical education Lips. "I got a tough break tonight, the University of Iowa athletic vote for the Iowa players as squad students, as an aid to any national ! but I shoulda flattened him any DETROIT, July 2 (AP)-The department to vote for Dr. Eddie members and for Dr. Anderson defense plan that might become way." surprising Detroit Tigers climax Anderson and the Iron Men in as head coach of the collegiate necessary. Pat Comiskey. highly-regarded {?Al?E ed a steady climb up the Ameri the Chicago Tribune's All-Star squad, Director E, G. "Dad" Schroeder Paterson, N. J., youngster tonight can league ladder today by beat poll. "This, above all other yeats, is says it was pointed out at the featured the preliminary bouts by DAI-ILGREN ing the Chicago White Sox. 10 In each of 35 ,000 envelops, a Iowa's go 1 den opportunity to meeting that additional stress putting a quick finish to the met tJew '{CRt( YANKr::e to 9, to move into tirst place, a card will be enclosed urging that achieve additional fame in the upon physical fitness is needed ropolilan debu t of Bob Sikes of Fl~'f ~AseMAN, e.4:(e;o AS scant six percentage points ahead votes be cast for Iowa's 1939 sen nation's gridiron picture. Watch and that it is the duty of the uni. Pine Bluit. Ark. of the Cleveland Indlans, who lost iors and for Dr. Anderson. The your newspapers for the poll and versities and colleges to develop O\le OF '(He- Bes'( ~FeNS/lIe- /lJrI1AL.. In what was probably his most to St. Louis. au-stars will play the Green Bay Vote For Dr. Eddie and the Iron their athletic and physical edu S"AcK'r::RS seeN ,.-1 1fI~ t'MJoft.,s impressive performance to date, Outhit 16 to 11 in the ragged Pacld!ts, natidnal pro champions, men of Iowa." cation programs to even greater the big blond belter stiffened the IN MAN'! 'leAR~ . two hour and 37 minute struggle, efficiency. highly-rated Arkansas prospect in the Tigers made the most of to • • • 2 minutes, 12 seconds of what bases on ballis issued by three And the offlce force, who pIa,. was to have been an eight round Browns Knock Cleveland Dodgers Regain League Lead Chicago pitchers to come from be . " . ball out in froot, aren't wastlnc bout. hind four times ahd score the vic their time any more. You can ex. On the floor for the third time tory, their second straight over Frorp American League Lead pect some pretty snazzy rrenade in the round, Sikes was trying to With 4-1 Conquest of Phillies the Sox in the three-game series. tllrowin&, if such becOmes a neets get up fOT more when Referee slty. Paul CavalJer called a halt. CHICAGO AD It KYO A l': ('uleton, I> ...... l 0 0 0 2 0 Comiskey weighed 209~ and BULLETIN Three Home Runs • • • We~b, .. . • ...... •..• 6 1 2 3 l. 0 ~e's Pitching About the briefest of succes~ Sike 191. ST. LOUIS, July 2 (AP)-BIlJ TOT.~LS ...... 33 • 7 27 12 i. Kr •• vloh, cC ... , ... . 6 0 2 0 0 0 Give St. Louis McGee pitched and baUed the ------_. Kuh el, Ib ...... 6 1 I 9 0 0 stories modern athletics has ever PlllLADDEL1'nlA I\D JI, 81'0" E SOlt ...., If ...... , •.. .. l 2 3 fi 0 0 known is probably ended with Cardinals to a 4 to 0 victory over n OIlEi ntha l, rt •••.•• ..• 6 0 2 1 0 0 ~ring's ~r~ins Margin Over Tribe the ClncLnnatl Reds tonight. Mc Schulte. e~ ...... • 0 0 0 2 0 Mc~ ..lr . 2b ...... l 0 0 I 0\ 0 Johnny Vander Meer's return to Kl ei n, ~! ...... • 0 0 8 0 0 TreAh, c ...... ,. a I 2 1 • 'W,'!' qver Bu,cs the minors, but it was a howling Gee. hanging up hi. sixth victory K.nnedr, 8b ...... ~ 1 e 3 3 1 CLEVELAND, July 2 (AP) Mueller. U ...... • , . . '" 0 l 1 0 0 success while it lasted, for, to against flve defeats, batted in Rizzo, eC .... • ...... • 0 0 3 0 0 Diet rich. P ...... 2 0 I 0 1 0 The scrappy St. Louis Browns, re ~IIlY . 3b ...... 2 1 I S 2 0 Applelon. p ..••.....• 1 I I 0 0 1 CHICAGO, July 2 (AP)-BiU quote Columnist Whitney Martin: two of the Ca.rds' runs in IW BrUlln. e...... 3 0 0 ail Wrl\fht, ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 lishing their role as giant killeI'll, eighth lnnI1lI' upr! Ing. 1I1IIIe., c ...... 3 n 0 1 0 0 Turn r, J
son and daUihter Martha, 209 E. College, left this morning lor a Bessarabia, prefect of Chisinau in, only blue street lamps. Police to rise above 77 degrees com- first half of the year. St. Mary Fund Richards, have returned from a vacation trip to Chicago and Mil- and mayor of Chisinau. carried carbines. pared with a normal high of 86 . The University ot Iowa hydrau trip through the east. They visited waukee, Wis. Carol set up the party, with Rumanian government sources June Warmer Low mark tor the day was 54 lics department weather bureau Drive Reaches the parents of both Professor and • • • himself at its head, June ~l, and charged tonight that Hungary is compared with a normal low of also reported 15 clear days for Mrs. Thompson in Illirlois. Robert Thomas O'Brien, sun of commanded the whole nation to trying to ~oment a ..evolution the month of June, 10 partly • • • Mr. and Mrs. A. V. O'Brien, 904 fall ill step with the new totall- among the 1,500,000 Magyars in Than Usual 62. cloudy days and five comp\etety $20,000 Mark Mr. and Mrs. C. Urban Kelly, Bowery, left yesterday morning tarian pOlitical system based on Transylvania to facilitate the Reading a year ago yesterday cloudy days. Rain feU during nine 601 S. Governor, and family, have for the Ft. Des MOines military he nazi pattern. eventual entry of the Hungarian ormal Average For in Iowa City were 84 high and days of the month. 62 low. No rainfall was reported returned from a trip through Min training camp nt Des Moines. He (Dis\;Iatches from Bucharest to army into the big, rich province. Month 72 Degrees; Ray J. Baschnagel nesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and will be· gone for a month. Belgrade, Yugoslavia, told of a Rumanian polite and gendarmes for the day. Sip Bradley Tech Slar Says Drive Will Go Illinois. . • • • movement by Rumania's fasclst- are understood to have begun 50 Lowe tReading The average temperature for PHILADELPHIA, (AP)-Sign • • • Arthur W. Zimmerman, 23, and inclined iron guard which Carol widespread raids on Hungarian I the month of June was reported ing of Jim Molner, former back On to $25,000 Goal Mrs. W. W. Martin of Van Meter, Virginia Davis, 23, both of Cedar boosted to important leadership homes and business houses in '------..: as 72 degrees with a normal av- field atar and captain at BradleYj mother of Mrs. Bartholow V. Rapids, were granted a marriage in his new party to compel the Transylvania In a search for arms. Partly cloudy skies kept Iowa erage of 69.8 making the month Tech last yea I', was announcedI Contributions to the St. Mary's Crawford, 208 Richards, has re !incense y ' terday by R. Nielson king to abdicate on the grounds Sources close to palace and City temperatures below normal 2.2 degrees warmer than normal. yesterday by Bert Bell, president drive for funds to carry out reno turned from the university hos Miller, clerk o{ court. he was I'esponsible for the loss of cabinet here charged that the yesterday as the mercury failed The highest reading during the of the Philadelphia Eagles na tional professional football league vation plans in connection with pitals to the home of her on-in • • • Bessarabia and northern Buco- Hungarian government is smug- month was 95 degrees on the Cor peaceful settlement of Ru- team. the observance of the low£< City law and daughter, Professor and Jean Leimbach, 528 S. Lucas, vina.) glit1~ titles, hand grenades and 18th and the lowest was 50 de returned frOm Des Moines Mon- AppOintment of the three Carol maehine-~ns jnto the' 'territory. mania's territorial disputes with grees on the night of the 21st, church's centennial have I'eached Mrs. Cr:\wford. War, according to an editorial, the $20,000 mark, it was reported day !tight. She has bcen attend- cabinet members by the soviet rear Massacre Hungary and Bulgaria on the dip the first day of summer. granted, ing the American Institute of occupational authorities was in-I They expressed fear lest this Rainfall for the entire month is mankind's greatest curse be last night by Ray J. Baschnagel, Herbert Smith, son of Dr. and lomatic pressure of Germany. cause it reduces the supply ot Business there terpreted as a bid :Cor support of. influx of weapons put the Mag- was chairman of the finance committee M:ts. Earle S. Smith, 613 E. Court, They expressed the belief that 3.14 inches, 1.42 inches be everything. Everything? How in charge of the drive. left Sunday for Woodruff, Wis., • .. • RUmanians who became Russian yar minority In a position to mas- Adolf Hitler now may be ready low the normal fall of 4.56 about taxes? "Contributions have been very Where he will be a counclllor In Helen Larrabee and Al Martin subjects In the newly - acquired sacre Rumanian Officials and ham- to offer military and political inches. generous," Mr. Baschnagel said, the Red Arrow cam'p. He will be will leave this afternoon for Cler- territory. per defense by the Rumanian protection to this country in re For the first six months of Berlin map makers are akeady "and the drive will continue un gone eight weeks. mont"'\l'here they will spend a few Blackouts Ordered atmy when, and if, tile Hungarian turn for complete control of Ru 1940 rainfall totals 12.36 inches labeling 'the North sea the "Ger tiline $25,000 goal has been reach • • • days. Rumania put into effect addi- troops cross the :frontier. mania's economic Iiie-in order to and the normal for that period man sea." However, this new ed." Lola Wilson of Milford spent • • • tiona I precautions, ordered a APr a whole, however, govern- safeguard the reich's interest in is 16.65 making a 4.29 itlch de designation, we understand, IS Plans for the renovation of the the week end in her Mme. Mrs. Rugar Young and son Bur- blackout :Cor the first time, leav- ment quarters pinned their hopes Rumania. ficiency in precipitation for the subject to change without notice bank of J6lict, III., were guests ' . church and rectory al'e those of • • • of MI". alld Mrs. L. O. Leonard, the late Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. J . ~athryn Kriebs of Currier hall Schulte and are being carried out will leave Sa~urday [or her home 103 N. Clinton, this week end. Mrs. P~O=;..P.:E:.YE::.::=---..------~------., in honor of his memory. In Omaha. Young Is a distant cousin oC the -"So0 """ "'1:!:, ~E'PE"", 'I=' I rTi:;;-;-\:;;:;~:;;;ell • • • LeoJ1ards. I.IC.K'b T~c....-e '!.EVEN \.Al:N Jimmie Bennett of Tucson, Ariz., Ii OlJ(:sHTP>. .,\NEl..L. THE ...... "'<'.. -- a nephew of Mr. anti Mrs. T. L . 'SPINN::.H ~Ut-ro IDI-""r---.4j~::::I AMONG Wal"lhg, 431 RUndell, is spending the summer with the Warings Riots-- iOWA CITV rere. ' (Continued from Page i) • * • PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. James Harness of Ruse and were fired on by ground Tipton lite the parents of a daugh batteries.) ter born early yesterday at Mercy Protest Meetings Mr. and Mrs. Newell Williams hospital. Communists in Russian - occu afe spending a month with Mr. • • • pied Bcssarabia held protest meet Williams' father. Mr. C. S. Wil MarilYn Warner of Des Moines Jngs because soviet authorities ap liams, 226 S. Lucas. They pian stopped here yesterday for a short pointed three members of King to continue on to Mexico later visit with friends on her way Carol's newly - formed Rumanian in the summer. home from New York City. party of the nation to retain their • • • • • • posts in the new soviet tert"itory. Prof. and Mrs. C. Woody Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Owen, 714 The men were named governor of ------CHIC YOUNG Daily Iowan, Want Ads • • • • • • • • ", • • • ------HOUSES and APARTMENTS "LOST *AND * FOUNf* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR RENT - Apartment. 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'''1l:Ii ~i ...... ~ .. - • Dial 3388, PAGE SU THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY WEDNESDA Y, JULY 3, 1940 Sign-Up for AAA Program Being Done Within Townships 2.,000 Farmers New Power Plant Equipment Ready for Testing July 15 Navy Recruiter Cooperating • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• • • • •• • 0 0 • • • 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • • • 0 • O. • 0 • • • • 0 • O . To Be Here Pl"oO'l"am Roscoe Taylor Half Million Dollar Project Nears Completion Instoll New Boiler Equipment On Monday III ~ Reveal Value /' 1 Thel'e will be 0 United Statft First Parity Payments , Navy recrUIter in Iowa CIty at Will Be Di tributed Of Additions the post office building next Mon. day between the hours of 9 a. m. Tn About Two Week and 5 p. m., It wa~ announCfjJ . 5000 Kilowatt Turbine yesterday by the navy J'ecruilinr Sign-up meetmgs for farmers •• • substation in Cedar Raplds. cooperating in the Johnson county ,In CoralVille Bmldmg The recruiting oWcer will be in AAA ~rogram arc bein~ held this Will Double Capacity Iowa City for the purpose ot ae· week In the 21 townshIps of the I cepting applications rol' enlist· county, it was announced yesler- An accurate test of the new ment in the United States Navy day by Joe G. Raim, Johnson 5,000 _ kilowatt General Electric and for disseminating infomloti on county AAA chairman. turbine and on All is - Chalmers concerning the navy. Three meetings were held condensor high pressure steam Applicants fO!' enlistment must Monday night, 15 last nieht and boiler, which are being placed in I .' . be between the ages of 18 and 31 , three will be held tonight, he the new plant addition to the I':-" must be single, must pass n rigid SIlld. Iowa City Light and Power com- physical examination, furnish ref· Following the meetings, names pany plant at Coralville at a cost ...... :. erences, be of good moral charac· of 1,000 ot the county farmers exceeding half a million dollars, tel' and have parental consent. who sign up will be mailed to is expected by July 15, it has been There are now vacancies tor Des Moines and the first parity announced by Roscoe Taylor, general service in the navy avail. payment checks will arrive for manager of the company. able to young men who can qual. distribution in Johnson county "As soon as the equipment is ify under the above requiremenl3, in about two weeks, according to installed we can provide Iowa it was announced. the chairman. The tirst names City willi un adequate electric will be se~ t to the office in Des I' capacity and aLso compLete stand- Moines FrIday. by equipment which has not been ! Leslie Switzer 2,000 Cooperalilll' available in the past," Taylor SIIid. These names will constitute the The capacity or the plant is , Matlp l1ea.fl Of tlrst half ot the county program. now only 4,000 kilowatts, but with The I'emaining 990 names will the addition of the new 5,000 watt follow within a few days, he turbine the capacity will be more Soltliprs' Home said. A total of nearly 2,000 than doubled. The addition to the John. on county farmers is co- present turbine room, which was Leslie Switzel' of Iowa City was operating in the 1940 program. built in 1930, makes It possible appointed commandant of the Meetings were held Monday to house not only the new genera Iowa soldiers' home at Marshall. night for farmers in Cedar, Big lor but also a new condensor, two This general view shows the half Electric turbin generator and a Ipower plant with complete stand town by the slate board of con· Grove and Hardin townships. condensate pumps, a two-stage million dollar plant addition to modern high pressure steam boil- by equipment which has not been trol yesterday. Switzer, 61, is a Last night's meetings were In twin air evactor, two closed feed the Coralville plant of the Iowa er. The new equipment will more available in the past. Other new Spanish - Amel'ican war veteran Clear Creek, East Lucas, Fre- water heaters and a new vertical City Light and Power company than double the output capacity equipment inc 1 u des modern who was formerly connected with mont, Graham, JeUerson, Lln- type circulating pump, otricials nearing completion. New equip of the plant which now has a pumps, fans, water heaters, boil- the Iowa City Republican and has lIoln, Madison, Monroe, Newport, explained. ment in the plant is expected to 4,000-watt capacity and will soon ers and stokers. The plant will been a salesman fOl' the past 28 Oxlord, Pleasant Valley, SCott, Two New Boilers undergo tests beginning about have a 5,OOO-watt additional out-I burn coal during the winter but In the above picture workmen boiler equipment, o( the latest years. Sharon, Union and West Lucas. The compLete new boiler room July 15. Included in new equip put. This increased cap a cit y 'Will consume only gas during the arc seen instaliing the 450-pound type, is capable or producing A native of 10WD City, he was Tonl&'ht's Meetin,s will house the new bollel' which ment is a 5,000 kilowatt General equipment will provide the local slimmer months. pressure boiler in the new addi 60,000 pounds of steam per hour born on July 20, 1879. He enlisted Tonight's meetings will be In is capable of producing 60,000 tion to the Coralville plant of the at 450 pounds pressure per square in the United States army al the Liberty township at the Hills fire pounds of steam per hOUl' with Iowa City Light and Power com beginning of the Spanlsh-AIPeri. station at 7 o'cLock, Penn at the 450 pounds per square inch pres- New RadIO 0 AAA Members pany. A test of the new equip inch. The three boilers used in can war and se\'ved through tht Byron Colgan home at 7:30 and sure at 740 degl'ees temperature. Attend District More Tags ment being install d in the plant the plant at the present time will war as first lieutenant. He later Washington at the Center hleh The three boilers used at the pres addition is expected by July 15, also be installed in the new addi served for four years as wireless school at 7:30. ent time will also be found here, Meet in Davenport Third Order of Bike it has been announced. The new tion. operator in the navy. During the past severnl weeks and there has been provision Program He graduated from the Iowa otficials of the county program made for two new boilers to be Joe G. Raim, Johnson county Licenses Here City public schools and attended have been visiting the farms of purchased and installed later, ac Broadcast to Farmers AAA chairman; Ray Smalley, as- Delno Congressional Committeeman the University of Iowa. He and cooperating farmers In Johnson cording to construction engineers. To Begin on WSUI sistant chairman; Dale Anderson, A third order of bicycle license Mrs. Switzer now reside at 422 county to check on the acreage Other equipment in the room county AAA committee member, tags for Iowa City has been re Melrose avenue. allottments of the farmers. The will include two centrifugal feed On Saturday at 12 :45 Switzer succeeds Dr. Frederick and County Agent Emmett C. ceived by the local police depart- sign-up meetings are now being P u m P s, an economizer, four J. Swift of Maquoketa who reo held for completion of this check- spreader type stokers, complete A new radio program series Gardner attended a district AAA ment for distribution to Iowa City signed the position effective JUI, ing work. coal handling equipment, an in- "dedicated to farmers every- meeting in Davenport Tuesday bicyclists. 15 following a four-year term. duced draft fan and a forced The additional 200 registration draft fan. ConI wlll be used for where who are uniting under the afternoon. tags bring the total for Iowa City heating the boilers in the winter common banner of the national Roy Dyas, AAA field represen~ ,Will Discuss but gas will be used during the farm program" will be presented talive for the district reported on to 1,200. The original 6rder inc1ud- , summer months, it was explain- over Iowa City's radio station an AAA meeting held recently in ed 800 and 200 more were pur ( ed. WSUI beginning Saturday at Chicago where plans were dis- chased when the first ones were Youth Hostels IENDS • ".'1;'TONIGHT The work on the new plant ad- 12 :45 p.m., it was announced cussed lor the J9~0 AAA pro all distributed. dltion has been in progress since yesterday by Joe G. Raim, John- gram which wiU be approved PI·Ot. Miriam Taylor of the wo Total registration late yester Dec. I, 1939, with as many as 130 son county AAA chairman, who and adopted at a me~ting in day afternoon was 1,013. The tags, men's physical education depart men employed at one time. Ray is in charge of the tirst program. Washington, D. C., later this m nt will lead a round table dis which must be displayed on every Joslyn, engineer in charge of the . The prog~ams will be pr?sented month. bicycle used on Iowa City streets, GUllIVERJ cussion over WSU[ today at 4:30 project, said that from the con- 10 the senes by 10 .different ------p. m. on Iowa youth hostels. according to an ordinance recent struction viewpoint, the eqUiP-, ~o uthea stern Iowa counties, each ly passed by the city council, are I Three university students to ment now installed or to be in- In charge of one week's program. participate on the program are available at the police station TRAVEU stalled is of the very latest de-] The 15-minute programs in the Wednesday Set every afternoon trom 2:30 to 4:30 Reginald Strait, Chanute, Kan.; sign. form of round table discussions Beatrice Baird, 'Normal, Ill., and for 25 cents each. Registrations The completed building will be wili. be heard each Saturday at are not transferable. Vernon Kriesel', Green Bay, Wis. of red brick with cut slone ex- 12:45 through Sept. 7. As Swim Day Today's program Is the second terior supplanting the older build- Counties Participating in a series of broadcasts on re ini that has stood for several In order of presentation begin- Iowa City youlhs registered for creation under the direction of years. ning next Saturday, programs Iowa City's summer playground Funeral Today Florence Owens, visiting faculty will be given by Johl1sotl, LOuisa, activities will swim rree of charge member in the women's physical Des Moines, Cedar, Henry, MUS-, in the Big Dipper at the City park education aepartment. 4-H Girls Club catine, Keokuk, Washington and today instead of tomorrow as was At St. Pat"s Jefferson counties. originally scheduled, it was an- Johnson 4-H Club Committee Representative farmers from nounced yesterday by Eugene For Mrs. Nev DOORS OPEN 1:15 - 35c to 5:" Has Regular Meeting the counties presenting the pro- Trowbridge, playground supervi- Meets Friday grams will participate in the dis- SOl'. With Will Warren cussions. Saturday's program by The weekly swim periods are Funeral service for Mrs. Anas ~t1 The Johnson county 4-H girls Johnson county will include to be held each Thursday, but be tasia Ney, wife of the late Judge STARTS TODAY The Johnson county Blue Rib Raim, Ray Smalley, assistant cause of July 4 activities, this Caught in an informal pose, son was re-elected county demo club committee will meet in the John J . Ney, who died at MErcy "ENDS FRIDAY" chairman of the Johnson county week's swimming has been moved Charles Chansky, who Saturday cratic chairman for another two bon Winners boys' 4-H club held county agent's office in the Iowa I THE YEAR'S TOP MYSTERYI a regular meeting at 8 o'clock City post oUice Friday at 10 a. m. AAA, and Dale Anderson, mem- ahead a day. hospital early yesterday morning, morning was re-elected first dis year period and Ml·S. Regina Ho last night at the home of Wlll to discuss plans for the 4-H girls' ber of the county committee. All local boys and girls over 10 I will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow trict democratic cor:gref3ional com gan was named asshtant chair Warren south of Iowa City. club exhibits at the county 4-H Circuit One years of age who are registered at St. Patrick's church with burial mitteeman, is shown above. Chan man succeeding Mi·s. Albert Ho Roll call was answered with club show and Iowa stadium Aug. The state of Iowa has been di- for the playground activities are in St. Joseph's cemetery. sky was named lo the post at gan. Over 200 delegates attended reports of 4-H club stock feeding 14, 15 and 16. vided into circuits tor the P!O- eligible to swim at the park. She is survived by three- sist~rs, the Johnson county democratic the convention wl1ere delegates to projects. Talks were given by The committee, headed by Mrs. grams and WSUI is the station Mrs. F~ank L. Love of Iowa Cl~y, convention Saturday morning in foul' subsequent democratic dis members on feeding and the rec Lloyd Burr of Lone Tree, will al of circuit number one embodY-, gram are the daily Farm Flashes Catherme MullIn of . Iowa CIty the county courlhouse. At the trict and state conventions were reational program for the meet so make out premlum lists and ing the 10 counties named above. programs heard at 11 :50 a.m. and and Mrs. Mark ButterfJeld of Wa same meeting, Atty. Will J. Jack- named. ing was in charge of the newly prizes for girls' exhibits at the Other radio programs presented Ipresented each Monday by County terlo?, and two brothers, J . W. -Wlth- . I ' Mullin of Los Angeles, Cal., and elected officers of the club. shOW, it was announced. by the t np e A conservatIon pro- Agent Emmett C. Gardner. J G MIL' f Okl h PAT O'BRIEN . . u m 0 a oma. A.dministrator RUTH TERRY The body is at the Hohenschuh George A. Farmer of Cedar EDWARD ARNOLD Rapids was appointed adminis • ~fjil~1l WOI trator of the Carrie A. Gaines 25 TO 5:30 -ADDED HITS For Special Farm Loan Rates Will Continue .m;~: Admmulratrix estate by the .Johnson county dis ~C THEN 30c CRADLE- OFCHAMPIONS trict court. "SPORT THRILL" BU Bessie J. Frauenholtz, widow of NOW SHOWING WALTDISNEY'S Ruml rower over the next two years. them. l;lis vicinity us a result of con- the late Chal'Ue Frauenholtz, was A Scottish golf professional. has "THE HOUSEKEEPEn'S "MY DUCK STEPS OUT" help Speelal Benefit, Baschnagel said the farm loan gress' action in insuring con appointed administratrix of the, scol'ed 19 holcs in one. That's -LATEST NEWS- many Saves $88,300 Farmers who placed their land Charlie Frauenholtz estate in dis- recognized as tops in economy - DAUGHTER" associations anticipate increased tinued low rates tor at least an night loans with the land bank during trict court yesterday. even in Scotland. WITH JOAN BENNETT every demands for long-term loans in other two yeal's. For Farmers periods when the cost of long "Oll, JOHNNY threa' term money was higher than it her b is now wlll be especially bene HOW YOU CAN LOVE" P~~Wi AT ALL It · In This County fitted by the Ia w, said the sec el'S \\ retary-treasurer. You Can Take It With You! ~~''''m; TIMES been He pointed out that the farm PORTABLE Nov. Anticipate Increased loan associations and the land tenetl Demands for LoaD8 bank have been making first AIR CONDITIONED ~~ lor m mortgage loans at four per cent Radio ENDS ed 10< As Result of Law the last four years, but before Go{4fJJ NOW! FRIDAY On that many loans were written at YOUR BIG Jewia Farmers in Johnaon COUftty will higher rates because the land Carry Your "FUll AND MYSTERY ready SIIve more than $88,300 in the bank had to pay four and four SHOW FOR THE interr next two years as a result of the and one-half per cent for the For The Fourth" in SAFElY Outer 4TH OF JULY continuation of special rates on funds it borrowed to loan out. With You! fono~ Federal Land Bank and Land In~retIt Reduced Gril) ~, ~:1.·.d' armf! Bank Commissioner loans, ac In 1935 congress leveled all ONLY ZENITH HAS THIS! .",,0 t\'t'- v~tds cording to R. J. Buchnagel, IM!C land bank loans off at three and 5GlIOGM • With the detachable Walter Pidgeon, John '"'iyr1\~O ThE retary-treasurer of the Iowa City IllaIl1 one-half per cent, thus putUna all Wave-magnet, patents No. 2,164,- , . ~~ Wayne, Claire Trevor .,t.~ National Farm Loan UIOclation. borrowers on an equal basis. Two 251 and No. 2,200,614, the Zenith idea, Baschnagel announced that a years later the regular rate of plays where other portables fail ATLAS (Stars of "Sta&'e Coach") or hel new law just pBllRd by coflll'eSS, five per cent on land bank com .. , or your money back! Plays In on Rl retainlng the special rates of three missioner (first or second mort from enclosed battery or ... 110 • Be Thrifty upOn and one-half per Cftlt on land ,age) loallll was drOJJped to four, • Be Sure • Be Safe • el a! volt AC or DC. "Quantrell - 'l'IH'" Dark ten'un bank loans and reducing the rate the difference between the regu $Z9.'5 "Guaranteed. One Full Year" , on commissioner loanI to three lar rates and the spectal rates tI,e8. and one-half per cent will direc:tly beilll paid to the land bank and Commaud" \ l ~ ( benefit 480 Johnson county farm- the Federal Farm Mortgage cor 'ivln, Stlrrlnr Historical Drama 01 ers. .. poration by the federal treasury. JACKSON'S Jones' Standard Service pOlitil ELECTRICAL & GIFTS ians On the averllle this means a The ..,.aal rates would have Corner of Dubuque & Market St. Our Own Middle We.t saving of about $204 In the in expired July 1 this year in the 108 8. Dubuque 81. Dial 5465 Dial 4912 Adults 30c Hung terest bill of an Individual bor- ab.ence of legtalaUon extending Ruml