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'IOWA TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1945 Ircra t tri e 0 yo \ FLAG CEREMONY MAKES CAPTURE OFFICIAL Jenale Starts ..... "f" Five Japanese Military ~ •• rnm.nt of Berlin- Nimitz Lists Cities Blasted Off,cers o_f _3_N_o_'_io----,-ns_,_,o_M_e_e'26 of Ships "~rings BERLIN (AP)-Russian, Ameri- tary commander in the American Oen. Oorbatov in an e/forl to solve can and British oWcers re- sector, also dismissed any idea the current aUied difficulties ov~r Parll'cl'pall'ng sponsible for the government of that the tripartite government in food, coal and mijitarY govern- On, Charte.r BY S uper fort S Berlin would not work and ment. Berlin arranged yc- :'(]ay to meet s t resse d th a t onI y a s h or t t'lme h a d "I have found the Ru.sl,,"·ans mos' Wednesday to discu~.; problems af- elapsed since the occupation cooperative," Parks told newsmen. St.ltinius Calls Incendiaries Dropped fecling nearly 3,000,000 German began. "1 believe that they reilllze as Admiral Announces Formula Effective civilian residents. He said he felt justified in pre- earnestly as we the delicacy of th~ Raiders Achieve On Four, High The Russians retained control of dicting that th final result would situation that obtains io a transl- Peace Instrument Explosives on Fifth the entire ciiy administration, be "highly satisfactory." tory stage." Complete Surprise however, and British and Ameri- Parks, talking to correspondents, Waving aside indivic4taJ cases of WASHINGTON (AP }-S It G AM, Tuesday (AP) - A can sources insisted there could be denied there was a food shortage diCliculties cited by tb4l corre GUAM, Tue day (AP}-'rho ,tor Vimdellbel'~ U{., Mich.) 'ky fleet of hom 500 to 550 no British and AmerJcan military in Berlin and said there was no spondents, Parks asserted that all mighty Thil'd flc t cal'riel'S of steered the United Natious chat·· es i government here unless the Rus- actual hunger_ It was indicated, this was due to transition rather Admiral William F. (BuD) ,uperfortre r a ned fire sians made food and fuel avail- however, that he spoke on the than to fundamental dif!erences. ter past j ls Ii rst majot· shoa I in IIals y are hurling 11101' thau bombs on four ,Japanese cities able for the western allies' occupa- basis ot reports furnished Ameri- "What we'd like to do is estab tbc senRte foreign relations todllY and rocked a fiftb witll tion zones. can army officers by Russian of- !ish a city government that is ap- 1,000 plane at tht' cl'umblin~ e/lDiUiittee yestel'day b~ assu t·· high explosives on the longest Maj. Gen. L. O. Lyne, comman- ficers and not an actual first hand plicable to the entire city" and aerial and ground defenses of lug the mCIIIOcI'lj that the Dnited mission of the war. del' of British occupation troops in checkup as to whether rations au- operate it until a German city ad Tokyo today. states could quit the organiza. Thirty·five hundred tOil.' of Berlin, issued a sharp denial that thorized on ration cards actually ministration would emerge capable The gigantic blow flchirl'ctl tion at any time. bomb. were dumped on thc~e negotiations with ihe Russians had would be purchased. of running itself under alUed con completc SUI' P r i s e, Admiral 'rhe committee engu!(ed .ill a broken down. Both Parks and Lyne are to 11'01 , he said, adding, ordinances cities arollud 200,000 popula. Maj. Gen. Floyd L. Parks, mill- meet Wednesday with Russian Col. and laws should be city-wide. hester 'W. imitz announced brisk ex-chango ovel' tho with· tion on the main home i land oC in a preced nt·shuttering com· drawill provisions of the cuarter Honslm : munique whieh named 26 of thr soOn after the momentous hear. endai. largest city of north· ships and ten of Ulcil' command· iD~ ou ratification opened with Truman Goes Ship ell, tern Japan 1 0 mile 1l0Ith by Chinese Retake French Ministers Call ing admiral, and was i .. uetl • plea by Edward R. Stettinius for while the strike was in progress. approval. of Tokyo. Senator Millikin (n., Col.) Gifl.t, 18 miles north of Nagoya To Big Three Meeting Election for Oct. 14 Nimitz identified only four of lOuched off the debate by con and one of the principal electric. the carriers - obviously only a ftndlng that the securi ty council power producing areas of Japan. F th F fraction of the flattops required to Byrnes Accompanies our ormer Natio~Assembly launcH a thousand planes - to Itt ug by the treaty could, in ef-l Wakayama, indusirial city of ~t, prevent a nation from qult- , . steel and chemical works south of President on Trip gether with foul' battleships, lour To Be Created cruisers and 14 destroyers. tinC· , MARI~E .LIEUT. GEN. Roy S. Geiger, new commandlllK .. eneral of Osaka. To Germany ', Base To Frame Constitution . ~lIMleRber" a sl.cner of the &lie marine fleet forces In the Pacific, salutes as the United s.~tes Yokkalchl. 011 reflnin, eeoter U. S. AI WIth 1,000 or more planes In ehrler, aaaerted that the United flag Is hoisted at official ceremonies marking the ' capture' ot O~lna~a. ea8t of Otaka and tbe center of the Itrlkln&' force, presumably at 8111e1 Is me to withdraw "at Its the larresl Japanese plant stili WASHINGTON (AP) - PI'esi PARIS (AP) - General De least 700 were actually over their mt uRreatricted option" with turoln, out avialion .asoline. dent Truman yesterday was two CHUNGKING (AP) - Chinese Gaulle's council of ministers yes targets simultaneouslY at the mo 1lIIY lIIe obl"atlon of saying why, Saltai, industrial sub u r b of days out of Newport News, Va., forces have thrown the Japanese terday called a national election ment Nimitz Issued his communi headed for Europe and the Big out of the former American air The penalty, he lIald, would be IAt -a Glance- ' Dutch Troops Make , Osaka, Japan's second city. for Oct. 14 to create a new na que deseribinc the daring strike. Three conference. base of Tanchuk in south China, The assault still is in progress, '~dVe rse public opinlon" if the Sendai, Gifu, Wakayama and tional assembly and announced rmon, did not satisfy the "con Sakai were hit by incendi . , -" 0 , ... ' 'y ,,. - :-.-t • rilmDAY, JULy 10,1045 rHE DAILY IOWA N. J()W A C lTY. 10 WA " ------== PAGE THREI .,~ .. , = 'II ., fducafion Workshop Selection for Summer- Hey-Cut That Outl ',,."'" .. ' Lutheran Ladies Aid Registration Ends !'tIll. , ' 10·Begin Initial Sponsors Lawn Party July 1S for Summer un Discussion Program For Married Couples White Blouses Tops 80y Scout Camp -For Dress or Casual - Fin! discussion period in the A lawn party sponsored by the July 15 is the deadline for regis _mer workshop in secondary MISS Ladles Aid o( St. Paul's Lutheran tration for Boy Scouts wIshing to IdUcaUon will be opened today tor church will be held for married attend Camp Wo-Pe-Na this sum die feachers and administralors BROWNING couples ot the congregation and IIIOlled in the course. Regislra for servicemen and their wives mer, Owen B. Theil, scout exe tloD ~ and a general organlzatlonal ENGAGED tonight, immediately after a short cutive, said yesterday. Registra IJIHIlnll took place yesterday. business meeting from 8 to 8: 15 at tions numbering 109 have been re The lIeneral session this after the Floyd Wolfe farm at North ceived so lar, filling both thc ,DOIl i at 1:30 in the library of Liberty. !ers; dDlvfnity high school will con Members of the committee in buddy camp and wilderness camp ttrb the use of visual aids in charge are Mrs. Walter Goetsch (or the first two weeks, TheIl tt.~lng. J. Stanley McIntosh, and Mrs. L. C. Wuerffel. Mrs. said. l'iI~al ' aids specialist with the Wolfe will be in charge of refresh Five places in the pioneer camp Ulli~ Stales ofCice of education, ments, and Mrs. Carl Larsen will for the lirst week, and three for ,m~lpeak on "Developments in supervise entertainment. the third week are still open. f'or ex_ ~l ' Aids' ior Schools"; John by the socnd weelt, only one seoat 1IedIes, acting director of visual West Lucas Women', Club has rgistered [or the pioneer unit, ari • edUcaUon in the university, wili I Hazel Swim will discuss the in which 19 places are available. "Visual Aids Equipment in I~ dIIctlsS Schick hospital in Clinton at a Camp Wo-Pe-Na is sponsored Scilijols~" ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE of the engagement and approaching sity meeting or the W est Lucas financially by the Rotary club and General discussion sessions will marriage of Margaret Browning, daughter of E. S. Browning, 327 Women's club 'at 2 o'clock this by the money raised from waste 10(1:0 w the presentations by Blackhawk street, to Dr. John R. Huey, son of Mr, and Mrs. John O. afternoon in the home of Mrs. H. paper drives. The camp was re lPfaken In each afternoon session Huey of Rowan. Thel wedding will take place August 11. Mlss 4, ~.' J. Dane. route Mrs. John cently cleaned and some con APPARENTLY patriotism is some of the :.vorkshop, which will eml Browning Is a graduate of Iowa City high school and Is a senior at Meintzer and Mrs. Ira Fiders will slruction work was done by local thing alien to goats. Little Muriel The' 1UI1 27. All students inte~ested rete the University of Iowa. where she Is affiliated with Kappa AJpha be in charge of the program. men who have volunteered their Marley stopped orr for a while at lD .!Kondary education are in Theta social sorority and Theta Sigma Phi, honorary fraternity for J R," There will be a miscellaneous sale work. The men who helped are the Bronx Zoo In New York while ¥iltd to attend the afternoon scs women In journalism. 'She Is president of Mortar board, was editor among members of the group. A C. A. Conklin, Dr. James T. on the way to the butcher's with lil'M the workshop, whelher 01' lioll' of of the 1946 Hawkeye, and is a member of the P.E.O. sisterhood. Dr. short business meeting and a Bradbury, Raymond Culp, Harold lOme used fat. No sooner had she not they are enrolled. Huey was graduated from Rowan high school. received his B.A. degree taken a seat than the goat began to ~al social nour will be included. Tellin, A. J . Pudgil, Howard L. ) ,The pro g ram for tomorrow from the University of Iowa, and received his M,D, In the June con Wilkison, Ralph Tarrant, George chew away 00 the Un can aDd the afternoon includes a discussion on vocation. He Is affiliated with Alpha Kappa. Kappa. medical frater Women's Relief Corps P . Thomas, Phll Raber, Wade fat insIde. Guess it didn't know that 'Emerging Developments in High nity. lie is now servin&' his internship at White Cross hospital In The Women's Relief corps will Russell, Verne Pangborn, M. C. the fat is used to make munitions to ~oo) ~cial Studies" by Robert Columbus, Ohio, have a business meeting at 2 Swailes, Merrit Ewalt, W. A. blast the Japs. (International) . ' Keohane, head of social studies at o'clock this afternoon in the USO Zimmerman, D. C. Nolan, E. W. the University of Chicago high building. Mrs. J. E. Pechman wili Hall, G. W. Pugsley, Frank Kin .dlool. be in charge of the meeting. ney. Elwyn K. Swain, Miles W. Vienna Awaits Yanks; A IYlnposium on "Education for Art Undeterminable, Church Women Plan Davis, Hugh Carson, Dr. Charles Relief Group Aids All American Youth" will be the Ladles Aid of Laughead, Harvey Henderson, the '!'hul'Iiday program. Participants ConJrelatlonal Church STRICTLY IN VOGUE are the white blouses worn by Shirley Zeu,. George Ebert, E. H. Waller and U. S. Food Problem In Longman Tells Tourists Tea for Missionary 'ish thq symposium will be J . Mrs. S. D. Whiting, 810 Whiting A3 of Newton, and Jo Huston, A2 of Columbus Junction. ShJrley H. H. Biendarra. lAIrd 'frump, superintendent of VIENNA (AP)-British colony uld "No definition of art is specific In honor of Luella Koether of a venue, will be hostess to the sports a full raron crepe blouse which falls loosely from a gathered 01- lCboOiJ, Waukegan, Ill.; Prof. Paul McGregor, missionary on fllrlough Ladies Aid of the Congregational neckline. The neckline Is designed with a low back alld ties in front in Vienna expectantly awaitcd the Eo Kambly and Prof. L. A. Van enough to be a ble to look a t an ~an artist's work and say 'This is a1'Il'" from China, the Women's Society church tomorrow evening at 6 with a drawstring. The puffed sleeves feature narrow cuff bands: Jo first sight of Yank and British Im- Dyk, pf the college of education; of Christian Service of the Meth o'clock, at the annual picnic of the favors a whltc fitted blouse of sharkskin. Outstanding are the loose Prof. C. R. Keyes uniforms in years as news spread &nest Zeliot, dirl)ctor of business said Prof. L. D. Longman in the odist church will entertain at a group. All members of the con short sleeves whioh are sPlit from the shoulder line to the ouff. that they would join the Russians E eduCation in the Des Moines pub first of a serics of lcctures on the contemporary art exhibit. He ex silver tea tomorrow afternoon at gregalion are invited. Those who in occupying the capital. s lle '.chools, and Prof. George plan to attend are asked to bring To COl!linue Lectures plained that art is a formal ex 2:30 in FeUowship hall. Miss University coeds are going a11- an eyelet embroidered pique with Hlttl~r of the college of commerce. Koether will speak on her experi a covered dish, sandwiches and * * * * * * While Viennese generally halled L, ~. Wood, director of voca pression of a possibly imagined out fOl' wh ite in the blouse line short steves. Rufflcs at'ound the the AnglO-American coming, (or I conception in lerms of the medium ences in a girls' school in Chung their own table service. this summer. Blouses and skirts V-neck of the fitted blouse con On Primitive Cultures tIooal education in the Iowa slate king. the American-British colony it used, which may be different in can be worn to advantage for tinue down lo th~ waistii.le. The d!JIJrJment of public instrucUon A musical program will be in University of Iowa Dame's will provide a long-missing link the c8~e of each artist. either dress occasions or casual blouse is gathered in the baak from . Prof. Charles R. Key.es, nation ~l ' speak on "Needs and De cludrad on 'the program, during Sewln, Club with the outside world. veJqp~ents in Vocational Educa Professor Longman said it is wear. the yoke. ' ally known authority on the an Viennese with British and Amer possible that abstract designs, as which ' Shirley Ha'rper, vocalist, The University of Iowa Dame's Marian .Getman, A3 of Daven Lace trim accents the blouse thrOpology and archaeology of this llolriP .Iowa" at the Friday \veTo" In Droves·- to See -Bums Yott 80 RE1'URNING VET • i'oncJ AHeniance Memortes B1 ROY LUCK By HAROLD HAtt.:iSdN OHioans is about '150 less than Figures Soar (Plncb-HIU1~ ror Wbl~y DaU,. JoWaIl 8po$ Kalier ihCif lor Out-ot-stote students. Martin) "AtJotber reasoh that o\,1r foot Cadets Go on HiHing It:" WE DON'T LtJ[E tp brag ot COLUMBUS. Ohio (!>pi- Car bil11 t am Is largely an Ohio 01' Spree With 13 Blows; u:oo Greenberg's Already anything-but the sayjng. "We roll Widdoes is in the process ot ganlziQh is t.hat although there ate JI :5O Pulling Them In tl)ld you so." seems appropriate at building another Ohio Stilte lbbf several other swl Ithlversitles tn Tepe, McGrath·Star . 12." this point. Let·s sec-it was just ball team and regal'dleSf of who OhIo they 3re largely secttonal in JJ:Jf For Detroit Tigers about last week at tl)is time that finally makes the varsity sq ad, character." The Iowa Seahawks spotted Ui. It4S 1l)~ , t",eIVe-gl\~) fb/lter~nce we went to gteat lengthS ~o exploit the completed machine again w\l1 And of COUrse the Ohio state for Clinton Company tour runs in the 1:00 NEW YORK (AP)-Now that bas~eib.~Jr sCPlidl\le. 'at, 1a es the the doings Of the ChIcago Cub~ in be virtually an all-Opio combina Ohioans Idea wasn't hurt any when llrst inning Sunday on the low4 2.oQ diamond and tl1eo ,CBme trom-be. 2:10 Brooklyn fans agaIn are' knocklna u.ruvets!ty of ~0:f'\ IlwISey tiOr this columll' tioJ:!. Paul Brown. Widdoes. Paul Bixler ~t that time. ihe Cuba were In And it'. a little unusual that a hind to win their ~nth contest of . ,:fill down the fences trying w get into 1946 . ~¥s' .dr~~p l Rt,.J;.!~· al ops and other memb rs of the coach~ Ebbel! Pield. major ~a&lAe atteo, l1affl~R L at ill Plelifi# hi tbe mtdst of • wlnnhlJ sueak .nd sch~ turn$ out such a long suc fng stafl moved into the Buck pic the season. 11 tq Q. 3:Jf t, lUll dance figures are IOriog toward po r' for &t present moment, the, are cession of good tootbal1 teams and lure direct from the Ohio high Johnny Crew. hUl"ling his firs 3:35 ~~j\'~$.~t\l.i;a!y ~~W ~dY h~ tbe midst or fad the)' yet rar,ly i* OlltBidll its home game lor the Seahawks since . :(iQ pre-war standards ,with 5.0'/4.775 tentative ,t.. ru. schOO l ranks. II4i ~1!}fla~~~,W1 . ~ ~ ~,QJlPl b have won lell strilcbt eames returned from the injured list Ii 4:15 cu tomers paying their way into aate~ of.e *pti~ . . sta te for *a~ent . Aren' t Man Sta.te& the 16 parks in the lirst half or which Isn·t dohar bad lot an), ball week ago. had trol.1ble finding flit 4:30 v ,#a sard fhdJ, Ipwa's TIIree Oulalden There probably aren·t many ~ll.~¢..ll f!~~~ ctub. plate and seemed to be able to 6:f111 the 1945 season. oqr-p'pepts ulfl: be ~9.-t the La,t ~U. for example. when stlltes whel'e there is such a close hit Of course .the Phllad.elphla Phll only the batsmen. Crew wallied As the majors went into a three salP"e as o( with Ohio Sute l1ad an unbeaten sea relationship betw en the hJgh I 5:30 .!bRfi~ ~a'~t l r,ear. lies have them beat in the num 5:4~ day "vacation," normally rl!$erved ope " ext;AAil~n •• fhAt ~on son and wQn the Big Ten cham school coaches and the men who one •. hit three ~nd uncotKed two ana, ,pe Qer of games lost in a r(lW, but wild pitches- enough for tIM 6:00 for the all-star game but now s1 ,4~rs ~e $~ edu~' 11nl ~ilcenent pion-SHip. there were Only three bulld the state university teams. that is neither here nor there. The member. of the varsity squljd Within the BiI' Tim. Iowa aDd CHnton "K\ng~·.' to push oller , :~ used for charity tilts. the Dodgers Qne .,) . ~am~s w"W. Of pt~yed home total of 115.465 was much I point is : the Cubs are coming and whose homes are outside Ohio. Mbmesota are III somewhl't the three runs. and an in the first 1:00 rp u~e.. fl\ ~)i! Be a~ SIX games c¢ming last-in fact they are al~ inning on only one hit. the best. on lhe on n~n's f1 s. TJtose three-Russ Thomas of same sit\1aUon as Ohjo State, But )'.' .j " ;' t~ f y h ' " 'J I'I't' reaqy there! l1unting. W. Va.; Warren Amllng of in D1inols and Indiana. for ex Coach Car los Ratliff rusbed BIUIIII Pulllq '£In III oq I, 6 ,'IT II Q . /I',Il~ Ion That ts to say that they .have Walter Tepe. the ·reconverted Wt. ,, '. " = Flying Fortresses sent to evacuate ci/1erating Jurnaces were found In but Ornstein said there were Eyre' to Be Dramatized on WSUI- a &roup of fiiers co1Jected at 8 the basement where Morton and 'hundred~ ot fhoUlabds." Zeireiss' CORRESPONDENT- landin, strip in the bands ot his companions were executed. In statement said- some persons were (Continued from page I) Czechoslovak pat'tisans near Ban mates of the camp said more than killed by doctors who removed 9:" aka Bystrica. While IIOme fliers lioo bodies were burned cbIily in portions of ~heir brain and others Service to the Jl'l'ont (WMT) were not informed as to their were flown out. Morton remained the last three weeks of the war. by injectin, gasoline into their -lane E y r e" by Charlotte The Man Called X (WHO) fate. at Banska Byatri!!a with a number [be gas .room where thousands veins. It added the gas chamber at will be presented in a haH Sumner Welles (KXEL) An SS Doctor was pretending to oC British and American officers went to death resembled a Mauthausen was built upon orders assigned to collect more stranded of Obergruppenfuehrer Glueclt be dramatic presentation by the 8:15 examine men and the prisoners shower room with sprays on the airmen. ceiling. Persons condemned to cause he believed "gassing o( department lW, nftemoon Service to the Front (WMT) were told to remove their uni death were told they were to take human beings is more humane The Man Called X (WHO) forms and put on prison cloth The Germans were heavily 5:30 over station WstJI. ing. 1.ater they were lined up and a bath but gas, instead of water, and cultural than shootini." To Be Announced (KXEL) counter - aUacking Czechoslova\t Today's Prorrama marched out, accompanied by partisan forces at that time and came from the sprays above. Zeiress also said that in De 8:00 Moming Chapel I 9:S' Zelreiss and four other SS officers. Morton's party was torced to move Ornstein said the Germans cember, 1943. 6,000 women and 1:15 Musical Mini t ~onfJ'eSi Speaks (WMT) William Ornstein, a Polish Jew to Breuao, returnina to Banska rigged up a dummy camera in the children were sent to him in coal J;JIliews, The .,..~ lewao An Evening With Sigmund who was a prisoner at Mauthau Bystrica a Week later. ,After that ellecution room and told 200 pri- trucks without any protection ,:45 Program O;Jlendar Romberg (WHO) sen and whose duty it was to re place was heavily bOmbed, the 50ners they were to be photo against the cold and without tood. d5 Service Repprts County Fall' (KXEL) move the bodies trom the execu party went to DonlaYy but the graphed. After facing the camera, These he sent afoot to other pOints 9:01 Shakespeare's Comedies tion room, said the 14 were shot German advance was swift and they turned their backs and were in Austria and aU were believed ,:51 Newt, The Da t ~owan 9:45 abouL '" p. m., Jan. 24. He removed forced the group to head into the shot io the neck by an SS officer. to have died. Frank Singiser News (WMT) 10:00 Week in the eookshop the identification taiS of two of lower Tatra mountains and try to Ornstein said he recalled one Zeireiss did not mention exe An Evening With Sigmund 10:15 Yesterday's Musical Fa- the Americans (not Morton's) and reach Russian lines ~ut five prisoner standing before the fake cution of Morton and his cotnpan Romberg (WHO) VII/iles • turned them over to American in miles away. The &roup battled camera angrily protesting, "J am ions but said they were taken later County Fair (KXEL) 1t.!Q The Bookshelf vestigators later. The bodies were through rain, sleet and co\d. an American officer. Why should to Dachau. There was nothing to \1:00 The StudY of Literature 10: •• cremated. 500 B\ll'1\ed Dally [ be executed?' After each man bear out tl 's assertion, however. \1 :511 Farm Flashes poug Grant News (WMT) After the shooting, the sadistic Subsequently Morton and hi! was shot, Ornstein, who watched U. Rhythm Ram~les SUpper Club (WHO) and swaggering Zeirei s laughed group escaped when the Germans from a small hole !n the door, re IJ:II Newli ,The Dally Iowan H. R. Gl'OSS, News (KXEL) and said: "I am glad to be rid uf attacked a mining camp near Dol moved the body. Bring 'Em Back Alive \2.4$ From Our Boy! in Service them. They were here to(} loni. 1 nia Lehota on Nov. 30 al'\d went Dll'nUariea Viewed Exee.Uon. 1:OG Musical Chats 10:15 need the ceBs and I need some of to Polomka, arriving on Dec. 14, Omstein said often distin PAGE, '\\. Va. (AP)-Robert 2:08 Cimpus News Fulton lewis (WMT) th ir things Cor my men, especially The party remained there to rest guished Nazi visitors witnessed Lee Cam~'s mother iPied him 1.. 1:10 Early 19th Century Music News, M. NelsOt1 (WHO) shoes." in a .shack until Dec. 26~ when executions and many times pri in a tree and ordered him down , s:tl Piction Parade H. R. Gross. News. (KXEL) Evacuate Filers they were taken by German soners were turned into a yard oyt of danfler. Several minutes . J:II News, The Dally lowaa where 5S men practiced on "mov later the eight-year-old returned 10:3e Morton new to Slovakia last troops. ~ 3:» Iowa Union Radio Hour ing targets" from the window of wJUr a half-dndJ'llttlesnake. Alter Casey PreSS Photographer Oct. J 0 from I taly in one of six A gas chamber and three in- P.AYJNG AN UNEXPECTED VISIT to th. batUetront near Mariklna.. 4:111 BdUnd the War News ;; a "bunker." the snake waa killed Bobby told 1Uaal prOvince, Luzon Island in'the PlUllpplnllll, Gen. JOlleph Stilwell, (WMT) 4:U Women Today ·2eireiss said in a deathbed his mother he had heJd its head J~, watcbu the effect ot artillery agalnat lIoled-up Japs. Ceneral 4:10 Tea Time Melodies Dick Haymes' Show (WHO) statement to allied officials thal down with one rock and Wt it with Stll,vell.lII in the Paclfic theater conferring With Gen. Dougllls Mac Pennsylvania Hotel Orchestra 5:OG Children's Hour 65,000 men Ilnd women had been another. He had taken his five Arthur. Left to rlgbt, above, are Ceneral Stuwell, llaj. (}en. William (KXEL) I 5:3AI Musical Moods kiUed at Mauthausen and the year-old sister along on the hunt. 0. Cllue, commandlng general of the 38th Infantry divl8ion and I 5:0 News, The Daily loWlm 10:45 Daily Iowan Want Ads nearby camp at Gusen since 1939, Neither wa hllrmed. llaj. Gen. Charlell P. Hall. (JDtfrHcioD.J SOUDdpboto). I. 6:00 Dinner Hour Music Casey Press Photographer 1:l5 Newt, The Dally lowall (WMT) LOST AND t'OUIm 'O.EYE 1:00 United States tn the 20th Dick Haymes' Show (WHO) CLASSIFIED C!!ltury Pennsylvania Hotel Orchestra LOST: Alpha Xi Delta sorority UI Sportstime (KXEL) RATE CARt pin. Name on back. Call 7.45 Evenin" Musicale 11:0' x82l4. Reward. UO Eyes on the Future News (WMT) CASH RATE PRrrHEE, 8:15 Album of Artists News Cram NBC (WHO) lor 2 da~ FOB RENT 'TELL ME lOe per 1:15 News, The Daily Iowan News (KXEL) line per da, I consecutive daYI- FOR RENT: Sleeping porch room. UlHI.J oorH ~---_.. o=-i ..._-~- 70 per line per daJ Men- Hot ",ater, 14 N. Johnson, POPe:tlE' mwOIK mGl'rLlGHTS 11:15 ,And So the Story Goes (WMT) I conaeouUve daJl- Dail 6403. THINKETH 6:8. IIc per lIDe per dQ ~Ily Shield Orchestra (WHO) WANTED PARAPIge " Mu~cal Scoreboard (WMT) Rev. Pietsch's Hour (KXEL) 1 month- PEA", .19 Luda Thorne & Co. (WHO) ole per Una per day WANTED: Apartment with living t-IAUNTEO Dance Music (KXEL) 11:30 -i'igur. fi word. to 1m Off the Reoord (WMT) room, bedroom, b a tll and 6:15 Minimum Ad-2 Unee kitchenette for two girls. Can News, Garry Lenhart (WHO) D:lI1lIY O'Neil (WMT) 4192 News of the World (WHO) Rev. Pietsch's Hour ' (KXEL) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY IL R. Gross, News (KXEL) 11:45 50c col. incl1 W ANTED: English major to check 6:38 ! Off the Record (WMT) Or 15.00 per montb shQrt theSis. Call 6235. Amel\cil\ Melody Hour (WMT) Music; News from NBC (WHO) News, M. L. Nelson ,"WHO) Dan(le Orchestra (KXEL) All Want Ada Cub In Advance Did You Know? (KXEL) 12:'8 PQabie at Daily Iowan BuBI 6:45 Press News (WMT) nea office. dally until II p.m. WANTED CHIC YOUNG American Melody Hour (WMT) Midnight Rhythm Parade I Jimmy Fidler (W}lO) (WHO) CaJacellatioDl muat be callecS III A full time saleslady at Preferred Melodies (KXEL) Sign Off ,KXEL) before II p. ID. DUNN'S 7:8. Reaponslble for ODe lncorrect ,.. pl. TQwn (WMT) \nserUOD only. Apply at once JohnllJ' PresEnts (~O) Man Denies Murder Lum I/O' Abne~ (K,XEL) 7:15 DIAL 4191 Big Town (WMT) • I After Admitting G.uilt Dancing Lessons-ballroonl, bal JpIlnny Presents (WHO) let, tap. Dial '1248. Mimi Youde ~a7mond Gra~ Swing (KXEL) W ATEllLOO AP)-Lowell E. Wurl\1, 1:30 . HELP WANTED Squires y~terday flatly denied ------,I ~Ier 21 Romance (WMT) that he killed Theodore P. Anthony WHERE TO 'OY rr ~ pate With Judy (WIlD) here 16 years ago, atter police of WANTED: I'arm hand or high Alan Young Show (KXEL) ficers in three cities said he had school P'1Y able to operate trac 1:tS confessed to the crime on three tor. Johnson County home, Es SADDLE HORSES 'fhtal~ of Romance (WMT) other occasions. sential work. Dial 5022. I BuY, \ Date With .,rudy (WHO} "I wouldn't kiJI anybody," said Sell, and Board Them Alan Young Sho.w · (KXEL) Squires to Sheriff H. T. Wagner, W ANTED: Student help at Mad ALSO •o 8:41. Deputy Sherilf H. M. Milchell and Hatter tea room. Call 6791. Hafrack rldell by appointment Columbia Presen Is Corwin 1 County Attorney Paul Klldee,I------ PHONE 643. I o tW",Tj when they questioned him in the !lENRY CARL ANDEBSO .. t T)'l,e Navy Hour (WHO) sheriff's office. Squires is charged o Gqy ,Lombardo :lnd his Roy~1 With the jealOUSY murder of An WANTED d Canadians (KXEL) thony, a produce company sa les Full or part time founLaln AYE - MATEY - I o 8:15 man, on July 11, 1929. . help. Six day week, Uni· WMC RegulatioM TEACH YE M,....V'_Jiot::;;:a.;r o Columbia Presents Corwin Sheriff Wagner said Squires forms furnished. Attractive Ad'fertbellJeata for ....1 • ., ... FAVORITE tr (Wr.lT) told him that he confessed last No salary. lealW telblle work.... .,. ear- T)'le Navy Hour (WHO) vember at Lake Charles, La., and FORD HOPKINS rled In these "Help Wan..... ! Guy Lombardo and his Royal again last week at Oria, III., to col~1DDI wl&b &be aNentaD4- Canadians (KXEL) the slaying because be wanted to llIf tbat hlrlnr preeed.r...... 8:30 escape charges there. He was ac- eoufol'Dl to War 1Irfaa»o.. WMT Bandwagon (WMT) cused of attempted rape in Louisi COIIIIIIlaaloD Replatlo... Vlt10r Borge Show (WHO) ana and of molesting a girl in a Saludos Amigos (KXEL) Peoria theater. Deputy Sheriif J. WANTED 8:45 P. Jensen of Waterloo said Squires 19MT Bandwagon (WMT) also conIessed the Anthony mur Nat ion a I retail chain PLUMBING AND BJ:ATIN'G Victor Borge Show (WHO) der to him while en route to Wa has opening for experienced Ex,.,n Work ...... SaIIld06 Amigos (KXEL) terloo from Peoria. person in all phases of operation Gf luncheonette LAltEW CO. pnd soda fountain. Splen 221 E, Wash. Phone Hill did opportunity t 0 develop , thia new department in I supervisory capacity. Chain You are ahnJa wei..... ETT ~ KETT PAUL ROBINSO" store experience desirable. and PIUCI~S are 14nr a& tile Write, giving full particulars os to age, experience, mari tal status, and any other DRUG SHOP helpful information. Also. Uward 8. .... I'DnueId ~ompensation desired, Ad dress B.B.D.O .• 1640 N. W. Band Bldg.. Minneapolis 2. Minn. .1'.". Borud lllOdt riel cu.. B ..... • 0111 ...... Sp,cial .O,a", City 8qkery WANTED 121 E. Wub1III&oa bla,,,1 Studenla to walt lables 'or board. Men or women. Ap MAHER BROS. 'tRANSFER ROOM AND BOABD By GENE AHERlf OLD HOME TOWN BySTANLE" ply at Currier hall. south en J'or Emden, J'urDlture WoviDI Aak About OW trance. WARDROBE ·THE EARL INVITED US ALL. SOiliIC5- GREAT! WHATABOui sERVJcB 10 BE Hf:S VACATION GUESTS MY VACATION TH' FOOO DIAL ~ 9.696 - . • AT A LAIG£ CAMPf"A PAL LOOKED UKE IT PROBLEM, PIAL OF HIS O\'IMS IT, AND WAS GONNA Bf; ····roWE ! ! ! ! • USED 10 RUN lHf; -Sf/ENT IN GOING TAKE IT PL ....CE' AS A'lRAlNlNG AWAYF~ - OVER MY COLLECTION CWJWS AND' CAMP . ~ FIGHTI:R5 • ",NP Wf/,ESTLERSJ. Of SCENIC WANT 4DS . ' PQ5ICI-RQS! Get Right fo . ; THE HEART! Place Yours NOW ' .....ulrn til hearC of Japan'. IIlIlIn. "Co·Prosperlty Sphere" (as { 1 ma, .hDWJI) may loon feel the impae' 0' Invasion as the , In Burma a~d South China: Ban,kok, Thailand'• DAILY IQWAN WAHT A6s • Ir~teric:a.fy 01 _reat val~ &0 the, Jap, for ,blpplnr of 11110 BlII'ma via the Ban,bll-llal1loon raU",a),; .... already !.vIet of alllell planel. Thailand Uel at the junction of PHONE 4191 IW., •• nd Freneh Indo-China. (International) ------ " , ,. " , . Council Takes Final FIGURE IN REPORTS OF CHANGE Judge Finds Rinella War ~ ~OmPiIe Cities Tap J Action on North Street Innocent on Charge List O~ Mo~i~.Qes Post No. 2581 of VFW Of Local Violation To ChapWf. OUietS For,Taxables Asks for Class B Police Judge John Knox (ound Nomina\lons were presented al CHICAGO (AP) - Amerkll Club Beer Permit Joseph Rinella, proprietor of the the American War Dads chapler cllies are tapping an incrt~ Airliner. 22 S. Clinton street, "not 33 meeting in ~he MQose lodge variety of new revenue sources ~ The cl\y euuncH la t night took guilty" on a charge of violating a rooms la s\ nlgbt by the nominal maintain local governmental 8e!t final action on the dispute over the ices. clty ordinance which prohibits the ing cornrqi tte~: vacating of North ·treet by pa~ - I Those rl a m I It II ted for office A compilatiQo by Ule ing a resolution deedmg the street, sale or dl"lnking 01 beer in a class were Ernest Jacolls, president; R. municipal a sso~J ation which wa' vacated by an ordi B permit place alter midnight. C. Rea and, ~arvC'y I;lendcrson, tel'day how the rnllnwinl! nance adopted June 25, to the ad vice-president; ' G eo r g e ~ertz, were being utilized to s uv,ple)~ei.1 joining property owners. Rinella was IIrrested June 29 by iocal police oWeers who entered Mathew Barry, Jacob- Parker and t'eal pl"Operly tax and A petition \Va. pre_en ted to the the defendant's place of business Fred Cannon, .sergean t-at-arms. coroe: council by oflicers o[ po t No. 'rhe nom iQa t)ng ' eommitte,e io 2581 of the Vet rans of Ii'oreign shortly after midnight and found Mmlssions-usuaily a nat an employe, Charles HeHrich, with cLuded W,illlam S~hindhe}m, Clair of pne or two eenls a ticket, Wars asking that a class B club Whipple and Charles MllI .' , beer permit be granted to the or a glass of beer. Helfrich was laken fixed percentalle oC the Price to the police stalion with lhe gLass It was proposed that" Q' woman's adrpi ~sio n to aII amusemt!/lts · ganiUltion at its new headquarters, auiUaJ"Y be forme<\. . 204' _ S. Dubuque street. Mayor of beer and Rinella accompanied imposed. REPons from Washington state SELF-STYLED "curmudgeon," Secre Cbarles Mills was named local Wilber J . Teeters appointed the them. . LlEUT, COL. JOHN E. TRYGG of McGregor, UplversHy lfraduate, js Airports-d"nly about 10 per I:'Il that WillJam H. Davis (above). tary at tbe Interior Harold Ickes iI delegate to the sta,te cO"nventlon enlire council as a committee to former chairmn ot the War Labor soon to sLa.rt for London to renego In his decision Judge Knox shown receiving the Bronze star medal lor meritorious servlee aDd of all mllnlel,pal airports pay Ihtir which ~j]~ ,blJ, held ' Sept. l7. at investigate \he p tillon. Board and pres:nt Economic Stab tiate aU treaties. Ickes bad been stated "The eunduct of the deCend promotion 10 his present rank from Brig. Gen. G. H. Davidson, chIef own. way. ,[\1,1 others are SU PJlOr1I( The councilmen discussed a& ilization Director, is considered in reported recently as a possible ant in suggesting that the beer he engineer of the Sevenlh army In Germany. Before enterlne 'he service Council Blulfs. . at least partly by a tax. Immediately (ollowing t~e elec lenc1h Ihe health and sanItary government circles .. the most Cabinet casually, (lnternationtll) poured out, and in accusI ng other Colonel Trygg was 5anllary engineer for Louisiana slate health de tion, whicl;l b~ he~d.. .6tug. 13, Amusement devices - m '~1 conditions In the local restaurants likely choice to succeed Fred M. tavern keepers of operating after partment. wlll cities license automaUc 'coin and propO!>oo that an ordinance. Vinson as the nalion's War Mobili 12 o'clock midnight tends to create the secreta,ry \\{Hl ~ aPP,!ioted by tb,e president-elec( Also to be chines. In most municipalities bojj; Pa.ll mf'd after I It e sueeesled zalion Director. (InteTfltltional) a suspicion of guilt, but it not con named Will be " the ch ~ionen for the operato~ aod owners ate tarqlj landards of the United Stales clusive proof. It was proved that Concert of Favorites Tomorrow- each of 12 committ.ccs. Bicycle 'Upenses-Ihe usual (~ ImbUc hralUI service lflviM the an employe of the defendant drank is 25 pr 50 cen.t!, a year, which'lII cily h alth InspCl'tor more power. beer in his place of business after ••------4. er.ally includes' an inspection If be draftrd and considered. midnight, but the evidence that The resolutJon pabscd lasl nighl the employer knew it is inconclu Works Once Disliked Elect~iccd. MlSh,QPS lh~:~~~~e · aueys-many citiea u. disposing of orth street ends a sive. 'Permitting' implies knowl- ' Fa~. ~~cc.ssioO cense lhem. Fees usuallY' " edge and assent. In, dispute over t h c platled-but (Edilor's Note : Th e following to proCessional and public indiffer I(,AA. P Fir~men 8usy scaled accorqing to the ntimber _~ ncver-graded slt'eet which had "Upon the prosecution rests the commentary on the program for enc and critical abuse. ."..... alleys. been und r can ideralion since burden of proving the defendant tomorrow evening's concert by the Vlgorol18 Ideas • .... Business licenses - many CI\~ early March. Alderman Carl S. guilty beyond every reasonable summer session symphony orches Yet in all these works certain Tw6 \' ~ir~ repor~d within five licehse bUSiness. . , Kringel, (ourth ward, told the doubt. The evidence leaves such a tra was written by Prof. Philip vigorous ideas proved un forget minutes 01: ellc~ other "kept Iowa Buses - Butler, ~a ., Ii~ rounci I that altorneys for Prof. doubt, and the court is compelled Greeley Clapp, head of the music table; in spite of every obstacle to city firemen on 'the ,un sesterday buses at $100 a bus a year. OllIe Huber O. Croft and Harley T. Mc to lind the defendant not guilty." department and director of the or frequent or accurate performance aft«tTnoo~ l,i..he.n I!I~ctrical mishaps clties haVe similar plans. Nabb, disputing property owners, chestra. The concerl will be PI'C the Lenore Overture. the Unfin occurre~ at Sidwell's' Dlliry store, Cigarettes - a few cities b. had signed an agreement or ease sented in the main lounge of Iowa ished symphony, and the Saint Iii to~a. ~venue, I\nd Lubin's imposed a municipal tax. ment. Union at 8 p. m.) Sa ens Cello concerto slowly made Drug slare, 132 S. Cijnton street. Circuses and carnlvals.-PIt McNabb had asked that the 387 Iowa Cadets their way to the fore, until today At 2:44 . p: ril. both fire trucks usually arc ' by the day 01" by slreet be put tn grade so that he By PROF. PHILIP GltEELEY they are favorites wherever or rushed to Sidwell's store where a show and vary widely in a mo~ could have ilcce~s to the l'ear of CLAPP chestral music is heard and en refrigeratIon motor wak 00 fire in Fire protection - many citlt his propelly on Rocky Shore drive. To AHend. CAP When a musical composition joyed. Smetana is best known to the basemellt at the' buildJng. At charge for fire protection f" Professor Croft and Prof. H. G. sounds as fresh on Jts '140th birth American audiences by his tone 2:46 p. m. an alarm (rom Lubin's nlshed outside municipal bola Plum protested this action. Under Summer,Encampment day as it so unded on the day of its poem, "The Moldau," which is the Drug store was broadcast over the daries. the te rm~ of ea. ement agreed to by second of a series, "My Counlr)'''. police radio to the receiver on fire Garbage and rubbish coll~ HARDLY had Associate Ju.Uce fi" st performance. one is tempted the prop!'rty owners abulling on The hearers may judge {or him truck No.2 and firemim sped to charges-there is also a gr~ rHE WHITE HOUSE has announced Owen J. Roberts, of the Supreme the former streel, McNabb is The Civil Air Patrol summer en to believe that lhe miracle of self as to the effecti veness With its 132 S. Clinton to extinguish a lire use of these special ' serviu that President Truman will nomi Court, announced hi. resignation granted the right 10 construct a campment to be held .at the Sioux earthly immortality at lasl has more familiar companion pieceo caused by defective wiring on a charges. driveway over property owned by nate War Mobilizer Fred M. Vinson than Washington was filled with City air base Aug. 18 to Sept. (above) to succeed Henry M. Mor come to pass. It would be nearer Today the works of these com neon silln. . . i ... ~ the others. rumors that Chle! Justice Hllflal. 1 wilL be attended by 387 Iowa genthau as Secretary of the Treas Fiske Stone, last remllinlng Repub the truth to :>ay Ihat music which posers live in the affection of m'il Havil)~ put out the fi're at The uellUen rrom the VFW post, boys, it" was re~ealed by Lieu l lions of concert gael's and lIive joy Lubin's 'they rel urn~d io Sidwell's, ,Expulsion 'Near? ury. The appointment will be made lican on the bench, would soon de Col. D.oo C. Joh'nston, CAP wing does not sound beller and better now headed by World War II vet when the Chic! Executive returns to generation after generation 'of cleaned awqy fhe' debris' and' were cide to retire, Here is -one of hls commander who was in Iowa City CrC)m year 10 year and generation erans, brinl:'s t~ the lront a.g-am a from abroad, (International) recent portraits. (InteTnctli01lal) music lovers. The audience at la back at the station 'shortly lifter very delicate ItuaUon whJch Of last night to address the meeting to generation is likely SOOIl 10 be morrow evening's concert of the 3 o'eloc~ :, pama'ges' ilt both .places of squadron 722-2 Ib studio "0" of Ir;- lnated carly in Mayor Teeters' forgotten . summer session symphony orches were mitior. '" firs~ administration. dJer "ery power under the engineering building. tra will greet the work:s of these has little First performances arc orten in The petition was signed by Ibe present. city ordlnance to com The CAP 'cade~ attending the (our composers as one greets thQse County Exceeds Bond adequate and the public i~ not al Willa Dickens, ('ommaljder, and pel restaurant. oPerators to follow J HOln'; ~o~~~t!~ A~~ed encampment wlli . receive · com ways ready to respond [avorably friends whom one values most. . , Emcst L. Ramer, adJulant, of posl good sanitation rotes. It. was pro plete . training : by personnel in To Investiga,teNeferan No. 2581. Ramer, who is also man pOSed that Ihe health ' ordinance if a composer rails to conform to Quot~ by $1,274,670; charge -at training combat crew the prejudices 01 hi s lime. Some "ger of the club rooms located suggested by the fe4eral public men. John~ton ~a;d ~ Tr~tment at Hospital times, even the composer himself ••' \ •. Lao '!" over Dunkel's tavern and cigar health service be studJed with the Placement Office- Tne camp is designed 10 attain revises and improves a work after store, and three other members of vic\V of ·ertanct.JlI &" a. new city 'E' Series by $68,011 certain Qbjectives. Th!!y are' a re WASHIlfGT-ON
Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1945-07-10
