1944 HAnON CALENDAll PROCESSI':D YOOJ.)S blLle 1M"'!," A8 IllroLlih K8 vllUd Indefinitely; MllAT red 10-poln! .tamPI 1.8 throulh J. vaUd Indefinitely; SUGAR Partly Cloudy .tamp 30. 31 (book 4, valid Indefinitely. ltamp 40 for ..nru~ 1UPI' expire. Feb. 28. 11lt5' SHOE . tamp 18 (book 1, uplr.. April 30. SIl~hlly airplane sl8J1lP 1 Ibook 3) valid IndeflnteJy ; GASOLINE A-II coupon IOWA: Partly cloudy. expires June 21 ; FUEL OIL per. • and 5 COUPQIlI expIre Sept. 30 ; , DAILyloW"AN warmer. TIRE INSPECTION d eadline for A COlipOD holde... March 31. lor B THE coupon holdorl. J une 30. and lor C COUpOD bolde ... MI l' 51. Iowa Cit Y IsM 0 r n i n 'g New s p a per ~ -t1VE CENTS TBII "IIOCIATO· ...... IOWA CITY. IOWA SATURDAY. APRIL B. 1944 TH A ••o e IATED PJI... . VOLUME XUV NUMBER 165 = '" Bags Nine Japs Reds Trap At a Glance- Five Nazi Today's American T'ask Force Spreads Iowan Divisions ...... U. S.-Brltaln announce aane Destruction in Pal'au Island Bases Russians Capture ment or International control In technical phases ot post-war Novaya-Dafinovka, civil aviation. COURT-MARTIAL WRIGHT FIELD OFFICERS FOR NEGLECT 10 Miles From Odessa Roosevelt rules out recognition Jap Invaders Unchallenged LONDON, Saturday (AP) ot French committee before in Russian troops attackiug nOI'111 - vasion ot Europe. west of Odessa have tra.pped the remnants of five German divi Yank laak force wreaks havoc Drive on·West By Jap Fleet for 3 days only 300 miles from sion - pel'haps 25,000 to 50,000 Phill pplnes. men- and begun wi ping them Cross Key Highway Sink 28 Enemy out , Moscow a.nnounced la. t Dr. J. Ralpb Maa'ee to speak at In Heart of Allied night , while other mobile units 84th SUI convocation. Defense Zone in Burma Ships, Damage 18 racing 8.ronnd Odessa'R westel'll In Heavy Raid flank smashed to within 13 miles NEW DELHI (AP )-Japanese of th e last Ge rman escape route S ERG T. LOUIS OLIVER ot invasion tl'oopS in India have into Rumani a witb th e cap ture Princeton. N. J .. one of "Merrill's Wage, Price Control U. S. P AC I F I FLEET driven westward across the Im HEADQUARTERS, Pearl H a r of Mayaki at the hrad of' the Marauden" makl~ It tou~h for phal-Kohima highway in the heart bor (AP)-Unchallenged by t he Dnies1er ('!;tua[·y. the Japs In Burma. dlsplaYi his af Policies Must Stay of the allied defense zone and are apaue e f leet, trong Am rican Rolling through 60 villages in fection ror his trusty rltle whlcb he being hoUy engaged in the jungles J calls "Betsy." During one en~a~e aircraft car I' i e r til k forces a narowing siege arc around the 35 miles east oC the Bengal-Assam ment Sergeant Oliver ba~ged nine Same Say Advisers railway, American-operated sup wreaked havoc for three days bi. Black sea port the Russians Japs In 27 shots; sayS he "must WASHINGTON (AP)-Organ- ply lifeline for Lieul. Gen. J oseph less than 600 miles from the also captured Novaya-Daiinovka, bave been excited" or he wouldn't W. Stilwell's ,orces in northern P hilippines, sinking 28 enemy leu than 10 miles northeast of the bave missed tbe others. I ized labor's drive to break down Burma, it wa announced yester sbips, damaging 18, baggiug 160 prize city; Chebanka, 12 miles on the "little steel " formula bumped day. the east near the COll st; Novaya to 214 planes and spr adin~ de head on yesterday into a flat pro (A Berlin broadcast of Tok,yo stmction over tIt Pa Ian islands Emelovka, 17 miles on the north ; nouncement by top White House dispatches declared tha t Japanese and Karlstal, 17 miles on the economic advisers that wage and and adjacent bases, it was dis F. R. Rule,sOut troops were "menacing" tl1e rail closed yesterday. northwest. price control policies must be con road from an unstated distance, The Iwsts of war The capture 01 Mayakl In a tinued unchanged. and said confidenUy that when it Amel'iean %5·mlle lun~e from Baden down With Indirect endorsement by was cut the collapse of the allied ships, operating mO l'e than 4,500 the eut bank of the Dnlester approving co m men t, President campaign in north Burma would miles southwest of Pearl Harbor, river put tbe Reil army within Recognition Roosevelt made public at his news "become inevitable." A Japanese THREE AR ~fY AIR FORCE OFFICER • l\faJ. w. A. RYa n, Lieut. Col. Frank • Greulich and Maj. Wil emerged unscathed and only 25 of 13 miles or Ovldopol, terry ter conference a report to him that news agency dispatch recorded by liam Bruckmann, who are accused of neglect or duty and conspiracy In connection with allegedly passln~ Ule hundreds of attacking carrier IIlnus on tbe lower Dnlester es the stabilization program has suc Reuters said J apanese troops were Inspection on airplane engines after they were rejected by civilian Inspection at Wright field, Dayton, planes were lost. Eiighteen fliers tuary and bottleneck In German Of Committee ceeded to the benefit of all ele within six miles of Imphal from Ohio, are shown above with their defens counsel a t their court-ma rtial In Inclnnlltl. Left to right are allempts to rescue thoUlands ments of the population. P rice the east.) Major Ityan. Capt. Jack S. BInion, Colonel Greuli ch, Maj. Edward F. Cavanaugh J r., Col. Park Holland, perished. from Imperilled Odessa. rises have been checked, it said, Install ROad Blocks Capt. William E. Miller and Major Bruckmann. Fa»;n&', as a:t'Ilruk an III In the From Odessa a railway runs 18 WASHINGTON, (AP)- Presi and the cost ot living is actually It had been known Since Sun Marianas In February task force t dent Roosevelt asserted yesterday miles s o u t h w e s of Ovidopal, lower now than it was a year aio, dllY that the invaders had Installed assaults, to draw Qut . ippon' whence ferries ply the four-mile th at the principle of self-deter ------.1 while wages have been. stabl1i:Z:ed. road blocks on the 60-mile Im navy, Admiral Rich A wide Dniester to Akkerman in mination is the core of American Not Jeopardise GUM phal-Kohima road, completely iso U. S., Britain Agree- McNuH, Hershey Urge lower Bessarabia. Thus a Soviet policy toward France and, by im "We must not jeopardl:z:e these lating the big all ied base at Im Men of Draft ance's Ileel bad ., be • ontt'D/I'oj mash to Ovidopol automatically plication, he r uled out any pre gains by any change of policy or phal except by air, but yesterday's \AI with two destroye and "one would seal off scores of thousands invasion recognition of the French relaxation of effort in the critical communique from Adm. Lord 4-rs to Seek Jobs unidentified c om b a t ship" of Germans battling other Rus committee of national liberation. months ahead," the report con Louis Mountbatten's headquarters P t amonr the vessels slJ!lk. The re sian columns at the approaches to Mr. Roosevelt's position has been gllve the first indication that this Age Divided .OS - ,v v or In Essential Activities cluded ... . "The need for con mainder larrely were ships and Odessa. stated formally to the British with tinued restraint and continued co enemy column had pressed on The latest Russian trap was cre whom there must be agreement on westward. Oilers. operation with every phase of the J WASHINGTON .. ated north ot Razdelnaya, 40 miles the orders to be issued by the coni The vital allied railway line at Aviation (AP)-~an But a big Japanese battleship bined chiefs of staff to Gen. stabilizlltion proaram is evident. In, 3 Groups pOwer Chairman Paul V. McNutt northwest of Odessa, by units Obviously, too, we should 'Clinl to which the entire J apanese invas was spotted the night of March 28. which had cut the last major rail Dwight D. Eisenhower beforee tile ion is aimed primarily is only and Dr:lCt Director Lewis B. Her- the policies and machinery ;"hlch just before the three-day fleet op escape route into Rumania at Raz invasion of western Europe. Aa ,bout 35 miles from the Imphal LONDON, * Saturday,* * (AP)- shey joined last night in asking yet, the British bave made no have served us 80 effectively thus WASfU NGTON (AP)-Men oC delnaya... Kohima hi"way at ot)c point. Concluding u fO ur-day discussion 4-F's who ;Jl'e not already 80 em eration opened. fleeing the Palau repl)'. tar." drait age were dIvIded into three Moscow'a bulletin llald more The report was in the form of a T/lel'e was ,\0 additional news of of post-war civil aviation, repre- ployed to seek jobs in essential ac region in the western Carolines. Ibau 5,000 of the enclroled Ger French Quest10n J IJ panese forces which several age groups yesterday and local sentalives of the United States and tivities or U10se designated by the Yesterday's discussion of the letter to the president from Fred The i n t e r c e p ti n g submarine Malls already had been killed days ago were reported pressing boards weI' instructed to go eas Great Britain announced early to- WMC 8S "locally heeded." French question by the Chief Ex M. VlnSQn, economic stabilization rammed home a torpedo which and more than 1.000·captured In director; Chester Bowles, price ad through the Naga hills north of day that the two governments had A Similar separate appeal also ec utive at D news conference was ier on lhe men in the 30 to 38 caused "considerable damage." two dayS' fl~btln~, and the re Kohima toward the railroad. "agre d that internatiOfial control was made by Chairman Costello his !irst since he announced Ma l,'ch ministrator ; Marvin Jones, war bracket. ~oJlowjl'lg . out il policy laid The battlewaeon, however, llmped lllainder were "belnr wiped Edre ot Manlpur should govern a considerable field (D-Callf) of a house military sub- ) 7 that he had arrived at 11 dl!1!i tood administrator. and Chairman down by Selective Service Direc away. oul." Sixty-four ~un. and 24 British and Indian troops de of technical matters." committ e who said he bad "no sion. It coihcided wllh an an WIlliam H. Davis 01 the war la\)or "There was no damage to our lanka also w e aeh:ed In that board. It noted tnat today is the fending Imphal itself against Jap tor Lewis B. Hershey in a speech Persons Attending desire 10 establish some sort of nouncement in London that Under anese formations pressing in trom last Tuesday. surface ships," yesterda y's com area. said tbe broadcut com secretary of State Edward R. Stet first anniversary of tht! d,le the The meetings were a.ttended by labor conscription." This group has munique said, The Japanese ra lIuhlque recorded by the Soviet president issued his "bold-the the east and south at the ed,e ot The 6,400 local boards got their Adolf A. Berle, J r .• ASSIstant U. S. been considering legislation for a tin ius has arrived there (or con the Manipur plain' th tew back sev latest instructions on job deter_ y dio bad claimed two cruisers • lIonltor. versations with the British foreign line" order on wages and prices. Se.cretar .01 Sta.te, Dr. .Edw ard Idra ft of 4-F's into a work corps if sunk, a battleship and at least In the other trap n ea west of Relax: Formula era1 small enemy a ttacks Thurs ments in a memorandum sent by Warn~r, vIce c~a l r m a n of the U. they do not voluntarily take essen office. Stetti nius may seek to day, Mountbatten's communique mail. S. CIVIl aeronautIcs boa.rd and Lord lial employment. Costello made two aircraft carrlersdamalred. Skala, in the southwestern corner clarify the American pOSition to Both the AFL and the CIO are Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, in announced. The 17th Indian divis Although ~epe nden cy as a test BeavErbrook, ~ord Pnvy Seal, as clear this idea has not been aban of the Ukraine, the Russians gai n the British and, if necessary, urge askini in current war labor board breaking a protective radio silence repulsed G e r m a n attempts to bearings for relaxation of the ion, withdrawing up the road from for deferment has long since well as techmcal adVIsers. They doned an early decision tor joint action Tiddim to aid in the defense '11 yielded to job essentiality and age, produced enough agreement to' , of more than a week, disclosed break out to the west, killing 4,000 through the combi ned chiefs of "little steel" formula limiting ien "justify the expectation that final As the appeals to 4-F s .w~ n t out. that the P alaus. known as Japan's enemy troops during Thursday Imphal, was reported intact with the boards were told that pre-war staff. eral wage increases to 15 percent 80 to 90 percent of its transport fathers 26 and over, in cases dispositions can be reached at an men '01 dra!! age w.ere dIVided by Singapore, bore the brunt of the alone and capturing 1,400 trucks Not Able to Cooperate above the January. 1941, level. international conference," a state- ~ew selectIve servIce regulations attack of carrier planes but that and five Junkers-52 transport saved. where all other factors are equal, Pending the issuance 01 orders "Could this be interpreted as an menl concerning the meeting said. mto three :I~e groups and local Yap. Ulithi and Woleai also were planes which the enemy had been Making a fighting withdrawal will normally be accorded job by this top military board, French answer to attempts to shatter the Iteferments in preference to non "They (the delegates) have in ~oards were. mstructed to go eas 0 using to rescue German officers. into besieged Imphal along with hit in p e r a t Ion s extending officers assigned by the committee little steel formula?" Mr. Roose the crack Indian diviSion are 70 fathers. mind that the govemment of the ler on Ulose m the 30 to 38 bracket. through March 29. 90 lind 31 . to Eisenhower's headquarters arE\ velt was asked. members of an American field They also cautioned against the Soviet un ion and other govern- ~cNutt and Hershey Ul'ied a.1l At Palau on the fint two days not officially able to cooperate in It doesn't answer anything, it's service a mbulance unit that has impression that men in theil' thir ments would likewise enter into 4-F s who m'e m doubt abol;lt then: 25 ships were sunk. The other Iowa State CommiHee preparations for ruling liberated a statement of fact, he replied. been serving with the British in ties were to be almost "immune" conversations prior to such an in- employment to consult ~heJr 1<~c al three enemy ships definitelY areas of France. In making public the report, the the Tiddim area. from the draft. Such an impres ternational conference," the an- U. S, employment service office. sunk were small ones wbich president said it was of real Im sion is completely false and mls nouncement added. They estImated that ov~ r 2,000,- Russians Meet 000 of the 3,600,000 4-F s are al- tell victim to ships' runflre at Proposes Streamlined Percy Selden Straus, 67, partance and worth everyone's lead i ~g, they said. The oldel' a sea. readinl. It II ot real Importance, While the meetings were in prog- ready 1n essential or 10caUy Dies of Heart Attack Dr. J. Ralph Magee man in his thirties is, the greater All 18 ships damaged, including ~ngineering Schedule he added, becaUH it cOncerna a the chance f Ol' a job deferment, ress here Russian representatives needed work. the battleship, were in the Palau In New York Store matter which has been overlooked provided his job is important to met in Washington with Joseph The announcer;tent said the C. Grew special assistant to the present essenllal llst, including 35 sector, 530 miles east of the Philip for the last two or three months To Give Lecture the war effort. Age alone will nOt pines. AMES (AP)-8treamlining of NEW YORK (AP)- Percy Sel secretal'y' of state; L. W e ~ch Pogue, general !ield.s of acti:,ity import although there have 'been two or keep him in civilian clothes. In addition, several smaU ships Ihe engineering curriculum for ci den Straus. 67, fa mous merchant chairman of th l! Civi1 aeronautics ant to the war effort, 1S to be used three bouts on the subject in the were sunk at UUtlh . vilian students at Iowa State col who pioneered in low prices and board, and W. A. M. Burden, as- in det e~mining which. 4-F's \\I.ill past. At 84th Convocation More than 60 buildin gs were lege by changing to the semester employe welfare projects died of FRESHMEN AND sistant secretary of commerce fOr be conSIdered to be m essential System has been recommended to The university will observe its ail', for talks of similar scope a!- work. wiped out at Palau, including 20 a heart ailment Thursday night in Jonah, the lSracelet SOPHOMORES warehouses. Hangars, docks and President Charles E. Friley by the his Park avenue department store. 84th convocation April 22 and 23 Students who will. register for fecling Mtions Whlch. operated in - engineering ca binet. WOLBACH, Neb, (AP)-The with a curtailed wartime program a phosphate plant were among fa~ He was chairman of the board of identitication bracelet w h i c h the summer semester as second ternational ail' services before the The aommlttee which proposes and the smallest number of de war an e! are planning to pick up cilities damaged. R. H. Macy & Co., and was noted Bette Lou Noonan lost last Christ~ semester Creshmen and first and DeGaulie-Giraud lerappln~ or the quarter syStem gree-awards in 20 years. again. as a philanthropist, civic leader mas came back in the mail yester~ s ec 0 n d-semester sophomores In favor of three I6-week aemes Prot. F. G. Higbee, director of Showdown Imminent and sportsman. He was a brother day, in a letter tram John F. will receive registration materi \en consists or Dean T. R. convocations stated that 332 men Art of Jesse Straus, former United Moser, . employe In the cattle I als at the registrar's office be If the ell&'ln~rlDC dlvls1on, all and women have filed application 'Skool Techer' ALGIERS' (AP)-A Showdown I Senator Reed Insists States ambasslldor to France. slaughtering di\tlslon ot the Camp ginning Monday until April 21, department heada, and directors for awards in the ceremony which P]TTSBURGH, Kan. (AP) between Gen. Charles DeGaulle 0 S P' b Straus. with his brothers, Jesse bell Soup packing plant at Kansas will take place Sunday, April 23, llccording to an announcement Applyi ng to the Crawford county and Gen. Henri Giraud neared last .f the enrlneerl'n~ extension and Herbert, endowed the Isador by Registrar Harry G. Barnes. n enate to e lervlee and experiment ltatlon. City. at 1:45 p. m. in the lounge of Iowa ration board fo t' extra gasoline, a night with Giraudists saying that Straus professorship of business "We found a braCelet bearin" Union. At the time a student calls for womsn wrote . that , she needed most members of the French na The suggested program would administration ' at the Harvard his materials, he will receive 80 Into eHect with the navy V- 12 your name and address Inside a Commencement speaker will be the fuel because she was "teching tional committee opposed an at WASHINGTON (AP)-Senator eraduate school of business ad instructions regarding an ap IIemester July 1. cow's stomach," Moser wrote. "We Dr. J. Ralph Magee, Methodist scholl." tempt by DeGaulle to relegate the Reed (R-Kan) charged last night ministration in 1924 in memory ot hope the wearer wasn't included pointment with his adviser. All some censorship activites have The e~lneerln~ cabinet (eela resident bishop 01 Des Moines But the board turned down the French commander to the unim his father . . freshmen and sophomores who been "loosely and slovenly han UIa' decreased number of cl In the cow's diet." area, who will speak on "The Age request, deciding if she were a portant post of "inspector eeneral of Acceleration." are registering at this time will "skool techer" . s h ~ shouldn't be. of the armies." dled" as he demanded a formal .IUan .udents does not Justify senate Investigation of circum erferillC parallel sets or course•• Prior to his present position be assigned the same adviser they have had during previous stances by which a house member aeeordln~ to An. Increased Bishop Magee was bishop of the Willkie Arrives Home From Losing Gamble registration periods. got possession of purported cor Ieael!IIII economy Is tbe prl'ncl St. Paul area for seven yeara, Rabbi Morris Kertzer Conducts Jewish respondence of Miss Vivien Kel ,.1 object for a cha~e, he laid. president ot Hamline university Interviews with advisers will be approximately 15 minutes In lema, Westport, Conn., business The Ilroposed system would per- In Wisconsin; 'Has Travelled 65,000 Miles of St. PaUl, and has held pastor woman. mit combining navy and civilian ates in Sioux City, Paullina, Fal length. Prof. Clay Harshbarger Passover Service at Anzio Beachhead of the speech department has Reed said be knew of cases claa.es, thus easing the strain on NEW YORK (AP)-The lonl would estimate. Wlllkie paid the mouth, Taunton, Boston, and I where ceDlOnhip bad distrib faculty memben. Courses in gen road of a political campaigner expensea of his early trips him Brookline, Mass. assigned various taculty advis- WITH THE FIFTH ARMY AT post abandoned after repeated uted to otber ~overnment aren ers to the students on the bas.is THE ANZIO BEACHHEAD (AP) !ral w\luld be the same as offered ended- temporarily, at least-for ieU. Contributions for the latter Alumni day will be observed enemy shelling. eles excerpta from letten that to navy V-12 students. Wendell L. Willkie yesterday when .phase came from many individuals Saturday, April 22, when classes ot the students' interests. Cer- - Allied soldiers at this beachhead Front line troops unable to at had "DO relation whatever to he came home from his losinl and friends who h411l.eved In his With numerals ending in "4" and tain advisers have been named below Rome were celebrating the tend group services were being the war effort." Unn County Auditor gamble In Wisconsin. cause. "9" meet. Special emphasis will to guide freshmen and sopho- Easter weekend last night with Byron Prlee. cUrector of cen He ",as an avowed candidate for Only last week he opened his be placed upon the 50th reunion mores who are undecided as to varied rites in strange places- vis ited by regimental chaplains IOnhiD, llald he would be "very • R.mains Unconscious a second Republican presidential national headquartera of a doun Of the class of 1894 and the 25th their particular Interests. from frontline dugouts to ancient who ollen were forced to travel ,lad to cooperate" with allY In From Sleeping Tablets nomination for only '51 days, but rooms in the Grllnd Central ter rally of the 1919 group. An alum First and second-year stu- wine cellars in shell-spattered under cover of night in order to veatiptioD a senate eommUtee for a year he had toured the coun- mlnal building here. He announced ni luncheon and baseball game dents who are enrolled in any coastnl villages. rellch forward Rosltions without desires to make. CEDAR RAPIDS (AP)- Robert try-campaigning so actively that yesterday they would be clOled. with Minnesota are among the college other than liberal arts At the beachhead hospital ward drawing tire. Reed expressed a · belief censor ~ . V_ly, who was found suffer the announcement of his candidacy He never had visited them. Saturday events. wlll toll ow the registration tent soldiers of the Jewish faith Chaplain Morria N. Keriur of ship rules had been violated by lilt from an overdose ot sleeping In Portland, Ore., Feb. 14 was just WllIkie set out one year 810 for plans outlined by the deans of were meeting last night tor Pass Iowa City, who recently arrived at pUblication of purported excerpts '-blet. when a deputy aherift a formality for "anyone who didn't the 8Outb. He spent AUfUIt on his F. R. Over Bronchitis their collegee. over services, while Protestant the beachhead direct from the of Miss Kellems' correspondence, ~lIed at hi. home here Thursday already know I was iolng to run." Rushville, Ind., farm, then, In Oc- WASIUNGTON (AP) -Presi Students who report to the doughboys were conaregatinl In United States, was conductinl He asked the senate pOstofrice 10 lerve notice of his supen"on al A weary aide estimated yester- tober, he went to CaUfornla, atop dent Roosevelt appeared yesterday registrar's office for an early small groups wherever they were Jewish services last night markinl committee to make a full-dress in Linn county auditor, was 8tJll un day that W'Ulkle had trllveled plnl off in Nevada, Nebraaka and to bave recovered almost com registration will have an oppor- comparatively safe for Good Fri the hllh holiday Passover. quiry Into circumstances sur een.ctOUl yesterday IIttemoon, al 65,000 miles durlni the year-that New Mexico. pletely from hUt sieie ot bronclUtis tunlty to discuss fully with day services and the Catholics The rites commemorating the Is rouncUng charges by Representa lllauch hll phYsician said his con is more than double his travel rec- Home briefly, he hurried ott In and to be back In his nonnal llood tbelr advisers their academic were meetinl in an old church for raelites freedom from bond8le In tive CoUee (D-Wash) that Miss dillon wa. Ilightly more favorable. ord of 10.40, when the party's oal1- mid-October to deliver bill much health. plan.. stations of the cross devotions. The pby.lclan said he was being ancient Egypt were held In a sunk Kellems had made "seditious" dldate tor the presidency, he heralded speech in St. Low.-, At his news conference his voice At the time of application for One Protestant service was con- en. sand-bagged ward tent In the speechea and corresponded with a ~ with oxy,en, becalt!le the packed 28,000 mile. Into tour reply to Mlsaouri leaders who was stroni and clear In marked materials, studenta mUlit pre- ducted in an old wine shop. British American hospital area which hal German co u n t whom Cortee cIrur V.. I,. swallowed depletell montha. wanted anlwen to certain quel- contra.t to its buaklnl!8l wben he aent identification Cards. soldiers were holding high Epls IilI CIJJ1,.n In the body. How much It cost him, no one lion •• I been shelled and bombed many termed a "Nui agent" In Argen ~It recel¥ild 1WWal8ll 10.,. ,,0. ~--~ ...l.O,j"'------": copnl services in an old command times by the GftrnanL tina. PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 194C SATURI = THE DAILY IowAJlt Publlsbed every morninl ex OFfiCIAL DAfl Y BUllETIN , Washington Report Wa ~inglqn ftem' bI tile UNlVERSITY CALENDAR are acheduled In lIIe Pna , cept Monday by Student PubUca Ann " ...tI dent·, Olllee. Old Ca"ltol. Ite"" tor tM GIIlNmtAL NOTICIS • ~na Incorporated at 126-130 Iowa d~cmted rib the c ..... pu. edllor ot The Dilly lOwf.n or IM1 II aYeJlue, Iowa Cio', Iowa. ' laCed III the box_ provided for "elr !depoodt bI the !IttI,*, of TIl I Australian Girls Chic, In Wartime ':' "" low.... GENERAL NOTICllIJ murt be at The Dill,. lowlII it , I~ E, p. m. tile d.,. preeedln, lUst pubUcallon; noll."" wnl NOT II Board ot Trustees: Wilbur L. Good-Looking Battle Between ., ."".pt~ br telephone, and mUll be TYPED OB LJ:GIBL Y WIU'I'III To I Schramm, A. Craig Baird, KIrk H. r _ IIJGIIIIlD by • _Ible penaa. Porter, Paul E. Olson, .Tack B7 BELEN ESSARY Executive, Legislative e Vol. XXI, No. 1822 Saturday, ~prll 8. JHt Moyen, .Teanne Franklin, Sarab Central Press Columnist \, Branches 'Real One' Joe I Balley, Donald Ottilie, Charles WASHINGTON-I was discuss- been succeeded in the state de , Swisher. ing the frequent and sudden dlv- partment by Edward Stettinius. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Vari. By JACK 8TI1'OO:'Fl Fred M. Pownall, PubUaher orces at husbands servini abroad • • • WASHINGTON-It is becomini Salurday, April 8 tion of University Women, Upi For • Marilyn Carpenter, from the wives they lett behind At the army and navy club I met versity club rooms; address b, Advertising Manager more apparent every day her~ that 8~11 p. m. University party, Iowa The pI them. with a man who zips in a the famous Dr. Wassell, hero of Professor C. Addison Hickman, on Shirley McKim. EdItor the battle between lbe executive ' Union. campuS tl plane around the world and back the movie "Or. Wassell Comes Monday, April 10 "The Economic Reconstruction 01 a,ain every month or and legislative branches of govern pers, has S Entered .. ICcond cluI mall so. Home." shown by the navy league ment is nearing a showdown-a 8 p.m. Humanist Society, art the Post-war World." , "Do you suppose it Is the wives 1: an matter at the postoff1ce at Iowa r~al one. bunding; illustrated lecture by 8 p. m. Illustrated lecture bJ Phelan. who are getting the divorCes?" I for the benefi t of the Americaq thi CO'. Iowa, under the ~ of COD In other words. it's a scrap now Prof. r.. D. Longman on "Con~ Dr. L. R. Landon. "Explora!Jon·' eral dlrec Bsked. Red Cross. treU of March 2, 1879. to see whether congress or the temporary Painting." of the Arctic," under auspices ciI Rapers VIi "Npt if the men lire In Austra You remember, the president, In president is going to run this war Tuesday, Aprll 11 the Iowa Mountaineers, Chem~ end, Aprl Subscription rates-By maJ1, $5 lia," I was told in a voice of con one of his broadcasts praised Dr. and this country, or, as it should 12 M. Professional Women's try auditorium. torlum oj per ,.ear; by carrier. 10 ceIlta viction. "No slr-ee! Nobody be ap Wassell's courage and skill in I)e, both harmOnioUsly working to Luncbeon. University club. Sunday. AJlrll le ferson an. tur weekly. $5 per year. lieves how attractive those Aug .. briniing wounded men back from gether. 8:30 p. m. Picnic supper, Tri~ 3-5 p. m. Open house lor gradu KamPU: tio The A$soclated Preaa Ja exclu trallan girls are, unless he has The outcome of the baUle may anile club atlng class, President's Home, 102 variety st Java. Fli lively entitled to use tor republJ 'known them. not really be known until we go 8 p, m. University play: "Mr. Church street. has been "T/ley've iot everythini. They're Dr. Wassell is a celeprlty to re~ sit cation of all news dispatches cred~ to tlle poUs in No~ber-btrt it Pifn Passes By," University tMa Tuesday, Apr\l 18 years by an Ued to it or not otherwJae cred smart. They're iood~looklng with store your Jllith in cele~rlties. He could be. kno.n before that If ter. 7:30 p. m. Iowa Mountaineen, sUy's is 11 wild, unaffected, sincere ,en~ Th Ited in this paper and alao the the most-the most-the mO$t public opinion getsl any more Wednesday, April 1% ~23 engineering bulldlni; movinc 19 local neWi published benm. Anyhow, they've Jot swell figu(es, tleman. 'tou believe 'in him, in~ aroused than it seems to be from 8 p. m. University play, ".Mr. pictures: "Easter in the Holy H And that isn't all. stantly, and realize tMt a#er ~he this ivory tower. Pim Passes By," UniveMity thea- Land," "WJld Elcphant Roundup;" el TELEPHONES "I tell you. seriously, American porrors ot Java an~ ~e hurrah 01 , The bill the latest ter. "Four Barriers." "Call of t h t Editorial Office _____4192 tax mess is co women will l'Iave to rook sharp to two years in Hollywood, wJlere lle straw in the wind, and as a straw, , p. m. Concert by University W:ilderness," "Father Hubbard,-' ha SocIeO' EdItor .41D3 keep up witlt airls like !pat." went to l1elp cfired thE! picture, h~ it's a sizable California redwood. SYtnphony orchestra. Iowa Union. "Adventures Among Glaciers." sc Business Office 4191 The alobe flYin~ !l1an continued: stiJ1. /las a simpr~, proud fat~h in I don·t know how tong' It has been Tbarsd'ay, April 13 7:30 p. m. White Elephant bridp "I think it is oufra,eous to keep peopte and In decency. 10 a, m. Hospital library (pot- party, University club. rc SATURDAY, APRIL 8. lq44 since a president haS" felt forced I the WAVES at flome. The navy • •• • to veto a general revenue bill and luck luncheon), UnIversity club. Thu.rsday. AprU 21 ------needs them a"road. EsRtcial1y in If I coul~ for~et the lake at none of the old-timers I've talked 2 p, m. Kensington, University 9 p. m. Spring formal, Trlah81e a place like A u ~ t I' a 11 a. Why Charlotlenburi near ~rJin 'as I ------to has been able to help me out club. club. shouldn't ttiey' have a chance' to on the information. It's just one 8 p. m. University play: "Mr. I Friday, Aprll 21 get over there as the WACs are sao/teel lessit one certain ~Jmrlier that day,a lon" rmi"!l~ fear- "olIYWQod Slights and Sounds Of those things that isn't done. Piin ' Passes By," Universi~ the-j 3-5:30 p. m. Red Cross Tea and Need Frank ~oini. kt all of ~e lIervlcewo!'"en ful strulile wit/l Germany awaits The anti-subsidy bill was an ater. Kensington, University cl u b; us. . in have their romances anq marry other, although not anywhere Friday, Aprll U "Further Adventures of a Travel. T nlee men. And, believe me: they You have seen little ponds and Susan Hayward Refers to Self nearly 8B> important except as a 4 P. m. Phi Beta Kappa, senate ing Sculptor," by Mrs. E. F. Mason 9 wlll be a darn siaht likelier to creeks in this country, abuzz with psychological factor in the overall chamber, Old Capitol. Saturday, April 22 ,I. Discussion marry Americans U they iO al>road skimmin, water insects, cutting price control program. 4:15 p. m. The Reading Hour, 12 M. Second semester closes in in As Nicheless Witch where the Ameri\:lln men are th~n across the rl£>ples, Tacin, as if University Theater lounge. colleges of commerce, educatiOll, t -:::----o---==--:::-:-::-~ • • • Until very recently, a majority if they stick at home, ~ust waiting their lives depended on movini By ROBBIN COONS The administration did ,et over 8 p. m. University play: "Mr. engineering, graduate, law. liberal of ~ple gave little heed to around." iaily and swiftly. HOLLYWOOD-The Nicheless ments when she was cast at all. a partial war contract renegotia. Pim Passes By," Univenity the~ arts and pharmacy. a public spending. Everybody • • • • T)'Iis WaS the way the lake pe Witch-that's how pretty Susan She was loaned out, finally, for tion law but that was tied to the ater. Sunday, Aprll 23 Hayward sometimes describes her- "Adam Had Four Sons," and that g from chambers of commerce to Speakioil oJ American wOp1en $icI'e Charlo~tenbur' looked when tax bill anI! was small sop com Saturday, Allt\l 15 1.:4.5 p. m. University CO!lVIlU- lIbroad, there's that Latin A/'11en~ J' wa~ched it enviously, a tourist sell-is one of the few actresses in was when she became a casting pared to what the White House 12:15 p. m. American Associa- tion, Iowa Union. s soap box orators devoted a town who'U say frankly, with no puzzle. In it she played her first had asked for. I can trip of Mrs. lioosevelt's. A few In·a sliht-seeini bu~. In~tead of ---- large share of their time figur people In the state department are insects, however, I saw German bush-beating: "I want to be a witch, a heartless, scheming wench The soldiers' vote bill is a third (For information rerardIn, dates beyond this IOhedule, HI 1 ing out how to get a bigger cut star." with a dollar-sign over her heart. major administration request at ....rvatl0D8 In the offlee 01 the PreslcJeru, Old CapItaL) ]" now recalling how e
Plh' Run Co-hi' 2 P. M. Iowa Diamond ALLAN LADD BILLY HEaMAN, 3" .car ...,.,..1IMe_ .f ibe Brookl,.n DocIrers. Julte Bishop l-IDok Cou~ No. 18. or 6Oc, G..b.lldren 3Qc: ., RISIflI IlII J*plcal at the navy reanHI.. ' taUan In ...... 11 8. In .' Herman. naUve and resident of New Albal11, Ind., Is married and I &be t.,her of one 100. The "RIGHT MAN" L8. 1944 • = SATUJ\DAY, APRIL B, 1944 -. '1' H E J) A I L-Y I O'W AN, lOW A C I T'Y, lOW A PAGE FIVE circle luncheon at the home of at 803 Roosevelt street. house. meeting in the pastor's home, 711 Wisconsin Man Wins NEW VICTORIES BRING WAR CLOSER TO JAPAN Mrs. Ralph Ojeman, 819 N. Linn Thursday, 7:45 p. m.-Evening Wednesday, 7 and 10 a. m. E. Bloomjn/ilton street. street. prayer service with meditations Holy communion in the chapel. Saturday 7:30 p. m. Singspira Wednelday, 2:30 p. m.-Ladies {rom book of Romans at cnu1'ch:- Thursday, 7:30 p. m.-Inqulrer's tion. class in the Rectory. $100 ,Prize for Oratory Aid at the bome of Mrs. Ira Pierce, Trinity Episcopal church 245 Hutchinson. Unitarian church 'l\'ilIiam Rodiger of the Univer Thursday, 7 p. m.-The Moyer 212 . Johnson street. WASHIN6TON- 41 The Rev. Fred W. Putnam, rector GIlbert street and Jowa avenlte sity 01 Wisconsin was awarded Couples club will have a covered Rev. Evam A. Worthley, minister (Continued from page 2) II TIN dish supper at the home of Mr. 8-Holy Eucharist and J;ermOn first place prize of $100 in the 10:04<5-Public service. The sub annual Northern Oratorical league and Mrs. WilJis Hahn. eite. ident Wilsoll. At that time the war 9:30-tloly Eueharist (junior ject lor Ea ter is to be ".Resur was over. r'Che New contest held last night in the sen rections; What Are the Facts?" r6 todlt)' Rt ale ch8mber of Old Capitol. Rod MenDonUe Gospel Mis Ion church choir-no serlllOll). There are plenty of observers in Seymour avenue and Clark street 1O:45-Holy Eucharist and ser Washington, however, who do new IQ,. iler's presentation was entitled Ualtd Goa"I chareh "Outward Bound." Rev. Norman Hobbs, paslor mon. take sides. The prevailing opin fans. The 2-Holy Eueharist for pre-flilht ftl E. F ....e.hUd sired ion here, even among somE! of {/'Ie Second place went to Eugene 10-Sunday school for all ages. _ Max Weir. pa tor direct ll-Hcsston college gospel team cadets. president's opponents, seems to W y man, representati ve from 9:45 a.m. Bible school with class- Northwestern university ,who gave will give service. MondaY,7 a. m.-Holy commun- be that he will win out, if (as'there "Can These Be the Eenemy?" Wy 7:30-Children of the primary ion in the chapel. es lor all aees. apparently is no doubt) he runs man was ptesented with a $50 and junior departments will give Monday, 12 M.-Altar It;lild 11:00 a. m. Mornln, worship fol' a fourth ferm. The idea is award. program in recitations, songs and luncheon at the home of Mrs. C. S. 3:00 p. m. Final Passion week that the rebellious Democrats Four universities, Wisconsin, drills. Grant. service united with Coralville (mostly southern) will have to run Minnesota, Northwestern and 8:20-The young people will Tuesday, 7 a. m.-Holy com- Bible churcb. with him and where there's anr. fue to Iowa were represented in the con present proJl'am In song speak munion in the chapeL. 7:30 p. m. Children'S Easter pro- question of their reelection, won t matlera test. ing. Tue day, 1-04< p. 1tl.-The rector's gl~ carry the fight too close to voting if the)' judges were Prof. Franklin Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.-Bihle study conference hours In the parish! f Thursday 7:45 p. m. Prayer day. want to Knower of the speech department; the traek. Prof. C. C. Cunningham of North corps III &»OPEn western uni versity; Prot. A. T. de,1I., aa Wearer ot the University of Wis by ask consin and Prof. F. M. Rarig of the a. olU IA University of Minnesota. OD frDm Ten Women Apply LATEST AUIED VlC10.IIS p&vln~ the way to the PhIllppme. lDdlida the destruction of all 288 plane. on Hollandfa, New Guinea, .bown on 1n8et above, and thelllnk1Dg or at least 17 enemy shlpe In a dar As Dietitian Aides Ing naval attack on Palau, Yap and Woleat LaIan4. 111 the C&reUlle ~up. Co-ordinated With the AI· . lied activity In Burma and India, land, .ea and air blow. will eventually place the AllIes wlUl!n atl'llt· Ten Iowa City women have reg Ing distance ot not only the PhJl1p~ln .. but J&J*Ilitsell. In India and Bunna AlIied forces f1~ht to istered for the Dietitian AiCle force open the Ledo road, thus insuring a IUl>Ply route lea~ to Cbungldng to the north Il1ld tbroug.h cQurse, Lo be given Tuesdays at Cbangsha \0 the all' base.. F1gur1n~ in the Ohlna cout 6uDpa1gn are, as the map IIhows, (1) For· 7:30 p. m. in the Women's club mosa, wblch has been having Buch severe Invasion jitters that Japan recently appointed a special mill· room of the Community building, tary governor and (2) the Plilllppines, to which General MacArthur baa vowed to return; Halnan (3), according to Dr. Kate Daum, di bombed frequently In recent weeks and (4) center of b8tUe for "China's life line." (International) rector of nutrition at University hospital. commuDicants. The course will be given as soon 10:30-Easter festival service. as a minimum of 20 have regis (HURCH ' CALENDAR The pastor will speak on "Christ's BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG tered. Training consists of a 20- (For Tomorrow and Next Week) Abiding Presence." Holy com hour course in nutrition, followed munion will be celebrated. Spe by a course of 25 hours of instruc First Christlan church 'ly meeting of the church council cial mu ic and anthems by the tion and 15 hours of practical 217 Iowa. avenue will be held at the home of Mr. choir. . work as Dietitian Aide. Applica 2-Divine service at St. John's Rev. Raymond Ludwlgscn, supply tion may be made by phoning the and Mrs. Jesse Fuhl'meister, near Lutheran church, Sharon Center. Red Cross office. pastor North Liberty. Holy communion will be cele Members of the Canteen Corps 9:30-Sunday school. brated. are already serving as Dietitian 10:30-Morning. ,worship. The First Methodist' church 5:30-Lulheran student associa Aides while taking the course, sermon is "OUl' Ri en Christ." Jerterson and Dubdque streets tion luncheon and social hour. and, said Dr. Daum, are filling a 3:30-Junior volunteers. Dr. L. L. Dunnln,ton, minister 6:30-Lutheran Student associa great need. 4:30-Youth feilowship. 7:30-Sunrise worship service tion devotional hour. Fridtjof and breakfast under the sponsor Schrodel' will give an illustrated First Cburch of ChrIst, Scientist ship of the Student Christian talk on Madagascar. Schroder wa Turn to Page 40 I 722 E. CoUere "treet council at the Baptist church. born and reared in Madagascar as For Answer to This 9:30-Sunday school. 9 and 10:3o-Identical services. the son of a missionary. ll-"Are Sin, Disease, and Death The sermon by Dr. Dunnington, Thursday, 2:30 p. m.-Regular Why did onc candle burn down Real?" is to be the subject of the "Eternity Now," is the 18th in a meeting of the Ladies Aid society faster than its 99 indentical fel lesson-sermon. A nursery is main series, "Building a Faith to Live in the church parlors. lows, all lighted before it-ao un tained lor small children. By." canny bit of symbolism, chance, or Wednesday, 8 p. m.-Testimon 4:30- Wesley foundation and First Baptist ohurch just plain hyper-combustibility? ial meeting. Pilgrim fellowship SOCial hour in 227 • Clinton street In Thursday night's dedication A reading room in thc church the Congregational church, follOW Elmer E. Dlerks, pastor of the Congrega tional service flag is open to the pu blic between 2 ed by a supper and vesper services, 9:30-Church school. Worship c~_ In the church, the 100 service can and 5 every afternoon except Sun "Christ's Last Week." serVice and Easter play presented dles were arranged on a large day and legal holidays. There will be no church school by young wOmen of the World cross before the sanctuary. One by Easter morning. A church hour Wide guild. one, as the names of men and First English Lutheran chltrch kindergarten will be maintained 10:30-Ea ter service of worship women In the service were read Dubuque and Market streets during both the services for cl,lil and s~rmon by 'the pastor. "The servial and their sponsors stood in re The Rev. Ralph M. Krueger, dren from two to six years old. Glorjqus Company" will be the slrould sponse, the candles were lighted. pastor subject ot the sermon. simple The final one lighted was the 6:30 - Easter sunrise service. St Pu.trlck's church The ordinance 01 baptism will will win "gold candle" in the very center Special music by the choir. The 224 E. Court street be administered. somethin&, 01 the cross, dedicated to Norma theme of tbe pastor's sermon will Rt. Rev. !\Isgr. Patrick O'Reilly, 4-Vespel' communion service of to knOw, I, Jean Battey, who was killed while be "Broken Seals." pastor the Roger Williams fellowship in in the service of the WAVES. That 9:30-Sunday school. A special Rev. George E. Snell, &li8lS'tanC the Church sanctual')'. Dr. David was the candle which burned Easter service has been planned. 7-Low mass. C. Shipley will give the meditati0ll eerily down to the cross and 10:45-Morning worship. Spe 8:30-High mass. and the pastor, Rev. Elmer E. scorched it, surrounded by the cia 1 choir music. The subject of 9:45-Low mass. Dierks, will preside at the wor stili-burning 99. the pastors' sermon will be "The U-Low mass. ship and communion. Third Day He Rose." Wednesday, I p. m.-Spring .3-The sacrament of holy bap lit. Paul's LulherllR lJnlvenUy luncneon and annual meeting of Mrs, Charles Austin tism for children will be adminfs church the Baptist Women's association Service to Be Monday teredo Gilbert and ,Jefferson s*reels a~ the church. Mrs. Robert M. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.-The month- L. C. Wuerffel, pa.sl.or ~chw~hart will be t~e speaker. 9:3O-Sunday school with Bible Fun e I' a I services for Mrs. class for all. C~arles Austi n, 54, daughter of her husband and six children. concre,.Uonal church Ml'Ji. Charles Gengenheimer, 519 Five of the children are at horne 10:30-Easter worship with the Clinton a.ad Jefferson streets Oakland avenue, will be held at and Lieu!. Irene Austin is a nurse pastor speaking on "Easter's Tri Rev. lames E. Waen, lIastor 2 p. m. Monday at the Grinnell in New Guinea; two sisters, Mrs. ull1phant Note 01 Joy." 10:30-Church school and nurs- 12:30-The Lutheran Hour over funeral home. Irma Sass 01 Riverside aDd Elsie ery. Mrs. Austin died at her home of Iowa City, and a brother, Her WMT. 10:30-Worship service wit h in Grinnell Thursday night after bert Gengenheimer of the Oxlord 4-Discussion and social hour special Easter music bY the adult an operation. She is survived by community. for all students, servicemen and choir, the junior choir, a braS( youne people sponsored by Gam sextette, the Tympani and the ma Delta. The topic for discussion organ. . is to be "The Resurrection Mir Wednesday, I p. m.-Plymouth acle." Monday, 8 p. m.-Voters' assem bly in the meeting rooms of the Daily Iowan Want Ads chapel. Wednesday, 7 p. m.,-Cpoir re CLASSIFIED WANTED hearsal in the chapel. WANTED - Laundry shirts 9c. Friday,7 p. m.-Teachers' meet PAm. ROBINSON ADVERTISING ing in the pastor's study. mAIETT Flat finish 5c poun~. Dial 3762. RATE CARD Longstreth. Saturday, 9 a. m.-ChHdren's "TI-IANK.<:; RJQ.114e instruction class. AUTOGr.?APH.~··· ItL PIN Ir OI'Ef2 CASH RATE WANTE:o--.Plurnbing and healinl MY ><1'.'1<": .-..- lor2da~ Larew Co. Dial 9681. FIrs' Presbyterian chllrch lOc per line per dQ 28 E. Malke' street I COIIIecutive da,._ INSTRUCTION Dr. DIOD T, JODes, pastor 'Ie per line per day DANCING LESSONS - ballroom, 9:f5-Church school will "live • eohBeCuUve dliys ballet tap. Dial 7248. MhnJ an Easter worship service in UJe k per line f>8J' da,. Youde Wuriu. auc:jHorium. Everyone is invited. IlDonth- IO:3O-Service of worship. TbIe 4e per !me per day Brown's Commere. Coil. sermon wm be "A Man's Las~ -~ 5 wordJ to lln_ Iowa City'. Accredited Enemy." lllnimum Ad-.2 lin. Business School 4:30 - We s ~in ster fellowship Established 1911 Easter worship in the sanc~uary . CLAssIFIED DlSPLA Y Daf School Nillbt School Cary M. Jones, Al of Iowa City, IIOc col. Inch "Open the Year 'llowIcl" wUl preaide, and Dan Dillineer, Al Or $5.00 per montb Dial 488::11 of Avoca, wOl assist at the meet illl· AU Want Ada Cash In Advance FOR SALE ~:30 - Westminster fellowship Pa7lblel at DailY' Iowan BUII supper and social hour. BOOM AND BOARD ... otf.Ice daily until 5 p.m. A nursery is maintained during the morning service for 6mall c:.o.u.UoDI must be CIllecl lD EASTER CHICKSI .,/ children. "ItXJ e.G ~ 0::'" before II p.m. 8 OORO~OU.S COLO SI IlISEAlCH NORS5Oa at the Car 'wI\'t 0IPt1'r 'IOU ~ble for ODe Incorrect 8t. f..!'l'l'" ch... cb negle 'lIIItltute of TechDolop In iEu.. ME IlE l!!TES r inaertion onb'. John..," Hat,.hery ZJJ .J. '.11..... areel '" PIt\lIlllrP, Dr· Ernst Bert, ~e, 'TIIf/IOVI T.v., MIDGET 708 Riverside Drive R~ Rev. Mqr. Carl H. l\Jelnberc, reporu & method tor obtalning an l!u::=ARD SAC\( IH pasior Inexhaustible IUpply of gaaoltne liS CflGE, AI'ID il'J(E Rev. J. W. Scbmlt., &8Illtanl p&IIior and coal ) trom ) carbobydrate., 111M OUT OF HERE 011. PAN -FR'f DIAL 4191 FURNITURE MOVING 6-First mass. bountifully available In plant Ule. ru.. 7:30-Second mass. Dr. Berl, reporttnr the PI'OCe8l at 111M ! 9-Chlldren's mass. tile Amertcan chemical Soctety MAHER BROS. TRANSFER 10:15-High mass. meellng In Cleveland.' u1d that * * * For Ettlclent J'urnJture IIovIIII 11 :30-Student mass. tile procea) I. ~ relatively' cheap * * * AlIt About Our and Ilmple.I.... He IlLaloned the tu- _~WANTBD------* * * WARDROBE SERVICB St Wenceslaus chureh . '.re farmer W!th an Installation 631 E. Davenpori Itreel on his own farm maJttnr ruoun. WANTED _ Janltol' full time. DIAL - 9696 - DIAL ~ard W, NeOlll, paler to run hi' tralltors and COl.! to pel'll\anenl. Write Box L-21 ; ¥ '-r, / Bev. J. B. Conrath, &8Ilstant pastor Ileal III. home out of tile pl'OChlet8 c 0 Daily Iowan. PROFESSIONAL DffiECTORY 6:30- Low mass. he grows. .. Dr Bert reported that WANTED----=~, --- --Efficient------offlce s--ec- 8-Low mass. froll'l 100 kID, &ani of Louiliana ,1 retary and receptJonlsl. Must lO-Higb mass. dry 8ugar cane the'proce.. wtll know typlng ~nd shorthand. Give ALBRECHT & KNO)c make a.980 pllona. of paollne.1 and references. Write Zion Lutheran eb.ilrcll 3.430 gal... of mIdcI1e 011. 1.210 ~~ence A&iorIlUI-al-Law - \';, Daily Iowan. Job_on alld BloomlnaioD Itreeta . pllons of lubrtcatinr 011 and 8.411 '---~~------Pboae UH A. C. Proehl, pa.tor long tons of raw cane ...... Dr.' WANTIID - Full time nnd Plitt !II 8, Dab.IIM Iowa Cll" 9:15-Sunday school. BerlUld~" 011 u.. ~ thiIe fountain help wanted. All , 9:3~Bible clsss. haa been rotng on for 18 YM at ~ llla\'Y. Apply Ford Hopkins. 10:10-Preparatory service .' tor ~,!.eJ!e Ttch·L f!!.!ler'l!!i!!!l.U SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1944 PAGE SIX - THE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA soon as men and matel'ials are Two More Members 'Jungle Jim' Krause- Chairman Describes ready for public utility. Social CommiHee Ruth Madsen Another project for which funds are authorized is the enlargement For Currier Named Of Phi Beta Kappa Describes South Pacific Jungle Summary Sheet of facilities at Children'S hospital. _____ With an appropriation of $45,000 Members of the social commit- Asks Release A university graduate who has to land. In a lItlle time we found a stale of preservation it Is shipped au~:':= ~r~:' u~:te~::o~; Of Post-War ,Plans the entire amount for all plans in tee of Cu rrier hall for next year newly eleded members of Phi d d seen sea action as a naval yeoman an open mea ow olted with lime, away to be squeezed for its 011. progress tot a I s $730,000. This have been a nn 0 u n c e d. Mary Beta Kappa, national honorary "We all have a responsibility in soelety, published In ),esterday's in the south Pacific and has since lemon and oran,e trees and we Beautiful Coral Beds amount, according to crawford' i . From Hospilal. paper. returned to the United States to learned our first lesson in fruit "As we went back to the sllip connection with this matter ot will be put to work whenever ma- SmIth, A3 01 Algona, Is servlna Ther are Phyllis Subotnlk, be granted a commission in the' hunting-namely, that such trees, we lingered over the beautifully postwar planning and some obll- terials deem it possible. as chail'man of the committee Ruth Madsen, or near Tipton, A' of Cedar Rapld., and Lillian navy, is Ens. Norman Krause, who being short, generally grow in the colored coral beds. Where the gations are due in every commun "We are not forgetting that the which plans CUl"l'ler's social eventa who was accused In 1942 of the Woodard, A' of Des Moines. received his B.A. degree in 1941. open. water was shallower I dove over ity," according to L. C. Crawford, war effort is first in all our plans throughout the year. murder ot her husband, Hennr Ensign Krause, whose home is Enormoul Spiders the side in search of those beau- chairman of the Iowa Cily post ~nd that. n,?thi":g will be don,e to Other members ot the commit Madsen, during her absence fyom in Hutchinson, Kan., was active "Something the school books urul specimens which were so Imp~de It, said the committee tee are Jean Newland, A2 of Bellf the State Hospital for the insane in speech activities on the Iowa may not tell you is that all over brilliant under the water-filtered war planning committee In a talk preSident. Plaine, Big-Little sister chairman; campus, was a winner of the the trees there at:e enormous spid- rays of the sun. i n Mt. PI easant, has flied a pet!- Fo S..I- f II I to Masonic Service club members _ Jeanne Baker, A3 of Milwaukee, tion In Johnson county district rmer tu_nts- Hancher oratorical contest and ers 0 a co ors, some with leg "But when I swam near them Wis., music chairman; Arlene NeI- represented Iowa in the Northern spreads of three to five inches and they lost some of their beauty and yesterday noon. '0;.------.... court asking a writ of habeas cor- Victory Gardeners I son, Al of Sioux City, and Char- pus that she be discharged from Sen"lng the Nal"on Ol'atorical league. more. after I had tugged and yanked Explaining a summary sheet M A I f G lene Nichols, J4 of Nichols, pub- the hospital. I He began a year of graduate "At nights I still think about them loose and brought them to giving concrete plans and approp- ay pp y or as \icily co-chairmen; Mar g a rt t I I work at the university, but early that man-eater almost ran into the surface they had les color .... Daughton, A2 ot Mt. Ayr, howe In the petition , fl'led agal'nst R . _ F ormer I owa C'Iflans • in 1942 left tor service In the a Iong a narrow trail. He had than ever. riations aval' lable for further de- A. Stewart, superintendent of the navy. stretched his web directly across "While r was under wllter J SIlW velopment of postwar projects, Victory gardeners may apply at chairman. 10:::::::======::0:::=== the local rationing boord fOi' gas Independence state hospital, it Is I At present he is completing a the trail so he could jump onto all manner of queer looking and for the Iowa City airport are being Ruth York, A3 of Melrose, MaM., oline to be used in driving to MI charged that Ruth Madsen is re- Three former students at the naval 0 f f Ice l' 's indoctrination anything that passed - I almost brilliantly colored fish- and some developed. Crawford heralded this intramurais chairman; Freda garden plots, according to R. J . kulasek, . A2 of Newton, facult, strained of her liberty illegally. University of Iowa received their course at Tucson, Ariz. The fol- passed. When 1 suddenly looked I almost got my hands on - but commission plan of operation as Phelps, who said applications will The petitioner states that she has army air corps pilot wings and lowing material, signed "Jungle up I was staring right Into his that almost was as good as a being efficient In the handling of guest chairman; Jean Wilson, AI be available today. of Traer, etiq uette, and Barbal'll been restored to reason and is now, commissions last month upon Jim" Krause, was written during eye - but not for long. mile. airport business. Appropriations No more than 300 mile rations and has been for nine months, sane graduation trom the bomber train- his service In the south Pacific, "We picked the fruit with a "I did catch a jelly fish In a for this project amount to $322,500. Thompson, A2 of Slory City, lei will be issued (or use during the dance committee chairman. and mentally normal. ing school at Pampa field, Tex. as an enlisted member of the Unit- wary eye and a quick hand, al- net, and it will be the la st one I Other projects in the process of six-month period following the Judie Harold D. Evans, granted They are Lieut. Edwin A. Hick- ed Stales navy: ways ready to outjump the spider. ever cotch. Mter 1 dove for him advanced planning are the con- date of application. A bonatide a writ of habeas corpus yesterday lin of Wapello, who attended the "On one side of the channel At last, with sacks full, we went and Itot him in the bag I slung it strucUon of the first unit of the car sharing arromgement will be Prof. Harper to Speak and scheduled a hearing in district university from 1940-42; Lleut. where we are anchored are miles back to the boat to empty our across my shoulder and swam State University library with Il utilized in all cases wh re possible. Prof. Earl E. Harper, director ~ court for April 17. Judge Evans, Nyle W. Jones Jr. ot Iowa City, and miles of planted cocoanut load. back to the lighter. $300,000 appropriation, and a mu- At the war prlee and rationing the school of fine arts, will be at the time of the heal'ine, will who attended the university from groves, in row after row like the "In passing we saw how cocoa- "Pretty soon the whole side of nicipal swimming pool with D fund board offices gardeners will be is- guest speaker in Davenport Moo· have full custody of the applicant. I 1938-42, and Lieul. John . Rog- straight furrows of Iowa corn. nut is processed by the natives for my body began to sting as ir a of $62,500 accepted by a city bond sued a special application form, day ni ght at a banquet sponsored Psychiatrists from the State Psy- ers of Coon Rapids, who attended Spread beneath them and distort- shipping. The white meat, which swarm of bees had attacked me. issue. which will include the following by the office rs and board of di· chopathic hospital here will ex- the university from 1936-38. ing their natural beauty is the is known as copra, is piled many I .(ound out then and there that a A petilion now is in circulation I amine the plaintiff. civilized taint ot American tents. feet deep in a big open roasting jelly fish isn't exactly harmless, for popular vote on the creation questions: location of garden, how rectors of the Trl-Cities Symphony Mrs. Madsen asks that she be Behind is the almost impenetra- pit about 12 by 18 leet, with the due to the secretion wh·ich he of an associated tax-supported far is the garden fl'om the home, orchestra. The meeting Is beil1f size of garden, who owns the gar-, held to discuss plans and tlnandal submitted to the hospital here for I ble tangle of the green jungle. In fire beneath fed by the dried co- emits when in danger. They are recreation program and commis- additional observation and exam- a grass carpeted clearing next to coanut hulls. When the copra is about the slimiest and ugliest sion plan of management. Funds den land and are you in portner- support for next year's program InaUon as to her mental condition the cocoanut grove stands a small sufficiently roasted to remain in I creatures I've ever seen." al'e available and will be used as ship. of concerts. if her sanity is not veri!ied at the Catholic chapel, with immaculate hearing. white walls, a bright red roof, and Mrs. Madsen was admitted to the ever-present white cross ris- the hospital at Ml. Pleasant in Ing above all and pointing up- , June, 1942, following on investlga- ward. a tion by Cedar county otficials and "Against the background of tht> g physicians at the request of her jungle green, it is so helpless, in- husband. Reid L. Hunt, county at- significant and almO'St swallowed torney of Cedar county, accused up, and yet so inspiring, aUract- Mrs. Madsen of the murder of her ive and dominant over the scene, husband Sept. 14, 1942. like a lonely ship on the Pacific According to information flied or a palm tree in the desert. I with the petition yesterday Mrs. would like to worship God there. Madsen was paroled from the hos- Swlmmlnr In River • pital at the time of the crime; the "One day we went swimming adjudication of insanity stood up one of the small' rivers. Some "- against her at the lime and there- army boys had already built a fore the Cedar county district diving platform and tied ropes court had no jurisdiction over her high up into the overhanging as the defendant. trees. Up the stream a ways was -- Under these circumstances, set an old gnarled tree, stretching well RECENTLY lraduated from Hon- over a hundred feet into the forth in the information, Mrs. do army air field, Hondo, Tex., sky. I examined it rather carefully Madsen was returned to the cus- and awarded .. commission as a because of the peculiar way its tody of the superintendent of the second lieutenant In the United roots spread out over the top of Mt. Pleasant hospital. States army air forces was Sec- the ground from its broad base. a ond Lieut. WUllam A. Sinrer, lIOn "There were many names and Here~ vuy funny thinq of Mrs. Francis J. Sinrer of New- initials carved on the trunk in ton. Lieutenant Slnrer received good old American style, and one Red Cross Facilities his B.A. derree from the Unlver- in particular caught my eye; for aUy of Iowa.. Ithere in tile bark of an ancient Make Cable Contacts -- jungle tree, thousands of miles 'th W P' Pvt. Carl WilUams, son of Mrs. from the place that inspired it, \ [Belle Sydebotlem, 1.123 E. Dav- was carved 'rowa U.' 'lou never WI ar nsoners . aboutt War Bonds• en port is now statlonllti at Ft. can tell how far the influence of Bliss, Tex. an institution will travel and .... Worried Johnson county families -- where it will reach. who have. not heard from soldler- Ta.lllnf a seven-weeks course Exploration Party relatives 10 German prison camps In . anti-aircraft metbods at Ft. "I suppose, though, of all my T's A FUNNY THING, but many people financial backlog-a backlog that will for several months may now use Bliss, Tn.. 18 Pvt. Paul A. experiences the one I will remem I still have the wrong slant on War help him do such things a. build a Red Cross cable facillties to es- rrantz, son of Mrs. Roy Slev- bel' longest will be the explora Bonds. home, send his children to school, and tablish communication with them, ens, H9 S. Capitol street. His tion party I joined to hunt (or travel. according to Mrs. Lorna L. Mathes, wife and family reside at 1511Z lemons and limes. We were up Theie people think that when they executive secretory of Johnson RUI,e stred. at rive that morning, excited as buy a Bond, they're giving, or donating And, finaIly, by investing the money county Red Cross chapter. a group of school kids going on a their money to the war. that otherwise would be burning a hole "Transfer of prisoners from Corp. W. Frederickson, who is picnic. . in our poc~ets these days, we're helP"' temporary to permanent camps," stationed with the army air torces "We left the ship in II jeep You might say they have a grin-and Mrs. Mathes explained, "or their at Brooks field, Tex., is home on lighter ab(lut 5:45 a. m. By way bear-it attitude about all their War· ing .to keep down the COSt of living. removal to hospitals when III or furlough. He is accompanied by of explanation I might briefly say Bond purchues. So it's a very funny thing that lome wounded may delay notIfying his wife, who will return to Texas that a jeep or tank lighter is a families of correct addresses. An with him to make her home. tlat-bottomed boat shaped rec- Well, that's a strange attitude. Be people still think: they're givi11g their money when they it in a War international agreement now per- tangularly instead of elliptically, cause while buying Bonds il patriotic, invfft mits the Red Cross to send and re- Mrs. May Arnold, 233 S. Lucas with a forward ramp that can be Bond. ceive emergency cables reiarding street, has received word that her let down after the boat is run up and while it il necessary to help the the welfare of men In enemy son, Pvt. Kenneth Arnold, has ar- on the beach so a tank or jeep Government pay for planes and tanks hands." rived in New Guinea. He was for- can drive off onto the beach. and guns, it is not a personal sacrifice. "In some cases," Mrs. Mathes merly stationed at Camp Pickett, "Alter we had gone about three said, "Johnson county persons Va. miles into the jungle we turned In fact, buying a War Bond is just have found that months elapse -- \ back (admittedly because we were about the most advantageous thing between receipt of offlclal notl- Pfc. Don Reba, lIOn of Mr. and getting shakier and shakier) but you can possibly do with your money. ficaUon that sons or husbands are Mrs. Georle F. Heha, 3. LlD- not until we knew first hand what in enemy hands, and arrival of coIn aveQue, iii now sta&loned at the jungle looked like, what a Why? letters from the prisoners. Red San"- Ana, Calif., with the army terrifying place It must be at nijlht Cross cables now are being used to all' corps band there. He lor_r- and how many nies Ilnd mosqui You couldn't make a safer invest provide a link between families Jy plared clarinet witb the hla'h toes it contained. ment. The Government itself bach at home and prisoners of war In IClbool lind Unlverslly of Iowa "We found no limes or lemons, every doIlar you invest. the European theater." banda. so we came back to the boat with "It should be remembered that a load 01 cocoanuts and shQved off And the Government paya a good, for security reasons cable mes- Edmund J. Gatens, whose wife across the channel, where this sound rate of interest-you get S4 back: sages sent by the Red Cross In be- and daughter will reside at 1728 time we found a beach on which for every $3 you put in. hall of prisoners or their families F street, was commissioned an en must be straightforward," Mrs. sign last week at Notre Dame, Business Researchers That means that when the war i. Mathes pointed out. "They cannot South Bend, Ind. He has been apr over, everybody who', been buying mention business activities or have pointed to Hartford, Conn., where Approve Coordination numbers, codes or symbols in he will take instruction at the War Bonds will have a comfortable them." uircralt schol. Of Bank., Corporation. Emergency cables can be sent He was formerly stationed as a either from prisoners or from their yeoma~ second class in the Iowa I Allov:ln, corporate and banking Pre-Flight school. He Is the son of enterprises to plan and coordinate famHies, according to Mr •. Mathes. Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Gatens, 401 I their activities is a moat promis Such emergency communications avera,. more than 2,000 a month. S. Dqdge street. ing approach to future stability In Iindustry, according to the Uni- While cable facilities are provided No..., on active . duty as plane versity 01 Iowa bureau of business by the Red Cross, families usually captain of the mght Qlficers plane research experts. assume the cost of sending, she in his navy squadron is First Class The experts explained that capl said. Petty Officer David H. Kerr, 23, tal provides employment and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jol\n Y. Kerr, therefore Is the natural business , diSCI 4-H Meets Monday; 113 Varsity Heights. . authority. It it Is administered ) case Plans 1944 Objective. Kerr, a graduate of qty hi,h wisely, it could provide a hillh I . , ]lort school in 1938 and tormer student level of civilization and culture. SWin at the University of Iowa, i5 an In an article published by them All Johnson county 4-H boy. or ~ will meet in the Woodman haU at aviation machinist mate and bas in the Iowa Business Digest they been on Atlantic patrol duty by state that with the ,rowin,' com- ' mair 8 o'clock Monday nI,ht to make dip. plans for the year'. objectives. plane. His present ' squadron of plexlty 01 markets, our unorllan Dairy, pi, or lamb club projects Veta Ventura bombers was as- ized system of Industry haa be obj. and a 4-H boy. club basketball _bled In Florida in Februanr, come subject to Increasln, lnata- outs ,ame wiU be amon, the projects 1943. , bllity. weal cUscussed. They operated out of Natal, Great production advances in ' Brazil, until AUlWlt when they modern times are caused by the arm moved to a ba.e in north Africa application of science to Industry , RED CROSS for active duty In the Medlterran- they added. ' The roster of Red Crou aula!. ean. W, Kerr, a member of Delta Chltra lance to other naUOIlII affllcted Admit Will. to Probate ';rst with the calamities of war I. a temity, enlIBted in the navy In CHEVROLET B. P. O. ELKS Iowa State Bank and Trust Co. ope October, 1940 and was trained at The wills of the late Helen NALL BR~MER'S , I~ one. Suppllel valued at Fountain, who died Dec. 10, 1943, maxi more than ",400,000 have the Great Lakes naval tralnlDi be4m staUon, where he was honor man and Thomas R. Dodd, who died Larew Co. Plumbing & Heating RACINE'S CIGAR STORES MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. BECKMAN'S abou dlatrlbuted amon, Greekl and March 23, 1944, wj!re admitted to CUm otber refuaeel In the mlddl. of hIB company. He took advanced tralnlOl at Pensacola, Fla.. and probate In dIBtrlct court Thurs eat. In the same ar.a, Red TOWNER'S " HOTEL JEFFERSON H. L. BAILEY, AGENCY Chat Norfolk. Va. day. CI'OII med1cin. are credited houl' Executors appointed by Judie Th with haltiDl an epidemic. War Jamet P. Gaffney were Rusaell C. Loyal Order of MoQse sufferers In Iran, Ethiopia, un ************. First Capital National Bank THREE SISTERS force CeIl..,.r.r Fountain for the Fountain estate Iowa City Lodge No. 1096 reckc occupied France, Iceland, Spain, III- pl..... and H. H. Dodd and Gay Myers Finland, and Yuga.tavla bav. aN ...... place ,a,er. Y •• r for the Dodd eltate. All were ap Iowa-lilinoit Gas & Electric View aU known the help ot th. pointed without bond. American Red CrOll. wan. pa,.r captl ...... ! Meuer, Hamilton and Cahill are duty. """'" '''' , Ittom81s for both ..ta ....