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~ I 0 III a City', M ornin6 Nelll,paper len rere FIVE CENTS IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1939 VOLUME XXXVIII NUMBER 169 ICourt ' 'ans in dia. Secretary Wallace Asks For Army Shows ,1 granle4 F.D.R. Pronounces Ohjectives 11 of 10\lla Battlewagons Irs, Mildred ds of cl'llel ' Democratic Corporations To Armored Cars Do t, The elite 55 M.P.H., Drivers Of Court Reorganization Plan warded the Bridge Capitalism, Democracy Learn 'To Take It' child, Joan month per. . By RICE YA.HN~1l d sUPPOrt MANASSAS, Va" Aug. 7 (AP) ~Fully Attained' With New Act child. The Heaps Praise - To feel like you can lick the lantiU the United States Court world, ride in a tank. )1 the child But when you get out you'll I Upon Finland, year, feel that all the world licked you, Soviet Delegation to Three-Power W(lr Talk delendant lf they could devise some wide· 'Exact Method 8, 1928 in Sweden Plans Indicts Leche, Weiss spread commercial use for these =~==="" battlewagons - the army's new ark repre. est 55-mile-an-hour land attack Ignored, But 'Company Coops' May , PRAYED & PRAYED weapons - their jockeys would Ex-Governor vie with the aviators for the "ohs" Menace New Movement, , and "ahs" of the pUblic, . Ends Achieved' U,S. Official Says 5-Foot Hole In Wires The sensation to the tyro in Of Louisiana side these IS,OOO-pound, armor CHICAGO, Aug. 7 (AP) His Salvation plated "cans" may be compared President Declares Secretar~' Wallacc tonight asserted with conIlnement in a submarine, the nation should "build a stronger SANTA ANNA, Calif., Aug, 7 Out on Bond plus the noise of If boiler factory. New Deal's Liberal bridge hetween democracy and (AP)- Willlam J. Desert, mak KepI. Secret Ideas Adopted in Full capltaUsrr."-posslbly by maklng ing a parachute jump today in a About two years ago, the s e "our corporations more demo Awaits Federal Action stiff brC(;ze, saw he was being tanks were among the army's most WASHINGTON, Aug, 7 (AP) cratic In form." closelY-guarded secrets. Now for carried toward high tension On Tax Evasion, President Roosevelt pronounced In an uddress prepured for de- the first time they are on parade the objectives of his defeated 1937 Uvery before th~ American In wires. Mail Fraud Charges at first army maneuvers here and court reorganization bill fully at stitute Cif Cooperation be told "I just Uxed my eye on that at Plattsburg, N. y" the next two tained tonight. leaders of the ogricultural co little space between the wires NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 7 (AP) weeks. He said attacks made recently operative movement they could and prayed and prayed," he said On this civil war battleground, - Reaching high among the po on the supreme court by "ultra~ draw ir.spiration and guidance later. litical heirs of the late Huey P, 70 tanks will be the principal at· conservative members of the bar" spoils a lrom the experiences of Finland The "I.ittle space" was a hole Long, the federal government to tacking force of a streamlined reg indicated how fully the adminis and Sweden. five feet square in the mesh of ular army division testing whe 'f poorly day Indicted former Gov, Richard tration's "liberal ideas" had pre Improve Ways wires crrrying 66,(100 volts, The Leche on a charge he profited by ther it is superior or vulnerable vailed, even though his proposal parachute became tangled In the itten at "They have gradually improved $67,000 through Illegal "hot oil" to the 2Sth (Pennsylvania) and to reorganize the tribunal had not their W3YS of doing business, wires after Desert descended operations. the 29th (Maryland, District of through the opening, He slipped been the method by which this ,undness keeping both large and small cor Named with Leche and accused Columbia and Virginia) divisions' was accomplished. porations where they appeared to from his harness ond dropped a largel' force of infantry, artlllery few feet to the ground unhurt. of making an identical sum Mr. Roosevelt named no names, on your be most efficient and suitable, through evasion of oil production and special troops, reiniorced by but newsmen recalled that Frank but turlJing in c('rtain cases to only four tanks, J. Hogan, president of the Ameri ~ss . It's regulations was Seymour Weiss, cooperative organiza40n and Noise Maker can Bar aSSOCiation, had declared even to government ownership New Orleans hotel owner and A 250-horsepower, seven·cylin 'four in· Work,Pluy one-time financial right hand man not long ago that recent judicial where neither thP corporate nor der radia l, air-cooled airplane en construction had brought most it cooperative form of organization to the slain "Kinglish." Freeman gine motor furnished the motive :ause an Burford, wealthy Dallas, Tex., not all activities of the nation proved ~dequate," he added. powcr and the noise. The driver, Signifying importance attached to the Red government, Left, is Gen, head man of the army; right, Ad AwaitF.R. oil man and the East Texas Re~ I "within the orbit of federal con- "As they have dope in Sweden with five forward speeds at his British - French - Russian military Boris M, Shaposhkln~v, chie! of mlral Nikolai G, Kuznetsov com- tro1." and Finland, what we need to do fining company also were indict command, and the radio operator parley in MOSCOW, the Soviet's staft; center, KlemenLL Vorosbilov, ' ed In this transaction. Horan', Indictment ion you is somet.liw to build a 'stronger On Journey gunner sit in the forward cock· highest warlords will speak for Soviet commissar for war and I missar of thc navy, "Recent far-reaching decisions bridge between d~mocracy and A second indictment announced pits, Two gunners occupy top today by the grand jury charged ------(of the high court) compel the that is capitalism, One way to accomplish side turrets that can swing in a conclusion," Hogan told a bar as that, perhaps, would be to make Special Congressional Weiss with Income tax evasion circle. The armElment Includes and still another made a similar sociation meeting in San Francisco ,sk this our corl,lolations more democratic 50-caliber and 30-caliber machine recenUy, "that the American peo Session 'Unlikely' charge against the dapper hotel guns, in form. Child Drowns As Downpours ple must look to the legislature man and Louis C. Lesage, former Spla'shing through creeks, leap· o plan "Ollf social - minded corpora- Unless Crisis Arises rather than the judiciary for the Uon ol1;,cers and directors could Standard Oil company oUiclal ing ravines, and crashing through preservation, .. of liberties." study w,th profit the set-ups of W ASHmGTON, Aug, 7 (AP) here, This same jury indicted woods, the tanks give the inept pElssenger a merciless beating, Mr, Roosevelt spoke tonight in the stronller cO(lperfltives, with President Roosevelt sandwiched these men on mail fraud charges Flood Northeast Iowa Area a formal statement issued in con their interplay of control and bill signing between conferences a few weeks ago. But he's clamped in behind half ------. nection with the signing of a bJU & Co. tunclion &mong the members, dlr- and many handshakes today be- Ftnrerprln&ed Inch armorplate that only a di- creating an administrative o(flcer ,,,,,tors and management. N~ In- tore startmg a I,OOO-mile u-ek The strapping Leo.lle, just. silt rect hit can puncture, Dial 6414 Newlywed 'Dixie' Davis Comes In For to handle the fiscal affairs of all ',play, IYhen It OPf!rates amoothly tl)at wlll bring him both work and weeks out of the governor's chall', A Kick for 'Go' Cliilton Boy' federal courts and to keep tab on d with balance, Is a splendid pleasure, appeared at the federal building Added to the driver's discom· Criticism by·'Wouldn't Be' Ne(O'hbors .. the condition of their dockets. mOll~ra:lOn of the possibilities '1:he work comes first and his soon after the indictments and lort are the maneuvering signals In his 1937 message to congress old-fashioned nemocracy ap- journey, starting tonight, takes was fingerprinted before being re transmitted by kicks in the back, Swept Away NEW YORK, Aug. 7 (AP) Thomas E. Dewey said in responsc on the judIciary, he urged creation \lilt\!. to new-fashioned problems, him immediately to his Hyde Park, leased on $5,000 bond, He declined steps on the head and pats on the of a court "proctor" to perform 'I Wonder' N, y" study where-in shi'l'lsleeves comment on the case, as did shoulder, as follows: Suburbanites of Rockland county to protests that Rockland would took an unneighborly attitude to not welcome the newlyweds, In Automobile the latter function and also ad "I sometimes wonder what our -he will consider some 200 bills Weiss, who made bond of $15,000. Go-One kick in back; faster vanced the supreme court reor • corporations would be like, if in which still are unsigned. They face possible Imprisonment rapid kicking, day toward J. Richard (Dixie) Dewey steadfastly refused to DaviS, the honeymooning rackets say where the couple was stay ganization plan which set off one the beginlling they had been or- After a few days of that, he for two years on each of the two Stop-Step firmly on the head, of the greatest politicai struggles ,anlzed like the cooperatives, with will board the navy cruiser Tus~ Back up-Tap (with the foot) lawyer and ex-convict whose for ing, but he swore it wasn't Rock Darkne Hiding oil counts. on the head, land county, since the civil war, esch stockholder h~ving only one caloosa s t New York City this The name of New Orleans' mer gangland pals now mean him Wa hed-Out Bridge President Roosevelt's 1937 pro' vote re!;ardless of how many week-end for a lazy trip through Left or right-Tap (still with no good. Police Chief Walter Liebert of Mayor Robert S, Maestri - who the foot) on the left or right posal to reorganize the supreme shares 01 stock he held and with the cool waters of! the eastern emerged with Leche and Weiss The inhospitality of the coun Clarkstown relayed to the Rock Cause Tragedy court was that an additional judge voting by proxy bal'red," Canadian coast. He told a recent shOUlder. try estate area up across the Hud land county district attorney, as the rulers of the long domain Of course the driver and all the BULLETIN should be added to the tribunal Wallace stated he was not sug- press conference that he was son is wasted, however, George V, Dorsey, What he de for each jncumbent past 70 who resting tl,at aU corporations switch looking for rest and relief from after the senator was shot to crew wear crash helmels-a cross CLINTON, Au,. 7 (AP) - death In 1935-appeared repeat Davis and Hope Dare, the ex scribed as a deluge of protests Leonard Webber, 7, of Bryant, declined to retire. Immediately to thnt type of or- hot weaTher. During the 10-day between the poloists' and the foot showgirl he married yesterday in coming in the wake of reports edly in the oil indictment but he was drowned in a creek el,ht Special Recornltlon ganizatinn becaus'! $uch a change jaunt, he plans no work, no fish ball players' headgear, Nyack, are in seclusion but not in Was accused of nothing. that the Davises had set up house miles west of here tonl,ht when "It is worth reading," Mr. would be impossible but opined; ing and nil stops ashore, except Rockland county, District Attorney keeping locally, Roosevelt said, "that today, Aug. "r believe practical ways ot ad- a brief one at Campobello Island, In 1936 when the alleged pro Chandler Ward the automobile In which be and apUng the corporate form more N, B, duction occurred, Maestri was his mother were riding was 7, 1939, deserves special recogni~ tion because it marks the final closely to our pre~ent day needs, Nfl Special Seulon? commissioner of conservation and Boosts Lead DanzitJ'Senate POLICE STATION swept Into the fiooded stream. objective of the comprehen&lve in keeping with Our democratic &)fore Mr, Roos~velt left Wash- as such authorized the order ~ The mother, Mrs, Leo Webber, proposals for judicial reorganiza traditions, can be found if we ington, some of his congressional whereby output of certain wells was stepped up, but the indict In Kentucky TNt. t Pays Off Prisoner's 27, drove onto an approach to a tion which I made to congress on really want to fi nd them." aides expressed li'e opinion that bridge that had been washed out The se<'I'ctary of agriculture, re- he should not caU any special ment said hI! was fraudulently o ego Ia e Feb. 5, 1937. LOUISVILLE, KY., Aug, 7 (AP) and thc flood waters sent the car calling 1hat cooperatives fared session of congress unless it be misled by the conspirators and $19.75 Fine "The country is naturally con better in distrh;ts where farm comes necessary on account of no charge Or implication waS - Lieut Gov, Keen Johnsoll, sup- racing down stream for a distance cerned with the attainment of proper objectives rather than any tenure WIlS stable, contended the trouble abroad, made against him. ported by Gov. A, B. "Happy" Berlin Hand Seen NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 7 of 15 yards, cooperative movement suffered There had been discussion In Chandler'p political organization, I 0 (APl- Prisoners helping teal' The woman climbed on top of one of many possible methods pro The 8&0". took a lead of more than 20,000 n Action ver the car when it lodged in the posed for the accomplishment of ''real damage" when "the do- some qU3rters of a possible extra The story related by the Indict~ down Nashville's 50-year-old the end." nothing bloc in the house killed session to consldel' lending, hous~ ment follows : over former U. S. Representative CustOlD8. Authority channel but the body of the boy the I""esident's lending bill which ing and neutrality legislation, all John Young Brown today in tabu- pl'ecinct police station are al- apparently was swept on in the Then the president listed his In March, 1936, Governor-Elect lation 0' votes c:\st Satu~da'y in lowed to keep anything they currcnt. seven objectives of 1937, all of IncIud~ provisions for speeding of which were blocked in the ses- Leche 'met with Weiss, Burford the democratic glibernatorial pri- FREE CITY OF DANZIG, Aug, lind in the building, Father Watches up the tenancy program," slon whir:h adjourned Saturday which he said had been reached. and others here to plan a deal mary. 7 (AP) -- The nazi-controlled One Negro, with $19,75 of a Leo Webber, father of the boy, As to the supreme court itself, Prominent 'Assets night. whereby production of 13 oil wells Secretary Wallace reported a Some highly placed admlnistra- The vole in 2,3311 of 4,307 pre- Danzig senate agreed today to $25 fine to wO'rk oJ!, found an was in another car just behind he asserted: in the Rodessa field near Shreve cincts: open negotiations on the critical envelonc containing $20, dropp- the one his wife was driving and "I called attention to the unwar , cOIlBolidated balance sheet of 10,- tion lieutcnants argued, however, port would be stepped up from ing his tools, marched to the 547 lann!':rs' cooperative market- that be\',lu.e of the temper of Johnson, 160,9911. dispute over Polish customs ad- heard her scream as the auto was ranted attitude of the supreme (See LECHE, Page 6) workhou~e office, paid the $19,- m, anrt purchasing associations congress near ' the last session's B rown, 136, 534 ' . . tr ti f th f 't swept from the bridge, He was court with refere.nce to its exer showed a grand total of assets of end it would be inadvisable to The lieutenant ~Dvern or's lead mIniS a on 0 e ree Cl y. 75 and wa lked out, unable to reach them because of cise of constitutional po.wers. more tlIan $500,OOO,QOO against lla- call them back before the regular was pilen up "Oll t in the state." Poland likewise was represent· darkness and the roaring flood Measures of social and economic - Senate Only 11 of 606 prccincts had been ed as ready to enter the negolia- S F d watcrs, reform were being impeded or billties of $222,O()O,OOO. term ncxt January. DanZIg tabulated in Jef(erson county tions, provided her treaty rights cout$ ree He tenned "men;;cing to the co- COl)I,pleies Procram to control customs were not vio- The body of the boy had not defeated by narrow interpreta tions of the constitution, and by o~rativc movem~nt" the "com- During the busy day, the chief ' P I· h (LouisvillE'), wh!lrc, Johns?n, was From Shoals been recovered tonight. pany r.('f) ps" orgr.nized among executive signed into, law a bill O• K _ SOlS ~~pported by the city adnuOlstra- la~~iitical informants said they Darkness and the fact that the the assumption on the part of milk "rroucers QY private milk which Attorney General Murphy the supreme court of legislative - ' IOn. saw Berlin's guiding hand in the Off ~I iclzigan bridge approaches were not dam- powers which properly belong to \ dlstrlbut'll's, said "completes the 1937 court senate ,action ~hile Poles inter- aged made it diffltult to see that Walla<'l! sald thl; experiment in , grogram." The measure p'rovides Customs AClIOn Ae I Chi the congress. Irp ane ras preted It as a VICtory for the firm CHARLEVOIX, Mich" Aug, 7 the span was washed out, sheriff's "It is true that the precise meth lllember education sponsored b,; for ..a jurlicial administrative of attitude attributed to Warsaw in (AP) _ Thc proud three.master deputies who investigated said, the Gral1ge League federation ticer to handle the financial af- od, which I recommended, was WARS AW, Aug, 7 (AP)- The ·ves the Polish~Danzig "margarine and Oliver H. Perry sailed northward The death was the only one re~ not adopted, but the objective, as wOulH be watched with Feat in- (See F.D.R., Page 8) Danzig sena&e, gO\'l'rning body of Takes L) hernng war," toward the Straits of Mackinac ported tonight from the rainstorm terest, Tile federation, operating 4 every person in the United States the tree city, has withdrawn an The dispute revolves around the tonight with her 100 Sea Scouts that swept through this area, knows today, was achieved." In New York, P"nnsylvania an" order rf,Stricting the activities of LONDON, Aug. 7 (AP) - A allegation of Danzig Germans that after coast guard cutters freed In Clinton damage estimated "Attacks recently made on the New Jer:-;ey with headquarte~ in 25 'Communists' Polish c'J.t!torns officials, It was Poland increased the number of her from her ) 8-hour stay on at $50,000 was caused w hen Ithaca, .~, Y., has establlllh~ a royal air force bomber crashed on supreme court itself by ultra 'con~ announced here torlight. customs supervisors unnecessarily Lake Michigan shoals. one of the worst rain storms in servative members of the bar In· class rOl'm for inRu'Uctiom on the Arrested In A communique declared that a steep cliff on the English chan nel at Beachy Head tonight, killing in Danzig. The Polish action in A calm sea faci litated the re- recent years washed out streets dieate how fully our liberal ideas organization's practices, regulations by n~n~Polish cus Spanl"sh Dr:vn its crew of three and a woman banning export of ,!"argar~ne and floating, Cutters from Charlevoix and sewers, and flooded base~ have aiready prevailed," He !>l'eOlcted the new food ., 0:; toms officers in Danzig lacked who was walking on the 350-foot curtailment o~ herring shipments , and Mackinac island late today ments and homes during a two Order sti:.mp pro.rom, designed to authority of the senate. ~o Poland, a big ,user of these two pulled the ship 011 the De Aux hour cloudburst that brought 2.03 turn some farm rroducts into MADRID, Aug. 7 (AP) - Con It was declared t.he senate also preCipice. re-I The big twin-motored plane Important Danzig products aiso Galets shoals between Charlevoix inches of precipitation, ~ef channels, would prove of "!n- tlnui,n, an intensive drive that had 8B8ured PoU~h authorities figured largely in the Polish-Dan· and the straits where she went Traffic B<ed 1st Snowstorm ",easing benefit in removing has resulted in 82 executions In that there Is no intention of pre toppled over the cliff and ioto the surf, The bodies of the crew zig differences, The Ger~ans aground at 11;35 p,m, Sunday, Traffic was tied up and in some C1u~" He said the plan was op- the last three days, police tonight senting Poland with a sudden coup charged some .of th~ supervisors The coast guard here said it (See FLOOD, Page 8) Of Season Falls eratlngln four cities and would be arrested 25 persons whom they abolishing Polish customs control, were not recovered until the tide fell were eng~ged In esplOnag~. . believed the ship was undamaged, extended to other~ soon. identified as communists. Poland', principal interest in the Th~ sen~~ness of the situation The schooner, used for training On. Dit,ide Crest Other New Ide.. The 82 ~rsons di.posed of br free city, wa,a InteDSlfled by ,the long cam- Sea Scou~ from Michigan, IlIi. The secretary alao reported the firing squads had been charged "Customs control will be inte palgn by nazis for return of Dan- nois, Indiana and Wisconsin, put Civil Emp10yes DENVER, Aug. 7 (AP) - The farm tecurity administration was with a triple killing, and similarly, grally maintained In Danzig," the Ship Escapes zig 1IQ ber pre·war status as a part out from Grand Haven Saturday season's first snowstorm whipped developing a new type of small the latest arrests were accused of announcement conrlUded, of German territory, morning, along the crest of the continental lI'oup ::ooperatlvt- providing co- "numerous asssassinations," Sev The ('ontents of the senate's (Danzig was made a free city ______Top HighPoint divide from Yellowstone park to operative use of form machinery en of their number were deacrlbed note were said to have included Iceberg Clash after the WorlCi war under league Pike's peak today, bringing rain IIICl other services. He Bald Box as mem~rs of the "red commit· an agreement also to enter nego of nations protection. The cus- Reart AUack Victim WASHINGTON, Aug, 7 (AP) and chilly morning weather to tJder county, Utah, offered an tee" of the republican war ministry tiation! on the troublesome cus BOSTON, Aug, 7 (AP)-Barely torna ngulations of Danzig, a CLARION, (AP)- B. W. Mince OUicials reported today that the nearby areas, -exeelle!!t exampl,," of how the that directed the defense of Ma tol1ll Is.,ue, at present the nub escaping dlllBster wHen she nudged valuable port to Poland, were e8- meyer, 40, of Clarion, died of a number of civil employes in the ,A dust storm blew at LaMar, ProF8m was "contributin. to ra-- drid's long civil war siege, of dlltlclllties between Danzig an iceberg as she crept across the tabllabed by treaty in 1920, put- heart s Hack yesterday morning executive branch of the govern· in eastern Colorado. habUitatlOn ot low Income fam- Madrid newspapers called at- Nula who want "to return to the north Atlantic in an early Ihorn· tin, them under Polish law but while working With a Chicago ment reached the highest point in In wes&ern Colorado hard raina 1Iies." Hl' added that "~ey are tention to the swift executions as Gennan reich" altd Poland who Ing fog, the Canadian Paclflc providing for administration with- and Great Western railroad bridge history during June, and that con sent 17 rockslides thundering into llakilll money ou~ of thelr IlIrm- a Yiarnlll4 that all conaplracies Insists upon. maintaining her freighter Beaverhlll continutM;! to- in Danzig territory of Danzig offi- crew nt Minden, near Council gress during the session just end Glenwood canyon late yesterday, ~ opef ations for the first time a,all\lt th. nationalist ,ovemment rights in the free city which she night on her cOurse for London, IcilIs. Poland is permitted under Bluffs, Survivors include his ed appropriated $280,937,378 more delaYIn& traim. One brid,e wu III man, years." would ~ "inexorably cruahec:l," calli tho! "lun," of ber economy. apparently little d~. (See DANZIG, PRie 6) widow lind his mother. than the pr~dent budietec\. (lama,cd. _ _ . __ • P=A=G~E=TW==O======~~~~~~======~~~~==~======. ==~~=BE==D=Affi~Y~~~W~AN==t=IO~W~A~CI=1~·Y====~~~=====~=. ==~~==~~~~==~==~~TU~E:S:DA:Y~,~A:U~G~U:ST~_8~,.~19~3~ Stat" and 46,000 mUes abroad TilE AXIS BOYS -_.. ' THE DAll..Y IOWAN a total of 81,000 route miles. The Published every morning ex airplanes on these routes flew 70,- Ste~art Says .. TUNING IN cept Monday by Student PubUca 000,000 airpLane miles at home U NMV LoKI LIke tiona Incorporated, at 126 - 130 last yeal' and 11,000,000 airplane If F J).L Decl.IDes, with D. MK 5nowera Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. miles a~ d. They carried 1,- Garner VI. McNutt Board of Trustees: Frank L. 536,111 passengers, a total of CAPT. TIM HEALY, Other numbers that an io _ 635,556. \04 P ssenur miles. They Mott, 0d.llI K. Patton, Ewen M. B, ClIABU:i\ P. STEWAIlT .famed adventurer and stamp presen&ed by the noted bUDd _ • I\lacEwen, Kirk }t Pc.rter. "('(W'gt carried 23,6& 1,967 ton miles of authority, will reveal hjs secret 1st i1Ietactt' "JtutiufUu" by GNIr DIUUl, John Evans c.dw-.Jd Hoall, mail and over 9 million pounds of Paul V. McNutt versus John ambition to Mort Lewis on "If I aDd "Rlupsocb la C" b)"BeIa DonaLJ Dodge, Fr~(,l ilk LOOlnts. express. For the twelve months N. Garner! Hasn't the democratic had the Chance" over the NBC aDyl, while his -selection for lilt ' ~------.------precedini June 1, 1939, the air situation shaped ~tseU substan Blue network tonigbt at 8 o'clock. week's "s~phony" Is "AIte Fred M. Pownall. P"bltstlt'r You're G(lDe." 'rhomas " Hvnn, lines of the United states flew tially to. that effect? Political . --...- Also on ihe Pl'op'am wiD be B\..~'! n~-:c 1\"~f1~'fl r 42,000,000 passenger miles per dopsters are increa,ingly guessing passenger fa tall ty. in the affirmative. If President Bess Johnson, star of "HIDtop EDNA O'D~LL, James Fox, EdItor HoUllt!," Ward WUsOD, hec:kIer on - --- The devotion of the air lines Roosevelt decides to 1igh t for an .the program's dusky v_Old tbe. ~bU. Baker proJrnms, and Mil songstres~ !lings "I Get Al'-l Entered 118 second class mail of the United States to safety In. other term, of course that will be ion CaDlI', creator of the cartooa Without Yoa Very Well" UII maller at the postOffice at Iowa flying has paid big dividellds iD different. Le/lvin, such a contin City, Iowa, under the act of con gency out of consideration, how strip, "Terry and the Pirates." "Comes Love," the latter to the increased patrona&e. ~ close. ~ss ot March 2, 1879. ever, what about the McNutt ---, accompaniment of Billy MiilJ all4 connection between the figure$ on Gamer theory? ONE OF THE his orchEstra. Subscription rates-By mail, $5 safety and the figures Oll.increased F. D's P6ychology enters Into . . .famous short stol'ies by O. per year; by carrier, 15 cents business on the air lines is inell calculation, too. Henry, "What You Want," will be The orchestral medley 1Jul1... weekly, $5 per year. capable. In all business, in all in Now, it's generally recognized dramatized as Illlother in the series "stout Hearted Mell," "The Illff of "The World's Greatest Stories" ------dustry, in all economies, in all that the present White House ten Song" aud "1'118 Ranger S..... The Associated Press is exclu- on "John~1Y Presents" over NB<:; engineering, there are no two an~ even if he doesn't cboose to CecU t:nderwood prod.eel .... lively entitled to use tor republi run again, wallts to deflate Gar Red network tonight at 6 o'clock. Conrad Na&'el acts as maater at cation o! all news dispatches statistical Siamese twins more ner's incipient boom. Isn't it pos ceremonies. credited to it or not otherwise closely connected than these: sible that he can so utilize Mc The story concerns a million credlted in this paper and also aire who is bored wi til lite and safety in the air and increased Nutt's ct>ances as to deflate it? THREE OF THE MOST tile local news publisbed herein. seeks excitement . in an amuse volume of air tr Uic. These Questions have to be . . .popular songs oC the PI't asked in order to present the ment pa·.. k and winds up with an TELEPHONES Probably 3,000,000 people will amazing series of &dventures. two decades will be jived up with fly this year of 1939. Thirty years problem in its. entirety. mxieland Swing trimmings to Editorial Office .. _ ...... US~ Third Term Prospects? ago therc was only one brave nlgM when Bob Crosby's baNi $OI:lety EdItor ...... '193 Garner .doesn't care whether MUSIC UNDER .ulDeIS Office ...... _ ...... U91 enough to fly. No matter how fan ...the baton of Johnny Green plays "Three Little Words," "Gjd F . D. ChOOBe!! to run again or not. 01 My Dreams" and "Love Nest," ------tastic lTl3Y be the dreama of alr* will spotught a special a!'ra~e --TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1939 H's to be taken for granted that the latter a Bobea\ specialty. The plane loyalists toQay they caj100t he wants to be nomInated, re ment o! "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead" from "The Wizard of Oz." show is broadcast at 7:30 over be scorned, far the lirst 30 years gardless of the "boss'" wishes as CBS. of aviation's history have produced to his own 1utw·e. Maybe ijle chid Additional SOIl&S are "MoOIl .We Need .1 _ _ 1 executiv(' resents this attitude on ".1 too mllny mil'aculous feats tor Lov~" "Stan the Day RIght," anyone to predict its future the part of his understudy. A Special McN:!!t says that he's out of "ExaeU,. Like. Yo'" sud "You and Your Love," the latter one of $eIBion I wonders. ____...... ~- the 194()' pi<:ture. Ol'l the supposi tion thqt the boss is a WOUld-be Green's own compositlons whicb Orchestrg. _bers will. be "WtM • PRE.<;IDENT Roorevelt may calli Some natives of the Philippines,' third termer. That's a submisslve the Swln,. Fourteen will interpret I All Rlgh~" and "Soa,. ~ ill. vocally. Wander~." JobnAy Mercer ,wiD a special session of congress to on greeUng others, sWing one toot attitud ,~, of which the president deal with the unfinished business I in the air. In the United Statea presum;,bly may b taken to be --- give out with bi5 usual ION_ the appreciative. MVRDER FOll. PItOFl'l' 01 news. 1 ft t ·t d· t Stud i same method is often used to e a 1 s a ]ournmen ar ay say good by. Garner's a practically avowed .. .and the smash-up of one of night. The president :feels that I _,~----- anU-new dealer. Though per the most iulamous rackets in Am 'rUE SONG TO BE ch CHICAGO. Aug. 7 (AP)-Elmer Layden. Noire Dame head foot ball coach. is lhe people's choice 10 lead the collegiate all-stars against the New York Giants in the annual charity game held in Soldiers field on the night of Aug. 30. The final labulation of votes In the const-lo-coast contest to pick a star! of coaches gave Layden a total o( 5.127,888 points. IIis four assistants, the coach. BIA" 10 Slandlnrs .. Harry Struhldreher .... 2,918.1HI Mal Elwnrd ...... 2.742. "3 Lynn Waldorf 1.982.%851 DR. ANDERSON ...... 1.533.7:e. II. O. Crisler ...... 650 •• 84 Bob Zuppke ...... 398.120 Francis Schmidt ...... 282.402 Clark Shaughnessy .... 234,2.6 80 McMillin and Bernie Blermall h a v I II g previously served 011 Ihe all·star coacbln, staff are 1I0t eligi ble this year. East-Cad Snavely, Cornell. South-Bob Neyland. Tennessee. I ST. J.OVI!! 1\8 K H 0 1\ .t: Ihtrner. •• ...... 3 0 I I Cleve1and Buys 1.ol':-K' ...... l 0 0 0 Grace. or ...... i 0 0 0 J .nn~ ...... 1 0 0 0 0 ltcQu lnn, Ib ...... , 0 9 0 0 Southern Star 1 3 3 0 So lt ~ r ., It ...... i 2 I 0 0 ~~ I1rf 1911oMellS 0 & 0 0 CIII •• 31...... •.•.... 3 I I I 0 IN 1'.l3~ ~51~ 2 2 0 0 Sullt"~n , rt ...... • • 3 8 I 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 nn, c . •..•..••• . .•. 3 l 6 0 0 19~1 A P 1.1 CL7VELAND, Aug. 7 (AP) - 2 9 2 0 Berardino, ! b .• . .•. .. .. 1 l I 3 0 L.ASf 'f~AR, ~ 2 2 6 I ~rIll8 . p •• ••••• • ••• •• •• 4 0 0 3 0 "'- The Cleveland lndians have pur 2 3 0 0 Kra mer. p ...... 0 0 0 1 0 MA't R~CR 111e chased shortstop Russ Peters from 0 3 0 0 ------~OMARK , 2 I 0 1 '\'0'810 ...... U & 8 24 9 1 JOHNNY the Southern association's Atlanta 0 0 0 0 · --.,.8aued lor HsUner In 9 Ill. ,/-lIS Till: OUR 1. !ftcItM Crackent. Vice President C. C. 0 0 0 "-Batt, .e d lor Orace In 9th. SeASoN 1 0 0 MIZE, ~JsKi ' ...... Slapnicka announced tonight. 0 I 0 CL"EVELAND AUB H 0 A E STUDENT SPECMLI IIIU1IIe He said an undisclosed !lmount FI RS( f!A SeMAN of -r~e. 11. IlibRaI Sf.l..olJ/s CARDINAL-S, IIIed In of caeb was being paid and t~at An Economical Atlanta also would receive a pit A Ne~ CI-IAt..t.e'NSeR. 11.a.w.palnte cher next yeal!. Peters will report ~ '(Me: MAJoR t..eA6I.& Laundry Service ...... ,t the end of the Southern as ~~ RUN CROWN ,.... lociation seaaon. 11 ...... "He's a wonderful shoristop." Send us your bundle ineluding- 16. lUverlll Slapnicka said. "and will give us were completed. Towels - Underwear - Pajamas - Sox - Han.· 4ftM 1.. strength !1Q maUer how well our In the lo,ading match. Fay Dunn wte kerchiefs - Shirts African FlISont combination iOes." of Des Moines. Tunnerup in the ute\..... The pitcher to be sent to the interscholdsti c met't, was ahead We wel,h' and charre you at ...... " ...... 110 III. 17.~""'" southern· dub has not bleen select of Sterlir.g Lord. Burlington city Shirts custom flnlsbed at ...... llhl .. II. Pllinen~ ed. he said. champion. Lord won the til'st set Haadkerchlefs flntshed at ...... Ie ea, \lINt. Putehase of Peters will not up 6-1 . but Du nn took the second 6-3 LONDON. Aug. 7 (AP)-Amer- ners at the start ot the last lap Sox Ilnlshed (and mended) at ...... 10 lIf...... set present plaras to install Lou and was leading 1-0 when rain ltIMu iea's hand-picked athletes loll owed of the mile. It wos evident (rom pettar, BlllldreaLi and Ray Mack, with ha Jted the thi I'd set. the herculean ligure of Bill Wat- Lh to (I th t BI· h d b Towels, Underwear, Pajamas, etc. Soft Dried, Fold" drawn last week from Buffalo, as son and the flying feet of Clyde . e s n a alOe a een Ready for Use at No Added Cost the Indian's ke1stone combination. Jeffrey today to a notable tri- forced wide but. probably because 1..... tIDIn Slapnicka said. Back in Game Soft Water Used Exclusively for .. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7 )AP) -Joe umph over the track and field he was conaidel'ed the cause 01 fOt'ces of 15 other nations in an Sydney Wooderson's downfall at 2. Reverbel Gallagher, the Browns hard-hitt 3. On. Of Interrupted ing outfielder who has been out ot "Olympic preview" at the White Princeton.in June, he go~ the old NEW PROCESS lerul·. DES MQINEs, A\ill. 7, (AP) - I action three weeks with a chest City stad ium. bird just the same, "..tlll Intermit~nt ~oweri ~.ay inter- injury, probably will return to the The lone jarring nole was the Whalever it WIlS. the incident Laundry & Cleaning. Co. kin,. rupt,d prJlliDlina.ry play, in the lineup w'len the clUb returns loud and raucou& razz handed had little bearin, on Ute re~ult 01\ t . ThAt Iowa stale tennis tournament and home Aug. 16. Vice Presldent America's Blaine Rideout when he Ul e race, Denis Pell. who has been StS-SUI So. Dubuque 8', IlINkl ~ .... 8'''' IMWvW rwnd8 William O. D,Witt laid today. swung wide to pass two other run- shadowing Woodersoo all sea.on• .. - Tmf DJdLY IOWAN, IOWA arrY .. .. PAGE FIVll , ~ I - I, WAN WAN'[ ADS * * * * * * lI; FOR RENT APARTMENTS AND 'FLATS HOUSES and APARTMENTS • • FOR RENT -r 3 ROOM i'\JR...- FOR RENT- SIX ROOM HOUSE nlshecl ground apt. Private 400 Brookland Place. Sept. 1. bath. Private enirance. Very T. M. Fairchild. reasonable. Laundry privileges. fOlt RENT - OVER 30 HOUSES Dial 5175. and al'ar":~"Its tor rent, $30.00 Pef mo~th anc. up. Kose; Bros: FOB BEN'l' - THREE IN ONE .. unfurnished aparbnent. Ideal JOR RENT - HOUSES AND rlr OIIe penon. Electrle re1ri,.r- apaftments. WilkJnson Agency. atar. Dial "BSG. Dial 5134. . PLUKBING HAULING PLtnmDlG, HEATING, AlB MOVING AND GENERAL HAUL- CondltloQiaa. Pial U'lO. [0'" ing. Carey's Delivery and Trallll- Cit) l'Jwnbloa. fel' Company. Dial 4290. WANTED - PLUMBING AND buUDI· Larew Co. ttl E. LOST AND FOUND Washington. PbODe 9681. 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GUARAN- teed work. Dial 2012. tor July and August offers you Bernie 3pectal low prices. Bl'lng your AWNINGS shoes to us and save money. IOWA CITY AWNING CO. ESTI- 228 EA,ST WASHINGTON ST. • rna tes free. 110 S. Linn street. Across from Englert Theater Dial 3895. gave Tony Sopko, 152, Chicago, I Very Poor! , a victory over Augie KJuborg, 153 I 1-2, Racine, Wis., in a scheduled I Had $24,215.48 In four-rounder. Kluborg suffered a P~cket, Not for lliness deep cut at the start of the fight and the bout was stopped with ~ i two secvi1ds to go in the first EXCE r ,:s' IOR SPRINGS, Mo., round. ~Ug . 7 I AP)- E'd I'ly John A. ' I Kasper wllo pl'ote~l ~ he W;]S too I . Indifferent Start ])0(.1' to go to ~ h. ':!l,laJ h~t! $24 - RYE, NY., Aug. 7 (AI?)-Bobby 215.1.8 h,rden m. hs ~Iothmg and Riggs st:..rted the d fense of his in 111s ':IJ'JI:l, pollee ~n ,d today. eastern g.rnss court championship Kasper :.uffered :1 h at P105t1'3- in hls usual indifferent fa hion l~(,n. Whr') hp l'''vfvrd he Icld .0/- t day, d~opping his preliminary fi~rs he ~ctIld not offord hosplta I set bef0l'e overcoming Leonard tr<3imeJ t. They fOllnd h.e hod $B!- I Hartman, of New Yorl~ 4-6, 6-3, 275 cash ond $159·10 JJl seclt1·!- 0 3 . t lh W -t h t · · t · I tie!. The cash wa~ in his pockets lib.1 e es c es el co un IY 8! 'NCr" some of the s cllrities. C u : . , The othen; were ',i, n hi ~ $1.25 a I Yleldmg the set ~asn t en til'ely wet'k room. III' woo sent to a hos- voluntary on Bobtly s part, how- . ·tal ever, for he battled Hartman PI . stubbornly fol' it bl!fore he flnall1 lost · it, 0.1 a combiouUon of his A. ron Wills c.wn erlors and Hartman's ac- CHrCAGO, Aug. 7 (AP)- Milt curate Hroklng. Riggs played AroH, HiO 3-4, Chicago, chalked !lawlessly, however, as the match I up another ring victory tonlght neared Its end. BRICK BRADFORD when hi3 scheduled lO-round bout ------with Eddie Meieskl, 151 3-4, Chi- In the province of Limburg, in I BUCKO, TANGLED IN HIS 'CHUTE" FALLS THE 'cHUTE DRAGS HIM UNDER- cago, was stoP'ped at the end of the Netberlanlls, there is a small WATER- the second round because of the town called America; about three latter's nadly cut left eye. Ihour's from Berlin, Germany. is A similar decision by the referee New America. Daily Cro•• Word Pilule I 2 '3 4 5 6 1 e "f 1O ~ Ii.. II 12 -- I ~ I' ~ , t ~' . "I" 13 14 15 f: to _lit ~ I • • ~ ? 'r. fI' , II, l , .,.·17 , 18, Itt ; ~ ~ ~ ,. BRICK. KICKING OFF HIS SHOES, STRUGGLES TO THE I 20 21 22 2~ .6 W~~E ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~==--~~ 24 ~~ ~ ~ ~ t BY GENE OLD HOME TOWN 28 '}Cf , 2" 21 - ~ND WE:?E. L'i:::~V\NG, SOUNDS LIKE: SOM£:- O~ - DOt II "il-\ E HO\1SE FL.OObED ~ ~ STt:...R, ','OUK ~ TE..?'P'Y ,'BE:C~USE: t;:.. . "T~E. 'BE:ELE:.R "OOys' TO M'C ~ AND YOU VISIT/NG 30 3~ 34 "BEE:LER 31 32 'Bb.ND TRCl.W\PS \.\t;:..VE -- SI)( ot: T\.-\J:>.,' G/::>..NG 00, m:. 'DOys" I§)~! ~ ~ ~ r:...wt::..y l=-RQN\ ~'C IN tl. GUN ,!C9 rrtl.\AE:.N OVE? /lAY ce:...",,?~ ROUT'\-I\:-. ~ ~5 36 81 ~8 ..... ~ ~' .,';.~ ')'-- IN t:t;:..CT , TI-IEY t:\G\.\T ~,-...... ~ LETS S~DDLE: 'i" ', ~ ,- ~ I ~~: .. , . -T\.\ESE , OUSTED LIS WITI-\ ou? PINTOS b.l-l 'RIDE 'Bt>.C\L, '1o ~ tl.?E -SUST '12 ,( ' T~RE:~T5 Ol= VIOLE:NCt=. 1 TO YOUR CJ:>.,N\P ~ ~--~ lLL 'I' ~' :-'-\'i; ~ J." . . PLJ:>.,\N M~\Ar=. - EM CRt::..'NL OUT ~ I=-REIGI-1'T I "I~ .' W\T~ 1'\-1EIR NOSES ON 'iI-\' , I" I 14050E:5. Ult-.E A..NT~'EP.5 ~ ~ '. '\'., I ~', - J • ..t . ' .• "",.., .' I .. WRIINCH STILSON ON TI-'Ir.JOa 11111 ,coPYO'Ct« ,.. ~ .... ruau ,-.-...... e·. PAGE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1939 98 FarDlers Make Cryptic Relllarks About New York's Windowbox Gardeners I Leading U. S. Iowa City To Nazi Soldiers Turn Farmers Farm Bureau 18 Johnson County Tavern Leche- Help in Parade arlll: Junior Members 0 t A k T · I b J (Continued .from Page 1) F Experts A.t Washington To Dance Tonight pera ors s na y ury approximately 5,000 barrels daily to 20,000 barrels daily for severa) Iowa City's contribudon to the Get Together Johnson county junior farm bur· Rare Instance For months, and this contraband oU' Washinglon, Ia., centennial par· eau members will be enlertained Such A Request, run over into Texas, in violation ade this morning at 10 o'clock • at a dance tonight in the City park Getting Wet They Liked Big City will be the chamber oC com pavilion at 8:30. Refreshments Declares Grothe of the Connally act which pro 'For A Change,' But merce's Iowa City Centennial will be served at the stand in the Iowa City Now Ahead hibits interstate movement ot il float and the Iowa City Grena pavilion. Hearings to dispose of Uquor legally produced "hot" oil. • diers drum and bugle corps. On Rainfall Prefer Open Spaces In additioo to the dance mem- and gambling devices seiled in Burford built a 59-mile pipeline The local caravan, which will bers will dlscuss plans for the raids on 18 Johnson county tav to Longview, Tex., and approxi By ANDY ANDERSON include several Iowa City busi dude ranch presentation which erns were continued by Justice of For the first time during 1939 ness men, will leave Iowa City I Iowa City is ahead on rainfall. mately 480,000 barrels of oil was NEW YORK, Aug. 7 (AP) they will put on Aug. 16 as one the Peace T. M. Fairchild yester about 8 or 8:30 this morning. of the night features of the annual day until the court can get a rul- This fact was revealed when a moved before' a federal court in The ears of a lot of metropolitan Charles A. Bowman, secretary of Johnson county 4-H clUb show at ing {rom the district court on the check·up last n i ~ h t at 7 p .m. east Texas issued a restralnilll window·box gardeners must have the chamber of commerce, is in Iowa stadium. legality of having a trial by jury showed 2.43 inches of rain had order. burned today, for 98 champion charge of the trip to Washington. Junior farm bureau members in the justice court. fallen in Iowa ClfJr yesterday. Following the parade perform The year's normal up to last Burford paid Weiss $48,592.66, farmers came into town and won in charge of arrangements for the The tavern owners appeared at ance of the Grenadiers In Wash dance are Florence Zenisek of the hearing in a group with At nlght was set at 21.63 inches; .84 representing 10 cents per barrel dered how the New Yorkers couid ington, they will leave for Chari· Soloo, chairman; Alice Campion torney E. A. Baldwin represent ot an inch above normal. on this oil, and subsequently paid be so satisfied. ton where they will partiCipate in of [owa City, Fern RieckeI' of ing them and demanded a jury Yesterday's high temperature over $100,000 to Weiss as a com It was the first time the masters an Iowa round robin tournament Iowa City, Francis Kopecky 0111 trial. According to Assistant At as reported by the the University mission after the pipeline had of Iowa hydraulics laboratory was been sold for $950,000. from every part of the country for junior drum and bugle corps. Iowa City, Gladys Isaacs of Iowa torney General Jens Grothe of City, George Rossma n oC Lone Des Moines this is one of the few 84 degrees-three degrees under Weiss paid Leche 67 $1,000 bills had been together. They all liked Tree and Harry Slemmons ot' instances record in the state the normal for the day. here in November, 1936, "as hi8 the big city "for a change" but o~ Iowa City. when a jury trial was demanded The low mark for the 24-hour share of the illicit gains and prof longed for the great open spaces I period was 64-two degrees above Frees Service at a condemnation proceeding. its of the said conspiracy" and again where "the air is fresher • the normal low of 62. kept a like sum. and everybody isn't in such a JudHe Gets I County Attorney Harold W. Ves- e termark and Grotbe appeared for Non-Committal hurry." Will Be at 9. Leche was smiling but non It was the first time, too, that Npw Slant On the state and resisted the demand of the defense for a jury trial. Danzjg- committal as he appeared at the most of them had been to New federal building. He leaned heav York - a trip given them by the This Morning war H uman Nature Also present at the hearing as (Continued from Page 1) dralted into farm service, are pic witnesses to the raids were Iowa ily on a cane which he has used. Firestone Rubber compan)' In repeat experts on European af tured harvesting a crop ot peas , . highway patrolmen who partlci- th t t t ' t D . since stricken with arthritis in recognition of their achievements Funeral services will be held fairs, and this picture would seem in a nol'lth German field. The har LEMAItS, Aug. 7 (AP)-J'usttce Ipated in the raids, which were e rea y 0 IDSPec anllg cus- January. He gave ill health as ~ and several rapid sightseeing at 9 o'clock this morning in St. to support their statement. Sol vest will soon be over in the reich C. E. C13 "ke had a new slant on staged as a laboratory class dur- toms, with no limit on the person- the reason for resigning. trips (plus noise, bustle and gaso Mary's churcb here for Mrs. Bar diers of the regular German army, -and then what? human nature today. Ing t.he annual peace officers' nel for this work.) Gov. Earl K. Long, who suc llne-fumed air) falirly took thelr bara Frees, 97, one of the oldest ------Last Tuesday hc tined Harry short course at the University of The free city senale sent a ceeded Leche just as the present breath away. residents 01 Johnson county who political scandaiB began breaklna The O1deet died Saturday night at the homo Connor of Wakefield, Neb., $10 Iowa last month. The county-wide note today to Polish Commissioner for ovcl'!oading a truck. raids were conducted at the re- Marian Chodacki, who s e offices in late June, declined to comment George M. McKerrow, 87. of of her sister, Mrs. Phoebe Bire Two British Steamers Bombed in Balon Rouge. Pewaukee, Wis., the oldest, said line, 821 Seventh avenue. Saturdey Connor returned here quest of lhe county attorney and are across the strect from the with Olga Kay, aho of Wakefield, Sheriff Don McComas. Hoover a Guest he was "born on all fool's day and Mrs. Frees was born Dec. 7, and the couple was manled by the The ruling by Vestermark and bullding occupied by the govern- U. S. Attorney General Frank that accounts for my coming on By Japanese Planes In Latest 1841, in Albig, Hesse-Darmstadt, justice. Grothe against trial by jury was ing body of the free city. Murphy together with FBI Direc such a long trip." Germany, and was married to Then Connor paid the fine and overruled by Justice of the Peace The strictlY controlled Damig tor J. Edgar Hoover, were Leche'8 McKerrow, dean of Amerlcan John Frees in Germany, coming Series of '.Regrettable Mistakes" the cost of lhe marriage at the Fairchild and it is expected that press did not carry the contents guests at a reception at the gov sheep raisers and who said he had to the United States in 1865. The same time. the cases of the 18 defendants will of the note but the official Dan· ernor's mansion only lwo months more pure·bred sheep from Can couple settled in Johnson county ------nnor was the owner of the come up for action j'n the Septem- ziger Vorposten said the senate ago when Murphy stopped In ada and England than any mall near Oxford where they lived raids which killed four Chinese Co Britons Claim Attack truck, bu~ was not driving it at' bel' term of the district court. In would enter into negotiations wtih Baton Rouge to deliver the com llv.ing, came after his family took until 1937 when Mrs. Frees moved and injw'ed a Canadian, H. J. th ti f th t Chodacki mencement address at Louisiana Premeditated InciArent e me 0 e arres . this case, condemnation proceed- PoliBh 'customs officials halted a vote as to whether he should to Iowa City. Denyer, and four Chinese neal' State university and accept an make the tour. , Mrs. Frees is survived by three On Part of Nipponese Ichang, more than 1,000 miles up Italla.n War Garnes ings will be dropped, Justice ot the export of margarine to Poland honorary degree bestowed by "I voted not to come," he said, children, one daughtel', Mrs. Bi.re Dr. the Yangtze from Shanghai. R N (AP) It I , the Peace Faircl)Hd stated. last week declarm' g her customs "but the family won out. I like line, and two sons, John and Ed TU 1 . Italy, - a y s As yet no charges against the ' James Monroe Smith, who now SHANGHAI, Aug'. 7 (AP) - No Information it fine." largest war manel. vers of. recent Itavern owners have been filed by control rights had been violated has been indicted on 40 state Bnd ward, both of Oxford. British official circles tonight "We have no information," said years I'n:led yesterday With the th t th tat Th h because Danzig manufacturers had The descent of the farmers - Burial will. be in Mt. Calvary or federal counts. took an increasingly grave view of a Japanese army spokesman. "If rout of nn imaginary invader from \. e count Yd e s . e. e ear- refused to permit inspection of Murphy at that time in a preas 193 with their families - proved cemetery at Oxford. The remains two Japanese air raids on British it happened, it is a regrettable the Fnmch frontier region by the Ing yes er ay moqllng was con- their plants considerably .embarr8sing to the conference warned the federal are at the Hohenschuh mortuary. property near Iehang as more de· mistake." new motorizcd army of the Po, ducted to determine disposal of ' The export 01 some herring was Hotel New Yorker where they government was determined and tailed reports came from the Brit- All of tbe damaged property The manCllVC;S, which started last the liquor and gambling devices stopped when Poland charged the had the legal instruments nectl were qu~rtered . There wasn't Wednesday, were witnessed today taken in the raids. fishery involved was not a real ish gunboat Gannet which passed was said by the British to have sary to step into corrupt city and room for them for luncheon and unscathed through the Sunday at- been marked plainly with Brit- by Kin~ Vittorio Emanuele and Danzig firm but one with Neth- state political situatlons, and the hotel had to send the crowd to Flood- tack. ish ensigns. the Hotel Pennsylvanta for the foreign military attaches. R. Th erlands bacldng and therefore out- (Continued (rom I;'age 1) Commander A. F. st. G. Orpen Britons charged the attack on side the duty-free classification of clean them up it the communities meal. _ .-- acmg e of the Gannet sent word that the British property, which also Judres on Pay Danzig products moving into Po- thernsel ves refused to act. Enll He Raised Leche then was being consid instances barred by police on gunboat herself narrowly escaped damaged the Asiatic Petroleum WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- land. Hobart Creigh~n of Warsaw, S k ered for the federal judgeship 01 miles of Clinton streets as the destruction trom one bomb which company's works, was premedi· ident Roosevelt yesterday signed The free City senate's recent de- Ind., who with his brother Rus tor - tne eastern Louisiana district. Fol sel sold 4,320,000 eggs last year storm reached its crest. Scores he asserted seemed to be aimed at taled. a bill permitting physically un- cision to simply refrain from rec- the British vessei aJ)d landed only Orpen reported to Rear Admiral lowing his resignation Murphy and who is a member pt the In of automobiles, motor coaches and fit federal judges, who have serv- Davenport Woman, ognizing the PoUsh customs offi- 100 yards away. ' Reginald Vcscy Holt, commander ed 10 years 01' more, to retire on cials it regards as superfiuous has announced the name had been diana house of repre$entatlves, busses were stalled on main figured his meals here would in Two British Yangtze river of Britain's Yangtze river patrol, full pay. On Way to Hospital, the unofficial threat to open the withdrawn. clude some eggs he had raised. thoroughfares. Water ran from steamers were destroyed in the that thc Gannet was a hall mile The measure provides that a Stopped by Baby East Prussian frontier and trade Except for three appearances "We ship twice a week to New curb to curb on many atreets lind - below the petroleum company disabled judge who has not serv- directly with Germany advanced before a parish (county) grand property while it was being jury at Baton Rouge, and two York," he said. back~d up Into basements. In ed 10 years m.ay re'l're on half I f beyond that stage. bombed. One Japanese plane , Mrs. Harold Thcmton, w fe 0 grand jury appearances here, Charles Schneider ot Spring one home a basement cavein was pay. caused by the backwash, and the F.D.R.-- then detached itself from the at a Davenport pain~t-'r, raced with Leche has since remained at his field, Ohio, charter ~mber of the I the stork from Davenport to Iowa first junior agr{cul£ural cluD . in en tire founda tion was threa tened. (Continued from Page 1) tackers and flew over the gun home in Covington, La. America, said he d rather be back Clinton's fire alarm circuits all boat, releasing a single bomb creation of a "unified government City yesterday, but the stork won Rolling Death Leche headed Louisiana's dele on his farm because there was too were dlsabled and emergency iairs of all Cederal courts. Such which passed over the Gannet. of China" to consolidate the pro- at West Liberty, 17 mlles irom gation to the 1936 democratic na visional governments set up in Iowa CIIY. I"f\uch bustle here and this was crews were set to work making matters previous.ly have been The missile and fire which fol- Gas Pipe Kills One, tional convention, and still is dem repairs. lowed destroyed the two river Peiping and Nanking by the Jap- Travp.lJr.g in a Vniversit:y hos echoed by Clyde Rose of Seville, handled by the justice department. steamers. Injures Two ocratic national committeeman for Ohio, who has designed some "un Police headquarters was de anese to govern conquered Chi- pital aml:-ulance, Mrs. Thornton Referri ~lg back to the chief ex the state. usually effective ways ot Irriga luged with' d).stress calls. Britain yestcrday lodged a pro· nese territory. was forcM to stop at West Uberty, tion In farming." Firemen were sammoned to res ecutive's bitter fight with con test with Japanese against the at He declared the announcement where ~he gave hlrth to a six SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., Aug. The Youqest cue in one instance as residents gress two and a half years ago tack on British property, but no would be made by former Pre- pound daughte'r, Sally Ann, in a 7 (AP)· - Eleven hundred feet of Allison, died upon seeing Mrs. The two youngest were Irene observed an automobile being over reorganization of the su action has been taken in the light mier Wang Ching·Wei of China, West Liberty physician's office. four-inch gas pipe rolled down a Ross' bodY at the accident scene. Brown, 15, of Aledo, m., who washed along the street. Arriving preme CGurt, formec attorney gen of further official reports from who broke with Generalissimo Follo\~ing the birth of the child, mountaillride today, killed a wo- Henry button, a workman on raised the grand champion steer on the scene firemen found the eral Homer Cummings told news Commander Orpen. Chiang Kai-Shek this spring, and Mrs. Thornton and her new .man outright, indirectly caused the gas main proj(>ct, was thrown "Mercer"; and Adolph Plrani, 14, unoccupied automobile resting papermen that the bill signed was 500 Casualttes General Wu Pei-Fu, retired North daughtt'r continue j to Iowa City the deati1 of a man and critically 100 feet into the air by the 'rollin, ot Marion, Ark., who grew 5,618 against the outer wall of a house the "capsheaf" of that struggle. (Foreign missionaries reported China war lord who long has re- and thc University hospital in an injured two others. pipe. Hi; back was broken. pounds of seed cottoo on a 1.451- where it had been carried by the "Every objective the president to Chung-King that casualties sisted Japanese overtures to gain ambulan ~e . Mrs. Hess Arnold Ross, 46, of The pipe, a sinrJe welded sec- acre plot. rushing water. had in mind has now been probably would total more than his participation in a Japanese- Upon arrival at the hospital, Long Beach, Calif., was crushed tion, broke loos~ from cables u Harry D. Smith, who has raised Manholes Blow Up achieved," said Cummings. He and 500 in Ichang as a result of Jap sponsored government. she Wllt placed in the isolation to death. it was being lowered, tore down 90 bushels of wheat to an acre on A number of manholes blew up Murphy were present at the sign anese air raids carried out at the Japanese naval authorities, con· ward, since thel'<: had been Her hOlJsekeeper, Ann McDon- the mountain at a ~peed of nearl1 his farm on Widby island ott the spouting geysers high into the all' ing and the president gave Cum same time British property a short tinuing their drive to blockade Whooping cough among members aId, 25, vas taken to a .hospital a mile a minute and shot throUlh coast ot Washington, was another as sewers were crowded beyond mings, all aide throughout the dlstance downstream was dam the China coast, notified foreign of the 1'hornton family at Daven- where one leg was amputated. the autol':loblle'in whicn Mrs. Roa of the champions but the cham their capacity. fight, the pen useu. aged.) councils that the port of Haimen port. A 71-year-old motorist, Grant and her housekeeper were sittlnc. Meanwhile, the Japanese army pion of them all was Carl Cocker Tons of dirt, rocks an" cinders Court Chanred in Chekiang province, 250 miles spokesman said announcement south of Shanghai, would be ======:::======::::======ell 01 Duval, Wash., Who drove were washed onto lower streets In 19!17, Mr. Roosevelt proposed here with three daughters, one from the hills. reorganizing the supreme court. would be made "shortly" of the closed tomorrow morning. son, a cousin and his wife. Huge holes were washed in Although congress refused to do Cockerell, whose teed ration en some streets Rnd in one instance this, the court lineup was later abled Ormsby Butter King to be an automobile dropped into a changed through r etirements and Dreher Murderers Identified; come the champion cow ot the hole. death. Also Included in his court re THIS world in milk and butter produc Many telephone lines were out tion, .felt like a hero after battling of order and, in isolated instances, Vision plan was a proposal for the P olice'l, F.B.I. Start Man Hunt eastern traffic. electric power service was tern· appointment of a proctor to YEAR IHI~SAIOS HAV[ CIM'AR[O We figured on ratting here In porarlly disrupted. handle the judiciary's adminis ------the morning - and we did, about The downpour began about 5:30 trative affairs. Among other First 'Major Break' the handwriting of a "Buck Mar a day late," he salel. 'ilt was 2 o'clock, catching many persons en things, th~ president suggested row," who pawned Dreher's watch that the I,roctor watch the calen Fingerprints From in an Omaha pawnshop had been AND SWITCHED TO FORD y. 8! a.m. instead of 9 a.m. the day be route home from oftlces and busi tore." ness establishments. dars of lower courts and advise identified as that of the Nebraska the chief justice on the temporary Dreher's Automobile convict. Castelline said the FBI assignment of judges to relieve made both disclosures. r DES MOINES, Aug. 7 (AP)- , State Fair To Show War Equipment I congestion. Chief of Detectives J. A. The bill signed, however, would Police tonight claimed they are Brophy said it is "only a ques lIllY COIIP.... IRMII ~ THEY COMPMID ItIDD aaoI Igive the new adm1ni~trative of- certain of the identi ty of the slay tion of time" until the men, be '-d cbe I'ord h,clnndic blake. round Ford ...... in lUlU and I ticer chi~fly fiscal work and the ers of Harold J . Dreher, 45, Mason lieved to have been picked up by cbe W,,", eftr aaed 011 a loW atops aad on the tvnt and ~ duty of gathering statistics about Dreher, perhaps as hitchhikers, priced car. Greatelt i. total rousb aoin,. h. ~.. r ride court dCl.:!cets. City salesman. are arrested. He said the FBI has braldn, ..... The oalr _ baae. Oft uaonerte .prin,.. i. The president's day also in- Crediting the first "major ..cia U.11lCb dnaaae. " lDudl tbe Ioo,eac .. the pri~ placed a "hold" ord~l' on th~m in MANILA: cluded visits from three senators break" in the case in nearly a suring their investlgatton JD the CAP) -ThE and six congressmen, all ot whom week to fingerprints found on Dreher case if tney are arrested baby girl bo said goodlJye before departing for Dreher's abandoned car, Assist any other place in the country. ftIIY COIIPUID DIIII!IU &lid THEY COMP.R.. cons .;... heart comple their homes. He also conferred ant Chief of Detectives Paul Cas Ioaad cbe 'OM V-8 luteal, lDO.e " ~ found tbe 85 borlepo_r l'ord laid today I with his ~,)]Jcitor g('neral, the bud- telline said the prints had been power(ul, aod tbe be-I, ell V-8 "."e __ mil•• per • .uoa fant's COl)dlt get direct~r, WPA administrator identified by the federal bureau ~ perfo~ :.. ~ price. in this ,ear', Gitroore-Y~.. her worship ~I'" run thaa odau leadiq'!owo and a g~'vernor. of investigation in Washington as 1&'..... -'7 Iow-pri'*' v-a io t aD, shOWed Jesl Varied Topics those of a Nebraska convict and • world. pri~cu• hurt expose Such \'nrled tOP1CS as tax re- of a man believell to have lived Those who male. on art The moth~ vision and the recent Virginia here. of /lving depe"d on Peranla Rafl democratic primary were discus- Although he refused to an- thl. famed THEY COMP.RID QUALITY lAd eltpressect hel world hotel (ouod lord alOO' .. fbi. priee baby had bee sed. nounce the identity of the men a. the very embodi Representative Buck CD-Calif), tonight, CastelUne said the man using .. d"..... OD MI ...... pilal bedside .eml-ceMrifu,al clutch. ... a a memlJer of the house tax com- hunt would take definite shape ment of gracious serv As the DI lot of otber thiog. ~ .• pe11 Priest and m mittee, ~"id he asked the presi- soon when FBI circulars posting lee, tro_ reflnemen. and I ji". "11' eoSioeeriQ,I ' . (Mary Heart) dent for an estimate on how much the men as "wanted" are circu dignified ho.pita/ity, money tile government would lated. of Ufe, the need dUring the fiscal year be- Dreher was pushed, dying, out ...... - ~. Gulllerm ...... COuld see ginning next July 1. Buck said of an automobile shortly after 1 I "6., ... the estim" te was necessll'1'Y to a If. ".~ If" sbOUld not Ii study of tax law~ that will be a .m. July 27 on' a downtown Des r.e~ '01 I ••-co.' ',.n.pon.tlolt Her eventu: resumed by the committee No- Moines street. The car, believed It;::'" .t If. " ..f~"ow •••,,,.,. Parently rest~ international N ..... Photo vember 1. The Californian said to contain at least two other men, I lIItU""" __ ILL llature since . d ' . What America is doiJli to prepare tary and naval arms which are he expected an answer from Mr. drove off, leaving him fatally er If, ... II.. 'FORD y·a U octors ag Roosevplt about that time. wounded by a ,38 caliber bullet. U on 10 place 1 herself against the threat of war included in the nation's latest de e ?:::" fense plans. Cannon, machine guns, \'eloped heart will be headlined in a huge "pre Governor James H. Price of Drehers car, in which he had I sub-machine guns, gas masks, Virginia said Mr. Roosevelt ex- driven here from his home the ~ Was out paredness show" by the United anti-aircraft guns, Itmbulances, pressed "general satisfaction" with day before, was found abandoned Present. States army and navy at the Iowa rUles and many other types of the result of the recent primary in Council BluUs some five hours Burkett-Updegraff Motor Co. III Meanwhile State fair Aug. 23 to Sept. 1. 110- equipment are included in the ex in that state. Pr.h:e, a Roosevelt later. nCtionlng n, cording to plana announced yes hibit which will be open to the supporter, said his control of the The announcements that the ~ lOUdly terday. The exhlblt~ will Include public through the period ot the legisllltllr<, was Improved as 8 re- prints had been identified was tol 3 Eo College St. Uon trol1\ many ot the newest types of miU- tail'. suit of the primary. I lowed closely by a disclosure that