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---..: I blcy_ Hcet\se Iy lOCal amona it Waa :hlef 01 l were onsll/l_ d. Reg­ ured at m 2:30 , Chief It's*** Raid and Counter ***Raid, Now ** *** *** *** *** *** set for 'C tellded istribu.' Shower Explosives in Widespread Attack project by the rang of *** *** *** *** *** *** Vogt I, ttee in 15 Cents - Ontined daj's, it . ------~~------~-- . France Told She Must Accept I'Peace, Preparedness' Nazis' Midnight-to-Dawn Raid Unconditionally or Reject Peace I Is Republican Slogan Greatest Since Start of Battle Four ,French Emissaries Remain in Steady • Third Bombing in Four Days Kills 3 Civilian RO'I'ALAIR FORCE Commuoicati~n With Government; Subcommittees N.Y. Police British Fighters Drive Off German Waves F R c E It~OR'tED sue.­ C!~~.ulIOMI\HG Continue Conferences Guard Against Amid Explo ion , Fir Of Tllesl INDUS­ IStudy Various I ~IALcmIiS Bridge Bombers LONDON, June 22 ( aturday)-(AP)-Wave after wave b I BULLETIN 1PI f p. of German bomber bia ted at Britain from the outhea l to LONDON, June 22 (AP)-A. Reuters (British news . at orm olnts 11u,:, '-.,.t..J1I,1"ktJ. p.l't;!.ss map shows sulfered most heavily in recent NEW YORK, June 21 ; (A'P)- the northeast in midnight-to-da\'.m raid today, howering how British and German air forces !Jerman air raids. In circle i:3 agency) dispatch from Istanbul : to~a y reported that six I , ---.:----. • Two . hundred patrolmen' .and down incendiary and high explo ive bomb. in the third and are bombing each other's indus­ the German industrial area on French tank~~s anchored · ~t that Turkl ~ port had b~~n b'a n s-ICo l1~roversy May ArIse detectives were p)a~~d 011 guard most wid~spr ad attack in four day , trial centers in savage air attack which British planes have inflicted \ ferred to Brttlsh owners.up and hlld hOlsted the BrILIS~ fJ:;tg- As to How ,Far Party ~:~r b~~~g~r~:~~ntt:endEa~"~7:!~ With dawn's grrival, the raider fl d th thr at of Briti h and counter-attack. The map damage . . fighters, and the a larm that ent thou and to heller were shows the English area which has . IWin Give Allies Aid tonight 'IS a i'esult of two anony- lifted. By LOUIS P. LOCHNER . . mous . telephone warning ; .that Three civilian were killed during th ail' raid on this COMPIEGNE FOREST, France; June 21 (AP}-A yes or PH!LA-OELPHIA, June 21 (AP) 1he stru~tures were to be bomb- , " d ' f -l'ne slogan "peace and prepar-I ed. country last nigbt and early today, the air mini try an­ General Smedley D. Butler, no ah~wer:_uncondlbonalJy and "?w-was emanded 0 edness" dominated republican Polrce were inclined to treat nounced, France tomght to the terms of a conqueror's peace dictated platform wri~ets ' today, 'with a the fi·cst · warning, re~~ved at Roaring across the coast for the third big atta k of the U. S. Marine Corps, Dies at 58 by Adolf Hitler in his hour of triumph: controversy obviously arising . as Bronx headqual·ters: as the W1)rk week, the nazis rent the early morning air with thund rou The four emissaries who hold the fate of the French in that 10, how far. th~ . pali~ declaratJ?n of a crank. "'owev~r, the guard explosions and started numerou fires which cast a crim on , '. . ' . ' ,., should -go m endol'smg material was ordered after a second man, glow over the countryside, Fought Round . World answer remamed In steady telephone commUnicatIOn WIth assistance to the aUies. characterj~ed by police as ~ "very (The Britillh apparently repli d in kind with a raid on Arms Transfer ·their government. They conferr.ed for a second tim!::, too, Subcommittees, appoilltep to serious and very int~lligent," Berlin, where an alarm wa in eft ct for 36 minut and anti­ But Opposed War Gets Approval tonight with the representa-, ' --- dea~ with the' various platform called Brooklyn headquarters to aircraft guns around the capital fired at invading craft. No . " J D subJects met · throughOut the day, say: , bomb explosion were heard in Berlin.) Abroad for Americans bves of the Ger.man. f.uehr~,.., apanese raw including the group under the "r know that bombs are.' go- I n Senate V0 t e Whatever theIr reply, Hlt- chairmanship of AI! M. Landon ing to be placed on the brldges The bark of anti-aircraft gun , the chatt r of machine PHILADELPHIA, J u n e 21 Jer Jta,s ordered brought to Q " ___ . '*'1W:b' rudyln the pl'.oblem of tontgllL. 1 hav no!btne to do guns and the challenging whin of British fighter plane (AP)-M~jor Gen( af Smedley WASHINGTON, June 21 AP)- Berlin the long-enshrined rail- oser to ~lS f~reign alfalrs. It, Landon s~id, with it, but I know it is gOing made an ear- pUtting overtone to th sound of the raiding D. Butler, 58, who retired trom rhe senate approved tonight a way car where Germany discussed the thorny question to happen." planes and the intermittent thud of the exploding bomb . the U. S. marine corps after proposal to restrict the transfer' signed an armistice in sorrow in committed to it at length and ------Air raid alarms hrilled with the approach of the first at­ of army and navy equipment to 1918 and offered one in victory Policy Shift To Meet would meet again tomorrow. tackers and the civilian population crouched in shelters while " , fighting half-way round the. other countries. today. From the other subcommlttees world and spent much of his the battle raged on. • The proposal, insertl!d without Along with the historic cal', New Events ill Europe, came word. that the platform Report Spain's One salvo of bigh explosive bombs struck a lumber yard Shirt latet' yearS urging that the nR­ dissent in a measure to ,expedite Hitler will take away the memor- British in Far East otherwise would closely conform tion keep its figh ting men home. naval shipbuilding, would require iill tablet that marked the spot, to the program submitted last in an undi closed eastern s Cabinet Meets area, shattering windows in died today in Naval hospital, that the chief of naval operations and the monument the Frencn set winter by the republican program or the army chief of staff must up with the graven legend: 'rOKYO, June 22 (Saturday) committee under the chairmanship Carol Decides the immediate vicinity and "Old Gimlet Eye"-the narrl'e certify that any equipment re- "Here, on Nov. 11, 1918, was (Al?)-Circles close to the gov- of Glenn Frank. shaking buildings as far as he got 'in the Mexican campaign leased is "surplus" and is not frustrated the criminal arrogance ernment indicated today Japan's Meanwhile, it was learned that Reorganization Under To Cast Lot .hree mile away. because he learned so much ot needed for the defense of the of the German imperial reich, policIes now are crystallized some party leadel's were urging New Foreign Mini ter Reports from the attacked areas the enemy - succumbed at 3 United States.. deteated by the free peoples which around a program calling fOl' Ithat the conventl?n adop~ two said that as soon as the ominous p. m. (CST) to a gall bladder Sponsored by Chairman Walsh it sought to enslave." " platforms, one brief, concise and Purpo e of Session With Germany drone oC the nazi craft became (D-Mass), of the senate naval Destroy Markers clOser relations With Germany pointed, and the other elaborat- audible, their motors we r e ~ ·S and liver ailment that had put committee, the amendment grew Slabs marking where the train and Italy, possibly direct actian, ing at some length on the points LISBON, June 21 (AP)-The drowned out by sp dy British him to bed a month ago. !'EST out of congressional criticism stood were ordered destroyed. in British-French possessions in I made in the shorte1' document. Spanish government is being re­ tightcr dartin, into the skies to Since he retired in 1931, with at Rumania To Follow the navy's release of 23 "mosquito Hitler personally decreed that the southern orient and a nega- The long platform, it was sugge t- organlzed, it was reported here the attack. 30 years service in the ma­ boats" for sale to the allies. the monument to Marshal Foch is tive attitude toward any Ameri- ed, would be based upon the tonigh t, with the cabinet in ses­ Fa ci t Plan Of The Germans attacked one rines, Butler took to the lecturc sion since early afternoon. in to be preserved undamaged, un- Frank report with few changes Party (ri,vernme nt northeastern locality relays for platform with the same sharp moved. CBn efforts toward rap proch- made. (The bal'e fact that the cabi­ more than two hours, droppIng tongue that had often brought IN Mediterranean Hitler demanded an end to all ment. Landon made it plain that be- net was meeting was reported in bombs. him into the public eye during Fre~ch B;: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS resistance; that the French give These quarters said Japan's c~use . of the uncertainty of the Madrid dispatches.) • • • UTY his miJitsTY and public serviJe. Fleet, Eastern Arm y A DNB, ollicia1 German news BUCHAREST, Rumania, June [n one area the bomb tell so He was the proponent of armed him "all guarantees necessary" to foreign policy had shifted to situation abroad, he and the sub­ agency, report said that Ramon 21 - Kln« Carol cast his lot swLItl,y wlde 01 any mark \ha\ \.hey were force only for home defense­ May Continue Fight him to ,continue his war against ~hls three-point program to meet commlt~ee .were. In no . ~urry to their ally, Britain; and the ac- the rapid turn of eV€."lts in Eu- pu,~ th.elr views tnt? writing. " Serrano Suner was takJng over and squarely with Germany to- believed to have been jettisoned he who nad been a fighting man the foreign ministry portfoliO from the orient to France. ALEXANDRIA, June 21 (AP)­ ceptance of "pre-conditions" for rope. . T~,IS IS a changmg w?rld, h~ night. by an eneDI.Y plane seekin, to a . new European order designed Regarding the British and Said, and events are movmg fast. held by Juan Beigbeder, who Is He is Cine of the few men who French official sources expressed He began lormation of a new outrun the h: t ~rll! h pursuit. above all to make "reparation French holdings in the southern The even~, he added, "might to be shifted back to high com­ ·twice was awarded the congr,es­ belief tonight that the French totalitarian party on the nazi pat- Some bombs in an eastern lo- Mediterranean battle fleet 'here of the wrong dorte to the Ger- v~'ie n t, they said Japan at least have some mfluence on the sub­ mIssioner of Morocco. slonal medal of honor-in 1914 tern and, lt was 'l'j!Uably re- cality fell into fields, for heroism in Vera Cruz and and the middle-east armies in Inan reich by force." would take a "stronger hand," committee's conclUsions, partlcu- Syria would continue t6 fight be­ This was the heart of a long if not direct action. larly the natu:e of the French . Serrano Suner's "ministry of ported, drafted decrees to turn Little Brillsh Spitfires climbed a year later for storming-with his country into a state of the into the pre-dawn dark to meet 23 men- Fort Reviere in Haiti. side the British reg'!rdless ' .of preamble given to the French Hongkong, British crown col- p~ace ,~er ms laid down by Adol! governmcntt' already embraces France's acceptance or rejection delegates -.: that and a declara-

I • SA' tention wasn't obtained until within 48 hours. hasten defense building. Shortly its by rapid audience turn-overs, one in 24 died; ,v:ithin 72 hours, one in 17 thereafter, MI's. F.D.R. ot a pres and seeing a movi show was a OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN - died, a nd aiter 72 hours, one in died. conference said she was opposed diversion rather than a miniature 13 Items In the UNIVERSITY ()ALEND Rare lebed. The company lays down a simple three· NEWS to relaxing labor standards. Next career or protracted "silzkrleg." Publishcd every morning except Monday day House Naval Chairman Vin­ The piling on of so-called "pro· uled In the Summer Ses Ion Office, W·9 Eut Hall, by Student Publications Incorporated at point rule, on the basis or ils discoveries, Items for the GENERAL NOTICES are dePGlite.) for those who suffer attaclu which may mcan son revised his blll so that it would duction vIlIues" reached !I peak in with the campus edilor of The Dally Iowan or ma, 126.130 I owa avonue, lowa City, Iowa. , exempt only minor work up to app ndicitis: (1) cal l a doctor, (2) remain the big "Wind," a peak justified be plo.ced In the box IIro \< lded for their depoeit la BE $25,000 and require time and a by the public interest that has the offlees of The Dally Iowan. GENEIAL quil't and apply an ice bag to the abdomen, Boar d of 'rrustees: Frank L. Mott, Odis K. halt pay for more than 40 hours. m!liie it so phenomenally success­ NOTICES mu t be d The Daily Iowan by 4.:30 p.... Patton, Ewen ·M. MacEwen, Kirk H. Porter, Rnd (3) refrain from taking a laxative, food Both the administr are still available capucity und demon, trated efficiency known Introduced dog racing to Staten 1 land . . . congress in a booklet published by for men in the intermediate sec· in production. R cently completed deal with Turkish army the senate military affairs com­ tion (8 to 9 p.m.). The quota 01 for 20,000 donkeys . . . Tried to buy famous mittee. You can get it by writing 50 has already been sold to woo Tombs prison and turn it into a wax museum to your senator or representative. men dancers. Begillning Monday, ... Drinks only champagne for breakfast Anonymous author is Major Earl June 24. women desiring inter· on • Music and Americanism mediate dance tickets will be sold ... Dines chiefly on fowl ... Is president C. Ewert, - head -bf 'Uie " war ' de­ partment press section, who spent the men's tiCkets. Down in St. Louis, between June 3 and of a music publi lting firm aud owns a swin~ Fi ve tickets orc available to of 16, 110,000 people saw '''rbe American band . . . Is now prodllcing Latin·AmeriClan more than a year collecting best pictures of maneuvers and wea­ men in the advanced class (8 to 9 is Way," thc patriotic pageant of this nation film 0 11 Long Island ... Is a real estate pons. p.m.). Women's tickets have been written by George S. Kaufman and Moss operator IIJ1d owns the Pegasus Polo and sold out in thi . cJa~s. Hart. Hunt club at Rockl eigh, New Jersey ... Cluh RECEDING 58,8410-- Twenty-nve tickets are still OriginalJy pr s nted at the New York has sanctuary for famous old mares and stal· Mr. Roosevelt's goal of 50,000 available fur men in the begitming Center til eater, the St. Louis Municipal Opera lions which have made names for themselves planes has been receding con­ section and 29 for women. This was the second theatrical organization to pre· in theatrical work .. . One of the e was Anna, stantly as the parties invol ved ClUR3 meets from ? to 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the sent th spcetacle on a lm'ge scale. Some 62,. a mare who carried the late Rudolf Valentino in attaining it, get further into details. At least one of the man· , womeo's gymnn:sium during un!' 000 patrons saw the f eaturc during its second tlll'Ollgh "1'he Sheik." An na died there re· v('rsity office hours. Any remain· week. cently and was interred with llOllors. Antia ufac:turers who attended the orig­ inal Morgenthau meeting came ing ticketH will be sold ut the '''j'he American Way," packing them in also was famou, as lin opera star , . . OWns away with the understanding that door Monday night. like this, seems to indicate a couple of things. a nigllt club named after the horse Sun Beau, the goal represented an over-aU ESTHER FRENCH 1t revives American hopes and aspirations in a great money winner in his time ... Great hope for future years, something native musical dtama i it l'evivcs Arnel'ican love just now is polo .. . Says he will bring to work toward eventually. Can dlda tes tor Degrees ., intcr cst in seeing such productions. In addi­ tllC SOil of tl1e late Will Rogers and his polo One admiral testifying belore Application for degrees should tion, it would indicate that anything that team east soon to compete at Pega us . • • a house committee doubted that be made in the Registrar's oi/ice. ha, the phrase "tho American way" attach· DI'eams of a vast chain of polo fields It6m Mr. Roosevelt had ever mentioned room 1, University hall, on or ))e. fore July 6. The graduation fee d to it these days has new significance in coa t to coast, "so polo can become the the figure as a goal, whereupon time had to be taken Ollt while the or $16 mu i be paid when appll­ the pubUc mind. average man's pleasure rather than the rich calion is made. man 's fUll." president's message to !;ongress was resurrected and read to the HARRY G. BARNES, • • • naval officer. KfEPOUT REG~STRAR • Appendicitis a Menace MI'. H ertz h8 been fondly dubbed "Blll'n· urn on Horseback" by his press agents.· They MORGf:NTHAU ON DEFENSE- OfT'" Graduate Students A prominent insurance company if! parti. like to r efer to him as "a cosmop01ite Paul Unannounced, Henry ·Morgen­ W!STE~'" Each student in the graduate cipating in a nation-wide campaign against Bunyan," which no doubt he is. Certainly thau, the treasury secretary, is college who CXPI'C'ts to receive a appendicitis. " Th e. composite American ap· at 60 he clefies 8l\a1ysis ... He says lie sleeps becoming Roosevelt minister of H!MISP~!R1.~ clegree at the university convoca· tion to bp held AUgURt 2, 1940 or pendix i ~ the birth place of 15,000 deaths a only three or four houl'S out of 24 and C011- delense. The job is not only tak­ nt a . ubs<'C]uent convocation, must F llr," declare, on of its medical associates. '"umes stroner spjrits at a rate of' two quarts ing so much 01 his time that his assistant, Daniel Bell, is function­ have on file in the registrar's of­ Ill ~ "resting figures to the public as a whole daily: His arena _at Pegasus is said to be the [ice complet' officinl transcripts have b ('0 reveal d tlms £8.r in the study. largest indoor arena for rodeo and polo ing as treasury secretary, but so *"' much of his departmental space of all ltnd rgradua tc and gradu­ On out of nine patients died when he took matches on earth ... Actually, it is & vast that some 01 his treasury tax bu­ at work accomplish d in other more than one laxative for It supposed "~to· airplaoe hangar which Mr. Hertz transferred reau has been moved over to the institutions. mach ache." One in ] 9 niecl if he had taken to Rockleigh from Floyd Bennett Field. "My internal revenue buiiding. If YDU nre not e rta In that these a si ng- Ie la xative. Only one in 62 died when losses, " Ite admits casually, "are about ten records are on file, call the res is' putien ts took no laxatives. . grand a month, but then what's ten grand UNION pa188U~ 11'I1I"s office without delay. Moreover, when patl.ents obtained medical when you're having fun'" Navy asked the house to amend Stud nt' WQO wish graduate treatmcnt within 24 hour' lifter an attack, This statement perhaps explains him better the WalSh-Healey act to allow 48- cred it ('urMel-.llt othol' institutions only 1 in 62 succlImbed; when medical at· than aoything anyone elBe could sq, hour weeks in navy yards to (See BULLETIN pap 6)

.' SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1940 THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CITY PAGE TBRER Engineering Training W ill Reflect on Mechanized ~Tarfare ------~------~~------HQme Project Officer. RaiM.0w G.i~ls Word Received of Marriages Commissioner Plan Resular Meetins From Economics to Needles and Pins Former Students Alumni Education Tu~d(Jy at 2 P. M. "'. '" '" '" W III I.,nttate. Of Of f Elisabeth .Hooker Parsons Become"'.. Designer at Friend's Suggestion Tills Evenlng • _____' ______The reauJar monthly meeting of Gets Facilities the Home Project Officers will be street in Muscatine. By WALTER HOGAN Formal initiati:>n of candidate;; Arline Harris.H. Day; held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the r 'Don Juan' in Costume Shop The bride was graduated from light and power company assem­ When she was in college she for the Order of Rainbow G:-"ls Jean Vath.J. Reeves; will b~ held at 7:30 tonight at the University of Minnesota and College Will Be Aid bly toom. A discussion regarding never thought of the needle-pin- I has udied at the Universities of all activities including a cooper­ the Mas'Jnic Temple. This wiil Announce Wedding and-scissors business. Her major be the last meeting before the Paris and Munich. For the past For National Defense ators· meeting i.h July and organ- was economics. I four years she h8s been a mem­ , ization work in townships will group adjourns for the summer. Word has been r~ived hero ber of the faculty of the Musc:a- Training Program One day she was helping a The candidates are Lila Beck­ recently of the weddl.llg5 and ap- t' .. 11 H (fili be held. a friend do costumes for a pageant man. Doris Bennett, Katherine oroaching marriages 01 univer- I time )~rd co~~eLambder a ta- Expansion of work In aero- After the business meeting the Ann Murphy, Marion Farns­ ·t students and al mni ons mc u e I a The, members will be entertained at directed by Thomas Wood Stevens. 51 y u. national honorary women's edu- naullcs and emphasis upon me- a tea and shower in honor of Mm. "You're good at this," the friend wCTth, Martha Burney. Barbara Horrabin, Anna Hughes and cational fraternity, and Lambda chanical engineering to fit stu- Fredel'lc Simpson, the Iormer said. "Why don't you do this for Dorothy Carson. Alpha Psi, honorary fraternity dents lor mechanized warfare Margaret Gardner. a life's work?" I June 15 was the date of the for language students. constltut~s major steps in the Mrs. H. J. Dane, county chair- And so Elisabeth Hooker Par- wedding of Arline Harris, daugl1- Dr. Klein is a graduate of the University of Iowa's englneer- man, will preside. sons-designer-{)f New York City I ler of Mr. and Mrs. 1.. O. Harris St. Mathias high school and the ing college toward aid in the Is here to direct the costume work ,. B. Gatton To of Marshalltown and Thomas Iuniversity here, and for the past , two years he has been with naUonal defense program. U. M on the six shows to be produced Henry Day of La Mesa, Cal. The Klein, Sywa ink and Klein. He Dean F. M. Dawso n announc- 11l-llSS ll~yers this summer by the dramatic arts Wed June 27 ceremony was held in the home is a member of Phi Kappa and ed yest~Tday that the U. S. com-I department. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Eggers Phi Rho Sigma fraternities. missioner of educaUon has been IWill M She has taught at Bennington n Pomona, Cal., with the Rev. offered the facilities of the col- • arry School of Arts and next year will Announce larriage i. R. Stead officiating. lege for training 200 students in. be on the stall of the Traphagan The couple will vacation at a Corcoran-Glenn specialized courses, stressing me,/ThIS ·Mormn·g School of Design in New York. Of Iowa City Girl :ruest ranch in northern Amona Mrs. Charles Corcoran of Des chanical engineering. 0 the r t For the past 10 years Miss Par- To Bur]eson nd will be at home at 8140 Moines has announced the en­ courses quickly could be added sons has done freelance work in Dr. F. ...emon avenue in La Mesa. gagement and approaching mar­ upon demand, the dean said. Ch ~ W S h' New York, designing costume;; Mrs. Day attended Marshall­ riage of her dauahter Phyllis, to Mr. and Iv.':s. M . E. Gatton The civilian pilot training IUl~S • C mill for professional shows. Just last .own junior college, Drake uni. Charles G. Glenn, son of Mrs. W. course, begun last fall, is ~p- '1;0 We, d n. Myers winter she was costumer for the 1403 E. College, announce the lersity and the university here. G. Glenn, al.so of Des Moines. erating again this summer and Group Theatre's production of approaching marriage of their Mr. Day was Iraduated from the The wedding will take place July will be continued In the fall, he A~ St. l\1ary's Church "Night Music" by Cli1ford Odets. -'laughter Beulah to Dr. Ferris C. Jnlversity of California at Ber. 13 In lhe Central Church of suid. ' , • , Miss Parsons has costumed many I .eley. He now has a posltion Christ there. P,urlo~cn. son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride-elect was graduated An advanced course fe: .. those I st. Mary's church will be the' shows directed by Stevens, head I L. H. Burleson of Ft. Dodge. as soil surveyor in the United who have completed basic work setting this me::ning for the. 7 lof the . Department of Drl!ma at States soll conservation service. from Roosevelt high school and The wedding will take place attended Iowa State college in also is scheduled and specializ-I o'clock wedding -of Dorothy My- Carnegie Tech. She has worked at 4 p. m., June 27, in the gar­ Ames. A araduate of the uni­ ed work in aeronautics mechan- ers, daughter of the late Mr. with him at the Goodman theater de:l of C-.". and Mrs. E. J. An­ RusaeU-Aden ics will be given. and Mrs. Herman. and Charles in Chicago, and has .handled cos- Jessie Russell, dauahter of Mr. versity here. Mr. Glenn is a thcny, 605 Brookland Park member of Sigma Nu fraternlty. "The best job we can do in W. Schmitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. tumes for his pageants in Charles­ drive. It will be a single ring and Mrs. J . A. Russell of Con­ He is employed in the sales de­ thIS present emergency IS to pre- N. F. Schmitt, 325 N. Clinton. ton, W. Va., and in Santa Fe, N. M.I cerem'Jny with the Rey. Ira J. rad. and Edward A. Aden, son partment of the Iowa PacklDi iPare our own students satis- The Rev. Father Herman Strub "There is not a single play, Houston oWciating. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aden of company. factc: .. iIy fOr service. In addition, will officiate. Attending the without period costumes of some Miss Gatton was a student in Pomeroy, were married June 8 in we have the facilities and op- ccuple will be Evan!llellne sort," said Miss Parsons. the U[liversity. and since then the First Methodist church In portunity for giving part-time Schradel, the maid of honor, "In 'You Can·t Take It With has been employed in the office Ft. Dodge. Vatb-Reeves training to others if the fed- and Roy Calta, the best man. You'," Mi$s Parsons went on, of Dr. Harry J enkinson here. The double ring ceremony was In a single rina ceremony Jean eral government and educa- The bride will wear a white "there's the ballet skirt :for Essie. Dr. Burleson attended the performed by the Rev. M. B. Vath, daughter of Mrs. J. L. tional authorities desire," Dean satin gown with a :fitted bodice And Mama paints De;Pinna in a junior college in Ft. Dodge, and Arrasmith of that church. V.th of Keokuk and John Alden Dawson declared. and long sleeves ",ith lace in- Roman toga. We've got to put the ','eceived his B. A. degree in The bride was graduated from Reeves, son of Mrs. Edwina Lack of sufficient training in sets. Lace 'insets will distinguish Grand Duchess in some kind of In one of his colorful "Don Juan" designer on the dramatic arts staff 1937 at the university. He re­ Warrensburg State Teachers col­ Reeves ot Aurora, IU ., were mar­ simple algebra and trigonometry the circular train· and ,the gown decayed grandeur." costumes but sans a wig, Hender­ ceived his M. D. degree here lege in Warrenabura, Mo. Mr. ried last Saturday in the home is the l,.rgest detriment to is filshioned with a sweetheart Assistipg Miss Parsons on the this summer, and Marjorie Jack­ son Forsythe of Monroe City, Mo., son of Iowa Falls complete his Jl1De 3. Dr. Burleson Is affiliat­ Aden Is a graduate of Western of the bride's motber. The Rev. teaching students fundamentals neckline . . Miss Myers will wear first production, " Don Juan," ed with the Phi Rho Sigma fra­ Union college in LeMars and bas W. S. D. Lamont, rector of St. of mechanical operation and a strand of pearls and seed which opens Monday, is James patiently stands in his stocking outfit by sewing on the garters. feet on a table in the costume shop Forsythe plays the title role in ternity. done graduate work here. John's Episcopal church offici­ aerial navigation, it was point- pearls will · be used ··.!n the tiara Lewis Casaday, of South Bend, Immediately alter the wed­ ated. ed. out by the dean. from which her fingEit1tip nel Ind., who designed and executed in university th~ater while Eliza­ the first production of the summer beth Hooker Par.:;ons, New York season which opens Monday. ding recepllon, which will be TUton--Thompaon The couple will be at home at Means will be introduced veil will· fall. She will ' car.y the costumes for Don Juan Elvire. held in the rivel' room of the The private loullie of the Bawn 1229 Grand avenue in Keokuk whereby high school students white gladioli ·and a white pray- Casaday, who designs with scis- Iowa Union following the mar­ hotel In St. Louis, Mo .• was the after a two-week trip in Wi s­ who are deficient in mathema- er book. .. . sors and the material, was here Tiage ceremony, the couple wl1l setting for the wedding of .Euis consin and Michigan. Mr. Reeves tics will be trained in meosura- A light b~ue ··sl1eer gown will last summer and executed the out­ Carroll's Orchestra To Play lE'ave for Fresno, Cal, where Frances Tilton, daughter of C. is employed in the Dryden Rub­ tion elementary mathematics. be worn · by the maid .of hooor. fit for Shot Gunderson, the giant they will live. Dr. Burleson has E. Tilton of Chester, Ill., and Dr. ber company there. These provide the basic princi- The goWn is styled with a lace in' "Paul and the Blue Ox." He an interneship in the Fresno Mrs. Reeves is a graduate of For University Party Tonight Dean Thompson, son of Mr. and pIes· of machine operatlon and bodice and Miss Schradel will has also been costume manager County general hospital. Mrs. Orin P. Thompson of Jef­ the Keokuk scnlor higb school aerial navigation. wear a blush veil. She will car- for an Orson Welles show. A miscellaneous bridal show­ terson, June 7. The Rev. F. T. and has attended the university ry salmon · gladioli. The clothes for Sganarelle in the er was given for the bride-elect Roberts of Chester officiated. here. Her husband was gradu­ Summer Session tratlv~ staff are invited. Chape­ . Mrs. Schmitt will wear a local production are copied from yes t~rday evening by Mrs. Mrs. Thompson Is a Iraduate ated from the Aurora hlih school rones for the PBTty will be A.MONG navy and white sheer dress with the original. In the foreign lan­ Students Will Dance GeOTge Johnston, 1403 E. Col­ of St. Luke's Episcopalian school and has attended Aurora uni­ white acces~C1ries. Her corsage guage library Casaday found a members of the summer session lege. Spring flowers decorated of nursing in St. Louis, and has versity, the Lewis Institute of lOW A. CITY will be of roses and sweet peas. book with a plate of Moliere as In Union Main Lounge staH. the table where refreshments been the head nurse on the ob­ Chicago and the Aeronautical Music at the ceremony will Sganarelle. Games and contests, swim­ were served nIter the guests stetrical service of the St. Louis university or Chicago. PEOPLE be furnished by Irene Ruppert "The colors are altered some­ InformalJty will mark the an­ ming, archery and dancing are had presented gifts to Miss city hospital. Dr. Thompson at­ at the organ and by William what," said Casaday, "but it has nual summer session party to be recreations to be offered at the Gatton. Bridge was played dur­ tended the university here and Machovec and · Mrs. Mary RI- the same feeling. It is nice to do held from 9 to 12 o'clock to­ play nights, which will continue ing the evening. was graduated from the St. Louis Black Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wool­ ley. They will sing a duet "Oh, something authentic, for we know night in the main lounge of all summer. Students will play university school of medicine. He Lord, I Am Not Worthy;" and it comes nearer what Moliere ridge visited at the home of Mrs. Iowa Union. DanCing will be to darts, Shuffle-board, soft ball, is a member of Phi Beta PI fra­ Hustlers Club solos will be "Panis Angelicus," meant." aUsm and gained American citi­ Woolridge's parents, Dr. and Mrs. the music of Len Carroll and his horseshoes, badminton. ternity and has been an interne "Ave Maria," 'and "Mystery of Don Juan wears petticoat zenship for each of us." W. L. Schenk, 1123 E. College, orchestra. The play nights will alte~nate in the Missouri Pacific hospital Meet Monday Love." breeches-"the fussiest kind of • • • tor several days. They left Thurs­ The party will tollow 'the in place between the men's and in St. Louis. The immediate family of the costuming," Miss Parsons said. Under a United Union, the in­ day for their home. in Lake City. fiTst in a series of university women's gymnasiums and athle­ tercontinental congress would T.be Johnson county Black couple- will honor the two at a Henderson Forsythe, in the title play nights, sponsored by the tic fields. Directors will be Prot. Diamond HusU 1"S club, includ­ • • • rule over half the human race, Caven~Lona breakfast immediately after the role, wears four striking costumes. ing all county 4-H boys living Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 03tdiek and men and women's physical edu­ Dave Armbruster of the uni­ aU oceans, two-thirds of the trade Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Cavenee of ceremony in Youde's Inn. Blue "His red one is the rhost spectacu­ 011 son Jimmy, 340 Magowan, left cation departments. The place .versil,y meWs phySical educa­ oC the world and majority of the Fairfield have announced the the west. side of Iowa river, and white flowers will be used lar," commented Designer Par­ will meet Monday at the Frank today to spend the week end In will be the women's gymnasium tion department and Florence gold sources. Day by day, how­ approaching wedding of their on the iables and a three-tier- sons. "It's really a beautifuJ Colony home, two miles west of Ottumwa. field, just south of Iowa Union Owens of Duluth, Minn .. instruc­ ever, these spoils are being lost, daughter Juanita Cavenee, and Timn on U. S. No.6, at 8 p. m. • • • ed bride's cak,e topped with a thing." and the affair will begin at 7 tor of a recreational class in he pOinted out. Jack Long of Columbus, Ohio, for a business meeting which Dorothy Watson, 111 S. Luc~s'l ~nlature brlde and bridegroom Besides, Don Juan has a gor- o'clock. women's phYSical education. "Why not another convention at son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Long, and Ruth Fink, 730 Iowa, left WIll center the. table. geous yellow dressing gown and will include election of officers. Street length dresses will be According to tonight's plans, Philadelphia'S Constitution hall also of Fairfield. The ceremony Wednesday for a visit in Kansas For het gOlOg-away fdrf!lSs, a blue outfit. But costume depart- In addItion to the election, worn by women attending the the regular play nigh t activities where the 15 great. democratic will take place June 30 in Co­ City, Kan. Miss MyeTS has chosen a navy ment put him in simple black for summer session party, to which will be held until 9 o'clock when talks on feedin, livestock will nations wouJd form one army, one lumbus. be given. All members are urg­ • • • sheer frock in a redingote style his going to Hell scene. all summer session students, the summer session party will money system, one postal and The couple wiU llve in Colum­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burg of with white trim and navy and For the first show there were ed to attend IIIId answer roll faculty members and adrninls- begin. communication system. one citi­ bus where Mr. Lolli has a posi­ West Liberty are the parents of a white accessorles. After a short two other real project.s-costumes call by givlna a report o! the zenship and free trade?" Streit tion with the Hudson Manulac­ progress of thelT club project. boy born at Mercy hospital yester- wedding' trip 'the couple will be for the Spectre and the Statue. But asked the lecture audience. turin, ' company. Miss Cayenee day afternoon. The baby weighed at home at 532'1.. S. DubuRun Homer Pressbox (I Th /urlo Pickup~ Pepp In {lutch. Wins for (]eveland "part .-' IS,. Oyer manr OSCAR used Indians Sock joe Louis Finds Another Vil;ti,n • HARGRAVI "H quarl over Red Sox, 7-4; It won't be II push and pull pled proposition to buy tickets at the attsc. Giants Shade Reds, 4-3 Iowa fieldhouse otrlces on game pease Stay in First day~ next fall . Alterations are Sel being made to provIde Increllsed that .------lobby ;space, thereby preventing cam ~Q~X Crat1ks 17th jams, and COUI' ticket windows Irom Rome.. ; MUvar Wins and one in10rmation window, in­ to tE stead of the former two-ticket­ his 1 No. 10 Victory • • . . ... • ...... window layout, are being fixed 1'1'1 Blozis Sets American Shot.Put Record up. or h: CLEVELAND, June 21 (AP)­ • • • don't ~oy (~eau) Bell produced a dra~ In National Collegiate Meet The prcss box, also, roes anyo through changes during the Bum­ them matic three-run hOmer in the mer. Six booths, each !lccomo­ MINNEAPOLIS, June 21 (AP) WI clutch today to give Cleveland a rounded Blozis' great shot put per­ dating- at least two photorraphen, -Collegiate track and field's top ing 7 to 4 comeback triumph over formance because it was made in­ wlU be built atop the west prell "muscle tna'n"-Big Al Blozis of ish Boston and cement the Indians' doors, ra in having forced th e shot box In Iowa stadium. Plenty of Georgetown - strongarmed his hold on first pla.ce. space Is thereby provided for any NEW YORK, June 21 (AP)­ way to No. 1 honors in the 19th and discus trials into tM Gopher Bell's eighth-inning circuit blow sort of movIe or stili camera and The New York Giants solved Paul National Collegiate track and field fieldhouse. The question of wheth­ broke up a 4-4 tie, overcame two there Is shelter for photqrraphera c ham p ion s hlp at Minnesota's er the toss would be recognized BOlton homers and provided the DerrInger today and came from who formerly J1ad to work in the Mernorial stadium today. as an American mark was con­ Indians' sixth strai,ht viCtory. It behind to bellt the Cincinnati Reds open. The sophomore giant tossed the sidered lengthily by the N. C. A. A. was the 10th triumph of the sea­ 4 to 3 in a crucial contest that shot 56 feet 'Ai inch for a new Am­ committee, with the meet referee, • • • son for Southpaw Al Milnar, who lifted the Giants second place to erican N. C. A. A. record, a per­ Major John L. Gri[fith, announc­ Teams from the state of Indiana ,was to,:!!Ched for ten hits, and t,'.e in the National league and drop­ formance which overshadowed the ing it would stand as an American will provide more opposition for first setback in five decisiol'l3 for ped the champions to third. Iowa football and basketball than Boston's Jllck Wilson. Milnar has great qualifying place battle standard. Big Paul had won si" straight staged by the defending tea m Blozis, sensation of the indoor those from any other state next beel1 de'reated only twice. games and toc,Jay kept the Giants cbllmpion, Southern California, season, made his record heave on season. Three of the eight footbaU The Red Sox grabbed a three­ shutout on two hits for the first \lnd its longtime west coast rival, his third try of the qualifying games are with Hoosier state run lead in the third inning wheri five innings. During this period Stanford University. program. The previous N. C. A. A. teaJn3 - Purdue, Indiana and youthful Ted Williams hit a the Reds collected all the~ runs Stanford indicated it would and American record was 55 feet, Notre Dame, while six of the 20 homer in as many trips. The In­ and were steamillg along placidly make a great bid to crack U.S.C.'s 103-8 inche:;, made Inst year .by scheduled basketball contests are dians tied it up in their half. Ken when the Giants broke Derringer's string of five straight team vic­ Elmer Hackney of Kansas State. against Indianans. Indiana uni­ Keltner was hit by a pitched ball spell In the sixth. tories by gaining eight qualify­ Hackney today was able to do no versity is scheduled twice, while and Milnar and .Lou Boudreau With two out Bobe Young and ing places in tomorrow's finals, to beUer than 49 feet, 101-4 inches. !iawkeye cagers will tangle once doubled, the l\ltter eventually Hank Danning singled and Mel s(!ven for the Trojans. Blozis holds the indoor record of each with Ball State Teachers, scoring on an infield out. Ott smashed a double into the Considerable confusion sur- 55 feet, one inch. DePauw, Wabash and Purdue. The 'pitchers settled down but right fIeld COrner, scoring both. • • • whim Jimmy Foxx drove for the Joe Louis, Detroit's Brown Bomb­ stadium at New York City in Louis' second time in the final l;'Ound and Then Bill Jurges singled Ott'home . Iowa football coaches, experts circuit in the eighth-his 17th er, retained his world's heavy­ 11 th defense of the title Thursday the third time in the fight. The to tie the score. on sensational football pla.ys. h~ve homer Of the year-Boston ap­ weight championship when he night. This photo was snapped as champion is being pushed bac)< The winning margin was an un .. St. Mary~s Runs Roughshod discovered new sensations from & peared to have counted the run registered a technical knockout Referee Billy Cavanagh stepped earned run in the eighth when canvass of their summer football to a neutral corner as Godoy needed tor II 4-3 victory. over Arturo Godoy of Chile in in to stop the fight after the chal­ Frank McCormick dropped a course stUdents. One of the puttU. Cleveland didn't give up, how­ 1:24 of the eighth round in Yankee lenger had hit the canvas for the struggles to rise. tbrow to let Bob Seeds reach first. Over Wilkinson Agency~ 12-2 once ran for a touchdown wblle ever. Boudreau walked. Out­ Young sacrificed and after ban­ trying to block a kick, It III re­ fielder Roy Weatherly, who made ning struck out, Ott was purposely Dean Shannon Gives ported. three sensational catches to save passed but Jurges again singled Chisox Fall • • • MUnar further trouble, got a Yankees Fire I 7 -Bingle Blast the run across. Three ruts; Mates He broke through from his double, and Rollie Hernsley singl­ Harry Gumbert settled down Easy Victims guard position and rushed the ed. Weatherly was out trying to after a rough start, pitching hit­ Bat Around in Fifth kicker. It appears that the man score but Hal Trosky was pur­ less ball for the last tour fra(Iles To Athletics st. Mary's strong diamond ball had gone through the opposition's posely passed, bringing up Bell, and holding the Reds to six hits To Whip Tigers in 12-7 Tilt contender ran roughshod over rather feeble line so fast that he who drove Wilson's first pitch altogether. CHICAGO,. June 21 (AP)-The Wilkinson Agency in a senior city got there before the kicker had over the right field wall. much more than received the ball. O,NOINNATI AD:It HI'O A E Chicago White Sox, fresh from league encounter yesterday eve­ As the enemy halfback dropped DOSTON AU R I1PO A E 4 0 2 0 3 0 three straight victories over the ning, pounding out a 12 to 2 vic­ Whitney Martin's Werber. So . . .•...... the ball for the punt, the line­ j.""lnney. rf ...... , I 4 1 o ST_A_N_D_IN_G_s __ Champs Batter Gambl e, rf • •••• • • .• . . 8 1 0 zoo New York Yahkees, were easy tory behind the three-hit hUrling C'raroe-r, cf ...... " .. . 0 3 I... __ I Frey. Jb ...... man charged in, seized the ball o o 4 0 1 3 a 1 victims of the Philadelphia Ath­ of Dean Shannon. Wllllamo. If ...... I I 1 o F. MoCormick, Ib .•.. while it WII3 faUing and went •'oxx. Ib ...... I 2 JS o f... ombardl, Q •••• , •• •• ~ ~ ~ ~ leHcs today, bowing by a 12 to 1 The Ramblers built up a four­ SPORTS Al\lERlCAN LEAGUE ! f down the field unmolested. Doerr, 211 .•.. , ••• • ••. o 0 I o Crall. cf ...... run lead in the first four innings, Cronin. 88 ••• • ••• • ••• o 0 1 I W. L. Pet. G. B. Four Pitchers M. McCormlok, If .. . ~ i ~ i i ~ ~~~:~in:~fore Lee Ross' four-hit Tal>or. Ib ...... o 1 a o Rlno. x ...... and then, with 12 men facing the • • • Cleveland .... 36 22 .621 The BIg- Ten cllrectors and offi­ l)(,IB.Ulelfl, C • • . •• •• .• . o I ( o TRAIt J oost, ., ...... Wilkinson hurler, counted six WJ)aon. J) ••• •• ••• • ••• I 1 0 o Boston ...... 31 21 .596 2 :DerrJncer, 11 •• ••• •••• cials of the National Colleciil.te JJ 11 J 1 vi~~~i, h~!!:IS ~~ur~~:~~ig~~ times in the fifth to ice the garne. Detroit ...... 32 22 .593 2 End Losing Streak Athletic association are holdlnc & TOTALS ...... 36 4 10 24 14 1 • Old Timers TOTALS ...... 83 a 6 h & reach first until the fifth when New York ... 28 27 .509 61h Shannon was never in trouble un­ joint meeting- this week end In Of Five Games; Luke Appling Singled. The Sox AU It 11]'0 A E • Will Raise Cash St. Louis ...... 27 31 .466 9 ~EW YORK AD R HPO A E til the sixth, when two hits, a connection with the National Col­ connected for their only run in walk and a sacrifice fly brought BoudreRU, fl8 o Chicago ...... 26 31 .456 91h Rolfe 'Gets Hits Whltehe8rl, DI) 4 1 J lerlate track Ileld meet at Wcallterly. cf ...... 5 the seventh on Taft Wright's in two runs against and o • Other Angles Philadelphia 22 33 .400 12 1h Moor., 1t . ", ...... " o S ~ ~ him. H l\linneapo\Js. Dad Schroeder, Iowa Hemsley, c ...... I ~('I c d.8. ct ... . . ". . . •. .. 1 2 o 0 sIngle, a passed ball and Appling's Wilkinson Agency AB R Trosky. Ib ...... " .. o Washington .. 22 37 .373 l41h DETROIT, June 21 (AP)-The Younlf. Ib ...... S I H 1 athletic director, will attend &he Bell, rt .. ,', ... •. . . . BY WHITNEY l\IARTJN 1 , Herte, rf ...... 2 o Yesterda.y's Results Dannlng. 0 ...... 4 1 ~ second hit. o o meeting In two capacities. At- Chapman. If . .. .•• . .. o NEW YORK, June 21 (AP)­ w 0 I' I d champion New York Olt, rf ...... ! 1 1 a a Cox, ss ...... 3 o )fn~k, 2b ...... 3 Jur1'1P8. •• . . , • • . .• .• • ,. 2 1 5 1 AD R UPO A E cOlllPunying chroeder to .M.iJI.ne- It's a different war, but the Philadelphia 12; Chicago 1 Yankees showed today they still Keltner. 3b ...... 2 Witek. !b ...... ( o 0 5 0 Glaser, c ...... 2 o o apolls and the meet will be Tra.elt ~IUnl\ r . p ...... •.. . . o Cleveland 7; Boston 4 Oumberl. p ...... 3 0 3 0 Bra.ncato, 88 ...... 6 2 2 same Rcd C, ass, and the same pack plenty of dynamite in their o Shulman, 2b ...... 3 o Coach Georl'e Bresnahan, despite -- - --~ New .York 12; Detroit 7 lIose.. rt ...... 5 2 a o TI)TA r,a ...... 30 7 27 6 ~ golf stars who nearly a quarter bats by firing a 17-hit bombard­ TOTAUl ...... U 4 7 27 18 2 McCoy. 2b ...... 4 0 0 Muller, 3b ...... 2 o o the fact that Iowa Isn't enterecl B Ion ...... , 003 000 01&-4 oi a century ago trudged fair­ Washington 1; St. Louis 0 x- Ba.tted tor M. McCormJck In 9tb. Johnson. If ...... % 4 2 Bothell, sf ...... 2 1 I. veland ...... 003 '000 041-7 NATIONAL LEAGUE ment against four Detroit pitchers C'1nclnnat( ...... 010 0%0 000-3 MU... It ...... 1 0 0 1 In the track meet. Run. blltup In- Williams 3. Fan. Mil· ways and greens to raise funds Paukert, 1f ...... 2 I o W. L. Pct. G. B. New York , ...... 000 003 01x-4 Siebert. Ib ...... 4 2 1 • • • nA.r~ BOUdreau. H emsley 2, Bell 3. Two fQr the hllmanitarian organiza­ and sinking the Tigers 12 to 7. Run. balted In-Craft. Frey. Ott 2. F . Boyea, 0 . •. .• •.... 6 0 1 Lazar, Ib ...... 2 o base hlt8-WUAon, Fox-x . lfllnnr, Boud­ o The three men whom Iowa is Brooklyn ...... 34 17 .667 Jurge.. 'rwo bILl. hits-Werber. .Frey. Ohapman. of ...... 3 2 2 Hogan, cf ...... 2 1 r eau, , Weatherly, Pinney, Home runa­ tion again are ready to do thei'!' The victory ended a five-game Ott. Stolen b~"" - Ott. Sacrlflce.­ Rubelinll. Sb ...... 3 0 0 o putting into professional baseball \Vllliams, lo'''oxx; Bt'JI. 'acrltice- Wealh­ New York .... 33 18 .647 1 bit. losing streak 101' the Yanks and Go.mble. Younlf. Left on b&.Be&-New Ro... P ••• • • ••• ....• 4 0 0 Trine, p ...... 1 o o this year is something near a rec­ l: rly. I)ouble plnYI!J-Doerr, Cronin and Cincinnati .... 35 20 .636 1 York 7, Clnclnna.tI . , Eft.888 on ballll­ '''oxx. LefL on bnsea--13"o8ton 7; Clevo· In 1917 and 1918 a slim kid O1J Derringer 2. Struck out-By Der .. TOTAUl ...... 361211 ~7 12 Paulus, rf ...... 1 o o ord. Harold Haub, star pitcher, Chicago ...... 29 29 .500 61h kept Detroit from advancing into land 4. .BaBes on balls-Ofl Wilson 3; named Bobby Jones, a suave ringer 9. by Oumbert S. Wild pltch­ Cecil, x ...... 1 o o has signed with Elmira in the orr Mllnar 2. Struck out-By 'V i"~on 3: St. Louis .... 21 30 .412 13 second place in the American Gumbert. OlUOAOO AR R lI1'O A E by Ml1n~r ,. Illt by pltcher- R¥ Wil· young man named Francis Oui­ Umpiree--Magerkurth, \Stewart and Eastern league, Outfielder Jim Mo n (l{.ltner). P4 ••• d ball-De'aut. I,. met, a long-driving husky nam­ Pittsburgh .. 19 31 .380 14% league just as the Tigers' loss to Barr. Kennedf. 3b 4 0 I 1 1 TOTALS ...... 23 2 3 George is with Syracuse in the Allendance (estimated) l2,000 (la~ le B' Philadelphia 19 31 .380 14% Tlme-I;36. Kr.e.lch. cf ...... 4 0 O. ~ x-Batted for Glaser in 7th. a~y). . ed Jesse Guilford, and a dapper Philadelphia yesterday had kept AtI.ndance-psld 7.481; ladlee 6,'U. l{ul\el, Ib ...... 4 0 0 12 InternatJonal league and Second­ Boston ...... 17 31 .354 15% 3 1 1 chap named Chick Evans play­ them from taking the lead. Wright, rf ...... lOSt. Mary's A/3 R H Baseman Erwin Prasse signed Yesterday's Results A Pilling ...... 3 0 2 2 00 Bannon, 2b ...... 3 1 phils- ""'-jjo-tt-er ed innumerable matches for Red Rolfe got four singles and Solten , ]t ...... 3 0 0 1 2 with the St. Louis Cardinals. charity. New Englanders prob­ New York 4; Cin~innati 3 Dodgers Plant McNair. Zb ...... 3 0 0 1 I Belger, ss ...... 4 0 1 Brooklyn 10; Pittsburgh 8 a double and Charley Keller Trelh, 0 ...... : 0 0 3 0 Sulek, 31:> ...... 2 2 o ably carry a vivid memcuy of three singles and h is 12th home Turner, c " • • •.•• . . •• 1 0 0 2 Ouimet and Guilford swinging Philadelphia 6; Chicago 5 10-8 Defeat On Knott. p ...... •. .. •. 0 0 0 0 Q Shannon, p ...... 4 3 3 Bruins For St. Louis-Baston-postponed run of the season to lead the ~(. Hay ••. z ...... •. 1 0 0 0 00 Bradley, lb ...... 4 4 2 along over the quiet countryside, Yankee offensive in which every­ Weiland. p ...... •. 1 0 0 0 Never A their Itrmy unifO'fms an incon­ Lowly Pirates Apl,leton. n . .. .•... .. 0 0 0 0 0 Brown, cf ...... 3 1· 3 body except their two pitchers, ROlenthal. •• ...... : ~ ~ ~ _ ~ Bock, If ...... 4 1 gruous note in the peaceful sym­ Natlona.l League 2 6.. 5 Vict~ry Cincinnati at New York-Tur­ Red Ruffing and Steve Sundra, TOTA.LS ...... aD 1 4 27 IS 2 F. Chadek, c ...... 2 0 o phony. joined. BROOKLYN, June 21 (AP) a- batted tor Knott In Srd. Dull Moment ner (3-3) vs. Lohrman (6-2). Schindhelm, rf ...... 3 0 1 Staid and mature now, with Detroit made a dozen hits, in­ - The rough and ready .Brook­ u-Balted for APpleton In 9th . PHILA,DELPHIA, June 21 (AP) Pittsburgh at Brooklyn - Sew­ Phlll\delphla...... 302 121 300- 12 G. Chadek, sf ...... 2 0 o Hamlin Disappears bu1ces bere and there and JOints cluding a pinch homer by Lynn lyn Dodgers plastered II 10 tc 8 ChlC .. go ...... 000 000 100- I - The Phill1es chalked up their ell (2-1) vs. Carleton (3-0). ""blch might creak plabitively NeIson with one on in the eighth. defeat on the Pittsburgh Pirates Run. batled In-McCoy. Siebert. lI'. From Dodger Camp tqlrit straight victory, 1;leating the on occasion, the four are ready Chicago at Philadelphia-Pas­ Baye! 2, JohnliJo'n 3, Bra.ncato, Chap .. TOTALS ...... 31 12 But then when Nelson went to the in a "batting-practice" game to­ man 3. A.'llPitnK', Two baBe hitlJo--ool148 e lil. Score by innings: Ch\ca~o CuM, 6 to 5, behind Ike for duty, and augmenting their seau (5-7) vs. Blanton (0-1). day and tightened their grip Qn Rlebert. Rome runo-Johneon =. ChOp· After BawHng.Out mound in tM ninth he /lave up man. Stolen bSlIe&-F. 1Jayers, Siebert. Wilkinson Agency 000 002 0- 2 Pearson's effective relief pitch­ I'mks are scores of other top­ St. Louis at Boston - Warneke the National league lead. ing. three runs on homers by Keller Brancato. SaorltlceH-J.{cCoy, Rubellnl. St. Mary's ...... 013 062 x-12 IlJrhters. Ii1 fact, tbe entire (4-6) vs. Javery (0-2). and Frank Crosetti. Double pla.y~Kuhel, Appling and Ku .. BROOKLYN, June 21 (AP)-As Pearson replaced Si JohnsQn American League I'ITTSB ROll AD R HPO A E hel; Appl eton, Appling an,1 ({uhel. Lett P. G. A. is bebind the Red Cross Ruffing got credit for the vic­ on ballu--Phlladelphlll a; Chicago 2. an official of the Brooklyn Dodg­ with two on and no one out in fnnd drIve as a unit. New York at Detroit - Chand­ tory, h is fifth. Ouotlne. tb ...... 6 0 Z 3 1 0 Ba••• on balla-Otl Knott J; Off Wei· ers said today: "No sir, there's the ,seventh ..al)d yielded only one ler (3-4) vs. Bridges (4-4). .Ijll ilotl. rt ...... 4 2 J 2 ODland 3. Struck out-By Knolt I; by Louis Pockets Freddy Corcoran, P. G. A. Van Robayo. It •• . ". 4 2 S 3 0 0 APpleton ~ -JIIIII-Otf Knott 5 In a In · never a dull moment around good hit Jtt the lallt th~ innings. Lloyd tournament manager who has Washington at St. Louis-Leon­ )II";\\, YORK AD R 111'0 A K VauJ(l1un...... 4 0 1 a 4 0 nlnao: oft Welland 6 In 4: off Apple· old Ebbets field." Brown started for the Phils but ------~___: li""le t c h flr. Ib . , ' ... ,., 4 J 1 9 1 0 ton 1 In 2. PA8Hed ball-}t~. 11 1t),tHI. t~o8- been appointed by Tom Walsh, ard (7-6) or Chase (5r8) vs. Au­ oro.oW . ••...... 6 2 0 DIMaltirlo, of ...... 4 2 Z I 0 0 Ing pitcher-Knott. Luke Hamlin, the Flatbush gave way in ihe sixth. association prexy, to help local ker (5-5). Holre. all ...... • . . . U I a 0 !3rub .. ker. Sb ...... 4 I I 2 3 0 Attendance - (aclual) ~ 9,321 (lad le. Fight Earnings Fusileers' only 20-game winner '{ el1 ~ r, I'" .... , ... •.. . Ii 2 3 0 0 OaVr8, xxx .. • .• . • ... tOO 0 0 0 da.y). committees arrange exhibitions. Philadelphia at Chicago-Bab­ Dl31o gglo. cr ...... G I G 0 0 1,0P.o. C ...... ! 0 1 0 0 0 last year, is hiding out nOw, today outlined what has been ich (5-5) vs. Dietrich (3-1). Selkirk. If ...... 4 2 3 0 0 Fernonneo, c ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 NEW YORK, June 21 (AP)­ brooding over a haw ling-out he UILek, Db 518420 ])Ickey. c ...... 4 1 4 0 0 Jl andlpy. %Xxx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 and will be done. Boston at Cleveland - Bagby at N t t . Joe Louis, a successful young man got last Tuesday from President U~nn~n. 2b ...... 01131 Uol'O o n. ~b "' '' ' '' '' 6 0 2 1 0 Klinger. p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 yes ers Oteelilon, cf ." . .. .•.. a I I 4 0 0 "'lou know," he said, "that (5-4) VS. Harder (2-4). Vailigren. I b ...... 4 2 0 0 0 Bauer.. p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 a rapidly nearing the two-million Larry MacPhai1. J.;elber, rf .• " ••.•••• Ruffing. p ...... 3 I 0 0 0 I,. Wa.ner. x ...... tOO P 0 0 0 mark in earnings from his fists, Oolon, . If ...... ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ in 1916, the year the P G. A. l:4undra. IJ ., . .•...... 2 0 0 1 0 [.llnahun, p ... . • •. ,. 0 0 ' 0 0 1 0 Sea Ii was noted two days ago that au.. ell. lb ...... 4 0 2 8 0 0 was organized, it donated $1,000 ------G ..r",...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 pocketed a $55,589 check today the Ryder team, which was se- TOT ALB ...... " . H 12 17 27 7 Lanning, p ...... O· 0 0 0 0 0 pen sOn Hamlin was absent from the T o dd~ c •.••...... •.. for hls latest chopping block job Rogell, M"XX .. • , •• .• ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ and an ambulallce to the Red Brooklyn bench, but MacPhail W88 nETROIT AD R 11 PO A E TOTAl.S .... , ...... Matlick, 88 • •••• • •••• 8 I I 0 ~ 0 Cross. In the next two months lecten on an JJooora.ry basis 39 "8 ~ 24 'i2 0 and learned that his next outing so busy raising sand about the Nlchol.fJon, xxx . . . .. • W'hen ii was known Intern.a- x-B.ttea for J;lauera In 7th. i::I ~o 811 • Th1e will be against either Two Ton H Sunday O()IlIUH, 0 . •••••••• . , ' g ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ we hope to raise $2,000 through .... Hllrtpll, 0 0 3 0 xx-l)u.tted ro'" Lonahan in 8th. ~ beaning of Joe Medwick that he 1.88" Jl ,., • • , •• ' •••.•• 2 0 0 0 3 0 a s£Ties of matches, topped by tional match would be held this Nel0l'". Jl . . • . • • • • .• 1 I \ 0 0 0 xxx-llatted tor Brubaker In 9th. Tony Galento or Madcap Maxie didn't get around to the strange C"oucher, 88 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 xxxx- BaUed tor Fernandes 1n 9th. D!l.llellsandro, x , • . . .. g g the Rlder Cup-Sarazen team yuaJ'. Baer. ]:(oot. p •••.•..•• ! •• , ~ ~ ~ ~ • MCC08ky. oC ...... 2 2 2 0 0 case of Luke until today. CaVllI'rettR. xxxJt . . . . . o 0 0 0 . 0 0 match in Detroit July 13 and 14. Other Angles OehrlnlCpr. ~b ...... 3 I I 2 3 I BllOOItLVN All 8 R PO,,]I) Tlie Iowa City Tennis team Promoter Mike Jacobs, agreeing "He (Hamlin) has a habit of French, p ., •. .• ...•. Ore,nberg. Ir ...... 6 0 1 2 0 0 R-e-.-e-.-e ••-- ..- .-. .-.- .-..- .-..-,----"~O will open the 1940 season on o 0 0 0 0 0 "We already have had one "I also am working on other York, lb ...... 4 0 I 5 0 0 • 1 S • with most fo lks that the Brown threatcning to desert his team," 1'OTAI..8 ...... 16 '6 7i 2f li 1 mat~h, Jones and Ed Dudley angles t~ raise money. I'd like to Camphe ll . rt ...... 4 0 I 1 0 0 Hudoo n, s...... 1 • 9 2 1 the Kenmore courts in Ceda'l' Bomber turned in one of the most said the red-head. "The other ~-D~U.d for IAe In 71h. def tin JImm TI. d [J IggllIs. 3b ...... 6 I 2 6 I 1 LIlY"lretta. 9b ""'''' 3 2 1 2 0 Rapids Sunday in th fir t x';"~.h.!1 for Todd In 81h. ea g y ..om1lOn an bring together Ty Cobb and Tehbetts, c ...... 6 1 2 7 1 1 Walker. of.rt ...... 6 0 2 0 0 f e s "artistic" performances in cutting day I told him to go home in a ":x ~D.tl.d ror Mattick In 8th. Horton Smith at Columbus. An. Babe Ruth for a match with a Gorel c... 1> •••••••••• 0 0 0 0 1 0 Ph.l~ s. • ...... 5 I 1 0 0 game Q the newly formed Mis- down Arturo The Gallant Godoy hurry if that is what he wanted un- Batted for Root In 8th . other Is def~Uely set for Phila- Rent.. \1 ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Ce.mllil. Ib """'"'' 3 1 2 0 0 sillllllpi Valley Tennis league, it baseball flavOT, and I am going Averi ll . x ...... I 0 0 0 0 0 VOBmlk. If ...... 5 1 1 0 0 ~ in eight rounds last night, annOun­ to do." TrouI, " ...... , . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oallaaher. rf ...... 4 1 I DOW". announced today by John l'ina:"D'ELJ'HiA AD B UPO A E del»hla .Tune 28, with Gene to suggest that local commit­ ced the winner of th Galento­ So Luke apparently lit out. He tees auction off the balls u$ed . ulll.a". Xx ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Ollberl. 01, ...... : ~ ~ ~ ~ Ebert, president of the city ten- Baer bomhing in Jersey City Jul,y sChli\I.. 2b ...... I 3 5 Sarazen, Ed Oliver, Sam Snead COlcarort. b ...... 0 1 nis club. could not be raised at his apart­ Marry. of ...... 0 2 a and Ben Hognn the lJartlcilJlants. TOTALS ...... 39 7 II 27 9 2 Fltulmmon8, p .... '. 3 1 1 2 would be the next tasty dish in the various matches, and ment here, and it was thought poI­ KleIn . rf ...... 0 "I have received inquirJes z-Blltt M lo r Seats In Uth . served up to the heavyweiaht RI.zo. If ...... 1.0 1 0 have the citizens bid for the 2Z- Bntted tor Trout In tho sible he had gone to his home at ~laf, Sb ...... •.... 2 0 1 from all over the country, and ~!:;;~~I~ : ~ ::::::::::l ll_ JJ te;!: frl:~gu~ed:~ ;~;~~,se~Ii~~ privilege ~f caddying." champion, probably in Sept mber. Lansing, Mich. The golf pros, few of whom New York '" '' ' ''''''' 11 5 002 003-12 'l:9T~Ul ...... 81 10 16 27 l~ ~ ton, Dubuque and Iowa City, ~~~~~~'. ~ .:::::::::: ~:: matches for Washington, Los O.trolt ...... 002 012 020- ) Pllh)lUrr h ...... 000 SOO 131- i Hamlin, who ' is famous Lor hia Mahan. lb ...... 3 8 d Angeles, Chi c ago. Cleveland, pile up Impressive sums of mon­ Flrookl yn ...... OU 510 00.-10 with lnatches between league 1 R~n . I. "hom run baIl," Incurred Brown. p ''' '''' . '''' 0 0 1 New York, Boston, Philadelphia, ey even when they take every· Runs balled In-OIM.aglo. Rolre " balled In-poop.r .. rt ?helpo 2. tealflS fOr each Sunday during Dodgers Get Mac­ ~I Johh.nn , 1) ...... 0 0 Oor~on ~. Dickel'. Keller S. Selkirk. ~' I e t c tl o r '2. Vaughan t. blManlo, Bru­ Phail's wrath by blowing 4-0 and Penroon. p •....•.... 0 0 0 Greenville, Houston and several Ulwr they can get for their C,'oaetul. Greonberg 2. York, Tebbetts, hftker, Reele 2. Walker, FlltlilmmonA. the summer mmths. The JOWl! Nell10n 2. 'rwo blUle hltl~.MeC08ky , 1'wo bANe hltlt-Qu8t1ns, VaulI'han, BntI 5-3 leads over th Cordlnala on TtOTAL~ ."." ..... other cities virtually are assur- matches 'throughout the year, City team, whJch won nine of F eUe From Bees 30 -; 8 27 15"2 OreenberK. CaJnI)hell, Holte. Three balf! buker. Ree.e. Camilli. Three bOle hlto Tue day, the same day Medwick Chic..,o ... " ...... , .. 000 III 200-5 ed. In fact. we have tentatively are settln&, a noble example in hlt-Tt'lbbollH. 110nw rUny - N eiMan, -Collcurart R e-ete. RQl(I e l."unlJ--T'Phelpf!I, 10 'll(Iles last year, will be com­ I'hll"~elpphl,, ...... , ... 004 JOI 00x- 6 al'ranged for Oll'n Dutra and offerinC' their services geaUs. rOllettJ, .K e lle r. Double plll)'-OehrJng. }'Iflcher. ikv .. gglo. lIacdlleo-rhlll",- 'POsed of city Bnd University of BROOKLYN, June 21 (AP)­ Wits laid low. Medwlck came out it""" bl\lt~d In- Klein 2. May 2. er, Bartell I nd Yarlc . I..;e tt on bkeolt­ 010118. Doubl e "loYII-Fletcller. VaU,han Boh~It~. HaCk 2. Oalan. :rOdd. Henl1an . Ralph Guldahl to play on the It means they wlll I1l1ve no New York II. Detroit 10. Bases on And ...... Ielcher; Brubalcer and Fletcher. Iowa players. The Brooklyn Dodgers announced of the hospital yest rday and prob­ Two bAle hlth-nerrnan. Oleeson, traok 1 incomes from exhibitions. that balli- orr Huffing 6, orf oonlca. 4, ol'f T,en on b"•• lt-PIU.UaT.h '. Brooklyn •• Melnbers Of the eight man tonight they had claimed pitcher ably wtll be back in the line-up I. MAhan 1. KleIn. Mattick. May. Three west coast, BYfon Ne son and Seat" 1, Struck nut- By RuttIng S, by Tlu ••• on b.. no-of( FII.. lmmon8 2, off J,,, ~. ~It-:tlchult •. S~orlfl c •• - Marly. Billy Burke for Cleveland, and their wages must coml! from Sundra 1, hy Gonic", I, by BeALl!! 1. br ]3u.uerll I, ort r.anahon J, ort Lannl"r 2... IIJ1l'eption to play SUnday are: Lou Fette from the Boston Bees within a week, but the Hamlin ~chull" .Qouble plllf_llehu\\., ))ragan Smith nnd 'I'homson for New Trout 2. by Noloon I. 1II1.~f( Ruttlnr ofr Kimball t, oft :ramuli. I. Struok I.••• regularly-scheduled tournaments, John Ebert, John Paulus, num­ for the wa iver price of $7,500. situation threatens to Iinaer on. nnd Mahan S; Toail Itnd Ru~ell. 8 In & ' / 3 Innlnao; orf Sundra 4 In 3 1/3 ; out- BY Fttllirnmoni 1, by Lanahan t, ),.11 on Ila,~o-Chloairo 8. Phlla <1e lPh lit York and New Jersey matches. from club connections, and, fo r orr OOrelrQ fl In 2 (non ~ out In lIrd): ott bf Tnm"ll~ I. IIlto-Olf Klinger I~ In ber two man on the University Fette has had arm trouble this Meantime, President Ford ~rlck D t. Un,. on " II.-orf Lee 6. 0(1 Bplwn "W had b f bid S~nt. 8 In " : orr T" OUl 1 In 2; oft Nel .. I, pfr PearllOn a. Blr~ ~k oill-Bl' I3r~wn e any num er 0 s a few of the fortunate, from 3 1/3 Innlngo. Qtf Bauor, 5 In Z 2/8, of IOwa tealn this year; Allan year and lost five games while ot th National league exonerated "on 4 In 1. Hit by ptt~her -By Trout off L"".hR)1 0 'l' I. olf Lannln, 0 In I" bJr L.e J, by 1"enCh 2. by 1> Ol\roo. I . from cities which WMlt.ed to affiliation with SPOl't!l.1g goods (CrO.ottj) . Wild pltchc...oor.lca. Ruf· I. oft Fllnjmmon. 11 In •. off Kimball BUtterwM'th and John Parks, winning none, but in 1937 he Pitcher Bob Bowman of the cardi­ ml.-orf 'La, 8 In 0 Innlnll'o; orr RQol hold. the Ryder Cup.StJll'azen conce·, ns. fing. Winning pltcher- Rutrlnll'. t.oBlng o In O. ott .1\''I'llUII8 0 In 1. Wild plleU8 cI'eated somelhini of a sensa­ nals in the beaning of Medwlck. o In 1 1n"1.", ort French 0 In 1 Innlna ; , pltcher-Oorelc ... 11'1shman nUlnarll1 winners; Earl 6r( t I~nlnl"; PIli - Klln~ ~rl . bab ..... a. . ~lnj\lnr l>llch~r "rown In , ptr 'SI Johnoon &eam match, but Detroit was For the ama&eurs It melliDS in­ Umpfrers- Ocleel, Orleve, B,ullli flnd -FllulIIIlII·ol1l. ~.ftlj pltQMr~K,lnll'er . Crain, a rnembtlr of the urtl-ver­ tion by corning out of the AmerI­ He said there was no evIdence I In I Inlnll: orr Po. roan 1 In ~ Inn In,.. early bidder and won out. It convenience, the possible nel'­ ROftHf'le i. UmplrM--Jorda, Seare and Dunn. slty team; Joe Parks, JOhn Win­ can association to win 20 games whatsoever that Bowman ha" Wlltl pit h ~P.Il,"on . Winning \,llchol'- '1' lnle-%:42 . :rlme- 2;14. Brown; losln, pit her- Lee. will be the first appelU'ance 01 lect of private business interests. Attendttnco- ll,11T, Atlen(lknce-Pald 6.106. 1.. 4Ie. 1,US. nie, and RlIlph Nichols. tor Boston in the Nulional leagu struck Medwick purposely. .0:'.:..--_ :''';:-.::._..-. ~ -, ;'V~_. i l ;'2, --:::---- l~"~~~~J=~=====:::===::::=====:======~==:===n=HE==D=AIL==Y=I=O::;:::A1:::i,:=IC::,,=r- 4::' ~c~m=::.~·,=I~v~ .::.A::::::;~~~==::===== :::=:====:-=:::::::::::::::::::::::====~:::::::=::::':::::::::::::=====~!,~_l_~E.., breast? It's the common man hear \he news-the graveSt for Report J.p·n.... Troolll play Di8hts will be held on the Iroom Wll3. East hall, by J~ )Jefense- who has no friend in the United Hitler- their country in many a genera­ BOiiIhing- NEW yORK, (AP)-1'he of­ women's athletic field Saturday 29. States senate." tla.l. ficial Moscow radJo Jn a short­ nJght from '1 to 10 p.m_ The class P. C. PACKER (Contlnu d From Page 1) Grealest Possible Defenses (Continued From Page 1) It was all over In 10 minutes. (Continued From Page 1) wave broadcast heard here last in co-recreation will direct the night by NBC reported large of General Keitel completed his activities w h i c h include four Tour 01 u.e Universlty UleWU The senate debate became a He said h~ serious concern was piegne where on the morning waves of OermAll craft s",ept Japanese troop concentrations court volleyball, hars hoes. arch­ document and Hitler walked There will be a conducted tour turious free-lor-all, with Senator Ithat this nation's defenses be as Nov. 11 , 1918, the Germans-the across the coast and ran into a on the island of Hainan. ery, aerial darts, and softball of thunivetsity ~ums Wed­ Peppel' (D-Fla) suggesting that great as possible. vanquished then - signed the from the car whUe a band thun.E ~ "It would depend upon how Hit- of war" - the sending of sup- to Hitler's agents. WIE.RE: POPe:'IE AND ler's feeling that morning.'1 plies to the allies under the con- Hitler met the tour French ~'~AAe- Meantime, Chairman Walsh (D- voy of United States naval ships. delegates at 3:32 p. m. (7 :32 Mass) of the senate naval com- He asked that Stimson be ques­ a. m. CST). mlttee, in a vehement speech in tioned about his views and that He jerked his afm up in the - the senate, asserted that he would Woodring also be called. Van­ nazi salute, and his staff an­ "walk out ot this chamber-put denberg said it had been re­ swered with arms extended. - my resignation on the desk" ported in the press that Wood­ Then, at his signal, Colonel rather than vote to enter any ri,Jlg's ouster was sought by a General Wilhelm Keite t, chief ~~~-a European war. It was aU right, "clique of international finan­ of thE: Gel'man high command. -- "-OR WEEK..S, ?o?E>ie:. he asserted, for priVate American ciers" because he was opposed read the preamble - a general )-lAS attN !,«.ILIt-K:! 'T~E. companies to aid the allies but to "stripping our defenses to aid statement of the demands of -::;E"'S. AS 'T~E ~1NC:1 "I want our own army and navy the allies." On the house side, Germany and Italy. CAAIvIPICN. F\6HTIN6 ALL. to keep clear of this European R~presentative Carlson (R-Kan) French Silent CoMER.<::. ;:OR 1HE ~PI~ war." also asked a congressional· in- The French sat silenlly to FUND- I-IE SEN, .,..,1: "Have we lost the concept of quiry into what he called Wood- -.JEEP HOME TO <:1ET the awful, awful, awful conse- ring's "dismissal." provide additional officers for the Ni:WS_0_ OF 'Tk"E FOLI<:."" - quences of Wal' on America'!" he Naval Academy navy. The class of 1941 will be cried. "Are the mothers who The senate debate shared atten- graduated Feb. 7, 1941, four BLONDIE would have to send their sons tion with other developments months ahead of schedule. demanding that we· go to war? bearing on defense, including an The navy disclosed that a $60,­ Where does the demand come announcement that the naval 000,000 aircralt carrier, displacing from? It comes from a limited academy at Annapolis was short- 25,000 tons and capable of carry­ " number of men of property. ening its course of study, as it ling 100 planes, wou ld be built at "Who is going to bear his did during the World war, to the Norfolk, Va., navy yard. re- his Daily Iowan ,Want Ads he • • • FEMALE HELP WANTED '" BEAUTY '"PARL '"ORS HOUSES and APARTMENTS'" WANTED-Stenographer for gen­ 4 ROOM APT. - Near campus. eral office work. State qualifi­ CAMPUS BEAUTY $30. 4 W. D::'Jenporl. cations. Write Box 100, Daily SHOPPE Iowan. 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Room 314, Iowa State Jank at ",.-s. -.DIE ~EIi Trust Bid" FITZGERALD BOAT MIHH ..... ~ .. ""N~ . h.II DIAL 4191 Dial 7113 HOUSE ~.. o -eu__ "-"TEST HO'TtoN S Residence 11367 Across From Memorial Union '"tD NO,.".. c.JI.,lII.E. 'TMt. ~A""L- Wn I . , , ... THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 191\0 PAGE SIX , St. Mary's Church of Iowa- City To Observe Centennial ...... • • • . ------~------house, 230 N. Clinton street. The St. Mary's-IOO Years Old subject 101' study is the "Scr­ Heirs Dispute Plans Revealed'earillon in Steeple of St. Mary's Church mon on the Mount." The Rev. E. E. Dierks is the leader. lO- AlI othcr classes meet at Schues. ler ·Will For Extensive To Play for Catholic Centennial Celebration' the church. Note - The Sunday morning Five Ask Settlement Redecoration program is planned as (l uni­ fied service enabling families to Of Property by Court come together to the church Building, Hnance school dnd remain together fOl" In Petition Filed Here worship. A nursery is 'provided Committees Named; for small children. Fi ve heil's cf thc latc M. To Meet Monday 10:45 - Service of worship. Schuessler flied a petition in "Questions About God's Provi­ district col.:rt ycstcrday asking dence" will be the subject or DIY D. MJu: Showers se ttlement of a propcrty dispute and John J. Mueller !'l'':. Dierk.'s sermen. Leona Freerkson wlll sing "How Beau­ on land contain d in the will. Thirty persons of various na­ tiful Upon the Mountains" by Plaintiffs in the petition are tionalities sat in silence listen­ Harker. The chQrus choir, un­ Stephen Schuess ler, Bertha Jeh­ ing to a man seated on top of del' the direction of Prof. le, William Schu sslC'L', Mary a pile of dirt left by workmen. Thcmas Muir, will sing "Blow Parezek and Elizabeth Wagner. The dirt came from a large hole Yl' thc Trumpcts ot Zion" Dy. Ten defendants arc namcd on in which was to be the foun­ Woodward. Organ selections are, the peti lion. Th . yare Emma dation of a new building. by M:s. Thomas Muir. Timmerman and A. A. Timmer­ This handful of people had 7-Roger Willi ams club mcet ~ man, husband; Louise gurr and just witnessed the laying of tho-Low mass. Repairing and playing of the stood on the same location as the sored by Theresia and W. P. Ho­ served the spiritual needs of present. hensch\Jb and is dedicated to St. 10 :30--High mass. Arre t Ca e Here early Iowa Catholics. However, ~h urch bells is included in an ex­ ~enslve church and rectory reno­ The 17 bells in the church tower William. As the largest bell of it was later seen that tnis struc­ First Congrq-aUonal Church A petit jury awarded $1,525 j vation program in preparation for weigh a total of 20,000 pounds the set, it bears the name of the ture was becoming too small to and, according to Monsigneur mayor of Iowa City at the time of CllntclJj and Jeffer$on dama~es to Vernon RalJig~n, accommodate the eve r-i11creas­ the centennial celebration of the Iowa City Catholic church. Meinberg, are valued at about one the · tnstallation of the carillon, L. A. Owen, Pastor plaintiff, in a malicious arrest ing number of settlers, SD an dollar per pound. The 10 tons C. M. Reno. 9:30 - Church school service case heard in district court dur­ Silent for 35 years more, the energetic young priest known as 0, of weight and the vibration and All of the other 14 bells have Of. worship, Mrs. Eunice Beards- ing thD past week. Followin~ 'the Rev. William Emonds, the beils were installed in the church ly, director. more than eiiht hours of de- swaying caused by the ringing of cast on them the name of a lo­ j pastor of the church at that in 1885. The present church build­ the bells is carried by an inner cal sponsor who was a member iO-Church school ~lasses. liberation, the jury return~d a time, started a drive for funds ing was erected in 1867. The first 10:45-Public service of wor- sealed verdict about 2 o'clock tower construction of heavy, solid of the church and each is dedi­ -Daily Iowan Pllotos, Engra1!ing to build a new church. and only carilloner ever to play Rising higher than any other Iowa ship. The Rev. Mr. Owen's sel'- yesterday marning and this was wooden timbers built separately cated to a saint and one to the City building, the St. Mary's the clock faces are th~ St. Mary Later in 1867 the new build­ the St. Mary's chimes was Vac­ mon will be "0, My God! Give opened in court yestcrday lMr­ from the outer brick wall . Holy Family. church steeple with its 17 -bell chimes set on two levels. Other ing which now stands at Linn slall'T. Barborka who came to Iowa Included in these dedications Us ChristJan Leaders." The ning. and Jcfferson streets, was erect­ City when the bells were ins~alled • • • cariiJon will soon riog with new renovation work in connection The number of carillons in the are St. Conrad, st. AioY3ius, St. with . the celebration of the chorr will sing Sir John Goss' Halligan sued the Lone Tree ed directly over the old church. and who played them until his life when the repair work on the "0 Saviour of the World" di- Farmers' Exchange for submit­ United States is quite small and Isadore, St. Franciscus, St. Cath­ chime set is completed and the church's centennial will include The old and original one, hav­ death. Since that time they have there are alio a very few caril­ erine, st. Agatha, S1. August, st. rected by Ansel Martin. For the ting alleged false information ing served its purpose, avas been silent except for four selec­ bells again are played from the painting and genel'al improve­ offertory Mr. and Mrs. Martin leading to his arrest and in­ .I loners. There is a possibility that, Michael, St. Simeon, St. Ann, st. tower. Behind the grating below ments in the church and rectory. taken down only when the wailS ted bells which ring automatically when the St. Mary's bells are Otto and St. Ludmilla. will si ng "The Lord Is My dictment by a Johnson county of the newer and larger church with the large clock in the church again placed In operation, Iowa The entire set of chimes, except Shepherd" by Henry Smart. grand jury. The indictment was were completely erected around tower. * session students are invited to assistant professor of music, with Organ selections to be played later dismissed upon the advice . It. will be the only state with two the two described above, were cast * • * carillons. The other is a 36-bell by the Stuckstede company of 51. join an adult class. Mrs. R. T. Tidrick as organist. by Mrs. Gerald Buxton arc of the county attorney. Re1l&vatlon Pl~ Three bells of various sizes are set on the Iowa State campus at Louis. 10:45--Morning worship with Offertory anthem, "Declare His "The Swan" by Camille Saint- Halligan sought a total of $4,­ Father Emonds was succeeded used for the quarter, half-hour, Ames known as the Campanile. Following the 35 years of silence sermon by Dr. Voigt, "Lord, What Honor" by Purcell. Soloists are Saens for the prelude and "Mls- 325 in special and punitive dam­ in 1890 by the Rev. John F . three-quarter and hour chiming The original St. Mary's bell was in Iowa City, the 51. Mary's bells, of These" Thc chorus choir, un- Maxine Schlanbusch, Therese erere" fTom n Trovatore by ages. Kempker who stayed in Iowa and a fourtl:1 beU, the larg~t in cast in St. Louis, Mo., by F. R. dedicated to Saints, the Holy der the direction of Paul C. Preus, Heetland, James Guthrie and Verdi for the postlude. Attys. Edward L. O'Connor City but a year. In 1891 the Rt. the set, is used to strike the num- Mayer in 1854. Another bell in Family and the Virgin Mary, will will provide vocal numbers. Mrs. Howard Barlow. and Arthur O. LeU represented Rev. Msgr. A. J . Schulte came ber of the hour. I the tower, that is used for church again :soon answer the requests Maud Whedon Smith has selected 7- Summer students will be the plaintiff and Attys. Welch, to Iowa City and remained The bells in the church are ar-I calls, funeral chiming and the An­ of Iowa CHians, Catholic and non­ for organ numbers, "Intermezzo" welcome at the rectory, 212 S. Acrea and Welch and Atty. W. with the church here until his ranged on two levels with thc two geleus, was cast in Troy, N. Y., Catholic to hear the chimes play­ by Rheioberger, "Adagio" by Johnson street. Services For R. Hart, the cfefendants. death la st Jan. 17. The Rt. Rev. largest bells and another bell of by Jones and Company in 1867. ed. Faulkes. There will be baptism Monday, St. John the Baptist, Msgr. Carl H. Meinberg is now I and reception of new members. 7 a.m.-The Holy communion, 10 -pastor of the church and he The Wesley foundation will hold a.m.-The Holy communion. Leo W. Cerny.. Jewish Lodge will carry out an extensive N R I open house at the center dUring Daily during the week, 12:05 to l'fl1Ovation ' plan in preparation ew OC {et the evening. 12:20 p.m.-A service of interces­ for the church's centennial ob- At Iowa City sion. Here Monday Meels Sunday i servance, all of which was con- In Servl·ce st. Paul's Lutheran Chapel i ceived by the late Monsigneur Gilbert and Jefferson The First English Lutheran Church Funeral services will be held The iocal unit of the national B'nai B'rith lodge will hold its ( Schulte before his death. L. C. Wuerffel, Pastor Dubuque and ~'la.rket at 9 a.m. Monday fOr Leo W. Thirty-three years ago the 9:30-8unday school with BIble Rev. Ralph M. Krueger, Pastor . Cerny, 26, 127 TaU Speedway, who r;';st annual family picnic at the SpeciaJ Streamliner City park tomorrOw at 2:30. \ church was renovated at a cost CIlUl?£Il~J classes. 8:30-Morning worship with a died at a local hospital Thurs­ of $1,500. Again, as the church Will Handle Tourist 10:30-Divine service in which sermon by the pastor, Mrs. Andrea day night of a heart ailment. Ser­ Sam Robinson is in charge of is about to celebrate the tirst Summer Traffic -This Weeli the pastor will speak on the ques­ Johannse wi11 sing "Come Unto vices will be at St. Wenceslaus the program and announces 00 years history of the parish, tion, "Why Give All Glory to Me" by Aslanoff-Beethoven. chuch and buria I will be in St. many contests and games with another complete renovation apd God?" St. Paul's organist, Edna 9:30-8unday school. There are Joseph's cemetery. numerous prizes. The entire improvement program has been Pulled by a streamiined Diesel Unitarian Church Solo, "Today If Yeo Would Hear Rahlf, will present the following classes for all age groups. We give Cerny was bort) in Iowa City Jewry of this community is I Nov. 23, 1913 and was married extended an invitation to attend. pia Ilfl ed. Rocket locomotive, the Rocky Gilbert and Iowa Avenue His Voice" by Rogers, by Mrs. El­ selections; "Choral Prelude" by you a cordial welcome. In the church the work will Mountain Special made its first Evaru A. Worthley, pastor wood Olsen. Kaeppel and "Offertory in E to Gertrude Ann. Hiebing here include painting in simple col­ Wenceslaus Church May 21, 1940. stop in Iowa City at 5:18 yester­ There will be a seminar on "Re­ Flat" by Kaeppel and "D Major" st. ors to harmonize with the wood­ ligion and Life" Sunday from 11 Zion Lutheran Church by Schumacher. You are cordially Davenport and Dodge He is survived by his widow, DOUBL~ · . WORTH work. The gothic altars, stations day afternoon. to 12 noon with special attention Johnson and Bloomington invited to worship with us. Rev. E. W. Neuzil, Pastor his parents, Mr. and Mm. Charles and walnut pews wlll be clean- This new special summer train being given to the Hebrew-Chris­ A. C. Proehl, Pastor Monday, 7 p.m.-Lecture on Rev. J. F. Faiconer, Cerny, 712 N. Gilberti one sister, ed and revarnished so as to has been added to the Rock Island tian tradltion and its social im­ 9:15-Sunday school. "Christian Fundamentals." Assistant Pastor Mrs. Roy Scott, and a niece and nephew, Roylene and Richard Keep a little sUllShine bring out the natural beauty of schedule until Sept. 1 to handle plications. 9:30-Young Peoples' Blble class Thursday, B p.m.-S un day 6:30-First mass. the wood. Statues in the church under the direction of the pastor. school teachers' meeting. 7:30-Second mass. Scott, all of Iowa City. the increased tourist travel. Alr­ will be redecorated by compe­ First Presbyterian Church 10:30--Divine service. Sermon 9:3~Last mass. in your home tetnt artists soon to be selected. conditioned throughout, the Chica- Clinton and Market by the pastor on the subject, "Ap- Trinity Episcopal Church Daily mass, 7 a.m. The aisles will be recovered as go to Colorado train will make JUon T. Jones, Paltor pearances Are Often Deceiving." 322 E. College will the kneeling benches. three runs each week. 9:30-Church school with all 2-Divine service at St. John's Rev. Richard E. McEvoy, Pastor First Baptist Church . ' New Addl'lona It will stop in Iowa City west­ departments under Dr. L. B. Hig­ Lutheran chureh, Sharon Center. 8-The Holy communion. Clinton and Burltn.. i()n Included in new p.dditions to bound at 5:18 p.m. on Fridays. Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 10:45-Morning prayer and ser- Elmer E. Dierks, Pastor ley, superintendent. thc the church conSidered in the Saturdays and Sundays and the 10:45-Morning service, sermon 1l:30 a.m.-Vacation Bible school mon by the reclor. Music under 9:45 Roger Williams class • program are the installation of T eastbound train stops at 9:37 a.m. by Dr. Ilion T. Jones on "The Man lor children between the ages of the direction of Addison Alspach, meets at the Roger Williams • at ·new eating and lighting sys­ on Sundays, Mondays and Tues­ Who Knew No Defeat." Organ clght and 14. ======tems. St. CatherWne chapel in days. E numbers include the prelude, the the basement of the church will "Legie" by Ernst; offertory, Methodist Churcb be cleaned and painted and used ~ha "Grave and Adagio from second Dubuque and Jefferson thc for Sunday school classes fOl' $354.53 Needed Sonata" by Mendelssohn, and Edwin Edgar Voigt, Pastor children from the country and _ A PART OF ALL pur postlude, "Allegro Risoluto" by 9:30-Church school. All de­ the other schools according to pres­ Gade. Organist, Prof. H. O. Lyte. partments in session. Summer ent plans. The church organ will F or National YOU EARN IS be c1~an.ed lind necessary re­ . Relief Quota pairs made and the chimes In YOURS TO KEEP the steeple will be again placed into operation answering the re­ An additional $18.40 rcported Your "HIT~' PARADE 01 y,steryear ..• 'IC'IRE ~ .IIII' quests of many Catholics and yesterday rai:sed the total of the -BANK YOUR PART non-Catholics in .Iowa City. Johnson county Red Cross war re­ REGULARLY IN A "SERV­ VILlE PLI. lief drive to $2,475.47 and leaves Remodeling work in the rec­ ICE-IZED" ACCOUNT AT OPUU.1l u ~ ea",· "tary. ;yhich is already well un­ $364.53 yet to be donated before Pera COU8ter. riC!b lila." the minimum quota -for the county Can You THIS BANK AND WATCH derway, includes papering the (.acute•• Sin.le bullO", walls, repainting, new floors, will be filled. IT GROW IN SIZE AND ..,...... opeeu... closl .... r ~..tf...-i ... ftoet. .new equipment, ref~rni.hilli, a Donations reported yesterday as ACCUMULATED FINAN­ (AI collected at all Johnson county lletractl.,. bocI, ."uner n- the new roof and construction of a Guess 1_1T_ hel.... ' banks include a .friend, $2; ff CIAL POWER. .1_ two-car garage. The garage is ~ Aaam. .... , 1,6., nat friend, .25; a friend, $5; Jim Mor­ aiready completed...... PkIur.., JY. " '''' ben A building committee of five ton, $1; a friend, .15; Mrs. Edith What Song Title. inch ... ~ u. tho" It ~ Ing members and a finance committee H. Williams, $1; a friend, $1; -you'll want yours at ,.,... Pric.. "7./ P~\l ot three members have been ap­ Bobbie McGrath, $1;·a friend, $5; This Represents? fOn poin ted to direct the renovation W. Woo Norris, $1, and a (fiend, $1. KODAK VIGILAN,. wid work. There will be a meeting But guessing about your nat· SIX·20 (~/6.3) V Monday evening at 6:90 of the Ray J. Baschnagel who is assisted DIAL 4131 family's food is another committees, team captains and sol-' by Joseph M. 'Otto and Clyde R. story. Rely on Pohler's Iowa State Bank &Trust Co. Yor icitlng teams who wJll carry on a Burnett, co-chairmen. Shop by 'Phon_ i for groceries of the very dor finest quality, as Iowa we) drive dUring the next few weeks The corps of captains and 501- Free DeUvery! to raise funds among members of Icitors will work under the diction Ci ty has done lor over -wrtll its capacity to serve trlc 50 years. AT ALL Dl!I~LERS AND CLtlIII p .. e the church with which to com- of the three finance committee . -its willingness to serve plete the improvement program. members and aLI buJlding and ac- GROCERIES - MEATS tor Bulldln.. Committee tual work will be directed by the Dubuque IOWA CITY frol The building committee con- building committee. At Iowa Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora&lon Henry LOUis ton. POHLER'S tor sisis of Monsigneur Melnberg, W. P. "It i:3 the aim and hope," Mon­ DRUGGltt T Sheridan, Fred Racine, J. Elzear signeur M~lnberg said, "to have BOTTLING WORKS net" The .e.all and ltoClak 8&ore Jan RieB and Albert C. Du~el. The the necessary imprOVements paid 1i4 East C~lI~re ~~·t ! . finance committee is headed by for when they are completed." ten. en 5 ..