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Of Conference • Stalin Meeh Truman For First Time, Fleet to Shell Jap 'Ind us rles Lunches With President POTSDAM (AP)-Thc Big Armed Forces to Get First Call- three held the first full ·u rcss Four Guidance Claude M. Stanley , Blow Follows _on of their gl'cat victot·y tOI1ference at 5 p. m. yestel·uay. • To Address M~eting ad Presiuent Truman was in Railroad Cars Yited to preside during the con· Offices to Open Of Public Employes Pooled .Carrier Strike ference. WASHINGTON (AP) - The order into any sendce. And as the Ajoint communique is.<;ued by armed forces yesterday got first impact of redeployment increases, 1M111an, Premier 8talil1 and SUI to Provide John Stevenson Says call on virtually all of the nalion's ODT said, it probably will become Ships Within Six rail way passenger cars. Prille A1inister PllUfch i II also Vocational Direction Plan, for Convention necessary at times to cancel regu Miles of Shore; Japs IIid that during the meeting The office of defense transporta larly scheduled passenger trains. However, Vice-President C. H. , ~ !l8tlld 1 % hou rs "the For Veterans Almost Complete tion has placed all passenger Offer No OPP..9sition , cOliches, baggage and express cars Buford of the Association of pNliminary exchange of views American Railroad said "an cf DES ~OINES (AP)-Foul' vo Claude M. Stanley, member of in a big pool to be available on (;(;,UI. ""'Il/lc~day ( P)- II the matters requiring deei THIS RADIO PHOTO from Germany Shows Pre ident Truman and fort" will be made to select cquip aPt by the heads of the three cational guidance centers will bc the Iowa employment security de/'{land for the use of the armed '1'11(' nritish hnttl('ship Killf.: Prime Minister Churchill leaving the "litlle White House" near Berlin. commi sion, will s.peak at an open seryices. ment in a way that will avoid the ,.vernments." They spent Monday touring de vasta led Berlin. United States signal established by the veterans admin need for discontinuing rcgul(lr (l\;OL';!I' V anll her cseol'ling IIIe war aralnst Japan unques meeting in connection with a state The action does not automatic ships jllilJC'(\ th(' l'nitecl , tat s corps photo. istratlon at Iowa educational insti convention of public employes' ally curtail service available to trains outright." "'~1 ranked hlrh On the tutions in the next three months "Present plans contemplate a Pa(·ifi(· fI('ct's 4-;),OOO·t011 dl'cad ..... of Ule Ulree rovemmental unions in Iowa City Aug. 5. civilians, but sets up t.he mechanics if the national veterans adminis J ohn C. Stevenson, president of [or making more passenger equip large increase in military move Illlll;!ht. Towa, lind olh('[' power t6lIIIala.. their lorelrn seeretar ments which will call Cor the 1I e fill Wfll'Slli(l~ in a grC'llt bom lII, .. 8I111ta1'7 advisors. At a Glance- tration olfice approves the pro Local No. 197, the university hos ment available for use in the rl' Chinese Force New pitals employes' union, said last deployment of troops from Europe of passenger equipment in excess bHrrlml'nt forrc to Hhell copper Tltere was a minimum of for posal, Wilham R Nugent, man of any previous demands and the night that plans for the annual to the Pacific. And in the end, and Will' inriustl·." plclllts of IIi. as President Truman, Pre needed equipment will hnve to bc JIIIIII1 ager for the Iowa l'egion an convention of Council Five, state the agcncy emphasized, there will .. Stalin and Prime Minister withdrawn from civilian servicc 1/H'hi only Sf) milrs from Tokyo, Indo-China Invasion nounced yesterday. organization of public employes' be less equipment Cor civilian use, ClUrthIll opened theIr discussions from time to time. ('ar!), 1Ii i~ 111 o I'll ing. ' Todoy's The centers wouJd be opened at unions, were being completed. wbIch may secure the peace of The order, which affects more "It is hoped that ways can be 'rltis wa .. th(' firsl time DI'it Drive Into Suburbs Iowa. tate college, Ames, July 23; Stephenson emphasized that the than 30,000 cal's of various kinds, Dtrope, speed Victory over Japan found to meet the military necds ish Ill/'ll I)' wa r had fi n'd I:tllells Univer ity of Iowa.. Iowa City, constitution of the state organlza I1Id settle the basis of the German Former American provides that they be used for without unduly cl'ipplmg any pur illto till' .Japanl'·(' homelanu. ?f Aug, 20: Morningside coil erie, tion was being set aside so that such purposes as the ODT may di ticular area." puce treaty. Iowan delelrates (rom any group of state, (Thl' ,IIIJlnlll'~r Domci agency. Air Base of Kweilin Sionx City, Sept. 10, and Iowa rect. ODT said in its announcement, Ea~ly defeat of Japan was re county Qr municipal employes in acknowledging the bombardment tate • Teachers college, Cedar This means t.hat the agency may "Travel will become more uncom of the Hitachi area hours laler ported to be . a primary purpose Falls, Oct. 1. the state might send delegates to Ii President Truman. British battleship.* * *escorts Jam CHUNGKING (AP) - Chincse order any car affected by the fortable than ever before." said It extendcd as far south ward Dr. L. E. Rackley, Washington, the convention. Strict of!icial secrecy was main Third fleet in bombardment of troops, in a new invasion of Indo Stanley will explain the new so as Milo, only 55 miles northeast talned around 'the meetinlr site Jap industries. China aided by mutinuous Japa national supervisor of the admin of Tokyo. The English-language istration's vocational advisers, said cial security system for public em the Kaiser Wilhelm palace, bor nese puppets, h3ve captured the ployes set up by the sta te legisla broadcast bcamed to North Amer Big Three hold first meeting of a cenler also was under considel' Republicans Split ica described the force, however, dered · by flower~, a lake and important Indo-Ch'inese seaport of ation in Des Moines. ture this spring, About 2,000 Franco Says miniature park, all in striking conference. employes in Johnson county are ,H "a small number of surfacc ...... ,"day Moneay on Tokyo's direct hipping The Ames, Sioux City and Cedar effected by the law. He ad Over Bretton Woods craft' 'and said the assault caused ,f.", I·. I.'Itltrasl to tile ruins of Berlin it- will One of four vocational guid supply r 0 ute to land-isolated Falls centcrs will be "plan B" dress a public meeting in the Iowa "only slight damagc." •• SlhH ~J ' uni1s. he explained. while the one Iht:J hl ~D ae~ President Truman ance centers for veterans to be outheast Asia, tho Chinese high City armory Aug. 5. (The enemy radio also said "a S·lu r ~ 1' • • Monarchy at Iowa City will be a "plan "A" Taft leads Opposition !.mall number" of Superforts w?e I ~", H fII'Il time at noon In an opened at SUI Aug. 20. command said last night, A. A. Couch. president of Coun .SaI.,dly I." setup. ra nl:'ing over the Dorthea tern cil Five, the Iowa organization of r'li _-JODI coaferenee at the "little To Monetary Plan; Ihr :J In the Chinese interior, other The administl'alion will estab the American Federation of State, Kallto (Tokyo-Yokohama) dis 'h'" 11/ Wle Houc" and shared a sbn Social security plan to be ex forces of Generalissimo Chiang Tobey Heads Backers .... aid-western style luncheon plained to public employes at lish a vocational adviser who also County and Municipal Employes, Will Return trict "on a nulsancc night raid Kai-Shek's armies beat their way will be chief of the center, at each wUl preside at the convention. mi.-. ion" while the bombardment WIllI w.. open meeting. into the suburbs of the former WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Churchill entertained Secretary of the three "class B" instltu tions. Stephenson explained that Coun was in progr("~s). American air base city of Kweilin MADRID (AP) - Gencralissimo The bombardment CoHowed only of War Stimson at luncheon, and The othel' presonnel will consist oC cil Five usually has its convention Republicans split wide over t.he and cut the enemy garrison's main Francisco Franco Ii e1ared In t a f('w hour ~ a 1,500 carrier plane wu believed to have discussed a training officer and a clerk the day before the state A.F. of L. Bretton Woods world bank-fund escape route to the north, a com stenographer. The institution will convention begins. This year the night that Spain was entering the atttlck on the Tokyo region, ex the PaciIic war with him. munique said. yesterday, one group wanting to These relatively brief luncheons 1,700 Battle provide office space and vocational larger convention was scheduled preparatory period for return or tendIng northeast to Hitachi, by 1csting services. have nothing to do with It and the monarchy which he s id mil, t aircraft bum'hed Crom the world's aDd a sudden cancella tion by Gen. The Chinese occupied Moncay to meet at Sioux City but the of aIter a mutiny of puppet troops in another barking it as a benefit to $!uara~tee th "s c.otial " of the !'1no. po .. erful naval [oree, the George C. MarShllU'jUnited States . "Plan A" 1.9 the amc excep~ lice of deJense .ran.ilportatlon ruled the Indo-China - China border that the convention could not be the United States and the world. falnnglst movement. combi ned Uniled Stales Third Pa- ,~ chief ot statf, of a planned ihat Ule institution also must »ro Forest Fire town of Tunghing July 7, the vide a tl-alnctl vocational adviser held. He told cheering Illcmbcrs of thc d ric and British P~cific fleets. ~iew 01 American troops, had The plan calls for a $9,100.000,- bien early Indications that the Chinese reported. The puppet sol to hell) the applying vl'teran fill Members of the board of Coun 000 international bank to make or !alange national council thut when The great buttle line, including diers ~urrendercd to attacking cil Five then decided to hold their tim lelSion of the great confer PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-Nearly Ol1t his forms and to select an em guarantee loans lor rehabilitation the time came to make the chan 'C some oC the most devastating troops of free China with all their convention in Iowa City. tnee was a bau t to begi n. 1,700 men fought yesterday amid ployment objective. and econo(Tlic development, and nn the Spani IT cortes (parliament) battleships of both the American arms, and the Chinese, taking ad State Senator LeRoy S. Mercer, ··h IHGIIflrmed rumor said an inferno of crashing snags and The centers wilJ aid veterans $8,800,000,000 fund to stabilize would be handed a law cstublish- and British navies, stood oCf the vantage of the situation. forced the who is now on an interim commit eame here ready to make who want to takc training either currencies. ing the royal regime. The mon- I eastern Honshu coast in a rainy, 8&111. flying embers to halt the largest Japanese to flee from Tunghing. tee tour of state insti tu lions, sa id 'iefiaJle COIIIIIl1lments concerninr forest fire in north west Oregon under the GI bill oC rights or the Senaior Taft (R .. Ohio), resum arehy, he emphasizen, wa~ his (lnly misty night, stcadily throwing The Chinese said their troops vocational rehabilitation program. that he hopes to be able to attend possible succcssor. thcir 2,700-pound 1-lIIch shells IN PacKie war. Churchill's since 1939. the convention. inr his aU-out fighl against the Ialils wlUl United States pursued the Japanese into Indo The lallcr program provides train legislation on the senate floor, In a 35-minute spcc('h, Franco into Hitachi's highly concentrated .,u., While buzzards hung over the China 'and occupied Moncay, two Delegates to the convention will ...1IatJ chieftains Indicated thai bodies of burned deer and rabbits, ing for veterans partly incapaci summed up his arguments: reatrirmed his faith in tl1e falange, aircraft, electrical and diesel en miles south 01 Tunghing, the samo tated in service. meet in the moming Aug. 5 and asserted that his regime wns mi;;- gine phlllt: and copper smcllers. iii ... Ule arainst Japan was one more than 1,200 s a I die r sand the public meeting, in which Stan I-That the dollar is "the unly " lite maJor topics to come before night. The occupation of the port, They will not be used for advis understood Abroad, and attacked Correspondents watching the saUors batUed through the rugged apparently only lightly garrisoned, ley will explain how employes will stable" eunency and before long ~ Bir Three. Wilson river area, ablaze for the ing veterans on hospitalization, in communism. While dis l' u s sin g thrUlln!:" show from aboard Ad severed the enemy's only remain bene it under the system, will take all American dollars subscribed to Stalin, whOBe absence Monday third time in 12 years. surance, depcndencies and other monarchy he made no direct refcr- miral WlIllam F. Halsey Jr.'s war ing overland highway link between place in the afternoon. the fund will be grabbed up and Cjlused a postponement of the The still-spreading firo has cov benefits. .. ente to Prince Juan, heir presllmp- ships re]lortt'd the dreadnaughis Indo-China and China. It also ------there will be a scarcity. openlDi, arlved In Berlin Monday ered 22,000 acres in six days ac tivc to the now non-cxistent Span- closed to within about six miles widened the new Chinese corridor "Branch offices will be set up 2-That the United States will I{ttmoon with Foreign Comissar cording to field charts. Other • • lsh throne, who has saici hc would of sitor£'. to the south China coast, the only fOI' handling thesc other mattel"'," Mercury Takes It I be forced "into the mOl'al obliga Vrac~eslav Mol 0' to v, it was foresters' estimates ran as high as noL reign over a falangist regime. The ,T;\pat.e·c o[fered no opposi- Rackley said. "For example, such of lending more and more iftImed. 28,000. link between the interior and the On the Chin Again ii~n Franco assel·tcd the Spanish lion . a bnmch may be establisHed in I I money abroad." Soldiers flown in from Spokane sea. Sioux City." ... reg i m e maintrinerl an "innc- The attaC'k was begun about .Weather conditions northwest of Senalor Hart (R., Conn.), former and Ft. Lewis drove through a hait The Iown City center will have p ndent policy throughoul thc minnight Tuesday, Japanese time of hot cinders and rocks to bull- More Meat for Miners us are a little unsettled and so admiral, joined Taft's forces. He war," (10 a. nl. Monday, central standard '.trol Planes Wreck a capacity of 75 to 125 cases b out of sympathy It will be coole!' said he was favoring the Unltcd doze lines around the eonLiagra- WASHINGTON (AP) - Coal month, While the others are ex lime) and continued two hours. tion. A grimy driver stopped [or miners of the nation will be here today. Also it will be cloudy Nations charier but as for Bretton Overhend, British and American pected to handle 30 to 40 cases a this morning but it should clear Woods, the probable rains would Surplus Property Board 100 Ships in Attac~ the fourth time to put out fire I granted extra ration points under month. The Des Moines regional currier plunes ftew a prolective off before so very long. Yesterday be "badly over-balanced by thc WASHlNGTON CAP) - T'retil started in his truck by blazing , a program which the OPA hopes to office now is receiving about 175 cscort but their defensive cover limbs. A logging bridge burned make effeclive early next m.pnlh. the mercury just barely managed risks hwolved." dent Truman yesterday a~ked COI1 - provcd lInnec·cssary. The Japa- '" 1. South China applications for a d vis e men t to hit 78 from a low of 61 early in Leading the other Republica n out behind a bulldozer, and log- An OPA spokesman said the monthly. gress to abolish the thfL'e-man SlIl nesc s till declined to attack the ging crews quickly threw up a new plan now being perfected was in the morning. But by 12:30 thIs wing, Senator Tobey (R., N.H.) plus property bO!\l'd and giv(' the wOI'ld's most powerful nuval Loree MANILA, Wednesday (AP) - one. line with the policy of providing morning it had been socked down called the banking sctup an es job of selling $100,000,000,000 in hy SC1I or alt, presumably hoarding Mariner patrol planes of the to 56 and seemed to be planning sential part of the postwar world war goods to a single administra United States S eve nth fleet The fire has eaten through mil- extra meat and othcr foods 10r Cergeant Okerbloom their aircrMt for the invasion they lions of little trees, twice replanted those engaged in hard physical J to keep right on going. Anyway, If of "economic cooperation." Hc tor. k now con l10t In! far off. wrecked more than 100 river ships it is chilly today, those girls won't after th~ 1933 and 1939 bums. labor. S d S· P · spoke as a delegate to the Bretton William Stuart Symington W:.J S In attacks at Amoy, Swatow and have an excuse fOI' wearing shorts, Woods, N. Ii., conference at which regarded
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, t t l.GE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, lOWA CITY, IOWA ; ' ~~======~======~======~======~======~--=~==~~C~~======~====~======~ TH DAILY IOWAN OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN : Publi hed every morning except Monday by Student Publications IncoLporated a~ 12G-130 Iowa avenue. Towa City, Towa. Death Strikes Our Peace
I:!u:ml or tru tees: Wilbur Schramm, Kirk H. Porter, A. Craig Not 1:11' ahead are the days or NOTHING MORE THAN GES 10 bring to residents of this com PREVIOUS YEA k1 'S DE A Tn ru.illl, Paul It. 01$ n, Donald Ottilie, Mary Jane Neville, Mary Beth pe,l('f'-Oll til batUefie1d. But TURES and would not demand munity THE MEANING OF TOLL. It didn'l jus l happen, I/J{J"" aI'(.' (h' days of s lHughter on diligence. SAFETY AS DRAMATICALLY either. Carroll county watlted Vol. XXI, No 1989 Ihe highways; perhaps greater AS POSSIBLE. Iowa City resi safety, and Carroll coun ty got Fred M. Pownall, PubllBber or late, for instance, this ut Mrs. slaughh,I' lllan we have e\'er be dents and students must be .. pre John 1\. Slichnoth, Editor Wally Stringham, Adv. Mgr. terly simple s uggestion tor solv satety. fore known. ing the nation's future traffic guided into thinking. To some those 10 li ves which UNIVERSITY CALENDAR lAlon Jo!ut r (:I 115 seeund class mall Subscription rates-By mall $5 ,en:lce In 1911, when we were enjoy safety problem otten is offered : It is not enough to say that were saved in a single county in Wednesday, July 18 10 a. m. Speech and hearing T@, per year; by carri r, ]5 cenls DJIIIIllu IlU'Ilh-r at thl' tomee at Iowa ing worllml' pro;,perity wilhout "Just continue the speed limit automobile deaths each yea I' a single year mean little. Even h!lbiJitation con fel'en re, Ben i t weekly, $5 per year. 3 p. m. Le<:ture: "The Missis l Mrs. I 'ity, 10',1,':1, unll.-r the oe! ot con- the re<:trictio of rationing, which has been Imposed during could wipe out a city twice the their own lire has no Significance. ch3mber, Old Capitol. gr of larch 2, 1879. sippi AI'cht!ologic[11 Pultem-The .. firSt The Associated Press is exclu 39470 persons m t d ath in the war." size at Iowa City. Even the tact 10 pt mem - INNOCE NT Victims Oneota, Remains of the Chiwer 7- 10 p. 111 . UnivCj's ity play nlp!\ rsc IIIOtOI vehicle accid enls. It all that ACCIDENTAL D'EATHS IN Mr. Hall tells of a n editor Siouans," by ]~rof. Charles R. women's field or women's gympl. "ode TF: Ll-;PHONP.8 sIvely entitled to use f or repuuli Superficially, the idea sounds )Irs. M cation o[ all news dispatcht:s tho arridE'nls could have been fine, so there the thinking about 1941 WERE ALMOST AS NU friend who once wrote thus: K yes, chemistl'y (l udi torium. sium. ' G F.dltorial OffIce __,,_ •. _ ..... 4192 Sunday, July 22 t )Irs. credited to It or not oth rwL e at un!' pinel', Dubuque (popula the problcm stops. And propon MEROUS AS THE TOLL FOR "We're all going to die some 4 p. m. Gallery lour of exhibition )frS. JO! Hi"e __._ .. ___.... 4193 credited In this popel' and also day, a ren't we? Well, what great 4 p. m . Gall ery tour of exll~ . tion, 43,0001 might now be a ent of such a lazy plan fails to THE FIRST THREE YEARS OF' of contemporary al·t; meel in gal tion of on t >mporary art; b lIa1 Wh _ ...... _.• _._ 4191 !.he local news publishpd her in. meef ghost 10Wn. realize that his suggestion is ab TIDS WAR is meaningless. Our difference does it make whelher lery of url PJuilding. gallery of art buil ding. ! J)a1, pal Trurfie accidents could have solutely impractical. He's con thInking isn't stimulated. we die on the highway, and get Moqday, July 23 t'fIret! WEVNESDAY, JULY 18, 1945 Friday, July 20 are rlrs. MAIMEn EVERY PERSON IN ltmted that he has said something it over in a hul'l'Y, or wuit and '" j). m . III uslrated locture on " Need for Edueation 4 p. m. Speech and hearing re SbI1 an THE CITY F LOS ANGELES. about safety and stops there, in uie in bed from cancer, diph hibiti on of con tempornry pul But education does provoke habilitation t'onfel'ence, se n a t e )111'11 1\ About 1,500,000 persons were in stead of going on to find the real theria, scarlet {ever or slime uy Mary Holmes, arl aud i thought. And education could cham"er, Old Capitol. ,e t I e I jured on our streets and h igh solution to the problem. other dIsease?" 8 p , m . AII -s tat ~ high- sch\Jo) .News Behind the News solve our safely problem. 5 p. m. and 7 p. m. Towa Moun pl ay: "T he Importance or Belnc (jeOr1i8 way~. What's wrong with a speed Innocent V1cUms ~r , Let's start that education at t he taillt!el's: Devil's lake outing; meet Earnes t," Uni versity theater. ' Thuoc slnrUing fi gures are only ceili ng? "The assumption that Little difference to you, per Install * * * Impressionable grade school age at tln gineering bu ilding. Tuesda.y, July 24 By Paul Mallon port uC the impelling motive be the wartime speed ceiling has haps, mister. But how about 8 p. m . All -stale high schOol Jlrs. Wil when broken arms and fractured 6 p. m. Iowa M 0 u n t a i neers: JlI!!. RI hind organization of a safety been 100 per cent successful is THE INNOCENT VICTIMS YOU horso:iJock outing, meet at en pI ay: "The Importa nce of Beine WASIIlN(i'1 taking it all into her sphere uC in skulls have a very real meaning. 1I1nI' af cuullcil in l owa City. The rest of sadly erroneous," writes W. Earl MAY CARRY WITH YOU IN gineeri ng building. Ear'nest," University theater. ~ ,'1)/' < i 'nr,·, u[ Mtos.l's. Truman, l luence, completely liqu idating Let's continue it during the years of ft{rS. the slory is in the 62,000 other Hall, managing editor of the YOUR DEATH-A C C ID E N T. Wednesday, July 25 J Churchill and Stallll at the head Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, get when the youth is learnihg to 8:30 p. m . Summer ses:sion lec 3 p. m . Lecture: "The Misji!, BallaDty accidental deaths in the United Mason City Globe-Gazetle and There is the real t ragedy. of wb lnulilll "ntour3ges, 'W ill be ting back Carpatho-Ukraine [rom drive. Train the youth on good tu re by T. Z. Koo, west approach sippi Archaeological Paltel'll-Th, irs. LI< Stal.. ~ in ] 94 1. They tell why vice-president for public infor Those innocent victims may I'dlg nud Ihol uugh. . Czechoslovakia, slicing off a piec safety techniques and he'll learn to Old Capitol (Mucbl'ide auditor Mi ll Creek, Migr'ants t rom lhe craw{ort civic leaders o[ this clly have mation of the National Safety have wanted to wait and die ill Tllu c. ~hu Idt here early, in- of Finland, demanding provinces to use them Instinctively. ium in case (J[ ru in)' South," by Prof. Charl es R. Ket!!!, Jltt- Jer t'ludillg J"_"l'h Uavies (who seems from neutra l Turkey, and ·0 on. SUdl great C:lllse Cor concern. council. bed. They moy have been cher chemi st ry aUd itorium. JIovotl1y And then let's continue that 8:30- 1L :3O, p. m. All-Univt' rsity to ue Ii SUI t of llPW Jiar,·y Hopkins Grab Loose Land The sofl'ty council's theme is Not AU Speed ishing with sweet anticipation the PUl'ty, Iowa Union. 4 p. m. GaHery tour of exhibl, ft{rS. ( 011 education on the adult level when aJIPOlnti. to if. 'J'rulu"u RlIs~ia ) made This ggrandizem nt of terri- safety in indu -try, commerce, "Allowing for the greatly cur enjoyable years . wh ich were ti on of contemporary paintin,; 111all:1 tu IJ, "way a month. Inner tory has been based on the policy each person Is on guard for the ahead. But for some careless Eiaturday. July 21 meet in gullery oC art bUilding.1 cole, chi tra [fit·, home and school. It is tailed total mileage, the number piau .<'tllI lu .. Mr. Truman's return of taking any loose adjollllllg ter safety of his children. drivers, the happiness of th ou 9 u. m. Pane] forum, house 7: 15 p. m. Iowa M o untaineer ~ tart corr pointed ut prevention of fires, of highways ACCIDENTS SUF O[,,,,lt Aug. I;'. ritory for which a historical ju~ti- Will this educational program, r h ~mber, Old Capitol. hilte; meet a L engi neering buiJdln" E. J. Gifl d I' 0 W n j n g s, poisonings. ITS sands might have continued for Wl, .. t will b., the subjects for [jcatlon of old time Hussian owncl' FERED 'THESE PAST FOUR ----- reJjabllib IITW1!',ST or II comparable one/ be easy? many years. (For Informa.tlon regardfUl" dates beyond this scbedule, aee dj ~u lUll is il Illutler of common ship might be offered. (I I iller', AIM IS P RESERVA YEARS APPROACHES AMAZ No, far from it. WILL THE EF With the knowledge already a t I0Il, sew IWlllIl:II' ."l'culatiull, the com- you may rememb I', did it thllt TION OF LIFE. INGL Y CLOSE TO THE A VER rNervations In the dUlce ot tbe PresliJeut. Old CIIPltol.) uC FORT BE WORTHWHILE? YES, their command, educators, law 'I lOII, ed n1"IIf>~t Ullt! most popular r unning way for awhile- Rhineland, Aus- AGE OF THE PRE WAR Mrt. Ha Difficult Task DEFINITELY. enforcers and engineers c{Jul d • 10 lfIit'lfwtllJlILlI dilJlomati c crises tria, Danzig, etc.) YEARS." GENERAL NOTICES &erVlce• 11 !lIe r OIlt P(lg£'5. Lost week's Where does this stop? It Russjn Yet despite these lofty ideals, Consider the case of Ca 1'1'011 lead this nation into an almost Even if the speed-limit plan Other ('n,! "'.IS TIlI'I:l'y. This week turns next to ASia, despite any the council's t.nsk wi II be d i [fi county, Iowa. In 1935, a dozen complete solution of the postwar SOUND MOTION PICTURES DRIVEWAY or, OSED iIIclude 1\ were as effective as many assume adJ.
. , .'WEDNESDAY, JULY 18,-- -1945--- ... THE D A 1~ lOW A N, 16 WAC 1r T. 10 'W A PAGE.. TJIIID Mrs. Fred Gartzke Look, .Fe.el Pleasant Under Sun Loren York Expected AS MARINES INVADED TWO ISLANDS OFF OKIt-iAW,A,', Becomes President Back from Aleutians Loren York of Grinnell, SUI Of Legion Auxiliary graduate. is expected to be home from the Aleutians in September. M.... Fred Gartzke was installed He is t.he grandson of Lee Nagle, II president of the American 917 E. ColJege st.reet . Lelion auxiliary at an installation I6Vlce Monday evening at the Marvin William Dirks, 22. for eanimunity building. mer student from Spencer. was M.... Marie Sievers was installed commissioned an ensign in the II first vice pre~ident; Mrs. L. D. navy airforce at Pensacola. Fla. He "ndfrson, second vice president; will be ordered to duty either at )111. Martin Pederson, secretary; an instructor's school for further Mrs. G. O. Kircher, treasurer; training or at an operational base. Mn. Joseph Shalla. chaplain; Mrs. IIa7 White. historian, and Mrs. Rex Esther M . Baumgartner of Des DaJ, parliamentarian. Moines. former university stu Three newly-elected members dent, now is en route oversea> as art Mrs. WiUiam WhiiE:. Mrs. Clem a member of the United Nations Sba1 Ind Mrs. E. J. Gifford. MrS. Relief and RehablliUJtion agency. )lyral McCreedy was installed as She will work as a clerk-stenog .er.eant-at-arms, and Mrs. rapher in the displaced persons Georgia Swal·tz became color division in Germany. This agency bllrer. helps the millitms of people who Installing officer for the service, have been uprooted from their Mrs. Wilfred Cole. was assisted by DON'T EXPOSE SKI N Too BOTTLES OF INSECT repellent FIRST APPLY YOUR "bottled" homes by Nazi aggression. They Jlrs. Rex Day. as sergeant-at- long' at a time. keep bottle of SUII are now avallable for clviUans; stocklnrs. then buff them with a are aided in returning to their own 1rIDI. and a drill team composed tan oll handY a~ the beach. keep flies, mosquitoes. gnats away. rough towel to give the nylon ef count.rles a> quickly as possible. 0/ Mrs. Fred Ruppert. Mrs. R. L. reeL Ba1Iantyne, Mrs. Georgia Swartz, Frederick P. Hahn, route 7. re 11111. Lloyd Spencer, Mrs. Ellis Summer's *outdoor * *life becomes reHef If you* should * *be so unfor- the sun is *definitely * * the fashion cently was awarded the Silver Star Crawford. Mrs. William Edwards. more pleasant each year, as tunate as to get 100 much sun. trend. with midriff styles appear- at Falkenstein, Germany. He Is J(rs. Jerry White and Mrs. Heleri scientific advances bring better A liquid insect repeilent is on ing in sporis and evening dresses with a tank destroyer battalion ot lIovotny. products to combat sunburn, ward the market now, to be rubbed as well as bathing suits. As for the Sevent.h army. Mrs. Gartzke announced as her off insects, and look more beauti right on exposed parts of the hose-they have simply vanished THIS IS HOW the American Invulon of Theya Shima looked from the lir as llUlding eralt hit the beach eppoinUve bfficers, Mrs. Wllfl'ed lui and comlor.table at the same body. This is the answer to the fro m the summer wardrobe. Alter a 60-day furlough follow on June 3. Thil lIland and Aguni Shima, lying only a abort dlatance from Okinawa. were oc:cul>lecI COle. chairman of the child wel time. prayers ot sportsmen, gardeners "Bottled" stockings improve each ing his 102 days ilnprisonment by with virtually no oppoeltion to bollter American defenae. around the mainlaDd ot Okinawa. Tbll 11 aD fare committee, assisted by Mrs. There's no reason today why and picnickers who are troubled year and there are now few the Germans, Tech. Sergt. Glenn otllclal UrJ lted Statea Navy photOIT&Dh. fT,., •• ".,i6n*" E. J. Gifford; Mrs. Lloyd Spencer, anyone should get a bad sunburn. with the attacks of flies, gnats and women who have not adopted Kennedy of 212 E. Bloomington Jtbabilltntion ; Mrs. Martin Peder Sensible sun-worshippers take it mosquitoes. Originally used by the liquid leg make-up as a practical street has reported to Hot Springs, I0Il, sewing; Mrs. Helen Thomp slow Bnd easy at iirst, timing ex armed forces in tropical climates. way to beat the heat. A little prac Ark., tor reassignment. Californian Fined Sims Estate Opened IIOD, education of war orphans and Driver Charged posures and using oils and lotions bottles of this insect repellen t pro- tice, following directions on the For Disturbing Peace The estate of Elma B. Sims, who Mil. Harold Evans, community to help protect the skin from too duct are now available for civil- bottle, and you can get results Serving at an advanced base of IlUVlce. died Sept. 3. 1944, was opened in much sun. A bottle of suntan oil ians and will keep insects away. that vie with those long-lost ny- the army's air transport command. district court yesterday. , OIlier newly appointed officers Less covering between you and Ions. Pacific divsion, is Pfc. Rex G. With Intoxication GJennwood Bradburn. San Fran or lotion should always be in cisco. Calif., paid a $10 fine and William Sims was apPl,lID~ Include Mrs. Philip Key, publicity; cluded with beach eqUipment, and ------iCrane oC 222 1,i E. College street. Information charging J 0 h n was ordered to leave town alter administrator with bond' set · at Mil. Gordon Dinsmore and Mrs. kept handy at home to use when He is with the priorities and tarUic WIlliam White, poppy chairmen; section which arranges t.he move Ford, Iowa City route 6, with being charged in police court yes $200. The attorney is wiill~ . oJ. playing outdoors. Some of these operating a motor vehicle while terday with disturbing the peace. Jackson. .' '" ;, Mrs. Carl Miller and Mrs. James products actually prevent burn, Seven University Graduates, Former Students ment of troops and supplies. Pri Herring. hospitality; Mrs. Robert vate Crane wears the Asiatic-Pa intoXlca ted was filed in police Robert Koorcer. university hos some promote an even tan, while court yesterday as a result of the pital, was tined $10 for speeding; Schell, musician; Mrs. Charles others are designed for soothing cilic ribbon. Kennett, trophies and awards; Mrs. Exchange Vows in Recent Weddfng Services car-truck collision at Burlington Jack Krell, $1 for st.reet storage; Rose Wilson and Mrs. Arthur Wil CLifford G. Esterday, 1833 C and Muscatine street at 10 p. m. Earl Sangster, Iowa City, $1 for \iamJ, entertainment;. Mrs. Joseph Word has been received of the ment. At present she is manager street, has been commissioned a Monday. street storage; Gene Hlrd Ii cks. Shalla, floor work; Mrs. Frank recent weddings of seven univer- of the sales promotion department second lieutenant after complet Robel1; Ford, a brother who was Iowa City, $1 for double parking; FUr- ing officer candidate training in riding with him. received severe H. C. Thomann, 220 E. Blooming At homo-Any ftoYOI'-DelIcI.... :;.,...,. Novotny, memorial; Mrs. Ellis Child Killed sity graduates and students. in the oftlce of the Lennox -No ice crntoll-No coHm,-N,_N. Crswford, r ad i 0; Mrs. Irving naee company. the European theater. He will lacerations on the . lett side of his ton street, $1 for street storage; whi_ping-Ho lCorchH ftCl,. ... --:-'.~y.- face when his head went through Dr. C. T. Hughes, Iowa City. $1 for l"oxpon
( 'AGEfOtm , .... THE DAILY IOWAN, IOW/l CITY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, IULY 18, 19j5. Se·cond Cleveland Tekes Series Voiselle Cools Guess Final Fr m stan, 6-1 The Babe ------~------~ AsNew York Win 2 aelurns I Martin Aeturns- Gromek Hurls AIDI G SOX rds . ShedclJnc Erickson Wild Tears I Nobody M_is_s _ H_i_m Elevenlh Win. B:r ROY LUCB By WHITNEY MARTIN . that the race horses virtually were Dalb IOWlUl Spon. Idllor NEW YORK (AP)-We're just tied to the tracks ai which they In One Inning g rs back from one of those annual now are opel·ating, due to an ODT Tribe Bunches Nine TilE BROOKLYN BUMS are ego-deflating experiences, some- ruling banning shipment of the Hitsi Red Sox Scor. f( sliping-and slipping rather badly. times called a vacation. Return- critters. We don't imagi.r).e the Cubs Waste Several They are no longer at the top of ing and expecting to find your horses would mind mucb i,f they Once on Eight Blows .. 2 the National standings- but then 8:00 Me Scoring Chancesi Fail lolleagues tottering and reeling were walked from Jamaica to Bel 8:lri ]';iL nobody expected them to be there from the strain of trying to keeP mont or some other nearby track. BOSTON (AP) - Righthander at all. In fact, they were ticketed Steve Gromek collected his 1;30 Ne' To Hit in Clutch things going without you, it's a Ut- We understand that's the way the utt; 8:45 pre P ITTsmnWII (AI') - The for a second division berth long tIe disconcerting to be greeted with horses got from here to there for win of the season yesterday as the c 8:55 Sel CHICAGO (AP)-Husky Bill Bronkl) I Oodgers ' ouk udvantug before the season started. bland indifference and the query: races in England. It's the guys who Cleveland Indians topped the Bos· Voiselle cooled otl the rampaging or thc Pi[lshW'gh Piratrs' 51(lPPY The feats of the Dodgers have "Oh, you been away? Thought would have to lead them ,who ton Red Sox, 6-1, in their series; 9:00 Sh Chicago Cubs with a five-hit per fielding io , In Lh I" t g;l me of a long been a standing joke of there was something missing would object to the bunion derb:\:. finale. ,;5' Nt' sl'I'ie 5 to 2, I>crCJfC 20, J 48 fans formance as the New York Giants basebalJ writers. They are accused around here." The rumors afoot that Joe Di- The Red Sox out-hit the Indiam, 10:00 ended a five game losing streak by In. t night. of doing the daffiest things on a 9-8, but the only decisive Boston IO:l~ Brooklyn ('ombin('d threc Pills Anyway, it's a little bit harder Maggio is soon to be discharged sh ading the N a tiona I leagl,le ~ace- diamond that any team could pos to get back into the groove, from the army also sifted through blow was Johnny Lazor's homer bllrgh errors lind 11 single to ~ l'orc sibly dream up. In some cases, into the right field stands with etters, 2-1, before a paid crowd two l'IIM jn till! fou rth. Goody or maybe it should be rut, the news void. If he is, and re of 9,150 yesterday. these accusaLions were so, but in than usual thjs year, as due to a turns to the Yankees soon enough, one out in the ninth. . Hosell st.Ifrteo aU with II ~ in g l e but One wild inning by Paul Erick others, it was merely something The Indians collected their fIrsl wus lon'ed by Augle (; 111a l1 . Augic newspaper deliverymen's strike we it might make quite a difference son gave the Giants both their to write 3bout. . saw papers or;Jly at scattered in- in the American league race. One run in the fourth inning and then took C{'oIHI when Pete Cos('arart Weak SPOts tallies to snap a Bruin winning fum!;Il'{1 Di7il' Wlllkel·'c· grounder tervals and thus lost our bearings man often can make or break a blasted starter Jim Wilson from strellk at five and hand Cbicll&o its There are some good players the mound in the fifth, when theY, and store(] Ill) 1111'('1""01' by Nick on cW'rent sports events. team, and we imagine if the Card- second setback in 18 starts, on the Brooklyn team, but there scored thrice on three passes, two SltlllceYlch. W, IkeI' ~C'ored on Dry WellB inals had Stan Musial available Erickson also allowed only five also are many weak spots. In singles and a fly. PI ~lnkie (i ll ti nl"s 1'1'01'. We did siphon the infol'mation they'd be out in front rIght now. hits but three walks, a wild pitch cidentally, speaking of individuals from the almost dry wells that T he- Bllms odd 'd another in the Gromek did not issue a sing" and a si ngle by Dan Gardella with on the Bums- everything was not gragrant in Not News S \'C'11th un "ne hit. the Pirntes' pass and had six strikeouts. Eddl, lhe bas s loaded in the fourtb set You have to give Babe Berman Flatbush as the Dodgers had fallen That Byron Nelson won the rOl ll'llr CITe I' • tid 1/ rec w;dl:s. Two Lake hit him for a triple and Bob tled the issue. ('red it. Old Turkey N~ek elln sUII upon evil days and where onCe P.G.A. championship was learned more came JIl tI e ('iglrlh on two Garbark ·and Cat MetkQvich col 3:30 Four or the five hits off Voiselle, pound the old apple. they had the lead in the National also, but that wasn't exactlY news. singl ~' , H O~~/I's tl'iple :J ncl two lected doubles before Lazor sav~ 3:35 who gained his 11th victory against leB,iue they now have tbe lead in If he hadn't WOIl it would have ,.; m ure walk... When Herman was signed on by the Sockers from a shutout. 3:45 eight defeats, were two-baggers. the Dodgers, some observers ac their shoes and a,re falling back been. He also has come up with 4:00 --- R Three of them were lead-off Drool..lYIl AD It n E cused Brancy Rickey of pulling a in disorder. Their pitchers are a lame back, Which seems to be Cleveta..04 AB .. 4:15 clouts, but each time the Giant being routed instead of going the a hazard of the profession. Craig o choice publicity stunt. But Rickey Meyer, 2b ...... 4 I 2 0 4:30 BeNNv St'lIl].;y, 2LJ M • _. :, o o • right-hander quickly doused the o soid that any team in first place route. Wood, Sam Snead, and now Nel- 5:00 [hreat. RI) en, C'( • •.... , 5 1 3 Rocco, Ib ...... 4 0 0 1/ on the Fourth of July had to be We also learned the Chicago son. Maybe if we could get some 5:!0 The lone Cub tally came in the SleiNER~ Ca lul l, lb.. <1 1 o Cubs are giving the league fits, one to twist our back out of kilter Seerey, rf ...... 4 0 1 o considered a pennant possibility, Heath, If ...... 4. 1 1 5:45 . econd Inning when Phil Cavar I DoING A 6ReA1' ~ Wa ll,cl', 1'1 . . 4 2 o ~ and that was one of the weak and that the Detroit Tigers are in we could piny better golf. All the i retta's grounder went through OF' PIL.j.IJ./G llord, garay, 31.> • . 3 1 1 Boudreau, s:s ...... 2 1 0 Q 6:00 BQge.1 o spots in the Dodger setup was the the throes of a slump which perils olfers we get, though, are from , 6:55 first baseman Dan Gardella for a Poe~~s sHoe's At' (limo, If 4 () :J Hayes, c ...... 4. 1 2 0 o l(\ck of a pinch-hitter. And Rickey their American league leadership. guys wanting to wring our neck. 7:00 two-base error and Paul Gillespie secoNP EMse; F"oR1Ae. /Iii 'jn.lii, liS .. o [) Maybe from iheir standpoint if In the absence of newspapers we Ross, 3b ...... 4. 0 1 9 " o insisted that Herman was the man Mackiewicz, cf ...... 2 1 0 7:30 singled him borne. eos1o~ ~"SOX" Arll lrpws, e !! o o tbey must have a slump now would had time to peruse variol.ls serv a Len Merullo followed Gillespie's Salllilud·, ,. o () o o to fill the bill. Gromek, p ...... 3 I 1 7:45 n Well, the Bums are no longer in be the best time as they'll have ice publications, and the Pacific 0. single with a double aQd Erickson C rt "t!, l' . 2 () o time to recouperate. Leatherneck comes up with an - 8:00 () o firsl place. And there's good lEa- 1:45 walked to fill the bases in the sec llerlllan' o o Tied to the Tracks item that indicates there just Totals ...... 31 6 8 ~ ond, but Stan Hack lined to left J,olllh •.,.d, • II () [) o son to doubt they'll rise to the top U We learned with much satislac- ain't no justice, as they say. It Bos~on AB R B I field for the third out. I I{'rri I 1(', p I 1) o again. But Herman certa.inly is doing everything that Rickey pre- tion of the debut of Hank Green- concerns SergI. Heinie Mueller, The Cubs jamf11ed the bases berg in the Tiger lineup, and the former major league outfielder, Lake, ss ...... 4 0 2 Q dicted he would do. again in the fifth when Erick30n TOlt ,I,; • :11 5 7 o fact he cracked out a home run and gives his opinion that the last Tobin, 3b 3 0 0 0 I d off with a double, Hack • 114thel lUI" <:1 Io:I! jn 7t h "KinK of Clowns in his first game will do wonders six years have been tile toughest Metkovich, cf ...... 4 0 1 0 walked and Cavarretta was passed Aulomen Topple Tire •• HoW (VI' !lI'III1"" in 7th There are some people that call Sho , If to allay the apprehensions oC other of his career. R. Johnson, ...... 4 0 ~ 0 illil'utlonnlJy after two were out. the Babe the "King of Clowns" on ball players in the service that "Three years with the Phillieil Camilli, Ib ...... 4 0 0 0 Pill. h urgh AU R J( R Vols Ie took charge personally at n ba~eba ll field. We must admit they might be duds when they and then tbree more with the ma Lazor, rf ...... 4 1 3 0 this polot by wbWing Andy Pafko I ('''>:I';rrllrl, 2h . -I 0 I I that Herman has pulled some tried to come back. rine corps," he xplains, "That's Newsome, 2b ...... 4. a 1 0 wllo had opened the previous 10 10,·2 6 5, Although Oulhil, I ( ill .Lille S ·1 I I dafry c.Loirigs in his baseball his We also got the grapevine n ws whaL I ca ll rugged." Garbark, c 3 a 1 0 frllme with a double. o tory, bu t he also played some real Bucher" ...... 1 0 0 ------~ (;iCl llrriridel, d . ... :l 1 1 ~ New York AB RilE Complete Auto, co-champions of 'EIIi"tl, rr :1 0 1 1 baseball during his stay in the Wilson, p ...... ,.... 1 0 0 I o majors. And now he's back. Barrett, p I the lirst half of play, did the un Finkbine Golf Road IIl1 cll. if , 3 0 0 ...... 0 0 0 Treadway, If ...... 4 o I O believable last night on the Benton n, hi 'r('n, I h • ·1 0 I o Herman has gone to the plate Chandler Plans Phillies Climb Finney· ...... 1 0 0 0 lIausan, 2b ...... 2 ] ] o street diamond, downing the O. K. Closed to Traffic; l luntllf'Y, 31l .. :J 0 2 o four times for the Dodgers, and V. Johnson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 Lockman, cf ...... 4 o o a Tire Shop ten, G to 5, ullhough out Lop z. c 2 0 0 o he has rapped out three safeties. Three 'Big Top' Shows . ] Ott, rt ...... 3 1 o hit 10 to 2. Today , Tomorrow Salkeld, ,. ~ ! II 0 o One of these was a home run. Tolals ...... _...... 34 1, ' 9 1 Ellery Lombardi, c ...... 3 o o o Tommy Stahle, SL Mary's cog!: Slrim'('viPl" n 2 0 I 1 However, he still is a manaier's • Batted for Barrett in 7th H. V . Gard lIa, Ib ...... 4 1 niver,;it)· g-olr ('oal'1l. Charles o I ace of last y aI', wos on thc mound 1 :"Ih"~\fl. 1', p .. I) 0 0 o nigh tmare on the bases. For Future Years On Reds, 31o 1 .. Batled Cor Garbark in 9th Kerr, ss ...... 4 Kel1n ·tt has h~u{'11 a 11\c'" til ;111 o o o for lhe Tire men and hurled a ( nltlldl' 1 0 0 II The first time he knocked out a --"-- Cleveland ...... l 000 131 IIJO..-3 Reyes, 3b ...... 3 ] golfers phUUlill1{ Oil using Ih,' o o masterful game, permitting only sa fety, he rounded I1rst and fell WASHINGTON (AP) - A. B. CINCINNATI (AP) - Dick Boston _:::.:::...::.~... OOO 000 0111- 1 VoiselJe, p ...... 3 Flnl
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OKE BILLOWS THOUSANDS OF FEET In the air over Kobe, DAILY IOWAN WANT ADS III&U'& sixth larresl city, after a Superfort raid In which boml)s were EI1\tCI .t doeks, railroads and important Industrial areas. Til Is I an of PHONE 4191 n.w UIIi .... 8~ Air Forees.pboto. tA.GE SIX THE DAILY IOWAN , IOWA CITY, IOWA New Diagnosis CURTAIN GOES UP ON MOMENTOUS BIG THREE CONfERENCE IN ieiLiN Truth Is Source Of Originality Says Laborat~ry , f.. Prof. Hardin Craig , "The source of originality il t~ Slarts Monday scal'ch for and discovery of ~ trulh," PrO!. Hardin Cral, of tilt A course on laboratory diagnosis University of North Carolina ~ Kiwanians at theIr weekly lun of tropical diseases wiu begin eon meeting at Hotel Jeffe Monday at the university, Dr. M. yesterday. E. Barnes, head of the hy,iene Professor Craig was forme , and preventive medicine depart. head of the English department-t ment, said yesterday. Sponsored the University of Iowa. i "Thc real Ii te.rature of a coftl.j jointly by the state hygienic lab munity is tbat material which II oratory, the state department of habitually read," Professor . c;. health and the university, . the said. "If the communitr re course will end July 28. only newspaJ1(!rs; periodlcala pulp magazines, they are the iiler. Enrollment is limited to 30 lab ature of the community and lilt oratory workers from the state and all registrations are complete. If the classics that sit unopened J shelves." the demand is sufIiclent, the course Professor Craig recommend wlll be repeated in October, Dr. the adaptlon of the reading h~ Barnes said. to overcome .tl}F complexities Malaria will be the topic for our modem life. "Between Monday and T u e s day, with age of 40 a.nd 79 .the normal IllIlI lectures and laboratory work on is in a heydey of InteIiectijal cW thin and thick blood films. Stu velopment," he said. dents will study other blood and "Each mature person should ~ tissue parasites such as amoeba, the critic of his. or her own boob,o hookworm and tapeworm and Professor CralJ said. "When liter fl~ the other three days of the sture falls to ltnftate 11le and ~ gins to Imitate literature It beJ course. i THE SETI'ING AND TWO OF THE THREE MAJN ACTORS In the AUl'usta on which he made the Atlantic crossinI'. At the round Premier Stalin will oceupy are desl~ated by their Initials. At comes dei