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PIOCE8SED FOODS blue stamp. AI Ihrou,/1 QI valid lndeflnlte1v Cloudy MlAT rod stamj>1 AI throulh T8 valid IndclJnlte\Y; SUGAR staml> at. S1 (book t) vallci Indefinitely. otall\Jl to for cannlne lUlu ex­ IOWA: Partly doud,...... reb. 21, 1e.5; SHOE lIamp. airplane nadlpa I and 2 (book S) THE DAILY Io"W AN nIId lDdeflnllely; GASOLINE A-1L coupon explrel June 22; FUEL OIL per. t and 5 coupona expire Sept. I. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper , ---. tlVE CENTS '1' ...... 001&'1' ...... IOWA CITY, IOWA SATURDAY; MAY 20, 1944 VOLUME XIJV NUMBER 201 ======~======~====~==~f======~====~====~======~~======~======~, - Allies Resume Attacks T~;j;;yls Allies Push Back Nazis On Bedin, Brunswick Iowan ...... Irito Retreat to 'Hitler line Alii" proclaim Nazis in 'disor­ ... Yanks' Tear; derly retr at' Into Hitler llne. Eisenhower Visits Troops- A.JDerlcaDI re8\l1De aerial as- Americans Smash, Yanks. Down I Gustav Line saults from Brltaln. Jap Grip on Vital and Pre-Invasion Tempo 125 Germans Yanks Join French allied fliers after rna.. prison New Guinea Airfield LONDON (AP)-The pre-In- the veteran BrlUeb empire states­ camp break. In Slamming Attack vasion tempo quickened I a s t man Jan Chrlstiaan Smuts said at To ttorce Withdrawal Yanks Storm Wakde night as General Eisenhower re- Birmin&ham. Bomba", Fighten, Yaak. smash Jap;lnese ,rip on Backed by Naval turn d to supreme headquarters These confident words high­ Battle Stiff Defenses A TJ LIE D HEADQUAR. Wakde alr1leld. from an In~p lion of troops lighted a day which found the TERS, Naples (AP)-Reeling Bombers, Destroyers To B'ast Ob;ectives rna ed in Britain. ~rmans crowdln, ro lis in all of under allied blows which had ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD. A cur! announe ment laid the western Europe with tinal dispo­ LONDON (AP ) - Battling torn away the Gustav line and allied command r-In-ehl f had sitions of flrst-line shock troops WLB Authorizes QUARTERS, New Gulnea, Satur- tl\rough furious Nazi d fens , togulfed more than 100 towns completed "a quick visit to .Ir being placed for a cO:lstal stand 9. fleet of 1,500 Am rican heavy lod "ilta:::es in central Italy, day (AP) - American Invasion lind ground troops In England and against the impending assault. battered Gel'man troops f U Strikers' Agreement veterans smashed the Japanese northern Ireland." German Field Marshal von bombers and fighters r newed the alii d a rilll ult on Ber­ back iu "di~ordel'ly retreat" grip on the strategic Wakde alr­ JJis villit occurred a. axis radios Runlistedt was being forced more lin and Brun. wick yesterday, fhrollll'h the Hitl l' line yester· Southern Coal Miners Held live hours after Uley stormed shout d de eriptions of "Enelish nd more to rely upon darkness embarkation poria jammed WIth to screen his movements of troops hooting dow n 125 G rman day under a slashing, relentless Not in Agreement, Ithe Island sbor s Thursday and attack. • Oen. Douglas MacArthur's spokes- all mann r of Invulon mat rial" and supplies in preparation tor plan at a 0 t of 26 bombers and noted the cle rlna of weather the blow to come, as the dayUght and 19 fi&,htel"!l. An allied spokesman declar d Case Remains Open 1 men said tod y lhe coral runway will be r ady for oHled planes over the Straits of Dover os bring­ aerial assau Its across the channel Th m. hi r umptioll of that the America nand French Ing "D-day" n€'arpr WASHINGTON (AP)-The War "very shortly"" were resumed. the oftl'n. i\'e from Briti" h bases ~n slau ght between the Liri "aI­ "The weather lhe British Isles Britain. armed to the teeth. ILabor board approved last night The Yank doughboys surged brought out at swarm of ley an dthe Tyrrbenian.sea had ha\'e been havm, lor the p 5t six guarded her position zealously be­ rr wage agreement reached be- Bcr the 4,700-loot airstrip aft r dllYi put a full stop to aU strategic hind a s aled coastal zone, tight Nazi Cighle1'R which had rE'Sted thrown the Nazis into a "dis­ supporttng b 0 m b e r s, strafing while w ather cII eked the allied orderly retreat instead of a mere tween John L. Lewis' United Mine plan and naval destroyers sl- plans," s ld II German broadcalt, air and sea cover, drastic curtail­ on Jaught. withdrawal," and that huge qUJIn­ workers and more than 70 percent I need nemy mortar positions adding. "It remains to b n ment of travel and a tight-lipped wh ther bright r weather o( the populace. now ceu tomed to war. Bautes rared all over Ute titles of enemy equipment were bt ftte soft coal industry. after a whi h had checked the inv ding falUng into allied hands. past 24 hours will lead to Im­ Those who talk too much get sliT, but the United Staletit year long record of controversy Eighth f' m y troops haICway proved landing conditions." the fishy eye !rom their n Ighbors Linea of German prisoners across th runway. Fortresses and Lib e r .. tor II .tretmlnr to the rear beeame and tour g neral coal strikes. Trf'mendous Drive A thre -way !;Sault trom the and, if it goes too lor, attention west: east and south may bring a from tbe authorities. Even guess­ plunred lhrourh to rain an lonrer and ever more masses The deci ion was 10 to 2, with Th.ep, in {I tremendnus drive, "tmal deciSion in Europe mu h mg "when it will be" not a pop­ e tlmated 1,000 tons of bomb of allied runs and armor and FOLLOWING successful landlnr at Bollandla, Dutch New two of the four industry members the Americans rlOO Imls tor 'a&t," ular p:lstin'le. on eacb of theJr objectives. Dlen went forward to press these members of the American forcea fill their dissenting. r malnlng . coral and their mo- the assault. anese money, which make sourht-for sduvenlr8. GovuJUPeut Control mentum carried th m all the way The thunderous renewal of the American tanks and French in­ up the w t side or the island be­ pre-Invasion aerial compoign n!ter untry broke Into the Hitler line The ettect 01 the decision is to lor th d fend rs could rally for S.oviet Army 'Pushes a five-day lull (rom British bases at Sa nt' Olivia on the Lirl river transfer the contractual obJtgatJon any mor opposition. Congressman S:lW a total 01 more than 2,500 10 miles southwest of Cassino, for existing wage and working Almost immedi:ltely engln rs. alUed planes take to the skies and Sid Feder of The Associated Press conditions Irom ecretary 01 In- who , :tollowed the aSSllult waves Inlo While Russia drop 3,000 tons of bombs. reported in a dispatch from the ash61'e th day oft r the first In­ A communlqu Issued by the terior lek to the operators, voslon wave had carved out on iront. Urges ·WPB Reds Capture Nazi United States strategic air torce :.. This was the first dlsclousure th reby permitting probable wlth- elllht-mile-Ionil beachhead 011 the so ld that heavy bombers flew that the doughboys had jOined the drawa! of government control ot nearby Dulch New Guinea maln­ Stronghold in North , Secretary Declares through Intermittent clouds which n, . French In their slamming attack the mines cover d by the contract. laDd, .tarted work on the ­ caused some forma tiona to unload Tariffs, Subsidies The decision does not, however, way. After 2·Hour Battle near the center 01 the battle (ront Be Examined thel~ bombs by Instrum nls while close the coal case Inasmuch as quick capture of the W kd and indicated t hat American Injure Foreign Trade Tn LONDON. S turday (AP) others aimed at their obI ltves the Southern Coal Operators 0 - .irtleld, which MacArtllur id troops were advancing along a W ASIIINGTON iAP)-Repre- MolICow atioounc rly today Illsu.all,y and w r able to repor1; curving ' I6-mile :front extending WASHINGTON (AP)-Secre­ soclation Is not :I party to the 'presages the r conqu t ot all . good operations. from the Lirl rl ver to the Gult of SOUTHEAST AS r A HEAD- a,-reement, a~d therefore II not Dutx:h New Oulnea, came /luring ntallv ~nn.tt (R., MO.) de- that tbe RI!c:I Bl'my wall a/tackmg 10 addition to the determined tsry of S~te Hull yesterday called Gaeta near Formla. obUgated to pay the $40 lump sum the second day of the jump up clared yesterday that "a scandOl- in the Vitebsk area of White Rus- fighter oppo ilion, the communl­ on American businessmen to turn QUARTERS, Kandy, Ceylon (AP) settlement lor retroactive travel the coast. American troops pre.stnr ous situ tJon exists in the W:lr sia and had captur d a fortilfied que said that "1I3k was moderate this country's lremendous war-de­ -Chinese and American jungle time claims" The operatlons were unop~ed. .orward near the coast were Production board" regardil'lg a re- 1NB11!4 stronghold in that vicinity to Intense." lighters drove Into the outskirts Travel TilDe Covering naval and air craft tb n reported poised before Uri, an veloped productive capacity to in­ ported t:lrm equipment shorillge after a fierce tWO-hour batUe. The operations of the Amer_ Important road Junction four dustries wbich will not call for of Myitkylna Thursday after tak- The Southern Ouerator group Is turn d th lr guns, rockela :lnd .' Ican heavy bombers wa fol- DIIles nortbwest of Formla. heavy tariff protection or subsi­ ing the moin Japanese airdrome contesting the prinCiple of portal- bomb on Isoemoe:lr island, th and urg d an Immediate congl'es- Renewed Activity lowed after lupperUme by .. to ~ portal pay In the courts. Hence, other In the Wakde eroup which The town was under heavy dies when peace comes. sional inll ligation. This disclosure of r newed ac- serIes o. sharp, Qulek stabs anillery fire. Monte Farreto, two miles to the south and two whJle the day to day wages In all has th 4,700-toot coral runw y. The WPB's (:lI'm machinery an tivity on the northern end of the Into France and the low coun- In the reconversion period, Hull other elements of a three-proneed solt coal mines will be uniform" The next d:lY the Americans loUy peak elrht mlles north equipment division, h told the long front, made in the broadcast trlel by Hrbter allied planes. of Itrl, already was in Ameri­ said, business should go into lines drive converged on the big Jap- only those miners under the con- stormed ashore and won the alr­ house, "Is in omplete control of wbich an announcement said can bands. of prod uction that can sland on anese north Burma headq'uarters tract will start collecting now the field . rapres nlalives of two comp nl s supplement to the Russian com- were "out In streorth." A Yank break-through at Itrl their own feet without such gov­ from the west and the north, the $40 back pay for travel time. Five Airdromes charg d in :I Federal Trad com- muniQue, s accompanied by MaraUders, Havocs and Thun- pr6bably would compel the Ger­ ernmental aids, which he said allied command announced yes- Edward R. Burke, president of MacArthur a Iso announced mission r port with monopolistic Red :lrmy reports of repealed Nazi derbolt fighter-bombers of the mans to pull back Into positions were ultimateiy damaging to the terday. . the Southern Operators, said that today that his fliers, keeping up practi es, lnternation:ll I1arv ster assaults on Soviet pOSitions near United States Nlntb air force and Substantially reinforced by au- group would not pay the $40. their ceaseless poundings over (l in a mountain range exlending counl,'y's 'foreign relations. company and Deere company." Stanislawow in Old Poland. SpiUire and Typhoon Cighter~ from Findi ilouthwestward to the Hull said. in a statement made born~ ,troops, Brig. Gen. Frank I "There Is no liability," Burke said, wide area, hove knocked out all The FederaJ Trade commisslion bombers of the RAF second tactl- lea near Terracina. This defense in connection with National For­ Mernll s Infantry stabbed boldly "and no reason. to compromise a five airdromes at Rab:lul on New In a 1936 report, printed as a Moscow said 300 Germans were cal air force participated in the line, however, would be extremely eign Trade week, opening May from th~ airfield toward the heart Uability th:lt doesn't exist. We Brit:lin island. house document. noted "n serlous slain during a series of Nazi at-- evening blows. Allied fighter vulnerable to an attack from the 21, that shifts from war to peace of the cIty; :lnother column to the propose to c:lrry the court test to Only two enemy planes were monopolistic con d i t Ion in the tacks that lasted through9ut yes- planes provided an escort. rear by allied forces on the Anzio economies after the last war en­ west threw a roa~block ~cross the a final conclusion and to win II." seen in the Rabaul are:l, the by- farm-machinery industry," and terday. Well befor!! midnight axis ra- beachhead and it is doubtful in tailed commercial blunders ot Mogaung-MyltkYlDa road, litter paSBed bastion whicn once sent occupying Mayr:lw Kakan viUage, cloud of f1~ters into the air to listed two firms as the dominant Five hundred Germans were dloa warned that allied planes any case that It Is as strong as discrimination and protectionism ones, Bennett said. were over the continent again, were either the Gustav or Hitler that led eventually to world-wide and still another body ot maraud_ Draft Offl"cl"als Deny oppose allied bombers. American "Not only is the WPB [:lrm rna. oiso kJIJed, the supplement said. possibly attacking from several \ines. depression and World War II. ers swept down from the norlh. fliers from Solomons ba s 10r- chinery section under monopolistic during Nazi efforts to wedge into dllferent directions. The desperate position of the "Neither this country nor the Strangling blows were ai!T1ed at merly reported liS high as 300 influence. but there Is additional the Soviet lines near Tlraspol on Hitler line defenders pointed to world could stand a repetition of the same time at the enemy's lines enemy Interceptors over Rabaul. of supply. Planes supportlnc Chln- Back-to-Work Order personnel In strategic positions," the Dnestr. the fact that the allies aiready had the bitter resentment among na­ he declared. Air Fleet lin excellent start toward their tions and the economic chaos" dit (air commando) operations to F 4 FR Y~nk Fortress Lands The Baltic Red air tleet set fire Senale Filibuster Halts avowed objective of destroying the which resulted, he declared. the south ripped Japanese posi- or - egislrants 10 the Finnish port of Kolka with­ Nazi 10th army. The United SHates should take tions 46 miles north of Bhamo In Southern Sweden 'Rundstedt Ousted' out loss and other Soviet planes the lead, he said, toward a new with 500-pound and fragmentation LONDON, Saturday (AP)-The bagged seven Nui atrcraft and An allied spokesman announced McCOOK, Neb. (AP)-Chair­ Tax Bill's Progress that the allied Fifth and Eighth system of international trade re­ bombs. Along the road from NEW YORK (AP)-An Ameri­ Moscow radio early today broad­ two patrol vessels in a sweep off man S. D. Bolles the Red Wil­ armies were fighting together as lations, a leadership which de­ Bhamo to Myilkyina, the Japanese ot can Flying Fortress made a forced cast a Tass dispatch under a Gen­ the northern coast of Norway, WASHINGTON (A P) -The were engaged in sharp 'struggles low county selective service board I volvec upon this country because landing yesterday near Ystad, at eva dateline saying that "Accord­ Moscow said. quick-moving tax simplification single unit for the Iirst time said . yesterday he had received under Gen. Sir Harold Alexander. of its great economic strength. to protect their supply route f.l:Otn the southern tip of Sweden, the ing to reports (rom Paris Rund­ The communique said there were bUl struck its first snag yesterday "orders" to caU In 4-F registrants in much the same manner that "We ourselves cannot ' Jive in Mandalay to Myltkyina. American-Swedish news exchange stedt (Field Marshal Karl Rudolph no essential changes during the vlhen Senator Langer (R., N.D.) and discharged men for personal two corps within a single army prosperity and security in our own reported in a dispatch :from Stock­ von Rundstedt) who has been dIs. day along the eastern land front, declared It was so complex he Interviews in a move to "put ev­ would function. country while people In other Yanks Bomb Wake holm. The plane was damaged but missed :from the post of comman­ noting simply that 43 enemy couldn't understand It at all" countries are suffering want and erybody to work" but his state­ the'crew was safe. Presumably the der-in-chief of German troops in planes were shot down Thursday. The toll, gr:ly-haired Longer being driven to despair by eco­ Despite Enemy Fire ment brought a prompt denial plane was one of those which the west, has paid a farewell visit But there were several indications s(lent three hours and 20 minutes nomic hsrodshlp." from both national and stote se­ took part In the big attack on to Petaln during the latter's visit that the Russians were preparing rfading from the bill and accom­ Dewey Wins Entire UNITED ST ATES PACrFrC lective service headqUarters. Berlin" to Rouen." for a new offensive. panying reports whiJl! :I sprinkling HEADQUARTERS, PEARL H!'\R­ Bolles had declared "It's a gen­ of colleagues, unabJe to halt him, Salt It Away, Soldier BOR (AP)-In their second daring eral move that will be in print ev­ fidgeted in their seats. Shortly Support of Alabama ABERDEEN, Md. (AP)-Lieut. daylight raid on Wake atoll in as erywhere soon." Charging "We've MARS CARRIES WORLD'S RECORD AIRMAIL LOAD alter 5 p. m., the chamber recessed J. K. Westerfield of the ordnance many days, American fliers heav­ got a lot of loafers in this county," until today without acting on the 8J THE ASSOCIATED pallS8 school, Aberdeen proving ground, As Oregon voters expressed ily bombed Peale island and Hell he said "We're 801n, to clean up tax biIJ. picked up a 12-year-old hitch­ their presidential nominee pref­ Point despite intense :lnti-aircraIt these fellows. We're going to see The theme of the North Dakota hiker. erences and elected candidates lor .fire by Japanese defenders, Adm. that they all go to work"" speaker's complaint was that he When the youngster stepped out two United State senate seats yes­ Chester W. Nimitz announced yes­ In Lincoln, State Selective Serv­ had not had time to read the docu­ of the car he nonchalantly tossed terday, Alabama Republicans In terday. Ice Director Guy N. Henninger ments which he said were placed 50-cen t piece a t the lieutenant COnvention instructed 14 delegates a Peale, one 01 the three islets Hid no orders to "put everybody on his desk at noon. He couldn't saying: ' to support Gov. Thomas E. Dewey comprising Wake atoll,' was the to work" had been sent to local possibly vote "Yes" or "No" in for the Republican presidential "There you are, soldier" You sile of the Pan-American airways boards by the state office and that such a short time, he declated. need it worse than r do." station In pre-war days. • IIOmination" Alabama thus became he bad received no such orders the first southern state to organ­ Irom Washington headquarters. Ize an entire delegation behind a NationaJ selective service head­ Chinese Counter-Attack GOP prospect. quarters in Washington also said , Previously the New York gov­ Nazis Shool47 Allied Air Force OHicers no new orders had been Issued" In Southern Honan ernor had won two uninstructed delegates each in Arkansas and After Mass Escape From Prison Camp CHUNKING (AP) - Counter, Virelnla and tour In Tennessee, Tornadoes, Rains attacking Chin.ese forces have but the remainder of these state LONDON (AP) - Forty-seven some In the course of • new at­ driven to within 10 miles of the delegations are free to vote as British, Dominion and allied air tempt to escape after recapture" Claim Four Lives ble Japan.ese base o[ Sinyang in they please in the national con- force officers were shot to death Thus, in his account based on In Central Iowa southern Honan province with a' ventlon. after a mass eScape two months InformatiOn so far a v ail a b I e surprise thrust from the south. Dewey's pledged ahd claimed ago from a prison camp near through Switzerland, Eden with­ DES MOINES (AP)-Iowans the Chinese command announced aelegate strength thus climbed to Dresden, Germany, Foreign Secre­ held condemnation of Gennaill' were checkln, thelr loaes yester­ last night. ~38, with 530 required for a nom- tary Eden in.ormed the hoU&e of as a violator of international law. day from widespread tornadoes Earlier an 0 f f I cia I Chinese \nation. He needs 192 more tot' commons yesterday, adding that and he asked parliament's pa­ and heav1 rains that claimed four spokesman had stated that the the n~sasry majority, but most the British government was pro­ tience pending a more complete Uves and left in their waite more Chinese were attacking the town likely he will not have these be- foundly shocked" over the news" report which the Swiss have been tbaIl a score of injured victims, of Changtalkwan, only 12 mUes fore tore united dele,ations cau- No Americans were involved in asked to make. hundreds of thousands of dollars north of Sinyang, and the two CUB at Chicago. Oniy 138 GOP the incident, which was dlscov­ International law peimita the worth of property damate and mov" thus Indicated a sudden dele,ates remain to be chosen and ered by Swiss inspectors nearly a killing of escaping priaonet'l or several thousand ICres of flooded pincer threlt to this old enelJl3. PtnlllYlvania's big block of 70 un- month after It happened. those reSisting capture. If there Is and washed out crop land. baM. ibItructed delellates will meet In Eden in giving the sad report no resistance, the most severe The storms started Thuraday af- , The spokesman acknowledged Phlladelpbla today amid ihdica- to the country said that 76 men penalty which can be impoud is ternoon in the vicinlty of Sioux lI,tot POU~ of ~t-aDd It 10000s Uke I lei .ore-ia thOWD bere atadlecl •• ell u.e more at AIa_ that Ute ancient city 01 Loyan, in tiona they will avoid pledging, "as hod participated in the break, 15 imprisonment. City, In the northwest II!Ctioo of ..... caW., &tter belDl flown froID the Pacific ar .. aboard the ...,e Ibr1aa Mars fbtar ..., .... northwestern Honan had been sur~ • coutreay" to the governors' con-I were recaptured, 14 remained at The strongest arcument Blainlt the state, and readled their pealt ".I!et la till lIaokcre.... TIle ..a I. aa alrma.I1 recortl-\etalUllc ..... leUen M .. a'Yer&p .. a rounded. but he said tblit 80 or 1M) fareobe convenl06 In the Itale large and the others were mot, the Nazill was that although the ear17 Yftwl'da1 in the central IIIC- ~lt"... ee,.r letter, TIle Mars retleD&!J' ellTled I PIIl'loa4 of II,......

o 5fHE DAILY lowA N British Officers Ge~man Prisoners OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN f PubUshed every morning except Monday by Student Publlcal10na incorporated at 126-130 Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa. Capture Nazi General Do Good Day's Work Board of Trustees: Wilbur L. Schramm, A. Craig Baird, Kirk H. Porter, Paul E. Olson, Jack Moyers, Jeanne Franklin, Sarah Bailey, In Raid on Crete Says Columnist Donald Ottilie, Charles Swisber. CAIRO, Friday, (AP)-Daring WAS H I N G TON - "Ach­ Fred M. Pownall, Publisher British raiders captured a stoutish Marilyn Carpenter, Adv. Mgr. Dorothy KleIn, Editor tun! Achtung!" There was the German general on the Nazi-held sudden sound of men movIng. UNIVERSITY CAL"ENDAR Entered as second class mail SubscrIption rates-By mall $5 islands Qf Crete despite the pres­ Then silence. per year; by carrier, 15 cents ence of his 20,000 troops last April Sa.turday, May 20 of officers, University club. matter at Ute postoffice at Iowa Our little procession of three 3 p. m. A. A. U. W. tea and mu- 7:30 p. m. Society for Experl· weekly, $5 per year. 26, it was disclosed officially today City, Iowa, under the act of con­ Americ~s le~ by Maj. William T. sicale, home of Mrs. Virgil M. menlal Biology and Medicillf, gress of March 2, 1879. by British orticers. Gleason in command of the Ger­ The Associated Press Is exclu­ The Nazi oHicer was Maj. Gen. Hancher, 102 Church street. Iowa Section, Room 179 Medical man war prisoners camp at Ft. Tuesday, May 23 Laboratories. TELEPHONES sively entitled to use for republi­ Karl Heinrich Georg Ferdinand cation ot all news dispatches Pickett was passing down the 7:30 p.m. Bridge (partner), Thursday, June 1 Editorial OUice _ ...... _.4.192 Kreipe, commander of ihe 22nd aisle of the small wooden chapel University club. 10 a.m. Hospital library ( pot. credited to it or not otherwise Panzer grenadiers. The mere fact Society OUice ...... 4193 inside the prisoners' stockade. Wednesday, May Z4 luck luncheon), University club. credited in this paper and also of his capture previously had been Business Office ...... 4191 the local news published herein. I At the little wooden altar. in­ 8 p. m. Concert by University 2 p.m. Kensington tea. • announced. laid with carvings of sacred sym­ Symphony Orchestra, Iowa Union. Tuesday, June 6 His automobile was driving in­ . SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1944 bols and surmounted by a cross, Thursday, M;ly 25 2 p. m. Bridge (partner),'1 UnI. land from Harakleion; Crete, the we paused a moment. Then 3-5:30 p.m. May tea; election versity club. . • night of Aril 26, carrying the gen­ slepped inside the room behind ----- eral home from headquarters. A the altar. Here three ¥. P. W.'s (For information regarding dates beyond this schedule, see red light waved in the middle of as the war prisoners are c,!lled at reservations ill the oUice of the PresIdent, Old Capitol.), .15-Year-Olds in College? the road' and the car halted. A IU. S. camps, were at work with group of men surrounded the car, saw and chisels making a table : 'At the University of Chicago, has neither the ambition to learn opened the door and a voice, in out of wood cut by olher war pris­ GENERAL NOTICES hobert M. Hutchins is once more such things, nor the background German, said: oners from the camp forest. pioneering inlo a new kind of upon which to base such lhink­ "You must now consider your_ I should have said lhe P . W.'s IOWA UNION from 1-4 p. m. Bring slampea J!ducation. This lime the univer­ ing. selves British prisoners of war." HAD been at work. For the sec­ MUS1C ROOM SCHEDULE receipt or student identification card to south door of the wesl /illy president is taking high Secondary schools lay the foun­ With pistols leveled, one British ond they had heard our American Monday-Il to 3 and 4 to 8. voices as we entered the chapel wing of East hall. school sophomores of 15 and dation for college careers to officer rep 1 ace d the German Tuesday-II to 2 and 4 Lo 8. MARILYN CARPENTEI making it possible for them to come, as college Iraining pre­ driver and others sat in the rear. they had laid down lheir tools and their leaders had ordered: Wednesday-Il to 3 and 4 to 8. ~inish their college work three pares the student fOI' the out­ The car, flying the general's "Acbtung! Achtung!" ThursdaY-ll to 2 and 4 to 8. STUDENT ~ears later. He believes that side world. J! either is skipped, pennant, turned about and drove ClIRISTIAN COUNCIL News Behind the . News "Here's the confessional," Major Friday-ll to 3 and 4 to 8. !luring this period the student:; the preparation is faulty anll the 'through 22 military control posts. The next regular mcetinlf of Ihe After 30 miles It was abandoned Gleason was Ufting the curtain Saturday-ll to 3. lire more receptive to ideas and results fall short their goal. hanging before a three-sided University Stu den t Christian and the party embarked in a Brit­ Jump-Off Hour of Allied Campaign Sunday- ll to 6 and 7 to 8. council ~iIl be held a~,. 4 p.JD. Inore adapled to study methods, The period which the teen-ag(! ish ship. cubicle. "We use that on Satur­ . What President Hutchins either youogster spends in high school One You'd Least Expect days when the priest comes. We Monday In the Y. M. C. X. rooms This note, in a sealed letter and NURSING APPLICATION forgets or refuses to take into gives him fundamental back­ have a Catholic and Protestant at Iowa Union. There wlll be a addressed to German authorities By PAUL MALLON Women stUdents interested in special election of summer oUicen consideration is the immaturity ground material and fills an in Crete, was left in the car: church service every Sunday." WASIllNGTON-The jump-off town. Your map will show you The P. W.'s had gone back to entering the school of nursing to fill the vacancies. All memben of a child of 15. Boys and giris awkward gap in his adolescent "Gentlemen, your Divisional wit.h the class which begins June should be present at this Im­ of this age are still in the awk­ years. The four-year college Commander Kreipe was captured hour of this allied campaign to that the Liri valley leads west­ their lasks alter their salute to the major. We watched them for 12, 1944, should call at the office portant meeting. IWard adolescent stage, caught career rounds of! the sUU-rough a short time ago by a British raid­ crush the Gustav line was one ward to a valley cutting north­ of the registrar immediately to se­ EDWARD V IUSA ing force under our command. By you would least expect--ll p. m. ward five or six miles across the a second as they fashioned inlay between the streams of child­ edges and gives him specialized and applied to plain surfaces, cure an application blank. Com­ Pr~Jeid hood and adult liv'ng. For the training for his life's work. Upon the time you read this he will be Usually the zcro hour for at- same Cassino-Rome road far in Then: pleted applications should be re­ most part they are not interested graduation at 21, he is considered on his way to Cairo. We would tack is dawn after a night of ar- the rear of the German advance "Now I'll show you the stable turned to the registrar's office as SEAJlAWK BASEB,(LL in school. They are having their competent and dependable. He like to point out most emphatical­ tillery bombardment. But the positions. That was the spearhead the boys built for me," Colonel soon as possible. University students hold1ng stu· ly that this operation was carried iCirst dates, wearing Mother's is no longer a "scatter-brained British General Alexander used upon which we mainly depended I Gleason said. "They did a swell HARRY G. BARN~S dent activity tickets f r: liummer out without heip of Cretans or Registrar long silk hose, and getting their co,lege kid," but a grown man to prccisely the same dangerous . job, too. It's cleaner than a couple sessions will be admitted free to Cretan partisans. black night moment for the sue- to cut all Cassmo. at whistles. They did me some Navy Pre-Flight baseball gamft :!irst tuxedO. They are· children be trusted and respected, ready "The only guides we used are FRENCH EXAMINATION upon presentation of proper ac· tllking their steps into adult Ufe. to take his place in an adull cessful surprise assault upon EI German resistance on both those fancy work on the stalls besides. serving as soldiers of His Hellenic Alamein line in Egypt. He is ap- fronts was rather strenuous, par- And my horses are shined up fit The Ph.D. French reading ex­ ti vity ticket. , \ There is no denying that their world. Majesty's forces in the middle parenlly the only general who is ticularly at Cassino, but the for a horse show." amination will be given Saturday E. G. SCllltOEDBR young minds are particularly re­ Were this same youth to com­ east, who came with us. able to work out the finest de- French knifing thrust (number 2) Across the P. W. camp street, June 17 from 8 to 10 a,m. in Room Dlrel1lor ceptive to ideas. That is proven plete college at 18 and go oul "Your general is an honotable tailed coherence required for found fairly easy going farther where the soldiers live in bar­ 314, Schaeffer hall. Application by their imitation of college stu­ to seek his fortune, he would prisoner of war and will be opening grand offenSives in the down tl\e line southward, halfway racks like those used by soldiers must be made before Wednesday, IOWA MOUNTAINEEJ!.S lients, their desire to lry every meet a dirferent sort of answer: treated with all consideration due dark. to the sea. There, fewer Gi!rman at any U. S. A. base camp, we fol- June 14, by signing the paper A hike along Clear c~eek will new thing they hear about. Yet "SOl-ry, you're too young tor a his rank. It is his theory that If every troops were encountered than ex- lowed the big commanding major posted on the bulletin board out- be held by the Iowa Mouqtaineers no malleI' how receptive their job like this." "I was looking tal' "Any reprisals against the local ()f(icer knows exactly wha.t Is pected. who is the perfect and complete side Room 307, Schaeffer hall. tomorrow aIlernoon, May 21. minds may be, lhey might still an older chap." "Sorry, this job population will be wholly unwar­ expected of him, the ()Over of At the southern end of the line, picture of a top "non-com" who The next examination will be Members interested should meel ranted and unj ust." given the last week of the eight at the bus station at 2:10 and be incapable of grasping the takes a steady man." "Sorry... darkness is of aid to an at- the American knifing t h r u s t knows his men, encourages their The letter was signed by the weeks session. take the 2:20 bus to Tiffin. ,BUS meaning of Karl Marx' social Sorry... Sorry." tacking force, especially as (number 3) had the aid of British good qualities, accepts their fail- major commanding the raiding --- I fare for each participant is ~ economy, Einstein's theory of Employers just WOUldn't accept defense lines are then most and American war ships, whose ings and means to have obedience forces and a captain of the Colct­ thinly manned. He starts ort guns penetrated halfway to Cas- always. He's made to order for IIAWKEYES AVAILABLE Icents. relativity and the historical these youngsters on the same stream Guards. with artillery preparations In sino as a matter of fact. Hollywood. Hawkeyes wlll be available C. C. WYLIE wrilings of Plutarch, Herodotus, basis as a more worldly-wise A postscript added: "We are advance of the zero hour, but The Germans were found to be "Sure, I ge' work out of the daily from lO a. m . to 12 M. and IIIklng Chalnlllll Hume and Gibbon that arc adult. Their training migh t be very sorry to leave this motor car his first movements after- very weak in the air, offered no men-eight hours a day. But I taught at the University of Chi­ the same, but Junior is still too · behind." ward ,re to clear mine UehIs more than 20 to 30 planes in the look aIter them, too. What else cago. The average child of 15 immature. and the Infanlry follows close air at a time, and mQst of these can we do? We've got lhem here, Fifteen Salt Lake City Men to Hear Verdict behind the sweepers. were used in bombarding ships havep't we? We give 'em all they In this way, the attacking force and roads in the real'. are entitled to under lhe law. No NEW S 'Many Organizations knows what it is doing while the A check of their strength indi- more, No less. Now look at this Today in Trial of Cohabitation Charges ~ INTERPRETING THE WAR defense does not, and enemy ar- cated the presence of about 18 tool house. Did you ever see bette, Have Unnecessary Ullery is particularly deficient Nazi divisions (270,000 men) on kept axes?" SALT LAKE CITY (AP)- Fif- Symes of Denver upheld a defense" against the advancing infantry. the Gustav front, Anzio beach- I said I hadn't, nor hal I ever teen Sait Lake City men-among motion to quash the federal/:Oo- Possible Hitler Line Surprisingly and deliberately head line, and in reserve held be- seen' more polished hammers. I ColI~pse o~ ~dolf Assemblies' -Johnson 46 persons arrested in four west­ spiracy charge and the go~rn­ Looms tn OffiCial Reports also, General Alexander has been tween both points. This was not turned a IitUe nervously at the ern states in an investigation of ment appea led to the supreme L. WASHINGTON (AP) _ Many playing down news from the front an unxpected strength. prisoners who were standing plural marriage practices- will By KIRKE L. SIMPSON in his comuniques His announce We went in with planes ev- nearby. The y looked straight court. The state conspiracy charge al t organizations are holding "un- . - h d j'b t k ' hear today the verdict In their Associated Press War An ys necessary" conventions despite the ments for the, first five d~ys. of this eryw ere, an w. an 5 a. ahead. As if no one at all had been trial of unlawful cohabitation has not yet reached district .crourl Possible collapse of the vaunted short of heavy reinforcements government's plea for cancellation great ope~atlOn were limIted to some points, buI the tanks in the tool house. But I noticed, as charges. trial. Nazi Adolph Hiller defense line in without delay, and there is Httle one paraglaph each usually con could not be used freely until we slarted to leave and our backs The 15 men arc accused of liv­ In all' proceedings in the staib Italy in eve~ less time than it took 10 warrant the thought that ihey ~.f SU~h 1 ~ee~ngs fO~ ~he dU~- taining two senten~es of excep: we spread out in the valIeys, were turned, that their ex pres- ing with from two 10 six women and federal courts defense IIUor­ lOn, o. . onr~e 0 nson, tionaIly restrained language. as there are few roads in the sions quickly changed. The y allied troops to smash its Gustav can be spared from other fronts rector of .the of.flce of defense-I This is traceable to an agree- enUre battle area. stared curiOUSly after us. Few vis- each-a tolal of 55- who arc not neys have contended that ,Ifun· their legal wives. :forward wall loomed in oflicial even if they could reach him in tr~~spor.tatton, SRld Thursday. ment made in adva~ce by the uni- The Nazis claim to bave re- itors were allowed inside the They declined to dispute the damentaJist" cult members ",ere reports and press accounts !rom time to save Rome. , Hol.dmg ~nnecessary ~onIcr- ted nations slace that the usual moved a.1I their men from the stockade. following the original doctrine III the seething peninsular front as. ences 10 warllme Is outragmg the h' d th' t' l' C I f 11 hll . I d state's charges, asserted the wom­ the battle rolled into its second Far 10 the German rear up lhe s ibTU ofbi " w ooplng an en uSlas IC c alms rmea success u y, w e The major ta ked as we rove en were taken in "celestial" mar­ the Latter-Day Saints (Mol'mons} peninsula allied air power has sJenh I I es 'd "T~s nes; t't::' t th.reats or pro":,ises associ?ted the Russians claim 111,000 on to have a look at his own cot- riage rites in conformance with church, which during several dec· :week. . . 0 nson sa~ . ey ~e a WIth such offenSives be aVOIded easualtlell, of which about balf tage just outside the compound. their religious beliefs and con­ ades after its founding in New Critically dented in the right been constantly mauling NaZI es- they are bemg .badgered mto at.. and cold developments allowed to (61,587) were captured, slg- "Well, this is pl'etty nice, isn't hen tended they merely were exer­ York in 1830 advocated plural center by French capture of Sant' sential communications tor weeks. t~ndan~e at. a ~Ime v: conve.n- speak for themselves. The heavi- nUicantly omitting mention of it,' he said proudly. We stepped cising their rights of religious mariages, but outlawed them iD Olivia village on its commanwng That is calculated to complicate tlon-gomg IS Imped10g essential ness of the fighting may not any wounded. In t a a freshly-painted sitting freedom guaranteed by the Uni­ 1890. hill top south of the Lirl, the seriously' the task of extriCating travel, and when they would, by therefore have been fully appre~ This omission is probably due room. "Some of my boys are get- ted States constitution. whole right wing of the German preference, stick strictly to the cia ted ' lo the German practice of remov- ling ready to wire the place for 'If I were this court," De[ense :;econdary front below Rome ap- German armies if the retreat order Vial' job at home." . TilC stratery was not head. ins wounded day by day from all me so I can have a little light at Attvrney Knox Patterson said, "1 Sociologist Urges 'I peared doomed. Nazi evacuation has already gone out. There Is Johnson declared lhat the offl- long assault upon lhe whole fronts, but the truth of the losses night." would follow this matter to the Rejection of Post-War of the Aurunci mountain mass evidence from neutral sorces also cials of organizations scheduling Gusl&v Une as may al80 have will be difficult to decide. War prisoners according to the ends of jurisprudence before 1 and Gaeta point to escape entrap· 1 I h conventions "obviously have ne- been implle'd ill accounl- but The situation now is this: r ules of the Geneva conference Compulsory Tralrling ' d that allied successes n Ita y ave a, placed ac urse upon these chil­ ment seemed expected b yaleII glected to take Into "considera- several kniflnr thrusls. The The Russians have their armies can be used for any labor not dren (progeny of men and women observers to heighten the impres- already stirred anti-Nazi elements tion the harm these conventions sharpest one was the drive of of the Crimea free for use else- connected with the war effort. A Jiving in plural marriage) and DURHAM, N. C. (AP)-Dr sion that a general German retreat of the population into sabotage inflict on war-transportation ef. the Britisb up Llrt river val- where. Their Romanian attack gang of the Ft. Pickett prisoners convicted them as immoral." Oharles A. Elwood, Dukf.'· unl' 1 up the peninsula may be impend- activity to add to German diffi- ficiency." ley a few miles south of Cas- has been halted long enough to was cleaning out a swamp down Dislrict Judge Ray Van Colt Jr., versity sociologist, urged congretl ing if it has not already begun. culties. He said that in New York City sino. allow them to establish commun- the way a little piece. Here there heard the "paper trial" without a Tuesday to reject universaf,' con!· The lesser hills of the Ausoni alone, 74 trade shows and con- The Germans expected the ications. seemed to be more prisoners about pulsory military training titter Lb. . f th . tal The German armies in Russia Th t f t jury. No witnesses were called. moun t ams north 0 e coas ventions are scheduled for this major Cas Ino atlacJk to faU ese wo ac ors assure new than at Ft. Lee. Major Gleason Federal and state authorities war in Ol'der to prevent what 1M town of ' Terracina offer some paid heavily for over delay in month "and this despite the fael north or the town where the and heavier Russian action, and appeared a fierce disciplinarian joined in the arrest in Ulah, termed "a proletarian revolution; chance of another enemy stand high command orders for with- that this office wrote to all the Brltillh swept allOund their the Germans are in daily iear yet I had a feeling that lhe rules Idaho, Colorado and Arizona, similar to the Russian revollltioD on the sea flank of the line. They drawal from positions alreadY organizations that had made pub- mountaib poslUons to fall there as on lhe western front. of Lee camp, as administered by March 7 of 46 members of the of 1917. are neither as formidable a bar- doomed. That also was true in Tu- lic their intentions and requested upon the road to Keune. In- unassuming Coloned Moisan, were "fundamentalists" cult, headed by "Can one look with. ,equllDlIm-, riel' to frontal 01' flank attuck as nisia 'and in Sicily and it could be that the conventions not be held deed, we got wllh~ a mUe of Teaching of History more rigid than at Pickett. Mili- John Yates Barlow, one of the ity.... he asked Chairman Re)'ll' the Aurullci ,clustel', however, nor repeated on the Italian boot. unless the meeting was absolutely the road within three day.. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. _ Dr. men involved in the unlawful co­ olds (D-NC) and other mem/len of the s~nate military affal~s ~om· m'e 'Hey, as well served. with road There. is more than a hint that essential to the progress of the But the Lirl' river al+ack,. WaS Edgar B. Wesley 0 f t h' e UniverSity not be repeated from year t a year, habilation cbarge. communications. An extempor- allied Italian headquarters expects war." ,'he real ti1reat to Cassino, al- of Minnesota suggests American the professor holds. Federal charges of Mann act mittee in an open letter, "u)lOll ized defensiv~ po si t ion theli/! a general German retreat to start though not in the direction of the schools reorganize the teaching of Dr. Wesley points out many and Lindbergh kidnaping law vi· training to the use of al1DSj at ~e would also. ' be. dangerously ex- at any moment, and a race up the Combat Speech Defects history to break it down for var- cities have adopted a reorganized olations and of conspiring to mail lower elements in our ,own na­ posed to allied attack from the peninsula to ensue with skillful KALAMAZOO, Mich.-Psycho- is asked to dramatize or direct the ious levels of students. plan under which elementary obscene literature were filed. The tive laboring classes, both white rear from the ' Anzio beachhead enemy rear guard actions balking drama is being used to combat dramatization of his own experi- Teaching of history should cen- students study "how people live," slate brought, besides the unlaw­ and Negro? What will strike.,''' below Rome, and ~ ubject to the complete annihilation of the foe. speech defects at the speech cor- ences. The dramatization occa- tel' around c e r t a in specified junior high pupils "building the ful cohabilation charges, an accu­ come if the strikers are trained raking fire of allled l'Iaval guns. rection clinic of Western Michigan sionally helps the patient see his names, dates. events. concepts and nation" and senior high pupils "a sation against 34 persons of con­ in military methods?" • " A staff spokesman for the allied college. defect objectively and thus ex- skills for the various school lev- democratic nation in II world set- spiring to advocale, practice a nd Dr. Ellwood made tile ~ttet commander in Italy termed the On and Off Campus- Under the method, the patient pedite treatment. els, so that the same material will ting," promote polygamy. public here Tuesday. He is a for:­ Nazi fligh t from the AUl'lincis "a Trial of the Mann act and kid­ mer president of the AQler!CJID dlsorderly retreat" instead of a h L naping cases also were conducted Sociological society and was ~. , 0 · · . -. ident of \he International without jury or witnesses. U. S, "Con­ -By Dan De Luce District Judge T. Blake Kennedy gl'ess of Sociology held in RWS ::~~:::~~~~;~::'~~:h~~: plmon-- The G.enera/'s Soy on , e .Jeo of Cheyenne, Wyo., has them in 1935. In his letler he said be It" to or into the Hitler line is forcing WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE under advisement. had made a 50-year study Af~ of the enemy to a momentous deci- FORM OF RELAXATION? .--~~------• U. S. District Judge J. Foster sociological eUects of uniVI=P"" To sion. He must stand and fight or ANZIO (AP) - His father is The major, who was born in He admits he wouldn't mind after some Jerry planes had made military training. . _1 all tl\ry rules may take on a different "In this country. we r.\intl1 n begin his retreat, abandoning the Irene Cban, At of Ancon, Cabl chief of the U.S. army air forces, Coronado, Calif., 27 years ago, no being in England where General a pass, and when they came in defense of Rome, before it is too Zone: "I like to be with an inter- but the young major leaninll interpretation under the direction fear a proletarian revoluUOII, : tIJ late. And the line on which to esting group at people and engage against a sandbag at the' beach­ longer seems to have any regrets Ike Is preparing for the biggest again he sawed two of them in of wflerent personalities. civil war beteween the clalip' make that stand now below the in good conversation." head took a foxhole vlew at the that a delect in his eyesight kept Invasion in history, but after the half. Then he didn't menUon it "Often representatives come his letter said in part, and I P.­ Ir iPoQllne marshes would be both Marll,.n Mea r don, drucstore war today. him out 01 the air corps which he fighting starts "it will be the the next day and it was not untO down from the Swiss legation to continued: l( longer than either the lost Gustav clerk: "I enjoy dancing most." "Old dough!oot is stm the rag­ wanted to enter upon graduation same old headquarters routme the convoy commander sent us a 10k us over,' Major Gleason was "Your commi tlet! lihou\~ l:t'f' 111 or the cracked Hitler line, and. Rath Blacketer, AZ of What gedy queen of battle," said from West Point. again." letter, asking us what we were saying. "The Swiss are the neu­ in mind that the revolu~ <11 more vulnerable to flanking man- Cheer: "My (acorite torm of re- Henry H. Arnold, Jr. "Father was so relieved I had Like hi s Gl's, lhe major won- doing for our corporal, that we trals who check up on our prison tribunals of Russia were w~· euvers. laxation is swimming." For over a year the tall, sun- managed to graduate that he der~ when the mVlISion will catch found out." camps here and on German camps men and soldiers councils. If \I The Nazi decision to defend Ph,.lUs Taub, AZ of Maplewood, burned blond officer has been didn't complain," he said. "U's up with him. There's three year­ One of the standing jokes of the abroad." had not been for the SOI~~ " Rome, once allied lorces had New Jeney: "Swimming is my fa- with the longest-fighting light the same way with my brother old Henry H., 3rd, playing in his major and the battalion is about There is a general belief that these councils they wo~id> ~ gained a substantial footing on vorlte.form of relaxation." anli-aircralt battalion h'ereabouts, Bill. He was turned down by the nursery at 330 East 7lst street, their "personal contacts" with the the U. S. soldiers are being treated been, I believe, comparaU,,­ pc the Italian peninsula, always was Pai Boberla, AZ of Bor~er, Te.•. : carrying on a personal feud with air corps on account of his eyes New York, and because of torei,n luftwaffe. One of the ofticers, fairly in the pri on camps in Ger­ harmless, at least incapable .. II questionable 'from a strictly milL "My favorite way to relax is the German air force. and last time I heard he was a duty the major has oniy seen him Capt. August Koenj, of Wlishing­ many. The food in German pris­ carrying through successfUll1 , L: tary standpoint in view of Gi!rman horse back riding." "It sounds crazy, but we'd like shavetail in the 'ack ack at Camp a month or so since he was born. ton, D. C., actually had a distant on camps may not be a s good but proletarian revolution. • III commitments all other over-ex- Marjorie G-. hOllpltal nalrl- to see some German planes in Haan, Calif. He's probably made "The battalion has "official cousin fi,hting with the German it is required by general agree­ "But when the whole papU~ Ie tencted continental fronts. It can lion department: "I think I like daylight again," he said. "My first lieutenant by now - they crewt for 62 enemy planes but air force. Whenever a pilot was ment that it have the same food has been trained to the U&8 only be ascribed to the belief of swimming better than anything men's morale was 100 per cent move lhem up last in the slates." we know of more that weren't taken prisoner he was asked j1 value as food served the men in armed force, they nat\.lr.UY_~~~ Hitler and his advisers that loss else." higher when we were getting Although the battalion has been officiai," he said. "You practically bis name was Koenl" too. the German army, The Gi!rman to armed force a8 a P"'""""I: of the Italian boot would lellC to Baby Burr, lI10e .iore man&l'er: raided five or six times a day." overseas since early 1942 Arnold, have to go over and bag the piJot Another officer, Maj. Paul Eck­ palate is different from the Amer­ method. Therefore, fi there,,\1 ... the loIS also of the whole Balkan "r like to dance, althought it may With 50 calibre machine guns junior, joined it only in February to make a claim stick any more. stein at Cincinnati, Ohio, II ican palate, For example, the Ger­ thing more certain than ~ peninsula. not sound much like relaxation. and 37 mm. ack ack, Major Ar- of last year. He had been an aide "Back in Africa wc loaned promising free smokes once Ger­ man pri so ncr~ n~ Fl. Pickett look to hl'ing 1.0 pass in th~B GO~ Obviously the Nazi commander Glea "wen, llloe aa.e employe: nald', unit made an Invasion to General Eisenhower and Ufe at Corp. Sammy Bums of Spring­ many Is occupIed. Nazi !lien forward to Sunday and a special Bul!h an event as the RussIaP 1""''­ in Italy must look now to highest "Lately I've done nothing but landing at Anzio and has stayed Algiers about convinced him he field, Ky., to an Infantry sub eon­ shot down by the battalion usually treat of bologna. Few Americans olution in the future, it 11 ~ versal, compulsory militllfY Nazi authority for orders. His IItU- work. I like to fiIh when I have 1n close IUpport of the frontline was "excess baggage" and he voy and he set an individual rec­ have had a package of cigarettes crave bologna or sauerkraut ei­ ~ ther. ing." ption could 'become de.perate . a chance and play telUlil and goll," infantry ever since. a.ked te>r a field asslglllllentl . _ ord, He atar.eli Witli hiI '0 ~alibrt labeled "Eckate1D' • .No. 't SATURDAY, MAY 20; 1944 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, lOW A PAGE THlUZ PICNICS- 1944 STYLE TAKE ME, TAKE MY BABY-- Democratic Women Eled New OHicers Club to Hold Picnic I New Schedule Vitamin Research I Wins Science Star Mrs. Albert Hu a was lected At H. R. Dill Home For Professor president of the Democratic Wom- I Announced en of Johnson county Thursday Mrs. Homer R. Dill, 1127 Dill For important research work in evening at a meeting in City ball. street, will be hostess at a picniC the field of physiology and bio­ Other oUieers named were Mrs. O. luncheon for members of the IFor Pre-Flight chemistry, Prof. Henry A. Mattill, E. Sikora, vice-president; Maude Shakespeare club Monday at 1 of the biochemistry department. McBroom, secretary, aud Mrs. Ip. m. This will be the IIroup's hns be n "starred" in the seventh Bian Hunler, treasurer. final meeting of the current club A new schedule for cadets of Organization work was also yellr. Issue of 'America n Men of Sci- the Iowa Navy Pre-Flight school, ompleted and the report of the nee." the first step in the adoption of a committee on by-laws was ac- CATBOLJC DAUGHTD8 A star before the name of an cepted. Plans were discussed for OF AMEIICA Z2-weelt program, will begin Mon­ indivldal in this volume Indicates the coming primary elections. A closs of 12 candidates will be day. The alteration results Crom the importance of his work, as initiated into the Catholic Daup­ plans to discontinue flight-pre­ paratory and war training service voted by his colleagues in the field OWl Photographs ters of America Tuesday ni&ht ~ lChools In the near future. Pres­ of i nce. Of University Scenes the courts room at the K. of C. ent training at the pre-flight Profe or Maltill, who hllB been To Appear in 'Victory' hall, 328 Washington street. Can­ school Is of 12-weeks duration. with the university since 1927, re­ dida tes ere asked to be there at According to lhe new program, ceived the star for experimental Office at wu Intormlltion pho- 7:30 p.m., and members will as­ each day will be divided into three periods-sports, military and work with vitamin E, with spe­ toeraphs made at the university semble at 7:45. by OWl photographer David Ei- .cademlc. All periods will end nl cial reference to ils action as B 6 p. m. which means Saturday stabilizing agent in tals and to ils sendrath will appear In "Victory." CHILD CON8EIlVATION llbertles wiU begin at a later hour. possible function In the animal. a magazine circulated In Europe- CLUB The sporls program now held De &de of Work on countries by the United Stales Mrs. H. Vernon Price, 305 Fer- For mar than ten y rs, many trom 4:30 until 6 p. m. wlll be dis­ goveroment. son avenue, will be hostess to continued and the sports program of lhe graduate s~dents and re­ The magazine Is printed In more search associates In the depart­ than a dozen languages and is the ChUd Conservation club at COO\peUtion will be held during WITH WIENERS and olher inexpensive meats now ration-free, picnics ment of biochemistry have been used as a propaganda organ, sel- 2:15 p.m. Tuesday. Assistant recular sportS instructional peri­ are once more back to lhe style of the good old days. For your out-I working on this vitamin. ting forth v:1rious phoses of life hostesses will be Mrs. Charles A. ods. door excursion this .weekend, .why not try "cabobs" plctu.red above. It was found thai it It was not in a democratic nation. It Is not Winter, Mrs. J . K . Schaaf, and Beginning with battalion 51\ All you need are slices of omon, tomatoes and meat which can be I present in the diet of white rats, the syllabus ,will be changed to distributed In the United States. Mrs. Glenn Smith. Election of attractively wr:Jpped around pointed sticks, ready to stick over the they do not reprodu e. Later, Eisendroth's picture story shows . Include aerology, civil aeronaut­ lire for roasti ng. They're yummy too for backyard suppers and are Itheir muscles begin to degenerate'l some of the work of the pre- I o!flcers Will be held during the Ics regulations, 'engines and gun­ equally delicious broiled and served for company porch luncheons. and lhe animals become lame and school and of the speech clinic for busin ss meeting. Thb will b. nery. Climatology, seamanship ---- - finally helpless. lhe correction of speech dl.sorders. the final busLness session of tile and first ai&! courses will be dis­ 'I'he eftect of a lack of vitamin year befOre the annual picniC. continued . E upon muscle physlology has I .. • Minor changes in the new · F . h T . . I IIJIOIITINO FOI INDUCTION Into the anned aervlces at Fort Sheri- WOMEN'S IlELI!:" COllP8 Presc h00 I La b ora tones urms rammg been pe ially strikine in the dan, DUnOl., Albert Caponetto, 29, an auto mechanlc:, arrived with IChedule may be made from time rabbit and th hllmster, 0 rat-like Sea hawks to Play The Women's Rellet Corps wtll 10 time, it was announced. hU ll-month·old baby la hili armL Bald c&ponetto: "It's all I can meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. In the d do. My wlte haa had a spinal ailment alnee the baby WILl bom llLlt Community building for a social In Group Association for 100 Children I~~~:Ol on~yS ~ fe~r w::r~e~~~ .June and len't able to care for blm." The father WILl swam Lnto the For Mid-May Dance !-.______~ Iprivation, young rabbits will be- meeting Ilnd pros ram...... come completely paralyzed, and Army, the baby 1l1aA*l1n. hOlJpltaL (l"t,r".tio"aJ SouMpboro) University President The SCIentlftc study or normal, At lhls time of yenr, whenever microscopic examination shows The Seahawk band will furnish the music tor the Mid-May junior children between the ages of two the weaLhpf is pleasant the c~ll - Lh at their muscles undergo terrlrle Cadet J . M. Hoyt, a Corm r uni­ hostess dance which will take City High Alumni and six years and the develop- dren. speno. much at their tim destruction. Addresses Senior J. C. Fetzer Family versity student now slaUon d place tonight Irom 7:30 until 10:30 Plan 20th Reunion ment and socializntion oC these outside. Pamt, clay,. paper and It was 1I1s0 noted that these with th army air corps at Cedar wood or taken ou ld for them muscl s consumed oxygen

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SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1944 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, 10 W A p PAGE FIVE Sermon. "The Makini of a Protes­ - requested the PI'Ot ting power IChinese Offensive northeast of Tengl'hung. At the From i tant Minister." the Navy Truck Caravan CH U R C H CA1 E" DAR ESCAPE (SWitzerland) to d mand from I Rea L_ f' other end of the sweeping cam- 1:30 p. m.-Westminster fellow- (for TOf1'OfJ'oyt and Next W•• ~) (Continued from page 1) the German governm nt full and (flitS Kao I Range paign, the Chinese have erased Side SfopsJo Iowa City s l~;p vesper s~rvi<;e. Dr. Jones immediate repol·t of the circum- CHUNGKTNG (AP)- Chin e lIle range in the vicinity of Ping- the prelude and "Can­ ZZ8 E. IdfefWa Evening News, pointing out edi- notices in the London papers each sives on Tenichung and Lungling, menLs to meet the drive with association in Chicago, and 11 6:30 p. m.-Cora,iville youth zonetta" (Gade) as the poatiude. .&1. Rel'. Mllfr. C.rl JI. Kelaberl', tori ally that no voluntary report carrying the nolation "shot lry- principal .Japan:se bases in Yun- fighting breaking out chi~flY HI from the oUice of civilian defense club. 10:30 a. m.-Sunday schoOL, paaIor was made by the Germans, said · t" nan provmce, In support of the Rev. J. W. SChmUa, that parliament will in ist that 109 0 escape. ground operations. lour sectors we t of the Salween in Indianapolis, Ind. 7:30 p. m. - Evening Gospel Mrs. Keno~ . E. Greene, superin­ alllllllaOL ~ "justice shall be satisfied." The victims included 25 RAF Advancing Chinese on the north river. Casualties were heavy on Most of the volunteel' drivers service c;>peni ng with hymn sing. tendent. The theme of the ~ermon will be 4 : ~0 p. m.-Pilgrl.m Fellowship 6 a. m.-rir "t mass. Eden made it clear the is.sue flier$. six Canadians. three Aus- wing of the Salween orren iv!! both sid • are housewives and mothers. They "Man's Worst Bargain." hour at the Wesley foundation 7:30 a. m.-Second mass. was not closed. tralinns, two New Zealanders, I were reported to have cro ed wear the slate blue unilorm of Special mu. rCli I selectioJlB will student j:enter, 120 N. Dubuque 9 iI. m.-Chlldren's mass. "The government," he to III three soulh Africans, one Fightini the Knoll range near Mamien lite Red Cross volunt er driver.. ' be presented in both the morning street. 10:15 a. ro .-High mass. commons. "is profoundly shocked French. lour Poles. two NOI'weg-1 pass, out-flanked earlier in the Yosemitc National Park is about corps. Traveling with the cara- and evening services by Evelyn 5;30 p. m.- Pilgrim fellowship 11 ;30 a. m.-Student mass. by this news and have urgently ians and one Greek. drive. The pnss is 0 miles north- the size of Rhode IJland. van in a pick-Up truck carrying and Rosa Messerli, guests from :supper hour and song test with DaJly maases at 6:30 and 7:30 :=~===:=:=,,======:::>o;======? Chicago. Jean ~hoqui5t in chClrge. a. m. POPEYE repairs. are five coastguardsmen. Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.-Wom- 6;15 p. m.-Vesper hour with Saturday--Confessions will be a sailor and a navy officer, who en's Christian fellowship meeting. Vivian Beebe as the studeot lead­ heard from 2:30 until 5 p. m. and j ,upervises the group. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.- Prayer er. Robert Miller will le~ the from 7 until 8:30 p. m. The drivers began their tr ip meeting and Bible study in the discu~ion on : "What! You are from Indianapolis Monday in a pastor's home. Going ,into Battle, and You Have St. P.~k's ehureh navy bus. picking up additional The Coralville -daily vacation no Music?" This is the fourth jn 324 8. court a&nle' drivers along the I'oute io Hast- Bible school will be held for two the series, "Are You Convinced?" at. Rn. "-r. P • .,-Iet O'.JleW7. jngs. They drive eight hours a weeks, Monday through Friday, Wedne$day, May 24 ,12 m.­ ~ day. with rest period::; every three ~ay 29 to June 9 in th~ Cora.l­ Men's luncheqn in the social rooms Rev. ~9I',e I E. 88flll, bOurs. During the past six weeks VIlle school house. SessIons WIll of the church ba~em'Qt. "SlI.~a' paaIor simil ar groups have moved ap- I be each mo~ning from 9 until 12 Thursday. May 28, 6 p. m.-Pre­ 7 a. m.-Low mass. proximately 1.200 vehicl S and o'clock. Chlldren bet~ee~ the ceding the regular annual meeijng 8:30 a. m.-Hilh mass. about a million dollars worth of ages of 5 and 15 are mVlted to ot the church. there will l;>e a 9:45 a. m.- Low mass. equipment. attend and partici.p~te ~n this family piGnic supper. f'amilie~ 11 a. m.- Low mass. The women have all had irain- school of graded religIOUS lntsruc­ are asked to bdng food and table Daily masses at 8 a. m . except ing in th e stanclard and advanced tion . . Enrollment will be on the service. After the supper a pro­ on Saturday. Saturday mass at Red Cross first aid courses and opemng day, Monday, May 29, at gram. is arranaed. The children 7:30 a. m. are trained motor mechanics. 9 a. m. will be entertain~ with ~ov;ng Saturday-Confesslons will be When they are not traveling in pictures later, while the adul~ heard from 3 until 5 p. m. and from 7 until 9 p. m. is a 'Verr convoys, they work in their re­ FJ"" Bap\I.~ cburCh hear reports of the various de­ those ot wective cities, transporting Red 227 S. Clinton street partments of the church. can testify Cross equipment, driving mobile Elmer E. Dlerk$. pastor June 5 to 17- United daily vaca­ 8l Pa~'. Lutheran Ualver.ib BLONDIE CHIC YOUNG All humor. DoU canteen units to the military posts. 9:30 a. m.-Sunday school. tion Bible school tor two weela. church ages are invited. Gilbert .nd lefferson street. of the Expenses and time are for the lias­ 10:30 a. m.-Service of worship. L. C. Wllerffel, pastor handlet Jlost part volunteered ,but the FlrU Clwrcb ., ChrI.t Seleaua Sermon, "F'reedom From Want­ 9 ~30 a. m.-Sunday school with with n ,omen are paid $4 a day by the 722 E. CaU.,..e .&reet JaY)' while they are traveling in A Christian Ideal." This is the 9:45 a. m.-Sunday school. Bible classes for all. convoys. last in a series of sermons on "The 11 a. m.-Lesson sermon. "Soul 10:30 a. m.- Divine worship. Pour Freedoms and the Christian and Body" will be the subject and Sermon, "The Significance of Outlook." Alice Swain will stili the lesson will include quotations Christ's Ascension." "Come, Ye Blessed" (Scott), and from the Bible and from the 12:30 p. m.-The Lutheran hour Minnesota Blasts Conrad Schadt, tenor, will sing Christian Science t ext boo k, over WMT. "The Voice in the Wilderness" "Science and Health." 4 p. m.- Discussion and social (Scott). Organ selections by Mrs. A nursery with an attendant hour lor all students. service men put on Chicago Nine, 14-2 Charles B. Righter will be in charge is maintained for the and young people sponsored by uniferm "Adagio" from "Sonata No.3" convenience of parents with small Gamma Delta. national associa­ one of the CHICAGO (AP)-P 0 u n din g (M end e Iss 0 h n); "Elevation" children. tion of Lutheran students. Topic as he . pitcher Ed VerSteeg Ior 13 hits, (Guilmaqt) ; and "Fugue 1n D Wednesday 8 p. m.-Testimonial for discussion: "Skepticism." bus tickets to Minnesota's baseball team hung Major" (Handel). meeting. The public is invited. Friday, 7 p. m.-Teachers' anyone dii- up its fourth Big Ten Victory in 4 p. m.-Vesper meeting of the A reading rOom at the same meeting. five starts by thumping the Uni­ Roger Williams fellowship at the address is open to the public be­ Saturday, 9 a. m.-Chlldren's as it should, versity of Chicago yesterday, 14 student center, 230 N. Clinton tween the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock instruction. joke of the to 2. street, or outdoors it weather per­ every afternoon except Sundays cadets wIIo Musty Nolan, Gopher starting mits. Mrs. Elmer E. Dierks will and legal holidays. Trinity Episcopal church HENRY the street burler, alJowed only three hits and be the speaker. Students and 21Z S. 'Johnson street military men are invited. the nearest contributed two triples to his First Encllsh Lutheran church Rev. Frederick W. Putnam. pastor team's attack. Ralph Holmber re­ Dubuque and M.arkct streets 8 a. m.- HOIY Communion. First Christian church Rev. a.lph M. Krueger, pastor 9:30 a. m.-Upper church school. lieved him in the ninth and per­ Iowa. avenue mitted two singles. 2,., 9:30 a. m.-Sunday school. 10:45 a. m .~Morning prayer Rev. Raymond Ludwlpon, 10:45 a. m.- Morning worship. and sermon. Lower church school The d feat was Chicago's sev­ supply pa.stor Sermon, "Divine Attraction." Mrs. in the parish house. ~nth straight in conference compe­ 0:30 a. m.-Sunday school. S. A. Neuman, organist, will play. Tuesday, May 22, 10 a. m.­ titioll. The teams meet again today. 10:30 a. m.-Morning worship "Mountain Sketches" (Clokey), Red Cross sewing group; 7:30 Minnesota ....021 503 120- 14 13 2 sermon, "A Mental ~azard." "OHertory in G" by Loud, and p. m.-Exp1orer scout troop meet~ Chicago ...... 000 000 020- 2 5 4 3:30 p. m.-Junior volunteers. "Hymn Postlude" (Whiting). Mrs. ing. 4:30 p. m.-Youth fellowship. Alexander Ellett will sing "How Wednesday. May 23. 7 a. m.- t*************'P.:,..,n'::l' Beautiful Upon the Mountains" I Holy Communion. 10' lb.. or walle First COIlJre,.aUonal church (Harker). 10 a. m.- Holy Communion. paper wlJl make Clin'on and Jefferson lI~reets 4 p. m.-Meeting lor Lutheran Thursday: M;ay ;.!4, 7:30 p. m. 100 e onl.ln ~n for Rev. James Waery, pastor blood plasma. So E. students and SCI' vice men at Zion -The mqulrer s class ID the rec­ ,1 • • 1 ",winK noW. 10:30 a. m.-World Order eom~ Lutheran church. The Rev. Mr. tOl'Y. n 1\'111 holp ave a pact service which will be held Proehl will speak on "The Doc~ boy'. life! in all Congregational Christian United Gospel chureh II ...... trine of Man." churches this Sunday morning. Saturday, 6 p. m.-Saturday 9111 E. Fairchilcl s~r~l supper and !ocial lor students and lila" Weir, pastor service men at the church. 9:45 a. m.-Bible school with BRICK BRADFORD CLARENCE GRAY classes for all ageS. • SLOWLY, TI-IE CRYSTAL - "'5 BR\C.\O,Nt) iARPA RE­ ¥enn,nlte Goapel mIIeIon 11 a. m.-Morning worship. W~'LL FINt) OUT - "EY, 614 S. Clart .keet 6:45 p. m.-Young People's DoOR 5WING5 SILENTlY OPEN TURN TO THE WORLD OF FELLOW, W~O ARE YQU! Daily Iowan Want Ads Nonnan Hobbl, 8uwtntenient Q'leeting. 5AMAR .. 10 a. m.-Sunday school for aU 7:30 p. m.-Evangell$!ie service. iF======il1 FOR RENT ages. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.- Sing­ CLASSIFIED 11 a. m.-Sermon and worship spiration. ADVERTISING FOR RENT-Nickelodeon for par­ hour. Thursday, 7;45 p. m.-Prayer RATE CARD ties and dances. Latest and 7,30 p. m.- 'Y. P . progr'lm. and praise ervice. best recordings. Phone 4670. Children':s meeting in basement. 8:20- Sermon evangelistic. St. Wenceelaus' eburch CASH RATE HELP WANTED Tuesday evening, 7:45 p. m.­ 630 E. DaveJl,POrt "ree~ lor 2 days- ltev. Edwarll W. NeullI, pastor WANTED-Janitor. Larew Co. Bible study at 803 Rooesvelt street. 10c per line per day lI.ev. I. B. Coonth, S consecutive days- Phone 9681. Thursday evening, 7:45 p. m.­ Prayer meeting at church medi­ aul.i... , paltor . 70 per line per day 6:30 a. m.-Low mass. much IJIIB" 6 consecutive days- WANTED -' tations on teptb chapter of book thoughll of Romans. 8 a. m.- Low mass. 5c per line per day Roof painting. Stucco repairing, 10 a. m .~ High mass. sat. half Summer Bible school will begin 1 month- water proofing and painting. Daily masses at 7 and 7:30 a. m. table 10'" June 5 to June 16 each mornirli 4c per line per day Phone 2797. Saturday-ConfessiOJl6 will be ETTA KETT .....nO'.-ed. fbe except Saturday at 9;30 a .m . -Figure 5 words to line­ heard from 3 until 6 p. m. and -. Mlnimum Ad-2 lines WANTED-Plumbing IUld heaUni. from 7 until 8:30 p. m. I"C