, ,. I Ration Calendar D, • arid r bl~e lu\mp!I IIJlplr., April !In; Showers A a.1I n red li laml's eX,llre April :to; (lAS "A'· ,", o u I10nl G eXI,lre a,l a,. 21; IOWA: Showers In the east pOr COFFEE I"bUpO'" '!l\ ~Xl) ru l\lar ~O; StlGAR ,.oUI,on 12. expire. May !i l; lion today; cooler; rresh Reel E m C!lI l ~ll.. npi expire May :11. THE DAI·LY IOWAN 0, II . and J damp expire May :\1; io sironI' winds. nt l 8HOES coupon l1 expire. JUbe 15. Iowa CityJ s Morning Newspaper FIVE CENTS TIJE ASSOCIATED FRESS IOWA CITY. IOWA TUESDAY. APRIL 27, 1943 TUB ASSOCIATED paESS VOLUME xun NUMBER 181 i, M.A. ANTI-SUB BLIMP EFFECTS RESCUE OF TWO AT SEA ~lIdria, tnglan t..Yhch: Axis Tunisian Line Bending
~ridan Hea~ BaqlyUnd er Pate, Allied Pressu re S .
:OUVe~ . Yih' Soviet Russia Breaks Relations Prof. H. L. Olin Talks French .Drive Within 3 Miles :ober~ nerica an~~ With Exiled Polish Government AI:.:~~::::d~~:~ing Of Pont du Fahs as English
MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet Russia has broken off diplomatic rela ren tions with the Polish government in exile, accusing it of cooperating ~:s:~w:e ~~;:e~:~~d Gain New Important. Heights with Germany in chorging that the Soviet Union was responsible tor the deaths of 10,000 Polish Officers, it was announced officially yes terday. DAVENPORT (AP) - Produc By WILLIAM B. KING Tass, the Russian official news agency, said Foreign Commissa I' Vy tion of coal in Iowa and the s u r ~ .\fjIJlEn IJEADQU;\l{TER I~ NORTH AF'HI 'A (AP) acheslav Moloto\' handed the Polish ambassador, Tadcusz Romer, a rounding area, which has steadily St('adil~' hacking- dowlI llxis ucfenses in hard fighting, allied note here ye terday. denouncing the Polish governrnent and charging declined ince World War I, could forces ha n' !;cized i IlIpodant heights on cach of the three main lnt m it wilh helping the Germans carry out a "hostile campaign" against be materially increased under the scctors of tile 'I'unisian front. anu in the ceutral area posed critical : been Russia in connection with Germany's accusation that the Russians thn.. ath of smllshing tht'oul{h to the Tunisian plain fot' a surge murdered the Polish oWcers near Smolensk. stimUlUS of present war-time de ac~ 01 that would ~'uJllpll' all tht' enemy' mountain lines. Molotov'S note, which said the recent behavior of the Polish gov- mand, Prot. H. L. Olin of the col e was Frcnch tl'OOPS undl'1' th(' command of Cen. H enri Giraud lege of engineering at the Univer D~vid ernment violated "all reg u - * * * tlro\'!' tl) within nearl,l- three miles of Pont Du Fails on the 'e, . I lations and standards of relations sity of Iowa, told the spring meet but . ~:;,,: ' 'outhel'l1 fI'ont, and on the conti"al seotol' cast n ~ TlUS REMARKABLE photo shows two shipwrecked men a top a beacon light after their discovery by abc t wee n lwo allied states" ing of the American Society ot Me untied States Navy blimp on anti-submarine patrol a nd just before they were rescued by Navy patrol ' of (:oubelillt" 30 mil es from Tunis, First army Russians Slay 800 chaOica I Engineers last n ight.. flsslst. enlt. Shadow of the blimp lies on the water. The streaks are lines by which provisions are behl« charged flatly that the Germans Hill 01' WIIS reported clash.ing in a. finis!l fi"ht . hii/h, IOWl:red to the men. The blimp had sighted a sunken sailing craft and cirolcd the area until It locat- had killed lhe Polish o[ficers. Inl.erlcn· Province 1J/.!lIillst all the tanks thut t il e Cerman command ers -to cd tbe two marooned men and directed the patrol boat to their location. The tcrritorial qUestion also was Germans in Powerful In his prepared paper on "Iowa could. mil ter, with b eavy losses already in· coals in lhe national emergency," C., In inVOlved, The note charged that fiided on til!' German!;. Professor Olin described the area 10-day the Poles, by falling in line with Soviet Counterattack (:t'I'I11UI1 troops f'lI back Yl'stcrdll.v befo re the as including " lhe western region to advllnced e V-S Nazi pl'opaganda, hoped to gain .\U1cI'iean attack t1re norfh, with of the so-caJled interior province clelllellts qf the Second at'my co rps coming which contains the thinner seams some territorial concessions in Resurgence of Activity ",ilhill thr('c miles cast of Sidi N'Sir, lind only RUSSia . of the great Pennsylvania coal G.oal Wage Controversy :;01[11' 10 lIli les southwest. ur r.ll1teur. rail and basin and includes the lwo older Coming for \'eeks In Leningrad Section seams of we tern Illinois No. 1 hig-hwlI.r jUllutioll b tween 'l'unis and Bizerte. Friction has been rising [or Shifts Attention North and 2, which are closely related in 'l'he I ~l'ellch slriking at Pont dl1 Fahs havo weeks between the two govern- quality to those of Iowa," adyau' 'd ] 21/:! mile" in 36 11Q,urs of fi ghtiuj:(", the ments a'Dd on several occasions LONDON, Tuesday (AP)-Rus The decline in production is in 1"1'('11(·1] CODl m unique 'aid. and cast of the. Kebi I' . " Moves Toward ,Climax ~aHer , , . , . Russia hus cautioned the Polish sian troops flung back a numeri part duc to the exhaustion of the dUIll haye eapttll'cd the stJ'ong po ition of Djebcl I, \vill I c~. government in London. colly superiol' German attack beiter seams but more directly O.;N, m ; /I"nl ChiJ'iciJ. IW' al. because ot competition of the (Polish government offkes in force, annihilating about 800 of the OIUVU A llil'd i nfun try 'cizcu the fortified hi II of It fu- lal"ger Illinois mines for the local Hidi ~ral'l'ouJ', six llIiles t'ust of 130lL Al'llda, lind repelled eucrrty London were clo!ed ovel' the Ens- enemy, in a resul'gcnce o[ activity markets, he explained. > ' lebor Board Appeals to ,UMW B~ston Bo~~ers Raid CO llllt el'at tacli!;. tel' holiday, and tho~c officials Monday on the northwestern tront Great VarlablJlty of'the A militlll'Y HllokesllIH u clcchH'CU thel'() was "g~llc t'ul i mp~o 'rc , icla'te, "Under present conditions, war reached in the city said the gov- south of Leningl'ad, Moscow an In ut in all our positions all lodge '.HIS · S Nippon Positions Near industries undel'taking to use Iowa , crnment had not yet received thc nounced today, gdni~, coals must bc prepared for con~ along 1hc line" yc.terday dc- , oat preadlng toppages Mubo in New Guinea statcment. Diplomatic sources em- Immediately Countered siderable variability in quality of * * * ~ pit e "vcry bOI'u i'ightil1 g cem~- The Nazi thrust carried Soviet phasized that the note would be forward clements back into II the fuels as they come In due to again:>t ,'cry hard op position," given the deepest consideration, pupulated place, bul an immediate lack of facilities for water clean McNair Injured 66.000 AxIs Killed WARHINq'I'ON (" P) "- 'l'1H' 1I'1It' I"hol' b()fll'(l "Plll'aled to The axis forces-which head Allied Planes Aiding and some took it for granted that counterattack threw back the Gel' ing at the source," Professor Olin the Gnitcd :\linc \\Turkel's l!' adt'I'~ lIip IH~1 ni~lIt 10 Il lIlt ~prrud in~ said. Quarters ' announced yesterday had the United States and Britain man forces beforc they had tim \l'OI'k stoppages ill bi1l1 minolls 1lIilH'S fiR ll1l' COld WiJgl' dispntt' Ground Units Bomb, "Regardlcss ot the economy or lost 66,000 men killed, wounded lllol'cc11Qwurti II el iInu x. Strafe Strongholds would be consulted before any to f,9!, olidate their' new position" complete wa bing the cleaning of In Head by'Bit and captUred between Jan. 1 and ,\lth ~ug,1I spokC'slIwu. /'01' 1 Ill' \1~I\v haid nil work slopp"g'cs IIlld IICtipJ1. was tnltcn or any reply said the midn.\ght ',)!(I( .. )TImuni· sct-cenings tor the production or April 15-were clinging desper ,. made. ~(l, l'C~ b by tfie SOVICt h~r~·lI'i.ltllor f);cu, W,OOO fllilll.'l'H Tuill down lhl'il' tools and tl~ , domestic stoker fuels is urged if ately to their mountain positions, ALLIED-- HEADQUARTERS IN (Eritish sources said the break monitor. About a battallon 01 Ger ~'eI'C reports of: "~IOW-llowlI~" in bOllll' pits l'ontilluing 10 produco only to reduce the burden of the and beginning to show signs of war,vital fuel. AUSTRALI A, Tuesday (AP)-Al- constituted a temporary success man infantry was wiped out. railroads, Considerable work done Of Axis Shell exhaustion in the face 01 the in lied ground troops who hold ridgc- for NaZi propaganda, which long In the importanL Sevsk area cessant allied land and air at Eal'lirr ill the t1,IY, ,) 01111 ],. Ll'wi-;, ["1\1 W Il I'('si(lf'nt, had SIlU hl)l'd h b d ' t d t I tt' th northwest of Kursk, Russian units at the university on lhe pilot plant the WIJB for a lwcond fi III t'. ]'('wi~ who had paid lIO attcntion top positions overlooking the Jap- I a~ een . Irec e a sp I 109 e also repelled attacks of enemy in- scale has demonstrated the tech tack maintained for four days. .. . untted nations. nical feasibility of such a process." ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN to the ,Y1JB 's 8uIlunol1s to a hl'tt l'ing 8atlll'du~', also ignored its anese-occupled VIllage and a 11' - Hope for Reconciliation lantry, killing 80 German officers The allied advance was eating In another address industry was ~!lost that hc subillit ,"cstcnlay Ii li!:it oT IlIJmes from which tile strip of Mubo, New Guinea, were (These British circles, who ilnd men. In the Kuban valley, NORTH AFRICA (AP)-Lieul. into their defenses at the rate of told by a federa l vocational train two to three miles II day, and al board lllig1]t pick u labor rcprc:>cn tativ(' on u three-1lIall pnnel to glven a fresh bUrst of !lel'ial sup- may not be identified by name, where German forces have tried to Gen . Lesley J. McNair, who was 'd h tl t th 't t' . extend theil' bridgehead around ing expert that in the future it wounded Jast Friday at the Tu- Lied spokesmen said the axis loss il1\'c~tigut c thc wugc displlte" ort Monday Jj~ a formation of Slll owever 1a e Sl ua Ion IS Katyn groves. In prief it was that 'rho bourd then PL'o(!ccucd 10 :------: P " . bl " d h Id h Novorosslsk, activity was limited nisian front, had to take a three- of strategic hills ovetlooking the BosLon atlacl< [)Ianes. . no t ImposM e an e ope the ranks of prestn t employes. plain along which the Pont du for eventual reconciliation be- to exchanges of gun fire . hour jeep ride to a hospital with d c.~ i gl1ule the pllnel. Draft Dodger The raiders twice bombed and tween Ihe governments of RUSSia Destro)' 17 Planes Falls-Tunis road rllns could have . Lu~t ni ght lite boarLl (lis, a shell splinter lodged only a been avoided i[ they had had i'e st.rafed the urca, which is on the and Poland. Air battJeti ranged over various Navy Denies Rumor qumter of an inch from his brain, serves to throw inlo thc batlle. jllLtflr ~ d app<'als 10 in1rrlHdiOlHti Model for War Bond opproo~hcs to the vital Japanc.se (The London Daily Mail said ~cctors of thc iong front nnd Rus- it was di~closed yesterday. 11 German lines rave way at o'nd district oHicers <1~king lha I yesterdny th:1L Anthony Eelen, ~ian airmen destroyed a total of Of Aircraft Carrier Poster Arrested Huon gulf bases of Lac and Sala- allY point, they said. lettlnr aI' w~l k ou\s ~t Pennsylvania mines be secretal'y of state for foreign af- J7 enemy planes, destroyed 01' S' k' . A I . The commonding general or aU lTfuua, Mubo is only 15 miles below fairs, would start discussions im- damaged about 40 trucks carr'ying I In 109 In t antIc u. S. ground forces was watching lied armor onto that plain, VOII halted, and planned similar action NEW YORK, (AP)-The model S&lomuuu. mediately in un cffort to mediate troops and supplies, bJew up two ----- American troops advance in the Arnlm would have to withdraw with respect to mines elsewhere. fo L' the shirt-sleeved warrior on Concentrate on lUll the ,dispute and th:1l Sir Archibald ammunition dumps, smashed an- WASHINGTON (AP) -Navy northern sector against German all bls forces to new posltlolls The telegrams, signed by boaL'd the " L wus at B<1ttan" trensury The Dostons centered their ol- J ohn Clark Kerr, British ambas- other train killing 19 guards and headquarters flatly denied yestcr~ [orces defcnding the approaches before Tunis-if be could. (The Algiers radio said in a chail'ma~ William H. D • r Minnesota Rallies Sixtn to 5ubdu.e IOWcl, 7-3 * * * IN DEMAND AGAIN By Jack Sleds AD B PO A . - Photo Reveals Eight Major League 10 Seahawks Sports Iowa Erron Landes, If .. " ... _.. .4 2 " 0 Thompson, ss _ ...... _. 4 2 I I • Clubs Open at Trail Ebner, c .... ,...... 4 0 6 0 Home . Lind, rf ...... , .. _...... 4 0 4 0 Help Goptiers Briscoe, Ib ...... 4 0 6 0 Enghsh Second Cards Return Home SI HPralice Sanders, 2b ., ...... 1 0 3 BF R1nkema, c1 "" ...... 4 2 2 0 To Open Three-Game Seahawk baseball practice be WHITNEY Opponents Get Five Quinn, 3b ... ' ...... 4 0 0 1 In D rae k Das h Series Against Cubs gan Saturday with a squad of 70 Stille, p ...... 2 0 0 2 men reporting. Drill began for the MARTIN Hits OH Roy Stille Smith, p ... ..:...... 1 0 1 0 NEW YORK (AP) - The mkjor batterymen last Tuesday, at which In Five-Run Attack DES MOINES, Iowa (Al') - leagues come up to their "second time 14 men, nine pitchers and Totals ...... _ ...... 35 7 24 7 After a study of photographs of openers" today with thel clubs five catChers, c~me out. *Do-do Baseball Would By HABOLD LIND Lile finish or the 100-yard dash in which have been on the road since Tbe list of batterymen is headed *Have Been Equalizer; ABHPOA the start oJ the season making by Bill 'Welp, former captain of MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (Special the Drake relays Saturday, relays to The Daily lowan)-Mlnnesota's Lehrman, s ...... 5 0 I 4 their bows to their home fans. the Hawkeye team and high-rank *Reds Lack Defense Gophers staged a live-run up Schultz, 3b .... ,...... 5 3 0 0 oHicials yesterday announced that The schedule calls for: ing Big Ten catcher. rising in the sixth inning here yes Johnson, 2b ., .. 5 1 2 4 Leon English of Prairie View', National league-Chicago at St. Another former Hawkeye star, NEW YORK (AP) - Now that terday and went on to down the Mealey, c .... , 5 I 5 0 Tex., Teaclters was the rightful Louis, Boston at New York, Marston "Bud" Flanders, who re the major league baseball season Mein, If ..... _...... 4 0 3 0 Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Cin cently transferred from the Sea is well advanced, some of the Hawkeye, 7-3. winner of second place in the hawk track team, is now ort the Until the sixth frame, the game Spields, Ib ...... 4 0 12 0 cinnati at PittSburgh. teams havIng played as many as event. outfield lis!. Flanders played Kolander, rf ...... " 4 1 2 0 American league-Cleveland at five or six games, a few foggy was a pitcher's duel between Roy Harold Wimberly of Illino(s center field lor Iowa last year. Stille and Kelley. Stille, pitching Bruhn, cf ...... _ ...... 4 3 I 0 Chicago, St. Louis at Detroit, New impreSSions are beginning to take Wesleyan was given the runnerup York at Boston, Philadelphia at No definite complete sc hedule form, to wit: with only two days rest, however, Kelley, p ...... 4 2 1 has been dl'awn up yet, but Lieut. was tired And the Gophers pounced position Saturday. Washington. That the do-do baseball would The delay (n sinrting lhis year's col. Bernie Bierman, ath'tettc have been a great equalizer, with on him for live hits. The Minne Tolals ...... 40 11 27 9 "The photographs clearly show," dll'ector of the j"re-E'light school, sota cause wo al 0 aided by two Summary - Error, Schultz, schedule, due to northern train the hllting teams not being able said Bill Easton, relays director, ing, and the [act that Good Friday announced that the Seahawks will to do much more wilh it than the costly Iowa errors. Before Max Ebner, Briscoe, Sandel'S 2; runs play Iowa Stale at Ames, May 8. Smith could put a stop to the batted in - Bruhn, Kolander, "that Joe Shy of Missourn was the and Easter came on the tirst teams who COUldn't get a two-base scori n" five runs )lad been scored. Mealey 2, Schultz 2, Thomp30n 2. winner but that, beyond a shndow weekend of the season, account hit. with a ratjon ticket. That the Iowa jumped oft to a two-run TwQ bll6e hH - Rlnkema. Three of doubt, English was entitled to tor the "second openers" being Brooklyn Dodgers also seem to be advantage in the first inning, buL bose bit.-Thompson. Home run later than ever before. a jump ahead of the other teams, second place.' The spotlight al;:ain will be MAJOR LEAGUE a trait again demonstrated when Mlnnesota came back with one Kolander. "It was a regrettable error and run in lis hall of the inning tlnd Lell on bases-Iowa 10, Minne trained oh the world champion St. National league prexy Ford FrIck tied up Ihe ,arne in the lourth. sota 6. Bases on balls-otf Slille we are going to send a second Louis Cardinals as they return to wired permission to the clubs to Minnesota's first two runs were 2. SU'uck out-by Kelley 5, Stille place medal to English and give Sportsman's park for a three STANDINGS use the available 1942 balls, and both unearned. 4, Smith 2. Hits-o(r Stille 8 1n him official recognition," ~aslon game series with the Chicago the Dodgers were the only team Max Land led ott Iowa's 5 2-3 inning . Wlnnjng pilcher declared. Cubs. Mort Cooper and Paul Der- National Leal'llc with, any on hand. opening Inning WlUl n a hit to Kelley. Losing pilcher - Stille. The revised vel'sion has Shy in l'Inger, each of whom was unsuc- W L Pet. That the Cincinnati lledll, I'illht field aod ra ed around the Stolen bases-Uein, Lnnd s, Ebner. first plnce, English second, J ohllny cessful in the inaugural gnmes last BrOoklyn ...... 2 1 .667 whom we picked to win on ba 9 to seore a moment later on Hit by pltcher-I;>y Stille (Hein). Murphy of Notre Dame. third and Wednesday. will be the rival Chicago ... _...... 2 2 .500 pltchl'nc and defense, seem to Don Thomp on's triple. Thomp Wild pitch-Stille, Kelley 2. Bert Lindsey of Texas fourth, pitchers. Cincinnati ...... 2 2 .500 have half of those two traits. son scored the second run on a Umpires-Sammong and J ohn Murphy and English retaining At presehl the Nalional league Pittsburgh ...... ~ 2 .500 The pitchlnl' In the first three wild pitch. son. their original positions. has a si x-way tie ror second place St. Louis ...... 2 2 .500 lantes was superb, but wHen Two sin lIe and n wlld pitch It was also anonunced that, Oh and ule series starting today .Boslon ...... 1 1 .500 tbe club makes lour errors In gnve the Gophers theIr first run, Ihe basis or photographic evi should sort Ihe standings into Phllaqelphia ...... 1 i .5 0Q one came It lOOks like sa.botare. and on rror by Lyle Ebn r, a dence, the placillgs had been al solne explainable order. New York ... ,...... 1 2 .333 just:: bunch 01 allclent marJI1er.s stol n base and a si ngle gave them Bums Use' 42 Ball, tered ill the finnls oC the high In th e American league the un- Sunday'S Results who stoppeth one of three. their second count r. --_..:1 school 440-yal'd relay. beaten New York Yankees will be Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 2 That the Yankees seem to have Atter Minne ota had taken II 7-2 Officials said that apparently an risking their record against the Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 2 everything but DiMaggIo, Henrich, lead, Iowa came b ek to score it Of hers Waif ss '43 error in listing the place-winners tail-end Boston Red Sox, but SL touis I, Ci ncinnati 0 Rolle and a couple of other gUys Insl run in the ei/hth. Smitn was responsible for Ames being baseball people will be more in- Boslon 8, New York 3 who could punch home runs. if singled, dv nced on a ground ball Model Is Corrected credited with third place. Plctures (erested in the way Lefty Marius American Leacue the margin of victory in their llrst and scored on Thompson's second showed thM J)avenport had gained Russo of the Yanks gets along W L Pet. couple of games was any narrower hit. the third spot, behind Fort Madi than in tile score of (he game. New York ...... " ...... 3 0 1.000 it would have to be a fraction. And Thompson led Iowa's eight hit NEW YORK {AP)-The Brook son and Perry, with Ames fourth. RUsso, the champiohs' only ex per- St. Louis ...... 2 1 .667 we can Imagine the reaction of the at! ck as he knocked out a triple lyn DOPiers iot \he jump on the This change al so has been offi ienced so uthpaw, had a sOre arm Cleveland ...... 3 2 .600 late J ake Ruppert, who liked to and single oft the side arm hurlin, other National league clubs in re cially made. all last season and as a reSult Washington ...... 3 2 .600 have his boys win about 19 to 2, ot Kelley. Tommy also drove in lurninJ! to lhe 1942 baseball when Great Lakes Recruits Easton, recovering from a se pitched only two complete games. Detroit ...... 2 3 .400 if he were watching such goings two of Iown's three runs and the 1943 model was found to lle \ vere cold and 80re throat, Ye The Yanks are counting on his Chicago ...... 1 2 .333 on. If these 1 1-4 to 1 scores keep licor d the other one hlmsetr. defective, but the other clubs Athletes vealed that a special honorary recovery this year. Philadelphia .. " ...... 2 4 .333 up the other clubs are going to Landes and Harry Rinkemo also aren'l squawking. Jusl a little en Have Sports Program gold medal will be sent to Harold Boston ...... 1 3 .250 quit spotting Joe McCarthy's team 81 pped out two hits piece for the vious, that's nil. • Osborne, University of Illinois as SundaY's Results the five runs or so they often gave Hnwks. President FOrd Flick sent wires GREAT LAKES, Ill. - It's no sislant track coach, whose 21- st. Louis 5, Chicago 1 (seven it through the locker-room jitters The center 1ielder Btohn and late last week to all National In easy task to provide a ten-sport year-old Drake relays hieb jump innings; second game postponed) before a game. lhe third sacker Schotz were the league clubs aulhorlzing them to program lor a group or 2,000 re record was fractured here Satur Stage Derby Cleveland 4-1, DetrOit 1-4 That Lou Novikoff, the mad big l\.jn. lor Mlnnesot , with each use last year's ball until the cor day when Pete Watkins ot Texas Washington 12-5, Philadelphia Russian who seems to be really cruits all 111 the space of a .few IIccounli~ for three hlt..~. rected 1943 model Is avallnble, A. & M. cleared 6 teet 8 inches. 2-0 mad at the Cubs, js hurting no Jack "R d" Kenney wiU attempt probably In two weeks. Service hours, but that's what confronls Osborne's medal will be in New York 7, Boston 1 body but himsell with his hold to give lown an even break in the The Dodgers apparenlly were each chief specialist under Lt.. scribed: "To a real ehampion- Trials Today PROBABLE PITCHERS out, and if the team sets a winning series today Dnd Norm Gallop, who the only club with the 1942 base When he isn't teaching recruits Comdr. Alden W. Thompson's 1922-1943, hiah jump, Drake re National Lea,ue pace without him he'll be lucky if lost 5-3 to Iowa last year, is ex ba)\s on hand, and they promptly muscular coordination via the lnys." phY'jcal tralnin&: and l'ecreatlon By SID FEDER Chicago at SI. LOUis-Derringer he's allowed to sign a 50-cents-an pected to hurl :Cor Minnesota. put them into play In the games physical training route, you'll rlnd vs. cooper houl' contract. Maybe he has a Saturday and Sunday. EddIe Kazak out on the Brooks progrom every Saturday a er- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) They're running a preview of the Boston at New YOl'k-Tobin vs. legitimate case. We wouldn't Most of the other clubs, queried ifield, Tex., baseball diamond. noon. Lohrman know about lhat, as we don't know as to their re ctions on the use Kentucky derby hete today in two Brooklyn a t Philadelphia Number of Starters Eddie is the boy whom scouts The entire program is financed Iowa Hawkeyes End sections-just like the main event the salary figures involved ex. of the livelier boll by the Dodgers Wyatt vs. Rowe called "the best looking second by the Great Lakes WeUare fund figures to finish on Saturday. cept by hearsay. But at a time while they themselves continued base prospect in the Cardinals' Cincinnati at Pittsburgh-Starr \vhen baseball needs all the har to play with th dead 1948 edition, farm organization." whose resources a I' e derived Season This Week First, Count Fleet, the shortest vs. Klingel' Fix Derby's Value priced f,!Vorite in derby history, mony It can muster, he's the one indicated they would have used the In the first year of his profes- largely through games played by AmerIcan League guy off key. He'd better trade his old baseball had It been avallabl sional btlseball cat'eel', EddIe brOke the station's varsity baseball, will work out the full miJe~and-a Cleveland at Chicago-Harder LOUISVILLE, Ky.-How much With Chicago Series quarter route between a couple of harmonica for a tuning fork. will the 1943 Kentucky derby be Immediately. None has protested every bat ling recol'd ever made football and basketball teams. vs. Lee That, despite the meager lhe use of th. old ba 11 by the the early races on the Churchill SI. Louis at Detroit-HoUings worth to the owner ot the win In the 14-year-old Georgia-Flor- Take lhe 16th Regiment, :for The sports season of 1942-43 Downs card. He'll be all by him crowds rattling around in the ning hor e? Well, \hat's a ques Dodgers. ida league by hitting .378, scoring worth vs. Bridges parks, the general interest in Warren Giles, general manaier 133 runs, smncking 221 sareties, instance, where Ch ief Specialist lor the UniverSity of Iowa wlll self, just as he expects to be in Philadelphia Washington - lion that can't be answered until the big heat. at baseball is as great, If nat the number 01 starters has been of the Cincinnati Reds, said his 45 doubles and winding up with Carl Sorenson is in charge ot the close this week nd, earlier than Wolfe vs. Wynn I'reater, tha.n ever before, and club would have used the old 290 tala) bnses. H was headed weekly drill. It is typical of the Later in the afternoon, 13 oC the New York al Boston-Russo vs. delermined. ever berore, when the baseball other eligibles fot· the $75,000 that the light attendance Is due Here's how it works: It costs baIts had any been on hand, and for Rochester in tho Internatlonal twelve recruit regiments on the learn plays University ot Chicago Hughson purely to the (act so many fans manager Jimmy Wilson of the merry-go-round, will go to the each owner $25 to nominale his league when he enllsted in the station. Sorenson is a rormer In at Chicago. post in the derbY trial stakes at who normally would see the call, filly or gelding for the derby. Chicago Cubs said "anything the army air 101'ces at San Antonio Competition ended last year jn games aren't cround. Dodgers wanL to do is okay with last Oclober. tercollegiute box i n g champioh one mile. The chief reason lor If his thoroughbred soes to the mid-May but this year's record this, outside of picking up the bIg Sergt. HudsoM Thrilled That if they cORsi del' the in post, the owner pays another $500. us; they can use golf balls it lhey Pvt. Phil Gordon, winner of the from Syracuse univerSity. closing is brought about by the &biLity of the Yankees to hoist wnnt to." Duluth open golf toumatoent in end ot a $2,500 purse, nppears to At Defeating Grove The total 1)1 tl'\ese tees iOes to the As soon as the rectllits l'eporl, earHer end of the semester. At be to decide just which horses their league championship pennant owner of the winner. The Pittsburah Pir les used up 1939, and several California tour that, the baseball learn is continu opening day a bad omen, may be a boxing tournament is begun in should be lett home Saturday in CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) And, in addition: Churchill their 1942 balls tn training and the naments, is statloned at the La ing play nearly a week alter the there is somelhing ominous in the Junta, Col., air base .. , Recent the regiment's recreation building. stead of going to the post and get -Sgt. Sid Hudson, tormer WaSh Downs adds $7~,000, of which St. Louis Cardinals returned the semester's dOSing. ting In the way of some fellows fact Leo Durocher'S picture rested old balls to the manufacturer last arrivals at Ft. Sheridan, IlL., in As many as lwenty bouts are run ington Senator pitcher now with $53,500 goes to !pe owner 9£ the Hawkeyes are now in Minne who want to run. on its side on the 11001' in a corner winter but yesterday the Reds, clude Ted Scallisl of Mjldlso~ 0(1 In rapid order nnd then the the army ail' force al waco, Tex., of boss Bl'anch Rickey's office winner and the remainin, $21,500 apolis, playing Mlnnesoln Tuesday The eligibles not included in the has a vivid memory of his "big is divided among tht triliner arid Phillles, Pirates and Cardinals all Wis., Jim Seidl ot Marshueldjr wrestlers take ovel' fOl' as many in the second game of the two-day race include Blue Swords, Amber. when the scribes visited Rickey the revealed that they had placed or Wis., Jim Callen, also of Madison, gest thl'ill" in baseball. other doy. brccder of the winniJlg horse and matches. sel·ieB. They will leave Thursday LigM and Gold Shower. The. Strangely enough, it was neilh the owners, breeders and trainers ders for another supply of last ahd Dave Christen on of Wassau, tor Chicago. That Danny Litwhiler had better Will., all athletes at Ripon college. Anolher group of men is Shower showed today he really can et of the one-hit boll games he or the horses that come in second year's balls. Up to Monday, the leading hilter pour when he wants to, rattling oU stop getting three for four, includ President William F. Benswan Amoua- the pastimers expected marched to the nearby drill hall hurled fo the Senators but a 1 to Ing a home run, as he did against and third. The owner or the horse nmong the men playing regularly a mile over deep footing in 0, 14-inning viclory ovel' the Red that comes in fourth receives gel' at the I'Ii'a tes at llrst sa id he to e a. v 0 r t this year for the where twelve basketball games was Capt. Harold Lind, witH .867. the Dodgers last Saturday or he'll thought lhe 'd hall wDl,1ld be as Great Lakes Na.val Traininl' 1:42 1-5, the fastest it's been done Sox in which hc bestcd the veter $1,000. arc set in time on the spacious Half of his 12 hits were for extra by any derby dandy so ,far, and nn Lefty Grove. find himself an ex-Phil. At least, dead now the new one, but late Ia.tlon are Dan C ey, an Ols( Last year, Mrs. Payne Whitney ns courts. Also in the drill halls, or bases and he led in runs driven in, then went on out the full derby C lim a x ot the whole aUail's, he would it the Phils still were received $64,2U when Shut Out yesterday he announced he had fielder trom Bennlncton, V&., in outside if the weather permits, with 10. Second place was held by bossed by Gerry Nugent. We have the Eastern-Northern leaa-ue ; route in 2:09 1-5. The only ~ther Hudson said on a recent visit came in ril·st. The 1942 derby, changed his mind and ordered 40 relay races of mililary nature are Lyle Ebner, with .357. Harry Rin dash of the day that had the raiL an idea th at Bill Cox will get dozen of last year's supply. "We Vern Frelburl'er, Cedar Rapids, home, was when Grove, nol!cd for "l'ichest derl:ly of ah," grossed run. And It wouldn't be the nnvy kema ranked second in runs driven birds chirping was a :47 1-5 halI hi s fiery temper and laconic some fancy oHers for the out $86,250. want to get any possible advan Ia.; Tom Mlddell, Newport if a score or more tug-o'-war in, with 8, although his batting fielder. If he sells him we'll know News, and Carl Flore of the mile blowout by The Count. speech, stalked into the Washing tage out of the old balls before contests weren't conducted. average was only .218. Warren Wright's Ocean Wave, ton dresing room aHcr the game. it is the sa me old Phils. the remakes nre available," he Scranton, Pa" clubft With the coming of spring !roft- There's a chance that thc Hawk- impressive winner of the Blue "Kid, you've got more guts than That when the White Sox can Former Dodger Easey explained. Boxers ore numerous In thc score the winning r uns aga insl the SUre d ball has been added to the pro- eyes may play the Chicago series grass stakes la t week and trained any youngster I've seen in years," comPel Hurls Shutout Game l'rick sal,4. the. .maWlil/oCtu rers armed torees and have already grain. Another group of campan- without Roy Stille, No. 1 pitcher. Browns wilhout a hit, it would dIstinguished themselves Ln ac as "fil" as a made-to-order suit, he told the weary Hudson, turned entiou' naq an. ainple suppJ,y or the 1942 les takes a turn at the outdoor Stille, who reports for marine o(fj naturally is the head man 01 the and walked out. seem that too much fuss is being F6r N~vy Air Sfation ba 11s Qn hand. lo fake care of all tion. Among illose at Great Lakes made about whether the ball is uled fc obslncle course, and still others celiS' training at Parris Island, big trial field. But he's going to Monda clubs during lbe eme~·g ency. who are awaiting assignments are: fast or slow. compete In rop~ cUmbing relays. S.C. May 6, may be unable to need his running shoes to roll Stirn NORFOLK, Va. (AP)-Hugh F'rick coUed at Ihe idea he was Gene McCovern, Granite City, Ill.; Some 250 to 300 men are taken make the trip because of personal ChamP Fresh.man Casey, formel'ly of the Brooklyn Bob Cole, Chicago; Larry Orlando, home over such as Seven Hearts, EAST LANSING, Micn. (AP) 000 mE breaking an inter-league agree to the swimming pool lor an hour aftairs preparatory to leaving. who knoc.ked him olf by four Dodgers, I'ltched n no-hit, no-run ment in authorizing the use of the Detroit; Jack Masterson, Detroit; Roberl K. Allwllrdt, from Battle c!asSifi of recreation swimming, and even Tom Farmer, the hard-hitting lengths in Ute Arkansas derby; and of game yesterday as the Norfolk old ball. Billy Caldwell, Lognrisport, Ind.; a table tennis tournament is en- second baseman who has a .450 Creek, is the first freshman to win Slide Rule and Twoses, the W. E. one 01' nnval air slntiOl) snapped th& .5- "Th~e is nothiJli 0 the book Dick Acton, Cleveland; J a c k gineered. [lverage, is thl'ough competition a Michigan State college varsity game winning streall or the Nor hat reqUIres the two majQr leagues Burke, Pittsburgh, lind Clinton Boeing "Bombers"; No Wril).kles, award since 1918. Allwardt es A lataI of 200 games in the ten because of a knee injury suffered the hope of Mrs. Ethel V. MarS for f(llk naval training stallon, .4 to o. to use the same ball," he ex Angle, Everett, Ky. sports is about average for the af- in warm-up drill prior to the first tablished a new swim\iling rec LAST TIME TODA Y---: A crowd of 5,000 tens who pur ppined. "Simply got together and Former Penns,.lvanla AAU her second derby winner, and ord in the 220-Y81'd tree style ternoon. The Saturday program Wisconsin game last Friday. Burnt Cork, the pride and joy of Tin Pan Alley J ('.based nearly $100,000 in war atreed 0 use a ball that met cer handball champion Malcolm is designed with a two-fold pur- I Iowa, LIP to the Minnesota series, event during a recent meet. Robe bonds, saw the gam!!. Phli Rizzuto, lain speciflcaHons. The new ball Dorfman Is eompetlne In various Mr. Benny's Rochester of the 01 Un\1 pose of providing recreation and had a batting average of .271, hav radio. Seven Sweethearts ex-New York Yankee, spearhead did not meet the specifications. It ~ets as a represenlatlve of at the same time hardenlng mus- ing made 75 hits. Opponents had Smith ot the t~ainin, s tation team, went was admittedlY defective. Will Rorers field, Okla... Verne' cles for the rigors of sea duty.. 218 on 63 hits. .~I" "II~r;_I"IIII11~ii. hitless rOl' the first time this ','1 have received no protests Amone the haseball players at •• stores I Du ring the week instructors de- ~ ~ ~( spring. (rom any source, and expel!t none. st. Mary's collel'e, Cal., Navy vole themselves to special classes ======iI • I j Starts Tomorrow! Moines I took the actiop on my oYlJl initia Pre-Fli&'ht school are John Cu and individual instruction. sat-; I plta! 81 Hve, as It wa tHe lbiichl tbing ter and Lowell McGinnis from tel Fori Pro Woman. Jockey. drdays the recruits get a chance HELD OVER! fo do. The OQdgers had nolhing to V.C.L.A.· .. BlII Caldwell, Mar to put into practice the things they HELD OVER In First ~Ig Race do with it. Brilhch R1cke~ (Dodger quette university lootbaUer, Is have been learning all week. firesident) did not eveh cohtact aD aviation cadet at Fresno, CaL PIER II To F BALTIMORE (AP)-Juqy John m concerning tHe ball. It's Lieut. (jg) Jack Elder of the .... LYNN BARI· LLOYD NOLAN The son, 29-year-oJd Washlriktonian "I am thinklng of ili~ farts. Base qnited States navy now. The Stuffy Greatest of All presenl the ball faces a tough enough year as former Notre Dame track and JOAN VALERIE· DOUGLAS FOWLEY who was Ucensed as f1.rst pre wlth V fessional woman jockey in Mary it is without bontlnuink pJay with football star, who has been ath- BOSTON, Mass. (AP)-General land by the . state. racing commis a dead ball and thus alienating 1etic director of the Catholic Manager Eddie Collins of the Bo~ AND COMPANION FEATURE "Sonab sion, i:s scheduled to have the the spectators. You can imagine Youth organization recently re- ton Red Sox says Stufty Mclnms, from 3: mount 011 the jumper Lone Gallant £he fans' reaction in K0ing to a ported to Dartmo~th college at the great first baseman ot two JOAN The Stra\IaJ today at Piihlico. iitl."e and watchirlg well-hit baUs Hanover, N. H., ror duty. I decades ago, was one 01 the best BDNEn Man tone p Miss Johnson, who has been plop feebly Into fielders' hands." College ath1eles at the Athens, handlel'S of thrown balls he ever flANCl1 Thurad I Married, ti a licen sed ttaiher !or seve~al tommissioner K. M. Landis' of Ga" Navy Pre-Flight school in- saw in his long major league LODD lIle. ' elude Ronald A. Featherstone, car~r . years, has had consJd~rable rillin' fic~ declined comment on a theory ;--___ Added 8It5___ ., LlOYD ANNt. OTTO j Texas A. & M.; Charles T. Green, ------ experience but has never before that the Brooklyn james with the I W started in a recognized race. old ball might be thrown O\tt. The Marion Military institute; James Forc ~t; J bhn L. Owens, Abilene "Army Air Force Band" KOLAI . STD ' KlUGD C. Shoffner and Henry F. Bran college; Johh H. Bowers Jr., Iowa The Lone Gallant was aiven only an commissioner's- office \ias main "Food for Fighters" lI'iLl en outside chance to win th.e Plmlico tained a discreet sHence since an don, Tennessee state college; State; Howard N. WestbrOOK, Cohill Freddie Martin Orch. in LATEST NEWS Family Admissions tomort Scott O. Wright, Central college, Baylor; and Harold E. Walters, , steeplechase, first eveill on todiiy'S nouncing Giles' protest over the Mayor of UUi Street • the Cn card. n E:W ball a week BgO. Fayette, Mo.; Carl F. Sapp, Wake University of Kansas. L .,.'.. -. . . -. = 'l'llF.SDA y, APRIL 27, 1943 THE D AIL Y lOW A N. lOW A - CIT Y. lOW A PAGE FIVE Combine Student Units Presbyterian Group ing positions for next year should Nebtaskans Protest War Bond Campaign Plans Potluck lunch noUfy the edUcational placement Among Of Congregational, office of their change oC address. OPA Revamping Plan Methodist Churches Concludes This Week An all day meeting will be hc.Jd FRAN E t. CA {P. Iowa City People by group If of the Presbyterian The Congregational and Metho church tomorrow in the home of E. R. C. Clyde Herring Meets Johnson county has attained Mrs. Robert Breese, 926 Bowery Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Houghton dist student groups, which have All students in tne .l!:nlisted Re - $1,003,700 of its $1,060,000 goal for Street. With Gr()up to Iron Jr. and Mrs. John WiUia.ms, all combined for the summer session, war bond investments in the sec There will be a potluck luncheon serve Corps who plan to apply fOI o~ Red Oak, spent the weekend in wlU sponsor a mixer Saturday eve Out Main Difficulties ond national bond campaign, at noon and the remainder oC the admission to the next freshman Ic.wa City visiting Hiram Clark ning at the Congregational church day will be spent in Red Cross class In the college of medicine Houghton, AS. Frank D. Wilhams :md Ben S. WASHINGTON (AP)-Repl'e at 8 o'cloCf. Sewillg· should obtain application forms The mixer will be planned with Summerwill, county co-chairmen, immediately'trom the o(1ice of the sentative Curtis (R., Neb,) and • • • ------Ens. and Mrs. V. G. He(te left a carnival theme and will conclude announced yesterday afternoon. registrar. four Lillcoln businessmen reported yesterday mornLng tor Waukegan, with social dancing. All other The campaign, which began OFFICIAL BULLETIN Applications should be returnet. yesterday they felt "some good was Ill., where they will make their church groups are invited, and April 12, will continue through (Continued lrom page 2) to this offJce as soon as possible accomplished" in a meeting with home. Ensign Helte is' stationed at invitations will also be issued to Friday. • and should indicate that the appli oliicials of the office of price ad Great Lakes in Chicago. Mrs. the meteorological students. The nation's goal is set for $13,- to belp war refugees. Very good cant is in the enlisted resellve ministration at which they pro Herte, the former Miriam Smith, AN other student church groups 000,000,000. uses will be made of civilian corps. tested an OPA order revamping daughter of Mr. and Mfs. Charles are invited to combine with the clothes which are no longe-r HARRY G. BARNES its setup in Nebraska. Smith, 424 Clark street, was grad Congregationalists and Methodists. needed. Boxes have been placed BePstrar Id The group met with Clyde L. uated Sunday from the college of Those interested may see Warren, Will Meet Tomorrow in all dormitories, housing units, Herring, senior OPA administra commerce. Paige, AS of Waterloo, or Edward Mrs. Irving Schaefer, 731 E. sorority and fraternity houses. FRENCH LUNCHEON r; tive assistant and former senator J . Vorba, A2 of Traer. Burlington street, will be hostess GLENN EVERETT All students interested in speak )'rom Iown, instead ot with Price to the Young Lutheran Dames ChaIrman, AFSC drive Ing French are invited to meet for Administrator Prentiss M. Brown o M 1Mb r Haiphong, on the Gulf of Ton- club tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. lunch in Iowa Union cafeteria at as originally planned. BrOWn, they e 0 oy em eS kin, was the first port developed Assisting her will be Mrs. John FUTURE TEACHERS noon April 28. that said, was forced to cancel the ap Plan Two Meetings by the French in Indo-China. Wolz. All students interested in teach- MARTHA LE~[AIRE PUTTER ason pointment because of illness. , the Some Opposition Two meetings will be held by POPEYE y as "We expressed opposition," Cur members of DeMolay this week. ~ggy tis told a reporter, "to splitting up OfIicers will be elected at a take Nebraska by placing some of the business session tomorrow night at counties under the Sioux City of 7:30 in the Masonic temple. ould fice, others under a new office at Members of DeMolay will exem with North Platte and sti ll others under plify t.he two degrees before the able one to be established at Omaha. AMONG OTHER THINGS, axis forces cornered in northeastern Tu Masonic lodge Thursday at 7:30 I the We asked that the state setup be nisia. lace the growine problem of supplies as allied air and lla val p. m. in the Masonic temple. base left alone, wit.h the headquarters rorces pound ceaselessly at tbe shippilll' lanes between Italy and ; the at Lincoln retained. Tunisia. This spectacular . S. army air forces photo shows a. 6,000- The use of leather by fighting obe ''Herring was inclined to agree ton axis cargo vessel being blown to smithereens ort Bl2erte. It ap men is estimated at 10 times thaI ams, with us on retention of state line parently was carrying ammunition, or civllians. Ihen idea but that others in the setup 1rick inherited from Leon Henderson IS to are against it." and On Trad~ Territory lea.m Curtis said that several oj Hcrr ing's aides a Iso were in on the Daily Iowan Want Ads conference and that "they insisted that the pUm was based on trade territory and cited Omaha as the HOUSES*** FOR SALE itEiP*** WANTED BLONDlE CHIC YOUNQ wholesa le center for Nebraska." CLASSIFIED "When I called their attention," ADVERTISING Six-room house. Fireplace. Man- STUDENT GIRL to work for he said, "to the fact that under ville Heights, close in. For sale board, room and small salary. their very plan three-fourths of RATE CARD by OWner. Terms. P. O. aox 659 . Phone 4850. Nebraska isn't even under the Omaha office, they didn't have any , CASH RATE SUMMER COTTAdES STUDENT gil' I to do housewodt answer." lor 2 days- Five-room summer collage ut in exchange fOI ' room. Phone have The Lincoln men werl! George 10c per line per day L a k e Macbridc. Lal'ew '0. 4818, Prefcl'ably evenings. Holmes, H. F. McCulla, Ernest 3 consecutive days- rich, 7c per line 'per day Phone 9681. guys Smith and R. E. Campbell. They WAN TED - CONSTRUCTION l~tt immediatel y after the conter 6 consecutive days- COTTAGE aL Lake Macbride. All LAB 0 R IMl\fEDlATELY. 6 I. If 5c per line per day DAYS, 9 HOURS, 80c PER HOUR. first ence for New York to participate modern conveniences. AVailable 1 month- TIME AND ONE HALF' FOR ALL )wer in the United States Chamber of 4c per ltne per day May 1. Mrs. C. H. Munson, Whi Commerce meeting~. ting, Iowa. OVERTIME. A: FARNELL And -Figure 5 wo~s to line Minimum Ad- 2 lines BLAIR, PERSONNEL OFFICE, f the APARTMENTS GATE 1, SCHICK GENERAL dto HOSPITAL, CLINTON, IOWA. I to 2, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FURNISHED five-room apad- DEFENSE WORKERS DO NOT lings ment. Also unfurnished two- APPLY. Announce May 50c col. inch I'oom apartment; rent of this ______keep Or $5.00 per month g to apartment may be paid in ourL WANTED - fuJI and port-time leam A:ll Ws,nt Ads Cash in Advance by janitOr Service. Larew Co. fountain girl. Cash salary. CLARENCE GRAY gave Ration'SIalrifjs Payable at Daily Iowan Busi Phone 9661. Apply Ford Hopkins, tters ness office dally until 5 p.m. FURNISHED apartment for rent. WANTED-Night bus boy. Apply Cancellations must be called In Larew P 1 urn bin g Company. }{ostess at Huddle. mad DES MOINES (AP)~Red ration Phone 9681. • eally stamps F, G, Hand J in War Ra before 5 p.m. no- lion Book Two will become valid Responsible for one incorrect ROOMS FOR RENT WANTED - Fun and part-time lold fol' the use of consumers during insertion only. waitress. Apply Hostess Oil' .ning May, the Des Moines district of- REDECORATED furnished rooms Huddle. {y it fice of price administration an for women. 3 blocks from cam -an nouhced yesterday. Each series pus. 112 E. Bloomington street. LAUNDRY WORKERS apply in as a i5 good for 16 ration points, DIAL ~191 phone 2671. person. New Process Laundry ldn't ------:-----:- 313 S. Dubuque. Red stamps are used for buying L!::====:=::;:=:====::J DOUBLE ROO~ and garage. One ------:---- :now meats, cheese, butter, other fats, * * * block from campus. Phone 5798. FURNITURE MOVING ex oils and canned fish. * * * ti me stamp F becomes valid May 2, * * * 'APPROVED double and single BLECHA TRANSFER and STOR- har stamp G May 9, stamp H May 16 • • • rooms for men. Shower. 529 AGE. Local and long . distance one and stamp J May 23. Expiration * * * N. Dubuque. Phone 2037. hauling. Dial 3388. e his drte for all {o ur stamps is May 31. It was also announced that red PORTRAITS FOR BOYS - two double rooms CARL ANDERSON Iger with private bath. Also one MAHER BROS. TRANSFER HEN,-R_Y--,... _____----. stamp E, which became valid Sun- MODERN PORTRAITS. Young's double, two half-double rooms. 32 the For Efficient Furniture Moving r-<:~~_.::"~~--__:----, day, will be good through May 31. Studio. Norlh of City Hall. Open E. Bloomington. r------.... ,------, In Red stamps A, B, C and D ex- Ask About Our pit-e at midnight, April 30. Blue Sunday. not APPROVED single rooms for men. WARDROBE SERVICE WEATHER and stamps D, E and F, for processed SERVICES 714 Iowa avenue. :Phone 3059. 8uLLE.TlN dile foods all expire at midnight, April DIAL - 9696 - DIAL SUN :ans 30. TYPING-Editing thesis, play, and Large double room. Unusually ======:::= SHOWERS the book manuscrip(s a specialty. good accommodations. Men or TOOAY Neat, accurate work. Mrs. Fred graduate gil·ls. Phone 2017. INSTRUCTION I in erick Monroe, 393 Memorial Dr. --- DANCE INSTRUCTION tap, S.E., Cedar Rapids. Phone 29307. Three singl~ rooms. Other rooms ballroom and ballet. Harriet hoist Draft .Jroubles available April 26. APPROVED. Inant Stimson Opposes Bill Have your refrigerator checked Men. Also nn apa~lment. 14 N. _W_a_I_S_h._D_ia_l_5_1_2_6_. ______aybe now! CONNER'S REFRIGERA Johnson. Phone 6403. DANCING LESSONS-ballroom 1 the Deferring Fathers TOR SF-RVICE. Didl 7760. ested ATTRACTIVE ROOM. Graduate ballet-tap. Dial, 7248. Mimi )rner student or couple. Hot water. Youde Wuriu. WASHINGTON (AP)-Secre- ____WANTED____ - LAUNDRY___ _ ,ffice Refrigerator. Available immed- =:::::::::::::::::::::==:::=== y the tary Stimson, declaring that LAUNDRY-Shirts 9c. Flat finisb, iate}y. 310 N. Gilbert. TRAIN WITH OTHER SUI "great opportunities are now de 5c pound. DIAL 3762. Long- _""""'_____ :-- __-:---1 STUDENTS IN SHORT COURSES eHer veloping for us to end the war as streth. ROOMS tor girls. Close in. Dlnl STARTING APRIL 26. ;lud quickly as possible," opposed yes 2705. Shorthand and Typing terday the enactment of legislation PLuMBING Brown's Commerce Colleqe PAUL ROBINSON ainst CAR RENTAL he'll which would bar the induction this WANTED; Plumbing lVld beating. Iowa City's Accredited Business .. :- ~GCNEf2Nt-ilEl'JT year of fathers married prior to School. Over Penney's Store least, Larew Co., 227 E. Washington. RENT A CAR. B. F. Carter. Dial Dial 4682 $AYS n.IE'i'(2E were Pearl Harbor. Phone 9681. 4691. pUr A CEILING have The senate military affairs com VE'GEfAB LES .' get mittee made public Stimson's let- out ter. Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.) is seeking to grant the blanket de- moW ferment, for the l'emainder of 1943, can through an amendment to a mea sure dealing with unemployment t the I ,ould compensation benefits for consci entious objectors. This is sched lelng uled 101' senate consideraLion next III is Monday. Stimson said more than 8,000,- 000 men were deferred in the SA classification up to J an. 1, 1943, and of thc3e about 6,000,000 have ~ one or more children under age 18. BY GENE AHERN Att~nd SAY, USiEN,"'\tIHY 'OONT INOEED ,Sill., I\_L HAVE' Meeting 'IOU I WAf, ONCE Robert E. Neff, administrator 'IOU 511:NJ 'IOURSELF UP • 1OCoN""""" IN "HE A,.TIC WITH A ", 5 EN S",TIOtJ ,,'T nlE or University hospitals; Harold A. MFTROPOU'T"-N , •• • MOUTHORGAN"TO COMPOSE V . Smith, assistant administrator, and "HAT VlCiOR't' SONG ?--. ACK .. KAFF ..1(Io.1=F ." WOUI.O Verne A. Pangborn, director of I 'IOU KINDL..Y E)(TlNClUlSH for ieallv 'fOU'RE DRIVING us "Lt_ J slores at the ~ospitals, are in Des 'DAFFY ONE-FINGERING PIPE, OR ""'KE .,. OU'TSIDE? Moines attending the Iowa Hos iHE 'PI .... NO AND SINGING -rw-" Mt"J{'TURE OF UNT pital association lonvention in Ho WITH THAT MIL.E -BRAY ANP PENCIL 5W'-VlNG5 Efficient Advertising '1OU SMOKE WIL.L 'RASP tel Fort Des Momes. 'BARrrONE OF 'TOURS .r 'T\1E CELL..O · LlkE QUALITY OF I.fI:( VOICE! I To' Ptay Haydn, Mozart Use A Daily Iowan The Iowa UnioPn radio hour will presen~ Haydn's "The Oreation with Verdure Clad" and Mozart's ,ClassifieH ld "Sonata in A Major" this afternoon from 3:35 to 4 o'clock, and Richard Strauss' "Don Juan," Opus 20, a tone poem after Nicolas Lanau, Thursday afternoon at the same time . . Win Kave l'u.I\'cheol\ IJIAL491 The recular weekly luncheon will entertiin members of Altrusa tomorrow noon at 12 o'clock in -- " the cafeteria of Iowa Union. "'---~------..---..I PAGE SIX THE 0 A I L Y lOW AN, lOW A CIT Y, lOW A Tur.:SDAY, APRIL 27. 1943 , TIME FOR STUDY Heads Council To Name City Former Students- Rifes Will Be Today Serving Ihe Nalion i For J. Walter Hotz Dog (atcher Funeral service will be held at -Former Iowa t:itians St. Milry's church at 10 o'clock Illis morning Ior J. Walter Hollo Members of Council I• Mrs. Ollvc. J*. Park* *of Sloan has Ill., who recel\'cd* * *his M.A. degree• 159, 618 N. Dodge street. Move to Safeguard I'eceh'ed word that her 'on, Lieut. at Ihe Unh'er:;ity of Iowa, re M.·. Hotz dild at 6:4 5 p. m. Sat Frank A. Park. stationed in ceived his silver bombal'dier's urday. He was the son of Jacob I.C. Victory Gardens Hawaii. has recently rccell'ed his wings and comrrll!,ion as a second and Delia lIotz and was born in captain's commission. lieulenant at the army nirforce l(lwa City on January 10, 1884. The city council last night took Captain Park has been in the school at Midland, Tex. His wife preceded him in death steps to put through an ordinance serviee ~inee July, 1941, and was Lieutcnant Turner is an alum in 1938. forbidding dogs to leave their recently lIppoinled company com nus of Phi Sigma Epsilon fI'Hler Mr. Hotz ii survived by two mander. Before his enlistment, nlty. o;!ughters. Mrs. Keith W. Bush or masters' prc.mise union leash he WliS a studcnt at thc Univertiity • Iowa City, and )\.[rs. CIiICord N. as a move to sa[eguard Victory I of Io\\'a. o. Rol:erl Harold White, SOl, of Bauscrman; three gl'tlndchildren. gardens ur.der cultivation through A. F. White, 323 apitol Dawn Marie Bau 'erman, Stevcll out the town. Naval A\'I~ti~n Cadet .' ran ftred, has ct'mpletcd the course Bauserman, and Jcrry Bush; on sl~tcr, Mrs. Cal'l Diclz, Rock 4 - The council also gave Mayor cls Ledyard Whisler, SOli of 1\lr. a\ Ihe Georgia Navy Fre-FIi¢ht pnd .'Ire. G. n. Whhler of 6JO scho el at Athl'ns, Ga., and has I;:nel; four brothers, Arthur M. Wilber J. Teeters Cree rein to Oakl'\lld avenue, has loeen tran - beell ordcrc,' 10 the naval air Hotz of lowll City. Lou HOtl of select a city dogcatcher to serve GARTH McCONNELL, C3 of 6us H:.mmond, Ind.. Ralph Holl of --- ferred tc Ihe naval air 'rainin~ station at nrplan, Okla., for for a temporary period. Mayor sey, Phi Delta Theta, Is the lIew center at CorJIU~ Christl, Tex. primary flight trainillg. Rockford, III., and Guy Hall of Teeters said he would consult with pre Idcnl of the Inter-Fraternity Whi~lcr is a graduate of Pnlo White was ;rralluated from Clevelillld, Ollio. Pollee Chief Harland Sprinkle in 'council for the summer session. SI. Allo hi h ~chocl. P;'lo Alto. Calir., City high chool in I9~0 and al Burial will be made at Jo regards to the appointment. The I lie succeeds Reeves Hall, A3, of .eph's cemetery. The rosary was and allended both Durlmouth col tendell HII' university. where he Mason City, igma u. Jack lc police department has been handl Il'ge and Menlo junior college, completed CAA primary train recitec:\ last night in the Hohen ) ing all complaints on dogs to date. Carlhy. C3 of Webster City, was schuh Illortunry. Menlo Park, Calil. While in col ing. While at the uniVersity, n31l}ed secretary - treasurer. TIle Street Commlslloner WhHe was slereoty per for Thc lege, he was a member of Phi executive council members are Frcd Gartzke, city engineer, Daily IOW311 . Della Theta fralernity and IVon Juhn Doran. A3 or Boollc; Bud was appointed street comm1ssioner his varsity lellcr in rugby. • • y 4,000 SUI Alumni, to serve at a salary of $1 a year IN THE PROGRA 1 set up for Ihe students at Ihe pre-meteorology scbool. 31 hours each week are 'de- Cadet Whi sler began hiS naval Houghton, A4 cf Rcd Oak, a.nd Auxiliary M II I' ve l Margaret lac Thorson, F3 of AkrOIl, ' Ohio. Students Serving and Charles Seemuth was selected voled to class, lecture alld supervised study pl us 15 hours a week for free hldy pcriod~. In the above nvialion career at the Iowa Navy t DI ais of 125 " E. College street u~ to selove as street foreman. picture fOllr of the pre-m I orologlsls are shown preparing their lesson for tJoe fCl)!Ol':ill'f dav. \¥hlle Pre-Flight school. has completed basic training a~ the In Armed Forces oC Th bond and signed contract In training at the school herr, Ine men receive a preliminary backC'round In malhematics, physics, reog- I • • • W AAC iraining center at Ft. Oe ~ To Attend Meeting Ira C. Montgomery, new city raphy and humanities. A\ lulion Cadet Harry lIor8- Moines and has been selected lor Dr. Phillip C. Jeans, head oC the More Ihan 4,000 graduates and garbage collector. tOt· $13.600 for a . - ilia n received word at 1,11 8 home speclali t training in bakers and pediatrics department, will attend former students of the University As two year term, beginning May I, in e,'ada. Iowa. that he had cooks 3choo!. the nutrition meeting ot the Na of Iowa are now serving in the was approved. Under the terms oC Dr. J. A. Greene Joins Armed Forces been as l,med to the Iowa Navy .. • • tional Research council, Friday in anned forces, many overseas, ac the contract, Montgomery must Returns to Un iversity First Band Rehearsal Dr. George L. P arkin, instructor Pre-Flight school here tor his Harold J. Riecke, son of MI·s. Chicago. cording to the list which is kept make collections at least once a in mldical theory and practice, three- monlh pre-flight training. Edna C. Riecke, 308 S. Johnson, C(lnstantly up-to-date by the Sic week from Dec. 21 to March 21 and After Taking Course Of Summer Semester left yesterday to join Ihe armed Cadet lIorsman ls a graduat.e hilS completed his three-month'; don a~ second lieu lenan t. His alumni of!ic~. at least twice a week during the Corces at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. of the University of Iow8. course at the army