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FATS, "_"TS. book fn. rtol da.pI A1 ~ •• r" at ,ood tllroa,lI Ocl, 81; f'1 IllfO." au .... '1Ifo.,. Cloudy Noy. 10; 1.1 llar ..,b IU .t .. tb',,,,,, D... 11: JU hon, ~n,1I VI , ••• 1~~.rIl "sa. ~ 1110b.... k ft.. llA1II, .. 1904 for II.. POllll'. u.r ..... f •• · n.. '.018, . IOWA: Parll7 cloudy Thmday boolr. Ibroe .. Irp ...... tamp' 1. ~ •••! • '0.' 1114.,1- ullelJ. THE DAILY IOWAN anoi Fri4:1'f. Ipens Iowa City's Morning' Newspaper #' :'lVE CENTS 1'81 .IIOCIATID ..... IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25,1945 TBI AlIOClAT" P .... VOLUME xxn NUMBER 27
-t of the lit\j. • hestra will 'at ler the dlret. reeley Clapp _ae epartrnen~ .i ur u ent oVle trie I.on loungt. Ich Is be~ I, consiils ~ -five of th Unsung Heroine British, Dutch Asked FORREST AL HITS ARMY-NAVY MERGER the orches~ ~nate Okays Tax Reduction; Employes Vole Green Orders . tonight YiIU IC apPe~ To Remove Tags (Beethoven' ~uggests Further (uts in Bill On Lend-Lease Arms On GM Strike Film Strikers grin".' (war· J, lIC Sketches" . WASHINGTON (AP)-The sen selections _ IItvoted last night to reduce taxes 000,000. Conferees expect to hold Indonesians Request No Progress Made ft,?88,OOO,OOO next year, accepting their first session Friday. American CommiHees By Wage Conferences Back 10 Work IIIIi·minute changes which added The bill which emerged from the he symphOllJ sena I.e proposes the following re ed. Untill93t If1 iS,OOO,OOO to previously o.p Financial Advice In Breaking Stalemate Prof. Prlllk duction: Action Follows 4-Hour ~cuts. W ASlllNGTON (AP) - The lead of lllUs~ 'I!le bill , approvcd by a voice Individual income taxes, $2,- DETROIT (AP)-Hourly-rated Conference of AFL, During lilt .. alter n single day's debate, 644 ,000,000. United States has asked the Brit employes of General Motors Corp. ..Arthur C. JII5 back to the house, which in Corporation taxes, $2,934,000,- ish and Dutch to take the Ameri cast ballots today in the biggest Motion Pidure Heads llSIC at CeIi. In probability will send it to a sen 000. can label oL(lend-lease arms they strike referendum )'et conducted s college, di. ,..house conference committee Repeal of use tax on automobiles use to put down restive natives in under government aUlfpices. Mean By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rhat autllJnm ,.. adjustment of difCerences be and boals, $140,000,000. Java and Indo-China, Secretary of while, corporation and worker rep The nation's oldest labor dis Ime the eoQ. tween the two chambers. The Repeal of 1941 excise taxes on State Byrnes disclosed yesterday. resentatives continued negotlatio~ pute. the eight-month, violence iIoUSIl bill, passed two weeks ago, sporting goods, stoves, electrical This country objects to use of over a demand [or'SO percent wage marked tilm studio strike, was Sigma Alpha Episoln VB. Delta appliances, business machines, and lend-lease munitions in situa.tlons rate increase. . called off yesterday after an In orority photographic apparatus, $70.000,- having political connotations, he The wage conferences appar dustry-labor conference in Cin - '- 000. told a news conference. enUy made no progress in break cinnatI. Memben Tt e miscellaneous excise tax This policy of objection applies ing the staJemate betweelJllhe cor- AFL President William Green fKlkun Quisling Dies items were incorporated in one of everywhere, inc Iud I n g South announced the federation's exe 1 sorority ~ the last-minute changes. Senator America, he asserted. Venezuelan BULLI'!TIN cutive council had directed "all a of Barbara lefore Taft (R .• Ohio) called them "Leon revolutionists use d lend -lease DETROIT (AP)-FIrI't re'_ striking employes to return to a City; Joan Firing Squad Henderson levies" and explained equipment in their recent, success Iaat nI.. ht ahowec1 that General work immediately." These have ity; Dorothy that they were put on in the early ful uprising. Motors corpOraUoD W 0 rite r • been estimated to number be ter Oity, and Claims Innocence days ot the war emergency, not as The request for the removal of voted he.vlly In lavor of a .trlke tween 3.000 and 7,000. A2 of Des revenue producers but as deterenta the United States emblem. Byrnes to "PpOri their de_Del for a- Terminaton of the strike was ny yesterday But King Refuses to the use of strategic materials. said, does not mean that countries 31 perileD' w ...e mCll'eue. ordered as Hollywood police Reprieve Appeal Unless the house insists on reduc using the arms in political situa The nation-wide e lee tI 0 n, SICtUARY O' THE NAVY Jamea V. Forreltal 11 .hown appearing arrested between 600 and 700 ing all wartime excise levies, re- ONE OF THE unsung heroines of tions will be asked to pay Mr uken amoue the corporation'. betON the Senate military a.1falrl committee U he lold Congreu persons in mass roundups of pick peal of the "Hendet"Son taxes" will the underground war agaInst the them. mMe ,baD S...... worken, was the proposed Army-Navy merger plan 18 "ul\8Ound." He recom ets and strike sympathizers at the OSLO (AP)-Vidkun Quisling, not be pressed by the senate con Germans In Holland Is Mra. Pa mended In.tead that War, Navy and State department authorltle. be -- Other officials said that the conduete4 II), the naUonal labor Paramount and RKO studios. with his wife's appeal rejected by ferees. linked under a national aecurity council. ([ nurnlltional Sflundnltn,o.' tricia van DeJden, above, AmerI relations boarCl. Jurisdictional Dispute !be king, stumbled through murky Another Republican. Vanden can cJUzen and graduate of the guns, tanks and planes in the hands of various Allled armies In calling off the movie strike nin to a traitor's death before I;l berg of Mich., added the other University of Southern California. which started as an AFL juris firing squad early yesterday in floor amendment. It would give 'Mrs. van D~lden married a Dutch over the world are beyond the con poration and the United Automo dismal Execution Square of an- small corporations limited relief engineer In 1939 and went to Hol trol of the United States and vir bile Workers (CIO). The union dictional dispute on March 12, tually nothing can be done to pre negotiators, headed by youthful, Shoe Rationing Nears Green said the AFL executive denl, forboding Akershus Fortress. from the excess profits tax on their land to live. She W8ll In France Marines Fight when the Nazis invaded the Neth vent their employment In any way red-haired Wllller P. Reuther, a council directed that for 30 days Then crack riflemen of the Nor- 1945 income, by providing that the UAW-CIO vice-preSident, have the International unions affected ,tgian military pol ice-youths combined credits and exemption erlanda, and sbe entered the oc the leaders of those armies choose. End; Prospects Good cupied country by concealing her- Byrnes was asked who actually maintained a 30 percent wage in were to make "every attempt" IlIICt lorced to flee from the Quis- against the tax shall not be less owns this lend lease equipment. He crease can be paid and the corpor to settle the questions. ling regime and Nazi occupation I than $25.000. It does not affect 8elf In a German munitions train. Merger Plan said that was a question he could ation boost its )lrofit.s by "at least For 1946 Tire Supply Then a committee of three 01 Norway-snuffed out the life of large corporations which already Thereafter she played a major not very well anlfwer at the mo $100.000,000" a year out of postwar members from the internationals tb e chunky, pallid, 58-year-old have more than $25,000 in credits role In the resistance movement. ment because there were about earnings; the corporation has as puppet premier at 2:40 a. m. (7:40 and exemptions. Her husband, betrayed to the ges WASHINGTON (AP) - The WASHINGTON, (AP) - Offi are to determine within another tapo for his underground activi three different master lend lease serted no increase can be given ·fighting history af the marine cial discussions of when to end 30 days all jurisdictional questions ~ m" CST Tuesday.) Changes recommended by the wlthout corresponding increases In , senate finance committee in the ties died In a NaZI concentration agreements with dillerent coun corps was stacked up yesterday shoe rationing narrowed tenta still unsettled. Only hours before King Haakon camp. MfS. van Delden is now In tries which make dl:l'ferent pro the cost of ita product. against congressional proposals for tively yesterday to a choice of 'I'he strike was called off after bad spurned an appeal il'om Quis- tax bill passed by the house were the United States lectllr1ng on be visions for the ownerShip of mili The strike vote, among GM's me~ger of the armed forces u der October 28-n ext Sunday-or a four-hour conference of AFL lin&'s wife for a reprieve. Quisling agreed to without debate, as rap more than 300,000 wage-earners idly as the reading clerk could half of American relief for Hol tary equipment supplied to foreign a single cabinet head. November 1. leaders and Eric Johnson, head or 10 the last protested he was inno- drone them off. ' land. (Interllatiollal) governments to fight the Axis. was being cast in union hall" Gen. A. A. Vandegrift, comman lhe motion picture producers school houses and other pl(lces in It was learned, too, that the cent One of tbe major points of. dit- The view of some top officials dapt of the leathernecks, testified OPA will announee today a four association, and Donald M. Nel here was tliat whatever the legal cities throughoUt thl!' C 0 1.l n tty thj\t consolidation of the war and sen, representing independent pic Only three other persons' besides !erenoe between the house and where the COrporatIon has plants. pOint cut in the ration cost of tile execution squad witnessed the senate bills, whlch must be solved technicalities involved the deter navy departments would cost the butter. The new rate of eight ture producers. Diplomatic Isolation mining factor in the current .revo Tabulation 01 the vote will begin marines theiL' best qualities, "Es Violence has occurred along the j death of the man whose name had in conference, Is the treatment of here today with an announce pointa a pound wlll go into effect become a synonym for traitor- a wartime excise taxes. The house lutionary situations is physical prit De Corps And Morale." Sunday. mass picket lines at studio gates J ! possession of the arms . . ment 01 the result expected tonight dergyman, a prosecutol·, and the voted to reduce the raies on such Of Japan-MacArthur or tomorrow morning. ~ 'The best that proponents can A government official who ask almost dally the last few weeks. ~ficer who commanded: "Fire!" Ithings as furs, liquor, toilet arLi • • • say for this measure is that It Scores have been injured nnd hun BATAVIA, Java (AP)-Presi Meanwhile the Notional Labor ed that his name not be used said There was no advance notice c1es, movie ticketa, light bulbs and TOKYO, Thursday (AP)-Gen Relations board will take another mlght eventually save monet," the that OPA and the war production dreds arrested. !hat the judgment of the colintry's luggage to the 1942 level on next dent Soekarno of the "Indonesian four-star general said. "The best Although the strike was de eral MacArthur- acting "at the di Republic" declared yesterday that strike vote tomorrow among the board expect to pick the dote by highest court was to be carried July I, for an estimated loss of rection of the Allied powers" approximately 150.000 Chrysler that I can say Is that these saVings, today for ending shoe rationing. clared officially over, Herbert K. IlUl Not even Quisling's family $695,000,000 in the last half of 1946. "no power on earth" can stop the if ever realized, will not seem Sorrell, AFL leader in Hollywood, II isotated J a pan diplomatically corporation employes. Ii was understood that the pro knew. They were told at 9 a. m. The sehate committee, however, independence movement in the Both General Motors and the great if we are forced to buy back caUed a mass meeting of the con today in one of the most drastic Dutch East Indies, and said he gram might be terminated before !hat he was dead. recommended that the rates be al directives yet issued by the su UAW-CIO have asserted that to our liberties with the flesh and ference of studio unions to de lowed to stand until six months would invite committees :from the blood of the next generation." the weekend if word that the end cide, he said, whether mass picket A stitfly-phrased communique preme Allied commander. day's employe vote undoubtedly after formal proclamation of the United States congress and British He said that as far back as 1921 is Imminent leaked out. ing should be resumed today at shortly before noon sketched the (The action followed recent crit would favor a :strike. Reuther has end of the war. commons to visit Indonesia 1;0 see emphasized, however, that before the marines realized "we would The Oct. 28 date is favored by Warner Brothers and General el'ents immediately preceding the The senate also called for special icism from Soviet Russia that "the true" situation." inevitably engage in an oceanic those who want the program ter execution. a strike can become effective, it Service studios. tax treatment for veterans. MacArthur's policy toward Japan He promised an "open door poL must be ordered by the union's in war 'with Japan involving the minated over a weekend so that PlckettJ Withdrawn "Quisllng sent a letter to the was too soft. Russia accompanied icy as far as foreign investor-s are ternational executive board. seizure of heavily defended island merchants can prepare for the un Sorrell said pickets would be kine declaring that he had been the criticism by a recommendation concerned," adding: bases." restricted buying. Those urging withdrawn, from all studios ex III1tenced, though innocent," the Security Council that a four-power council govern "We don't want to throw the .. As a result the marines de Nov. 1 would like to have ration cept Warners and General Service. CDIl1munique said. "But he did not ment replace the present MacAr Dutch into the sea. They can main Congressmen Demand veloped a special amphibious Ing end at the start of a calendar Picketing will continue at those IIIk the king for a reprieve. thur-dominated set-up.) tain their lioancial holdings here. tractor, special landing boats, and month. studiOS, the union leader said, un "This request was made by Mrs. Becomes Rea.lity As General MacArthur ordered the These things can be arranged by drilled with the navy on storming Plans to end rationing were til their pOSitions in the strike Quisling on behalf or her husband. Japanese government to transfer a treaty with the Dutch." International Aclion fortified Islands. Vandegrift said drawn when a survey showed that settlement are clarified. Neither In council Tuesday the king de Russia, U. S. Sign all its diplomatic and consular "The Dutch have no corner on the army showed little interest in shoe production is now at the rate studio belongs to the motion pic cided that Quisling was not to be property and archives throughout financial brains," he said. "We On Palestine Problem these operations. of about 28,000,000 pairs a month, ture producers and distri butors reprieved and that judgment was the world to Allied powers and can and will employ the best pos He asked retention of the pre only slightly less than before the associa tion. to be executed. It was executed W ASHlNGTON (AP) - The recall its diplomatic and consular sible financial advIsers fro m WASHINGTON, (AP) - Four sent war and navy cabinet places, war. The st.rike began with a contro United Nations world security or representatives in neutral coun abroad. Right now we are seeking 57th Yeat through shooting at 2 a. m. yester congressmen demanded yesterday permanent establishment of the Meanwhile, there were pros versy between the AFL conIernece day. Relatives were informed at ganization became a fact at 3:45 tries. the aid of American financiers to that the United states take "In wartime joint chiefs of staff, and pects tor an end ot passenger tire of studio unions and the AFL in 9 a. m. yesterday morning." p. m. CST Yesterday when Sec The supreme Allied commander advise my financial minister." terim international action" in the legislation to correct any other rationing late in December. Gov ternational alliance of theatrical It was not known whether the retary PAGE TWO THE DAlLY IQWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA --.--- THUItS~r, 9CTOB~ 25, !~ ~ditorials: Effie-A Pig-Tailed Blond-Is Booster of Information First OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN ...... tI. VJI1YaaRn" OALSWDU ... _ ...1" ...... Fear of Failure, or Confideace in Success' ~.. ' ...,', o,~ 0" 1Ola~luL __ r., 'II. ODl.a.u. M"0'ftCII .. '" ~ ...... all &I..... , •• "Ite, ., n. l'aU, I ...... , _ .. Mr * * * ~ \~ ,taM' ...... ,.,. "nt'" 'or lIItl, ...... 1II. .ffIew ., hi Ely ulbert on, who lecturell here Tue worth a dozen kicks in t\le pant." nd cn By BUNNY JASTER ~ . ,D.u, ...... OKNA.4.t. NOTICS. • ••1 •• a& Til. DaII, __ ~ Information First has a new 4:.. " •. , ••••, p,oe."." tint p•• lleall ••: ••u_ .111 M.Of" day night on world affail'" ye terday lold tbe couragement by ucce. i ju t as nece . ry TTPtD UQDI.I WUIIII per:sonality in its midst this year. ....p ...., ut.p••••• u' ...... oa editor of The Daily 10WIII1 Ulat lle differed to pina public opinion ali" and aeti ve 8 • . U. '10"110 ., • ,..... olbl ••_ .. Her name ill Ellie. somewhat with th tOllC of Th Iow8Jl ii 1o edi tbe con t&nt pleading of tat men, Iectur 1'8 She isn't a scheduled speaker, VoL XXD No. :n Thursday. Oc&obet 15, UU torial "There', Good New in thc Headlines, and professors to "get bu 'Y and do ome and she doesn't attend the meet Too.' And Mr. lllbcrt n' ¥Pl ion of thlJlg.·I ings, but he lets you know about UNI VERSITY CALENDAR OpiWOIl had a good deal of merit. )Jr. Culbert:.on' concern about public them. EWe is the life-size, blond, f~ In it' edilorial, The Iowan pointed out that opiDiOll a1lIO' undcrstandable. The public, pii-tailed dummy in front of Old in tb field of in matiooal .lfain til re often without proper facts, ometimcs form Capitol or down by Iowa Union. Thursday, Oot. 21 Tuesday. oct. 30 USb; have be('n ome!!OOd, a well a bad, act. We The Information First poster 7:30 p. m. Partner bridge, Uni. JIlw.eadinr idea . .. p. m, Information First, senate "m b4 di 'ed the flet that bad news remaIns committee, headed by Geri Holl versity club. Tbis. prubably CaD be traced back to th chamber, Old Capitol; address by faitst longer in fhe public yc beeaus when a prob· man, AI of St. Louis. Mo., brought 8 p. m. Leclure by Dr. Charles fact tltat the American people do too Ii tHe of Mrs. W. H. Sharp: "Shall We Feed R. Brown, senate chamber, OW Jlllta . lem i h'ed it cea to be of interest after this human-like creature into ex their own tbinking the e da.y. Instead, we istence. Barbara Ellison, A2 of Our Alliell?" Capitol. CZech' a day or two and therefore is dropped from Wednesday, Oct. 31 let our thinking be done by newspapel' eol Webster Groves, Mo., and Donese 8 p. m, University Play, Univer n w pap r columns. Waterm~n, A2 of Chicago, Ill., 8 p. m. Concert by William Priltl, ullUliat · aud radio eommelUa.to . We mull sity thealer. rose, Iowa Union. "But let' remember t h t all i not ,goil'lg over their w , pick out onc that trik OUr belped design EWe. VI Frida" Oe&. 18 Monday, Oct. %9 awry with the worlll. We may be tumbling fancy, an-d ado]1t IOmcone elt!e'a opinion for Effie has blond hair and large, now and then, but we'r making headway," soulful blue eyes. She once had a 7:45 p. m. Baconian lecture by 8 p. m. Humanities SOCiety, sea. • our own . ate chamber, Old Capitol; addl1ll ,ve .. id. much loviller £igure than she now Prof. Erich Funk!!, senate cham by Professor Goldwln Smith CIIi lIr. ulbertson puintoo out that patting Columl,list.'[! and commentators should only possesses. The reason? When she ber, Old Capitol. timuiate thoughts on concerning our prob was being constructed, the com "Conservatism". our h'e ' 011 th back for olving ijOlJle of tbe 8 p. m. University play, Univer lem . They bould not be the persou WllO mittee filled her wilh crisp autumn Thursday, Nov. 1 knotty situation w havc faccd docs not clear 4 p. m. Infol'maUon rlrst, Sen. form Ule opinion of the nalion. leaves, but since then the leave:> sity theater. up the pr ent and future problem. "And have all withered, and Eme be "ahub" Oct. 27 ate Chamber, Old Capitol. Yet even in their function of tim ulating Friday, Noy. 2 though we may be making beadway, we stm comes thinner every day. Her 1:45 p. m. Iowa Mountaineers: havcn't done a ingle thing for instanee, about thinking, tbey CIUI not accomplish II much by costume is changed every week. If 7:30 Mass Meetlng, Old Capit41 overnight campinl trip to Devil's our great ,t probl m-the atomic bQmb," he eon ~ntly prodcollege football tea Ill: There'd be afternoon from the engineerin, bome of the si'mificauce of the gf.'st U 1'('. 'I'ho Ing be glvcn all excepl those lo O. S. von Krog, former superin· \ll of the ..tectures will be lUus emphasis on "morale training" building at 1:45 p. m. and return mind of th public will 1)(' most ea:ily im tally dlsqualj(jed physically. If tendent of the Eldora state train .rated with natural color motion Sunday evening. Bring your tel\rt~ Junior Isn't as smart as his father teamwork, iood cilizenshil>, good ing school for boys, that it was not >ictures. The first lecture will be pressed by th ideoli Jl1 behind tll!' ge tur tlliH shoes along . .Anyone Wishing to or tor some reason hasn't gradu sportsman. hip. responsi ble for remarks made or >lov. 15 at 8 p. m, by Aloha Baker '0 Y ". when III lUori ' 0 fallen men al'o still a ted from high school by the time m "Explorers ot.the Purple Sage." should register with Mary Tre viviU. ------a radio program it sponsors. Vor he is 18, he can put off his train Interesled persons are urged to maine, 5849, by Thursday tV.l Covering Krog sought damage from th~ nins, Oot. 25. AU over the country unive~itie and. town ing until he is 20. Representatives Claim company, radio stution KXEL oj Jbtain their guest membership at are acting now to eJ'('ct living wat' in morials Full details of the plan haven'l Walerloo und H. R. Gross, new! Jnce as membership will not be ItA1,'TUJ HAAVIl in remembrUllc(' of I he sacrifice of the will'. be ... n worked out. But perhap!i American Freedoms commentator for the station. Th( lold at the door the evening of the J)lARY TREMAlN£ Th memorials Il l' in the forll! of CUIllP sites, The (apital Junior, on reaching age 18, will suit wos based on Gross' reporting program and will not be available .liter the month of November. Leaden reser'vations, parks, playing fJeld. , indoor register by sending in a card to o[ charges filed agaInst Von Kro.@ S. J. EBERT ijport ' cent l'H, swimming pools, community B!J ]{ABRI ON B. lJWlPIIlUE ' his po i office. Perhaps there Being Endangered liS lhe result oC an investigation 01 will be some form of selec- Chalrma.n !lOME EC CLUB celli l' lind gol f ('OUI ,in tead of th ulSual ( ttubillg Fur Ja ck 'tilinctl) thc tr3ining school. tive service boards such as now WASHINGTON (AP) - The mOriumf.'llts lind. stlltllf.'S. WA 'HING'fON-'J'he unp .. 'l'dl'llted 1"1.\811 Dues for membership 10 the ex~ l. 110use heard a series of speakers Home Ec club are payable at tht Our football stadium could bN.·011l8 011 of or visitors to tile Iltl!101l1t1 1)luks since V-J cloy But. omehow Junior wil become as crt ycslerdllY that Americnn DAVENPORT (AP)- AlJ seven FACULTY CONSULTATION has the national )Jark ('vll! a litlie word Home Ec office up to Nov. 5. The thos c, living memorilll~." ~1hotlll8ud. of p o. ,u. 11 trainee. As far as possible, the lre dom of speech, preiS ,Uld radio schools in Lincoln lownship north I All members of the facull¥ Jre theme for the club this year il pIe gathcr there 011 1'a II Huturd.ay IlfteL'nOOll . No tbat official at'cu't plea d tiJat their army says, ho would be given n is in danger of being sUiled . of here have been clo ed as a pre- invited -to participate in a "Faculty "Your Home as a Career." DUes And, as G n 1'111 MacAlthul' . aid, "00 tlle attl'll.otiolls arc 0 hi. tLly pt'izeu, but aceoJn chOIce of what branch of service Several members said un at caution agamst infantile paralysis, Consultation on Religion in Higher are $1. he would like-aviation, ground tempt is being made to "influence it was announced yesterday, al- Education," to pe opened with an field of fl'i l1(lly strife are own tb cd moda.Hon for vi~itors are bcing 'orely taxed. MARGIE MAODONALD forc 8, ervice forces, sea forces, and intimidate" radio news though no new cases were reo address by George L. Thomas, '(i which. in o Ule l' years on other fields, will The 1945 travel sea on is about ovcr now, Publicity' ChalrmaD bear thl' fruit of \·ictory." Junior would go to one of the analysis. porled, there h3ve been two recent professor of religious thought at but nil' ctor N wton ij. Drury of til . park training centers located through- Reps. Celler (D.,NY.), DeLacy deaths in Ole area from polio and Princeton university. The mee~ing Already more than 2,000 cOlllmunitL from Ii !'vice Ita, inform d 'er tary of Interior out the country. He would get a (D., Wash.), Patterson (D., Cal.) Mrs. Victor Koch was be i n g will be conducted Wednesday, Oct. STUDENT CHRISTIAN coa t to coast 11av' jojned ill tI~ campaign to lckes that If the recent flood of tOllri is un physical checkup. He would be a and oihers criticized ' the house treated 1<>1' the disease at Iowa 24, at 4 p. m. in the senate cham- 111 III COUNCIL el' t "Jiving l-taIH. n More thart 5,300 indication of wha~ will hapl}Cn llext y jU', th part of a civilian Loree separately committee on Unnmerican activi CIty. ber of Old Capito). different projt' ,tJ; o)'e beinl{ planned. And park btaffs, cone ion l'lt] aud trllll. potiatiOll from the army or navy, His in- ties, chiefly because it has re GEORGE W. STEWART ProL. George L. Thomas, in· thl' number i, inctea ill" daily. structors as far as possible would questi!d scripts of severa l radio Chairman structor Of ReligIous Thought 81 companies will be htlrd pressed. DES MOINES (AP) - A. J. Iowa should lIot deJo.y dedicatlng th b r serve officer or national commentators "for study." Princeton university, wlU ~ II re '8 what happened in 'om of the I !l.l'k~ Loveland, slale director of the tAdiuDl, e.'pecialiy 'ince the d dication i guard oU.icer -thus he wouLd be Reps. Biemiller (D.,Wis.) and ZOOLOGY SEMINAR to members of the Student ChtUf· with the removal of gil lin !'oti ning: a civilian trained by civilian. CoHee (D., Wash.) jOined in con- production-marketing administra ian council at 5 p. m, today in tIJe ueb an obviously logicnl g~ture. In the live, tion, said yesterday Iowa farmers The too logy seminar will meet njoyabl nlC'nlol'ial uclt all tha.t, w will l"olu' can; a minute weI' ·h ·kcd in ~t Army olficers said they would demnation of the commi ttee, but F'riday, Oct. 26, at 4 p. m. in room Y. M. C, A, con1erence room at ,'helHlIldoab nIltional park in irgulia' Blu may bc in for serious losses on Iowa Union. acknowl dge our debt to th6 fighter oJ: like to see Junior have his own also attacked the National A8- this year's corn crop unless Lhey 205, zoology buildings. Professor Ridge 1Il0untains OIl the first 'unday. 'dre . up' uniform dlfferent from sociution of Manufacturer•. They DON KRIilYMEII World war II, both living anel dead. I del3Y picking and cribbing ~ntil TheodoJ'e L. Jahn will discuss a t.hat of a I' gular soldier, but for declared lhe name in "domi n'uUng some means of dl'ying h3S heen ar photochemical basis lor visual Presid6ll1 IL'aining he would wear regular the air waves" by buyinl; a great ranged. There probably never has flicker fusion frequency, bright A record Dumbeli* *of )7*,254 tom-i. t vis- army futigues and use regular' deal of time for radio programs. ness discrimination and visual Her Admirer. Return ited Mount Ramcr natioual pal'k, Wash., (1). been a higher percentage of mois GRADUATE LECTURE army equipment. They said it is having commentut- ture in the corn al this lime of aculty 3S [unctions of intensity. Rer admirer -tll men who left to eut.er pt. 2. Junior would h ve to work, for aI's express its views, although J. ll. BODINE Charles R. Brown, dean emerllw serviee-:-aro returning! ' ycar, he asserted, and added that The same day, 3,741 persons rcgi!:llered at. his training would be jnten e. He they are presented us "lmpartiul" the situation is seriOUS. of the Yale divinity school and dis Three acee1 rated years of eompal'1.ltive .would get about nine weeks ba ic analysts. arlsbad Cavcrnll national park, . M., thc MUSIO ROOM SCHEDULE 4T tinguished alumnus of the unlver· loneline.. are histOl'Y. 1\ ud "baek llomc for s eond high t one-du,Y total on r cord. training when he wolild leam Ole Spirited debate developed for a slty, will deliver a graduate lectun fundamentals of being a soldier few minutes when Rep. Rankin CRESTON (AP)-Two escapees IOWA UNION keeps" i an actuality rath r than 811 adver The)'e were 8,480 visitors lit Zion dional on Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 8 p . m. in ~ilver, 1'00111 and the difference between a rifle (D.,Mlss.) took issue With the from the Eldora slate training Monday through Friday: 11 the senate chamber of Old Capitol ti ' ment for ]"eminine to tbe oC perk, tah, the last week in Augu ·t, COD11)(H'cd ber tat 1y elm , thc nniveJ'Sity campus i and a iwwitzel·. He would get speakers. Rankin, a member of school for boys were ready to re a, m.-2 p, m.; 3:30-5:30 p. m,; 6:45- His subject will be "Facing Ptts with 1,185 the corresponding w k last year. modern sU'ategy and training with the committee undtr attack, told turn yesterday, because Henry equal to the ocea iOIl. 8:45 p. m. ent Difficulties." Travel in the equoia-Kings Cauyon, na· modern weapons. the house: Berry, farmer neal' Lorimor, con E autlcians nave llrrived. 'rhe west wing of Saturday: 11 a. m.-2 p. m.; 3-5 CARL E. SEASHOII tional parkll, aIll., Aug. 13-19 wa 500 per Then would come 3bout 13 "We are not alteml>tin!: to smear Vinced them that they should. p.m. Xa t hall if! rt, ivill a Ilew llair·do of the weeks speciali t training in which anyone. We are just trying to keep Dean cent greater than last . ~ 1'. Their deCIsion was made after Sunday: 1-5 p. m.; 6-8 p. m. latest usphalt-gravel mod . Junior could study radio, tbe the flag flying over a free govel'll they wrecked two cars arid other The Iowa Union music room will Graduate Collere l"o\lr times as .IJ,I'OY ptopl viti,itcd Y\ls - Tb campus' fall bath bas be n e,deJl8iYc. mysleries of radlll' or start hi s pre- ment. We had the right to ask (01" wise gave officers a merry chase present a program pf planned mitc .u.ational park, Calil., dUl'ing the Ill. t With oap and water, maintenance JUen bcJ:5an Ulght training. Nexl comes 1rain- those scripts. You have the same foJ' three daYll uutil Berry took musk every Wednesday night from TENNIS CLUB in the elementary room of niversity IlIgh week of August as during the eOITesponding ing and teamwork-leaming how right." them in his house and fed them, 6:45 to 8:45. school, travel d Currier haU , ttnt! tlrc now week of 19i4. Shcl'j(( J. R. Ewing said. He iden EARL E. HARPER The Tennis club will meet toIla1 tified the boys as Bill Knight, 18 on the courts at 4 p. m., Weather working in the zoology building. -During LabOr day week 'lnore than 1,100 FATHER HUBBARD Director Nature (in tJIC forlll of tree roots) Hlade it, \"isitol . were l'\lgistered daUy at Grand Can· Des Moines, and Paul Gitchel, 17, permitting, Pictures for the Hawk. . Clarinda. n l'y for plum rs to perform th duty roo lIational park, Ar:i~., all increatlc of .245 ~e will be taken. aOGIlR WlLU4MS BET1'tE LEW soUMIM' of It nature peUed backward" by installing I> reen t. FELLOWSWP two new drains 011 C ntral campus. Although no count was iJlude, "throngs" DES MOINES (AP)-Tbe ful 'resldeil! Standby of tile American Indian and weI" repol'l.ed at the Cutl'OIlCCS to the great employment bill, now pending ir The Roger Williams Hallowe'en )art,y will be Oct. 27 at the Boy womankind in general, raint came into its ~moky Mountaius ,uationlt) park in Tennesscc congress, "is a very bad bill," th( ALPHA PHI OMEGA own on the campu this falL Paint brushe and NOI·th Carolina in the fint week folLow Iowa Taxpayel's association sal< )cout camp west of Centerville. :ars wilt leave from 230 N. Clin i.n.g the J apaneee sl.lrrende.r. yesterday in a prepared slatemel\t Alpha Phi Omega, national ser' If passed, the application of tIK ton street at 7:16 p. m. Wear old vice fraternity, will have a buSi· THE DAILY IOWAN All facilities were taxed by llI1U uaUy h ea"Y bill in Iowa might cost as muc ~ l()thes and a mask. ness meeting in conference room travel tbe lllst week A'1.lgubt at Bryce an Entered III second c:lais mail mattfr at the in as $115,200,00 a year in paymentl; BOB CAMERY 2 of Iowa Union today at 8 p. m. poJt oUice at Iowa Clt)', ~owa, under the act 01 yon park, Utah; Mesa Verde park, Col. ; Pelri [or lhe agll(l, the assocJa lion said. Chakman CONRAD WUBTI coqre&l 0' Uan:b 2, 1178. fied ~~oreflt national monument, Ariz.; Rocky --- mOlll1tain park, Col.; Yellowstone park in CONCERT TICKETS Board of trustee.: WUbur Sdu'aDUIl, lC1Ji[ H. DE::> MOINES (AP)-Goal for Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, and Boulder 'tickets ",til be avaiiab1e begin Porter, A, Crail 'BaIrd, PaUl B. Olson, KeImeth Dam recreational area in Arizona and Nevada. Iow:J in the fln~ war' bond drive OPEN HOUSE Smith, LouiSe JohnitoD, Jeaa Newlaad. the victory loan cumpaign open nlbc Monday for the cohcerl to be ing ne.'Ct Monday, wilL be "fiI'Sl presented by Willinm Primrose, 'rhe girls of EusUawn pn,YlllliIlJ 1 Fred M. Pownall, Publia.bet There was a record* * number * of visitOl to ii' the mllion" on the percent 01 violist, at 8 p. m. Wedn~day, Oct. invite aU members of the JOhn A. SUclmotb, ~ the statue of liber(y, New York, d lIl'ing the E bond quota attaincc\, the Iowa 31, at Iowa Union. StUdents may sity Velerans association and Wally Stringham, BuSiness Manager warf inance committee said yes secure ttckets without cost by pre Independent men on campus to Claire DeVine. CtrcUI.tWo ManaJer 'llDlmer, exceeding even the wodd's fllir yeal'i!. terday. The slogan-"They fin senting theIr Idehtilic"ation cards. open house to be held in the Edt· A limited number of reserved seats St.tbKriptlon ,.__ 8, !Uil $5 per ;-ear; b1 nrury est.ln18ted that visitors to all UJlit ished their job, let's finish ou.r;s i" lawn lounge, Sun day, Oct. II, The E bond quota for the state is wllL be available to non-students. from 3 to Ii p, m. eatrier, 15 cents weekly... 'Per year, of the national park system for the travel $46,000,000, the over-all quota Season tickets may now be ob JANE ENDERSBBI The Aaoc:1ated Preu 11 uell.llWel7 _tW.. year ended Sept. 30 totaled 9,900,000. The $135,000,000. tained by the leneral public at to un for republication of all _. dllplitcbll peak year was 1941, with 21,050,426 visitotfl. room 15, music studio building. Social ChalrJlllll ~&ed to it or IIOt otherw1M cr4Id1UJd in tIaiI Travel dropped to 10,620.265 in 19i2 and to O. 8. RIGlfTtR DES MOINES (AP)-Pl'lnCipal Ooneert Cou.r.e Manaler paper and &lao the 14M:al _WI herelb. 6,908,749 in 1943. There was a rise to 8,146,- speaker on the prollram lor the FORENSICS DlSCU8810llf 464 visiton! last year. Htt.LEL t'OUJllfDA'lt()N TELEPHom:s 411th annual convention of the A meeting of the discussion • Editorial Office - ...... ~-.... - ..... -..... v.~.~_.. tin Iow~ Bankers association here Services will be c9ndueted Fri the Forensics association wlll)lt next week is United States Sena &det1 OUice ...... _... _._._._._.... ___ 4193 raudpappy .Jenkins wonders if those day, Oct. 26, at the Siama Delta hetd tonliht at 7 :30 in rl!Ofll 7, o tOI' Alben W. Barkley, Dem1 with GUS the!irst Negro to crash the por- the major, I would have sianed vey who pitched for the "Little pressure that might harm h i I; tracts be[ore the next eason Powell (D., NY .) hailed the si&!> -6 lals of modem organl~ base- him to a Dodier contract. D to him (rom now on." crade In dGu.ble A ball, Ricke), ")'ve nevu seea the boy hard up for talent as the wrestling coach has been the last two years, For 24 hours a(tec sianing with .bserved: "We will make such we "Inwill talklnrtake steps." to this you.nc poD,.- you'd be tickled to see anybody with one head report for the team .. play," adml~ted the Dodc'ers' Montreal, Robinson was tagged as ~dJwI&menls as meet the re I:entleman I considered only the S P 0 R T S \I to} Colorful 0 I d Mike, naturally a preslcl4l~t. "but the reports rrom the first Negro ever to enter 01'- qulr~nb of the club and Nel'To himself and tbe Brooldyn I' ' pi bappy Dane anyway, is so bepped lIlY ec:out Indleate be should ganioted ball. However, Fred Ben- player. Be taW Ine he doesn't up about this year's prospects that be able to play Cor Brooklyn del, veteran baseball writer of the wanl tal 1'41 any place be won't ~b~:"~!:dba!Ia:::: \,_ . _ ! ro~ you'd thlnk it was his first instead af~r tbe proper scbGol~. He Newark News, and secretary Bill be w.leolne." tblnl' toI 110 wUh It; In fad, I.cellI of his 24th Iowa team . . . He's Isn't ready r~ht nGW and I don't Manley of the international "Robinson will train wilh Mon- Naed him In spite of BUcb I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1945 l'AGE FOUR putting out no extravagant claims ------~ ------~------~:-: about titles this year, but it's hard for him to keep it secret that he plans to cause Big Ten mat foes a lot 01 troubl'i' MIKE WAS* *HAPPY * w hen ow ks Hold long Scrimmage Drill Loy Jullu 136-pou.nd rue Ten kine in U4Z, returned to school from the AAF . . . And b Is 'fRISCO 0fI£f smUe I'ot broader wben Art Riyermen Hold . Nu Sig, AKK Take Jobn!WIn, anGther AAF vet, re Iowa Ground AQack Bolstered; turned and said be expeeted to wresUe alter the lootball seaaen Easy Wins; Phi Rho dOlled ••• B u 1. yesterday It stretcbed from ear to ear when Length, Drill Nips Psi 0, 13 to 8 Starting Lineup Still.Uncertain Lynn Gra" navy flyer who W&5 third in tbe conference meet In We.t Branch Contesl Power plus was the keYWOl'd in Looking to the lot!'e Dame buttl with 1'('11 '''"('u ellth \l~ia m.1 1912, came up and announced he MmB BOWARD the intramural football schedule Iowa's liawJH'yes racl.'cl thl'ough It si~Jla l c!r'ill y '~ terday wbiell ",euld be re-enrolled In school CIS Toughe.t Plrni," T"ot/bll' fo,' ;'Wat "'oes Loom. yesterday, as the profeSSional fra \Va followed by a lively -:i5,minute dummy !;CrillllllaO'e under the NGv. 5 and would wresUe U bJ light '. dentistry studies wollidn't take too much of his time ••• Already on On Season'. Docket ternities started play. Three games With the '·C'cover.y of Al-t Joll1lson , hal'd-chal'llingo fullback. tb, hand and worldlll' oul. nearly every nleM is MUle's 1944 B~ Ten were played, lWo of the contests ebamp, IlUllUllf helas ... TIle IGwa wresUlne eoach Is proud of "This Is the one we want to win" being decided by topheavy scores. Hawkeyes al' in a po. ition to throw a potent ially strong- ground seems lo be the attitude prevailing RUIIUIIf ... lie bolds him up as an example of t b e athlete w b 0 Nu Sigma Nlll'an over Phi Beta game against the Jl'i h aturday. Thl.' condition of Xelson miU works bard at his sport and then lives, talks and eats It when he's over the University high football Pl by the score of 82 to 0, thereby and Ozzie 'imOM i· qne~tionablc but it is expected that both wi ll Gut of !be nelc1house • . . The camp thl3 week as the Blue Hawks establishing themselves ~ one of sec plenty of action against Toh Dame. prepare for their all-imporl.;lnt 1%8-poun4 Davenport boy is al the powers of the league. Alpha clash with West Branch Friday Kappa Kappa, not to be outdone, In yesterday's drill, the back- , ~iii;19iii;iit2 ready In nne shape and rarlne night at West Branch. field consisted oC Jerry Niles at ; lor another leason. scored at will against the inex Hard work has been the sched perienced Phi ChI team, and came quarter, Nelson Smith and Ozzie ule imposed on the Rivermen by Simons at halves and Art Johnson I BUT THE* ARRAY* * of likely out on the long end of a 34 to 0 Coach Don Barnhal't, who doesn't score. at fullback. Dan Sheehan again I ~.;m~m:m'jW prospects doesn't stop there . . . want to see his team defeated this In the most exciting game of the was holding down right end po i Four good boys already are nudg year, and especially by West day, Phi R.ho Sigma had a scare as tion as Coach Clem Crowe con ing each other for the top 121- Branch, one of the oldest ana they narrowly gained Ute decision tinued his experiments in the line. pound slot: John Nyberg of toughest of Blue Hawk opponents. over Psi Omega, 13 to 8. H is expected that Leon George Omaha, Orville Fried of Councll Last sea,;on the Bears upset the The schedule for today includes and Bluffs, Bill Qulnland of Clinton Rivermen in the U-high homecom Ralph Katz will see action at the following contests: the tackle positions Saturday. and Leonard Lybbert of Cresco ... ing clash to put a damper on the Beta Theta Pi vs. Phi Gamma With the performances 9f Weh MaCias and Julius have the 128 locals' hopes for a fourth straight Delta (1) dell Weller, WalleI' Thorpe and and 136 weighl$ lashed up, and Eastern Iowa conference cham Phi Delta Theta vs. Theta Xi (2) Dick Barkel', a slate tourney run Lou Boda in the Indiana game, the pionship. Phi Epsilon Pi vs. Delta Ohi (3) Hawkeyes appear to have more re nerup from Osage last season, ls Rlvermen Favored Sigma Nu vs. Alpha Tau Omega expected to hold down l h e 145- serve strength in the backfield At pre ent the Rivermen are la (4) than al any lime this season. If pound berth. vored over the Bears [or the simple Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Sigma Chi Mike hopes 10 I'd back 1 w 0 reason that they have won five (5) • varsity men from last year straight • contests while We s t 'Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Della SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Vb'rll Cou.ncl11 of Osare and Branch has lost two games this Upsilon (6) Bolstered yesterday by the re Lurn of Fred Early, who re Dean lays of Ft.., Dode_to man sea on. On top of that, Ute Blue Gables vs. Byington (7) cently reslrned from the Naval RUl\1MY MACIA his 155 and 165 pound da.sses Hawks have scored 128 points this Delta Tau Delta vs. Pi Kappa academy, the Notre Dame grld . , . .,aIn ... Lyon Gray ,of Rock- year while holdin, all opponents Alpha (8) .lhkc .~ P"OUf[ of fllllI well City shGuld have mUe cill- lo a total of 20. lers put a new pep Into their flculty from Art Clark of lIumbolt f\lr the 175-POund berth but Art A strong ground attack is being preparaltons for the Iowa game Jobo on rna)' have trouble with bl, W~yne RIfe of Des I\loines In the prepared for the opponents this Saturday. heavywelrht division ... Also expeoted back for tbe second semes Friday, with Barnhart also school Olson Named Captain Early, a llalfback on the 1943 ter are Dun Boettcher of Davenport In the US-pound class and BlU ing his men in a passing eome that national champiollshil) Notre NelsoJl of Earle Grove, another heavywelrht .•. l\llke won't start h83 become more dangerous each Dame squa,d, entered the Naval nightly drill until after Nov. I, but he says an ali-university mat week or the season. For Hawklet-Franklin academy shortly after tbe end of the seasou and playcd wUh tou.rney will be stued jUlli before {;hrlstmas vacatio" to determine New Threat the lop men. A new pas er-Gus Helm-has the MIddles last year. He re-eu tered Notre Dame this week and PA THE HASII been found by the Rivermen, and Grid Clash Tomorrow with him and Steve Nusser, long------Is expected to be In uniform for PAUL FAGERLIND, who aroused everybody's Interest with his one tbe Iowa. battle. WANTED! man invasion o[ lhe Indiana bench last week while knocked oU the Bill Olson, the Little Hawks' beam, surprised the devil out of a stadium poUeeman when they tried right halfback who was a major cog in City high's defeat of Mar to corral hlm .. "Lemme out of here," Paul tqld the cop, "what am I ~~in;eg~~~ d~~~a:~~a~~e:owf::. Purdue's Hughes·Named Best the Iowa eleven can effect a po ~~s!~~!:Oil!I~~v:o:~~~~e~~~r~: shalltown last week, will lead his tent land attack combined with doing here during Christmas vacation?" AT LEAST SIX MEMBERS team again t the Franklin Thun "DOORMAN" of the football team will report [or Ott Vogel's baseball club when the has averaged approximately 30 their accUt'ate passing game, they W k P II derbolts on Shrader field tomorrow are in a position to cause the Irish moleskins are hung up ... They are :paul Fagerllnd, Jack Kelso, Clay night at 8 o'clock. Colbert, Wendell Weller, Jim Harding and Gus DiMarco . . . IKE more trouble than is anticipated. ::f~~;,:~l:~~:~:~~:~~~g h~:~= Lineman in AP ee Iy 0 Tbe vietory-bun.rry rhund.er It is expected that Jack Kelso, SKELLEY, stote sports editor of the AP, heard somebody .say in the boUs will be out for their flrllt -PART TIME press box last Saturday thal Michigan had beat Iowa, 107-0, back in per, fast and !oncy-stepping hali- who has been plagued all season *tn of the season, besides tryln, with a bad hip, will be one of the 1902 ... "What the deuce was that? he demanded, "a double header?" back, will dO their part to as ure good gains f'ridoy. NEW YO R K (AP) - Tom a. pair of soutbeast conference cen to break the Hawklets' four-year Hawkeye backs who will wOITY lhe IKE ALSO REVEALS that the folks up Marshalllown way are call Hughes, 220-pound marine dis- ters, Hueh Bowers 01 Tulane ILnd wtnnine streak In tbe learns' Irish. ing Coach Wally Schwank's version of lhe "T" formation the best In The line, which has done a superlative job all year both on chargee whose rugged play featur- Vauehan Mancha of Alabama, aall series. • The most encouraging note in WORK- the stale this year ... TOO BAD Jack Spencer isn't going to be back Always a tough opponent tor the deCense and oHense, is headed by ed Purdue's surprisine 35 to 13 the Old Gold camp is the presence tor Iowa basketball this seaSQn " That would make three brother a Wlseonsln tac:kle, Clarence Esser, Red and White, the Bolts gave II Capt. Don Follett at tackle, Ralph viclol'Y over Ohio State I. t Sat of the early season spirit that has combinallons-i! Tommy Chapman ever calehes a ship back fro m who recovered f 0 uri Illn 0 1 s championship Iowa City leam a D9navan at (Uard, and Joe Carl urday, has been named "lineman been almost nil since their thor Burma ... The brothers Wilkinson, Herb and Clayt, will be king pjns, fumbles. terrllle battle here In 1941, only to APPLY- strom at end. of the week," in an Associated ough defeat by Purdue. The of course ... Dave Spence!", Jack's blg brother, expects to be on hand Hubert Bechtol, a I I-American lose in the last quarter, 27-25. Hawkeye front wall, in parlicular, and Tommy Chapman', lIlUe bud, Bob, Is already working out. Press poll of the nation's 8[>01'15 end of the University or Texas, Then, in 1942. Cit.y high copped a • writers. has shown increased interest in was voted l!:je outstanding lineman 13-6 VI!rd1ot ol,>er their rivals In a upsetting the vaunted Irish line. ENGLERT THEATR£ The big tackle of the Boilermak of the week in the southwest con 6rivlng rain in Ceda\' Rat>lds. The They proved last Saturday that Former Hawk Track ers drew the votes a half-dozen ot ference, with Leonard Dickey, 27- loca Is sll pped bY the Bolts, 7 -6 in they could cross the enemy goal -Manoger- ABadgers Back; mid-West experts for his outstand year-old Texas Aggie tackle, a 1943, and last year won decisively. line and still hold back lheir op Buck Lineup St.r, Olympic Champ, ing work in opening holes for the close second for his fine defensive Bob Dostal, l401t quarterback, ponents' o!fensive charge. PUt'due backs, as well as for kick play. and Jim Phtlllps, lef\ halt, are Prep Against Iowa ing three extra points, recovering Other linemen who received one tbe main Franklin Ulnats with ITo Return to I. C. an Ohio State fumble and block or more votes were: their blOCklDl'. passine and run Dark Secret MADISON, Wta. (AP) - J!'Our ing a punt that gave Pur due a Ends: Bob Carley, Minnesota; nl8ll ablllb. De .Wllets wUI BOX OFFICE OPEN 1:15-18:t1 Univecslty of Wisconsin football Chan F. Coull4!r, former unl safety. Bob Sko,lund, Notre Dame; Bob be on euard I.r plenty of Phil· Prelloinc Hl.lI'bes fGr honors were I ['1~7!' COLUMBUS, Ohio (A) - OhiG players were taken off the injured venlty Olympic ath~ete and win- Ravensbel'J. indiana; 8m McPeak, UpS' aerials Friday. . . ner of wat decorabons after 38 Bob Hoff Is anothel' dangerous HURRY! ENDS TONnE State's Buckeyes concentrated on Put; Dick Duden and Leon BraJll list yesterday and they limped IlIto Imonths overseas as an infantry lett, both navy; Jim DleckeJmau, man with his left-handed losses, 14:trl!4t" their offense in a 75-minute drill limited service in scrimmage pre- lieutenant colonel, will enter busl H 0 J y Cross; Neill Armstroae, besides being tough on defense. STARTS TO-DAY yesterday bul Coach Carroll Wid paring the Badgers lor the game ness in Iowa City next month.' Iowa Veterans Oklaboma Aeries. Also set for much action is BHly does still kept his starling grid against Iowa a week from Satue- The tormer Hawk track star, Tackles: J 0 h n Cooke, T.C.U.; Cradima, shlflly I'eserve qUartel' lineup again t Minnesota Salurday d who ran the .OO-meler hurdles Tom Dean, S.M.U. back. ay. in the Paris Olympics in 1824 and Guards: Al Sparlis, U. C. L. A.; Coach Wally Sehwank. held a as dark as a military secret. Ends Ray Mal!, Hal Habermen took lbe Big Ten outdoor quarter Ilrht SlCrilDIDaI'e Tae8day a.lter Left halfback Jerry Drall, who Play Baseball I Jim Groh, Col,ate; Howard Shof and Jack Mead and quarterback mile UUe, earned the Purple Heart noen fer part of the lIlud, and altemaled with Harold Daugherty ner, New London submarine base; George f'uchs were the four re-l wIth cluster, the bronu star. and Les Bingman, lllinois; George ye8lerd.y eheeked HawJdet of in the first team backfield, worked fensive power. Tbe team has with the number three outfit. Joining the lIQuad. the combat infantryman's badie. TEMPLE, Tex. (AP)-Baseball Hilts, Georgia Tech; A. A. Maca He served in BougainvUle, the on wheels has been developed by luso, Rice. conoentratecl en PUS defense Daugherty handled the No. 1 as this week In preparaUen for a signment throughout the drill. Lett tinued with the second string, Ph Hlppines, Guadaicanal, New war veterans here who reCuse to Centers: F ran k Sniaback, Co lor Hebrides, New Guinea and the ,ive up their favorite sport jl.lSt lumbia; Richard Johnson, Baylor; strolll' FranJilln a"&elk thr8Ul'h halfback Paul Sa rringhau8, still Tbe Buck~yes l.. ve today Fijis. the air. nursing an injul'ed shoulder, con- because they have losl arms or Laurie Mauss, Utah, Minneapolis. Now fully recovered from an Ie,s. ~======~===~~=~~======, attack of jaundice and amoebic The game has been altered some, of acfion with a shoulder. injury dlsentery, be will soon be dis- but it's still baseball and other since the season's opener, made a charged from the army alter five wounded soldiers at McCloskey 'Touchdown Twins' brief appearance in the lineup yes years serv1ce. He will move from ,eneral hospital gather around to terday, leading to the hope that he Bremers Have --- his home at Cleveland, Ohio to form an enthusiastic rooting sec may -liee at least limited action Iowa City where he wlU open an tion. Work Toward More against the Northwestern Wildcats Insurance agency. Eight men, even in wheel chairs Saturday. and one on crutches, are the play ers. The diamond Is a tennis court. Boilermaker Scores BOX OFFICE OPEN 1:1U:45 SWEAT SOX· Next for The ball is a volley ball, but a Tulsa Indiana regulation bQt Is used. LA.F'AYETTE, Ind. (AP)-Pur BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - One team lad•• ed: · C.... W. · due's Boilermakers, the unde ,Ii. Aerial artistr~ was accented yes ,2.' i' L. Danna, Sioux Ci17, Iowa. ud' feated, untied leaders of the Big TODAY and FRIDAY KiANOW i"':'"ENDS I'~ terda), as Coach Bo McMillin pre. J.- Driseoll. 'Dulnaque, Ten, held an intensive workout ~ougbt to .tlarpen the IndJana An Cotton Rib-top,*, 29c • Iowa. yesterday with the emphasis on squad's altack to meet Tulsa's 3:15 Cpl. BllI Mooney of MuseaUne, blocking, particularly down(ield, golden hurricane here Saturday. 3:1, Size. 10-1.2 IGwa. played on the other ...... as coaches sought to improve the McMillin concentrated on the 3 : ~ Because of the lirn.ited space and oC pallin, of IIOphomore Ben Rai scoring chances the "touch 4:00 the room needed to maneuver the down twins," Bill Canfield and Ed 4:30 mondI. RaImondi haa thrown tor chairs. only tour men play on a Part Wool SOc 8 touchdowns out of Indiana's sea Cody. 5:1l8 side. Dave Shaw, pl'omisin, freshman son total of 20. 5:15 Size. 10-13 They become so interested In the right halfback, who has been outl 5:45 game they often ,forget their limi 8:00 tatIons, For instance, one reached 8:5$ Freshmen to Start too far for a fly ball and fell from 7:00 CHAMPAIGN, 1lI. (AP)-Coach his chair. Beware or 7:80 Ray Eliot indicated yesterday that "I'm going to have a safety belt Red Heads 7:45 two freshmen would start for the instaUed," was his onl1 comment "OomeCIyHU" 8:00 Barber Shop University 01 Illinois football team as he continued playing. 'Stace BOOt' Ca.nteen' ShoWn at News 8;30 Ballads BREMERS. Salurday when it meets Michigan Collisions art numerous. But Dd 1'30. 5:15 and 9:lfo-'Deljcht a:ae "~[u.lcal" 9:00 , I belore an anticipated 50,000 per- one cares. The learns play every Ia.Uy DaBreroDl' at S:4t aDd T:30 IlOna. afternoon the weather permits. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25.1945 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA PAGEFM ~r~l1o\V ~ I ...... =-~=a~ .. ~ .. ~ ...... ~ .. =-=====7====~~==~======~======-~~~====~~ ~==~======~~=====-=-=-....t ~.~~...... m ...... ======~-=~==~;= __ ~ ~ the ~e . ~l\V nl~ ~lI ve ~ ~~i~:: The Daily Iowan Want Ads Get Results" Itmment ~ I\ FOR SALE HELP WANTED WANTED TO RENT edi~ and II... ------W ANTED: Girl (ot' light house- [ WANTED: Apartment lor veteran the FOR SALE: Boy's ice skates, sizes Every penny works for si-;:' .wOJ'k after scbool and weekends. and wile, starting 2 to 4 years rt~p tOIV"tl 6 and 8. Complete se\ Bookhouae Radio Service FOR SHOES OF MERIT DIal 4242. university work. WriLe Box C3, books. Vidlin. Dial 1571. WANTED: Man part time, hours to Daily Iowan. you on a pOR SALE: Kindling 324 S. Du wit your convenience. Dial 2289. AND STYLE buque. Dial 5997. PERSONAL SERVICE Sound System __----:-----:------:- W AN.I'ElJ: Pin setters. Pia Mor Daily Iowan toR SALE: 111311 Chevrolet cOach. Bowling. ALTEltATIONS. formals, hem- Visit Strub's Mezzanine Good mes and motor. Phone Rented for Partie. DOlI S. Nichols, 4179. MAN student not subject to draft stHchlng. Dial 4289, 813 River want ad. . ~ ------this school year to work for street. 2nd Floor FOR SALE: Chickering upright Carroll's Radio Service boatel and room in private home. ------ 201 N. Ltnn 15!5 piano. Dial 6979. Farm or similar batkpound not PERSONAL: Fuller Brush Service. The reasonable rates of a Daily Iowan Air Conditioned FOR SALE: 1941 Buick---- sedanette, necessat7 but desirable. Phone Phone Eugene Perkins, 6865. excellent condition. Under OPA 8097. ELECTRICAL SERVICE LOST AND rotJNI) want ad make it worth whil~ for you to etlltog. 416 S. Clinton. WANTED: Student waiters for !fa- INSTRUCTION WHERB TO 1UT IT FOR SALE: Black coat with Per -----,.-.,-----:------JACKSON ELECTRIC CO: Elec- LOST: A Bullet camera in 313 advertise. They get results, too. Call DuctD, LeIIoDs-ballI'oom, bal- PLUMBING and heating. Expert sian trim, like new, 16 or 18. RbOMS "OR BENT trieal wiring, appliances and SchaeIter hall, Friday p. m. Re- let. tap. Dial 72 ••. Kim! Youde Workmanship. Larew Company, radio repairing. 108 S. Dubuque. ward. Phone ext. 79$. Wurlu. 227 E. Washil\&ton, Phone 11681. IIIaI 4624. ft>R RENT: 2 single rooms for 4191. ~ pOR SALE: Dark brown boy's suit m n. Phone 6786. Dial 5465. LOSl': ~itver iiiiked Sraceiet be- I'IOW rotT CAN size SO. Phone 6321. tween Iowa Theater & Union. ,....__ ;0..- ______-.;..0...... -.:...------. LEAall TO FLI' TRANSPORtAtION Reward. FOR SALE: Chickens. Dial 7752. 3173. mOUnd and Fllabt C_ Just .tart Moved in the morning In,. call toclaY. Dual InJ\ruct!on UGHT Hauling, delivery lervlce. BLUE POCKETBOOK, zipper top, ctven. Tralnin, Planes lor Rent. pOR SALE: Baby buggy and Dial 8011. WANTED lost between 230 N. Clinton and ... settled at night Shaw AIrcraft CO. Music Bulldin.. Dial 3814. DIAL 7831 rOR SALE: Gas stove, youth's USED CARS Thompson Service is 10 a Cit Mun I" rt bed, Ice box. Dial 7958. WANTED and LOST: Black and white striped "iust right." Schaefer fountain pen. Reward. SALE: Tuxedo size 36 regu FURNITURE MOVING I ,ott Full or Part-Time TRUCKS Phone ext. 8501. Opal Bane. DIAL 2161 lar. Phone 5128. BOC>K1CttP~ Yn are ....,. w""", Cash Right Now! LOST: SLerling-silver oval com- .... PBlCEIL an lew ., 1M JOB SALE: Fountain pen and pen- Permanent Poaition MAHER BROS. TRANSFER pact with name engraved on top. ror EUlclent l'urnlture MoviQ cil sets, electric razors, w.rist Attractive S'alary Braverman & Worton Thompson Lost downtown Sunday night. Re AU About Our watches, pocket watches, single ward. Phone 7561. beds, chests of drawers, electric See Mr. Braverman 211 E. Burlington Tran.fer & Storage Co. WARDROBE SERVICI DRUG SHOP htltm, gas heaters, kerosine heat at Dial 9116 LOST: A Bulova watch-small 509 South Gilbert street DIAL - 9696 - DIAL ..,. en, typewriters, unredeemed dia Economy Grocery No. 1 with black and ,old band. Phone ...... •...... rnondB. alarm clocks. Hock Eye. ------.. - 4197. Reward. J)lal4031i. POPEYE - - CLEANING & PRESSING LOST: Women's billfold at In R. E. "DICK" BANE'S diana-Jowa game. Contains iln 8TANDAJW STATION Girls-Boys-Co'ops.DorJrts por-tant papers. If found call Gay Woodburn Ueadquartera lor Free Pickup & Delivery Vediker. ext. 8452. I KIN SEE ME ~U~rlcatioD Dial 4419 LOST: String ot pe.ds, two wet!ks PAI