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Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 4

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Globe-Gazettei
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Mason City, Iowa
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JUNE 13, 1940 Spain Declares Position Is Now That of Non-Belligerent Protests Against Physics, Physical Italians in Spanish Education Teachers Waters Being Held to Meet at lowa U. IOWA CITY. Physics and physical education teachers will meet for conferences at the University, of the Iowa this week, the 1940 summer affairs. with Each will convene the physicists scheduled to demonstrate and discuss for three for days and the physical educators two. On the physics program are men from some 17 midwestern colleges, as dustrial well as several prominent inonstrations experts.

Laboratory demwill play a prominent part. Problems in physical education to be talked over include tests and measurements for the coach, officiating, and physiologic effects of exercise. Nashua Man Denies Breaking in Station NEW HAMPTON William Harms of Nashua pleaded 'not guilty when arraigned before John Tietjen, justice of the on a charge of breaking and peace, entering station the Standard Oil company here. CHESTER-Griffith Owens of Benkleman, is a guest at the J. D.

Carey home. CAA RELATES REGULATIONS Trainees for Summer Need Not Be Enrolled for Other Courses AMES Trainces for civilian pilot training during this summer do not need to be enrolled for any other college work, according to word received here by T. R. Agg, dean of engineering at Iowa State college. Relaxing of the restrictions on enrollment for other college work is expected to swell the number of applicants for the training.

Already about 30 students have applied at Iowa State, Dean Agg said. Other details announced by the Civil Aeronautics Authority provide that the training is available to citizens between the ages of 18 and 26, who have had one year of college during 1939-40, or tivo: years of work it prior to that college year, Applicants must not have held a pilot's certificate of private grade or higher, and must meet the physical requirements for a student pilot's certificate. At Iowa Slate, the flight training will begin June, 15 at Wearth Airport in Ames will continue until the trainee has received at least 35 hours of flight Dean instruction Agg said that ground school training. will be provided by the college, beginning at about the same Lime and continuing for about 10 weeks. AS COOL AS A CASHIER A cashier has to be a cool business.

bird. That's his HANES broadcloth And it's our business to make cool on warm days. that help you keep Shorts Hanes broadcloth Shorts are made ously full so that they will not genercrotch or bind at the seat. cut at the comfortable and cool. Legs are They not keep skimped.

you and width are correct to fit Length erly without clinging. Self-adjusting propHANES web in the waistband. Smart Lastex and colors--all guaranteed fast. new patterns SHIRTS AND Wear a HANES BROADCLOTH cooler all over. Its soft, Undershirt, absorbent too, knit and stay SHORTS-.

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Each pair conceals the famous Arch Preserver features that keep your feet well. Discover why they're so easy fo wear: at NICHOLS and GREEN "Where the Good Shoes Come From" GLOBE-GAZETTE Dental Hygiene Films Sold by University the university's bureau of dentall COUPON LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER ARMOURS 3 for IOWA CITY Prints of two the dental hygiene films produced at University of 'Iowa now are being sold in several sections of the nation, Lee Cochran of the visual instructon department has reported. The films, each of two "Let's Talk About Your are reels, Teeth," and "Your Child's Dental Health Problems." They are made so as to be easily understood by laymen. Dr. John C.

Brauer, director of hygiene, supervised making of the films. The pictures were widely used in lowa during the past year and in other states also being shown in connection with dental health programs. GOES TO CONFERENCE left OSAGE -Dorothy Ann Martin Wednesday for Grinnell where she will attend the Grinnell conference of as a delegate from the local Pilyoung people grim Fellowship group. HANLONTOWN -4 Mrs. H.

Brunsvold left Sunday for a visit and with relatives in Thief River Falls Holte, Minn. Speakers Are Set for SUI Conference IOWA CITY. authorities from 13 states Appointment for the of terence University of of July 11 Iowa's to 13 speech conhas: bead announced by Prof. C. Mabie, of the department.

subject First conference on the summer will. ever held here, the affair on emphasize panel discussions ics; such gengral topics as phonetcourses, dramatic art, beginning disabilities stuttering and hearing and Panel members will be drawn from. college and high school lead- ers. Some of the visitors formal who will M. give addresses are Claude Wise of Loufsiana State university, Paul H.

Sheats, University Wisconsin, and M. of Brooklyn college, 'New O'Neill York. NAMED MANAGER who EAGLE has been GROVE the Jack assistant DeVaul, liquor store for several years in the has been named James as manager, has been E. MacDonald who ceeding sucin charge during the two years or more, past WODEN-Florence Missman where home she Saturday from Joliet, rived has been teaching. to ANNIVERSARY (ojalgreen HALLOONS WALGREENS DRUG STORES CHILDREN On ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS Sale Thursday, Friday Saturday 101 South Federal Avenue Right Limit Reserved Quantities to No Purchase Required: Bids Are Let for Kossuth Gravel Work MADRID, (U.P)-The Spanish nationalist government, which came to power a year ago last month after three years civil war, that formally declared Thursday position in Europe's spreading conflict would be that of a -belligerent, lished The official state bulletin puba decree signed by General Francisco Franco, premier and el caudilio (supreme leader), and Col.

Juan Belgbeder, the into minister, saying that Italy's entry foreign and the war against Great Britain that France Spain's had altitude made it necessary be recognized by the belligerents. "With the conflict extended to the Mediterranean through the entrance into. the war of Italy against France and England," the decree said, "the government has in ageed the on conflict." Spain's non-belligerency 1t was understood, that Spain was protesting to Great meanwhile, Britain against the detention of 19 Italian sailors, picked up by the British after the Italian merchant steamer Libano had been scuttled off Algeciras. The protests and demand that the sailors be returned to Spain from Gibraltar was expected to be made through 'Sir Hoare, the new British ambassaSamuel dor to Spain who presented his credentials to Franco Saturday. It was understood that the demand was based on the fact that the Italian ship went down in waters and the British had Spanish no right to interfere.

Half the crew was taken to Gibraltar, according to Spanish reports. Tooling Plan for Defense Needs Set Up. Iowa Creameries Made 232,590,765 Pounds of Butter CLEVELAND An orderly clear cut procedure for the manufacture of machine tools for national defense has now been established and production will go cific rapidly forward as soon as sperequirements are deterby mined, it was announced Thursday Clayton R. Burl, chairman of the defense committee of the machine tool industry. "The production plan," Burt said, ence "was developed- in: conferWilliam Knudsen, of the government's advisory defense commission, in charge of manufacturing.

The plan is as follows: 41. The setting up 'of a machine tool co-ordinating committee, consisting of Mr. Knudsen as chairman and Harold S. Vance, chairman of the board of the Studebaker corporation, as vice chairmen, two representatives from the defense committee of the machine tool industry, two representalives from the navy and two representatives from the army, mittee "2. This co-ordinating comwill then determine the specific requirements of the army, the navy, United States manufacturers, and foreign cusfor tomers, and establish priorities the guidance of the machine tool industry in filling these repriorities quirements.

national In determining defense will take precedence over all other considerations. "3. It is anticipated that congress will shortly pass a law authorizing the navy to requisition for national defense chine tools now on order for purposes mafor- eign customers. however, is purely a matter of selection and is not in any sense an embargo upon "4. foreign shipments.

will, undertake machine tool industry to make deliveries of machine tools in time to meet the requirements of the national defense program by expanding present working forces and facilities, and by subletting production of plete parts, and, if necessary, commachines to various tactories not engaged in important government work. "5. The machine tool will inauguarte a industry program of training additional comprehensive nien required to speed up production. "It is expected that in the near future the army and the navy, will he prepared to suhdetails covering sizes, kinds and types of machines which will be required, and the time at which they must be avallable. As soon as this specitie Information has been obtained the machine toot industry, under piority committee rulings will of the co-ordinating be to set up definite delivery schedules, "It must be emphasized that this program covers not merely tools to be purchased by the army and navy, but the entire machine tool needs of the United States.

Machine tools bought directly by the government will represent only a small share of the machine tools actually needed for national defense purposes. "The Jargest portion will be those aircraft," by manufacturers of munitions, and other types of new cquipment, It is for this reason that the establishment mitice of the co-ordinating comin delermine priorilies is of the utmost importance." ALGONA-The Paul and Wiiliams Construction company of Algona was the successful bidder Wednesday for grayel surfacing 31 units roads. of The Kossuth county secondary project invluves 53,250 cubic yards of gravel to load. and haul one mile: 487,850 units of a hall mile haul and additional 650 cubic yards stripping gravel 16, pits. SCARVILLE--Mark Throntveit The left will Sunday be for Minneapolis employed, SALE IN SAVINGS SHARE THE REMEMBER DAD! Handsome 18-Inch WHIPCORD ZIPPER BAG For sports w.

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