Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 4

THURSDAY, JUNE 13, CAA RELATES REGULATIONS Trainees for Summer Need Not Be Enrolled for Other Courses AMES Trainees 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 two years of work if 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 State, the flight training will begin June 15 at Wearth Airport in Ames and will continue until the trainee has received at least 35 hours of flight training Dean Agg said that ground school instruction will be provided by the college, beginning at about the same time and continuing for about 10 weeks. Spain Declares Position Is Now That ofNon-Belligerent Protests Against MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE Physics, Physical Education Teachers to Meet at Iowa U. IOWA CITY Physics an physical education teachers wi meet for conferences at the Un versify of Iowa this week th first of the 1940 summer affair Each will convene Thursda with the physicists scheduled demonstrate and discuss for thre days and the physical educator for two. On the physics program are me from some 17 midwestern college as well as several prominent in dustnal experts.

Laboratory dem ons rations will play a prominen 1 l. Problems in physical educatio be talked over include test and measurements for the coach fficiating, and physiologic effect )f exercise. Nashua Man Denies Breaking in Station NEW HAMPTON William Harms of Nashua pleaded no when- arraigned befor ohn Tietjen, justice of the peace a charge ot breaking and en enng the Standard Oil companj tation here. is a guest at th. D.

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The official state bulletin published a decree signed by General Francisco Franco, premier and el caudiilo (supreme leader), and Col, Juan Beigbeder, the foreign minister, saying that Italy's entry into the war against Great Britain and France had made it necessary that Spam's attitude 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 ageed on Spain's non-belliserencv the conflict." It was understood, meanwhile Spain was protesting to Great Britain against the detention of 19 Dalian sailors, picked up by the British after the Italian merchant steamer Libano had been scuttled off Algeciras. The protests and demand that he sailors be returned to Spain rom Gibraltar was expected to made through Sir Samuel Hoare, the new British ambassador to Spain who presented his credentials to Franco Saturday It was understood that the demand vas based on the fact that the Italian ship went down in Spanish vaters and that the British had no right to interfere. Half the crew vas taken to Gibraltar, according Spanish reports. ToolmgTlan for Defense Needs'Set Up.

Iowa Creameries Made 232,590,765 Pounds of Butter CLEVELAND An orderly lear cut procedure for the manu- acture of machine tools for na- onal defense has now been es- ablished and production will go apidly forward as soon as spe- fic requirements are deter- ined, it was announced Thursday Clayton E. Burt, chairman of the defense committee of the machine tool industry. "The production plan," Burt said, "was developed in; conference with William Knudsen, of the government's advisory defense in charge of manufacturing. The "plan is as follows: "1. The setting up of a machine tool co-ordinating committee, consisting of Mr.

Knudsen as chairman and Harold s. Vance chairman of the hoard of the Studebaker corporation, as vice chairman, two representatives from the defense committee of the machine tool industry, two representatives from the navy and two representatives from the army Th to-ordinatine committee will then determine the specific requirements of the the navy, United States manufacturers, and foreign customers, and establish priorities for the guidance of the machine tool industry in filling these requirements. In determining priority national defense will take precedence over all other considerations. "3. It is anticipated that con- jress will shortly pass a law au- norizmg the navy to requisition for national defense purposes machine tools now on order for for- ign customers.

This, however purely a matter of selection and s- not any sense an embargo upon foreign shipments. "4. The machine tool industry vill. undertake to make deliveries i machine tools in time to meet he requirements of the national lefense program by expanding resent working forces and facili- les, and by subletting production parts, and, if necessary, com- lete machines to various fac- ories not engaged in important ovemment work. "5.

The machine tool industry nil inauguarte a comprehensive rogram of training the additional ten required to speed up Dro- uction. "It is expected that in the near future the army and (he navy will be prepared to submit details covering sizes, kinds and types of machines which will be required, and the time which they must be available As soon as this specific information has been obtained the machine tool industry, under pior- Hy rulings of the co-ordinatinir committee will be able to set up definite delivery schedules. "It must be emphasized that this rogram covers not merely tools be purchased by the army and avy, but the entire machine tool eeds of the United States Mahine tools bought directly by the overnment will represent only a mail share of the machine tools dually needed for national de- purposes. "The largest portion will be hose required by manufacturers aircraft, munitions, and other ypes of new equipment. It is or this reason that the establish- -icnt of the co-ordinating com- uttee to determine priorities is of ho utmost importance." Dental Hygiene Films Sold by University IOWA CITY Prink two dental hygiene films produced at the University I a now are being sold in several sections of the nation, Lee Cochran of the visual insti-ucton department has reported.

The films, each of two reels, are 5 Taik About Teeth," and Your Child's Dental Health Problems." They are made so as to be easily understood by lav- men. Dr. John C. Brauer, director of the university's bureau of dental hygiene, supervised the making of the films. The pictures were widely used in Iowa during the past year and in other states also are being shown in connection with dental health programs.

GOES TO CONFEJtEKCE i Ann Martin Wednesday for Grinnell where she will attend the Grinnell conference of young people as a delegate from the local Pilgrim Fellowship group. Brunsvold left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Thief River Falls and Holte, Minn. Speakers Are Set for SUI Conference CITY -Appointment of authorities from 13 states for the University of Iowa's speech conference of July to 13 has been announced by Prof. E. C.

Mabie, head of department. First summer conference on the subject ever held here, the affair wm emphasize panel discussions on such -general topics as phonetics, a a i art, beginning Ottering and gearinf sabilities and discussion. Panel members will be drawn from, college and high school lead Who ddr ses are Claude M. wise of Louisiana State uni verity Paul H. Sheats, Univerl Sl 'y Wisconsin, and J.

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