leo Durocher Colder Relalned I~ Pilot IOWA : Colder today; scat Of DocI,er. ~osPital ·IOWA'N tered liehl rain, ~e Slory on rare 4 THE :·',DAJfiY · Iowa City's Morni~g Newsp per showen. !BeaUn '1'81 A8IOCI4'1'ID pa.l. )OWA CITY, IOWA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1942 lIY THE ASSOCIATED paESS VOLUMEXLm NUMBER 50
I (ross . ( e -, r nd M.... 1\0 n oPPolnt.d ~ , John on ~t r', r mml\ ~ on lal rvlre, 1'1'0 QI Izer e l'h Irmnn as ~ th OI)POinl~t, , • wltl h II " 9:15 P. M.-BEFORE BLACKQUT aUonall, IIr IIIe , reou let ~ Ycink~lmpericil Forces 35 Miles off! lall to te.J al "viII ... at ,rill), "" and COlli ...... From Axis-Held:· f,unisian Base
1 n, with tilt I$ 'al locnl orllnlll. pi nnlnl to tqUl Doubling of Airplane IOtPltallty Or ~p , Bilerte, 'itnis ·Blasted as Both , of all m n Ie Ih! \ Battleships, Cruisers Output New U.S. Goal t mp and hOI Included in listing -----, to be orl.n~ \~ ~ides ' Ballle for Air Supremacy , adJ nt to 1I'1lI~ Qf Vessels Hit, Sunk Nelson Gives WPB's , and h plttla, Wilson Responsibility .. hlp ",UI II. BOX SCORE By WES GALLAGHER 11111 of I'e ll~WeshlP8 ...... 2 For Production Boost AL1~JEJ) llEADQ AHTER. IN l OR'I'H A/<' IU 'A (AP) a I I rvleea, I'e (One may be heavy cruiser) American and Brlti~h D1echllnized units hal'c smllsh d theil' wllr 41 __ WASHINGTON (AP)-Chair "eavy Cruslen ...... 6 lo within 35 miles of axis Tunisian stronghoid of Biz rIc afte/' Lt6ht Cruisers ...... 2 man Donald M, Nelson of the war the III I '--' scattered clashes with German patrols. It.'''' from "lui. Destroyers ...... ~ production board announced yes lnd at t-" Transpor&8 ...... II terday he had given his vice A helldqulIt'teJ' spokesma n Raid l!l~t nig:ht onc lHhanl!('d 1408Wn' ....
denee formula• which.. .. he set for have sea ma.. stery.. ..In the we tern It I practtcally.,. * *tmpol Ibl (r nd* It Que~on is not cop y rig h ted. Pacific. anyone, even with Byrd'. un· ' i . An h equ 1 d per I te. k p lh ~ur thermore, he sa d Jl was a YW ere we ore to go, we must war flow Weien! by llminatJ n, 'unltec:\ nations pattern, philosophy have superior naval strength. But tmn e sary xpendltur . Th and ideal." lOr all small nallons. We cannot attain this as lon, as coMillon of affa prev n H. Briefly, it provld ~. first, the the British fleet Is required In th For a very load In tall , th acceptance by both the lar,er and Atlantic and Mediterranean. new colo.'! us or W8lIhlniton (th . We cannot even put lorward our Pentagon building) t $70,0 0.· Briefly, it provides, first, the own best naval trort there whJJc 000, althoullh c nlr app- acceptance by both the larger and a threat to our shlppi!), and shore prhlled only hal! that Urn, The smaller nations of a sincere desire keeps part of our fleet in the At. war d pOl'tmnl found the olh r to work toward independence. 1t Illnllc. $311,000,000 In approprilt (\lnd provides mutual and polJ tical plan. i.o ses o( our alrerllt carriers for other pur(>08 . (Dlltributed by Kin, Felture' nin" step DY step, toward complete (the fleet's o{lensive lpejlrhead) That ireat urn of mon y w. Syndl()ate, Inc., r~roductlon In Indtpendence over a period of npor[.ed around. the Solomons th swt tched from the purpo f years. past month make OUf unaatls/ac· whiCh It wa. appr prl ted w tb 1.11 whOle or In I plrt strictly pro· No doubt it Is the formula which tory Pacific naval si tuation even authorization by !:Onlt . Coh. hlblted.) Mr, Roosevelt wlll insist upQn ot more plain. gre leamed of the expendftur the pellce conference tor India, and Mr. Roosevelt's basic strategy, on ly aCt r the bulldtn wa up and all undeveloped nations deslrln, therefore, seem beyond debat ,no the money ion. • Solutions Outside independence. matter how imPlUent we may be In th ca of th airport h ra Of Our Thinking- to even the s ore with the ntlher (which cost thr or four tim WASHINGTON - The llberals AQGRB8$IVE ACTION AOAJI'C'ST axis partner who hilS taken the what W98 xPf(lted) Mr. R velt JAPAN IMP08SmLI NOW- greatest tolJ of OUr nien and ehlps. gave the tURd t .,t It tarted ore olwoys complaining because A number of public men and trom the lump um of mon (itCH I Mr. Roosevelt never says anything people (includln. Rep. Moas) are ANOTHU PRAOTI Lothrop Smith, Mrs. Kathryn Bar CANDIDATES VIE FOR TITLE OF HONORARY CADET COLONEL pate in a mock weddln( ceremony Wives Plan at the door, where they will re ton and Mrs. An,ileen Cloe. ceive wedding rings and programs In cha,rge of arrancements are The Party Line ••• in the guise of wedding licenses. Gerry Qarner, A4 o[ Waterloo, ·Stamp Social Music for the affair win be fur chairman; Mar,aret We.naert, At --This Week End at Iowa nished by Earl Howard and his of Indeplendence; Mary Catherine orchestra. Mrs. Margaret Jamison Owens, A4 of Loran, aDd Ruth To S.II War Stamp. and Mrs. M. H. Anderson will After the game. • • given by the pledge class in honor Mary McClean, A4 of Des Moines. For Women at War chaperon. · . . cadets will be entertained at a of the active chaptel". Robert In charge of arrangements under • • • at Tea Monday Lundquist, A2 of Cedar Rapids, Ration cards ••• WHk tea dance in the Gamma Ph i Beta Jean Gimar, C3 of Des Moines, chairman, are James Sweeney, A2 · . . will be issued for refresh. sorority house tomorrow from 4:30 is chairman of arrangements. of Cedar Rapids, Jack Martin, A2 ments at the Theta Xi [raternlty until 6:30 p. m. The committee in • • • or Des Moines, and Edwin Hicklin, blackout pbrty tonight from D to charge of the affair includes Cave men •.. A3 of Wapello. 12 o'clock.. Sirens, air raid war· Martha Ann Jordan, A4 ot Boone; dens and Ixlmb shelters will add to Mariana Tuttle, A2 of Iowa City, ... of primitive tribes' will rant • • • and rave at the "Barbarians' P I d t • t the realism of the party which wiu and Virginia Husman, C3 of B ' 1 I II T re u e . 0 Win er .•. be given by the pledges for the Waterloo. rawl,' in orma a - ownsmen ... will be the formal dance to party, tonight i n the Community be held in the Delta Chi fraternity active chapter. .0. building. Larry Barrelt and his Chaperons will be Dr. and Mn. • h I b house tomorrow night from 9 un- A nIg t cu. . . orchestra will pl ay for dancing til 12 o'clock. Music will be fur- Lloyd A. Knowler, Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Van Dyke and Mrs. Robert · ..a t mosph ere WI' 11 b e reprod uce d from 9 to 12 o'clock. njshed by the Avalon orchestra. at Club Tau, annual formal party Chaperons will be President and Chaperons for the party will be Glen. of Alpha Tau Omega fratemity Mr•. Virgil M. Hancher, Dr. and Mrs. Sarah Edwards, Prot. and • • • Mrs. A. L. Bloom and Prof. and t o b e he Id W e d nesd ay ! rom 9 t 0 Mrs. Thomas Farrell Jr., Prot. and Tea for two ... 12 p. m. in the chapter house. MI·s. Carrol M. Mickey. Mrs. C. Woody Thompson and · .• houses is beJng planned by There will be dancing in the In charge of arrangements are Mr. and Mrs. John Cockrill. women at Ooast house for Russell nor th an d sou th I ounges, an d game the social chairmen of the Towns- Tbe committee in charge of ar- house women Sunday at • p. m. bl ' l1 b t . th d' . g men organization. ta es WI e se up 1Il e 111111 • 0 • rangements consists of Joseph Virginia Jackson, A2 of Marlon, room where guests will play with Phelan, A3 of Colfax; John Hogle, and Marion Patterson, Al ot paper money given them as they Free box seats. . E:J of Muskogee, Okla., and Rich- GreenCield, are in charge of ar enter. . .. for all broadcast football arcl Holland, P4 ot Diagonal. rangements. The tea table will bear Typical night club pictures will games will be offered ilt the in- • • • a large tloral centerpiece. cover the walls, and ceilings will formal party to be given in the Informality ••• Pouring will be Rachel Keil, A4 be decorated with streamers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity ot Marengo, of Russell house, and gold and blue, the fraternity house tomorrow afternoon from . .. will be the theme of the Virginia Jackson. colors. 2 until 5 o'clock. Bridge will be ~igma " Phi . E~sllon I~aternity • • • In charge of arl'angements arc played. Charles Ingersoll, C3 of Sweater SWI.ng to be gJVe~ to- 9 Top hat and cane ••• Warren Slagle , A2 of Council I owa CI't y, IS" ID Ch a rge 0 f a,:- Imorrow , evenlDg f"from until 12 ,Bluffs, c h a irrm a n; Richard Irangements. 0 clock .. Music or dancmg Will · .. will be the fealure of the Pi Beta Phi ~orority winter formal Piclu d above are the candidates Chadima, A2 of Cedar Rapids; • • • be prOVided b~ records. Joe Cortese, A3 of Des Moines; • • Chaperons Will be Mrs. Nanette to be held tonight from D until 12 for honorary cad/lt colonel which o'clock in the river room of Iowa wel'e prcsented to the Cadet Offi· Ervin Pinkston, A4 of Council Thanksgiving.. • Wakefield and Dr. and Mrs. W. Pi Bela Phis lead I;3lufts; Thomas Ford, P2 of Mo· ...will provide the theme of the J. Poppy. Union. cers' club at a meeting" in Iowa A buffet! supper will be served Union Wednesday night. They are Today berly, Mo.; Richard Saar, A2 of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity ladio In charge of arrangements are Donnellson; Patric Reilly, Ai of party Wednesday from 9 to 12 p. m. Benny Leonard, A2 o~ Galesburg, during the evening. Len Carroll (left to right) Kathleen Kildee, Three Organilatio~5 and his orchestra will furnish the In Travel·A·Century Gamma Phi Beta; Kathleen Davis, Des Moines, and Dale Spaan, A2 Don Sandhorst, Robert Sharp, Ill.; Howard JUbenVille, Al of Plan to Meet of Paullina. Gerald Eggers and Wilbur Colli- Rochester, N. Y.. and LeRoy dance music. Delta Delta Pelta; Arlene Mike Chaperons will be Prof. and Mrs. Cover 'Miles' Fowler, Chi Omega; Naomi Brav· Chaperons' will be Dr. and Mrs. ster are in charge of arrangements Phelps, Al of Downer's Grove, 2,000 Chester Irving Miller, MI'. and for the party. Ill. F . M. Pownall, Mr. and Mrs. Roy erman, Sigma Delta Tau; Eliza Iowa CUy Woman's Club-An Koza, Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. By Sports Activities beth Charlton, Pi Beta Phi; Ruth Mrs. Jack T. Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Mrs. Edna Singmaster and Mrs. • • • nual faH luncheon-First Presby B. Miller and Mrs. Kathryn M. Stella Crawford will chaperon. R. D. Cruikshank. During 'Hike Weeks' Smith, Kappa Kappa Gamma; len Carroll .•. The committee under Elb:llbeth Marion Pickering, Tau Gamma; terian church, 1 p. m. Barton. • • • . . . and his orchestra will play Cook, A2 of Glenwood, and Jean Springer, Alpha Xi Delta; st. Patrick's P. T. A.-school Wedding bells ..• for the Alpha Chi Omega sorority Kathryn Johansen, E4 of Clarinda, Mae Rodger, Alpha Delta pj; Blue jeans and ••• ... will ring out in "Hotel Sigma winter formal dance in the Silver building, 3 p. m. co-chairmen. includes Donna Betty Hemsky, Alpha Chi Omega; · . . pla id shirts will color the Nu" at an informal dance to be Shadow tomorrow evening :from 8 Jeanne Johnson, A3 of Cedar Barbara Holt, Currier; Enid Elli Masonic Service club-Masonic Sigma Chi fraternity hayride to given in the fraternity house to to 12 o'clock. Rapids; Shirley Long, Al of Los son, ~appa Alpha Theta; Dorothy temple, 12 M. be given tomorrow from 8:30 un morrow night from 9 until 12 Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. Angeles, and Kathl~n O'Connor, Miller, Delta Gamma; Mary Lou· til 10:30 p. m. The party is· being o'clock. Each couple will partici- Jack Johnson, Prof. and Mrs. A2 ot Iowa City. rse Nelson, Currier, and Betty Colvin. EastJawn. Triangle Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow Members of Triangle club will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in their Iowa Umon clubrooms to hear a special report on the pro posed revision of the club's con stitution. The committee in charge of this work is headed by Prof. J. Vall der FRIDAY, SATURDAY NOV. 20, 21 ARRANGE TO VISIT Zee, as Jsted by Prof. Elmer Hills and Prof. Gordon Marsh. The standing committees will present reports of their activities and expenditures to date. Members will also elect one of Strub's . FU [2. 'Sale! thei r number to fill a vacal1'cy on the permanent house committee. • s .I.-cl" y o-U-' : FUR COAT In thl. 1.1. COFFEE lIOURS . W. A. coffee hours have of 200 BEAUTIFUL FURS been upended for the duration * *. of the war. it ha been an· * * nounced by the U. W. A. council. Mr. lynn, one of the foremost mak.... of fine fu ..., will be here with Realizing that many faculty members aud students are de· his entire collection. Due to the unlimited s.lection in this Sal., voting their time 10 war work, . . the council decided to drop the you'll find your coat whether you de.ire rare Eastern Minks coffee hours. It Is hoped that , tudents will USe time for",erly or practical Seal Dyed Coney. pent a.t coffee hours in doing Red Cro or other war work. This annu:!.1 event of Strub's this ye~r comes at an opportlll\CI &lme •.. Winter and Christmas t.re ahead .•. values [or Quall&y fars are very food ... and YOU wlll be rreally pleased with 'he choice UIOr'· ments to choo~ from. Penla Lamb Huclaoa Seal . Imagine finding S1JT.r furs like these Fox priced at only DeleJde Also Furs at ltemCllllber- tlNOUlH TlANSl.ATION hr 8ale Thia prankenetein i8 tempting tbe muter. $99, $299 mind to cub the crllmmln' l!O they can locate Friday and And Up to the kitchen and rald t.he iee·bolt for Pepai· Satarc1aJ' Cola. Alld tIuU', a' treat ill allY lalllU4(/e1 $1,000 I * Mink II.nd Musk,.t I WHAf 00 !!!! SA Yt • Send l1li 80m of your bot , * 'N.t"., Grey Kid.ki. ~llInc. If u I, you .t '10. Ir we don't, you pU * Rich lIui.n MtfllOl Buy-your..... ·coai o-n ·o-n. re.Jt!ctlon .lIp. Mall .lane ' . .( ,. .... to oUtp DelJllrtment, ~ .Luxurious Dyed SkuK. of_our~ co-nven ien( pia ~I l' Jllli . Col. Company, LoaI I.-..cl City, N. Y. Fine NI.,."I 0,.... '.v.. ...,·__ t.,.: '~...., * ., ...... ,.. ..."...,111 Ie ~~ * Neutr.1 Silvtrtoftt ...... t ... .. ~ -we..I ...... w-...... fRIDAY, NOVE ~AGE FOUR THE DAlLY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA ~ • Reyeal En~ I mHelen L. Retained as Dodger Mana '0 Ralph SI ----...------~------AL COUPPEE, POSSIBLE STARTER AT FULL (huck Dressen J~fferson House Hits Michigan, Ohio State I ~ Hawkeyes Scrimmage St. Patrick's Cagers . ' Phi Psi /8/ Machine lines Important Cogs For 2nd Day in Row Spotlight Open BasketbaU Card In Grid Game GIVen Release; Today Contest at Columbus • Burkett at End Post, In Home Gym Toni~f Jefferson house und Delta Up To Decide Title Hopes Roger Kane at Guard PORTS Corriden Kept silon A tangle this afternoon at Of Both Grid Teams In Lengthy Workout 4(30 o'clock on the Intramural llrid field to determine which is to By JOliN COLBURN DI .. Eddl h iM Lippy Leo Promise. meet Phi Kappa Psi B in the fi nols of the all-university touch COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- • • • Team Will Cut D,own footbull play-off. Michigan's "seven oak posts" :lnd On High.Stake Betting The cooperative d 0 r mit 0 r y Ohio Stote's stellar line ot "ror champion advanced Into the semi gotten men'J may steal the show By JUDSON BAILEY finals on a none-too-impressive from the teams' fleeting backs in win over Schaeffer A, town league NEW YORK (AP)-Leo Du the nation's top gl'ldlron altl'action rocher was given back his job as champion, by 8 score 01 26 to 22, here tomorrow. playing manager of the Brooklyn while Delta Upsilon, ruler in the Dodgers yes~rda y, but President fraternity class A league, drew a With the Western confer nee Bfanch Rickey made it clear that bye. championship hopes ot both the new dea I in Fla tbush has be Jefferson's record so far this teams riding on the outcome, the gun. season stands at six wins to no los line plllY will be the key factor in In the same press conference at ses, while Delta Upsi!on also re which Durocher's appointment for mains undefeated in six grid tilts. deciding the 6D-mlnute hottle be a fifth season was announced, it Sid Croiger captained the Phi fore 0 sell-out cl'owd of about was disclosed that Coach Charles Kappa Psi Bls into the tinals by 80,000. (Chuck) Dressen had been given dUlllPinll the medics of Nu Sigma • • • his outright release, that another Nu, holdel' of top spot in the pro Mlchlran'" linr of cel!ter Mer coach, Fred F~tzsimmons, was be fessional frnternity league, to the ing offered the Montreal farm-club tune of 19 to 12. Commons D, foot vin Prerulman, ruard. Bob managership as a prusible first ball king of the dOI'mitories, fell Kolesar and Julius Frank, step toward the futUre leadership to the rl'n~ernity B lengue champs, tackles AI Eistert and Bill Prl of the Dodgel's, and that gambling 27 to Hi, in the quarter-finalg. tula-Prltula who double at for high stakes by the players center-and endl! Phil harpe and 'BJft"·er Mallar rot the ".ak would be banned. coaches who do not have n yen to post" reputation bfcaUlle few m;mage." • • • .ubslilutions are u d. The No. RIckey woulll not dIsclose tbe Then Rickey explained. his ~ollcy 1 &\lb&t(~ute. Wall Frtlholer, terms riven Durocher, but said of selecting managers and the op play either roard. that he had been slrned for one portunity he was holding forth to year to a player's contract in- Fitzsimmons, the veteran knuckle • • • • • • • • • tead ot a. mananr's. This ban pitcher who starred on the A Michigan scout, Ernie Mc means, besides the Cact that l>u mound for both the Giants nnd Coy, tabbed the Bucks' linemen Sea hawk-Nebraska Football Tilt Tomorrow rocher must play ball this year, Dodgers before retiring to the center Bill VickroY, guards Lin that he also can be relea ed on coaching lines last season. Houston and Hal Dean, tackles Charles Csuri, all all-American Only Home Appearance of Cadet Eleven ten GayS nO'tic~, both as manarer • • • and player. Asked what .((((ude Ff(a'm candidate, and William WUUs lind /I • • • mOO8 had shown toward the ends Bob Shaw and Don Stein LeVoir Shifted Into Durocher's former contract was tarm-club position, lUckey lAid, berg-as the "forgotten men" be cause of Ohio' fullb ck G n Fe understood to have called for $23,- "Fred has been very reluctant, Right Halfback Berth; kete and halfback Paul Sarring Berlo Obstacle Ricke-y ludieaUnc to me a disposition 500 plu bonus 'Ptovisions. to hau, the conference's lead ina: Couppee at Fullback said his agreement for next year tay in Ule ble le .....es. 'l'hls I scorers. had no bonus clauses but refused not. unusual, but I am atrolll tor The Wo!verine line ploy also has The Nav, I Pre-Fli hI 'hunr to indicate how the salary com him taldn, It and I am ready 10 been overshadowed by the bril Seohawlc will la . Nebrll5k to To Tulsa Team pared with last year. He explained, make it mor~ aUractive fln.ncl liant funning and pa ing of Tom morrow in their Hom coming tilt however, that Durocher was per a \ly than coachln for UI. Kuzma, a worthy halfback succes and the only home game ot the OMAHA fectly satisfied and that terms • • • sor to "terribl " Tommy Harmon. never were at any time a serious "Even if he turns it down, the • • • cause for the delay in signing. job will still be open for him. In taUstics how IItile to choose I What was involved in the long fact, am determined to keep the betw~n the forwarct walls. In conterences Rickey and Durocher place open for him until I om elrh' ,ame, Mlchl,an oppon have held this week and previously ure he has decided definitely on ents have ,alned an averare of in St. Louis came out as other something el e." only 101.4 yards a rame by points in Brooklyn's program were Rickey then was asked if this I'UlIhiur and Ohio oppo ent revealed- club discipline and the attitude was as important as it ap 102.4, Mlch!ran' ,. deftn e release of DreS5en, former mana peared on the surface and replied: has been m re vUlnerable, ai ger of the Cincinnati Reds and Du "It can't be more important than iowlnr 110:6 yarels. while Ohio rocher's first assistant ever since I want it to look on the surface." oppenents have ,alntd only he took charge of the Dodgers in Durocher said there had been 92.7 yards a ,ame throurh the 1939. entirely too much gambling among air. Mlchlran oPpo/len have • • • his players, he realized now, but ored 99 point to Ohio' 95. Rickey said Ihat hereafter the that he did not think it had any • • • Dodrers would have only two effect on their play. On the offen ive ide-a tribute coach~ Instead of the three and "I'd ay we probably lIambled to a fa t-Chllrlinll, bard-blockln, tour they have carried In recent as much in J 941 as J942-though line-Ohio has all the edge. It years. He said both he and Du mayb.e the stakes weren't as high. averaged 313.2 yard a game by rocher ",anted John (Red) Cor • • • rD Ilini and 105.3 on p whlle rlden to remain as one of the "I know I've been accuse4 of Michi,an has gotten only 2043 on coaches, but 'hai they had wlnnln, meaey from ..y pIa , lne "round and 79,2 on pes. I,reed Dressen must ro because but they never had to pay me. Ohio has run Up 275 points and "we have- c~rtaln coachlll&' plalll And I paid a loi lit ~nqseJ, ~. Mlchillan 186. In mind and {)lis was the move Why, when a. pitcher won a rOod we teU It necessary to make." rame rill' me I'd (ive hllD a • • • bonUB. Lots of tim I've lAid city Loop Basketball He hastened to explain, though, 'well, that' $200 leM you owe that the change in the coaching me.' Play to Begin Monday stall did not mean that he intended • • • to force Duroohet to accept a lieu "I think we were gambling too Four team ar ent red in the tenant who would be the leading much. It's a bad practice and It's Iowa City basketball lea,ue nd candidate to succeed to the mana one of the things 1 had jn mind play is slated to iet upder way gership of Durocher, married but eliminating it 1 was retained as Monday niiht with two iam I on childless, it he were called to the manager-even before I t Iked to the schedul I Edalr Frame, dlr - army during the 1943 sea on. Mr. Rickey. tor of the Iowa City retr alion As a matter oC fact. he added, "I'll say this," he concluded, center, IInnouncell )le.tenlay. "I feel it preferable to have "there will be no gambllnll this The lour !ejlms entered incluc1e year-for stak hiliher than 15 the Blu JaCk 1,1, mad up ot en cents." II ted men in Iowa elt)' and under the supervi jon of Harold Schr - Helll'f tram [n.Jured der; the Pilysici,ns under the LAFAYETTE, Ind. (APl-1'h coach II'Ii ot Dr. 11. T. M\lnd n; knee ot Henry Stram, sparkp1uc Complete Auto in c:har, of Amos tim.of the Purdue university !QOtbaU Kelso, and Hand J welers under Shorts I:Ui, 3:15, 5:15. 7:15, ':15 team's offen e in last two s~r!.s, Rill' Sullivan. Iceland 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55, 9:55 was put in a ca t y .terdllY ilIon, All city leagu 110m will NOW I with II part of the Boil rmakers' played at 8 o'clqck on Mond y hopes for scoring on upset ~ainst IInp Wed.oesday nlllhls. THERE'S A HEAT WAVE ]ndiana university tomorrow. The cheaule for th fir t half: ~ov, 23-Blue Jack ts VB . Phy 1- WAY UP NORTHI clan Sonia's .tt. • jwty Nqv. 25-Hands Jew len va. Complete Auto Nov. 30-Blue Jock t VI. Hand. Jewelers Pee. 2-Ph)' ietan v . CampI te Auto Dec, 7- Blue Jocke\9 v . Com plete Auto Dec. 9-Physiclons vs. lIond JeWeler. Dec. 14-Blue Jackets VR. Phys - clans. PIlc. HI--flands Jewelers VI. I Complete Auto Not SOIlJA He I - Dec. 21 -Blue Ja k ts v . HundM Plul ~ Iected Shor' SubJeeta ---- I Jewelers ---PRODUCERS DEMAND THESE Dec. 23- Physlcllln v . Com will PUC8S plrte Allto . 40c • 56c • Dec. 2.... !u Jack tv. Com . ~~ pl~te Auto brln N TlII 6 ~ves. Dec. 30- PhyisiclllnR vH . HIIOdH Je~lers t J you use, BDAHle· HAY8 =.~ "InformatlogEXTRA! Plealle!" • ·"U, 8. Iroll War£lonl" I "Men Fpt The Fleetl" I La(es' N~w8 Nexl!• "lprlllliJme In The Roekltsl" In ,__ -.r ...... ""'"' Teehnl ...... ". -...... eelor! ! THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY , IOWA PAGE FrVE b ttleshlps bullt or building with Second thrust partl, aueceR in medical ci rcles, was finally Linden charged her husband with ot Nov. 23, lind letters N-Z, in-I mencement invitations at th e Reveal Engagement whiCh Japan started the war, three, ful-on Friday afternoon, anoth Dr. H. D. Kerr Sued healed after several months of cruel and inhuman treatment. elusive, the week of Nov. 30, almuni ollice, Old Capitol. Orders In('ludlng the Haruna, which the er .tron, Jap force headed for' treatment from a Rochester, Judge Evans awarded her the cafe LIEUT. COL. W. L. SMITH must be placed before 12 noon Dec. Of Ot'my reported sunk by air attack Gulldaleanal. The wa.r, hlp. ar Minn., radiologist. business of the defendant and also Military Departmenl 5, 1942. Helen L. Spence In the Phillplpnes enrly In the war, for S5,oob Damage • Ived after midnight Saturday Taylor asks damages of $5,000 aU household goods and an auto. F. G. mGBEI: ore now on th ocean bottom. ZOOLOGY SEMINAR ..omln, . and bombarded Amer! Mrs. LeVOl'a charged her Ilus Director ot Convocat.lolll fo Ralph Schooley Another mea ure of the i.errlfle fo r injuries and scars incurred, Norman Sulkin will speak on etn positions with opposltlon On Negligence Charge and thlit defendant pay costs of defeat which the enemy suffered band with desertion and was "Nuclear Studies in the Hyper PH.D. FRENCH READING EXAM from our loreet. This Will 101- latter treatment in sum of $149.50. --. W d- In the olomenl II the ettb"ate awarded monthly allotments of plactic Liver of the Rat" at the The Ph.D. French reading ex lowell by the apPearance of an • Dr. H. D. Kerr of University Representing the plaintilf are by naval officIals that at lealt LeVol'a's army pay from the time zoology seminar Friday. Nov. 20 at amination will be given Thursday, escorted force of 12 transports hospital was charged with negli Attorneys Boardman and Cart 2' ,Nt and posIJbly II many a. or his induction until the dale or 4 p. m. in room 205, zoology build- Dec. 10, from 4-6 p. m. in room men with much equip alter dayU,IIt. Our aIrcraft sank gence In using an X-ray machine wright of Marshalltown. ","0 at 1e ••t el,bt of tbem, but the the divorce decree. ing. 314. Schaeller hall. Please ma.ke ment Were 101t. Naval expert. as stated in a petition at law filed PROF. J. H. BOOrNE appJlcaUon before Monday, Dec. 7, .... re ell,l'_ 4 belief tOOay Ihat other four wenl on to the Island. in district cou rt yesterday by The third thrust smashed-on Zoolo&'Y Department in room 307, Schaeffer hall. No It would take at lea. t three plaintiff M31tylind Taylor, minor, appllcation will be aceepted after Saturday I)lght the Japs made still and her father, Floyd Taylor, of SIGMA IOTA weeks. po. lbty much ton,er. for Two Divorce Cases pm will be ~ven towards the end of another attempt to attack Guadal \ ' GENERAL NOTICES the Japanese to ,.ther another Marshalltown. There will be a supper meeting next semester. ~ naJ. This developed In to the bat Taylor claims that Dr. Kerr (Continued from page 2) hu,e force for a new try at re 01 Phi Sigma Iota, Friday, Nov. 20, PRO~ STEPHEN B. BUSH tok tleship engagement, results of negligently and unskillfully at Granted in Hearings "pen th I~ .. onquerln, Guadaleanal and Its at 6 p, m. at the home of PrOf. Rumanee La~ea I mit CCII. strate,Jc alrrleld. which were reported in yesterday's tempted to remOve a blemish, 01' Grace Cochran. New members will communique. How this action was mark, from Miss Taylor's face, Divorces· werE> granted yester- ment in the enlisted reserve corps 'rhlck t"ni,hl on The lott> t report on what S c be initiated. DJIlGEMBER GRADUATES r tllry Knox rec ntly colled round lought still remains to be told and caused the plaintiff's face to day in Johnson county district are requested to complete their en SALLY PATTON Students wishing to graduate at '08th Cllt Krill, two of th olomons campaign here. Speculation was that it may be marred with X-ray injury. court to Nona O. Van der Linden listment according to the follow President I the ~mber, 1942, convocation with qua4 or mok I It POsslbl now to pJece to- h.ave b~en a typical b~tt1eship TaYlor also charged that following from Luke Van del' Linden and ing plan. I hould call at the office of the reg· til 11'1 r~ady tor g ther 0 fnlrly compr hensive ac-. fight With the heavyweights of the treatment. the mark continued Dorothy LeVors from Clarenre L. Names beginning with letters CO~IMENCEI\fENT Istrnr Immediately to make forma 1 count of the mOtit complex Dnd both navies slugging at each other to grOW rapidly and developed into' LeVora, Judge Harold D. Evans A-G, inclUsive ,will complete their r INVlTATION application tor graduation. prolonged seo-alr battle ever over distances of 25 miles or more, an active sore. granted the two divorces. JenUstment the week or Nov. 16 ; Students graduating at the mid- BARRY G. BARNES tought. While lighter .forces of cruisers and ~he blemish known as a nevus In the tirst case, Mrs. Van der lettters H-M, inclusive, the week t year convocation may order com- Re,ls!rar Dong r signals _ early this destroyers mixed at close: ranges. I'll 0 nth aerial reconnal8$a nce In the absence of other mfol'ma Ahowed the Jops furiously gather- tion, It Is possible, of course, that Ina ship. and men at their north_ the American force caught the W t rn Solomons ,pases. They Japs off guard and smashed them weI' I' pealedly bomb d by U. S. before they had .time. to get their aircraft of the MacArthur Dnd Hal- ranges t~r effective fire. • ey commands. By November 10, The Jap runs home-on No th huge force was geltlng under- vember 15, Sunday mornln&', way. tour car,o transports, presum- Flm blood for U. .-Novem- ably those remain In&' from the ller 12 at dawn AmerIcan naval 12-lhll) force of November H. forte bombarded Japanese were discovered beached on the JI08IUon on Guadaleanal for ten Japanese lector of Gua.dalca.nal houn. The toe .truck back with and destroyed by ,unflre and 3J plane and American fl,bters aerial bombs. Meanwhile. aerial and Iblpa hot down 30 of them. reconnallISIInee showed the rem- Attack Imminent _ meanWhile nants 01 Japanese forces In fuJI the nemy armada 01 transports: 1116", to the north: ,'8r10 . hips and a warship force Since their retreat, a navy orlonlzed around two battleships spokesman said, no reports have plowed blu water lor Guadal- been received on any consequen fllMI. In the orting stood more tinl action over, around or on Jal) wa~hlp., waIting for the op- Guadnlcanal. The J aps apparently portun tim to strike. have not tried any land attacks BLONDIE First tlinlst I' pulsed-on Friday nor have they even co nti ~ u ed their November lS, shortly atter mJd~ mid-day air talds wi th which, until nliht. Am rican task forces which last weekend, they harassed the h d b n I,Jn, In walt, tore Into American defenders of the island th heart or the formidable enemy and tried to wreck the airfield. n tJUa , The Jap were approach in, in thrte columns and the out Indiana Grldders Resl numbtred Am rlcan ships dashed BLOOMINGTON. Ind. (AP) In amon, th columns, guns hlaz Relaxation was the gridiron In,. torped h\lrtlin, at ·the foe. strategy at Indiana university yes terday as Coach A. N. (Bo) Mc D vi that Much ot the fi,htin, waf at polnt I 0 tom- blank ran, . As Ihe American shIps Millin ordered his team to rest unlqu prob bly nol le- p • the contu ed Jap columns before leavJng today for Craw I'e. Ilired on ach other. Next day, U. S. fordsville. going on to Lafayette II f1l nUt Iy ble, plan fini hed of( crippled JBp tomorrow for the "Old Oaken elOI ,that r th I ~ or more iJ)l. . Bucket" tilt with Purdue. 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ItI6&..~"h· DIAl 419t ('nIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1"2 "P_A=G=E=S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~T=H=E~D=A=l=L~Y IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA 1700 Cadets to March at Seahawk-Nebraska Game Tomorrow1 ,Will Perform County Cooperates ;n Successful Blackout Johnson COD,nly Pla,ns I.C. Chest Drive · * * * * * * * * * Small Pox, Diphtheria Be I ore, Durlng BLACKOUT- COMMANDER GIVES LAST·MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS Immunization Project Exceeds Quota (Contln~~~page I) Anli - I1HI II POlC and d lphtherl Solicitor. Prai..ct Hall of Game IIlh", a lIeM In Anderson's wC' k wi ll b observ d In .rohn on ,tuliio. 118l1i E. Washlneton county b ginning Mxt Monday, By Vern W. lal.. , street; In lIauser'. Jewelry Cou nty Nur. , Mildred John on General Chairman Cadets Will Parade onnOU!lr d yt' I rdoy. The ('o m slore. 205 E. Washln,lon street, palgn wi llI! cRrril'd out a un old In Traditional Style and al the Rev. EvalUl A. Worth to lht' Will' Ho)'t. ley', home. 10 S. Gilbert. Wlrlrsp)'C'lId immunizlltlon I Of Naval Academy pnrtiru larly important lit the pr - * * * C'nt limt' b cnu r, hould th Anderson had evidently left his Rivalling an Annapolis perfor nutural cycl ur PI' val nc for mance, the cadets of the pre- office and had forgotten to turn the dl· r pent It. elr, an up 11ight school will put on a display off the light, while the Rev. Mr. awln!! in th • numb r or Clh In Y of maneuvers for fans at the Sea Worthley refused to comply with oc"c ur In 1043. the warden's requesl~. hawk-Nebraska football game to Any sllch pid Il1 lc, with lis a - At approximately 0:40 patrol compull,Ylng 105 o( mnn pow('r, morrow that will outshine any men discovered a cal' parked in (,bmlng nt thi timr might ht' vf'ry thing of that type ever undertaken the 200 block of E. Cpllege street hllrmlul to til rountry' war pro 1, WIll in Iowa City. Festivities wlll take with headllghts llnd taillights gram, F."p rlaJly Inc thcr Is p place before the contest and at shining and the car doors and win huttn!!!! of civilian doctor . * * Ameri halftime. dows locked, The lights were ex Tr ettn nt mu I be ,Iv n by tinguished after the police un local phy iduna Inee Johnlon Sevel)teen hundred pre-flight screwed the glass In the lamps and co unty do not provldl' tor the James Whitney IIChool cadets will march into the removed the bulbs. immunizaUon 0 alnst th c dl.- 'Yery Iowa stadium at 1:30. The cadets An automobile from Muscatine .e. ",ill be led by the cadet reglmen- county drove through east Iowa Ml John on I'mpha 17t'd that very ('hllrl OVt'f one yenr ot ag Indicted Here tal staff, the navy goat, "White City with all lights glaring and Bottom", the black dog, "Black refused to stop at tbe order ot the hould hav small po nd dlph- Bottom", regimental mascot Jerry auxiliary pOlicemen. Las~-JT, lnute In tructlon for John on county's first blackout are beln !\' J lven b IUzrn' Defen e Itht'rla tr tm nl. "flow v r," ht' Howland, two cadet goat tenders • - * Cl'mmander Rollin Perkins (Iorel'round, back to c amera) to the defense council at the conlrol eenl r I tated, "at Ih pr. nt 11m only ByGrand ury and the Iowa Navy Pre-Flight All other Jllhls-the Unlver- JUlt before the warull\l' whistle sounded Ihe slart ot last nll bt' lest. Each of the council m mbfn h Ion -hair o( the children or ·chool school band, under the direction alb hospUal tower, radio tow before him a map of the county, and placed In Iront of Ih fntlre froup Is an Incident board upon whl h al III tl rur 1 <:I\on or the of Bandmaster J . J. Courtney. The en, power plant smokestack. the reports of wardens concerninl' localion, type nd timl' of an Incident oc('urrlnl .. urine an air raid county have b en vaCCinated, ond cadets will march in column of courthouse, Roosevelt achool are charted. The center was termed by the ,rouP of vi. IlInl' ob erver'll "the t In low ." aPllroxirnately one-fOurth or Ihe tours and parade around the sta- and the lIashlne aviation slg pr - honl (·hlldren." dlum, forming a regimental mass nal at the airport-had re ty~ , lime and remark COllcern· of eight company fronts facing the celvecJ luJl sanction of the de SUI Debate Teams east stands. The band will con- leOle corps before the test. Inc any Il\()ldent or damaA'e I AI Couppee, Former tinue the march down to the north * * - wh1ch should occur durine an Attend Conference end of the stadium, execute an The dome of Old Capitol gllt- air raid. On War Problems about face and march north along tered brilliantll( in the moonlight 'Iron Man,' to Talk the company fronts. and the reflected lights of the - Seal d at th-e .co ntr ol de k Iac 2 O'clock nearby towers. Over WSUI Tonight A t exactly 2 o'clock the entire Reports from a1\ s lions of the mg the bom'd are the nine heads ",; mass of spectators will come to city indicated that there were of the variQus services; sucn as attention while the band plays the several violations of the "no smok the auxiliary policemen, medical national anthem and the Stars and Ing" rule and that there were ervlcc, etc., an(i a f w meso n- S ri~s will be raised to the top 1scattered groups of people clu - of the stadium flag pole. tered on the sidewalks In direct gers to b<' used in ca:e the tele The cadets will be led in an contradiction to the defense order phooe system faiJ~. old naval academy yell, the Navy to remain inside. Last night's" cene at the control 4 "N" yell, under Ihe direction of In the east Iowa City section, center was one ot extr me quiet. four tumbling cheerleaders headed I'D" Sector Warden Lynn DeRcu No incidents were I' cord d on the by Ensign Newt Loken, former proclaimed that "Everything in board and very few repel' . clime head cheerlcader at the Unlver- this sector clicked ~rfec tly ; there from the wardens by phone. slty of Minnesota. The other wasn't a light showing after the County Enginecr Raymond J us cheerleaders are H. W. Orbon, whistle." ten was appointed to replace Chicago; Larry Monroe, Chicago; Charles W. Gill of sector "E" Pro!. Allen C. Te tel' as con W. Class, Middleton, Ohio, and stated, "In my section there was troller. Profe· or Te ter r nUy W. R. Apgar, Chicago. 100 percent cooperation on the resigned to enter the armed foree . . 4 "N" Yell part of the citizens." Fred J ones was named to the po:t Navy! Navy! Navy! - * * 01 incld nt officer. N--N--N--N tate euard men, civil air A--A--A--A patrolmen and a d van e e d V--V--V--V R.O.T.C. studen" fuarded the 10 Arrests Effected Y-Y--Y--Y--NAVYI hospitals, power plant, Rock FirM! FlJht! Fight! Island railroad brlqes and all This yell will conclude the pre- the bridges over the Iowa river. By Iowa City Police game festivities. The tate cuard men were At the half thc entire regiment armed with shol&'uns. will form a huge "N" for the * * * During 3-Day Period Nebraska lans on the we t stands. The telephone comp ny said The band will play the American that service was extremely light Iowa City polic m de t n ar- Red Cross March. After the band from 9 o'clock onward, bur was rests during the first thr day has completed the march the en- extraordinarily heavy dur ing the of th is week. Police Chief Frank tire regiment of 1700 cadets will three hours preceding. BlIrns reported yesterday. sing the Nebraska chant. The police picked up about 15 The persons who appeared b - "Anchors Awellh" persons, mostly universit.y stu- lore Edward Luc8 , pollee judge, All but 118 cadets will return to dents, for minor inlractions of th the charg Ciled again t th m and the east stands. The remaining ca- regulation, but they were r lea ed th(> fines a: es. ed are as folio : dets will form the lettcl'l after the all-clcur signal. John E. Wagner, $5 on chargl' N-A-V~Y lacing the east stands. Many people were parked In of intoxication; Samuel J . Tra\'e I T E The band will play and the chorus automobiles downtown and sev of Kan as City, Mo., $5 tor peed * will sing one chorus of the navy era] coupJ were reported in the Ing; J ohn E. Buzby. $2 tor failur traditional son g " A n c h 0 r 8 vicinity of the Iowa r iver bank. to halt at a stop sign ; Be. ie Aweigh." •• * Spar azen, Chicago, $3 for dnvln After the completion of "An- A eOQllderable amouDt of a car wi thout a driver's IIcem C. cors Aweigh" a trampoline will be DOlle emanated rrom the down David Klntzinger, Dubuque, $3 "ASH C set up in iront of the 118 cadets. town reltauranta and tavern tor illegall driving a car ; Marcel Ensign Newt Loken, of the pre- and also I,. leveral coopera lu Swill, $7 for speedlnl; Wil flight school gymnastics depart- Uve dormitories III well III Ham Manbeck, $1 fo r drlvini It "CROW" ment will lead the crowd In the WesUawn. car with vIew obstructed. navy locomotive ycll. • • • Lawrence HoH, $3 on charge of "MAC"f Locomotive Yell Bolh hospitals w rC pceding; and f'r nk Myers, lIin - Rah Rab Rah Rah pared tor the a Icrt. Operating dale, 111. , and Elmer Schrkkcr, "CAM N--A--V--Y and emergency rooms were well Da v nport, 3 al)lc Cor impropcr po lng, . Rah Rab Rah RaIl blacked out. At University hos N--A--V-Y pital two amblliance stood by Rah Rah Rah RaIl with doctor, nur e and two medi N--A--V-Y cal students on each ready for . NAVY!!! Chauffeurs' Licenses any emergency. The 90 patients The first tour Raha will be yel at Mercy hospital were all re led after the cheerleader com ported to have taken the te t with 1942 Available pletes a back flip upon the tram for poline. corpplet.e calm. Obsel'ver~ from several sur Cheers wlll be led by tumblin, Iowa Cillan are now able to cheerleaders of the finest caliber, roundin, counties and communi renew their 1942 chaulf urs' li with the five men gymnaatlc .tars ties were on hand to view th cense at th John n coUTIt y putting on the show. Ensl,n Lo blackout and h d only words of ourthou e. Oui , local d In th ken claims It is the beet ,roup of praise 101' the eHorts 01 the John basement ot the building, are 10 tumbling cheerleaders ever or,a IOn county citlzen~' defense corps. be open every WednClC6ay ~ nized on one team. * * - Clarence Shirer, superinl nd nl The program 18 under the direc Eapeelally did the)' pralle tbe of the drivel". license dlvi Ion from II the Iowa department of publl Marin tion ot Lieut. Fielder Jonel, a main eontrol ceoter whlcb 1.11. graduate of the U. S. Naval aca COfPl haa let ap. At t.hls cen saCety, announ td that all r n 'wal on demY, and will be carried out an ter, 'here I, a 12-100& board af,plicants are reqUired to pas the ' exact duplicate of similar pro located al the front of t.he room v slOn tes~ before their application Says ,rams at the United States Naval called t.he "I'neldent board." can be accepted. ar.tt•• academy. Upon " are Ila$ed the location. The tee for 8 cbau!!eur's li cense Is $2. As In 1942, metal bactge will not·be furnished as certain metals from Which badll 8 Bre made can WHEN r d Pharmacists' Prom 1)ot be obtained. hirer requ ted thaI all chauffeurs who at elm y THE SKIPPER SAYS Will Be Held Tonight ing badges from former years ur rend~r them to the examiner when they apply for the renewal of th Ir 'THE SMOKE LAMP~ A revolving spot light shlnin, on J 942 Hcen e. • the hu,e black mortar and peetle He pointed out that )JcenJe. are LIT,' THERE's backdrop will give a multicolOred J'enewable only by 'driller licens shadow etrect at the Pharmacy examiner. or at the 11l1rlou hl,h Prize Prom In the main loun•• of way patrol Ita t Ion I located NOTHING LH