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FIVE CENTS THE ASSOCIATED palS8 IOWA CITY, IOWA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5,1942 Taa A.lOOIATU nail VOLUME XLD NUMBER 269

.. .. . LOADING FIERY CALLING CARDS FOR NAZI INDUSTRY GERMANS HUNT SNIPERS IN BURNING RUSSIAN TOWN Berlin Radio Claims Enemy Forces Bridgeheads Pushed Across Kuban River Slash Deeper Hints Speedy Attack On Maikop Oil Fields Into Caucasus Is Major Nazi Goal gun. Dt', Cossack Cavalrymen glnaloWll_ BERLIN (From German Broad­ Now BaHI. Italians, In. As SOOn casts) (AP)-The Berlin radio be the 11_ quoted Berlin military quarters Spaniards and Finns ~hoto. last night as saying that German B, EDJ)Y (lILMORB troops driving deep Into the Cau­ MOSCOW, Wednesday, (AP) dcast casus had established bridgeheads -German troop have made an­ across the upper Kuban river, other 50-mile advance in the natural ba.rrier where Marshal Caucasus to threaten Tikhoretllk, Show Timoshenko had been expected by an important junction on the some quarters here to make a Soviet railway system, and also asting sys­ major stand. ha" gained in the DOD river hour shO\ll The nazi high command earlier elbow northwe t ' of talingrad, Pre-Fll"hl. claimed the capture of Voroshi­ the Russians announced eady 19. lovsk, 180 miles southeast of Ros­ today. lcgin at & tov, and some 35 miles east of Driving southwest of Salsk Idcast over Ground crew members at an air base somewhere I n England load thousands of incendiary bombs aboard the curvin, Kuban. along the severed Stalingrad­ Krasnodar railway, the nazis have tions. ODe of thl! rlant four·motored R. A. F. bombers tha t havll been used in the concentrated assauUs on Advancln, into a Russian vllllage In the Donets area tbat hall been tired by retreatlne Soviet IrooDS In VIchy RepOrt sa id the German Industrial centel"!!, Planes like this dropped thousands of thousands of the fiery mlssles on accordance with their scorched earth policy, German soldiers cautiously search around the UamJnr buUd· (Reuters heard the Vichy radio reached Belaya Glina, and their say that the Germans crossed the t of a se­ Dlie&seldorf In the great raid that was hailed as the most concentrated ever made, Inn for hidden snipers. A German tank can be seen In leU forerround apparellt goal is Tlkhoretsk, an­ Kuban near Nevl\1nomysskaya other 50 miles away, atizing the which is on the Rostov-Baku rail­ Would Outflank Redl Ie tt'emen­ way some 200 miles southeast of Seizure of Tii

IOWA CITY MUST BE PREPARED fOR ANY UNEXPECTED EMERGENCY J

(This is tlu fiy,~ ;n a en 11 .of edi­ on the vel' • heart of the United tate. Iowa torials dealing with. citJt"/ian defense--a City would be an exc llent pot for such au ml-D Ity with. which. all 10wa1t , and -es­ axis terror raid. Here are located: a large pecially every Iowa Cilian, '»11181 become navy training base, an army r erve training better acqnai1Ited.) unit, the late's large t ho pital and a large, strategically important airport. All these The majority of Iowa itians can rem m­ higltly 1Jltltl robl targets, 1/1ith 110 organieed bel' vividly the first World war--fl. war which prot ctiml, wOllld be an axis om/gster's dt'eain • He's One Man In this way Equity is able to keep TODAY'S mGHLIGHTS W88 fought "ov r ther ." The fact that they com '''lle. track ot Its own wherever they were in the middle of Iowa, far from the M­ An attack on Iowa City isn't the mo t likely Of Many Titles- are, s cat tel' e d throughout the VIEWS AND INTEItVlEWS- tual fighting, evid ntly imbued them with a By GEORGE TUCKER world. It was this tally of names Prot. Rollin M. perkins, com­ thing in the world. But n v rth I fI we owe mugn of safety which bas endured all NEW YORK-Bert Lytell bas and places that enabled the army mander of the Iowa City citiZens' it to ours lves and our war effort in general more titles than Goering, but not to call its sons of the theater back defense COl'PS, will interview F'red these years. as many uniforms. For one thing Amb\,ose, chief air raid warden, to be 0 well prepared [or the impo ible that to Broadway for Irving Berlin's Today, ev n iliough. the battlefronts ar he's M.C. for the new Stage 000; "This Is The Army," tile success .over station WSUI on the Views thousand of mile!! from here, Iowa ity is a we could ad quately deal even with an in­ Canteen show that goes on the atr of which will mean more than and Interviews program at 6:50 d ignated target area. Army officiafs al'€' " ion from Mars. Your coop ration with once each week .... For another a cold million bucks to the service this evemng. aware Ihat. tbe ,)apan.es and nazis, with long. civilian defense services is the best way to in­ he's president of EqUity. For a relief O1;gamzatlons. Now, it is rang bomberS, could aU mpt an air attack sure your community's prot ction. third, he's a mernber of the board sa iti , the navy plans to do the TODAY'S PROGRAM that provides USO talent for camp same thing and produce a show shows. For a fourth, he's coor­ called "This Is The Navy." 8-Morning Chapel, Rev. A. C, dinator of entertainment for em­ • • • Proehl barkation ports. Back in 1912 Lytell and Jack 8:15-Musical Miniatures Suppose a cruiser comes into London attended a funds drive 1:30-News, The Datly Iowan port and for one reason or an­ for the Sun Yat Sen rebellion. 8:45-Keep 'Em Eating Trio 1--- This was in California, and they 8:55-Service Reports othel' the crew can't go ashore. Lytell gets busy and organizes a were the only two white men 9--8alon Music present. "Ever since that day," 9:15-The Woman Next Door show and takes that show aboard 9:SO-Music Magic ship and entertains the men there. Lyteil says, "I have disliked the THE DAILYIOWAN Japanese. I have had a dread of 9:50-Program Calendar Publi hed every morning except Monday • • • thetr ambitions." 10-Iowa State Medical Society by Student Publieations Ineorporated at Lytell thinks tbe stage door can­ Nevertheless, for three years 10:I5-Yesterday's Musical Fa- 126·130 Iowa avenue, Iowa City, Iowa, teen program should run at least running Bert LylelJ was clamor­ vorites An old friendship \\las pleasantly renewed recently when Walter two years. It has the whole of ously nominated as the most pop­ 10 :30-The Bookshelf WInchell, thc Blue network's Sunday night commentator, met aud the theater to draw from for talent. ll-Musical Chats Board of Trnstee.~: 'Iyde W. Hart, A. ular American film actor by hashed over old times with charminc Frances Scully, conductor or the What will pe needed , and will be 1l:30-United states Depart- Craig Baird, Kirk Port r, Frank Burg, Tokyo movie goers. Blue's "Your Blind Date" series, She was an early radIo booster ot II. forthcoming, will be imagination in It WBS London who drove Ly­ ment of Agriculture tne "one-man-newspaper." Now they share the all' together. Glenn Horton, Blaine Asher, Elizabeth Charl­ each weekly production. No pat­ tell to ranching. "We writers, ac­ 11:50-Farm Flashe> • Biddle Eager to Reverse Old ton, Dan McLanghHn. tern Is to be rollowed. There'll be tors Bnd those of us in the arts 12-Rhythm Rambles ----- comedy one week, and maybe should have a spot of e a rt h 12:30-Travel Radio SerVice Decision, Boost Army's Control Fred M. Pownall, Publisher highbrow stutf the next. The first somewhere to which we can retire 12:45-Religious News Reporter, OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN John J. Greer, Business program began with Bums and when the public grows weary of Rev. M. Estes Haney Item In the UNIVERSITY CALENDAR are ~cheduled In the OfII", \VA ll[NGTON-The army attorneys for 5:30-Together We Stand ~~~f1I5Ili'gr. Of the Summer Session. W-9 East Hall. Items for lh. GENERAl Robert D. Noble, Editor Allen, and ended with Helen us," London was wont to cry. He .. 1:>.' NOTICES are depoolted wllh the campus editor or The Dally lowen those nllZi saboteurs r ceiv d abu ive lett rs Hayes doing 0 scene from "Mary and London shared adjoining 5:45-News, The Dally Iowan S '~ or may be placed In tbe box provIded for their deposit In the oUlett V' , of The nally Iowan. GENERAL NOTICES must be at The n.lly and t I gram from citizens out in the coun­ of Scotland." cottages on Walkiki beach :Cor one 6-Dinner Hour Music Enter d 88 second class mail matter at the , ,I> low." by 4:30 p.m. the day preCeding lirot publlcalior: notices will try for taking th ir c e to th . npr me COllrt. He has some interesting side whole summer, and Lytell, who 6:50-Vlews and Interviews, \'J NOT be accepted by telephone. and must be TYPED OR LEGIBLY postoflice at Iowa City, Iowa, under the act comment on Equity, which has was making plenty of Hollywood Civilian Defense It~ WRITTEN and SIGNED by a re.ponslble person. The public apparently thought olonels of congress of March 2, 1879. 7-Treasury Slar Parade Kennet.h . Royall and a ins Dowell were now about 3,000 members. Of money then, thought maybe Lon­ Vol. XXI, No. 1280 Wednesdar, August 5, 1942 don 7:15-Reminiscing Time doing u little more than n eessary of their these, 420 are in the armed serv­ was right. He plunged into a Subscription rates-By mail, $5 per year; ices. To these regularly go the 1,000-acre vineyard, plus an arti­ 7 :30-Sportstlme UNIVERSITY CALENDAR sworn duty by calling til supreme COllrt by earrier, 15 cents weekly, .5 per year. New York Sunday Times, the choke farm, and got his hands 7:45-Evenlng Musicale back from its vacation just to confirm v ry­ The Associated Press i8 exclusively entitled Readers 0 I g est, Variety, and burned. "But then I could alford 8-America in Music body's judgment about .seven obvion.<; sabo· 8:15-Album of Artists Friday, August 21 Saturday, August 29 to use for republication of all news dispatches Equity's own monthly publication. it in those days," he says. Completion or 12 week term for teurs. Up clo ,how v 1', th CIl had aD en­ 8:45-News, The Dally Iowan credited to it or not otherwise credited in tws Independent study unit ends. Inew freshmen. t iI'ely di Herent ll~pect. paper and also the local news published ----- Among oW ials who wel'C ful' from an~ry herein. Network Highlights (For Information re&:,ardlnc dates beyond this schedule, lee at olonelli RoyallR and Dowell waR Attorn y reservations in the office of the rresident, Old apllol.) General Biddle. IIe :;eemcd ulmost too glad TELEPHONES NBC-Red it happened that way. Editorial Office ., .... , .. , ...... 4192 WHO (10411); WMAQ (670) GENERAL NOTICES HiN cOlll·troom manner suggested that. if 1t Society Ediior ...... , .... , .... , .. 4193 6-F't'ed Waring in Pleasure not ncoul'uged th colonels, he certainly rel­ Business Office ...... 4191 EMPLOYMENT a. m.-12 m.; 1:00-5:00 p.m. Satur, ished the opportunity tlley presented him. H Time made tb argument a great occosion to try \vEDNE DAY, AUGUST 5,1942 6:15-NeWs of the World, John Men and women, students or day 8:30 a.m.-12:00 m. to break down the ci vil war case of "ex parte W. Vandercook non-students, interested in earll­ Hours for other departmental 6:30-C!lrlbbean Nights Milligan" which has restl'ieted presidential • Russian Morale Is Unshaken- ing board (three meals), inclusive libraries will be posted on the 6:45-Bill Henry, News of those having other employment, doors. halldling of civilians ever since. A Lesson for the United States 7-Adventures of the Thin Man Reserve books may be wltl,· Mr. BiddJe openly sought to have the court who may be available at any time Throughout t he batt Ie 1'01' lhpir homeland, Lippy, a veteran, draws well over 7:30-Dough Re Mi, Musical from the present to September 3, drawn /01' overnight use between say the pl'csident could ol'der army court mar- • Gall Plus Patience Quiz 4:00 and 5:00 p. m. each day from th Hl1s~ian ])Popl(' hnvp shown morale un­ minimum. are urged to report to tne Division 1ials fql' war r calcitrants caught attempting Equal 'Still Man' Los Ange1es-born, Lippy used 7:57-LatQSt Headline News of Student Employment in the Mondny througt; i'riday, and be· to undermine our cause, not only on the Illalchpd by allY 11!11ioll in Ihe past, By ROBBIN COONS to sell papers near the corner 8-Those We Love basement of Old Capitol immedia­ tween 11 :00 a.m. and 12:00 m. eaen battlefield, in transportation, or aetual blow­ Many exampl s g i vln~ weig\1t 10 this stille­ HOLL YWOOD-Another side of where Frank Capra sold papers. 8:30-Mr. District Attorney tely. Satul'day, and should be returned 9-Kay Kyser'. College of by 8:30 a. m, the following morn­ ing np of fll.Ctol'ies, but for those who sllbo- ment hav been uncovered in the paRt few Lippy has worked stills on many Most of U1ese jobs are within 1ag "morale" with "propngancla." Hollywood: Capra films. Lippy got into movies Musical Knowledge University unils nnd occur at the ing on which the library is open, At'my to be 'Civil Court'- months and one of the mo~t striking occurred Irving Lippman Is a diplomat. os a boy assistant director in 1923. 10-News meal hours. In order that we may GRACE VAN WORMER last Octob r before our eutry into the war. e also is possessed of nerve, In those days his job meant also 10:15-Three Romeos retain the maximum number of Acting Direct.or .siddle mentioned theRe two wOI'ds "mol'­ 10;30-l?aul Martin and His At lhat time Hitler's armies rl? only 130 gall, patience, persistence and an c'livihg the camera car, running student jobs during the school ole" and" propaganda" in Hucll a way a to w Music SUMMER GRADE REPORTS intimate lIe wanted the army, ratJICr than mil s from Mo cow, but til M:u covites lined infinite capacity for "taking it." a second camera, sHooting stilh!. year, these openings must be filled Students wishing to receive of­ These quaUUes stlll ll-War News now. civil CO\1l'ts, to lry some tIle minor mice in IIp in front of tlle operetta theater eacll nigllt make him one of He gave up the rest for pho- ficia I reports of grades earned of Hollywood's best "still men." tography a dozen years ago. 11:05-Richard Hlmber's Or- LEO W. SWEENEY to ee" Rose rie" just as .y had every during the summer session should our midst and t h intell etual saboteurs. At Me th The still man photographs stars, He Is buyi~ his own home in chestra . Student Employment DivIsion on point he said: night inc it opened 15 yeal'S ago. 11:30-T~ dy Powell's Orche­ leave stamped addressed envelopes scenes lrom movies, studio life. North HollyWood, where he is 11" at the registr:lr's of[ice. Such reo '''l'h time may now have eome when tho And tb rowds wbo pour d from the th • Assigned to cover a mOVie, he is air raid warden, a victory gar­ stra SWIMMING 1l:55-Nem ports will be available the third uigencies of totul and global war must force ater sev I'al 110tll'S later humming "Rose Ma­ constantly on the set. In studio ' dener, a war bond 10 per center. The fieldhouse pool will be open week in August. a ]' cQgnition that v ry foot of this country l'ie, I love you," Reemed no mor concerned jest-and sometimes in fact-he He and his wife dislike night daily from 3:30 to 6 p. m. for gen­ . HARRY G. BARNES is withirl the theatre of (military) operations. ahout "Gitler," Rll sian way of pronouneing is the patsy lor the assistant di- clubs. Blue eral swimming of students and KSO (1460); WENlt (890) Registrar Under modern conditions, warfare by sabo· the nome of tbat weU-known European, than rector who in turn is patsy for He has photographed most or faculty. did the audiences of 1926. the director. In a movie produc- Hollywood's stars, current and PROF. D. A.ARMBRUSTER RECREATIONAL SWIMMING teUI'S and spies imperils the national safety 6-Easy Aces Men's Physical Education It was hard for the Russians to understand lion schedule no time is budgeted old. He sl1ys none of them are Recreational swimming will be just as much a warfare by tanks and sub· for "stills," important as they are "tough"-if approached properly. 6:15-Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost held at the women's gynansium marInes. ' , why anybody obl'oau should lik n Moscow to in making the public aware of "You just don't go in with your Persons SCIIEDULE OF LmRARY pool during the month from 5 to 6 Th limit U pl' id nUal pow rs prot cting Paris in Jun , ]940, when HitlH's armies stars and productions. The still camera when the director is ready 6:30-The Lone Ranger nOURS p. m. Monday through Friday. All civilialls from trial by military courts have were ma siug for Ii final blow against France. man is on his own, with no help- to jump down everybody's throat," 7-Earl Qodwin, New! July 31-Sept. 7 students who al'e registered in stood for about 80 years, sine the Milligan The Soviets Ilre showing the same example ers, and nobody to blame if he he says. 7:15-Lum and Abner General Llbral'y Reading Rooms school and have paid swi mming d eision, which was one of tho two great legal of courag and high morale today 88 their doesn't turn in a full quota of • • • . 7:30-Manhattan at Midnight Aug. I-Sept. 7, Mon.-Fri 8:30 a. fees for the summer are entitled landmarks of the supreme court, l'ivaling the armies are being desperately pre eel by the pertinent pictures. His cry, "Hold Rosalind Russell, Joan Crawford, 8-Basin Street Chamber Mus ic m.-12:00m.; 1:00-5:00 p. m. Satur­ to swim during this time. New mighty war machine of the Germans. 'rheir it for a still," is heard after every Bette Davis, Marlene Dietrich, Society day 8:30 a. m.-12:00 m. swimmers may pay the lee at tM famous Mllrbul'Y vs. Madison. 8:30-Goldman Band Education Library treasurer's office. ] n "ex parte Milligan," an Indiana citizen, loss s have been great, bllt in every meeting scene. among other stars, have contrac- • • • , tual right to "iclll" any pictures 9-:-The Garry Moore Show Aug. 3-22, 8:00 a.m.-lO;OO p.m. rROF.M.GLADYSSCOTT Lambdill P. Milligan, was ci1arg d with hav­ with the enemy, wbelher victorious 01' de­ 9:30-Military Analysis of the Aug. 24-Sc\lt. 7, Mon.-Fri. 8:30 Women's rhyslcal' Education feated, they have managed to strike a de­ When John M. Stahl was mak- they don't like. But Lippy is just ing conspired to free confederate prisoners ing "Our Wife," Irvin, Lipp- as careful with "smaller" people. News, Morgan Beatty in his state. TheN prisone1'8 w~ i'e to attack IItrllctive blow at the foe. man, at Columbia the past nine ' "You never know when they'll be 9:45-News Here &nd Abroad, arsenal Illld seek to Obtai11 guns arid am· They are onr alli s in tbis war i we mu. t years, uttered his usual "Hold it." the ones to have it in their con­ William Hillman and Ernest K. munition. recognize th ei r ach ievemen ts and a word crcd it He was set for his shot when tracts," he says. Lindley to them, for certainly it is dll . And we Stahl protested the interruption. Rita Hayworth, in "You Were 10-Horac:e Heidt's Orchestra A nulital'y commission was named to try 10:15-Lum and Abner bim. (President Lincoln had suspended the must, \\Ijt,h all the fury at OUI' cOTUmHnds, lash Lippy shot back: "Wait a minute, Never Lovelier," is the only star Mr. Stahl. I don't rush you when he knows who doesn't care to see 10:30-Manhattan at Midnight writ of habeas COI'PUS.) Milligan was fotmd at tlle common foe at the earli t possible ll-War News guilty, sentence«» to dealh und came to the moment. you're working. I've got to have a ber still pictures before release. , little time for MY work." Stahl, Week ends, Lippy shakes pic· 11 :05-GI-en Gray's Orchestra" supreme c:ourt. floored, ,rinned-and after tilat tures out ot his hair. He seldom 1l:30-Freddle Martin's Orche- 'l'he court ruleclno civilian citizen could be • The Government Wins Detroit Lippy got all the stills he wanted. eoes to movies, and he and his stra tried by a military commission as long as the Round in Battle for EqualHy- A movie still man who works wife don't talk movies at home. 11:55-News civil court wllre open, aud said furthermore, steadHy is well paid for his pains. A still man gets enough of Holly­ the courts could not be closed except where Mr. alld Mrs. Walter Jackson and their five Union minimum is $108 a week. wood at work. CBS children moved into a new home on April 29. WMT ~8110); WBBM (780) martial law had been de lared, based on an vacaUon year-with its own Tr;: actual invasion, making it impossible for the 'fhey were e corted by policemen, to protect • habitants. 6-Easy Aces COIll't. to function fairly. them from anti-Negro whites-for the new Tile capital Is undergoing an­ «I:l5-Glenn Miller's Band As Indiana had not been invaded, the court llOme W,!lS th~ Sojourner Truth Housing Pro­ 6:3O-Green Valley, U. S. A. ordered Milligan tried before his civilian ject, originally built for the ,Jaeksons and Washingt~n other perversity. In spite of 7-Nelson Eddy peers. other Negro families but burred to them for all the commuting INTO town, 7:30-Dr. Christian, with Jean Alartn- Over Biddle', Ide~ many weeks by certain realtors and others tile commuting out is threatening Hersholt Both New Deal Justices Robert iI. Jackson in Detroit. On February 28, whcn the Negroes to outdo it. Sections of OPA, the '1:55-CeciJ Brown and the tried t() enter, they were forced back by a In Wartime News and Hugo Black betrayed alarm at Mr. Bid­ census bureau and other agencies demonstration of violence that .made news B-Jut1ior Miss, w!th Shirley elle' effort to change tlus eelebrated law. By JACK STlNNE'IT now are located at Suitland. The Temple 'l'heir question!> soggested they envisioned the colnmns all over the country. new army building in Arlington, 8:30-Suspens~ possibiHty of the pl'esident gaining power to This completely lawless action agalJlst a WASHINGTON-The Capital in decision of the United States government pro· across tile Pot 0 mac, employs 9-Great Moments in Music order some oUcnding ncwspaper editor tried thousands and will employ thou­ 9:30-Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost duced a strong public anger. Now the govern· Wartime: by a military court. The whole country is wonder­ sands more. The navy medical Persons Mi. Biddle did noL want to , go that far in ment is seein~ to it that the Negroes are pro- center is lip the road quite a piece 9:45-The People's War argument. He volunteered that persons, such tected in their rights. . ing what it's gOing to do about at Bethesda, Md. The list can go 100News ' as Editor William Griffin, of the New York The department ol justice has secured in­ vacations, but part o[ the answer on and on. Some workers who 10:2O-WiUiam L. Shirer, News Sunday Enquirer, charged with seditious ut­ dictments of three officers and members of is aettiqg pretty close for the live in the District of Columbia Analysis teranees could not be tried by a military the nazi minded "national workers league," hundreds 01 thousands 01 govern­ are even commuting to govern­ 10:30-Treasury Star Parade ctlllrt. He wanted to draw a line somewhere, and of the Seven Mile-Fenlon Improyement ment ~mployes wbo work in ment oUices. in Baltimore. It's a 10:4~erry Wold's Band ll-News ' . . " but did not say w11ere. If he had wo,u his association, representing the diel1ard real­ Washington. They probably will situation that the housing experts hadn't figured. on when they ad­ l1:IS--Claude Thornhlll's 'Bond argument, apparently he would have drawn tors. They are charged with responsibility get two weeks. This is abouf two for the February 28 riot. vocated decentralization of gov­ 11:30-Charlie Murray's Band the line anywhere he chose. weeka less Lbon usual, but the ernment to suburban districts and The Sojourner Trl1th issue was far from 12-Press News Colonel Royall needled Biddle on the point theory is that it some rest and nearby cities. that his contention would allow a military local. It involved opposing forces or racism of his gross salary. Yet in the last "wartime bonus" for government or the ract tMt such relaxation isn't accorded the .war • • thrrb court to try union strikes, but Biddle oilly against democracy, of disruption against na­ War hardships are sprinaing two )'i!a~ on eivU service, he has workers in Washingi.on is ('each­ haven't varied more than a fe" agreed this would be p09f!ibJe if the strike was tional uuity, the outcome of which is Ii na­ workers, they'U fold up under the up all over the land, but this had po increa&e in wa,es. His war ing real proportions. The most fa­ per cent for many years. proved to have been promoted by a foreign tional victory. slraln. The catch is what the va­ sad tale came from a treasury bonds, of COl.lrsl!, · are NOT only vored move on foot at present is - ..... enemy. catIonists will do with .,their time. employe the other day. In a burst 1ll0T loss, but savings at inteFest. to pay the "bonus" in wal' bonds, - The court seemed to step on Mr. Biddle case 111 therefore still hanging,ia ~e .&ir, . With .no psoline, plellsui'e travel of patriotism, plus sales pressure SUll, it Secretary Moraenthau to . which there hasn't been the sliehtest objection. gently in.its decision memo. It did.Dot into But if the jury follows tbe illlplieatioo of on airplaqes already out Bn~ 8 Irom bosses in his own depart­ wants to disCover why WBshing­ go similar curtailment threatened in meni, he agreed to subscription to ton war bond and stamp sales are detltiJ, but significantly itplf to its preliminary memo, it will telllAfr. Biddle • • • reatrai~a bus and. train travel, it .looks ,iii if war bonds to the extent ot III per not areater than !.bey .Me, he The FBI has come forward with holding tb.at.in this particular ease, the pres­ tb.at oidy military CII8eII call be tried ill mili­ Rock Creek Park, Halns Point cent of his salary. If preaent con­ could ask a 'lew ,questions of the the enlightening information ident had not exceeded hill po.wer in orderiDIJ tarY courts and civillal'lll must have the right" and the Great. " 'ails of the ' Po­ pesaiolU1l . recommendations go middle-income bracket employes that automobile accessory thefts a milltary tria\. It did not overthow "ex parte of trial by jury, even though thfJi is total war tomac will be IIwamped tbia sUl\l­ throU8h, his next year's income in bls own. department. Some of jumped 26 per cent in the first ;M.iUigan. " Ilnd civilians are more deeply involved than mer. By one of those queer twlaw tax will amount to ten per ~nt the b~wig aovernrnent empw,ers three months of 1942 and the The full written opinion, of course, i yet ever before, which only wartime can bring, of his gross salary. He claims hlf arOund here apparently already thefts of bicycles 29 per cent. this may be Wllihinaton's biggest cost of livinir is up eight per cent have , because the agitalion' for a That Is Pf'ntty staggering ih view ~o be handed down. The vital tepect of the Democracy· ia, ,r;hat we are fighting for_ .' 11,1 942 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5,1942 THE D A JL Y lOW A N, lOW A CITY. row A PAGE THREE - \ I ! New Legion Officers Installed; (opies of New CONSERVATION - PLUS I (lem Shay Lists (ommiHeemen IMilk Rulings

'Alnerlcan Legion committee p.embers of the local Roy L, Now Available Cbopek p05\ No. 17 for 1942-43 ~ released yesterday by Clem J. Shay, installed as the new com­ 5 Local Organizations Copies of the new milk ordin­ lIIIlder of the group Monday Plan to Meet ance, approved by the city council aicht. recently, will be distributed to the New committeemen are Dlln 85 milk producers furnishing milk DaVis, ·C. J. Butterfield, F.' L. Bo1I, and F. J . Zeithamel, Ameri­ Missionary Society .. products here, City Milk Inspector caoIsm; Clair Hamilton, W. R. · ..of the English Lutl ..!ran church C. J. Ruppert announced yester­ day. !/Irt, Judge H. D. Evans, L. E. will have a picnic luncheon at Clark 'and F'. J. Zeithamel, Armi­ 12:30 Ihis afternoon in the church The measure was to go into ef­ wee n;ty. parlors. Regular meeting will be fect upon publication. 'Funk Maban, Irving Schaefer held at 2:30. Major improvement demanded 1IId ' Prank Kinney, boy scouts; • • • by the ordinance will be the new Iten Dunlop, Verne R. Miller and washing facilities in milk houses. Pearre Missionary . .. A large number of distributers, ac­ Henl'1 Herring, community ser­ · . .Society of the Christian church vice; Edward Rate, Prof. H. J. cording to Ruppert, are already will meet with Mrs. A. J. Page, 428 mak.ing this improvement since ap­ 'ftIomton, and President Virgil S. Johnson, at 2:30 this afternoon. M. ·Han,cher, education week. • • • proximately two months will be Prof. W. F. Loehwing, Dean required for a complete inspection oy the health department. !Us(lll Ladd, B. M. Ricketts, Earl Plymouth Circle ... Ruppert will personally distri­ SanJIter, L. A. How~I1, Elmer · .. of the Congregational church !)ewey and Roscoe Taylor, enter­ will have a luncheon meeting at bute copies of the ordinance to in­ tainment; WiUiam G. Hughes, the home of Mrs. Richard Horra­ dividual dealers and will check to see that its provisions are complied Verne R. Miller and Charles Pat­ bin, 1502 Muscatine, at 1 o'clock Reputed to be the lastest and most heavily armed h Irh altitude fl.. hter planes yet produced In the with. Copies are available either at tersOD, gold star. today. Unlttd States, the Republic Y-47 "Thunderbolts," powered with .. Iant 2,OOO- honepOwer enrlnes, are the health department or the city II E. Clark, Ulmer Ries and • • 0 len Walter pictured durlnr a test flight over New York City. The new punults w1\lloon be In Dlalll production tor the clerk's office in the city hall. JOIeph Rooney, graves registra­ Royal Neighbor ... United States army air forces. " met and Claude Reed, Glen Hope and lelor of Ihe Han; · .. lodge will meet at 8 o'clock booster ot D. Maher, highway safety; Jesse this evening in the K. of P. hall. Lieut. Evelyn Crary, No accusation of wasted materials could be made against the wearer Lackender, B. M. Ricketts, Delmar lieut. R. W. Kemler of this romper suit of checked and flowered seersucker. Following Sample and Robert Barry, house St. Wence;la~s 'ladies. .. local Canteen Corps Lieut. A. McKelway conservationists' ideas, the minimum of material has been used to allow committee. Among Engagement Revealed the maximum of sunlight. Rows of elastic make the waist trim and a Mrs. Viva Winslow, R. L. Bal­ · .. will meet at 2:15 in the church J Enterta'ins 40 Cadets wool jersey lining keeps the bathing suit from being too flimsy. IN ilntyne and T. C. Jones, lunch parlors to play bridge and euchre. . Speaks to Kiwanians Lieut. Col. E. Avery Crary of In the Offl .. committee; W. R. Hal't, Robert Iowa City People Camp Haan, Cal., announces the Ie GENERAl, Barry and R. P. White, liaison; Forty cadets from the pre-flight Lieut. Alexander J. McKelway, engagement of his sister, Lieut. • Issues Marriage license ,DaUy IowaQ Receipts From Hunting, I. C. Civil Air Patrol In the o!tlc .. George Sterba, Jack Kennedy and training school have been enter­ Nick Anderson, son of Dr. and chaplain of the Navy Pre-Flight Evelyn Crary of the army nurses I stanton L. Sheimo, 22, and Al­ at The nlUy James McLaughlin, markman- . Fishing Licenses listed tained in Iowa City homes through corps to Lieut. Richard W. Kem­ Guards Army Bomber aire Reed, 22, both of Iowa City, ; notlcea win Mrs. Eddie Anderson, 828 N. Gil. training school, described his work ler of the army air force. OR LEGIBLy ship. ----- among· the cadets at the regular George Dohrer, George Sheets A lotal of $213 was received for the efforts of a cOmmittee of the bert, will return today from a Miss Crary, daughter ot the late Local civll air patrol members• were issued a marriage license and Prof. F'red Pownall, publicity; .hunting and fishing licenses during Red Cross Canteen corps. luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis yesterday, R. Neilson Miller, clerk rust 5, 1942 !ive week's visit with his grand- club yesterday in Hotel Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crary of kept an all night guard over an Prank Lee, membership; Edward July, County Recorder R. J. Jones This committee functions by mother at Lake Delavan, Wis. Grundy Center, received her B.A. arm y medium bomber which of district court, announced. O'Connor, Robert Larson and Ken announced yesterday. "In the armed service we con­ forming contact between the cadets clude that all the boys who join and G.N. degrees from the Uni­ landed at the municipal airport Dunlop, legal committee; Ellis Seven hunting licenses, 98 resl­ • • • and residents who wish to enter­ the navy or army need to be re­ versity of Iowa. She has been an here Monday night. Crawford, L. E. Clark and Don dent fishing licenses, 69 hunting Mrs. Chris Yetter, Woodlawn tain them. Dinner invitations can called to their own pattern of re- Instructor in the school of nursing Three guards were stationed near It 29 Davis, radio. , and fishing licenses and three non- be accepted for Saturday night, apartments; Mrs. William Hor­ of the university and is now sta­ the bomber to prevent anyone from WAf ON· WAnUl ek term for ligion," he said. . F. J. Me~ik, C?e.o:ge Sterba and I resident six-day fishing licenses Sunday noon and hight. Homes rabin, 316 S. Capitol, and Mrs. Lieutenant McKelway was com­ tioned at 298th general hospital at taking pictures or coming within OIN UPll D. P. Mavnas, vIsIting; L. E. Fres- were sold. equipped with piano, record ma­ Charles Shrader, 231 E. Burling­ missioned as an aviator in the Camp Robinson, Ark. 300 feet of the plane. Patrol mem­ wick, Charles .Flesler and Wilfred ---.---- chit\e and game room are espe­ ton, spent yesterdayln Clinton United States navy air force dur­ Lieut. Kemler is the son of Mr. bers changed every three hours. Ie, Bee Cole, war orphans; William J. daUy suited for entertaining, visiting Mrs. Marie Jilly, a former .ing tbe first World war, and later and Mrs. C. H. Kemler of Mar­ The bomber which carried a .[ tol.) White, Ray Murphy, George Dole­ Names of cadets to be invited resident. became test pilot. He entered shalltown. He received his law crew of three men, left at 7 o'clock a yesterday morning. zal, Jack Englert, Louis Burke can.be obtained !rom Hazel Swim, • • the Union Theological seminary degree !rom the unlversity and is and otto Lepic, Memorial Day. • Now You X2~1 . Doris Bennett, daughter of Dr. and became a navy r.haplain. now an instructor in navigation Lieut. Otto Vogel, H. E. Brice- and Mrs. A. W. Benne.tt. 1105 stationed at Mather Field, Cal. 11no, H. P. Cormack and Eal'l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith of p.m. Saiur. Kirkwood, is in Clear Lake visit­ Good Samaritans Sangster, athletics; J. A. Faherty, Sweater Yarn, Cord ing Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 'thomas, TIpton are the parents of a girl Sweden has s uspended motor- Members of the Good Samaritan color 'bearer; M. C. McCreedy, Tell One former residents of Iowa City. born yesterday 'in Mercy hospital. transportation on Sundays Encampment auxiliary No. 5 will epal'tmental ltandard bearer; M. E. Sleichter, . Will Be Distributed The baby weighed nine pounds, to conserve tires, accordng to the Imeet at 8 p.m. Friday in Odd Fel- ~ ed on the I!el'geant-at-arms; Edwfard Rate, To I. ~. Red Cross • • • ten ounces. department of commerce. lows hall. George Frohwein, F. L. Hamborg Rationing? Phooey! Guests in the home of Mr. and , be witl,' and Ken Dunlop, golf. He likes to Walk Yarn for turUe neck sweaters Mrs. M. V. Pearson, 228 E. Church, Ise between Other officers who were in- and cord for mittens to be used in arc Mrs. Paul R. Abrams and son, ... ' ,h day from stalled Monday night are frank SEATTLE. (AP) - ,A I' t h u I' h ndli . di b b ill b Paul Jr., oC La Grange, 111. lY, and be­ E. ~, vice-commander; George Holmes Wnght ~oesn t worry a ng mcen al'y om s w e Dohrer, retiring commander and ll:bout a.uto!",obile tire and gaso- distributed at · the regular Red • • • ~:OO m. eacn , now adJ·utant· William G. Hughes lme ratlonmg. He ltke.s to walk. Cross workers meeting from 8 a.m. James Leavitt Lambert, 4 . be returned '. 'E C1 k h' . '\ In 28% years he has hlked 13,504 to 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Legion Melrose circle, has gone to' Estes wing mOrD­ chap IaID, L. . ar, J:Storta~, miles on 1,325 trips-and that rooms of the Community building. Park, Col., to attend a Christian • ry is open: and I • Jesse Lackender and LeslIe d 't' d Ik' g t d 'Ule $roup will cut and sew gar- Endeavor conference • WORMEit Yreswick, executive committee- foesnrom wormkc , uw he IC. hwah e tndoes °dal an Iy. ments and.,' Mrs H. ' Ft . Hoeitje Willi . . .' 'r lien. Wright has kept track of his mile- l~truct 10 kmttmg. Anyone who Mrs. William Wallace of New tEPORT8 age with a pedometer. WIshes to take. garments home to York City is in Iowa City visiting receive aI­ University libraries sew, f?r the proJect may do so. her mother, Mrs. J. S. McElhin- des earned FJ1Ushed sweaters and helm.ets ney 2 Bella Vista place. Post Short Schedules A Quail's Home \ should be brought to the sewlDg , ;s ion should rooms tomorrow, it was announced. • • • 'd envelopes Until Fall Semester Is His Castle Shipment can then be made to ful­ Dorothy Gay, 506 S. Dodge, is e. Such re~ CLARKSBURG, W. Va. (AP)­ spending a few days in Milwaukee, e the third' The schedule of hours for Univ- lSam Zinn was fishing in the flll the army's request tor six SPOT OF THE -- NATION sweaters and eleven helmets. Wis., as the guest of Lu Murphy. Inity libraries, has been announ- muddy West F'ork river. He The usual 12 o'clock luncheon • • • 7. BARNES ~ landed a big catfish, threw the will be held, and workers are asked Until Sept. 7, general library will fl:sh over his shoulder into some Mrs. Robert Gibson, 1029 Court, And covered by the largest staff of its kind in the to bring table service and a cov­ will leave today for Blacksburg, be open Monday through Friday bushes and continued his an­ ered dish. VIMl\IING uom 8:30 to 1'2 noon, and from 1 gling. After a time a commotion Va., to visit her brother and sister­ world for ASSOCIATED PRESS newspapers and' you! ing will be to 5 p. m: On Saturdays, general behind him aroused Sam's curi­ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tait gynansium bbrary reading rooms will be open osity and he investigated. A pair fl'om 5 to 8 lutheran ladies Aid only from 8:30 to noon. of full-grown quail were peck- Jr.lheir, and daughter, to attend Mary. the Fromwedding there of ~1111~~~~~~~~~~~:111~~~~~~~~~V- Friday. All Education library will be open ing at the fish in an effort to re- To Convene Tomorrow she will go to Baltimore, Md., to egistered in 1r0lD 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. until Aug. · move it from their nest, where visit her mother, Mrs. Robert . swimming 22, whell it will adopt the same Sam had cast it. Tait Sr. are entitled Tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. the Zion lChi!d ule as general library until Lutheran Ladies aid will meet in • • • time. New Sept. 7. e fee at the Hay Rides the church parlor. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Pearson, Hours for other departmental Mrs. George Hanson, Mrs. A. P . 228 Church, will leave tomorrow libraries are pos ted on the doors. McQuire and Minnie Voss will be for a ten-day trip to Chicago and 's SCOTT For City Folk Education NEW YORK (AP)-Hay rides hostesses at the meeting. , Minnesota. for city dwellers is the newest project at the Bronx Zoo. A hay­ wagon taxi takes visitors on a 2',l·mlle round trip trom the lion house to the farm-in-the-zoo. Former State Senator Seabury C. Mastick, of Bear Ridge F'arm, Pleasantville, N. Y., loaned the wagon. An Old Story PUEBLO, Colo. (AP)-Police klnew exactly where to search when a Pueblo mother reported her son had been missing two days. He disappeared at the same 1700 roo.u time a circus had folded its tents 1700 ba.hI ...... r.' ..Ul and moved on. He was in the next town, watering elephants. ahlaago's fa.ous Status Quo Calli for Ci9a~s enle .. lalnmenl 1a0181 MOORE FIELD, Tex. (AP)­ With promotions in the 50IIth Ihe greatell parade 01 "name· bends" in musical hislory School Squadron came the •.. week aller week, year after year, Ihe ,herman lead, traditional pa~sing of cigars. Ihe world .•• swing kings in the panther room and Pages from 'Ita Congressional Directory show Among those handing them out was Sergt. Paul J . Puckett, a vet­ bamboo room •.• headline IlIrlClionl in Ihe dome and 'he unapproached bread,h of Auoc;o,ed Preu t eran non-com. The boys didn't in Iha celtic clle. A general .taff of .ea.oned reporters stoll streng,It 01 WaJhing'on in IheJe momen'. see any new stripes on Sergeant ous days. And many now wHh The AI' 01 WaJh. Puckett's sleeve and wanted to and editor. who kno~ the capital In­ Inglon ora nol listed ann here. Nole, The AI' .know how come the (,leroots'. sergeant Puckett explained It was . college in.'. .lde-oUf. Is enlilled alleluJi.,ely 10 'he local neWJ origi­ simply because he was keeping nated by il. member newspaper•• the chevrons he had...... * ... - ...... ~ A crack photo .taff leared for dally d.. ii' ·.k8 do.e * ceilia aafe. livery of "the plctur. with the .tory." • A Special New. Service .taff of experts MISSION, Tx, (APk-Corporal Dick Wadham found out about In thl. new AP field. *The SNS and Washington Regional Service ~omething tbat Texans have known a, long time. are exclusive adjuncts of AP service-delivered Ants overran his barracks. He • Regional reporter.-men recruited caught a horned toad and turned . from AP bureaul throughout the nation only to A,P'member newspapers, along with the , it loose In the big room. Soon the toad W88 fat and the ants were to report the Wa.hlngton. new. of .~ regular wire report. extinct. ~ C{'-J. !&J- -' !!'9'~ ~ cia I Intere.t to Individual .tatel. Stork KHP' A Dat. chlc_io , TRINIDAD, Colo. (AP)-Three times, In recent years, the stork TO II fUllY, ACCURATILY 'INfOR",ED-READ YOUR AP NEWSPAPER hal paid a, visit to the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Albert luppa. Each THE DAILY IOWAN IS A MEMBER OF T.HE ASSOCIATED PRESS ~lme tbe date WN Ju1I14. PAGE POUR THE DAILY "IOWAN: "I OWA' CITY: IOWA • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1142 Sports Cardinals' Rally F lis Shorf as Trail 117 " WBJTNn' Dimout Rules Again, Corp. Bill Diehl - Lowly Nats Nose Qyt IlA&TIN . Splurae in 7th THE DAILY IOWAN Named to All-Army , II Halts Brook-Giant Tilt; yt * Skeet Shooters Grid Team * Make Excellent To "No Avail; Tally Deadlocked, 1-1 4fo 3, Behind Hud$Oft it NEW YORK, (AP )- Corp" flO * Aerial Gunners Bill Dlebl ot Fort Lewis, Cal, a Ir Pee Wee Reese Hits Washington LCln~~ ~Q I SPORTS center who was captain of the Vandy Winner III NEW YORK-Whether it pops Out Circuit Slow In Hurler University of Iowa football team m out of a trap or roars up from an last tall, has been added to the axis airfield, it's just a clay pigeon Tenth for Dodgers For Seven ~~fetlel . CINCINNATI, (AP)-The Cin­ eastern division 01 the alli arlllY to aerial gunners with a back. I~ cinnati. Reds stood off a seventh­ PAR BREAKER SEAHAWK NINE NEW YORK (AP)-For the W AiSH1NGT01f (AP)­ ground of skeet shooting, so the • 8y Jai:k S9rW football tearn. tr inning push by the St. Louis Card­ • • second straight night dimout re­ army air loree, as well as the navy, inals yesterday to save a 4-3 To Play 2 Games Col. Robert Neyland will coach Sid Hudson handJohnny Vander Meer. Brooklyn Dodgers and New York tbe squad at Yale u~lverslty In • • • The Cards knocked out all their This Week End preparation for tbe opening pme hurling performance as Wlih Giants last night, this time wiping ington's lowly Senators def_ted Skeet sbooters, It hu been ..... runs and Vandy in their big inning, The navy's Seahawk base­ out Pee Wee Reese's grand slam with the New York Giants at the covered, have a runnlnl' ,tart but Fireman Joe Beggs stopped Polo Grounds, Sept. 12. the champions 4 to 3, before IB,d ball leam will play a pall' of in the tenth inning and toward excellence In that hlrhly the proceedings and the cards causing' a 1 to 1 tie. spectators here last niJlit. The Senators landed on Johllll1 l peclallaed branch of the ser­ never threatened again. &,ames at home this week end. After Ihe two Itams had vice. That sPOrt provides all the Vandy had complete command meeUn&' Keokuk Saturday and struuled slowly but dutifully Lindell for seven hits and .n anrles at which an aerial run· of the Cards for a while. Then Muscatine's Indees Sunday. lor nine IMlnp. tbe exira Twilight Baseball their runs. ner would operate, as well as came the seventh: with one away, The Muscatine &,a rne Is a lrame develoJled a near farj:e Linden was relieved In the the speed of a movlnl' tarl'et Ray Sanders singled lind Martin holdover from last Sunday when It became apparent tbe seventh by Marius Russo, ~ comparable to that of an air­ Marion walked. Creepy Crespi wblcb was postpOned because Unpopular in East blanked the Senators the reSt Of Glant~ bad little chance of ret­ plane. walked, too, filling the bases. Nar­ ot weather conditions. Keokuk tlnr aaotber lum at bat. the way. ron batted for Gumbert and fanned, beld the navy ICam to a ' 3·3 tie The Dodgel"S loadE:d the bases Chief Rub Caused By Buddy RosaI', Yankee , • • • suffered a foot injury -In p18~ Capt. Robert Canlield, gun­ but Jim Brown singled to score two weeks a&,o. on a single, an error and a walk a: W. Dimout Regulations; at the plate in the second and nery specialist of the flying train­ Sanders and Marion. Moore doub­ with none out and it was evident led, scoring Crespi, and Beggs took that the Giants were in daneer Gate Receipts Low RoWe Hemsley took over the ing command at Ft. Worth, Tex., back stopping job. stoppcq here en route to Syracuse, over. Gustine's 11th Inning if the game was completed. N. Y., where his A.A.F. flying was purposely When the fourth ball was called By SID FEDER New York training command squad will COf11- Pllssed filling the bases again, but on Arky Vaughan, pinch hitting NEW YORK (AP) - Twilight pete in the national skeet tourna­ Stan Musial batted tor Cosker Single Gives Pirates for Kirby Higbe, the baseball in these parts has be­ Hassett 1b ...... 3 1 1 9 3 I ment today, wit\l special concen­ Triplett and lined to Eric Tipton to Giants protested at length and come a howling success-but for Rolfe 3b """'''''' 4 o 0 0 II I tration on a challenge match with EI'ld the nightm\lre. 2-1 Win Over Cubs Manager Mel Ott made the long the most part the folks are be­ Henrich rf ...... 4 60100 trip in from right field to bark ginning to do their howling at it, DiMaggio cf ...... 4 the navy's skeet aces. St. Louis .us R H PO A E A j1andsome yountt man who PITTSBURGR, (AP)- F)'ank at Umpire Lou Jorda and to con­ instead of for it. Keller If ...... 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ himself was All-America skeet Brown, 3b ...... 4 0 I 1 1 0 Gustine's only hit of the game, a fer with pitcher BiU McGee. Recent "rassles" with the early Gordon 2b ...... 4 1 2 1 5 b champion in 1940, and who holds Moore, cl ...... 3 0 1 6 0 0 looping single in the last halt of While Ihe crowd booed and evening curfew imposed by the Rizzuto 55 ...... 4 0122' 0 the world 20-guage record of 319 Slaughter, rf .... 3 0 1 3 0 0 the 11th, gave the Pittsburgh ur&,ed a new hurler, McGee was east coast dimout rave left the Rosar e ...... 1. o 1 I q 0 straight targets, Captain Canfield Triplett, If ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Pirates a 2-1 victory yesterday leI, In and soon IM)rved a pitch New York Giants and St. Louis Hemsley c ...... 3 o P 4 0 Q is enthused over the possibility of Musial, If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 over the . tbat Reese drove Into deep Cardinals willing to admit they'd Lindell p ...... 1 o 0 1 1 I lining up skeel-experienced candi­ W. Cooper, c .... 4 0 1 2 I 0 Both went the route, center field lor an Inside Ihe be perfectly happy if they never Russo p ...... 0 o 0 0 I 0 d~te$ for trainine in army aerial Sanders, 1b ...... 4 I I 8 0 0 Bob Klinger scattering the seven park home run. see the twi-night game again. Selkirk x ...... 1 o 0 () b 0 gunnery. Marion, ss ...... 3 I 0 0 4 I Cub safeties and Hiram Bithorn Ace Adams came in slowly As tor the increased gate re­ "Tpey, and hunters who shoot at Crespi, 2b ...... I I 0 3 2 0 giving up 11 hits to the Bucs. from the bull pen to relieve Mc­ ceipts involved-well, the Giants' Totals ...... 34 3 7 24 12 3 rapidly moving targets, such as O'Dea, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Three Chicago plays cut Gee, walked one baUer, made a profit from the halt-day, hal!­ x-Batted for Lindell in 7th. wild pitch, got Dixie Walker to night brand of baseball could al­ ducks, geese, rabbits, doves and Krist, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 down Pirate scol'ing opportuni­ Wasbln ..ton AlJ R H YO A I so forth, are our No.1 prospects," KurOWSki, xx .... 1 0 0 0 O · 0 ties. fly out and had a count of two most have been counted on the he explained. "We find that their Gumbert, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 . \A double by Al Lopez and strikes and one baU on Joe Med­ fingers of three-fingered Brown's Caself ...... 402209 training in leading a target makes Narron, xxx .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 singles by Klinger and Pete Cos­ wick when the game was called. pitching hand. As a matter of fact, Spence cf ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 them adapt themselves to aerial Dickson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 carart gave the Pirates their IGiant Pre;q Horace ~toneham oq Brooklyn AB R HiPO A E Cullenbine 3b .... 4 0 1 2 q gunnery more readily, H. Walker, "X"X 1 0 0 0 0 0 first run in the third inning. The yesterday announced the last rites Campbell r1 ...... 4 0 0 7 Q • • • Cubs tied it up in the fourth Reese, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 for the twi-night game in the Polo Vernon Ib ...... 4 1 1 7 0 I Do you know that about 80 Totals ...... 31 3 5 24 8 1 when Charley Gllbert doubled, Galan, cf ...... 4 0 2 0 o 0 Grounds. Early c ...... 3 1 1 2 I q per cent of Ihe candidates at our x-Batted for Crespi In 9th. went to third on lin infield out Walker, rt ...... 4 0 1 3 o 0 "There'll never be another of Sullivan ss ...... 3 I 0 3 3 I 80"'001s have never fired a r un xx-Batted for Krist lri 3rd. and scored on a Texas league Medwick, If ...... 4 0 0 2 o 0 those things in our ball park after Clary 2b ...... 3 0 2 2 2 0 of any kind? The skeet sbooters xxx-Batted tor Gumbert in 7th. single by Lou Novikoff who led Camilli, I b ...... 4 0 0 7 2 0 tonight's game with Brooklyn," Hudson p ...... S I 0 0 0 0 not only have fired I'Qll', lIu~ xxxx-Batted for Dickson in 9th. the Chicago attack with three hits. Riggs, 3b ... _..... 4 0 0 1 4 ' 0 he said flatly, despite a turnout ha ve tired at movln&' tar&,ets at /ole WoN 11le MAIIOHu-l6- Clft!.