Y, SEPTEMBER 11, 1936 ! ...... ,enator Pitt News Shower, Today allu~ to G.O.P IO",A--stw~... In .... ntra.1 and . . • IIOlIlf'whaL tool r 1011 )"; tom.... - row panl, doudt, ~roup Tonight alIu ' ~======~I Senolor M, B. Pitt u/ I 0 "' a Mornin. N e "' • pap e r. gan. a repre.entatlve of Ihe ",. blle •.n nallonllJ committee, 1<111 FIVE CENTS The Assoolate. Pre... IOWA CITY, IOWA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1936 VOLUME XXXVI NUMBER 90 Flashes :::::s .k tonight at a r~ publlcan Vol, tpers' meellng at the COUrtho~_ 8 o·clock. he meellng. the second repubU. Report Seaplane Down m eellng held here this week ,\flAM I" Fill., Sept. II (API II be for lhe pU"pos. of organ: -All "llIdeur rlJ,(lI., operaLor ng the new members of Ihe ne. rellOl'ted to I he COIl.t Irullrd Illr hlLcan Volunteers organl2atlon. """" tollight he had IntercePted I me"",,,e .tllUng .. co ...t guard ""crptary of the hnson oounly republican Cenlral oeap"ne carrylnl"' five persons lad ~n lo~d down Ilt sell. mltt~e, said to"t night an u. The 'cOast guard boat Pandora Pt will be made to make thl rushed 10 search the 11611. up whal will be "the s tron c~ The pllln6, pi loted by Lieu· IItical Ifroup In Johnson COunty " Conferenc.e Of Itnant (o",mllnder R. L. KIIney, Succeeds Talmadge AS SAN SEBASTIAN AWAITED CAPTURE BY REBELS 'Progressives' Two Unknolm Itli here at 3:00 p.III. to fly to Ihe I1.S. Aluka n ..ftcr tile ship, 1940 Leaders Unite to Back Captor Speed olunteers Will Not ",hlth was 200 ",ltes ea . t of Have Regular Meeting here en route to ChllrleswlI, 8.C., r ...tlloed thll! One of lis Starts Today F.R. Reelection Away in Car rrew W1IS 8ufferln&, froot pto· cause of the two republicaQ Br .... 4~"t... 1'... _ .. alne polsolllll&'. ellngR this week. the regUlar Two-Day Conclave Will , CHI AGO. S pt. 11 - A nailonal kly dinner or Ihe local diviSion conference of " progrellSi ,·eM." tnclud_ Iowan Had topped To tbe R e\lubllcan Volunt.ertl at London Talks Tonight Discuss Problems Ing mAny selt-Iermed liberals In Aid Pair; Ordered wa will pot be gIven tbts Week, Tabulations In Ihe second week's Freshmen Will Face bott. pollllc8 I1J1d labor, today unit d nk Swisher, seeretary of the repon of the Lltp,rary Digesl'~ 10,· In active IIUPl,ort of Prelrid nt To 'Come Along' fal republican oruce, Said laal tOO,O DO.baliot presidential poll ,""velll ROOKev It In hl8 campaign for re Pl'ohlf~m.'i fn;-shmen will encountel' cn,. the AMOC" .. ted Prea.) ~h t. lAndon leads Roo8<'velt by 61, IUD election. In thelo- ca''Ccrs at the University ot ('0 NeIL BLUI·'~'R. s Pl. ~he dinner will take Place u u- votes to 33,423. Lemke ga.rnel'ed low," will "" discussed at a two Alter a (au I' hour lOeCret 8I!s.lon al next Saturday noon. tn .. dLwntown hotel. tbe group KlclnRflPf'd In hl~ own c r wh~l1 he 4,169 Ollt of a tolal Of 99,73<1 bo.l . day conference beglnntng this lOts casl, adlJlJ",d a rellOlullon endondng nffprf'd ahl to two men In a ft ll'8nd· morning and continuing thro~gh On I he bllSls of "lectCJI'al college Rooscv~lt'8 candidacy, I,romlsed to PI\ aU lo near Orantl Jun tlon I tf' I tomOl'l'Ow evening.' = division Roosevelt tralis Landon by Aoout 100 leaders of t.he cl ....s of campaign aclh'ely In hill helullf and todal'. II pnr), COdy. 43, Orund Junc. 1&i vot"8 to 34, 1940 will a"semble Cor the untver agr ed to r&1se a cRmpl\lgn tund. tlull farm r, Willi fr ed n ar Council The vute, now ente("i ng Into It. slty'S fourth annual conf"'eoce on PrInciple UlutrH tunlght while hi, unl THE DAILY lOW~ address ill Maine, Judginj' from what he P.bl...aa..4 eve..,. mc»tnloa •• eept MODU, b7 .tad.. , told South Dakota fanners 'fhursday be OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN How the Relief of Pain ~u.bUC.tlOD. lacorporw.t&d. at lU-llt 10•• av,.a,. 10•• did little haqIl, to and probably even Oily, 10 .... A Items In the tJNIVER.8ITY OALENnAB are 8Ched" helped thl) c;lemoliratie CaL\se. uled In the ofllee of the preeldent, Old (J8pltooL tte .... Board ot Trultee.: Frank L. ),fott. Paul C. Paoker. II ••• In Dentistry Progresses II. :MAcHI" ••, XUI III. Lolb, Elton W. Wltm.r, I'r04 .. In the South Dakota ~peech the colonel tor Ule GENEltAL NOTICES are deposited with Ute MoralDr C~atl" Webb, Amo• .pear_all. RObert D~"'r. it'ied to convince the drougbt-stt'iken far New Yorker oampU8 edJUlr or 7'he Dally Iowan, or may be plaoed Ft84 M. Pownall. Publl.ber mers that they would have been better In Ule box provided tor theit depollt In Ule Office, of By M)(JAN CLIllNI)ENINO, M.D. Willi ..... O. 140rrllt, M.lltant 10 tho PublLobOl' at off in the long run wi~hol,lt tt.e AAA Tbe DaUy Iowan. (lENERA.L NOTIOES must lie W/HEN, NINE:'rY years ago next whal~vel', 40 per cenl fell nO Polth At Large Tb" Dally Iowan by 4:30 p.m. the day preoedlnlr flr.t .uler8d: a. Hcond 01 ... mall JnaUer ..t tb, po.tottle. at and £edel:al drought. aid because curtail Octobel', It wRS th'st prove,l In pub. whal~vcr. Tlw remaining 80 pe~ low. Oily, row&, undor Ih. ""l 01 oonl/ro .. 01 14,,010 J, 1IT1. puhUeatlou. Noticea will NOT be accepted by tele cent wcre partially hclpe(l. T ment of pro~uction reduced the 1l13r'ket phone, and must 00 TYPED 8r LEGIDLV WRl'l'T1lN 'l'I,I. ''eslllle~ In conal(lerable ctlt. .-ablJoi'Jptlon ralel-S, mau, Ii per , ..r; br aa.rrlel'. II By JACK S'I."(NNE1'T and SIGNJlD by a re_p4Inlllble perIOD. L MDt...... kly. " per Y"r. .. • for ~uture y~ars. He added that it was lhe law of God that people sboulc;l, be allowed lel.nl al the mOP ling. Bjlt Ilt leU~ 30 per "ent of .. lIet of pain Is some. Tbe A NOClat.4 PreN I. e.xclu.lvely luUUed 10 .,. rOt to produc.e to \.beil' full capacity, especially lIol< ~~tiTlct.t161l of ...11 u .... 4L.p.tcb.. c.reC11tec1 to It' or Deft • thlllS'. I hOPe Wilt , ' !! roJ : ! SPORTS] ·S P O,R T S II , t II II L\)OdL 8TA". '. J , , WO~LD WIDZ NATIONAL i * IOWA CITY IOWA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1936 * * (lenll'al Prellll A..lIoClsUuo :....--, > Cubs" ff.' Nlpws Bruins NET ACE IN 'ACTION , t But Four Hits ,by 14 , ' ., 1 ~ . , " For 23rd Win ------U' ,.. __• ~oo.rig r.~~es I I LATEST NEWS F.. J{QM ~ rI r Scrimmage Is . Ba1ting Order Changes. BITS , M,eted ,Out InL 4(j~h lIolP~~ In . Advanced as Reas~n about For New York Win A fternoon Drill ~ittiug Spree PO -'-.....:.' -_. ~, ' NEW YORK, ,Sept. 11 (AP) Sultry weath ~ an~ rain tailed to 1 Carl Hubbell's long lert arm manu-l Ul\mpen I he ardo" and g usto dl~pl'lY " Pat Ma1one' Go'ei Rhule factured another tou"-hlt ball game bJ' ed ~y thll GO q.splrants to CoIlch OIlsle To . GlalkUp lIth todlLY and tbe Giants hurled back B08 BIG TEN SQUADS IBolem's 1938, " Iev,en. all two group" the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1 In the HOGAN Victory of Year opener ot a two-game series before !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;;;;;=:t=;;;;;;=:::::!======:;J1 went through tbeu' paoes during L.:::;======:::=~ /. yesterday morning and y lterday 16,000 fans. of I , McDonald Shi"es j.1t~ noon's practice s_lons. DETR<)IT, Sept. 11 (AP)-Tbe The victory, which Increased tho An Ali-American tackle who Will! Bad G t 2 D gers e , ,rl., .~ 'l'he m o~nlng contingent, 10 whose New York Yankees today uncorked Giants' lead over tlte second-place truly A II-American, !'etUl'ned to tho MADISON, WcIa., Sell~. 11 (AP)- OOLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 11 (AP) ranks are len of the 17 "eturnlog Oardlnals to four full games, and Iowa campus anu the Hawkeyo COll-eh liarry Slu~141·eher sent his -Jim McDonald was thp talr haired ~jOI' letter men, got a bit the best the murderous batting power t~at i (lver the tblrd place Cubs to sIX gridiron a gain yestenlay, Duke University of Wl~nsln IlqljM boy today as OhiO Stale lInlverslty'l1 jot lhe bargain aJthougb they ,vere carried them to Lbe Amerlqan tull games, was the lean southpaw's Slater of 1921 Hawkey e fame whell thrQugh a double drill tOda)l d~lllte Buckeyes drilled tor four hours. kept hu~y during the two hour ses league pel1nant and pounded out 23rd at the season and his 13th In! he pe,'formed at tackl on the unde_ Intermittent mlns w'hlfll made the McDonald, who moved up to tbel "'011. DumlllY Acrlmlllage ~n whlcn h 14 to 4 victory Over the deth roned Ia. row. Thl. 18 th" best rec()rd fealed 11 Ilf that year Wlls back III field .oggy~ , Speed in running ,plaYs varsity oo,ly last year, callejl 81,,:- plaW$ and th.. 1000va. sysiem were Detroit Tigers. , I turned In by a Giant twirler since his old haunts once more. (wd passing, In which H!l)Vl1-rd "a1S, blocked, cal\&'b. aJJd tllrew 'drllled by tbe coaQhlng slaft took uP ( The 15-hlt aBeault featured II! Burlelstt Grimes, tbe old spitball • • • Weiss, pt'omlsJulr 8'Qphomor~ bal!k, passes, and jump d back tor plenty the major part of LbeperWd. nlne1l'un spree til tbe eighth Innhl8', atar, hung up 13 In a row back IA The famed Iowa. Necro. wbose featured, wet'e ~t\·IlIlBf.d In tbe rapr,.- lIlOre. Coo,cb }o'rtlnclB A. Schmidt Hllii QalI~ Silrl).llis In which Lou Gebrlg walked the first time up and hit bls 46th hOl'ller. 1927. gri(liron rlllnplJ,g~M 81'0 imb'llldec:l Ing session. The afternoon practlc .podded approvingly. TI1~ so.-called "flrlll" team tbat with two on base on his 8/lco"d Prior to today lhe mants bad in every shlilent at hletlcatJ,y was SJ)enL In rudimentary blocklng Frank AntenUCCi, Nick Rulkay, 9a.W a gNat deal ot duty on. the ,. trip to tbe plate In the.same trauw; dropped five out at six to the Bees and tackling. and Dick Buckner went on. the In- ~nlng " minded allending Jown, watched day or practice, was kept ana Reds since coming home trom yesterday afternoon's pl'ocuee jured list for a tew days. lntact again. The team. Included George Selkirk, also up twice, J ~ r singled and doubled; Ja.ke Powell tbe west, and Manager Bill Terry session wilh Ileep inlA'rest. Hack IUlnnon 1U1d HarriS at enHs, Wal~~r Gophers Hunt f'ullbac" hit two Singles, and Tony Laz'lerl Imllde drastic changes In his batting in '21 Dillie sal.l that "squadH and ~eer at taokles, Liggett ane! M1N~APOLIS. Sept, 11 (AP) doubled and walked. order In lin effort to change the Purdue Eases Up " Farrah o.t guards, with Tea osma were not s() big Ihen. \Vo unly Conch Bernie Bierman tOday tried Sellilrk also hit a homer with qne club'a lu ~k. LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept, 11 (AP) loskl at the center pOSition. '1/1\8 h (<<1 lu'o,,,,,1 40 out that yea,'. twu hal[lxu:ks, Wilbur Moore, 17. Dick Bartell was moved UP troml - lI • 1"'111 tht 11I,[,' lIdillg champion. talive t am hoping to defend lis constantly In an ettorl. to mak<\ hilt t( . den moved Joe (Red) Ruetz, st8l\ a" triple to drive In five I'uns as r eceived credit for tile vlctOJ~Y. ('hll' a. IJ O III Nt- w Yu r k-Wurllr k e v Wl wf h \ 11'11 ''''. nllliulit g l'Ol1ned laurels In the Ll!tIe Eight con Maroons a. f/l.ctor In tbls Sellp,Qn', I I ' .. J sopbomore guard of 1935, to the Smith, tbl) Cards won lhe first ,.ame ] 2 to dl"'lt>lh)lnllll"nr Il. th terence, Is Cal>t.-elecl "Tiny" WornJ Big Ten ralle. Carl Frick, a r ..ngy PH: I C~CO, sePt. 1l I, (A.P)-~ uglll guarlelWCk po~t; Fr:ank , l{opc7,ak, eeor~ by Innings: , 8. MUngo'. males SLaked him to a . t:Outhl"I' nt'I' W('llt c1 0wn to a 6·4, hacheI', fleet-footed midget backfield transfer student trom Arkan'fR'" KJe~e( .7" ten ~ , polder o~ rltrbt laokl~ , Ia.st year, to I ~(t , tackle, R. J-l . El. At\H: 1UCA N t,R \/11 t~ qne,-run lead In the slxtb Inning, ,V. I .• 1)I·t, (:n. 7·6, 6 - ~ tld" llI. "prl'y, l~parenll1 man ot last season. The four other hnp,'Cssell Sbaughne~y and wlU be the ,.,orl
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