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Iowa City, Iowa, Under the Act Around This - Intersection Are Go to Tile New Amphltheatllr • -- - --~. - - .- tard. Add Cooler Full aame to Senior lOW : ~alknd lib_en ... Loop Lead ,TH,E DAILY IOWAN thund~nto~ mII5lc1erab17 See SIory on Par" " Iowa City's Morning Newspaper :::: fIVE CENTS 'lB. A•• OOIMI., 1'111'.. IOWA CITY. IOWA FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1942 VOLUME XLDNUMBER 3tf1--1 , I = £ ." f t e , e a -In... 4 •• ra Russians Halt . Initial German Break-Through Hundreds of Enemy Shock Troops Slain In Street Fighting By EDDY GILMORE MOH 'm, Friday (AP)-. Bayonrt - wielrlin~ R n I ian troop wip d out hundredll or (jrrman h 0 r k troop who m a h d into talingrad's trt'et. YI."iIr.rday, lind the m8in ('onCliet till ral on the north. writ rn outskirl or the . eity wh re thou and of nazi have flll/PII, th Sovirt annollnc d <These dramatic plctur. Ihow the attack upon and the Rink-I The navY withheld announcement on the 'Yorktown's 108 1as .he wUh &ood a heavy air attack by bomber and tor-I June 7. At rl~M ",ay be seen some of tht' ship' crew and arly t day. InI of the United stales aircraft carl'ler Yorktown, which until now In the belief Ihe enemy did not know he had pedo planes on June'. Cenler photo shoWl! Ihe carrier rJiKhl personnel walklnl wllh dlfflcuUy on tb lopl~ n"ht WaR lOll. ort Midway, durin, the heavy 11rMInK there June 1. actually sunk the Ihlp. At left the Yorktown may be seen IIstlOS after behlc torpedoed by an enemY sUllmarlne on d('ck of 'he doomed earrl r h rtl beCore he ank. Both Btl ian lind 0 rntan \ r fillhting in c 11 n; and on hou, etoPl on the tring I of the city, pr dlrpateh ld. The repule ot the nazi break Into the city It II was related thus by the communique: Allied Fliers Po-u-nd nvasion Base "Durin. th(' night .I/lil de­ tachm nl. of lilt! rlt s were able , to penelrl te into 10m ot the f.R. Moves to Block Fuel Stores Barges Destroyed Continual Fighting In Enemy Bomb-Laden Balloons ReportOnlyO~~-Third w~'1 ht~e:~o~b:~ b::~~ AHempt to Increase \ farm Parity Formula In Fighfer :Plane Raid on Buna Air Battle Reported leen OYer Hungary v~::~I~::nP;~~:;e §·:~f€::.';E Primary Balloting "The German8 lett behind hun- . Of Lgv.pt1 - -- Warns Action Would By MURLIN SPENCER 1: I I Radio Warning Comes protested vigorously to the Bul- Sh P L dreds of dead and damaged lrucks Deltroy Possibility GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEADQARTERS, Au tralia, Friday In Midst of Sudden garian government. OWS resent ag an~0~17~:i~1f th story of the epic (AP )-.illied plan!'s pumped 35,000 rounds of cannon aud ma- '* * * . _ The Berlin radio, however, re- struggle for StaJlngrad, the com- Of Stabilizing Living chinegun [ire into tlJe J,apanes.e inyaSI'On base of Bllna, in Npw Russo-8ulgar CrISIS ported thal lh Soviel consulal WASHINGTON (AP) An .' 1 t By n~N)EL DE LTJCI al V n rl oldet!'t'l el .. j mumqut' said: WASHrNGTON (AP) - Presi­ GUInea. to d~s~roy or dll1ll~ at ellS 15. barge~ snd start fuel WITH THE BRITISH EIGltTH LONDON (AP) _ Mysterious by the 8ulgnriRn government "Within tw day one of our dllmp fIres vlsl.bJe i?r 25 mIles, a comm,uDlque smd t~day. ARMY IN THE WESTERN DES- Me ~nwhllc, thl? 8ntish all' min- lInl d troyed 34 German tanks. dent Roosevelt and two of his The destructive fIghter plane attack on Buna, whIch feeds the balloons laden with explosives istry n ws ~ervice reported that 21 IlUn:I. and 12 motor v hieles. high-ranking aid swung into ac­ overland drive LowaI'd Port Moresby, occurred while aI/ied grol111d ERT, (AP)- Abovc Sluka Alley, were reported over Hungary lasl W dn &day nlghl's heavy raid on They wiped out about 1,500 en- \\QI! yesterday to block a move­ troop were locked in "sporadic fi@llting" with Japanese jungle where you rubber-neck )n a steel nigbt while the Sofia radio shouled the Ruhr by the RAP' brought the Ible aelually ex rriseo the priv- my offlcers and m n. ment in congress tQ boo t the farm troops at Joribaiwa only 32 air line miles from POI·t Moresby. ?at, t.he R~ and the axis fought an air rald warning and suddenly tonnage of bombs dropped on Ger- i1ege of cll~ling their ballot . "On another ector our i\1l1rdl- parity formula - a . movement ~1I~ed planes hls~ made attacks on Japane!!!' ?RSes in New ~~ ~~ ::;~~a!CX:::nt.for mastery went off the air in the midsl of a many so far this month to ncarly Th(' lotal of lho. who VOlM was r;:f;n[;;'~d ~~~r~~~n I:~te~=:. which the president warned would B~ltam, north,~est of ~he Solomo~ where U.S mormes apparently You're on El Ruweisat, the tiUdden crisis between Bulgaria 5,000. The Bl'illsh loot 39 plan ~ 14 ,037,426. Thr total of lhose who two m rtar batlerles and 15 mo- destroy all po slbility of stabiliz­ stIli W('I'C holdmg then' own despIte heavy Japanese pressure. ridge paid for in blood between and Russia over a consulate raid but shot down two. mighl have voled w 42,101,779 tor vehicles." In a night attack on tile big New Britain b~e of Rabiml "our the turquoise surf of the Medl- Continuing the air attackll ycs- Caucasus Victory ing the cost of living. heavy bombrrs raided cnemy terranesn and the hot, bleak by Bulgarian police. lcrdDY coastal commnnd pillnes The pcrcentoll o( tho who did In the Mlulok area of the mld- The chief executive made known installations and the wharf U wastes of the Qatara depression. The Budapest radio ortlcially hit two axis ships with torpedo s was 35 p('r rent. Cauell!!ull the Russians said one ed H ' f I oU the Norwegian con5t. orr' ' 1 h h t h I Itis "unalterable opposition" in a 1I"eIt, " the communique said. •• u annes' S'In k You crouch inside a small drcu- warn ungarrans 0 a aJ'ge Deavle t Defen ICUI s ef(, w 0 wn C eer- unit drove the ~rmans trom an "B b d d b 'Id S S bm lar wall of rocks piled up by the number ot enemy bailoons Ooat- tions clo I'ly ,oid . everal factors inhabited point d slroyl"''' eight letter to the chairmen of senate om s were roppe on 1lI - , . ' On oUieer commandin" a !lI~ht .. ... ' d' ItalIan lIl/antry not long ago. ing over their country but no '" " were r po ible. VoUng always G rmlUl tankll and kHllng about and house banking commlttees, mg Ispersa14M areas, causing explo- J V I of Hnlifax bombers, who was over ore ap esse s No. Man'· Land other word was given to ~xplain lags in p year in whit'h ther I~ 300 G nnans. which are at work on price and sions and starting several fires - 0 the Ruhr about 20 minutes on re- visible tor 30 miles and destroying You stare across no-man's land their origin or whether they were con na i3sll nco, 3aid that during that no pr('sidential ('ontes! The Worlcl! 5 uthe o~ Novor I k aJol\l wa,e conlrol legislation in re­ ' it at Marshal Rommel'· outposts "rod causing damage wur demon~lratt'd that 1Jl a war th Black a coast marine unl'- groun ded au·rra. T II f E Sh' ~ au • (&1' AERIAL, page 6) .... sponse to his demand for action "Another aUack wa& made by a 0 0 nemy IpS count his armor rumbUng to new Almost in the same hour the So- tim Ih volers are apathelic. The were old to have repulsed 5everal b,. Oct. 1 against inflation. single unit during the early morn- Sunk by American havens irom the dusty north-south fia announcer broke off in the absence or a('ute IS, u m many enemy attacks and mopped up Ing hours." track and try to keep tab on the middle of sentence to shout: stales contributed. about a battalion oC enemy In- Soon afterward Secretary of G. M. Employes Get One bomber unit also attacked Subs Stands at 107 whirllng dogfights In the bleached "AIr raid wamln~. BulJ'ar- In additIon mlllions or voters arc (an try. Arrklulture Wickard and Price Gasmata on the southern New blue sky. lau keep calm." 4 Cent Wage Increase away from home- In the army 01' A Russian bomber formation A4mlnl5tratof I.eon Uendel'tl(ln Britain coast but with "unknown WASHINGTON,-(AP) Ameri- weary and licking their wound3 Then his station immediately navy. There has been much ml- also attacked a German-occupied 1110 exprelllled oppasUion to 'he results.'" , ea's undersea campaign against after their sssault on British war- shut down. WASHINGTON, - (AP) - Th grot ion o( defense workers Crom Black sea port, presumubl;r No- new partl, lormula. This lor­ The heavy aerial stab at Buna ships at Tobruk early in the week, Bulgaria has had air raid warn- war labor board yesterday votect state to tate. and undoubtedly vorlsslsk, and sank two enemy lIala. whleh wauld Include (arm bod the twin oDjectives of reliev- Japan's vital western Pacilic sup- the Ilazi Stuklls have temporarily inls in recent days but no raid. to allow a w-tge increasc of four mllny of the have not been In mine sweepers and three torpedo labor costs In tbe parity index ing enemy pressure on the allied ply lines has resulted in the des- deserted tbe battlegrounds bearina The little Balkan country never cents un hour fOJ employes of Gen- their ncw homes long enough to boala and blew up an ammunition f., the Urat "me and thus raise troops defending the approaches truction of four more enemy ships, their nickname.
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