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Yanks Clinch Coofer Junior Loop Penll&lIt lOW: altered mowers ill ~, Yelll.erd.J anal _ttaJ porUoas, TH-E DAILY I ·OWAN e,ookr. See 8tory on Pare f Iowa City's Morning Newspaper : .. TaR A8800~~RD ralss fIVE CENTS " IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1942 VOLUME Xlll NUMBER 304 \ ver· on )RD ------ES Interpreting Believe Enemy The War News r Stalingrad Stalingrad Pivotal (raft Dropped NE Point for German Senate Anti-Inflation Farmer Found Dead ANOTHER USE FOUND FOR ARMY'S JEEP CAR Winter Defense Line Incendiaries Russians'Hurl By KRKE L. lMPSON Bill Would Set Prices Of Shotgun Wound Wide World War Analyst. Reports that Hlt1 r has d lanai. Find Jap Markings At August 15th Level All Resources d a trio ot his top-night general On Bomb Fragments Near West Branch to fashion and equip a winter lin After Forest Fire for his troops in RUSSia from th Both Houses Hear' Missing Wife Sought low r Volga to the B llic sound FRAN IS (AP)- Measures to Meet Against Nazis By Police; Wound highly crediblt. Ih t a Japan sea- They tend to explaIn, also, why plan, p ibly operating from F,D.R.'s Deadline 'Not Self-Inflicted' a submarinE', may have at­ • Admit New Caucasus he \9 lavishing his r sourcl'$ In manpower and mntl'rlal, r &ard­ t mpt d to t uth rn r gOIl W ASHIMGTON, (AP)-Div't!r­ Withdrawal, in Face Henry Madsen, 34, was round fOl'ests arir in th first air gent measur s for dealing with dead of a shotgun wound about 9 less of 10 s, to tak Stallnfl'ad. bombing of continental nited inflation, whlch may require ex­ Of German Onslaught o'clock yesterday morning in his Even though the city's strateaic tal WO l' port d by th west­ er dress tor tensive efforts to reconclle for farm home, five miles northeast value as a base lor future nazi t'rn der n ~ ommand y t rday. it's the gold final enactment, were introduced By FRED VANDERSCHMIDT of West Bran~h, and police are orfenslv actl'ln would be strictly ETTEI'S, " in the senate and house yestllrdllY Associated Press WlLr Editor searching for his missing wlfe, ac­ A ('olllmuniqu(' iJ med by Lil'U­ limited, th bombed nd hell t nOl1t G n('ral John L. witt, lecent it hal in the face of the Oct. I deadu ne Fighting throu[?h theil' 20t.h cording to William B. Anderson, mayor of West Branch and mem­ wt> OIily JWllurOLT It" shill I wn and clll ~ to provld housing In mad the attack, s lect one of I year. , Re­ til three years Ilftu the war by claims to 19 merchantmen, two Car Found Official to Discuss R~ssians Own Report FOIlDHOP· requlrlnl' the Secretary of Ar­ destroyers and .a corvette sunk, Anderson asserted that Mrs. winter on the scale G rman forccs Ule most h aVily wooded sections lUG STOI£ rleuUure to make crup loans and chanted theIr usual formula: Madsen was not very familiar with New Isldnd Invasion Of Extensive Raids must have. of the conat, frequ ntly thr atened ady 10 serve and lIurchases for this purpose. "Only small scattered remnants driving and that the car was found The Russian successive stands by forest llr . LONDON, (AP)- The two tront on th Don and now on the Voli/ll ys. This floor, a feature not In the o.t the co~voy w~~e able to con- abandoned lalong the roadside LONDON, (AP)- British col­ A f w y ra ago a Ilre in the senate bill, would apply to non­ tmue ~e Journey. . . about two and a half miles south umns progressing steadily into The city council last nliht an­ air war a&alnst Germally and her hav balked his hop 9 ot a d isive junior partners achieved its victory that would permit him to sam II n r I r a sw pt out of basic commodities on which pro­ At mldmght (R~sslan time) the of the farm. Neighbors found the Madagascar were reported ' last swered the pleas of the rcsidents you have the ' duction was encourared lor red armies at Stalmgrad were re- two boys later in the morning. night Lo have accomplished m re broadest scop thus far when turn westward o&ainst England or control and VirtUally wiped out commuDity. 01 southeast Iowa CiLyand voted hundreds ot RAF bomb ra as- center his winter cam!Jalen on war needs and to b~slc commo­ ported o~!ciaI1Y to have repulsed After the car broke down, Mrs. than half of their march and to th Or gon coo t town of Ban­ ~ IT, cao get dities "re&,ardlesa 01 Ute pur­ two additional attacks :r.·om the Madsen instructed her two sons to have advanced to within 100 miles to spend all emel'gency funds nec­ saulled Bremen and other targcts Egypt. dun. pose for which such eommodl­ southwest bf the City, the sector wait for her in a neal'by field of Tananarive, inland capital of essary to clear the channel of Ral­ in northwestern G rmany Sunday The ~rman sw p to th Volea Japane lIubmarlnq have lies are prod uced or used." ~hich has been hardest pressed while she went ahead for help. the big French island. night and uncounted Russian 'at St.llngrad has left th no'l 'wlc hell d th Pacilio cout­ ME OIL CO ston creek. bomb rs fann d wid ov r east- holding a dangeroliS salient. Th y .. ~ . In the last few days. Madsen's father and \)rother Licht OpposUlon at Ooleta In southern CalUorata Ave. Acting on a petition presented rn Germany, Rumania and Bul- h a v e by-passed Russian-held Moreover, the house bill, ap­ However, the commonlqoe Is- were forced to break into tbe Thus lar opposition aiong the February 2S and nea.r Seaal4e, i, Doc Mill by the people of the city whose garla. bridge-beads south ot th Don for parently Jeavinl! farm wage rates su~ a& that &lme aeknowledred house through a basement win­ roads converging upon the capital Ore., June 22, but UtIs waa lIle homes were damaged when RBI- The Russlnns specified only the in the rear. free of control,stipulated that larm a German tank advance In the dow since all doors and windows had been light and confined more flnt reporte4 attack trolD lIle labor costs be taken into account Terek valley of the deep Cau- were locked. No rirearms were to wrecking bridges than to armed ston creek overflowed its banks RumanIan all-producing center, ------alr. TIMEI PJoestl, the Rumanian capital, IS NOW In the determining parity prices, casus, and said the Russians fell found. reSistance, but on the 4,000· root last week, the council resolved that Buchar st, and Koening b rg, The Gole\.:! sh Iling caused slllht something Chairman Steagall dama&e to 011 well installations. back In one sector on 'he rlll'- Other members o.f the coroner's plateau arounu Tananarive the work on the waterway should be- East Prussia, DS their targets, but (O-Ala.) 01 the bonking commit­ .F'. New 'Victory levy' Th Seasld shelIJ burled harm­ ed approachq to the Orozny oU jury are A . Anderson of West French were expected to put up gin immedJately. axis reports credited even II I and hurl) tee said was not done at present. llel~s.. . Branch and Henry Negus of Iowa whatever real fight they may In- start Today broader sweep to the red air I sly In a beach. open h()USII It directed that parity prices "be . PrIOr to lss~ance of the ~'lld~ City. State bureau ot Investiga- tend. . According to City Engineer Wal- forte. your Wlr Taxes low Incomes ct dt\termined so as to include all Olght commuOlQue, the Ru~slans tion officials are also working on ter Buchele, Cl'i!WS will start clean- LeU In Flames costs of production, including the story of the 20th day .ot ~taling~'ad the in vestiga tion. Eyewitnesses Report V I C H Y, Unoccupied France, ing the creek bed today, and the The Russians sald they left WASHINGTON, (AP)- A gl. cost of labor, with all labor in­ storm was one of unYleldmg resist- (AP)-Chief 01 government Laval work should be completed in about Ploesli installations and Bucha- Incendiary Attack {reshed lee!' ance on north and west approaches ______--, gantic new revenue bill geared to OKlNGS 0 (AP) Ey cluded and the wage rates fOl' received the United States charge three months. rest in flames. increase treasury colll'ctions to BRO , re. . - e- It J(AlMJL hired farm labor." to the city and the slowing up of d'affaires, S. Pinkney Tuck, yes- Approximately 75 citizens from The Britisb raid on Bremen, more than $25,500,000,000 anuully witnesses told lost rught of the I enjoy an1 Acceptable German penetration from the CITIZENS' DEFENSE terday for the second time 10 three the southeast sector were present C ermany's second largest port and (rom corpor tions li nd 43,000,000 l~lcendiary attack. of on unidenti­ any special' Chairman Wagner (D-NY) of south. CORPS days to dicsuss the new British at the meeting. They wer repl'es- an Important U-boat hatchery, individual taxpay rs won ppro. fled seaplane, presumably Japa­ ir fountaiD the senate banking committee and Merciless Attacks drive in Madagascar. ent£d by three spokesmen. Atty. was compar d in unoCflcial com- valla night ot the enale finan e nese, that wineed in from the sea re alSO vert, Senator Brown (D-Mich), wtlp But the RUSSians, exposed to 7:30 p.m.-Class in general course No. 2 will meet in the It was believed Tuck handed Clair liamilton, Atty. Pauline ment to last Thursday's ass ~ ult commiltee. last ~ednesday. love a quick sponsored the senate resolution, merciless and constant dive bomb­ him the sLate department's answer Kelly and f'. S. Wi1zigman of the by sevcral hundred bombers on In addition to regular indlvi- ReSIdents of Ulls town at the KAJMIL said the Presld nt was familiar ing and strafin& on their high public junior high school for all groups who have not re­ to represenLations which Laval United States dep~rtment ot en- Duesseldorf. It was tbe RAP's duai income levies and surtaxes mouth of the Chelco river heard with it and indicated it was ac­ plateau before the Volga, were ad­ was understood to have made Sat- gineering. tOOth cnll on the big marillme cen- the m asure contains a 5 per cent the plane circling in the milt at ceptable to him. mittedly limited in anti-aerial de­ ceived this instruction. Corps members who have not ur(iay over the Madagascar cam- The petitioners made It clear ler up the Wese from the North "victory levy" on . Individual dawn, and a few caught glimpses \E, hIlS sud' Steagall, when asked whether ferise to AA guns and rilles. The paigll., that they did hot expect the city sea. earniogs over $624 yearly. of the ship. at his pIP had their fingerprints recorded Mr. Roosevelt aPPI'Oved of the Germans, who say they are already A French communique, mean- to make permanent repairs at this Stron, Foree Tbe measure was sent to the Mrs. W. O. Crl ef, wile of a another.· ' inside the southern limits of Stal­ at the Iowa City police station crop price "!Ioor" at 100 per cent while, attributed th~ taU of Mav- time, but that they did want the The olticial report indicated the drafting clerks after Just minute Brooklnrll real e tal.e 1l1&li, de­ of parity, recalled tbat the Pr si­ ingrad proper, felt able to claim are urged to do so as soon as pOBsible. etan.ana to .the arrival of new· flowing capacity of the stream in­ weight of the atllick on Bremen committee action lopped 5 per cent IICrl~d It as a SDIIlII plane wUb­ dent "favors a floor for farm possession of hills dominating the BrItish eql.hpll'lent at the battle creased as soon as Possible. and northwilStern Germany by oU the previous-approved rate of out dlltlnaulshlnr marks. Slae JustA! (See INTERNATIONAL, page 6) prices but he has not suggested scene. Five Hlnderances describin& the attackers as "a 45 per cent on normal and surtax said It circled over the Bead at ;e.' .. At thl B figure." The formal petition listed live very stron& force" and acknow- eal11ings of corporations. 51. feet, Its pona.ons c1earl)' cIII­ · AIter Tap! .. .. · MARINE GUARDS BOATLOAD OF ...... ' ..... r h inderances to the carrying ort of ledging loss of 19 bombers. The committee also provided cernlble. Then It headed lDlaDd. I •. weal'1l' The \IeJIale bank In&' eommlUee I surface water which accumlates in A thwacking linale to the RAP's some relief for individuaIJ by re- Harold "Rau" Gardner, forest 011 Ib ilver W~ lllanli to atart heartncl Ralston creek from ordinary rains night oper&tlons was provided by storing the house level of sur- service lookout in Mt. Emlly, AW !'ou ... blU toda, and the hOtltle com­ and freshets. They are: bombers which streaked singly taxes in the income brackets the plan circling, and later tire or Do '(C1J IIdUee will meet tomorrow to (1) Weeds. WUJOWI and brush across northwestern Germany at (rom $2,000 to $10,000 yearly. It broke out. He brought the flames aU lIlakll eonalder procedllre. The chalr­ have been permitted to rrow in sunrise to smash at German lac- hod increased them last week to under control. n yOU men 01 bolll committees hoped drt>P the e,hannel of the creek. t ' t po tad personnel bring in $33,000,000 more revenue. He reported to H. R. Dewart, '8 ieoord de· • to report the billa to the floor (2) The channel has been per­ _O_l'_les.-:.., __ra_ n_s..:..._r __n...... : ______.______Curry county air raid chairman, by the end 01 thl, week .nd o hear lBteti mitted to become blocked and that he found bomb fraiIDents and the ler and othlf have them considered In re­ flDed In ma.ny plaees with brwIb a sizeable c rat e r. The bomb , on 1)et'C~ lpecUve chamber next week. and rubbish. 800 'Bandits' Executed in Axis Terror Raids sheared n six-inch tree and let :rd. and in' · .. . (3) The points have been pe,r­ (ire to a stump, he said. III the lattl( The house bill would merely I ,I amend the onglnal price, contl'ol mUted to form jetties Into lIle Ed Marshull, federal 10rester, itOP 0 ( creek hampe,rlnr the free flow As Slavs Revolt Against Harvest Seizure dug out of the crater what he Aid !r their"" act (and the commodity cJ;t!dlt corporation's authority for the 01 the water. was the nose of an incendiary (4), The brl&'dq have been LONDON (APl-A new wave oslavia, alter the killing ol many bomb. Attached Willi a steel shank crop, price floor.) Its t~rms would lit carried out presumably by permitted to become blocked In of axis terror and anti-axis re­ Bulgarian oUicials by Yuaoslav bearing Japanese characters. Price administrator Leon Hendel'­ such a way that 'he pree ))UIaCe v 0 I t was reported spreadin& patriotis, Balkan reports received ThIs area II well Imowa .. of the water II obs&netecl. IOn, at directives from the presi­ (5) A few of lIle brlcllq have through the Balkans last night fol. in Switzerland said. One accounl Jllpao_. dent, without the present restric­ Japanese exported logs eldell­ tion thnt farm price ct'lJin& may such IDUIII tubes or openln&'!1 lowing redollbled efforts by Hit­ said disorders were set off by ef- sively (rom the Chelro river COUIl- not be fixed at leas than 110 per that the free .....e 01 the wa- ler to wrin& &reater tribute for his forts of Germansl Italians and Bul- try. Exporters otten had their cent of parIty. ier II Impossible. war machine trom occupied, but garlans to loot ~e ·district of its own men bu)'in& logs and arrlllll- Hendel'lOll "We believe that the cost of s till recalcitrant, southeastern fall harl'ests. ing for rafting them downriver. The senate bill also would pro­ this project would be relatively states. . They had ·plenty of ' opportunity bably be admlnatere<$ 11nally by small," it was stated in the peti- lot Exeeuted One Sofia dispatch told ~f the for mappine the l'eiion. The COUD- lienderson but the presIdent would tion, "when compared with the The Germans themselves con- appearance ot mysterious planes tryside is heavily timbered, moun­ be specifically empowered to take damages that the people ot the tributed to the accounts of trou­ over the Skoplje area from which talnous and sparsely settled. No broad action in the war agaln*t community have suttered, under ble, reporting revolt in ~arian leaflets were dropped addressed bi,bways extend into the interior Inflation by means of executive present existing condJtions." Macedonia and the execution of to the population, and ammuni- and there are lew trails. orders and dtermlnatlons An attempt to elect and alder- 800 persons, described as "ban­ tion for MacedohUi insurgents. It took a fire crew 4 1-2 boura man-at-large to till the post va- dits", captured in Bosnia, moun­ At one stage of the outbreak, to let to the scene of the bomb­ Wilkie In Inn cated by Atty. Edward W. Lucas tainous western area of occupied these same dispatches Aid, an .t- In, from a forest lookout station. TEHERAN, Iran (AP)-Wendell after his appointment to the police Y\lIos!avia. tempt was made to assassinate Gardnilr, who knew a ahortc:ut L. WiUkle, personal representa­ A U. 8. mar~e " tands .....rd III II pourlni rain over a lar,e _rtment of Jnlscellaftflou. sup»llel, whlcll bencb was blocked when Mayor A state of siege was clamped on Peter Grabovsky, Bulgarian in- Utrough the dense 1J'OWth, reached live of Presldent RlXMevl!lt, ar­ IBelude broolDl, eant, and &'U1l1, .,&er It arrived at II lar,e lOulll Paclfle base. The luPplies have Jut ~a Henry F. Willenbrock declined to the district and city of Skoplje, terior miniJlter. In two villages all the flames within, two hours and rl.ved here yesterday from Blah­ lilli_eel frOID tile IhIp at left and are awalilnr IOnllll' aDd dlltrlbutloJl. Boatload after boIItiOId 01 WIlI­ cast t\le deciding vote In a two-j now a part of l!uliarian 'Mace- Bulgarian of.ficlalJ were declared tw\d thinp under control by the .(See COlJNCIt, page 6) donia and formerly a part of YU&- slain by Macedonian banda. time the crew arrived. ~d, Iraq, In a Liberator plantl Jar ..terlaI1 are reaoJdDI V. 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PAGE~ OFFICIAL DAILY BULLETIN EmphalicEnd of 'Can't' Chants fJlS/'" Item, tn the UNIVERSITY CALENDAR .re .ch.edu led ~\~ 'r~ of the Summer Se•• lon. woe E.st Han. ltema 'lfI. f;j, NOTICES are dcposllcd with the campu. editor ~I \~ or may be pl.ced In the box provIded Cor theIr depo.1t In Funer , I The DaUy Iowan. GENERAL NOTICES must be at Iowan by 4:30 p.m. the dey precedlnl flrlt publleaUor L.!'U':Z.~• ...'!"' I Farm Price Problem- . ~ . NOT be accepted by lelephone, and must be 'rVPED Iowa ~~V WRITTEN and SIGNED by a r .... pon.lble perlOn. Takinl.{ a cue from Presid nt les 7:5S-Cecil Brown and the News 4 to 6 p. m., 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. or additions on lheir registration commercial vehicles now fl'ozen in the hands bank w uutomobilc as n transportalion necessity, with­ 12:30-From Our Boys in ServT 8-Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou Wednesday, Sept. 16- 10 10 12 cards should report to the publi· of dealel'S throughout the country. ice 8:30-Cheers J!'rom the Camps calions department, W-9, East tal Stat out whi.cll we will lose the war. a. m., 1 to 3 p. m., 4 Lo S p, m. ing of • • • 12:45-Buy a Bond Drive 9:30-Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Thursday, Scpt. 17- 10 to 12 a. hall. preside B proposes a policy to keep cars running, Pointing ont that this pool of motivc 1-Musical Chats Persons m., 4 to 6 p. m., 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. PUBLI ATION DErARTMENT until J and holds out hopes that they will continue in­ force i.~ the only som'co of replacements 2-Spcaking Freely 9:45--Frazir Hunt, Commentator Friday, Sept. 1810 to 12 a. m., Mr. derinitely in service, if ruboor use is con­ lor vehicles that tOear out daily in tOar­ 2:05-Organ Recital 10-News 1 to 3 p. m., 4 to 6 p. m. Ph.D. READING EXAMS I served by gas-I'ationing until synthetic rubber 2:30-The Bookman 10:20-Quincy Howe, News An­ The Ph.D. Frencll reading exam. time use, tmllsportation agencies have UNIVERSITY DlRECTORY producLion comes in big. 2:45-Light Opera Airs alyst Oct. 1, 1942, in room 314, Schael. sct lip 18 maintenance operations to be Copy for the UniverSity direc- H is neither rosey no I' melancholy. It says 3-Fiction Parade 10:30-You Can't Do Business (See BULLETIN, {)Bie 5} 101l0wccZ in p"eservin[j the precious 3:30-Iowa Union Radio with Hitler we "cun." supply. 4- Treasury star Parade 10:45-Sammy Kaye's Band • • • 4:15-University Women Unite ll-News Unpublished, U7wlI'presserl and thoroughly Those lush ellshions that look so beautiful 4:30- Tea Time Melodies 1l:15-Harry James' Band COIltlllclllell Upon- through I be window of closed auto shops will 5-Children's Hour 1l:30-Barney Spear's Band have to be moth-proofed and the engine oil S:30-Musical Moods 12-Press News Would Government Control Of One official exception lo this betwf?en-the­ and gasoline will have Lo be dl'ained from the 5:45-News, The Daily Iowan Roy Porter, who aiternates with liMS lashing was implied bY' the report. Tn motors, spal'l< plugs and batteries will be re­ 6- Dinnel' I-lour Music Earl Godwin on the BLUE Net- MBS WGN (720) gcneral, it took somewhat the same line as moved and the cal'S will be put ou jacks to 7-Speaking F'or Victory, Prof. work's news feature, "Watch Moder.ted by Foreign Trade Promote Erich Funke the World Go By," saw toda~'s FRED O. CLARK \V'PB 'rransportation Coordinator Eastman's take the wright off of thcir priceless tires. Oeneral Chairman 7:IS-March Time news being made when he cov- 7-Music For America with American Economic World Peace? unpnblished and snppre sed repol·t on the Most of LIS won't get a crack at any of those 7:30-Sportstime ered the war fronts In embattled Morton's Gould's Orchestra Foundation same pl·oblem. 500,000 but Lbe few who do will get them in 7:4S-Evening Musicale, Mrs. Europe for the AP. He Is heard 8:30-Murder CUnie As Debated By .. Mr. Eastman is czar ovet· everything on good shape. Jacob Van del' Zee on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 9-Boxing, Mauriello Vs. As Debated by Eurene Sltterlel' Bev- George oule wheels in this country now, including the • • • 8-You Can't Do Business with and 11 p.m., EWT. . ins Editor, New Republic Pub. lJnporters GuIde I automobile, although HO one s ms to know it, Ollly 35,000 new ('(1I'S (/1'e listed on the ------particularly the officc of price administra­ nation's quota sheet fa I' Ihe present MR. SOULE OPENS: A century ernmcntll l IIctrnn is indi ~ pensable. tion. His report was lost in the shuffle of month. A lew slaies hOf'e I'e-serves held ago economists believed that if I\(R. !\1'l'TERLEY OPENS: For· New governments did not inlerl l'e with cilln trad i. a peace-time lunt­ inter-bureau conferences, as wcll as his auLho­ over 11'om fonnel' quotas II of whirl!. trade, ach articl would be pro- tion of priVa tI' enterprise. It needs will be clcmwl ant dn6ng 8eplcmbel' 01' l'ity over motol' cars. duced where Jt could be mad(' a proper world [r" me-work in film The OP A just stepped in and took over. will be returneel to tlte national "esc\ve, most etlicient!y. Comp tition would which to opcrate--not political Primarily, Ea tman wanted to give gas for since no statc win be allowcd a rcsel'vc result in a world-wid di vi ion of co ntrol. The interchange of the I essential needs, and lIe wanted a general over­ alter the fint of Octobct·. labor which would ben fit con- world's good. is the greatest single all control plan, such as Barucb has suggested. e Mama and Papa Were umers and xpand productlon. {orc(' for world peace when that But producers everywher bav in- trad i · allowed to function in pri­ • • • I Texas Dirt Farmers­ .: ,. - duced governments to intervene vate hands. Yet, it is the basic By GEORGE TUCXER in their behalf by protective tar- cause of all wan; when used as an Tile Bal'lIch "epol't thus secmed 10 Re-Routing Petty Tasks- NEW YORK-Theatrical item: iffs, exchange control, barter economic weapon by governments. point an tLnobserved finger in. the geneml "Harry Kaufman has added the agree~nts and other rc tflctions. There JS need in this oountry for direclion 0/ M,·. Eastman, who already ince lire days of I hc spoi IR system pI'esi­ three Ross sisters to the cast of during class), Bonita Gran­ There are also cartels and private thc development of a strong na· has the authority (ho got it by executive dents of th United States ha.ve found them­ 'Count Me In,' starring Charles • Old Campus Tradition ville, Sybil Jason, Dickie Moore, monopolies to reduce productIOn tional foreign-trade policy in the J selves saddlcd with dozens of pretty routine Butterworth. The Ross sisters are order weeks ago) as well as the proper On Hollywood Lot- the Mauch twins, the Dead End and maintain prices. interest ot private busIness. 'rntIt tasks whicl1 mi g'ht have bren handled by any acrobats who live in a trailer with By ROBBIN COONS As long as we have uorcgulated is also a great need for sound theories, (tho Bal'lwh committee had ac- , Kids, Gloria Warren. ihe rules cess to his tmpublished re1J01·t), to din;ct olle of a hundrcd of Wa. hinrrton's office their parents." HOLLYWOOD-Another side of private capitaltsm it is hopei to peal'c- table th inking if the eco­ Note: Mama and Papa Ross were her classes kindly but Clrmly--j t lJolicy-malcin[j on auto usc. holdel'S. They've cut down the time and thc Hollywood: try to abolish the e barriers. But nom ic' 'lis of the last quarter ceo· dirt farmers from west Texas. as if they weren't part of a glam­ the war bas shown us that gov- tury arc to b(' avoided. But the efficiency of the chief executives, often to They were never in the theater There's one unpretentious little our factol·Y. And if Errol Flynn, • • • the extcnt of causing days of delay on truely ernment control ot foreign trade (Ievou ring embrace of government and knew nothing whatever about building on the Warner lot to Dennis Morgan, or Jamcs Cagney when employed in the public in- control ol our foreign trade serves impol·tant matters demanding presidential at­ Of course, the rubber "Czal'" Baruch sug­ show business. F'ew shows ever which every child actor-includ­ is waiting on a sound stage to kiss terest rather than lor private only to eliminate thc vital fune­ gested would be a rubber pl'oduction business tention. touched their immediate neighbor­ ing Miss Joan Leslie, 17-makes Joan Leslie. Joan must still put In profit can be used to meTea. e pro- tion ot private enterprise from regular pilgrimage. It's the least man concerned only with that phase. • • • hood. her three hours. ducUon and distribute good. whcre world market And concentrates Hollywooden of stUdio structures They al'e saying national gas rationing will Wartime can force a rCalTa/lging 01 However, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Aside from the variE!ty, there's they are most needed. political pow r at home. \ th ese task.~; peacetim,e wuld 11Ot. With were very athletic, and frequently the movie equivalent of the little another factor that appeals to the Governmen ts which Rre d dJ - TI o. who k to transplant be put into effect in a few weeks, but they put on U1e gloves to box with each red schoolhouse. schoolmarm: movie children gen­ mean a few months. Not only the printing of the added loa el of a thousand and one cated to raising standards of Jiv- war-lim!' tor 19n-trade controls to things being th"ow1! on the sholtldeJ'{.yf other. Naturally they wanted the There's ivy clinging on the waHs erally are more on the qui vlve lng everywhere can tlnd should p m·e-limc, Illnor the lat\ \\\\\ rationing cards will hold them back. They will girls-Dixie, Betsy, and Vicki- to (the old campus tradition, no than the average student. the p"esicic1tt by Ottr participation in the control international cartels in th good. ate ~ old abl'olld--especially need a Dew and different system than that be strong. and they encouraged doubt) and there are curtains on interest of consumer ,lhnulatc th in which w excel-bY the in effect in rhe east, aud it will havo to be war, he couldn't possibly contimw to their acroba tics. the windows and flowerpots on TeachIng is• one1 • of the few handle sH.rTt t"ivial items as okaying world produtcion by an int 'rnil- ·ilm comp Iltlve m thods we wlt­ worked out carefully. • • • the window sills. There are regu­ non-unionized jobs in pictures, tJonal program of road con ~ lruc- n ss h re, Jlot by charts, cUl'Vlltl, Basically, the easteru system gives foul' rOlttiltC salat·y mises and minor of/icial When Ihe dust storms drove the lar desks with inkwells and at­ but the minimum rate of pay for Uon, housing, public h Ith and . od dir div s. gallons a week to everyone who 11as a car. This appoilltrnents, the "csponsibility of his Rosses off the land, Mr. Ross went tached seats, and there arc bl ack­ a regular teacher at a movie stu­ other projects. They can 8ub"LJ- L t ovelnm nts provide the boards. But Miss Lois Horn. who is a passable arrangement in the east, where position has caused him to toss aside the to work in the oil fields of west dio Is $75 weekly. (ASsistants, tute plann d control to expaod world with workable channels 01 presides, is a schoolmarm with a hired on a daily basis, draw $12 a distances are short, bus transportation good. presidential l'ight to spoils and to devote Texas and occasionally he secured trade for th harmful inU!,ven- tradl', climlnate the misdeeds 01 hil1L ~elf to Inore ttl'gent jobs. employment in Mexican oil fields difference. day.) Unmarried, Miss Horn lives lions which have bO long rClilrict d th!" l,lst pl'url'-tahle, and foreiBD It leaves enough gas for essential business across the border. • • • with her sister in a Westwood needs. • • • it. Control is inevitablc, but we can trade in the hands of free enter­ The girls, meanwhile, continued The endless variety that so ap­ apartment. She is a victory gar­ use It to belter purpos!'. pri c w,ll udequotcly serve the Ont in the great OpOD spaces, the pI'oblem The present trend in our nation 's capitol is their acrobatics. They grew pro­ peals to workers in all Holly, dener (specialty, tomatoes) and a MR. SIT T I! R LEY CIIAL- pearl' in II post-wllr world. is differ nt. Four gallom; is not enough fo1' lo l'e-rollte these pett,Y La ks to th heads of ficient and eventually began ex­ wood's crafts and professions ex­ zealous tire-co.nserver. She is not the departments concerned. 'rhe tJ'end also, LENGES: The pervcr"io!l or Inlrr- , MR. (IL CIIALLENGI8: anyone who must go any place, and too much hibiting their skill in country tends to the schoolroom. Along an ardent movie fan. She likes to national trade to national inl.cr- Mr. ,It rl y wri a It barm- then, is toward a final death blow to the tiny for the small town residents who live within fairs. Somehow they obtained a with the steady (or contract) chil­ see films featuring her charges but ests in the last Iw~ty-fivc y ors ful Int!'rr r nc witb f~ endR of the spoils system that have managed a few blocks of everything. job in a theater and toured the dren, there are new faces lrom otherwise she shops for the li upe­ cannot be layed at th dOOI' or trlldr w 1'1' tonlrnry to the wishes Need should be the only yardstick. A ' new to hang on to a spot in the president' office. fairs and clubs of the midwest. time to time- the transient child I'ior pictul·cs. She prefers reading. free enterpri e. IngenIous wnrld of pIIV. t I1t rprl . Yet the N­ actors. California law requires Blue-eyed, ash-blonde, trim Miss system will have to be instituted for fairer The girls, one day, decided to pool go.vernm nt control foshionreJ th "r I' th r ct. Producers have their savings and purchase a that all movie children, be they Horn sometimes gcts her own han­ channels of trad to xact cco- long u II v nm nta to protect distribution. trailer. This they did and they still stars or extras, devote three hours diwork on the screen. For school­ A good guess is that this may take 60 or 90 THE DAILY IOWAN nomic servitud as th pena Ity or the Ir markets or obtain neW ,0Iie9. live in it. daily to letters and lore . • Miss room scenes they ask her to write the vanquish d. Tarlifs for the Protective taritts are a familiar days. Publisbed every morning except Monday This trailer is parked at Ray Horn, with assistant teachers as geometry problems or f'rench sen­ protection of labor al hom be- eXAmple. Th same Is true of ex­ by Student Publications Incorporated at Guy's Trailer Park, Bergen Boule_ needed, meets the requirement­ tences on the blackboards-for the came retaliatory weapons - x- chan 'e blocking rtYellsur , earteis 126-130 Iowa avenue, 10 a City, Iowa. vard, which is about a mile across on tho lot, on location. on tour. authentic classroom touch. She b - change control addcd desLructiv llnd commodity ugrecments. Ger­ Expect Little ResiBtanco 1i'm"»! AutomobillJ the George Washington bridge, on She has been a movie school­ lieves the HoJlywood conception Owners- force to the batlle fOI' economic mllny II·E'(I such c1evlces to force Board of Trustees: Clyde W. Hart, A. Route 6 in New Jersey, They spend marm since 1931. A native of of the Schoolmarm is authentic supremacy. Burler agr('cments oth r nation~ to buy good. from Chickasha, Okla., she took. degrees too-but behind the times. School The announcement of the American auto­ Craig Baird, Kirk H. Porter, Frank Burge, their mornings in and around the were the invention of totsliteri n h l' produc rs. So did Britain. from the University of Southern teachers in movies, she points out, mobile association (l'epresentative of the Glenn Horton, Blaine Asher, Elizabeth Obarl- trailer camp, and rehearse at a governments with complete export H this Is the cau. of war, private Broadway theater all afternoon. California and University of Chi­ still wear "those little round white motorist) that the Barueh report is Ii "realis· ton, Dan McLaughlin. . control, not the d signs ot privaL ntrprl, ItllClf I r sponslble. Yes, they're thrilled about their cago before teaching in midwest­ collars," still don't dance or play capitalism. It has n v r b n Th only 'oluUon i International tic document" is a fairly good indication that first trip to New York. ern Los Angeles public schools. cards. Miss Horn, you gather, be­ Fred M. Pownall, Publisher demonstrated that gov rllm n1 control x rclsat, not in the •• it will meet little resistance from the auto· "But," says Betsy, who is 20 Once she tried studio teachIng she lieves that schoolmarms are quite control o.f foreign trad can oper- t I'esl of national profit-SeekerS, John J. Greer, Business Manager mobile owner. and the eldest, "we certainly aren't stuck to it and has put hundreds buman, quits modern. people. ate In the public int r st to pro- but of con llm 1'6 verywhere. 'rhe AAA \\'as the first organization to Robert D. Noble, Editor going to give up our trailer until of juvenile players through the mote world peace. MR. SI']'1't;RLIY .If..... : come forward publicly, with a protest against we are sure of the future." educational paoes. Among them: MR. SOULE REPLIES: How Conc\cmnlng free enterprise .1 III the government. tendency to con~ider the auto· Entered 88 second class mail matter at the • • • Mickey Rooney (once she had to would Mr. Sitterley deul with til exploiter or the onsum~ il • mobile a luxury, and urging Iln affirmative postoffice at Iowa Oity, Iowa, under the act No popular band can make big punish him ,tor punching a fellow cartels restricting intcftl3tionnl 8hopwom red h rrlng. Mr, Soule,!.. policy (advocated earlier in this column) to of congress of March 2, 1879. money until it has the three im. trade in rubber, Un, Quinln lind ks to om promise feci w 1/1 portant takes-It's got to have a provide &8 much auto transportation as pos­ knows whether it is going to be a dozens of oth r commoditi x- (ney nd l1lame tree enierPrIiI sible. SUbscription rate&-By mail, $5 per year; commercial program; it's got to one-'Season sensation or not. The cept by gov rnm nlal ntrol, ap- for lh d tru Uve acts of EurOP" make money from a backlog ot re­ blurb says, "Today this band has Now jf Mr. Baruch will only straighten out by carrier, 15 cents weekly, $5 per year. plied Internationally In th' intcl'- c n iovernm nts who soUght" cords; it has to make money from passed Glenn Miller and the rest est of consum rs? liow would he controlln!.ernaUonal trade tlJ COli)" the confusing draft policy and:speeehes, and The .Associated Press is exclusively entitled BUY one-nightel'S and theatrical en­ of them, rating as the Country's persuade Argentina, 101' In. tnnl'c, modlly agrt'emenls, cartelJj j'C" jn level them down to an affirm;ative basis of to 11l'1e for republication of all news dispatches gagements. If you can get-em com­ Number 1 band not 4l1lly in musi­ not to make barter dcals with til illt re til of ecol)omic ntUri meeting the utmost reQUil.ememlS of civilian credited to it or not otherwise credited in this ing all three at once, &BY, as Kay cianship and public acclaim, but Great Britain unies8 Borne oth l' allam. Mr. Soule forgets that w life, consonant with the necessi y of doubling paper and also the local news published Kyser has, you're in. But when in the more substantially pro.ven way clln be found of assuring Ar- prl ale cart t lire eastlJ COIltr'ol the 'size of the army, and do e same thing hel'ein. you read of this band or that being form o.f · actual financial returns. lenUna a market fOI' hcr be r? by law, th rccord ho.ws that,,· l with the economic policy and production, the "The nation's Number One," etc., This band has actually broken the Tariffs and exchanic blocking at' ern mnt cart Is are interna_ whole of war government will be switched TELEPHONES look around and see what commer­ all-time reco.rd on every location not the produot of ol'iiinal sin on dynllmlt . the part 01 politicians, but or r" If )CPoti hc teUs us 1l1lYth., from the Initial "cradk-down, doom is com­ Editorial Office ...... 4192 cial they're on, if any; it you can't it's played so far thlll year." find them there, write the whole . Bunkl Thill band had a nice rec. sponses to economic pr!' sur , 'I'hl' It ~ h Ollt8 thnt th creation 01_ 'SOC!iety Erlit(lr ...... ing" neg/ttiolls (which wel'O nrcl'AAllry in tho 4]93 thing ot! as n press agent'a story. ord at Meodowbook until Kay only possible aoluHoll I to pi n chnnnol of InlerlloliOtlo1 COllI' £irst p~8 se of /I hurried war start) to 8 com­ :aulliness OWee ...... ' ...... 4191 For instance, here's a hlurb In Kyser beat It all to piece&. Blurbs trade in ternationally, Instead ot merce In which prIvate ente""", mon-sense, affirmative, efficient, permanent like this alienate people and doe. fOl1tlnulng International comp Ii- can trllde 1n a tree world II .. . TUESJ;>hY, SEPTEMB~ 15. 1942 today's mail about a band that is war basis. . J'- pretty hot .c'illht now. Nobody a band more harm than ,oad. ~ ______.... tloJ1. For thloS purpo cpo Itlvc gov- y ry ence o.f a !enltb1 ~'

• THE DAIt Y IOWAN. IOWA CITY. JOW A PAGE THREE ALL DRESSED UP: SOMEPLACE TO GO Nell. Giles to Address, U. W.A. Speech Mixer Student Party Meeting in Macbride >Tonight At Iowa Union Nominations. Speakers to Explain MARRIED UAWKIiYE BUSINESS STAFF MAY 25 War Work Program MEETING TIME CHANGES This Evening Due at Noon To College Women Sarah Bally. Hawkeye bUII­ ne88 manarer, announce. that Organization of a new speakers' Nell Giles. noted joul'nalist and that staff _tin.. orl,lnally bureau, "Speaking for Victory," deadline for nominations of stu­ author ot severa I books for col­ Iched.led fllr • o'clock thlll will be discussed and explallled by Itie students, will address univer- afternoon has been chan,ed to Prot. Franklin H. Knower of the den to rYe on th central stu­ •i ty women at a meeting sponsored tomorrow aftetnoon al • o'clock • speech department at the mi xer for dent commit~. organized to plan and wllI be held In Ihe Hawk­ by U. W. A. in Macbride auditor­ students I nt~r'!s ted in sp ech and the sen of dollar-a-couple dan­ ium at 7:30 tonight. At this meet­ eye ornee. East hall. debate in the river room of the L! Is are to be turned m at the ipg, the part college wom n can Iowa Union at '1:30 tonight. Iowa Union desk. play in the war effort will be out­ • Entertainment fea ture of the The enale board on soc;al or­ lined. evening will be a movie, "Road to e-anlz I nand U Irs is in harge Miss Giles, who has spent two Victory." A series of short speech s of this commit! • which will be years touring college campuses Engineering Faculty by students and facul ty members . com ed of ph mo ,juniors Ind studying pre-war work among will exploln various phases of the and niol'S. Thr junlol'S will be college women. is stopping here on speech and debate program tor the elected with full voting power tOI' her retu'rn to Boston, Mass .• 1rom Will Greet Freshmen coming year. 194 2-1943 and 1943-1944 , and the • coast to coast trip. Speakers other than Professor nUre commit~ will mclude slx­ Popula.r Author .British Bomber Film Knower will be P rof. H. Clay te n m mbers . She is the author of such books Harshbarger, also of the speech R . idences are asked to include as "SUsan, Be Smooth," "Susan. To Feature Reception department. Howard Thomp 'on, in th ir II t ot nomin th grade Tell Stephen," and others. One of On Thursday Evening A4 of Cedar Falls. Betty J ean Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J . Hertz of low City announce the marria,e of point of th nomin , his c mpu her most recent articles, which ap­ Peterson. A4 of Madison. S. D.. their daughter, Mildred, to Darrell L. Johnson. son of Mr. and 1:rs. actlviti • and t t m nt why the peared in a current magazine, con­ iroup consid' rs the nominee a The annual freshman reception, Clair Henderlider, G of Onawa, Arthur J ohnson of Sioux Rapids. The ('oll ple were married in K aho~a , cerns the W.A.A.C.'s. and Gordon Hostettler, G of Kent, Mo., May 25. The bride has at nd d the uruversity for three yean!. ultable candidat . In addition to Miss Giles' talk, sponsored by the Engineering Ohio. wher she was affil iated with Tau Gamma sorority, and at present Is Stud.en who do not ~ I on, to the U. W. A. war work program Faculty luncheon club, will be held Following the program, students enrolI ed in the school of nursinl. Mr. Johnson b a senior in the coli ge I peelflC r Id n group a~ In- for the coming year will be ex­ in the main lounge of Iowa Union will have an opportunity to indi- I oC denistry and a member of Delta Sigma Delta dental fraternity. vlte

'f Well ! I BrownsCl inchThird litlle Hawks Prepare Braves Defeat Cubs Serv Bonham. Wins THE DAILY IOWAN MAJOR LEAGUE Loca With 16·lnningWin For Tilt Here Friday On Max West'sHi t STANDINGS 20th Triumph Chet l aabs, Chartak, By Stressing Passes Chicago loses, 4-2, ~~':;';: AMERICAN LEAGUE Judnic h Hit Homers From the looks of yesterday's As Boston Counters \Y L Pet. GJ ~~~!, i Yankee Star Pitches SP BTS As Ha rris loses, 5-4 practice, Clty high's Hawklet grid­ Four Runs in Eighth New York ...... 98 47 .676 day. T deI'S should have a lot to show n wiU Nine-Hitter; DiMaggio Boston ...... 88 57 .607 10 ~ 1- ST. LOUIS (AP)-For tbe first next Friday night at game time. BOSTON, (AP)-A four-run St. Louis ...... 80 67 .544 19 e Meth Smashes 19th Homer ti me in 14 years, the St. Louis eighth inning, highlighted by Max Mr. Na Browns are assured of third place It is common knowledge by now Cleveland ...... 70 75 .483 28 that City high has a powerhouse West's third homer Of the three­ g folio CLEVELAND (AP)-The Yank­ in the American league-a dizzy Detroit ...... 70 76 .479 28% ~ backfield headed by Joe Casey, but game series, gave the Boston Chicago ...... 62 77 .446 33 ees made it official yesterday, Iowa Prepares height they clinched mathemati­ ~:ra~S cally yesterday with a 16-inning, ti'je Red and White paSSing attack Braves a 4 to 2 victory yesterday Philadelphia ... 52 96 .351 47% e Oakl clinch ing lhe 1942 American league 5 to 4, tr iumph over the Phila­ will be better than ever this year. over the Chicago Cubs. Washington .. - 59 84 .413 38 A s he pennant as they defeated the In­ delphia Athletics. Bill Sangster'~ bullet-like right Bill Lee, a !though not feeling Yesterday's Results ees and Meantime, the New York Yan­ and left handed passes were good well, pitched three-hit ball for the New York 8, Cleveland 3 ~ dia ns, 8 to 3, behind the pitching For First Tilt yesterday aflel'Doon, but his out­ Cubs through seven innings. Af­ St. Louis 5, PhiJndelphia 4 roard of kees were trouncing the fourth­ or big Ernie Bonham. stnnding work was found in long, ter walking Sibby Sisti at the Chicago 4, Boston 0 ways t place Cleveland Indians, 8 to 3. No matter what happens from well-timed tosses that seemed to ts progr Wi nnin g Run Unearned opening of the eighth, Lee left Washington 8, Detroit 6 here on In, The Bronx bombers drop into receivers' hands. Bob g his T he Browns' winning marker the game because of illness. Hi have quaUfled tor the second This Saturday Todd, who is still bothered by a NATIONAL LEAGUE odant was unearned. Chet Laabs walked, Bithorn took over and was clouted ~ stralrht world ""rles and their back injury, ran Sangster a close for foul' runs. W L Pet. GJ sixth In the last seven years. went to th ird on Vern Stephens' j'ace by completing a number of The Hawkeyes eased of! of their Single and scored on a wild throw St. Louis ...... 96 47 .67 1 ~i ~;:.b With 98 victories and 47 defeats, passes from the quarterback post. Brooklyn ...... 94 48 .662 ['-Mr. N usuaL practice pace, and went by Lou Blair. Giants Win, 6·" 11\ they can lose 811 the remalntn, Although it may be a different New York ...... 80 62 .563 15" contests and sUII f inish In front through signal and passing drills Home run balls really defeated story in actual game conditions, Over Pittsburgh Luman Harris, the rock-armed Cincinnati ." ....74 70 .504 24 :~e ~~ of the second-place' lJoston Red yesterday, following Saturday's several of the boys did nice jobs NEW YORK, (Al')- The Giants Athletic hurler who went the en­ pittsburgh ...... 62 76 .449 3111 Sox. long scrimmace. Sophomores in­ on the receiving ends of the pass bunched all six or their hits in Chicago ...... 65 80 .448 32 ~~':'ati~e vaded the first team ranks as Dr. tire route, for Laabs in the first, plays. Don W;!liams and Bob Roth two scoring innings to beat the It was fitting that Bonham, Mike Chartak in the eighth and Boston ...... 58 83 .411 37 . Was mainstay of the champions' staff Eddie Anderson's 40-mao squad were probably 'the most conSistent, Pittsburgh Pirates, 6 to I, yes­ Philadelphia .... 38 98 .279 54 % He se entered the fi nal week of pr epara­ Walt Judnich in the ninth each and Dave Danner, one of the best terday and sweep tne three-game f all season, had the honor of pitch­ poled home runs. Harris allowed Ye terday's Results ,reasure ti on for the Wash ington opener pass snatchers on the squad, made series. ing the clincher. He allowed the only nine hits in the 16 innings. St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 3 ~epubJl th is Saturday. a good showing in dummy drills. Hal Schumacher pitched six-hit Indians nine hits as he hung up Second Long Game New York 6, Pittsburgh 1 ~e l d thi Forrest Masterson, big sopho­ Danner was kept out of scrim­ ball for his 11th victory. his 20th triumph of the year and This was the second l6-inning Boston 4, Ohicago 2 is deat was not at his brilliant best, but more center who made such a good mage, however, to rest a bad At th showing in last Saturday's scrim­ contest the Athletics and Browns shoulder. his teammates smacked lefty Al played this season, the first one TODAl" PITCHERS also ch Smith and Vern Kennedy so lust­ mage, held on to the No. 1 pivot Right now there seems to be American Learue he Firs position, while Orv Davidsmeyer, coming early in the season at only one question as to the uc­ Sid Hudson Pitches ily it didn't matter. Philadelphia with st. Louis win­ Boston at Chicago-Wagner is int The Yanks took ther newest 165-pounds of scrapping guard, cess of the Hawklel aerial of­ (13-11) vs. Lyons (13-6). dates ba entered the lineup for the first ning, 1 to O. fensive-Will the forward wall honors witb modesty and little ~eA1-u:.'1 ALWAts Back in 1928 the Browns at­ Nats to 8-6Victory Na.t1onal Leape ank w excitement. By' thIs time It Is J.\AD A !-Of oFSfll F'F time. be able to hold well enougb to st. Louis al PhiJadeJphia­ tal stat Jim Keane replaced Bill Parker, tained third place in the final a famJIIar story to M'anarer Joe oN 1'~ ~ ~A LL B'()'( standings; reached fourth in 1929. protect Ihe passer? Sangster bad DETROIT, (AP)-Lanky Sid Cooper (20-7) vs. Johnson (7-16). 'Ing of McCarthy and most of his play­ AleoJeR RfiAU-'1 senior letter winner, at the left to scoot the end a couple of Hudson finally achieved hit tenth (Only Games Scheduled residen ers. They moved on Immediately GRA speD -(i1 e- end post, and blond-haired Chuck St. Louis ADR H PO A E times last night to evade oppos- victory yesterady by pitching and nttl Ja AF?:( oF PrrclllNG­ Uknes, who has been on Dick _i_n_tr_l_ln_e_m_en_,_b_u_t_ m_o_r_e_o_f_te_ll_ h_e balting the Washington Senators to Detroit, where they open a 2b ...... 4 0 1 innings of relief work, started a Mr. N v,.J1'!l. I-AS'f 'IeA~ Hoerner's heels for the wide open Brown, 0 1 :> to an 8 to 6 decision over the De­ series tomorrow. T. Moore, cf ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 two-run seventh inning rally and in civic Since they moved firmly into the wrrH !JevJ OR!£A..JS lor. Two base. hits-Slaughter, troit Tigers. Hudso n tossed a preside STAUSS GAME CAPTAIN Wall(er, cf ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 drov!' in a r un in the eighth with league leadership last May 6, the ~ Marion, Musial. Three base hit­ three-hitter for six and a third his third successive hit. 32nd de Bill Stauss,_senior rigbt haIr­ Slaugh ter, rf ...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 Walker. Sac r iIi c,e s - Naylor, Yanks never were headed nor If _...... 0 son. H -""""-'"- back, will serve as game cap­ Musiall 3 1 1 0 0 Brown, Murtaugh, Marion. Left on ,chambe their lead seriously threaten'ed. O'Dea, c ...... 5 1 1 6 0 0 had ample time to ret rid of the Chisox Win, 4-0, They beld their longest lead Aug­ taiu fo~ the Hawks in their bases-Philadelphia 7; St. Louis State opener with Washington unl­ Hopp, Ib ..... _...... 4 0 0 11 1 ball. ust 2, when they were 13 games 11. Bases on balls-Pearson 4; Over Boston Nine associ at' versit:r here Saturday after­ Kurowski, 3b .... 4 0 0 2 2 Coach Hcrb CormacJc is taking of Boston. They clinched last Gumbert 1; Podgajny 1; K rist 1. CHICAGO, (AP) - If New ahead JO~N Marion, ss ...... 4 0 1 1 4 0 no chance of his charges being out year's flag on Sept. 4, a feat they noon. Strike outs-Pearson 2; Gumbert York's earlier victory yesterday He Tbe Creston athlete, who has Gumbert, p ...... 3 1 1 0 3 0 of condition. Limbering up exer­ were not quite able to match this 2; Krist 2. Hits-orr Pearson 5 in at Cleveland wasn't enough to 14, 187 B~All.E~ played every backfield position Dickson, p ...... _0 0 0 0 0 0 cises always stalt of! the Hawklet time. 7 innings; Gumbert 6 in 6 2/ 3; blast Boston's faint pennant .l Elsie C r:1~- ieAR MotWP S1'A~ during his career and now Sanders, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 practice sessions, followed by four J oe DiMaggio got his 19th homer Podgnjny 2 in 1 1/ 3; Dickson 1 in or five laps around the track to hopes, Chicago's Wh ite Sox se\· 1:Ia ted of 1'~~ So( !..oUIS CAli?ol,olAI.S ranks as the No. 1 right half, Krist, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 yesterday. It was his first In nearly 1/3; Hughes 2 in 0 (pitehed to two build up wind and endurance. tied the Issue by blanking the - A ~I.iRe 'Z(J·Gtw.e- last fall was tbird among Iowa­ school i ------batters); Krist 0 in 2; Nahem, O in Blocking and tackling workouts to Red Sox. 4 to 0, behind Joh1l1l1 1892 . he, I a month. IN /J·JiJ fSR. Totals ...... 37 27 10 1 yard gainers with 122 in 35 6 9 2/ 3. Winning pitcher-Krist. Los­ iron out defensive and ortensive Humphrie-. Humphries allowed Bell at New York AU, R ' H PO A E trials. z-batted for Dickson in 8th. ing pitcher-Podgajny. En weak points are continuously eight hits in gaining his 11th vic­ AD R H PO A E Umpires-Goelz, Barr, Conlan stressed in the Little Hawk camp. tory. Upon Rizzuto, ss ...... 5 2 3 4 1 1 fullback post, handled that posi- Philadelphia and Reardon. Time 2:12, attend­ school Rolfe, 3b ...... 5 1 1 1 0 0 tion in yesterday's workout. Hoer------May, 3b ...... _.. 5 1 2 0 3 1 ance 2,550. busine Cu ll enbine, rf .... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Cardinals Increase Advantage ner, bothered for the last five Naylor, cf ...... __ 3 0 1 3 0 0 Doors t :15 First Sbow 1 :30 worked DiMaggio, cf .... 5 3 4 5 0 0 days by a pulled muscle, worked Northey, rf ...... 3 0 1 3 1 0 Feature 1:30, 3:35, 5:40, 7:45, 9:5t time h Gordon, 2b ...... 4 0 0 0 5 0 with the third string backfield. Litwhiler, lf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 -BUY A BOND- PLEA E CO}IE EARLY! and w Keller, J[ ...... 5 0 2 2 0 0 Two groups worked on pass- Etten, Ib ...... 3 0 0 12 2 1 RosaI', c ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 With Narrow Win Over Phils Inr and runnintr drill!;. Left Half Burich, _...... _.. 4 1 1 1 1 0 Get Your Reserved Seat Now­ "Victory Premlel'e" Hemsley, c ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Tomm, Farmer and Quarter- Murtaugh, 2b ...... 3 0 0 3 6 3 STAR TS TODAY! Hassett, 1 b ...... 4 ' 0 Englert ThCll.tre­ 1 7 1 0 • back Jim Youel did most of' tbe Bragan, c ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 Bonham, p ...... 3 1 1 1 2 0 St. Louis Wins Game * * * passing, Farmer hitting bis re- Podgajny, P ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 Monday Night, Sept. 21 ------In Hectic 9th Frame celver wIth unerring accuracy. pearson, p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 0 Totals ...... 40 8 14 27 10 I DOORS OPEN 1:15 A motion tpicture made With Four-Run Rally BOX SCORE Farmer's passing and BUl Bar- Livingston x-c .. ~. 2 1 1 0 0 1 Clevelalld A8RHPO AE bour's placekicking were the Hughes, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 By J UDSON BAILEY hlghspots of the day. The husky Nahem, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 lor laughs • • . thrills • •. Hockett, rf ...... 5 0 0 0 1 0 _ Still Philade_l_p_h_ia__ A_ B_ .R__ H_ P_O_ A E Mason City sophomore end was Freed, xx ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Weath erly, cf " 4 0 1 3 0 0 P HILADELPHIA, (AP) splitting the upJ;i ghts with the ______cheers! Wateh it become Kc.:Jtner, 3b ...... 4 I 2 2 4 1 weary and nervous from struggJe Miles, cf ...... 8 0 2 !! 0 0 majority of hIs kicks. Totals ._._._ ... 33 3 7 27 16 6 • Heath, If ...... 4 1 1 1 0 2 with the Brooklyn Dodgers, the Valo, 1'£ ...... 5 0 0 1 0 0 Coach Eddie Anderson has his x-batted for Pearson in 7th. "ENDS the talle ol our townl Fleming, Ib ...... 2 0 0 13 1 0 St. Louis Cardinals had to scram­ Blair, 3b ...... 8 0 2 1 5 1 e.nds and . guards set, is giving xx-batted for Nahem in 9th. -NOWI-- WEDNESDAY" Hegan, c ...... 3 0 1 4 1 0 b Le yesterday to get in a 6 to 3 J ohnson, If ...... 6 2 4 2 1 0 hkely lookmg replacements a taste Score by Innings IT'S A DIRECT HIT . . - Edwards, zz ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 decision over the Phils. Siebert, Ib ...... 8 0 2 20 0 0 of first team p~ay before he rolls .St. Louis ...... _.. _.... 100 000 104-6 Denn ing, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • Davis, 2b ...... 6 2 2 6 4 0 the Iowa team Into its lengthy and Philadelphia ...... 000 001 200--3 Mack, 2b ...... 4 1 2 2 6 0 But they made the grade with Suder, ss ._ ...... 5 0 1 2 8 0 tough 10-game ~ch ed ule. Run; batted in--8laughter 2; Peters, SS ...... 3 0 1 1 4 0 a great four-run rally In the Swii~, c ...... 7 0 2 9 0 2 Anderson saId he 'probably O'Dea, Northey, Livi ngston, Nay- Lemon, ZZZ .. .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 ninth inning and Increased their HarrIS, p ...... 7 0 0 0 2 0 would throw as many fI rst year Smith, p ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0 \ National lea(Ue lead to I V. ------I men into Saturday's game as pos- Robinson, Z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 games over the Dodgers as well Totals ...... 60 4 15y46 20 3\ sible. Kennedy, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 as keeping alive theIr chance y-One out when winnin!! r un Sczepkowski, to move another half a game scored. Jim Wa lker Enlists zzzz ...... _1 _0 _0 _0 _0 _0 I forward today wblle Brooklyn walts through two open dates. St. Louis AD R 11 PO A E In U.S. Coast Guard Totals ...... 35 3 9 27 17 4 • * • Gutteridge, 2b .. 7 034 3 2 z-Batted for Smith in 7th. The Cards showed the wear and Clift, 3b ...... 7 003 3 0 Jim Walker, who starred at zz-Balted for Hegan in 8th. tear of their grueling series with Laabs, rf ...... 5 2 14 o 0 tackl e on Iowa football elevens zzz-Batted for Peters in 9th. the Dodgers at the end of last Judnich, cf ...... 6 118 o 0 during the past three seasons, has zzzz- Batted for Kennedy in 9tl\. week and the double headcr Stephens, ss ..... 7 025 6 0 been sworn into the United States New York ...... 000 040 103':'-8 which they divided with the McQuinn , Ib .... 4 o 0 13 3 0 coast guard. Cleveland ...... 000 200 100-3 Phils Sunday. Catcher Walker McQuillen, If .. 6 002 o 0 Big Jim became well known for Runs batted in- CuUenbine 2, Cooper was benched because of Hayes, c ...... 2 013 o 0 his rugged play. and distinguished Keller 3, DiMaggio 2, Gordon, bruises and Capt. Terry Moore Auker, z ...... 0 100 o 0 himself by playing 60 minutes in Donald Duck Hegan, Mack, Robinson. Two base had to leave the game early be­ Ferrell , c ...... 3 o 0 4 3 0 most of the games. He was a mem­ "Don ald's Gold Mine" hits- Cullenbine, Heath, Peters, cause of a stiff leg. Muncrief, p ...... 2 00 1 1 0 ber of the Chicago Tr ibune's a11- Keller. Home ruo - DiMaggio. Yet they made a conIident start Chartak, zz ...... 1 1 1 0 o 0 star squad this year. It's A Dog's Llte Double plays- Keltoer, Mack and with a run in the first inning, and Ferens, p ...... 2 00 1 4 0 Walker is a graduate of South "Novel Hit" Bend, Ind., high school where he Fleming; Hegan and Mack. J..eft on with Harry Gumbert pitching no­ - Latest Ncws- bases-New York 8, Cleveland 7. hit ball for Iou I' frames. Totals ...... _. 52 5 9 48 23 2 excelled in ath leHcs. He was en­ Bases on balls-Bonham 2, Smith Then the tail-enders tied th c z-Ran for Hayes in 8th. couraged to come to Iowa by At­ 1. Str ikeouts- Bonham 3, Smith 1. score in the sixth and Irom that zz-Batted for Muncrief in 8lh. torney Fred ("Duke" ) Slater, the Hits-Off Smith 10 in 7 innings; point on the game W:lS as wild Philadelphia . former great Iowa tackle. Kennedy 4 in 2. Hit by pitcher, by and wierd as any evcr perpet­ 000 201 010 000 000 0- 4 - Smith (Gordon) (Bonham ). Los- tated in Shibe park. St. Louis Cyclones Scrimmare ing pitcher--8mith., • • • • 100 000 021 000 000 1- 5 BOONE (AP)- Coach Ray Don­ . The Carda re,alncd the lead els of Iowa State wOrked his ch ar­ .--_._---_.--.. wIthout a hit when three er­ Landis Calls Meeting ges overtime at the "Y" camp near Bill Green is Slated ron rave them a. run in the here yesterday, spending much of seventh. The Phlls retaliated by To Talk Over Series the time in a forward pass scrim­ For Regular Berth walloping Gumbert out of the mage, with the entire squad get­ DANel On Corpus Christi 11 box In tbelr half of the same CHICAGO (AP)- K. M. Landis, ting in on the session. h4l1et.- I Inning, scorl nl' twice. FIn ally commisisoner of baseball, said YOUde • CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. with one out In the ninth the -:-­ (~1 yesterday he had called a meeting Bill Evans at Drake TY - Coach Marty Karow won 't know Redbirds rose on a mlgbty ram­ DES MOINES (AP)-Bill Evans .\Lt PICe that brou, ht four runs on in his office at 11 a.m. today for .dl'tll· a ( from one week to the next what a discusison of world series plans. of Nevada, Ia., all-state cager and team he can start, but unless the four hit. and three errors. WaJeh. Conferring with Landis will be standout prep performer in foot­ Corpus Christi naval air station is • • • ball and baseball, joined the During this excitement both P reSidents Will Harridge of the shipped bag and baggal\e to some Drake football squad yesterday. war zone before November there', managers came back with pit­ American league and Ford Frick the possibility of an uncrowned chers tbey had used Sunday and of the National; representatives of champion of southwe"$t conference Howard Krist benefited by getting the St. Louis Cardinals and Brook­ football. credit for his 13th victory against lyn Dodgers, National league pen­ NAS opens an eight game three defeats. nant contenders, and the New Irving schedule Saturday at AustIn J ohn Podgajny, who had pitched York Yankees, who clinched the against the University of Texas, a hitless ball for the Ph iIs in the American league championship conference favorite. It will be the eighth, was the victim of the fl­ yesterday. f irst of four games with southwest nal uprising. After getting Jimmy pow en;. After the Longhorns, the Brown out he was tagged for a play at the pbte and scored on Ii oLiDi, fliers take on Rice, Texas A. and screaming triple by Hal'l'y Walker a aln.-Ie by Ken O'Dea. Sam Na­ M. and Southern Methodist. and Slaughter followed with a hem replaced Hu,hes and first It is generally agreed that it single that tied the score. basemen Nick Etten IJnme­ INN'" they can beat these teams, the one This caused Manager Hans Lo­ dlately muffed .II r rounder by IINO .'arrln, ' RI D t\\a.t ofticiall¥ win& tM conference bert to call Out Tommy Hughes, Johnny Hopp. Then Whitey Ku­ e ch8~pioD6 hlp won't feel too jubi­ Who had whipped St. Louis with rowakl foreed Hopp, but secf­ CROSBY ASTAIREI willi lant about it. three-hit pitching in ' the lirs! ond baseman Danny Murta..,h. Mar/orlt " ynold. Starting against Texas wilJ be game Sunday, but it proved a threw wild tryln.. for a double YI"lnl. Dolt !I n alJ !. mldwestern b a If k tie I d futile move. Stan Musial sll\mmed play and O'Dea came home. W.htr AIMI h ~a d ed by GeorgI! Franck, A11- a double into rightfield and Set .." play by IRWIN SHAW orld SIDNEY IUCHMAH , • • • 11 NF.W Slaughll'r \\IllS sllfe 111 homo wh!'n ~t. Louis de~lded 10 tllke no AmerlCI1 At MlnnC'solll. Ike Kcp­ ONG JUTS I A CCHUM'tA PI t Uf' catcher Tommy Livingston drop­ chances today, nominating big forn and R. P. Rlcharrls, running A ' ••mevn ' PICI\I,. ruates at Northwestilrn, and ~\l l ped the throw. Mort Oooper, the 20 game win- BUY WAft BONnS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERYl Or.,een 01 w'Ya a~ sl'~ed to start • • • ner, to pitch the final installment ~~~~~!!!!!=!!!: with FI·anck. - MU.I~1 moved' &0 ~lrd 'on ~he ot the series! • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1942 THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA , PAGE FIVE f Fowler, A3 of Brooklyn, Chi OFFICIAL BULLEnN Branch On Frida;, Sept 18 a t 41p Hcations to the studenl employ· and the study groups. The firsL room of Iowa Union. Rf?rr hment women intereslf!d in debate, pub­ general meeting will occur on Sat- will be served. I lic d.iscussion, radio Q>eaking. and xholarship Dinner Omega; Kathleen Davis, C4 of (continued trom pace 2) p. m., returing Satur day morning. ment oUice, Old Capitol. Des Moines, Delta Delta Delta; should telephone the women's R. L. BALLANTYNE urday, Sept. 26, in the University AL:uA • U..... 'F ORD oratory will be held in the riVt'r Dorothy Miller, A4 of Cedar Ra­ fer hall. Please make application gymnasiUm, Ex. 237. The group Student EmploYlIH!n' Manarer club room of Iowa Union at 12:15 P rnldent room of Iowa Union, Tu ay. Will Be Wednesday pids, Delta Gamma. before Monday, Sept. 28, in room will leave from the gymnasium at p. m. The guest peaker will be Sept. H5, at 7:30 p. m. Plaru; tor Shirley Bieg, A4 of Davenport, 307, Schaeffer hall. No applica­ 4 in the a fwrnoon , have supper WOMEN'S RECREATION 'Lieut. Alexander fcKelway of CDRl TI • CTE. 'CE The three sororitles havlng the Qamma Phi Beta; Clare Sherman, and breakfast at the hostel, and AS OCIATION the Naval Pre-Flight training ORGANIZATlO:-J the year will be! discussed and stu­ tions will be accepted after that highest scholarship lor the past A4 of Farley, Kappa Alpha Theta; return Saturday morning. Members of the board of the school. Any woman desiring to The first meeting of the Christ­ den wllJ be Invited to indicate Gretchen Altflllisch, A3 of De­ date. PAT WAT ON Women's Recreation association check her eligibiJty may do so by ian Science organiZdtion of the the cU"iti In which they are school year will be annnounced corah, Kappa Kappa Gamma; PROF. S. H. BUSH Presldent will meet tonight at Ihe women's call1ng Mrs. Fred Fehling, 3208, University of Iowa will be held interested. All tudents, including by Sally Brauch, A3 of. Marengo, Kathleen Hennessy, A4 of Coun­ Romance Lanruaces Department gymnasium at 8:30. Mrs. John M . Russ, 9132, or Prof. Tu 'day, St'pt. 15 at 5 p. m. in fr -hmen and tra 'ren, are w I- chairman of Panh llenLc, at the cil Bluffs, Pi Beta Phi; Ruth TUDENT JANET DAVENPORT Luella M . Wright, 5909. Iowa Union. All ludl'nt and come. • panhel1cnic scholarshIp dinner in Goodman. A4 of Milwaukee, Wis. ORCHESJS Men! Women! Do you need President LUELLA ~l. WRlGHT frtends intere t d In Christ an PROF. CRAIG BAIRD the maln lounge ot the Iowa Sigma Delta Tau, and Jeanne Junior Orchesis will meet t his money? List your free hours with Membership Chairman Science are cordially invJted Dlnetor 01 Deb Ie Union at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Kutzner, A3 of Garner, Zeta Thau afternoon at 4 o'clock at the wo­ us a nd let us help you tum them HAWKtYE BUSTNE STAFF attend. • The Panhellenlsc scholarship cup Alpha. men's gymnasium. Senior orchesis into proUt. There wiU be a meeting Wed­ IOWA MONTAINEERS A DR EY A "'DER ON HANDCRAFT L B j will be awarded to the sorority will meet at the gymnasium Wed­ R. L. BALLANTYNE nesday, Sept 16, at 4 p. m. in the Members of Iowa Mountaineers Pr Idenl Handcraft club wJli hold Its J having the highest schOlarship nesday at 7 p. m. Division of StUdent Employment Hawkeye oWee, East hali, tor all interested In horseback riding fir5t meetin, of the ye r Tu • ay, Pet. Gil record. First Aid Classes DOROTHY BINDER thOse interested in working on the make reservations for an hour eHE RLEADER TBYO T Sept. 15, at 7:30 p. m. in the '0- .676 Actives and pledges of all so- Will Begin Friday President UNION BOARD Hawkeye business staff. ride Tuesday, Sept. 15, by calling All tuden . lntere tro in "hecr­ men's gymn ium...... rorlUes will attend. The presl. The first meeting of Union board SARAH BAlLY 3701. A limited number only may leadin, for the comi n& year \\' ill J S O"INGTON .607 10 dents and scholarsh ip chatrman In Mercy Hospital The Ph.D. reading test in Ger­ will be held this Th ursday even­ Bu Ines Manarer be accomodated, so make your attend tryout at 4:15 Tu day P~ldent .544 19 ",ill be seated at the center table man will be given on Friday, Sept. ing, Sept. 17, at 7:30 in the new re ervations early. Meet at the en­ afternoon, Sept. 15, at the south· ,4 83 28 ",hich will be decorated with CIa sse-.;; in first aid, instructed by 18, in room 103, SchaeHer hall. Union }3oard room . A. A. U. W. gin ering building at 6 p. m. we t gates ot the unive lIy . In­ HOCKEY au .479 28 ~ fall !lowers a nd yellow candles. Dr. Isom A. Rankin,' wlll begin Candidates are expected to have PROF. EARL E. BARPER The Iowa City chapter ot the K. UZlL dium. All studenl!! inter d be Hockey club is now mt'i"ting re .446 33 Guests at the dlnnel' include Friday and will meet every Friday prepared 100 pages of material, Director American Association or Univer­ eeretary ure ilnd attend. ularly Monday, Wedn day and .3 51 47\1 Helen Reich, director of Panhel- rught from 8 to 10 o'clock in Mercy and to bring with them a total of sity Women cordially invites all ERVrN J . PlNK'TON Friday at 4 p. m. 011 Ule wornt'n's .H3 38 lenic, and Helen Focht, counselor, hospital. 300 pages. They should provide NYA ASSJGNMENTS women in the community who are PAN AMERICAN CL B a plaln eh erie der fleld. New mernbf5 will be- wei· in the office of student afrnirs. The class is limited to 25 per- themselves with dictionaires to be NYA assignments will be made elgible tor membership to aWI­ A social and business meeting comed. Presidents of the sororities sons and the enrollment is nearly used in translating m aterial. this afternoon and tomorrow af­ iate with the local group and to will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday, FOREN r CTIVIT1 I MARY B II TL~f\f comprise the committee for the filled . However, persons interested PROF. FRED L. FEHLING ternoo n. Students should bring ap - participate in the general meetings Sept. 15, i n the north conference The first meeting tot' m nand Preski nt dinner. They are Marjette Frlt- in taking the course may leave 101 Schaefrer HaU ------chen, A3 of Decorah, Alpha Chi their names with Mrs. G. A. Gam- POPEYE omega ; Shirley Gillett, A4 of Ft. ble, 1409 Yewell, 3264, between 9 HOSTEL TRIP Madison, Alphn D ita Pi; Sally and 12 a. m. and more classes will Anyone interested in bicycling P'RAPS ALL ,HIS THEI.{~ A 1E FiA126 Vici ni ty. Ruby 8et, gold crown, N2F. WONDEQfUL . . and silver hank. Wi th Initial S. CALM.' Lea ve at II ldhouse equipment room. Reward. -- -I.OST: Aipha D lta Pi pi n, Wed- nesday. Diul dl71~n gel'. n· "'rd. LOST Dla k Rnd white ch eked HELLO WANT ADS ra in coat. Reword. Extension 698. ---LoST. One la rge Tackle-Twill storm Jncket. Reward $2.00. Dial 2113, Kane. "My magnifying glaas is collecting dusl, now that I've - INSTRUCTION '------ilANCING L ESSONS- ballroom- discovered the quick and efficient way DAILY lOW AN 1 ROOM AND BOARD balleHap. Dia l. 7248. MImi WANT ADS finds lost articles." 'iOUde WUl'i u...... liON "floIAi 'IOU'R.E ALL TYPES of da llcing tor chll· The next time you lose something, try a "quick-result" 'BIGK .... ND WEI...I.: lU!ST'EO, dren-adults. Dial 5126. Harriet -I !lAVE A SHOCK 'IOJ Walah. Daily Iowan Want Ad. ,,~ SPLIT ~ETWEEN ~:­ :::-r== -,; 1\ J.j8 AT .... WAA BROWN 'S MMERCE OLLEGE - PI-I\'H wi-l~'E MY , 'rains In ell ('omm rclal courses ~~IS~ING. In the short sl p 99ibl time con· ~Dt with thoroughness. ""1 SchOOl Night School "Above Penney Stol'o" Dial 4682 4~91

LEARN TO EARN WINDOW HAVE A PANe: We 1I8V S hedulcC\ Tralnin" 6£CAU5E ITS FRAM5iP I'or Many S.U.I . S tudents OR.. BECAUSe: -n-IE: A.nd Wi ves of studenl.ll. SHADE: HAS 50 IMN't Now, us N vcr Before, UPS liND DOWNS? 'lou Too, Need This Tl'ulnlhgl MR.S. ANN c.oHWE.L..l.­ ~"TVIL.LE:, M . I \IWI I. \(1\\ - III \1. ;1.11 OE~ NOAH-IF TWO PUPPIES FAL.L. IN L-OVI£ Iowa City IS THAT CAL-LED PUPP'1" Commercial Co"e~e LOVEr. ? "::.~'!:':L.~:' PAGE SIX THt: DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY, IOWA TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1S.2 Veterans Elect NILE KINNICK WINS WINGS Draft Officials Meet. HISTORIC RAILS AID WAR EFFORT Childrens' Aid Asked V.F.W. Plans Commander At County CO'urthouse In Scrap Metal Rally 200 Attend Session; Effort Being Made Hour Parade Jesse L. Richardson State Head Commends To Discover Amount Boards and Per,onnel Will Head Disabled Available in County Here Sunday 'American Veterans "The ai m of the selecti ve serv­ Every ch ild In Iowa City is ur- . ice boa rds tp roughout Iowa is to Jesse L. Richardson, route 6, The route or the hour-long par­ make every man inducted into the ged to participate this week in was elected commander of the re­ a "Kid's Scrap Metal Rally ," ade whk'h wi ll pI'ccede the dedi· organized local chapter of Dis­ army feel that he has been treated fairly," declared Brig. Gen. Char­ Jack White and Dale Welt, co­ cation of the Juhnson co unty vel­ abled American Veterans Sunday chairmen or Ihe J ohnson co unty erans of Forl'ign Wu rs hO l1 or roll aiterncon at the Johnson county les Grahl, state selective service head, at the regional draft board next Sunday afternoon was dis­ court house. scrap metal drive, announced yes­ closed by f;dwu rd 1.. O'Connor, meeting held ' yesterday at the terday. Prizes w l\l be awarded to ge neral chairman, yesterday. Other officers elected were R. P. Johnson county court house. White, senior vice-commander; those chidren who bri ng in the The Olganizalions taking part in Approximately 200 draft board the parade will Corm on N. Clln­ Frank R. Novotny, junior vice­ otCi cials from southeastern Iowa I largest amount 01 scrap. commander ; Wilfred L. Cole ad­ Any materiaL collected shOU ld Ion n Or .J rfl.'rson und will march met at the all-day sess ion to hear down Clinton to ('011 gl', proceed jutant treasurer; H Earl Benson, a discussion on agriculture and in­ be brought 10 one of the 10 'al who explained the claims which 111 nk dealc'rs or to th city sca les past on CollI-II to Linn go nor th dustrial deferments led by Gen­ on Lin n to til CI ty h nil. we~t on members may make for hospitili- eral Grahl, Lieut Col. Ralph Lan­ 10r weighing Satu rdAY, White said. Successful rallies of this Washington ba<'k to Clint hand zation, fees and grant:;. , caster, Lieut. Col. Frank Hallagan The chapter received its new type have b en conducted at Ox­ sou th aguin to Col\('ge [lnd pass by and Major Oliver Bennett, all of th reviewing stand. charter and heard R. L. Whelan of ford and Lone Tree. the state draft headquarters at Des Among the groups Rcheduled to Cedar Rapids, department com­ Cards are being mailed by the Moines. comm ittee to Johnson county far­ morch are till' !ted C"oss nu rses, mander of the D. A. V., tell of The 3-A class, which consists of the boy sroul troop, the Grena, the increasing national activity of mers in an E'tforl to d termine men with dependents, was also how much scrap met:! I is still dier marching tewn of lhe Moose the organization and the widened reviewed at the session. available in the county Bnd how lodge, the drill cOr) , or the Wrr scope of its purpose. General Grohl commended the it may be obtained. Farmers are men of th M')(l ~(', the F:llgl s lodge Other speakers included Abra­ draft boards of the state, the gov­ asked to lill out the reply card marching unit, the Vet rans 01 the ham PiJlcer of Cedar Rapids, past vernment appeal agents, and other and return it to the committee im­ Spanish-American wor, the John­ department commander now chair­ Ipersonnel connected with the pro­ mediately. Th committee wlll al'­ son county VE'tl.'rnn~ of Foreign man of the state department of the gram. range transportaion (or any war, tllP Universlty high schOOl D. A. V., who spoke l:iriefly on Part of the afternoon was spent amount of metal in excess of a band and svel'a l olh r marching "Americanism," and Eddie Blege­ in answering question of various ton. groups and b:lIlds. lid, department adjutant and na­ county board members by the fou r The J ohnson county AAA co­ Th (ormal d die:, t ion ceremon, tional rehabilition officer of the state selective service officials. operated with the committee in ies will take plael.' aftpr the parade veterans' hospital in Des Moines, The Iowa City regional meeting the mailing project by furnishing :md will include the lInv illng 01 plained the claims which members was the second in a series ot five. a mailing list of 26,000 names and the honor roll, the raising Of the may make for hospitilization, fees IThe t irst meeting was held Sun­ donaing its secretarial services flag as th bond ploys the National and grant. x day at Des Moines. Other meetings Gov. lIerbert 8. Maw of Utah. L. P. Ifopklns, superintendent of the in handling the mail ing. The re­ Anthem, the introduction of several W. J . Scott of Marion described will be held during the week at Southern Pacific railroad, and E. G. Schmidt, assistant to thc presi­ turn cards, properly filled ou t by prominent gu ~ t., a vocal solo, a last weed end's "Billy Reed Day" Nile C. KinnIck, SUI all-american football player in 1939, bas com­ Charles City, Storm La.ke and At­ dent of the Union Pacific railroad, pull up the last spike from the the farmers will be returned to patriotic address by Col. H. R. activities, held in Marion for the pleted bis aircraft carrier !light traIning at the naval air station at lantic. famous rails that Joined the lines of the two railroa.ds at Promon­ the AAA by the post office. Slaughter, h ad of the unlversJty Miami, Fla., and has been appointed ensign in the United states tory, Utah, 73 years ago. The ralls of this section of the line, now military departm nt, (\ memoriai former American volunteer "Fly­ abandoned, will be converted into materials lor war. ing Tiger" who recently returned Naval Reserve, Ensign Kinnick, who graduated from Iowa with a service for .Johnson county's war from China with the distinction B.A. degree in 1940, was presented the navy's coveted "Wings of dead and the di stribution of sou­ Settle Two Divorce 01 of having shot down 11 Japanese Gold" by Capt. G. F. Bogan, USN, cOIPandlng ofleer , at graduating • • - . Enlisted Reserve Men venir booklets to the families planes. exercises, Introduced to naval aviation at the naval reserve aviation all in the servire. Guests at the meeting included base at Kansas City, Kan., Kinnick was transferred to advanced train­ Cases in local Court Telegraph OffiCials Announce feted by Elks Club Ernest Greenwood, commander of Ing at the naval air station at Pensacola, Fla. There be was selected for the Cedar Rapids chapter and Mr. special Instruction at Miami in takeoffs and landings trom aircraft Decisions in two divorce cases Necessity Expressed and Mrs. Art Paget of Davenport. carriers. were handed /lown by District Withdrawal of Flat-Rate Wires AI Farewell Dinner for Office Equipment Paget is the third district comman­ Judge Harold D. Evans last week. der and MrS. Paget is president of Katie Katherine Porter, ptanntiff, Approximately 35 Johnson At Red Cross Center the Davenport auxiliary. was granted a divorce from Sid­ county enlisted reservists who will In United States Armed Forces- No special rate holiday or social and the low rate cable money The D. A. V., once known as ney Estes Porter, defendant. The leave tor service tomorrow were Several pi cel> or oWce equip, \ the Di sabled Veterans of the World defendant was ordered to pay $100 greetjngs, tou rate or. reservationr order service to these Corces," he feted by the Iowa City Elks at :l ment are urgently ne d d for the War, has recently been authorize~ for court' costs, attorney's fees messages, or sing-o-grams can be said. dinner and "get-together" last Red Cross headq u.rters in the by an act of congress to include if! and a medical bill. Attorney for sent after midnight Friday, the Although many holidays and night in the Elks' clubh01.1se. Iowa Stat Bunk and Trust build­ .OPPORTUNITIES ing. ( its membership any disabled &erv­ the plaintiff was Edward L. local Western Union telegraph special occasions fall on Sunday Special guests at the banquet jce men of the present World war. -In United States Civil Service O'Connor. Louis Shulman repre­ were Brig. Gen. Charles H . Grahl, Two second hond typewrJles are The first such case to arise in sented the defendant. company announced yesterday. or times when the other telegraph state director of selective serVice, among the items n eded. Anyone World war II occurred in the Ce­ In the case of Marion Ethel All flat-rate telegraph services traffic is low, it is necessary to Lieut. Col. Ralph Lancaster, Lieut. having them to loan or rent is dar Rapids chapter 10, involving • Rodgers, plaintiff, versus Walter in the nation will be cancelled to conserve the time of the workers Col. Frank HaJlagan and Maj. asked to call the Red Cross oC · a sailor from that city. Navy Offers School Lack of Persons J . Rodgers, defendant, divorce and prevent any possible interference for the handling of vital war tele­ Oliver Bennet, all of the state fice, 6933, and they will be caJled Two First regular meeting of the To Enlisted Men For Hospital Places custody of a minor child were with the handling of vital war grams. The shortage is not in faci­ draft board. for. Into newly organized group will be Due to the scarcity of qualified granted to the plaintiff. The de­ lities, but in trained personnel. Other guests were Lieut. Col. A sturdy table, 0 de k snd The navy is offering any en­ communications. metal Iii. ale al 0 wanted as One next Wednesday evening at 7:30 persoos needed to take govern­ fendant was assessed court costs The following holiday greet­ Will J. Hayek, Lieut. Walter in the Johnson county court house listed man who can qualify the and $25 a month for the support As early as March 10, L. G. Fru­ ings will be d is co n ti n u e d: Kelly and members of the John­ 50011 as pos, i ble. in Iowa City. Regular meeting cMnce to receiVe a pharmacit's ment hospital positions, the civil of the minor ch ild. tig, national manager stated: Christmas, New Year's, Thanks­ son county draft board and the mate ranking through education service commissi on has revised "Western Union told tbe war pro­ giving, Easter. St. Valentine's Le~ county No.1 board. nights will be the second Wednes­ i(I the navy's training school. day of each month. three of its continuously open ex­ du ction board that it would cancel day. Father's day, Mother's day With Atty. William R. Hart pre­ Issues License The duties of pharmacist's mates aminations. any of these services if they threat­ and J ewish New Year greetings siding, the draft es were intro­ A marriage lie n'e wa granted include taking charge ot the sick . The new examination for phy­ ened to interfere with government sent as special rate messages . duced and addressed by the state Saturday to Andr w Davelis and bay on board ship; performing siother,py aide ($1,800) IlIJd ju­ Meetings or war messages. In addition to sing-o-grams and officials. StellOj Dave-lis by R. N i1~on MUler, Directors Set Budget minor surgery and first aid work; nior physiotherapy aide ($1,620) "As long, however, as Western reservations telegrams for travel­ This dinner inaugarated a series clerk of the district court. The preparing and administeri ng sim­ Four Organizations requires no written test, maxi­ Union could handle these special ers, the following social messages of events planned by fratel"nal, Davelis' have been divorced and For Community Chest ple medicines; giving of anaesthe­ mum age limit and rclaxes the Will Meet Today messages without any danger of can no longer be sent at special civic and service groups of lowa were irant d a license to reo tics; and accounting of hospital physi cal requiremen ts. dela.ylng war messages, the com­ rate: birthday, anniversary, births, City in honor of draftees. marry. • and medicl\l supplies. The modified examination for pany has refrained from dis­ weddings, commencements, kiddie­ . Candidates for pharmacit's Kiwanis - Luncheon meeting, Drive at $13,975.53 student physiotherapy a ide ($420) Jefferson hotel, 12 :05 p. m. continuing them because they grams, bon voyage messages, pep inate 3rd class will receive ex­ ,ave pleasure to so many people telegrams to school teams and aminations in anatomy, physio­ and apprentice physiotherapy aide Odd Fellows 7:30 p. m., )24 A budget of $13,975.53 was set ($1,440) decrees that only women E. College. and thereby contributed to pub­ messages Crom resorts and national Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps logy, minor surgery, first aid, lic moraJ." lor this year's community chest are eligi ble, but sets no maxi­ Ealrles-8 p. m., 23 'h E. Wash­ parks. , !lursing. ward management, op­ Frutig said that the company The following services wJll be dri ve a t the board of directors erating room and surgical tech­ mum age limit and relaxes the ington. meeting yesterday afternoon in the physical requirements. will regret taking the step, but conti.nued, however, for all busi­ nique. Masonlc-Swatford council No . RESTFUL LlGHT ------=---~ Jefferson hotel. The new examination for jun­ 28, Royal and Select Masters, that they feel their patrons wi ll ness and social purposes: tele­ Candidates for pharmacist's understand the necessity for the The I community chest board, ior graduate nurse ($1 ,620) has 7:30 p. m., Masonic temple. grams, day letters, overnight tele­ mate 2nd class will be examined alteration during the emergency. grams, serial telegrams, timed which is separate from the drive in addition to those listed in the been revised so that the date of committee, is composed of Leroy graduation :from nursi ng school "We shall still keep in effect the wire service, telemeter service, 3rd cltss category in diets, mess­ low rate expeditionary force mes­ telegraphic money orders and gov­ Spencer, chairman; Mrs. Jsmes ing for the sick, pharmacy, chem­ has been set back, physical r e­ Stronks, vice-chairman; W. E. quirements have been modified, COUNCIL- sage, to and from members 0/ the ernment, press and commercial istry, clerical forms and proce­ American armed forces overseas news services. Grimm, treasurer; Prot. Elmer dures. and thre is no maximum age (Continued from page 1) W. Hills, Mrs. J. Braverman, J. Candidates for pharmacist's limit. :.T. Swaner, Fred Boerner and H. Applicati ons, which will be ac­ meanwhile, the Germans were mate 1st class will be examined in !Waycand idiatie tes between. the proposed INTERNATIONAL S. lvie. addition to those listed in the 2nd cepted until the service r.eeds have making feverish "winter li ne" The community chest budget, been met. must be sent to the The matter was tabled until the - preparations. Three nazi generals and 3rd class ca tegor ies in an­ (Continued from page 1) which will be filled during the aesthesia, typewriting, Gnd prac­ Washington civil service commi­ next meetl ng Sept. 28, after Mayor were encharged with the fortifi­ drive lasting Irom Oct. 6 to Oct. sion office. Further information Willenbrock cast his vote in favor cation of this li ne and the clothing tical work in minor surgery and of the tabling as another tie oc- center of the city from th e north- 14 will be contributed toward tirst aid. as to requirements and application and housing of the German garri­ the support of six community or­ Qualified candidates for chief forms may be obtained at the cur red in the balloting. west. sons agai nst the wcll -remembered ganizations. The allotments have pharmacist's mate will receive Iowa City post offi ce. Dean Wilbur J . Teeters, alder- The Itali ans announced that sea- I'avages of the Russian winter. not yet been revealed. examinations in addition to the man from the second ward, read to bOme troops, supported by 'chul­ The groups which will receive I the council a summary of a re- first three categories in practical Navy Reports Need port given to the state defense ists, had tried to land Sunday aid are the Iowa City recreation work in minor surgery, pharmacy .---- center, ·the boy scouts, the girl For Technical Men , council on the preparedness of the night from the sea west of Tobrllk, -. and other chemistry, and admin­ I lrv Weber Named II flCOUts, the P. T. A. milk fund, istration, which includes know­ Expenditers, needed to speed Iowa City Water Supply company 300 miles behind the Egyptian I To Defense Position the Iowa City rest room and the ledge of the manual of the medi- marine production a nd report on in relation to any attempt of battle lines. Rome said this at­ social service. cal departmen t and navy regu ls­ manufacturers' production ability sabotage and defining the Impor- tempt wa beaten off , despite • • lion!il general clerical procedUres, are ' needed by the United States tance of guaranteeing the safety heavy bombardment cover from Irving W:!ber, 421 Melrose hospltal supplies, property ac­ dVil service commission. Techni­ of a water supply during any em- RAF planes and from British Co urt, former plotting orIicer for AAA CommiHeemen countability, and commisary su­ cal assistants in engineering, met­ ergency. cruisers and destroyers. the ci ti zens' defense co rps, was pervision. allUrgy, and physics, are also A petition was granted the fire- * * * appointed assistant di rector of In addition to these examina­ sought. men. to hold a barn dance in the A later British admiralty an- civilian defense for Iowa City and J0 Be Chosen Here tions, all men who have received Positions as expenditers pay Community recreation for the nouncement In London today Joh nson county, Roll in M. Perkins, ' special courses of instruction, $2,600, $3,200, and $3,800 a year. benefit of the tiemen's fund. A confirmed the commando-like comm(lnder, 'announced yesterday. Township committeemen to ad- as dental technician, X-ray tech­ Experience at or above the grade proposal to raise the pay of lire- raid on Tobruk, which appeared Weber is assistant ge neral mana­ minister the Agricultural Adjust- nieian, laboratory technician, of foreman in " factory. making men by $5 a month was placed on to be an attempt to dIsrupt the I ger of the Sid well Di ary company. It's a Genuine I. E. S. Lamp me'nt Administration elected by Gardiograph technician, embalmer, heavy machinery is required. file by the council. flow of axis supplies from In his new posi tion as assistant Johnson county farmers Friday, ~tc .' will be given examinations in Work as machinist or pattern Befllard Hauber was granted a Europe to Africa. A smali Brlt­ director, he will work under Willis Ray Smalley, pre8ent county th06e specialties and will have maker in such factories may be leave of absence from the police . Ish army (orce supported by lI,ht W. M rcer, director. chairman, announced yesterday. marks assigned. accepted for the $2,600 Ilositions, department in order to enter the naval units and heavy RAF at­ APPROVED BY S.UJ. Elections will be held at 7:30 These addition ~ 1 technical ex- however, sales or distribution ex­ armed services. tacks landed and "Inllieted casu- p.m. A dele,ate and alte~nate to aminations have been designed to perience is "equired for the alties and damage (In the enemy Nurses to Convene the county convention., a . town- give men who are detaiied on spe­ $3,200 and $3,800 positions. There before withdrawing," the com­ Nu r;;es from hea lth distri ot No. ' HOUSING SERVICE ship chairman, two township cial , work opportunities to dem­ are no education reqUirements and Iowa Grad Becomes munIque saId. 7 will conv ne Friday fo r an Dil ­ committeemen and two alternates onstJ'ate t~eir ability. no age limits. * • * day staff conference at AmDIlB . The Better IrM Lamp usea will be chosen by each group. I Applicants for positions as tech­ Medic in U.S. Army The British acknowledged losses, Among the spea kers at the sess ion by GLORIA FRANKS, ~,; Farmers who will'pc allo~ed to U.S. Sailors Paid ,nical assistant in engineering, but did not give their extent. Rome will be Mildred Johnson, John&on II eQuipped with an .,.. vote will be those who are eliti- • • metallurgy, or physics, which pay Capt. Lester W. Kimberly, grad­ claimed that two British warships ifill dlffu Ill, bowl to ...... co unty nurse. lll ble to receive a payment for 1942 To Learn Training from $1 ,400 to $1,800 a year, may uate of the University of Iowa in were hit, and that one later sank. vide oothln" reslful , llr compliance with AAA re,luations. Free schooling valued at hun­ qualify if they have completed 1935, has been assigned to duty in which is rree rrom ,tare. Moscow dispatches said the Rus­ Scientifically de lIned by .... All farmers and their wives are dreds of dollars Is offered to sail­ at least one year of coUege study, the medical corps of the United sians' lack of fighter plan sup­ Class Holds Breakfast invited to attend the meetings. ors of the U. S. Navy who are provided such study included a iStates army. illuminatIng Engineer' ... port lit Stalingrad was a matter 01 The junior class of the women's elety. It wide, whlte-I"­ At 9:30 a. m. Saturday, county being paid as they learn. The navy certain number of courses in the Captain Kimberly is the son of grave concern to the U.S. otticers physical educati on department shade eorre lIy IPread..... convention delegates will meet In supports the theory that study in, branch for which the appUcant Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kimberly of In Moscow who are trying to get held th e annual department breuk­ lI.ht over the working ana. the IOloVa City post office building of any trade or vocation and ob­ is a candidate. War trainin, West Liberty. His wife and three aircraft to every l\ussian front. r l1S ~ Sunday ti t 9 u. m. in City park. making cvuy vIsual teA to elect a county chalnnan, vice- talnln, working experience in the courses will be accepted. Students children will continue to make Behind the whole Russian line, I'al ll'r lind more enjoyable. chairman, a third committeeman same line, at the same time, is an may apply if they will complete their home in Davenport. -=-. and two alternates. almost ideal combination for suc- the required course within four 100.150 Wall , I cess. months after applying. There are S. civil service commission. Min- Mllida BIIb FROM POLLEN ­ wUh , John Williams Dies Therefore the navy offers school­ no age limits and no written test imum age requirement is 18 and nAth·oJ tA"" FREE ing in mor:e than fifty technica I is required. there is no maximum ap limit. I\~ AGGRAVATED Study"'" In Local 'Hospital jobi 'and . vocations to enlisted Further informatiQn may be ob­ Further information. may be "CHICAGO men without charge. Trainina tained at the Iowa City post of­ obtained lit the Iowa City post ASTHMATIC ATTACKS ArMor" John Henry William" 53-year courses are prepared in plain fice. office. old Negro of Iowa City, dlecl late lanlUa,e, are well illustrated and IJ'II! SEVDITY 01 Ibo. _HICk. 01 'rOlletU.1 Sunday 'afternoon In a local hOlpi­ Include all general subjects re­ To relleyo AaIluDa ...... UI ... b, poIl ..., I.dea .Ir.... , Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. Service Positions be r.d",*, I' tlIIa _ 01 the yaa.. . ; ..... PLANTERS 19 No"h CI.,k· .f L•• , tal follow ina a brief illneu. quired in the chosen trade or vo­ Miser, 0' Dr • • • Scioli ...... '. "'thlll.dOl iWlt II Ihou. c.",., 211 !ca. WcuhlDqton Sir ••• At the time of hi' death Wil­ cation. In Iowa Announced MDcIa Iuo .. do.. lot 70 y_.. Tb ••ro_1Ie AIR-CONDITIO.ED BlEST IIOIIS liams was employed at the Mann Study is carried on under of­ Examinations for positions as """" ..alp ...lra bra.tIII", ...1 •• ••• • Id 11\ clllrlfl, ,b. hOld •• . b,le, ..D •• ,ull,,1 , f.",_ CI,cI. C.~t",11 ~ .. tI. Imp I e men t company. Pl!ndinj ficer direction and all necessary junior stenographer, $1,440 a year, III'...... ""pie,. At cIa" ....I. 1n powd.. . completion of the funeral arranal!­ aasistance is furJ\!shed seamen ond junior typist, $U60 a year, oI9... t .. oe pI... .-u. lor... Or yo" ... Y Buy D.f.n.. Bondi an4 Stamps NtId toe Ir •••uppl' ... aU Ih.... DepI.M 83 ·.It.oa,$i! menta, the bod, will be at· the who wish to Improve thellll!elves in the 1I0vemment servIce in Iowa &. ICHIFFNANN CO •• Loco ·A..,..... catll. In · this IJ\IInneJ:. ____ have been announced the U. )4cGovern funeral home. b~ -' ~ --- ~. - -