rEMBER 18, . 1a42 . -"'----- r 1942 Hawkey.i Showers )ragged Open Aralnal Wuhlqion IOWA: Scattered Ualtt Today at Z p.m. See 8tory on Pare 4 THE DAILY IOWAN Iowa City's Morning Newspaper Idsen - , , nvE CENTS TB! A'800~ID ral.1 IOWA CITY, IOWA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1942 TIn AnOCIATID ..... , VOLUME XLD NUMBER 308 Inrs Boily e 'e 'Aissing Farm Iy Have Fa.llen ted Into Cedar ~hlng for 26·i~r. I Madsen, who dis_ aZIS an a .n n her home early ~---c------~~--~------.------~~~------~------~------~~~---. ning, was almOl\ • up thc hunt lll\ ragging the C~ll in a futile attempt Interpreting' Soviets laHle - body on the the_ light have drown~. Congress The War News ounds, which were Groups Okay Stabiliicition l on hel' Irall Jill. Last-Ditch RUlSian To Hall Surge Inll' , led the JIOIIt of the river. MIl SOLDIERS BRING 'WAR' RIGHT INTO THEIR BACKYARD • Stand Has Thrown bureau of In\ltlll Hitler oH Schedule who Is In cbarh Approve Bills Canadians 5qy'Very Into Stalingrad II, party, said that obably rallen II' the river which" Defenders Exadins - six: feci deep al Carrying Oul Heavy' Dieppe L0SS The Ru sian ' last.dltch stand at ,re the Irail endet StaUngt'ad. descrlb«i by the nazis Heavy German Toll d to .n point aloll( OTTAWA. (AP)-The Com- probably were due to an unlucky at "cmblttered" and "sulcldal," In Furious Struggle miles directly eut mando assault on Dieppe cost Ca- encounter between the supporting starting point. The f.R. r sWishes has thrown Hitlcr of( schedule al nada the "very heavy prIce" of No. 3 Commando landing craft leasl another day. two miles south 01 67 per cent of her attaCking forces and a German tanker escorted by MO, W, ' aluroay (AP)- )me in a cornfield. The fact must be that the nazi Gt-rman tank Bud infantry killed, wounded or mi!slng, tbe half a dozen armed vessels, the attempt to storm the elty street.& the posse thrOClgh, ' Both Groups Refuse Domiflion government disclosed statement said. from the northwe t Will more Iocc(' f1ma h rl into Rtalingrad's J' abandoned rOids yesterqay in a plain-spoken. r e- The resultant minor naval en "suicidal" than the Russian de ~ lonely stretch 01 To Include Proposal '11' ('t Y t rdllY for the thirrl sume of this greatest Allied at- counter cvldently ·gave the Ger tense. ing the river. For Higher Parity tack on the nazi-held coast of mans ashore warning of the ap time and Ru sian tl'OOptI 'Itill nd her body at this Heav,. Nazi C.ulttes Europe. proach of the attacking force and German cosualttes Inevitably ar trying to j c th m, ttl iver, however, Wert WASHING'l'O (AP)--Com Of the 5,000 Canadian troops led to these setbacks: werc heavier than Lho of Russian So\'ielll announc('d officially who made up five-sixths of the Most of the No. 3 Commando d whal action tile miUces of bot h housc and scn defenders who first contained the arly today. assault forces, there were 3,350 force was unable to land In the twin thrus In a hous -to-ho ~ke last nl'hl, tile .Ie yesterday approve I bills em casualties, the statement said. Bemeval area 6 miles east at I)art of thl' 1(. l P itions Id that the ..... baW, then drove the attackers powering Pr'Cl;id(,lIt Roosevelt to There were 170 dead, 633 wounded Dleppe and destroy enemy guns w rrcapturt'd th ian "onUnued unUI t. and 2,547 missing. at this point. . out. In close Quarter action of that r by Ru Ne need Is alee"," Itabilizc living eo ts-mea~ltreS "For the lessons learned and The landing of a Canadian force type, lhe atta ker Invariably pays garri n, a ommuniqu id in whidl in genel'u I carried out ad the advantages gained the forces at Pults, wbich was to secure a a heavier casualty price sevcral times ovcr thon the dcfendcr. delleribing Ih nction thuR: en, 34. the huspand min ish'ation wiKhes. engaged, and particularly the headllne east of the town, was woman, was found land forces. paId a very heavy delayed until broad daylight, lhe The Russian succ In cx:pelling "On th northw t rn out· In woundb in their Both committees rertl 'ed to in price," said defense minister J . regimCflt suffered extremely the first invader unil! may not skirt ot :tlliingrad fierc ae ve miles southea!t clude a fa rm hloc propos!ll that L. Ralston. "The history of simi .. beavy casualties and "only a tern guarantee that nazi follow-up tions were fOUght. On on sector drives of the same nature can be I early Monday. "'he I new and higher formula for lar operations in the past serves porary lodgment was Obtained." wh re the Hltlerlt concentrated Sunday aflerlIOoIL to Indicate tbat lleavy losses are The headland east at Dieppe turned bock. parity govern ('eilings to b larg Infantry and tank torces they hilS been described tlic to be expected In amphibious never was cleared of the enemy Ptvotal Point counly {l((Icers as filed for fal'm products. Mr. operations of this type, dIrected and lhus its guns were brought StallnRrad is so c rtainly provcn uc ed at II cost ot h avy 1 now both a ~ymbol and a strate ienl" and she was Roosevelt lWd RpccificaUy ob against a fortified coaslline held Ito bear all tbe forces landing on in taking J)(v.I Ion at verll ave escaped t\ViC1i by a determined and alert enemy." the main beaches fronting Oieppe Four bewildered little Negro chUdrcn get a close-up of "war" as two Boldler steal throul'h their back gic plvot which Hitlcr m t havc .tr Is. e hospital at lit. jected to t he idea. At least a pari of the casualties itself. yard durlnr army maneuvers in LOUisiana. -Official U. S. Arm.)' Signal Corps Photo lit any price that it ia a folr guess "Pari ot lhe 10 t po IUona were bummer. An Order he is lashing his generals and retrieved in the cour&e olthe day." The senate banking commiltee troops to match the RussIans In KOUJe-To-HoUJe made of its bill not only an auth suicidal dctermlnation. Yet that DJ patches from the tortured In Kaiser Will Build 3 first repulse tended to confirm the Drowns orization bul an order to the presi dustrial city on the Volga told of impreSSion that when the botlie hou e-to-hou e clo combat fight dent that he act to stabilize salar Super ·Cargo Planes Pou'nd· Jap New Guinea Bases I' ached th str t flehUng stoge, Ing whllc hundreds at nazi can Yater Tank ies, wages and prices by Nov. 1. the odds against the Russians Ie - non lind elrplaneahurled cxplo The deadline recalled that MI'. Ship-Builder, Hughes --~--~------ened rathcr than Increased. slves Into the Russian positions. one and half-year Roosevelt had given congress un The enemy could not bring te • Red army reln10rcements :from of Mr. and Mrs. til October 1 10 pass the enabling Named to Construct CITIZENS' DEFENSE 10,000 Ship-Builders bear In such clOl)c action and on Siberia were r ported now In ac Nas found dead oj Irgislalion, asserting that otherwise Experimental Craft CORPS so restrIcted a maneuvcr field his tion .galnst the n ;tIs. Irowning in a wlter ~ would act under his war dive bombers or tanks superiority. Th communique said that nu I art moon on Ihe powers. 7:30 p. m., Monday-Make Man to man, th Rus lans 100d merous German attempts to c p WASHINGTON, - (AP) up class in gas defense wlll be Stage Mobile Walkout Ine and a half souUt In this connection, Chairman Henry J . Kaisor west coast ship him off. Only by lhrowin, ovcr lure a commanding hill site bad ,n the lower Mwcl- Brown (D-Mich) said he hoped conducted in the auljltorium of whelmingly uperior manpowcr at been repulsed by the StaUngrad builder, and lIoward Hughes, tbp..public junio! 1\I'h FchOOI. K would be noted that the com noted plane desIgner', have been H"'S8 New Bombs Workers Quit Over terrible c t Into- the fi,ht can th rrlson which destroyed 38 naIl Iner George D. Gai 7:30 p. m., Monday--The civil city be reduced. lIittee's deadline falls before the authorized to build three experi Ruin Vast Sections 5-C~nt tankl and klllcd mor than 1,000 t efforts of the fin lIovember congressional elections. ail' patrol will meet in room Ferry Charge; Counter Atl.aeh G rmans In the long-contested mental super-cargo planes for a 106, law bulldlne· resuscitate the chikl While the house commltlee, total of $18.000.000. Donald M. Of 2 German Cities State Troops Called London has forwarded a report strupl In the Terek valley of like the senate, gave the presl Corps members are reminded from Moscow that at the supr m thc Mozdok area, I than IJO Nelson, war production board to have their fingerprints re den broad authority, It wrote chairman, announced yesterday. LONDON, Saturday,-- CAP) MOBILE, Ala. CAP) - Morc lhon moment, orders to counter attack, mil('~ from the Grozny oil fields. Inlo Its bill the wage increase corded at the Iowa City police not lo stand and die where th y To Ihe we I In the Black IIU Neitber Kaiser nor Hughes will station as soon as possible. New 8,000-pound bombs were GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD- 10,000 shipyard workc wcre Idle lormulll adopted by tbe war make any pr'lfit from the job, ar lought. were Is~u d to all Russian area Ihe R lans Id a 80v1~ Members who haVe not yet used by tbe RAF In raids which QUARTERS, Australia, Saturday hcre last nighl in a dispute with labor board In the Jime sleel ranged through a letter of intent units In Stalingrad. They str cd marlne unit had. wiped oat an tamps filled out enrollment cards are laid waste to vast areas of Karl ease. Can eqeuntly under the from the defense plant corporation, sruhe Sept. 2 and Ducsseldorf (AP)-Unending aUacks prcssed city oWcials over a five-cent ferry thet evcry house or hill rc,alned olher German Intantr, battalion. lIouse committee bill wa,e no I but KaIser was directed to draw asked to do so as soon as pos eight nights later, the air mlnislry by allied warpl!lnes agalnsl Jap charge and fivc companies or state meant lime lost to Hiller. There In a 3-da, firM southeaat of employer may, without govern plans for a fartory in which the sible. The cards are available announced today in the first of anese bases in. the New Guinea troops guarded the I'lty hall, lhe were also Mo cow reports of re Novros Ilk. at all meetings. Dl.ent permlslson, grllnt a wage giant twin-hulled flying boats ficial disclosure that sUGh massive area gave indlcatJon today of hav courthouse and approaches to the Inlorcements from ccntral Siberia Russlnn troops lighting at Voro or salary Increase, If Ihe em shipyard. pourin, Into the battle along the nezh, 300 miles northw st of Stal could be manufactured In volume explosives were being loosed UpOD ing slowed the enemy offensive ploye Involved Is earning 15 per should the army and navy find the Germany. Work virtually cea ed at lhe Don and Volga. Ingrad, wer r ned to have cent more iltan In January I, experimental ships successful. Four thousanrl pounders, which aimed at Port Moresby. Plnlo island yard of the Alabama StaiJngr d d not oHer the wiped out two Gcrman battalions 1841. Raises are permlssl ble If The letter of intent prescribes Imperials Reported have been In use for some months, Allied headquarters, in its mid Dry Dock and Shipbulldlng Co., Ru lans a ba e tor a major coun In an offensive action. Ibe employe has not hlLd a tlf that all three planes be completed now are commonplace in the al night commun.lque, said lbe newest across lhe Mobile river from the leI' offensive. The G nnan break-through lnte teen per cent increase since lbat city, as officials of the intcrna Stnllngrad apparently was the within 25 months, the first in 15 Only 7S Miles From mOit nighUy assaults on Hitler's of these aerial assaults had carried date. months, but a Hughes representa industrial establisbment. tional union of marine and ship 155 More Persons rna t critical threat yet te the An amendment writing this tive predicted the job would be Square Mile -apparently bolh by night and buUding workers (CIO) and the mutilated industrial city and Its "IitUe sleel" formula into lhe sen done in 18. Volume production, Madagascar Capital More than a square mile of day-against Buna. Lae and Sal Mobile city commission conferred. Executed by Germans valiant garrl on. Ile bill was offered by Senator however, could not begin before Duesseldorf was wrecked in the amaua, the Japanese shore posi The work toppage began v.lo (A Reuters Moscow dispatch Ball (R-Minn), but the committee anotber 10 months, he said, which LONDON (AP)- Britlsh troops latter raId and in Karlsruhe 270 tions on the northwest coast of lently Thursday when the cily LONDON, -CAP)- The ex said "G I'm an commando trooP' disapproved it. The bill provides, would mean that Kaiser and were reported only 75 miles from acres were laid waste, the ministry operated ferry service was sub ecution of 155 more persom by were being dropped at dusk from New Guinea. and against Rabaul, In general, for stabilization of Hughes could not begin turning the Madagascar's capital city of Tan- reported after a study of photo stituted (or a free lerry formerly the nazi including 116 in Paris troop-carrying planes all over the \I'lIges and salaries at the level ships out Defore early 1945. anarive yesterday in one of sev- gt'aphs made by reconnaissance New Britaln Island key to the en provided by tbc company. for attac.ks on German troop , was terrain before StaUngrad and at of Sept. 15, 1942 but permits the It was understood that the 60- eral approaches after the capture planes. emy's operations In the souLb Twenty-eight men, including tbe disclosed yesterday. the outskirts of the elty.") president to depart from this ton planes would ' be powered by of Tamatave and Its railhead on More lhan 100,000 fire bombs western Pacific. pJ'esldent of lhe CIO union, were Those put to r1ealh in Paris were Clly of Far, policy to cOrl'ecl "gross inequities" seven engines and would h\lve a the east coast after the Vichy were showered on Duesseldorf ActlvUy Reduced arrested by Mobile police. dcscrib«i as "communist terror CommunIques from the clly of or aid in the prOl)ecution of the capacity about double that of the French had asked and then re- spreading great fires in the The same communique reported Mayor Charles Baumbauer In ists," a customnry designation for flame and fury said enemy troops "'ar. huge Mars flying boat built by jected armistice terms. wreckage ~htJrned up by the "activity was reduced during the formed a union delegation the city persons who violate nazi rules. who twice rushed into the stl'fttl Offer COllUlromlse Glenn L. Martin in Baltimore. A Reulers dispatch reporting the "great weig h ~" of 8,000 and 4,000- day" in the Owen Stanley moun was powerless to act. Work rs rep They were charged with attacks were touted qurckly Thursday and While bolh commfttees turned Engineering and construction dcepest penetration toward the pound high explosive bombs, the Lains, through which llttacking rcsentatives said the men would on ~rman occupation troops and Thursday night. The army news down the farm bloc proposal for will be done under Hughes' dlr capital plateau did not say from air ministry news service said. forces had pressed to within a bare not pay the ferry fare. with bclng "In the pay of Britain." paper Red Star reported that an 'upward revision of the parity ~tion In his 1Ilant at Culver City, what direction it came, but ap- '. Heavy Damage 32 atr miles o~ Port Moresby, vital George Goodenow, gulf repre enemy tanlts whleh simuitaneoUll1 price level, each altered the fer Calif. Construction will be of Dur parently it was from one of the The photographs sbowed the allied center on the south coast of sentative of the union, said "this Predicts Nul AUack rolled up to the river bank out. lIlers a compromise. Parily is the arnOld, a combination of plywood three main west coast landings Duesseldort railroad station heav the great island. is not a strIke" and thai the unJon RIO DE JANEIRO, --(AP) - sldc Stalingrad were forced. to erop price level calculated to give and plastic material, and engines, mape eight days ago. ily damaged hy a direct hit, and "Only minor fighting is taking was not directly involved. Foreign Minister 0swaldo Aranha withdraw behind hills. the farmer II purchasing power propellers and instruments will be Frencb reports from Madagascar much new destruction in the dock place," the high command said. JaM Green, lnlernational presi de<:lared yesterday a atron, axis These first ~rman a&8aulta loto equal to that which he enjoyed made available by the war and to Vichy said lhe British landed at area. ]n lhe air phase or'the campaign dent of the union, wired Goodenew attack on Brazil wes a certainty, Stalingrad were mounted from the dUring 8 past pro!ilable period. navy departments. Majunga last week were advancing Among factories destroycd or heavy bombers visited Salamaua, urging that work be resumed im but added that It would be un northwest, but presumably the In asking tor the legislation. ~r . Nelson emphasized that eny yesterday morning In large force badly damagi!d were the Inter Lae and Robul, while fighters were mediately. succe ful. enemy also was brln,lng up new Roosevel t emphatically demanded cargo plane program whicb might on Ankasobe, 80 miles northwest national Harvest factory, Deutsche sent over Buna, whicb lies within forces from west and southwest. that present provisions fOl'bidding result from the experiment would of Tananarive. These reports told Rohrwerke steel tube factory, Ob closer reach of Port Moresby where the nazi advance wedges larm price ceilings at less than 110 be in addition to the regular al'lTl3' of attacks by the Brillsh and con- I erbilker steel works and Ruhrstahl across lhe towerine Owen Stanley DOUBLEHEADER BLIMP DELIVERY are driven close to the city. fJer cent of parity be repealed. The and navy cargo plane program. tinued resistance by the i·rimch. steel works. range. 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I Lon Warneke to Pitt~ I A For Starting Berths THE DAILY IOWAN LO CRPITOL becomn tha " / prec o Against Cards Today Jac] grid '. I FOOTBALL eAPlrOL On Veteran Hawk 1'1 sity .PO T To Face Mort Cooper mor Game Captain Stauss In 1st Tilt of Series {ere ¥ al Is Probable Starter; • • With League·L~dtrs T' Lauterbach at Center Tex: . ~ cm AGO, - (AP) - ~ of t Warn k , the 01' Ark nsss HUIIi seas, PROBABLE LINEUPS a pu mlngblrd, will be on lhe firingl~ 10m Pos. Washington Bl Niedziela ...... LE...... Putalt alalnst his old t ammates, tbe bala. Parker ...... LT...... Soule tiercely bott1 ing Sl. Louis Card. runr1 Curran ...... LG ...... Obermark ina1s, in the first g me 01 the im and Lauterbach ...... C McConnell (g-c) portant two.gAme Cub-Card serils Dickerhqot ...... RG ...... Paul opening at Wrigley fie ld today. Staak ...... RT...... Eberhardt Former H(lw~eye Opposini him will be Mortl.ci Burkett ...... RE ...... Eastridge Cooper, the Cardinals' famed 21 Youel ...... QB ...... Barth Bus Mertes to Start game winner, who will be seekiDg Farmer ...... LH...... Tevis his 21st triumph to keep the !led At Right Half Post Sports Bird In the lend for the Natlolill . Stauss (gc) ...... RH ...... Winkler league pennant. Hoerner ...... Ji·K...... Seith PROBABLE LINEUPS • • • Officials: Referee, Jack North Trail .-¥ Warneke. former Cub who wu (Highland Park); Umpire, John Seahawks PO!. Kansas returned to the Chicago club 01 O'Donnell (st. Ambrose ); Field Bolger ...... LE ...... Hardman waivers by the CardiJlals In mW. Judge, W. W. Hartzell (Simpson) ; Kolens ...... LT ...... Hodges summer, d clared be bean .. Bolo ...... LG ...... Long ~ Head Linesman, Fred Winler malice toward tbe St. Svendsen .,...... C...... Gittens MARTIN goln, (Grinnell) . .... crew, but thal. he was It Gage ...... RG ...... Crawford bear down to tbe very limits If Time &lid Place: Saturday, 2 Schultz ...... RT ...... Hird his phy leal capabilities. p. m. Iowa stadium. * All Was Calm, Quiet Ringer ...... RE...... Dick ...... Tickets: No stadium seats re Evashevski ...... QR...... Altman * For Baseball Writers ANDERSON "Your're damned right," he el. served; general admission tickets Fisher ...... LH ...... Evans ... claimed, "I'm going to be oul the!! at $1.25 on sale at stadium box * In Dodgers Press Box -- I til. Mertes ...... RH...... G. Roberts ~OACII D' 'tMl eD~aIlIHT"1 to win this one tor myself, if offices or field house. I'll be out there to keep the wolf Benson ...... F B...... Lindquist ~UR • \9U ~ l A R .. I" I Broadeasts: WHO, Des Moines; Coaches: Gwinn Henry, Kansas; NEW YORK,-All lVa~ calm and away from my own door. I'U gil'! WMT, Cedar Rapids, and KRNT, pea eml in the Brooklyn Dodger 'em everything I've got, you IllI Des Moines (IBC); WSUI, Iowa Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman, Sea ~ow. TOJO •• _~10\ PLUn TO ....~. bet on that." press hox. City; WHBF, Rock Island, Ill. hawks. "Wt IUW I).f.• ecaJ'f' wu.POt.>. Manager Jimmy Wllson 01 IIJI Officials: O'Sullivan, referee; Large John McDonald, the Cubs revealed th t W rneke asked Iowa's 1942 Hawkeyes open Hedges, umpire; Noble field judge; club's traveling secretory, paced , to pit h. "I told him to go nhead", WillQI theil' tough 10-game schedule hert! House, head linesman. up and down, beads 0[ perspira -Ie LU H. T A OF 9 TAR 8 'Hlnu Dye R I D WA n 18 f R L L this afternoon, when Dr. Eddie Broadcasts: WREN, Lawrence; tion standing out 00 his high brow commented, "You know it was Lrun in the first and taking a IG-yard sprint. high's third score when the Hawk- Monday Night, Sept. 21 T,he 185-pound triple-threater win his opener, without showing another in the third, with the Dave Danner started the Little let kickoff was returned 36 yards University high gained a nine will do much of the passing and too much of his strength, but Braves scoreless. McDonald mum Hawk offensive by almost runn to the 42-yard marker. Luck didn't point lead in the first half, which M IC BY running, and will share the kick Kansas coach Henry maintains bled something about "wish Lom ing through the entire Dowling seem to be with the Irishers' l proved enough as Kalona high GRA Y GORDON AND ing with senior quarterback Jim that he has 15 players as good as bardi would hit a home run with team on the opening kickoff, but though, for just after a spectacu- bowed 9 to 7 yesterday afternoon HIS FAMOUS BAND lar run by Ed Fosselman, shifty on the latter's field. Jack Shay Youel. Hoerner will help Farmer any in the country, and if they three on." was finally stopped after a beau Admlaalon a 525.00 with the running. pull an "Iron man" stunt, the vic- Then the word grapevined tiful 67-yard run. A series of Dowling back, the gun ended the veteran fullback, accounted lor ali In the course of his experimen tory bell may ring on Mt. Oread. through the box with the speed plunges and off-lackle plays with first half. of U -high's points. Bond admill one couple tation, Anderson will call into ac A strong line and a wea')< back- of bad news: Wayne Hopp, Bill Sangster and DoWling opened the second Outweighed by Kalona, the tion such Hawks as Bill Barbour, field-three starters have been 'Cards Get Four' Casey toting the ball, set up the half with a futile attempt to Bluehawks used their speed to Jim Keane and AI Mannino, ends; lost, including all-Big Six Ralph "The Cards got lour more in first City high touchdown. Casey get into Iowa City territory, but build up the early advantage. Shay Al Urban and Bob Yelton, tackles Miller-is the story at Kansas. the sixth." tben went into low gear and bar hard-hlttlnr lineman Dean drove eight yards off tackle for Orv Davidsmeyer and Bob Pena Henry believes, however, that his A newcomer approached the reled over the double stripes for Yanaush kept the academy the first score, and a pass from luna, guards and Forrest Master starting line should be able to ticker, noted that the Braves got 6 points. Q,0YS from making much yard- Shay to Helm was good tor the ENDS son and Hand, centers. take good care of itself today. two runs in the sixth, but failed Sangster tried a dropkick for age. From here on In, fumbles exira point. Just before the hal! WEDNESDAY Seeing action in the backfield Ray Evans, junior Kansas City, to notice the Cards' four scores. the extra point which was good on both sides were numerou ended, Shay blocked a punt on NOW! will be Ben Trickey and Sam Va Kansas lett half, will carry the "Whee," he blurteJ in glee but both teams were oIIside and and It was just. a quetltlon of Kalona'S 5-yard line and the baH MATINEE MONDAY canti, left hal!; Chuck Uknes, full brunt of the J ayhawk attack, but iul ignorance, and pranced down the play was called back. Sang who could hold on to the IIp- rolled beyond the end zone lor an At 1:30 and 3:30 Only back; Duke Curran and Lewis, Gene Roberts, sophomore three- the length of the box spreading sters's second attempt was also pery ban the lonrest. automatic safety. right half. threater, will handle some of the the gl ad tidings: good and gave the Cormackmen a Casey was undoubtedly the U-hleh made Its first 8cor- 2 omplete hOWl! ~ Iowa Otriwelrhl ~ars running from right half. "Braves got two and tied it up. 7 to 0 lead in the first two min bright light for City high both In, threat in the first quarter Iowa will outweigh the Bears The squad: George Svendsen, Lombardi hit a home run with one utes of the game. offensively and defensively. When when Bill Cobb recovered a fum about 15 pounds to the man, fig Fred Gage, Charlie Schultz, Mal on." Sangster and Hopp brought the he was not making first downs or bIe on Kalona's 25-yard line. ured on the stal1ing lineups. Lee Kutner, Al Couppee, Ed Jankosw- The wiser scribes, already aware ball to Dowling's 16-yard line late touchdown runs, the big back The Blues "rove down to the Tevis and George Seith, however, ski, Gene Flick, Bob Flora, Bill of the Oards' scoring, smiled in the first quarter on two con would be jolting Dowlng ball two, but were atopJ)fd there. spearhead an all-sophomore back Daly Judd Ringer Bill Kolens, wanly and shook pitying heads. secutive first downs and then carriers or pepping up his team- Italona pu.ted out as the aecend field which has plenty of speed. John Biola, Bus Mertes .. Matt Bol- • There was bliss in such ignorance. "Joltin' Joe" took his ~econ d trip mates from hi s defensive line- Quarter started. aJld the Blue Anderson has had no information gel', George Frye, Julius Kern" McDonald forced a sicklv grin and across the goal line to put the backer position. araln threatened but this time on Washington, and hasn't been Fred Folino and Bill Schatzel'. commented dryly: . Hawklets on the long end of a 13 Olher outstanding defensive were beld on the three. The able to set up a definite defense. George Benson, Jim Langhurst, "Well, that's close to what I to 0 tally. Sangster had no trou men were Yanaush, Wayne Brown Bluebawks were not to be dell led Stauss and Lauterbach will back Forrest Jordan, Ted Nemeth, Bas- asked for. But it's too little-too ble in making his second conver and Dick Lee. There had been. however, and they made the the line with Farmer and Hoerner ton, Henry Schrenker, Whitey little and too I(\ te." sion to give City high a 14 to 0 some doubt as to the capabilities next opponanlly good. Irvia, handling the defending balls, and Fraumann, . Forrest Evashevski, The Dodgers had been powder lea d. of the Hawk1et line, which is rela- Kalona tumbled the kJck of bllt Youel at safety. Wayne Gl1t, George Paskvan, ing the ball and there was little After their second £core, the tively green, but last night's per- recovered on the 5-yard line, Alter Yesterday the Hawkeyes took Ray Krelck, John Haman, Frank interest in the game on the field. Red and Whites got a break when formance should assure Coach two plays, which gained nothing, '.. lerli.'. a light workout in the stadium Szalay, Charles Brady, Bob Heel', And little joy in the victory, Jim Smythe, Dowling halfback, Herb Cormack that his veteran th.y atemptcli to kick out but rigred out in their new game uni Hanson and Al Greenwood. either. Not while the ticker and fumbled Sangster's kicko.ff and backfield has plenty of support. 'BOLIDAY forms-white satin pants and jers the scoreboard showed the Cards ies, wiih black numbers. sailing blithely along. Only a In the stands today will be En 4Runs in Ninth Inning calamity befaUing Billy Sout~ Pleaae Note Schedule •.• Attend worth's team could bring satis MaUnee or 5:25 Show for Best INN" sign Nile Kinnick, 1939 Iowa all [I·~ 1'.'7J faction to the Dodger followers. Choice of Seats. liNG .....1". 'liD American. Kinick slipped onto the .11nl Doors 111.m. Ftr.t Sbow 1:15 P.M. Last Tim.s Tonight Gives Ciney 5-1 Win . Sl Louis 6, Boston 2 practice field yesterday and threw Peature at ,~,I. :some passes in the stadium where The game progressed to its T.'... :" CROSBY'w•• ASTAIBE 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30, 9:40 he made history with the "Iron PITTSBURGH (AP)-Big Jack satisfactory conclusion, but the M.rl'"' ley...w, men". Kinnick will be interviewed Hallett, rookie strikeout king up scbreboal'd al so read: SI. Louis 6, TRULY THE TALK OF OUR TOWN Vlfglftle D... by Chuck Rehling over WSUI at from the International league, Boston 2. Wah, Abe. halftime. blew up in the ninth inning of a MacPhail still was absent. Leo Durocher dressed quickly and 11 NEW brilliant hurling duel with Johnny SONG Hml VanderMeer last night and the disappeared. The gaudy press GRAil· JEAI AR1HOH Cincinnati Reds scored four times room, usually ringing with lusty 'Badgers Given Edge to beat Pittsburgh, 5 to 1. Doubles chatter long after the fie ld was • by Linus Frey and Max Marshall, deserted, was licked up early as In Camp Grant Tilt each with the bases loaded fea the usual inhabitants hurried OOIAlD AM tured the big rally. away to mope in silence. w1.111 Everything was calm and peace ". MADISON, Wis. (AP) - The ful in the Dodees press box. University of Wisconsin opens its To Pay Debts HARMON lO-game football schedule today at NEW YORK, - CAP) - Sergt. AIIIT ALOUISE GET YOUR SEATS Camp RandaU stadrUm alainst the Joe Louis and private Billy Conn DANCE fOun BESEBVED PBOMPTL Y FOR Camp Grant (Ill.) Warriors. will be permitted to pay private Welt Liberty Fair Grouncll "VASMUnl "VICTORY PREMllRr Although the Warriors have debts totalling $135,451.53 from the Saturday and $unday IUflhia Co-IIU l:Jlayed two lames and wlIl hold receipts of their heavywellht First Run Sept. 18, 19 11'.11"..... In EROLDT THIA TRE • • distinct wellht advantap, the championslilp tight for the army Music by Al Beer's MONDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 21 ' Badlers, wlth 19 lettermen, were emergency relief fund at the Yan .ABBOTT and COSTELLO III DOORS OPEN AT 7JlS ,oM. tlWOl'ed to win. It erowd of 15,000 k", stadium the afhtmoon 01 Oct Rootin-tootin Cow Boys ''PARDON MY PhUI 1iAID!III &HOW &TAMI ... P.M. ~ expeeted to attend. ober 12. SAltOlml" sa ... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1942 THE DAILY lOW AN, IOWA CITY, IOWA PAGE fIVE, 419 E. Benton, who are celebrat urday, Sept. 26, in the river Cosmopoli lan club Sund.y, Sept. at the Community building Sun Tuesday, Sepl 22, at 8 p. m. in. ing their 36th wedding anniversary Texas Starts Football MAJOR LEAGUE J room of IOwa Union at 12;15 20, at " p.m. at the home of Prof. day at S p. m. and Monday at 10 conference room No.1 {Iowa Un Among today, will have as dinner guests fLieu!. Alexanoer McKelway of Claude Lapp, 426 Bayard. Please a. m . Rabbi 10rris K mer will ion. All mem rs, pledges and per- too1ght Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Neu the Naval Pre-Flight training call Geor,e Hall, xtension 2211, conduct the r\'J bauer and lamlly, 1026 Kirkwood In ed in becoming Dol- Season Minus Stars STANDINGS school. Any woman desiring to for reser\'atJons. phins urged 10 be pres nl a~ Iowa C.ty People court. check her eligibilty may do so by GEOaGE HALL TUDE_ are this meetint. AMDICAN LEAGUE • • calling Mrs. Fred Fehling, 320S, PresideD& Men! Women! Do you need 21 Lettermen Ready • BOB BECKU W L Pct. GB Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McDaniel, Philip Mechem, formerly or the Mrs. John M. Russ, 9132, or Prof. money! List your free hours with However, for Opener law faculty of the university and Luella M. Wright, 51109. Ph.D. READING EXAMS us and ] t u.s help you tum them Preslde.' New York .... 100 47 .680 9 E. Prenliss, will have as their With Corpus Christi now of Washington, will be the LUBLLA M. WRIGHT The Ph.D. French reading exam Into profit. Boston • ...... 89 58 .6 05 11 week end guest Mr. J. W IWoods week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Membership Chalrman Oct. 1, 1942, in r m 314, &baef R. L. BALLAl'It"TYNE 'YA TUD£NTS St. Louis ...... 81 68 .544 20 to Pit~ of Los Angeles. Baldwin Maxwell, 111 E. Church. fer hall. Please make application Division ot tudell! !mployment PI . g t YOUr a gnmenu at AUSTIN, Tex.,- (AP) - That Cleveland ...... 72 75 ,490 2S , __ Ith is oWc n os possible. .. . HOCKEY CLUB before Monday, Sept. 28, in room precision line i. gone, Cowboy Detroit ...... 70 78 .473 3(}% • • • Mr. and MI'S. Roberl Wiley, Dean and Mrs. Paul C. Packer, 307, Schaeffer hall. No applica RECREATIONAL WIMl\UNG • . L. BALLANTYNE Jack Crain rooms southwestern Chicago ...... 82 79 .440 35 Hockey club is now meeting reg Cards Tod~ both graduates of the college of 249 Magowan, will be ho ts to The pool at the women' gym- Manuer, ludent EmploYlllellt gridirons no mcre and the Univer Wll5hington ....59 86 .407 40 ularly Mondny, Wednesday lind tions will De accepted after that pharmacy in 1940, vi.sited here Duncan McMartin of New Canaan, Friday at " p. m. on the women's date. n ium is open for fa ulty, fa - -- sity of Texas settles down to the Philadelphia .... 54 96 .360 47'h Conn., who will be a quest in their ulty wlv~, wives ot graduale tu- MEN TUDENTS Mort Cooper more prosaic ambition of a con Yesterday's Results Thursday. Mrs. Wiley is the former field. New membrs will be weI. PROF. S. H. BUSH home fol' one week. dents, admini trative staff nd un- S v ral board jobs are avallabl , Tilt of ference championship than nation No Games Scheduled LOis Campbell of Iowa City. corned. Romance Lahlll&l'es Department Series • • • MARY BETH TIMM deraraduat tuden , daily xc pt morning, noon nd evening hou • al glory. NATIONAL LEAGUE ENIOR ORCRE I Thursday, 4-5:30 p. m , Saturday R. L BALLANTYNE League~Leaderl Twetny - one lettermen make W L Pet. GB Mr. and Mrs. Ned Haney of Ma D.U.V. Will Meet President cond, Ill., visited the college of Mrs. Homer V. Speidel, 720 E. The first meeting or Senior Or 10-12 a. m. and Tu~ay and . 1 Danr, iudent mpio)'lD.' Texas a first division choice. None St. Louis ...... 99 47 ,678 GRADUATE KECORD chesis, women's honorary dancing pharmacy this week. Wnshington will entertain the Thursday 7:30-9 p. m. At this lat- . - (AP) - 14) of those men were starters last Brooklyn ...... 95 49 .660 3 EXAMINATION • Daughtel's of Union Veterans Mon organization, wiU be held Wedn - ter time husbands may come. MEDT AL OLL£G 01' Ark nsas HuJt. season, however, and there's not New York ...... SI 63 .563 17 · • • II :Robert W. Jennings of Marshall day at 2 p. m. Part of the graduate record day, Sept. 23, instead of Wednes Students mu.st present id nti Ci APPLI ATIONS be on the firing Iii, a publicized star in the lot. Cincinnati ...... 73 71 .506 25 'h examination will be held in Mac day, Sept. 16, as previously an cation cards. All others pay locker All tudent who expect to apply But Texas wiU have a well Chicago ...... 67 81 .453 33 town stopped on his way to Chan old teammates, Ilie ute Field, Rantoul, Ill., Thursday bride audItorium Saturday, S pi nounced. fee at the bu In otrice. Cor admission to the colle" of balanced tean featuring a hard Pittsburgh ...... 63 78 .447 33 19, from 6 to 12 a. m. DOROTHY BINDER PROF. MARJORIE AMP ml!dicine in th freshm n C'I be St.Louis C8Ii. running game, with fair passing Boston ...... 58 85 .406 39 'h to visit the college of pharmacy, OFFICIAL BULLETIN DEAN C. E. SBASHORI President Wo~n' Phy 1 EducaUon ",nning Feb. 22, 1943, should mw game of the ilt. and a strong defense. Philadelphia .. .. 39 101 .279 57 He was graduated in May. (continued from pqe 2) Cub-Card sel'ils Gradll&te Collel'e application immedia! Iy in the ree A couple of track men, each Yesterday'. Results • • • and the study groups. The first YOM KIPPUR DOLPHIN FRATERNITY I ·trar' (litk e. Wrigley field today, doing 100 yards in under ten sec Philadelphia at Brooklyn (post Midshipman James A. O'Brien general meeting will occur on Sat CO MOPOLJTA.lII CLUB Services for Yom Kippur, Jew- I The fil'!it f (ulnt m (jng of the RAaRY G. BAINES him wiJI be MortQJ onds, head a backfield corps car poned) has returned to Annapolis, Md., urday, Sept. 26, in the University There will be q meeting of the ish day of atonement, will be held Dolphin frutemity will be ht'ld Jt~rUtrar Cardinals' famed II ring more than a quota of speed. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 1 after spending a 28 deay leave at who will be seek~ Jackie Field, \90-pound youngster, TODAY'S PITCHERS the home of Dr. and Mrs. E, Thoen, to keep the Re! has been the top man Qf fall American League 1026 Kirkwood. POPEYE for the National . training. Boston al New York-Butland • • • The other speedster is piano (7-1) VB. Chandler (16-4) Mrs. Dorothy B. Rankin, 1114 E. OH, M'Il:fOR'SH, legged Max Minor who also de W.ashington at Philadelphia (2) College, entertained about 20 CSTANO.N' ON 1 pends mostly on power. Wynn (9-111) and Hudson (10-16) neighbors Thursday afternoon at II Surprise ot the backfield, how vs. Savage (0-0) and Fowler "get acquainted" pal'ty in her ever, is a stocky fellow named Joe (6-11) . home .. MagLiolo. Joe came out twice for Cleveland at Detroit-Harder • • • spring training but didn't try for (11-14) vs. White (l2-12) Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Neubauer. the varsity until this season. He Chicago at St. Louis-Humphries ImmedIately ~ tepped in as start (12-12) VB. Muncl'ief (6-8) (20-7) vs. Warneke (11-9) ing blocking back. National Lea,ue Cincinnati at Pittsburgh-Walters Texas opens the season today Philadelphia at Brooklyn-Mel- (14-13) vs. Gornicki (5-5) rigbt," he ex· against Corpus Christi naval air ton (9-1S) vs. Davis (15-6) New York at Boston-Hubbel (9- to be out thE" station. St. Louis ai C)1icago-Cooper 8) VS. Tost (10-8) myself, if I en ----- to keep the wo~ own door, l'Ugil! J've got, you CIl Daily Iowan Want Ads .* * * CHIC YOUNG to go ahead", Willai * * * * * * ~ !-tARD F='ORA CLASSIFIED PHOTOGRAPHY FOR SALE TO ~AVE 10 ADMITMAVIII know it was u. T~T A MOSQtJlTO the Dodgers 00 their ADVERTlSll'fO PORTRAITS; 8xlO inch-$2.00. TYPEWRITER for sale. Standard IS SMARTER few days ago, Now RATE CARD Settings tree. Satisfaction guar- Underwood. Good condition. 'fI.IMI HE IS !! help Brooklyn l1li) anteed. Young's Studio, ~ block Harmon Apt. A-I. 4 So. Linn. 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