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STREET SCENE IN WRECKED MANILA 'La.t Strong Heave'- Marines Gain IAt 0 Glonc.- Third Army Today's Allies Consolidate Positions Nears Rhine On Iwo Jima ------~--~~~~~~~~~~I B, KJ1lKE L. IMPSON b nk org nized rt'. istance all th the Nazi defense line alOl'\l the way from tht' Ifoyelle to Arnhl'm east bank loo thin for I curity. Yonks Take Offensive ~la ted Pr _ War Analylll hn t m . Th Coblenz area of the Min Sporadic Fighting Iowan Allied nd Russian armi alike An even mort' starUIn 25-mll vaUey toward which Third anny On Northern End are rapidly consolidating posltlons forward luni by Third Army tankJ r charging Is a vulnerable Continues in Captured U. S. First •IU'my • cap• tures city In Heavy Fighting In read!n for that "one strong tanks to within striking distance • tor. There Is flat il'Ound on Rhineland Capital of Cologne; slashes further Into heav" which Prime Mini t l' of Cobl IlZ on the mlddl Rhine both Ides ot the stream IiUtlicLenl Germany. u. s. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD­ Churchill y could end th Eu- w s r porled at the me tim. It t r ast bank brldgeh ad opera­ P ARIS (AP) - Colofne fell l' pean war. Too many 1 ctOI't ar means thaI Patton' la t moving tlonl. Left bank road and rill QUARTERS, w ednesday (AP)­ M"arlann on lwo J lma advance swiftly to the United States First preceded by the ~ost Intense ar­ unknown to any but highest com- ormor i~ wcll nstr d Nozi sup r connections vital to th foe lor army In the climax of its ,reat in lace of stubborn J ap defend­ mand r circles, however, for more military highways west or the linking the middle and lower tillery bombardment of the Iwo ers. eaJtward drive Monday as General campa ign, three marine divisions thnn a gu at when, where and Rhine, virtually splittJn, Ihe Saar Ir eh ot the Rhine defellllve\y Eisenhower Utted the news black­ resumed the offensive on the how lhe la:st big push will develop. basin sectOI' ott trom the c iJOJ)bed w t 01 the river under shadow out on operations of the American Prime MInister Charehlll visits It Is to be umed that Mr. north rn end of th G rman wt'St 01 the letl b nk hills through north end of the tiny island yes­ trOOps on Western tront. Third army and revealed that 11$ terday and engaged the J apanese Churchill hlld the Rhln Ing bank d t n:(l front. whl h Patton's tanks are plunll- armor wu ra Ing tow(lrd th In "heavy fig hting." By 5:30 p. m. In mind wh n he m de th tal - ' ti etr l Ing. Rhine In a breakthrough that cov­ Left Win.. parties demand res­ m nt on his surprl e w kend Th br ak-through down the Lut Witch on llhlae the Leathernecks had scored small ignation ot premier in Rome. red 32 miles In two days. local gains. v It to the Amerlc.n and Cano- Mo. Ill' clt'arly Indicutl'5 11 Nazi re- As lhe roe endeavors lo brace These dramatic d v lopm nts, The marines were supported lor dian fronl.'! In G~many. It Is also treat behind the Rhine throughout for thot last grim watch on the coming when th Ninth army and I the first time by land-based army to be assumed, nevertheI ,tbot II whole ngUI. That will aUord Rhln there is another factor to 11$ British and Canadlan allies had figh ter planes flying from the Ohio FlOod Swells hb trip wa more thaD a slght-. - the allied high command opportu· glv him uneasiness. Th rlv r i vIrtually completed occupation of captured Motoyama airfield No. 1 Jng xpe

945 WEDNESDA Y. MARCH 7. 1945 T B £ D A I L Y lOW A N, lOW A ~ IT y, IOWA PAGE THRD ~ I ~\1 1 Qutstanding Women Students to Be Honored Thi~ Afternoon ~ wmN-' ------~------~------~------::~ Mortar Board TABLES ARE TURNED ON THESE NAZI WAR PRISONERS Coeds Favor-- SHE'U RUN 'fOR MAYOR rOF (.' ~. Will Announce Bells For Bright Accent ch 12 --For Spring Wear ~c ture by Qr ~. b 16 New Members •Belt a1"~ definitely on Ih w y Isory a gold sequin butterfly in h; In for • prmg wnll th new ve.;t ha ir. For h roth r two outfits on lntel'lll pitol. • . ~ belt of suede or ca~kin in vivid . he mak the chonge with a sort a triek's Tel, color· and with twm Ut JX?Ckets leather draped belt of fuschia color Recognition Day fO.r duty . well.a martn , belts Io r a green leather belt which is w\lh chaIn.; WIde . u~e bel In fashioned In the front with two ch 11 To Be Observed pa tel color. to mold In a. weater fasteners in the shape of ham­ 00 In~ At 4 in Macbride or blend a blou e and skirt com- rocks Pitol. bination into one ensemble, and . saddle leather b Its studded with A genuine gray mottled snake- ale, ... Recognition Day, honoring out­ standing women students at the • many-c:olorea gla marbl . . Uni- kin bell dividing into two lapered *-I.) University of Jowa, will be this versity f Iowa coed are catching ends which fasten with tmy gold afternoon at 4 o'clock in Macbride the styl by sporting all that is buckl gives a chiC touch to a auditorium. Peggy Banks, A4 of new in belts, which the world of tailored gray wool cIa .. ie WOrn by New York, will be the commenla­ fashion has ordered as the right Roberta Henderson. A2 of Bls- .lIB tor. antidote for any bill ic c . tume. marck, N D. , ular met\" "Tapping" services for Mortar Ih rln overt, All of fowe Beth nyder, A3 of San An- 'night at 7: Board, national honorary for ity, adds col r nd styl 10 a tonio, Texa ,set orr h r orch id stUdio, It women who excell in scholarship, whit • ilk blou and yellow wool jumper with II woven straw belt otrait takinc . kirt en.emble with a wide red In lavender, b Ige, and yellow. The DOLORES GUNN. former escort bur u operator lA'ho p buslnels wall' character and service, will inter­ squf'lchrd by the preunl mayor of Los Angelell. IJi out ror revenge '. Martin all( rupt other parts of the program. silk band draped around h r waist, bu kle is or woven . traw a\ o. • o bring tbtt and knotted in cot Ii fa hlon Mlnlatur hoi'll ho mad or and an "op n cIlY·" Pictund above with campalsn Ilgn which .het Names of the recently elected displays on thl' lap or her car, Ihe wl1l run for_the ottlc of mayor, lo PartidPile members have not been revealed. wllh th 100. nd tucked up un- horse hoot nre spaced about a d meath. haH-inch apart on the noval belt ot Loa _An,eJes,-Mr~Gunn..!. a , randmotb~ ~(J nlunlrion.l) 'ADOHAJ( Announcement wilt be made of the new officers of the University A nddle sitched leather belt tied with two leather thones which Pralde.t Women's associlltion, Young Wom­ generously tudded wlth mult- Martha Ann Jordan. LI of Boone, Prof. Everett Hall en's Christian association, Women's color d ,Ia ton adds Ihat C T- wears with \ailored casuals, rld- liT tain .omething to p rk up skirt Inj( br eches and wool skirt: . IDebaters to Go Recreation association and Home To Address Women ~al Ind NOlI­ Economics club. Retiring officers nd blou e combinaUon belonging Some of the. e hlahllahts of the Voters Monday Noon n" Ia beu. of these org3niwtions wm also be to Lo!! Lynch, A2 of Des Moin s. 1945 belt collection sported on the IT 1m of the art nor Is Timm, A2 or Hi,hland Park, University ot IOW3 campus prove recognized. Prof. Everett W. Hall, head of 20, This art Ill., 01 0 Inys claim to addl t'. e d finite trend toward waring 0 Evanston It. DRAMATIC MOMENT Is pictured u Polish soldiers (left), taken captive In Pohmd by the Nazb, stand Ie purpose at Scholarship awards will be pre­ Il'other belt studded with v rl- belts to accentuate that tidy nd Ule universIty department of phil- sen ted by U.W.A. and by Omicron tacltla their tormer captol'l, now prisoners of the U. S. NltIlb Army ltI Garzweiler, Germany. Th German o ophy. will be guest penk r at ltive acUvlty troops were member. ot the Horne Guard defendl.na the tOWIl. Signal COrps Radlopboto. (/nleTnalionul) color d al spheres to which tiny waist Dnd make last year's I Sight, shlllrJ Nu, honorary home economics personalized note l~ lidded in the olothe take on a new sprinll look. the March meeting of the League S v ral Unlv rslty ot Iowa de- res made br fraternity. Th lou r U.W.A. ronn of her initials In small sllvel' of Women Voters Monday at 12 M, . awards will a $25 war bond in the rellow~hip room of th Con- baters will participate In dl CUS- 1led indlvld_ pe s tud~ . Doris w ors her b 11 on each and wilt be given to the Special Communion slack, bluej an , and wool akif! . eregational churr'h. slon and debat In the "Annual A BANIS woman in each class with the Land 'Down-Under' 2University Women To d rs up that suavely ophl­ Mary Jane Saunders Professor Hall will address the We tern Debate and Discus Ion" InItruc:1tr highest grade point average tor ticnled white jersey dinner dre. S group on "Ethics of Free Enter- conferen e at Northw stern uni­ last semester. Of Sf. Katherine's Red Cross Extends To Debate Coe Team Betty Lou Towne, A4 of Alaona Weds Sergt. Samples pri e and of Economic Planning." v r Ity, Evan. ton, Jll., tomorrow WIMMING The two new orientation chair­ choo s a gold chain belt com­ Chairman Of the meet.ing will b and Friday. intramunl men and their councils will be A-l Ratings po ed ot flat ,old r tangl held Mr . O. E Sikora, onoml wel- be althe 101. named. 1945-46 leaders and as­ Guild to Be Today On Labor Question together wIth cro ed aold chains In Morning Ceremony rare chalrmon ot the league. Last yeor In 0 simllor conlest sistatns will also be announced. through which a nnrrow white lowo tied with Northwestcrn for Australia, the IlJnd "d 0 w n­ 3-9:30-10:30 Chairmen of U.W,A. and A corporate communion of the Two University ot Iowa women, silk jersey band ot the dress ma­ Mary Jane Saunders, daughter MI. s Smith wore a yellow wool tiro t place. und~r" known [01' beautiful women Double-V project~ will be honored. St. Katherine's guild auxiliary of je ey dreR with block Dcc~sorle~ and comic Itangaroos, is now get­ Dorothy Kottemann, A2 of Bur­ t 1101 is interwoven to tie In th of Mr. and MrR. Edmund G. Saun­ Tho e attend in, who debut to­ ·4-5 p. m. Both the new and the retiring In­ the Trinity Episcopal church will Hniton and Virginia Rosenberg, AI bock In a loos knot. ders of Waterloo, became th and Miss Glen on selected on aqua morrow ore Tom Wurlu, A4 or ting A~I rotings, but this time it's -4-5 p. m. formation First chairmen will be lake place this morning at 10 of Burlln/lton, wlll uphold the af­ A girt f"om Juarez, Mexico, In bride of SeraL Robert H. Samples, silk jersey dr s. Both carlied Towa City; Velma Martin, A4 of o'clock in the church. ·.trollowing because ot the unique Red Cross - 10:30-11:30 recognized. hotels, according to First Lieut. firmative side or a debate at the the form of a leather saddle son or Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. white carnation. Laurensj Herrnon RobIn, A2 or Recognition will be given the the communion there will be a Coe college chapel in Cedar Rapids slltched belt accent., high-waisted Cole, also or Watel'loo, ye terday For her daullhter'. wedding, Waterlooj William ArnOld, A4 ot business meeting In the parish Robert S. Ivie, U. S. M. C. R., son 5 to swim In new editor of "Code for Co-eds" Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. skirts worn by Pat hope, A4 of morning at 7 o'clock In th St. Mrs. Sounders chose a block crepe M family. 'resident Women who have done out­ untary means of settlement have match her belt from M xlco Pat organ music was provided by Iowa Slate Teacher college at standing work in the Y.W.C.A. A.A.U.W. Drama Study Group "No, 1 don't really mind it here, Coiled, constitutionalily conceded." hn n watch braclet which is an Guenevere Minor, sophomore at Cedar Falls Dnd Lincoln university Betty Bennett will review the particularly at this Red Cross 'RAeTle! "Hospital Service Unlimited" pro­ The Coe speakers who will de­ exact duplicate in miniature. the University or Iowa from Coun­ at Jetterson City, Mo., where sh gram will be given recognition. play "Over 21" (Ruth Gordon) at hotel-where I can honestly say bate on the negative side are Doris A white rrilly blouse and black cll Bluffs. was affiliated with Delta Siamu E that the food is as good as it is at ,i pel's. Since the new Y.W.C.A. cabinet a meeting of the drama study Glantz, A2 of Burlinaton, and John crepe kirt or a block crep blouse Attendants ere Kathleen Smith, Th to sorority. She Will receive MOORE'S will not be ready for announce­ group of A.A.U.W. tomorrow night home. Three wond(lr(\ll meals a and block skIrt combination can univer. ity (r hman, and Allcne her B.A. d"gr e from the \School or p, m. drllll1' Yager, A3 ot Davenport. Gordon ment, the old cabinet will receive at 8 o'C'lock in the home or Mrs. day, surrounded by really pleasant Hostettler, !ol'merly of the speech be made Into three smart and dU­ Glea on, university junior, both of journalism at Ihe Universily or retognition. Willis Brown, 1217 Pickard street. Red Cross girls, both Australian department at the University or terent looking ensembles by the New Hampton. Iowa in Auaust. TEA ROOM m. everyone. and American. Then when yOU lDAMSON Announcement will be made of Iowa, is the director ot ~pecch at use of belts says Mucard Ryan, The bride wns attired In a pow­ Sergeant Samples was also women who received 4-point PlIrrlm Chapter or DAR. come in at night, any hour, you Coe college. A2 or East Moline, Ill. up gllY" der blue crepe str et-length dress graduated from East Waterloo high For fine food ~Ipe Major grade point averages for last sem­ J. B. Martin, local U.S.O. direc­ stroll into the kitchen. wear a gold equln b It about two with a dark blu hat and black ae­ .. hool and attended th University tastefully ester. Names 01 those with 3- tor, wm speak to members of the There are a couple of girls who inches in width that fastens In cessorles. She corrled a bouquet o( Iowa from 1939 un til h is induc­ served : SERIES points or above will be printed on Pilgrim chapter of the Daughters proceed to stu ff you with good front with a sequin buckle on or carnations and wore pearls tion into the service in 1942. He 13 South Dubuque laking movie lhe .programs. of the American RevoluUon at a food. I play "roving center" Photography Salon those speCial dressy occasions which were a girt or the bride­ is now stationed a t Luke Field, erican movie Intramural champions will be meeting tomorrow night at. 7:30 in through the kitchen, exploring the when she also wear.s as an acces- groom. PhoenIX, Ariz. he art guild announced. the U.S.O. lounge. He will ex­ ice box and lindlng cold turkey, Slides Due March 17 r" with Vic· Special recognition will be given plain the work of the Iowa City cheese, progre s to thl' pantry and , shown PII· RESCUE OVER THE ROER RIVER to those women who have done United Service organization. find cakes and pies. MeanwhlJe Amateurs in kodachrome pho­ I. In the Ifl ou tstanding work in intercollegiate "The Meardon Sisters," Janice one at the girls fries me some eggs, ThIs rnOl'ie togr

'AGE FOUR ., RED A I L Y lOW A H, lOW A CIT Y, lOW A ~ WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. INs Maybe So Orct Hawklets Face Muskies ,,'Ill (~ Hawkeyes Smash Scoring • /(ac-" c....-'" Watch The I Your sib'syn Referee In District Meet Tonight 1944-45 over \A Records in Winning Title [rom t Freeman finished the confer. Union. By BOB DAUSK ence season by being rated the Philip I Usual Lineup music DaU)' Iowan Sporta EdUor H. Wilkinson !'{o. 1 man in tbe incijvidual COD­ DOUBLING UP By Jack Sords gram Yo Old Crowd CONDJTlONS OF SJ'ACE being ference scoring race, While Van th ree Major 'I's' what they are we don't seem to Deusen barely came into second Bizet, have quite as much room in which Selected For To Start place behind him with a 1 pOint Select! i to explode as we would prefer. margin over Kremer of Dubuq~ phony Records Fall .. Awarded to 14 This being the case let us iet right Exceedingly high scorers for higb gerienn to the point. We object strenuously Little Hawks Entef school competition, both Freeman to the manner in which the I1ll­ All-Big Ten and Van Deusen have been hot on Fray QS Decided Hawks Score 1,030 .nois basketball team tried to make the basket in recent contests with Champions hasb out of the Iowa basketball Underdogs Freeman boasting a 17 point aver­ Poi.,ts for New team in the closing moments of Clay Wilkinson, Ives . age per game for the last fiye All-Time Record Saturday rught's war. Despite the fact that City high's games and Van Deusen a 15 point The major "I" and miniature Of course we might be biased on Named on Second little Hawks copped the Missis­ average. Splintered records littered the gold basketballs will be given to the point but it didn't appear to All-Conference Team sippi Valley championship this If these two players can k;eep up wake of the University of Iowa's 14 members of the Hawkeye's Big us that the Hawkeyes were quite year and have proven themselves their terrific point-gathering pace championship basketball team as Ten champion~hip squad, while as anxious to start spring football CHICAGO (AP) - Four sea­ to be the strongest team in the tonlgh t, the Muskies should be in the liawkeyes chl\rged throu,h to six other players will receive practice as were the Illlni. If last soned performers and a brilliant league, the Red and White cagers for some trouble, although Musca. the first clear cage title in Iowa minor "I's" and silver basketballs. weekend was any indication then I'ookie, Northwestern university's will meet the Muscatine quintet tine is sure to be gunning for the history and only on.e basket sbot·! In the announcement made yes­ the Orange and Blue who make , who won the only at Muscatine tonight at 8:45 p. m. two high point men. as the decided under(!ogs in the of a perfect 18-gam\! season. terday, Director of Athletics E. G. you Black and Blue should do well unanimous vote, compose tbe 1945 Giant Plvo~ Man first game of the district tourna­ The last Iowa team to figure in (Dad) Schroeder said that major on the gridiron come next tall. All Western conference basketball Getting the center assignment letters will also be awarded to DoO't Care Who tea m selected by the league m.ent for the Hawklets oC IowlI a Big Ten championship was the will be Iowa City's tal! and lanky 1826 aggregatiol). Coach Pops Har­ four wrestlers who placed Iowa in In order to remain neutral on coaches for The Associated Press. City. the runner-up spot in the confer­ the matter we would have you Herb WUlllDSOn The MUskies powerful bas­ pivot man, Don Sehr, who missed I'ison was a member of that team, the Roosevelt contest Friday night and he apparently carried the ence tournament this season. know that we are not yowling be­ keteel's are now rated as the No.1 Morris, who was the conference caie team in the state, and will but was back in condition to han· championship wflys of the team Gold basketballs which will be cause the Hadwkeyes got bounced scoring champion with 189 points, given to each major letter winner around. We are doing so because, have the additional advantage of dIe his regl,llar job against Oska. over to this year's \'ersion of the was named on the first team by loosa. His height serving him in Hawkeyes. in basketball will be engraved as far as we're concerned, some playing on their own hom.e court. all nine loop mentors, who placed Top Team In State good stead all season Sehr hq One Field Goal Short with the caption, "Big Ten Cham­ of the basketball we've looked at only one member of Iowa's cham­ pions, 1945," and the name of the this year would put a longshore­ Led by Mason, high scoring for­ been especially adept at grabbinc Only one field goal kept the pionship Hawkeyes-guard Herb the all-important rebounds and player. man's brawl to shame. ward of the Muscatine squad, and Hawkeyes from becoming one of Wilkinson-on the honor qUintet. Haveman, a guard, the Muskies getting the jumps lrom center. Of key chain size, each basket­ We don't happen to know if Ohio State's runner-up Buck­ those tare major leagUe teams to ball has a diamo'ld chip and a have continued to advance through Less spectacular perhaps but achieve a perfect season's mark. it Coach and Athletic Director Doug eyes grabbed two berths as for­ raised enamel "1" in the center. Mills of the I1Iini instructed his the season until they received the every bit as important as the olher was the Iowan's 43 to 42 loss to ward and center Arn­ honor of being named the top three players are guard starten Major "(" and Gold men to play with their elbows old (Stilts) Risen repeated from Illinois, Jan. 26 that proved to be Basketball Winners team in the stll teo Dick KaUous and Russ Lackender. the stumbling block to an unde­ well-sharpened but, if he did, all the 1944 Associated Press all-star Co-capt.ain Jack Spencer, Dav­ we can say is phooey to you, In an attempt to knock the Mus­ Kallous has been a regular all year fea ted record. five. kies out of the tournament, Coacli enport MUIs. You'd do better liS a judo and has had the tough job ot But this was a minor disappoint­ instructor instead of a basketball Anothe~' veteran, tricky Walt Wally Schwank will put on the guarding the toughest man on the ment compared with all of the brIT­ Co-captain Ned Postels, Man­ (Junior) Kirk of third-place illi­ floor the same startini five that kato, Minn. coach. opposition, as well as leading the lillntleats t.urned in by the Hawk­ Feel Certain nois, rounded out the myt.hical has so successfully drubbed all op­ floor play of the Hawklels. eyes who defeated Minnesota. Pur­ Dick Ives, Diagonal team: The sclections: position in the last few games. Clayton Wilkinson, Salt Lake What all this is leading up to is BIlS8 Lackender due, Indiana, Michigan, and Wis­ that we teel certain that it would Flnt Team Starting at the forward positions consin twice each, broke even with City, Utah will be City high's two hot shots, Lackender came into the spot. make a good many true fans feel l\fax Morris, Northwestern, f lIIinois, and whipped six non­ Herbert Wilkinso n, Salt Lake Bob Freeman and Jimmy Van light when he took over the place City, Utah very happy if the people who Don Grate, Ohio State, , vacated when Dick Drake wa s oul conference teams, ir·cluding Notre make out the rules would change Deusen both of whom went on a Dame by large scores. Mur!'ay Wier, Muscatine Arnold BLsen. Ohio State. c scoring rampage agains.t Oska­ with the mumps. Since that Urne 3:00 Bob Schultz, Davenport tbis five-foul busi ness. It would , Iowa, g he has hung on to the starting 3:15 New Crowd Record also make a good many coaches loosa in the game preceding the St.an Straatsma, Sioux City Walton KIrk. mlnonls. g Iowa-Illinois con t est Saturday position, and has proved to be a 3:30 Crpwds totaling 91,000 saw the Dick Culberson, Iowa City throwaway their bottles of hail' Second Team vital cog in Schwank's successful 3:35 home games as compared to last restorer. night. Jack Wishmier, Van MeteI' Dick [ves, Iowa, f High Scorers combination. 3:45 season's rccord of 45,200. The 14,- Bob Wischmeier, Burlington You didn't have to go to a game 4:00 400 perso ns who jammed t\1e field­ Cla.yl.on Wilkinson, Iowa, In this easy 64-37 victory over Iowa City was unfortunate in Ramblers 10 Face Cadet Boxers Face Jim Graham, Springville to see some of the basketball drawing the toughest. opponent in 4:30 house at the final lllinois game which was turned out this season. Clarence nermseit, Minnesota, c Oskaloo~a in the fie,tdhou.se, Free­ Bob Tedesky, DuquesnellPa. Paul Hoffman, Purdue, g man hit for 10 field goals to give the state for, its tournament 5:00 broke the fieldhouse record. Ed Marsh, Cedar Falls AU you had to do was to buy a 5:30 Weak Muscatine Five Minneapolis NAS Paul Huston, Obto State, g him 20 points, while Van Deusen opener, but if th~ Hawklets are A tight defense which allowed . Minor "I" and SUver ticket to any professional wrest!­ 5:45 opponents only 40A points a game i ng bout. The effect o( enjoying Both Morris and Herb Wilkin­ hit his high score of the season cUcking they can upset the fa· Ba ketball Winners son made their conference debut by garnering 21. vorites and stay in the tournament. 6:00 combined with a high scoring at­ In District Tomorrow Here Tomorrow LaVerne Bruns, Denver an evening at the circus was 6:55 tack were Hawkeyes' leading as­ achieved either way. Well, any­ this season, but the latter had been Leo Cabalka, Cedar Rapids a mainstay on the University of 7:00 sets. Three of the Hawks placed With the sectionaltoul'ncy safely Pl'-Flight boxers will attempt t.o Bud Paulsen, Tipton way, we hope the rule makers Buckeyes Accept Bid 7:15 among the first ten conference in­ alter the statute. Basketball is a Utah's 1944 National Collegiate behind them, thc St. Mary's Ramb­ get back into the victory column Russell McLaughlin, Atlantic title team before he and brOther Hawk Track Team 7:30 dividual scori ng leaders, indica­ Thursday night at e Iowa lield Robert Cole, Galesbul'g, Ill. non-contact game-honest. To Play in Garden 7:45 live of the balanced scol'lng punch lers head into the district meet. at. Clayton switched to Iowa. house when they meet the squad Dean Selken, Vinton Kirk, a clever ball-handler who 8:00 that the Hawks presented all Muscatine tomorrow night where from Minneapolis NAS. Major "I" Winners fn WresUlnl To Enler Big Ten Meel COLUMBUS. 0 h i 0 (AP)­ season. steadied an inexperienced lllinois t.he only obstacle in their path to The cadet leam fell at the hands Captain Rometo Macias, Daven- Coach Harold G.' Olsen announced Over 1,000 P(finls Devore Appointed team, comered all but one of a the sub-state tournament is the of the Bunker Hill team in Indiarta port possible 18 votes. The Iowa t.rack tenm, winner ot Jast night. that. Ohio State univer· With 1,030 pOints {or an average Jim Woltz, Burt 5t. Mary's quintet Irom Muscatine last week to a score 01 5-3. The recc two meets this season, as well as sity had received and accepted an of 57.2 it was the lirst Iowa team Gene Jeys, Ft. Dodge Noire Dame Coach invitation to compete in the east· lo exceed the 1,000 rr.ark, the pre­ whom the Marians have defeated ord now stands at olle victory over placing third in anot.i)e{' meet, will Wisconsin, one tie with Bunk~r Virgil Counsell, Osage ern division playoffs of the Na· vious record being 951 points last twice this season. enter the Big Ten indoor cham­ Hill, and one loss to the Blockbus­ SOUTH BEND, lnd (AP)-Line Buffet Quint to Meet pionship contest at. the Chicago tional CoUeglate Athletic associ.· year. The 408 field goals was Since these two teams afe the Coach Hugh John 'Devore, former tJon basketball tournament. another record and so was the ters. cadet, in the l75-pound fight or university fieldhouse Saturday only contestants in the Class B the season. Melvin Levy now has head coach at Providence (R. I.) afternoon and evening. mark of 214 free throws. Both Squad l\lembers Leave college, yesterday was apPOinted Olsen said the decision to com· secl.lon at Muscatine, tomorrow two kayos against one knockout to Bremers Tonight Best Bets pet e in the tournament was previous records, 392, and 208, night's t.ilt will serve as the linals Wayne Gillette, 127-pound slug­ acting head football coach and were made by the te<:m of 1943-44. ger, ana Richard Bugler, of the his credit aIter being defeated by Coach George Bresnahan win reached by a unanimous vote 01 i., that bracket with the victors knockdown against MorriS, the athletic director at the University The Hawkeyes, seventeen vic­ 16S-pound division, left Monday of Notre Dame. He replaces Ed Me For City Crown probably take a squad of 10 or II the team members and t.he univer· automatically earning a berth in for primary training at Norman, Bunker Hlli heavyweight. sity athletic board. tories was two more than tbe rec­ tbe sub-state. Keever, who resigned Feb. 27 to men to Chicago. Among the best Oklahoma. The next squad mem­ The Cadet team have two more The Bucks, who WOll 14 games cord set in 1933. The percen tage Previllus Victories become head coach at Cornell uni­ Bremer's and George's Buffet bets (or Iowa are KeHII Gotthardt, of victories was .994, far superior ber expected to I ave will be matches aiter Thursday's meetilig and lost four during the past sea· In the first. contest bet.ween t.he versity. basketball teams will clash tonighl who still has the best record as a to the previous record of .778 on Melvin "Admiral" Levy who is with MinneapoliS. Wisconsin will Devore, end and captain on the at 7:30 p. m. on the Recreation shot putter in the conference; son and finished second in the Big last season's 1<\-4 performance. It two fives this year, the Ramblers next in line to leave the battalion. come to Iowa City fOI' a return en­ George Moore, beaten only once in Ten, were selected after lowa, the pounded out a decisive 59-19 vic­ 1933 Irish team, becomes a tem­ Center Door lor the championship was t.he first Iowa tcum to compife Bob Wilson of Pasadena, Oalif., gagement. Mal'ch 16 and the Pre­ porary successor to Frank Leahy, of the City league. the high jump; Ike Johnson, Big Ten champion, declined to tory, but. the I'eturn engagement Flightcl's travel Minneapolis a perfect home recol'd of 11 wins is tbe only Seahawk who has not to who will return to f\ 10-ycar con­ In the first o[ tbe three game sprinter and broad jumper, and compete and DePaul accepted a and its Il victories in the confer­ at Muscatine ended with a much been defeated in the three matches March 20. Capt. AI Slater, winner ·in two bid to thc New York Invitational closer 32-20 score. tract in both posts when he is dis­ series the Bullet quintet emerge(l ence tied the Iowa all-ti\11e mark this season. He competes at 135 charged from the navy. with a 48-35 victory, and if they meets in his specialty, the two-mile tournament. set in 1923. H the Ramblers continue to put pounds and won by a knockout run. This will r>e Ohio State's third out the type of ball they have AppOintment of the 34-yeal'-0Id can cop the game tonight they Ives--TQ~ Scorer over WiUiam Shepat'd Friday night. Devore as Notre Dame's 20th foot­ wi II be crowned as the City league OulstandhlQ' Men appearance in the NCAA even ~ shown in tournament competition Hal'old Brady, newcomer to the Macias to Seek Dick Ives, forward, and Clay ball coach was announced by Rev. title holdel's of 1945. Other oustanding Iowa men in Last year, t.he Bucks lost to Dart· Wilkinson, center, divided hOnors this year, come tomorrow night lineup last week, won over Zen'o mouth in the eastern division they should find t.hemselves with Hugh O'Donnell, Noire Dame the meets this season have been in individual scorini. Ives look the Sroka. Sroka boasted a T. K. O. National AAU Crown presIdent. It was believed the finals. the dist.rict crown as well as the REFUSES Zo.oOO DOLLARS Nelson Smith Jr., who won the title for all games, 217 to 207, but over Don McLaughlin when the school's board of athleties also had CHICAGO (AP) - While Co­ section. However, since "lo the 8S0-yard dash against competition Clayton topped him fo!' conIerence Blockbuster team mel the Cadets Capt. Rometo Macias oC the Uni­ consJdered two other experienced Coach Luke Johnsos of the Chi­ winners go tl)e spoils" t.here is no versity of Iowa wrestling team and from Minnesota and Chic8iO last games, 134 to 128. Third-high man here. men on t.he Irish football staff­ cago Bears declared yesterday he Sat.urday; Gene Shaver, who has was Herb Wilkinson with 173 in all doubt that the Muscatine five will Kuhta Still In ISS-Pound 1944 and 1945 Big Ten 128-pound Adam Walsh and Clem Crowe, on had rejected a $20,000 per season THEBES101 provide plenty of stitt competition champion, will seek 'he National won two mile runs; Bud Flood and games and 118 in ccnference play. Walter Kuhta who is still down leave from athletic positions at offer to coach the Cleveland Rams, John Hunter, who run the 440-yard TIlE BLUE In conCerence games, (owa aver­ In an effort to take over the sub­ in the 155-pound division after A. A. U. title in that class at Dal­ Bowdoin and Xavier university General Manager Charles (Chile) state spot for themselves. dash, and Walter Thorpe, pole aged 49 .3 points to opponents' 40.4 fighting one mat.ch at 165, won las, Tex., March 23 and 24. resepectively. WaJ:sh of the rival National foot­ vaulter. and for all eighteen games, the Impressive Record ovel' James Bakel' Friday. Ike Iowa's athietic board has ap­ Devore, a native or Newark, N. ball league club denied any biq IS40 average was 57.2 to 39.2. The With an impressive season's rec­ Zamerzla decisioned Don Turner. proved the plan t.o send Macias to J., came to Notre Dame as line had bell,n made for Johnsos' serv­ Hawkeyes sunk abol1~ 60 perecent ord of 16 w0lt and 5 lost, the In the third match in the 155- Dallas for the A. A. U. tournament coach in 1043 from Holy Croiss ices. NOW of Uleir charity t~ses and won Ramblers were also crowned new pound category Mryl Crowe ob­ and the Davenport athlete has re­ where be had assisted Frank Walsh also assert.ed a report VA~5ITY ENDS foul' of thei r conference games on champions of the Davenport Dio­ tained the second Seahawk victory sumed workouts alter' several Scanlan. His scouting reports were that the Cleveland fl'anchlse FRIDAY I the gm shots. cesan toumament with foul' vic­ of the evening by defeating Ratow­ weeks of rest since winning the given considerable eredit {or Holy might be moved to Los Angeles tories in that meet and last week ski. Richard Bugler lost to James Big Ten crown. Cross' sensational upset of Boston was unfounded. George Francis Train was the came througb with [our more wins Ray who had kayoed Kuhta in the College in 1942. first person to suggest to inventors to take the sectional tournament engagement in Iowa City tnree Stl'uctural sections a:s long as erasers attached to pencils; per­ at Kalona, thereby marking up a weeks ago. 4880 feet were towed to the coast MINOR LEAGUES COMJ'LY forations between postaie stamps, grand total of 24 triumphs against Blaine Heat.on lost by T. K. O. of France t.o provide harbors for WASHINGTON (AP)- Minor and steps attached to carriages. 5 losses for the year. to Ian James, British aviation the invasion. leagues of organized baseball yes­ 1.('1 ';7£1 ------~------terday pledged ::ompliance with the voluntary t.ravel policy recently TODAY THRU FRIDAY adopted by the big leagues. The olfice of defer.se transporta­ tion disclosed receipt of a letter :.~ AI) I) 11ESS .:.: from W. G. BI'amham, minor leagues' heud, stating that he has =iJNI{N()WN: asked presidents of all 1eagues and PAUL LUKAS clubs to cooperat.e in cutting pas­ A (AOI"'" ...... ~D .,.,1""1011 111 senger miles. Pal Pione.red. Plrfeeled ond PoIt"" co';::n~~lnrColer Cartoon III eel th. Hollow GrOunJ blade-o dif. fIll Odem, - News f.rlnt, mod.rn blode. SlIov .. wiIh ~------ju,t a "Feather TC!uch" b,coull ,.01 1.lIlxib,. in the 'dlor-follow' facia/ contours. No need fa "b.ar d_", INGLIJlT • Blr Day • r::as~ "adl' 1011 longer, too, Try the •• BINCjlCR08BY Belly Hutton - Sonny Tufts HERE COME THE WAVBS rriifM.' THURSDAY

CITY HIGH'S MlSiU88IPPI Valier eeallreace champions w,1II be lthe, meet tbe lav0re4 MUloaUne quintet there In &he tlret rou~d " th. flllaUD&. lor,a vidor)' over .&ho No.1 klUl in Ule .• "-k. tonl(h~ \\:Jl,n dIIwkUounaamea&. .:., ...... " . , • WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7,. 1945 THt DA1L\ IOWAN, IOWA CITY', JO\VA ,.- . 'ACt rrvI BUllETIN MANILA'S CITY HALL IS YANK DRESSING STATION Orchestra Concerlto Be Broadcast Tonighl- Faint Smile From Wounded SuHicient Pay, (ConliDued from paje 2)

CBII-WlIIIII .., .., Carton of Cheer (WHO) AMP CAMEU CLUB VB8-WOH 17"' Says Frankie Sample, Red Cross Worker The campus camera dub will lIIue-llll.llL (h't, "Counter Spy" (KXEL) meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 ,) :55 • Iled Cr work is C,'en more The fifth concert o[ lhe univer­ News (WMT) month. Recorded music bours are at John 5lromsten'I studio. sity symphony orchesLra during lhe mtere ling than 1 h d expected, pr pared around requ Is of the DlCK PADGRAM Carton of Cheer (WHO) and d() we have a largc range of 1944·45 season wlll be broadcast "Counter Spy" (KXEL) Presldeot requests? Yes, mam! Everything men. G. 1. shows made up from over WSUI tonight at 8 o'clock 8:00 from arranging a loan down 10 the talent aIllonl the palients ,ive from the main lounge of Iowa Frank Sinatra Show (WM'f) what to do with a dead goldrish," a hilarious time. We have movies IOWA JON MU I UnIon. Under the direction 01 Prof. Eddie Cantor Show (WHO) says FrankIe M. Sample, Red and quiz programs. We have &00 CDIDUI. Philip Greeley Clapp. head of the Keep Up With the World Cross worker who recenlly visited reading !acUWe-! oC all kinds~ Next Tu6day "Yeoman ot the music department, the concert pro­ (KXEL) her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. games, radios. phono(rapbs­ GUlird" operetta by Gilbert and gram will include compositions by 8:30 Sampl , 649 S. Governor street. what v r we think will appeal." Sullivan will be the recorded t h r e e well-known composers, Which is Which (WMT) / Wb music feature in the Union music BUel, Franck and Saint-Saens. Mr. Distrid Attomey (WHO) Frankie only 22 when she "Let me give the clvllian vol. room at 7 p. m. SeJections will be "p.,trie," "Sym­ SpoUight Bands (KXEL) cntered RI'd Cross work a year unteer organizations a big hand," phony in D Minor," and "Suite Al­ 8:55 ago. Generally the Red Cross she continued. " We COUldn't get Saturday, Mar ch ID, "The gerienne." Which Is Which (WMT) do not accept workers under 25 along without them-the Grey Golden Cockerel" (Rimskl-KOSO­ " Y GJlmPSe!J Mr. District Attorno.y (WHO) but her qualifications caused an Cadies, the canteen and the C41mp kov) will be the afternoon bro dOl A 15-minute dramatization of Coronet Story Teller (KXEL) exception. and hospital council. In fae\, a cast t ature. summer projects for university 9:00 For lwo weeks Miss Sample at­ lot of our work iii done through Sunday the Philharmonic or­ students will be gi vcn on "Y" Great Moments in Mu.ic (WMT) tended the American University in camp and hospital councUs. They ch tra at 4 and the NBC at 2 Glimpses tonight at 7 o'dock over Kay Ky er Coli ge (WHO) Washington, D. C., (or an intensive are the local Committees that $UP­ p. m. may be heard lind all are in­ WSUI. Taking part in the show Niles and Prindle (KX~L) course in orientation, Red Cros ply us with wlutevcr Went the vited. wlU be Jeanne Bowlin. A3 of Iowa 9:30 princlpl . and military tcrmlnol­ town IIUords. such as choral CitY. Mildred Howhkiss. Al of Let Yourself Go (WMT) ogy. Then he was sent to A3burn (rouP. school and town dramatic VETU ' D N Greeley, Col. and Ruth Koch. A3 of Kay Ky er Coli ge (WHO) General Hospit.al at McKinney, lacieties, athletic clubs and wrest­ Veter n at the University will Rock Isiand, Ill. The script was 11 Bi hops. R Ii r Commlltl'e T('x. A larg(' ~rcent3ge of the ling nd boxing IIUItchea and have their last dance 01 th is school written by Betty Lou Schm idt, Al (KXEL) patients are overseas ca~ualties ol irIs for plU'ty nights. term at the USO Friday, March 9, of Davenport. The proiTam is 10:00 who have been sent directly Irom "I think every Red Cross worker from 8 to 11 p. m. under the direction of Muriel Doug Grant News (WMT) th port di~t ribuUon hospita I. Iik the ward-visIting best ot all Abrams. A3 of Lynn brools , N. y . Supper Club (WHO) These men arc badly In need of A non-date aHalr, wi\'cs of vel­ their dulles. Here we really ,el. erans and cadet nul'$ell from W -t­ and Lenk Isacson, A2 of Omaha, H. R. Gross and til New~ men!..,! adjustments after finding to know the men. We 10 throUJh lawn and Mercy ho pltal are in­ Neb. (KXEL) th('mselves casualties. That is the wards and it by their beds, vited. Ent rtain01ent. will be fur­ 10:15 where the Red Cross plays im­ its lind out what we can do Cor them. nished by bolh ,roups . TODAY'S PROGRAM Fulton Lewis (WMT) portant role. let th tell us about their belt m Tho e in charge of the parLy al-e 8:00 MOl'lllng Chapel News, M. L. Nel ~en (WHO) "Few people realize," Mi s Sam­ girl, their buddies, maybe even Ernie Hector, A4; Don McDowell, 8:15 Musical Miniatures H. R. Gross and the News ple explained, "that every army the pet dog tt. y have lelt at home. • U; J . Robert. Peterson, A4 ot Dav­ UTT lt C"lllllS bring & wounded Yenk to the dr ping ,taUlln 11\ Mal\lle" clly btJ,l. They are paptn&, .. 8:30 News, The Dally Iowan (KXEL) outfit: nl overseas tak with it We let th m let their Ion ome­ througb the shelled courtyard and Jap d ad are piled up out, Ide the door. The.. JaPII were killed 8:45 Program Calendal' enport; Carl Kugel, Ll or Sioux 10:20 a R d Cro, s r pr nlalive Ind n ol! their ~h sUi or help them hen they rushed from the bulldlJlr after Americans started blaaUng roorna lndlvldualJy with TNT 8:55 ServicE' Reports Fulton Lewis (WMT) that every army hospital has its City; Jean Living tone, LI 01 Iowa .tral,htcll out na"lnl worries if City, and Robert Schmidt. bloclta to drive ttl enemy out. (lnterllltion.1 SoundJl/Joto) 9:00 Greek Drama News, M. L. Nel 1.'''1 (WIIO) ned Cro' rccreational worker we can." 9:50 Melody Time Sportlight Parade (KXEL) and huilding. "Please tell the people of fowa 9:55 News, The Dil ily IoWan I 10;25 "I always think of my work be­ City," she said, "there is sliU a POP E Y I: 10:00 Here's An Idea Fulton Lewis (WMT) in ' recreational therapeuth:s. We creal need tor more Red Cross 10:15 Yesterday's Musical Favor- New8, M. L. Nelsen (WllO) try to keep the patients occupied [Ield workers. We haven't nearly ites Interview-Karl GO~Nm3n mentally even If they aren't well cnouih. We are not highly paid 10:30 The Bookshelf (KXEL) enuugh to leave their b d. They 11 :00 Musical Interlude in money but the return In per· 10:30 1\ crI to be t.ak('n out of them- 11 :05 Amel'ican Novel Symphonelte (WMT) sonal satlsfaction by helping to re­ Iv('~, to b inter lil d in things 11 :50 Farm FlashcJ War Service BJIlbolll'd (WII » hlbllit.ate men 15 pt'tceless. When ~o that thclI' bodi mlY sooner you lee a smile falnUy beeln to 12:00 Rhythm Rambles Paul Hutchens (KXEL) m nd. 1%:3 0 News, The DaIJy Iowan show or a look of cheer creep 10:45 "W arrang a big word birth­ 12:45 ReJigous Ne\Vr Into eyes or misery you know you Symphonette (WMT) elroy pllrty c-h month for the f 1- 1:00 Mu~ical Ch;)ts are doIng our job." Spotlight on Rhythm (WIIO) lows whos(' birthdays fall in thal 2:00 Victory Bulll1tln Board I"aul Hutchens (KXEL) 2:1.0 Recpnt and Contemporal'Y 11;00 Music News (WMT) 8:00 Lest We Forget Starltt Road (WHO) 3:15 ExcurSions in Sciene News (KXEL) 3:30 News, The Dally Iowan 1l:05 Daily Iowan Want Ads 3:35 Music of Other Countrios News (WMT) 3:45 News for youth Starlit Road (WHO) 4:00 Elementary Spoken Spani h Dance Orchcstrn (KXEL) Found-A c1aat'etle case and 4:30 Tea Time Melodies 11 :15 r CLASSIFIED lighter at Ford HopkIns, Satur­ 5:00 Children'S Hour Off the Record (WMT) RATE CJUU: day. Call EK. 579 evenIngs. 5:30 Musical Moods Starlit Road (WHO) 5:45 News, The Daily Iowan Rev. Pietsch's Houl (KX1':L) Gold Benrus ladie wrist. waLch­ 6:00 Dinner Hour MUSic 11:30 CASH RATE enaraved E. Brinker. Rew rd. lor 2 day&- 6:55 News. The Dally Iowan Ted Weem's Band (WMT) Call X-56S. lOe p r line per day 7:00 Y Glimpses News, Garry Lenhart (WIlO) 8 COliS CU Uve dayt- R d gold wrist watch-Bulova 7:15 Treasury Salute Rev. Pietsch's ROUI (KXEL) 7:30 Sportstime Jl:(S 'Ic per Un per dll7 mllke-enaraved on back. Re­ 7;45 One Man's Opinion Les Crosley's Band (WMT) II cOllsecuUve dayt- ward. Write MIss VIrginia Kour· 8:00 Concel·t. Unrverslty Concel·t Music; News (WHO) Se per line per cJ., pakls, 44 E. Cedar street. Chicago, 1 monlh- Orchestra Danc(' Or('hc~lra (KXEL) III. 11;55 4c p r Un per da, NI!:TWORK llfGIILJGJI'f • Les Crosley's Bahd (WMT) -FI,ure 5 wordJ to Iln_ 6:00 Music; News (WHO) Mlnimum Ad- 2 Jinetl Jack Klt'kwood Show (WMT) Twn book, Gray's Anatomy, Cliff and Helen (WHO) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Chrl -to!>her'. Minor Suriery. Flor nce Seeber, 529 So. Governor. Grain Belt Ranger~ (KXEL) Former Fraternity SOc col. Inch 6:15 Or &500 per month liELP Music Thal Satisfies (WMT) I WANTED News of the World (WHO) Men Return to Campus I All Want Ad. Cash In Advance Two studenl.<; di hwlpen. Mad H . R. Gross and th(' News P8J'able at Dally Iowan BUIl­ Hatters Tea Room. Dial 6'191. (KXEL) nesa o.tnce dally unlll 5 p.m. 6;30 Foul' former P)'li D('ita Thetn. Ellery Queen (WMT) at the univerSity were back nn Cancellatl(ln. must be called in Student waitre at Mad Hatters Tea Room. Dial 6791. News, M. L. Nelsen (WHO) campus to altend the Iowa-Illinois before 0 p. m. Did You Know? (KXEL) game Saturday. They wcre: Reaponsi ble for one incorrect 6:35 Warrenl Officer Genc Clauscn, in.serllon only. tNSTlUJCTIOff a 1942 graduate of the IChool ot Ellery Queen (WMT) Dancln, t.euons--ballroom, bal­ News, M. L. Nelsen (WHO) journalism al the univcrslty, has been in the service 26 months, fivc let, tap. Dial '1248. Mimi Youd. Black Hawk SpQrt Flashes Wuriu. (KXEL) of which he spent in the Mediter­ DIAL 4191 6:40 ranean \.heater and piJl'lIcipating Ellery Queen (WMT) in the invasion of Sicily. WHERE TO BUY IT News. M. L. Nelsen (WHO) He is new in New York City Today's Hit Tunes (KXEL) where hc is diting ,I magllzint' WMC Regulations lor the maritime service called PLUMBING AND HEATING 6:45 Advert( emeft for male or eI­ Ellery Queen (WMT) "The Mast." senU al female workers are ear­ ElIpel1 Workmanship Kenneth Pettit, a captain in the News, II. V. 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Whether You Want to Rent a Room Or get on the Track of Some Lost • • ~J. JOHN C. ERSKJNE of Ihe 5th ..arine dlvl"on reclines In hi Article- A DAILY IOWAN WANT foxhole on Iwo .Jblta. 10 pen a. letter 10 .... wife, Fel'lle, of McK~ s pOl1 , 'a. U's &n Important leiter, for Ute 1IIIJ0r bas JUlt reoolved \\lor. AD Will Save You Tiflle and Money Of the arrival ,r hla 108. who wu bora Feb. 6. In tbe back.rroud .. lie _n a ,lcMare of Mrs. lrakille &8. aIM a little doll ",hich wall liven to him by & marinI', whn retrllwl'd It from a ,fnp. Th!' major CLASSIFIED DEPT,- 4191 ean report thJ.& only 6fH1 yards uf the strategic "Tokyo Lookout" Is­ Ianda.remains in Jap handa. " _ PAGE SIX T RED A I L Y lOW A N. lOW A CIT Y. lOW A WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1145..... University Orchestra to Give Season's Fifth Concert Tonight ------Prof. Clapp TANK DESTROYERS ENTER MUNCHEN·GLADBACH Mrs. Edward Patterson Receives Army EISENHOWER VISITS GERMA N CITADEL Medals for Husband, Prisoner in Germany Yanl To Direct Mrs. Maxine M. Patterson, an assignment to an army medical daughtel' of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce installation. Tickets for 8 P. M. Gibson, 715 Rivel'side drive, re­ Her father, a pharmacist's mate AdVt ceived the Ail' medal with one Oak first class in the navy, is serving Performance Available Leaf cluster for her husband, in the south Pacafic. A sister, In Iowa Union First Lieut. Edward H. Patterson, Evelyn T. fjsch, is in training with a B-24 Liberator pilot who has the cadet nurse corps at the Uni­ Five been a prisoner of the Germahs versity of Iowa. Prof. Philip Greeley Clapp, head since last July. The awards were of the music department, will pre­ given Lieutenant Patterson "for First Lieut. Earl H. Lemons, MOUI sent the university symphony meritorious achievement in accom­ 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lem­ orchestra in the fifth concert of plishing with distinction "numer­ mons, 33. S. Johnson street, was HeG'\! the season tonight at 8 o'clock in ous bombardment missions over awarded the fourth Oak Leaf Soutl the main Lounge of Iowa Union. Europe. cluster to the Air medal for bomb­ The concert program wili in­ ing attacks over Germany. Navi­ The award was given at the RoME ( c Iud e compositions of Bizet, gator with the 490th bombing Franck and Saint-Saens. Tickets Rosecrans army airfield in St. Jo­ 10th mOU[ seph, Mo., which is the base of group, Lieutenant Lemons is with for the concert are available free a 8-17 unit of the Eighth airforce. a five-mill of charge in room 110, music the ferrying division of the air transport command. of Italy's J building, or at the main desk in Staff Sergi. John C. Christensen, A son of Mrs. Chester Denter of .gainst hE Towa Union. husband oC Mrs. Esther E. Christ­ Iowa City, Lieutnant Patterson at­ m8chinegu "Patrie!" an overture by Bizet ensen, 410 N. Van Buren street, is tended Iowa City high school and iug the 1 will open the program. This over­ partiCipating in the drive to liber­ William Penn college in Oskaloosa headquartl ture is patriotic Dnd martial in ate the people of Luzon. The before being called with the Nat­ day. character. It is only recently that Eleventh corps, under the com­ Lifting I ional guar~ in JanualJ', 1940. He GENERAL OF THE ARMY Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme c.. Biz e t' s orchestral compositions mand of Maj. Gen. Charles P. news 01 81 shifted from the cavalry to flight mander of allied forces on the western front, visits the citadel It Jill· have gained a place fQr themselves Hall, is now in action on the Ba­ southwest training in the summer of 1942 Ich, Germany. Li e was accompanied by Lieut. Gen. Simpson (rlcbt), among conCel·t conductors. Bizet taan peninsula. ters said I and was commissioned in June, commander of Ule American 9th army and l\laj. Gen. McLain (left) , has always been known for his TANK DESTROYERS of the 29th division enter the German city of Munchen-G1adbach during the allies Sergeant Christensen's parents, successful "Carmen." 1943. Overseas since March, 1944, commander of the American 19th corps. War pool photo by Bllllare advance on the western front. Crews of the tank destroyer are alerted for action. War pool photo by he was shot down foul' months af­ Mr. and Mrs. Archer Christensen, tack" whit Franck's y mph 0 n y in D via Signal corps. "s Ramale via sll"nal corps. ter his arrival. live on route 3. Since arriving ture of a minor" was written at a time when overseas in March, 1944, Christ­ peaks wesl French composers were turning ensen has particlpated in actions De Molay Initiates hillHway, I !l"Om cweratic toward symphonic good their gelaway. Tte truck was A 1940 graduale of the Uni­ on New Guinea and the Dutch East Merchants to Discuss Aiano, 20 I music. Franck has often been versity of Iowa, Capt. John R. Ten New Members Nation-Wide Networks Next Week to Pay found a t Gilbert and Burlington Indies. 1,200 priso called "the founder of the modern streets. Freswick reports that his Spencer of Algona has been new­ The Ami French school of composition" be­ car was stolen from in front of ly aslgned (IS mess officer at the A graduate of the University of Ten members of De Molay re­ New Closing Hours ported by cause he was teacher of a whole Tribute to 33rd Annivlersary of Girl Scouts the community center building. Greut Bend, Kan., army airfield. Iowa, Robert B. Ohma of Cushing, ceived the initiatory degree at a 1111 on th generation of distinguished com­ Retu rning 1,p lhe states last De­ He had left the keys in the car. has been promoted to the rank of meeting at the Masonic .temple last r own City retail merchants will Mountaine. posers. $1,000 to Switzerland for refugee cember after a 34 months tour of seized Cas Broadcasts on nation-wide net­ Descriptions of the two men, ac­ first lieutenant at the Big Spring, night at 7:30. meet tomorrow a[iernoon at 2:30 The suite by Saint-Sllenl Is a works wiil pay tribute next week children, $5,000 for powdered milk cording to Warden Foss Davis of overseas duty in Australia, Cap­ Tex., bombadier school. He is ut the Holel Jefferson to dlscUlil lOutheast 1 They were: Jim Van Dussen, souvenir of one of his many trips to Girl Scouts who are celebrating and eggs to Russian relief, $6,000 the Anamosa reformatory, are as tain Spencer was sent to the Great assigned to duty there as a pllot new closin/l hoUl's for businesa a mile wes to Algiers. He has woven authentic the 33rd annivernary of the found­ for clothing for British children follows: Bend base last month. His Aus­ with the department of training. Tom Cady, Bob Duncan, Dick Cirms. highway. Moorish tunes and rhythms into made destitute by bombing, $1,500 tralian-born wife and their 15 The mel ing of that organizatl n in the George Clark, 22, six feet, one Duncan, Kirk Carson, Jim Spear, J. W. Kirwan and Earl Snyder, lhe four short tone pictures of the from F'rench Girl Scouts in North monthS-Old-son, live in East Mel­ at 7 a. m., United States. Iowa City Girl tall, weight 155 pounds; light . After completing 50 missions In Franklin Willters and Lyle Nes­ co-chairmen of the retail trade di­ "Suite Algerienne." Africa, . and $10,000 for Uniled inch bourne, Auslralia. and artille Scouls will hold a rally Marci) 15 brown hair, blue eyes and light Italy against German targets from vision committee of the Chamber China relief. bitt, all of Iowa City; Lloyd axed an aJ at 7:30 p. m. in the Cit:t high complexion. Officials at Oakdale Austria to Normandy, Lieut. Mil­ of Commerce, wili be in charlie or Palmer of West Liberty, and Frank two weeks school auditorium. The permanent Juliette Low, believe that he is wearing a blue Marlha Jane Fisch, daughter of ton J. Grosenbach, a former Uni­ the meetmg. Copeland of North Liberty. Monte Bel' Red Cross Director Network Schedule lund now includes more than $75, denim ~hirt, powder blue work Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fisch, 212 versity of Iowa student, has been lello. In I The schedule of the recognition 000. In 1944 contributions exceeded pants, cap and mackinaw. E. Bloomington street, was sworn assigned as a bombardier instruc­ John Murphy is masler coun- Corregidor, guardian 01 the Filth army on radio programs is as follows: $43,000. Iowa City's donation was Earl Gale, 19, live feel, six into the WAC's this week. tor at Courtland, Ala., army air­ mouth of Manila Bay, Is sup­ sill Or, Phil Cady, senior counsilior, mil es. Th Tells of Hospital "meakfast Club" Blue network, $70.79. inches tall, weight 123 pounds; Private Fisch is attending the field where flying ofIicers are ported by th ree lesser fortified and Dale Godbey, junior coun­ getting con March 10, 8:15 a. m.; Hop Harri­ light brown hair, blue eyes ond University of Iowa at present and gi ven training in operating the islands, the sites of 'f'orts HUlLhes, sillor. ing the Be son, Blue network, March 10, 3:45 wiU not be called to active duty B-24 Liberator bomber. Drum (lnd Frank. Work Overseas small build. After the meetIng the Mother's In addi p. m.; "Voice of Firestone," NBC, Two Escaped Convicts lin til sometime in April. She will He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. club served hmch. Serving on the March 12, 7:30 p. m.; "Dootor laken by th "If a serviceman is in a hospital Thomas Kensett opened the then go to Ft. Des Moines for Albert J. GI'osenbach of Grinnell. committee were Mrs. Ed Murphy, 1. Q." NBC, March 12, 9:30 p. m .; German I overseas, you can be sure he is first canning plant in America basic training. Upon completion He is living with his wife in De- Mrs. J. P. Cady, Mrs. M. I. Godbey, Bernadine Flynn, Crisco's Radio From Oakdale Farm in 1817. of this training she will receive catur, Ala. \ wounded v receiving the best of care," as­ Mrs. Chan Coulter and Mrs. D. R. heavy. M sured Harold N. Read, director of Newspaper, CBS, March 16, 12:30 ST TRY US p. m.; "," Mu­ Thomas. come into I American Red Cross personnel in tual network, March 16, 8:3Q p. m.; Still Sought by Police FIRST AMERICAN PLANE LANDING ON IWO JIMA 24 hours b the Meditert'anean theater. He Yes, then you'll find Albert Kes talked to Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary Spotlight Bands, Blue network, Babbitt Rites Today several times during next week, The car which the two convicts F'uneral services for Dorothy lha t Kelley's is tops in lorcements and Masons at a luncheon meeting used in their escape from the Oak­ cleaning. yesterday. 8:30 p. m. Babbitt, who was killed in an auto­ Recently returned to this coun­ Juliette Low Fund dale sanatorium pl'ison farm was mobile accident Monday, will be tiund abandened on U. S. high­ held this afternoon at 2 o'clOck at try after 20 months overseas, Read As a contribution toward world KELLEY CLE~ OOPCt told the group that hospitalization peace and good will, Iowa City way No. 6 between Colfax and the Oathout funeral chapel. Burial 124 S. GILBERT 4111 will be in the West Liberly ceme­ probably is better over there than Girl Scouts will place pennies in a Newton last night. 218 Eo WASIIlNGTON '* it is in the states. world globe as a climax of the George Clark, 22, and Earl Gale, tery. OPPOSt In each hospital at the front city-wide rally March 15. George Clark, 22, and Earl Gale, are one or two Red Cross workers The contributions will be do­ 19, who were both serving five­ Brettor who write letters for the boys. At nated to the Juliette Low fund, year terms for larceny at the state some of the airbase hospitals they which was inaugurated in 1927 reformatory at Anamosa, had been WASHI I\ find pieces of parachute, cut them "for the promotion of Girl Scou~­ transferred recently to the Oak­ GLORIOUS NEW FORMALS "Railroa dir inlo scarf lengths and the GI's ing and Girl Guilding throughout dale prison farm. iicans me hem them [or friends at home. the world." Juliette Low was the Police believe that the two men Morgenthal In addition to work in hospitals, founder of the Girl Scouts in the escaped about midnight Monday speedy Con Red Cross clubs are set up in each United States. night. They changed their cloth­ Just Arrived! Bretton We newly occupieq area. In Rome the Belore the war, money from the ing in the boiler room of the sana­ nomic stab club is in a palace, and a railroad fund was used to pay the travellng torium and drove into Iowa City The trea; station houses Red Cross activities and living expenses of girls from In a ton-truck owned by the san­ principle 0 in Florence. all over tbe. world who camped to­ atorium. tlon in wo "The officer's club, also in a gether in the Girl Scout national Police also believe tthat they congress fo palace in Rome, is beautlful," com­ chalet in Adelboden, Switzerland. stole a tan colored 1942 De Soto KICKING UP DUST, an artillery observation plane taxies along atter making the IIrst U. S. landing on t,latUe­ was rejecte mented the personnel director. "It Since 1940 encampments have been car owned by Leslie E. Freswick, torn lwo Jima. A Marine rides 8 wing strut tel guide the pilot, Lt. Harvey ()lsun. Seattle, 1.0 a parking space League of is equipped with all kinds of held in the United States and 840 S. Summit street, and made out of ronge of enemy guns that were shellinll Ute airstrip. Official Marine Corps photo. (International) told the ho gadgets including buttons on the South America, although most of ''The world phone with which to call a valet, the money accumulated by the to take the butler and a maid." fund has been spent for relief in He urged "How long Red Cross units will war-torn countries. ton Woods You'll be hi s queen at the Coro­ be needed in Italy depends on the Relief Work I April 25 I length of time that area will be In 1944 this relief included Alles van die beste ... Have a Coke' nation Ball, [or he'll always re­ nations at ~ used fQr airbases for planes active (ALL THE BEST) "Our del. in the European, China and Burma Presbyterian Class member how l(lvely y'oij looked in could ente theaters of war," explained Read meeting wi in answer to a question asked by To Meet Thursday your glamorous new formal from the world a club member yesterday. congress m In conclusion he said the Red The Bible class for students, Willard's. Let us hell? you sel~t we are n. sponsored by the Westminster fel­ Cross is with the boys everywhere our Attractive assortment. World coUa overseas. They are at the front, lowship will be held again this Morgenth they go ashore with invasion forces Thursday, with Luella Bare, A3 of that any in and they're on the airfields when Walker, in charge of the study of legislation, bomber forces bring planes back the 14th chapter of John. InlernatioOl to the home base. A hot drink and sandwiches will ably would be provided for the sack lunch at nomic stal 12 o'clock. American I Crashes Rhine OPPOsing th l In answe no other nl WAR BONDS Bretton We when congl lIle other $10.95 swiftly. Thl Ing for a s to Stales." $35.00 ~ Judge ~ Probler

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