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MEATS. FATS, .., IlamPI, q s th ...,h U I.' At I~ ••• , .. J2 , ••d . raOCESSED rOODS, .... I llmpa Partly Cloudy "5 Ibro.,b ZG lad All I~ •••• ~ 8~ ...... d. UGAIt ...... lour, slam, II l'alJd 'or II.,e l.u..... SHOES. bo.k "tree, airplane .'.mPl I, Z an S yaU. ladefl... IOWA: Pari1T elolUb with ris • Uel,. GA80LINE, jf-A ,oCHI '.r 'OOf ,aUons. m. temperatures. 8- ~. e .. s, 8 .. 8 aD' 0 .. ' e •• p ••, ,.,tI 'or fl •• ,aJJOJlJ. THE DAILY IOWAN FVEL OIL, .I. t ,elr'. perl ••• IJld, 5 lad lb.l. year'. 1, 2, a aod • Yalld. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper i - ', - t1VE CENTS TID AUO«lIATID ...... IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1945 VOLUME XLV NUMBER 131 = Yanks in Italy' LEATHERNECKS WORSHIP ON IWO Adv_nce Russians Begin Drive , to Berlin , Five Mile,s From Oder River Bridgeheads Mountain Troops Meet ------~------~----~----~----~------~--~---2-=--- Heavy Nazi Fire Russian Sweep- Southwest of Bologna U. S. Forces Zhukov Starts ROME (AP)- The United States loth mountain divis ion has scored Shifts Nazi Forces to East a five-mile advance throueh some Reach Luzon 3-Sided AHack of Italy's most rugged terrain and By Klrke L. ImpAOn Russian sweep from the Vistula seleetiOll of Ute most vulnerable against beavy German artillery, Asaoclaled Press War Analyst to the Oder, wu on the move. It se<:tor ot the BerUn selge peri macbinegun and mortar Cire dur Despite a news blackout on First said the Russians, paced by a mas meter {or the InlUal eHort to South (oast sive i'.tn barTa l~, were striklnl breach the Oder line because of On Kuestrin ing the last th ree days, allied army operations in the Bonn-Col headquarters announced yester ogne ector on the Rhine which full force at the Kustrin and Zeh the flat lands lying west ot the day. may cover an Immediate Ameri den east bank redoubts that luard river. Assault Commences Lifting a three-day blackou t 011 Planes Sink, Damage can attempt to lorce a river cro - the critical span -of the middle As u5ual MOsCOW IgnQred the eme 'OIl Oder 40 and 30 miles respectively lei at Jill. news of action in the Apennines 16 Enemy Freighters ing, the center of gravity in the Berlin reporL It is not apt to say Following 24-Hour ,n (rlcbt). southwest of Bologna, headquar Eu ropean war seemed definitely from Berlin. anything ot operations there until Artillery Barrage aln (left). ters said the action was "a moo t Two Jap Warships shifting Irom west to east again. That repreesnts at least a litty objectives have been attained and successful limited objective at- ' That was the implication of a mUe-wide a ault from a point due consollda~ ; but the scene of y 1l.lIIIafe LONDON (AP)-Marshal K. tack" which resu;ted in the cap MANILA, Thursday (AP) German ofUcial announcement east of Berlin to an even closer action as outUned by the Nazls G. ture of a number of dominating American ground forces on Luzon that Marshal Zhukov's WhIte Ru - range atlack due northeast slrlflciently Indicate what that Zhukov's F ir&t white Russian army peaks west of the Bologna-Plstoia have penetrated below ManUa to sian army, the cuttlnl edle of the Zedhen. It also Indicates RUSllan objective must be. group belan yeslerday the 1011, highway, the town of Castel D expected leneral frontal assault on scuss Atano, 20 miles from Bologna, and WITH THEIR WEAPONS within reach, Leatherneeks on Iwo Jlma the south coast tor the first lime 1,200 prisoners. pause for worship. A Catholic chaplain In khaki vestment I cele while planes, in attacks along the Berl!n from Ita Oder river brld,e The American assault was sup braUn.- the boly sacrifice ot the mass on the Surlbacbl Yama lor ma approaches to the AsiatIc main Suite Algerienne- Argentina Declaration heads 30 to 40 mUes to the east, rines of the Fifth division as two of the worshippers (wearln.- hel At a ,Glance- urs ported by Brazilian troops operat land, have sunk or damaged two the Germans announced. illl on the right flank of the mets) hold a poncho to break the wind and prevent. the chalice, can The attackers Jumped off aller dJes aDd book belDI' blown from the altar. enemy warships and 16 freighters. Expected to Pass hants will Mountaineers. The Brazilians some used as transports. a lIigantic 24-hour artillery bar m at 2:SO seized Castel Nuovo, three miles Gen. Douglas MacArthur an Concert rDlle and punched In to the outer to discuss southeast of Castel D-Aiano and • Today's delenses Kueslrin, which. was nounced these successes In his Americas to Invite ot . bUsintll a mile west of the Bologna-Pistoia Congress Requested communique yesterday. under attack from north, east and highway. Argentina to Join south, Berlin's alarmed broadcast Red (ross Eleventh Airborne d 1 vis ion rl Snyder, The men jumped ott March 3 ers said. They credited Zhukov Yanks and the 158th infantry regi Review United Nations Cause 1 trade dI. at 7 a. m., aiter a 20-minute aerial Iowan with using seven arrnles. Includin& To Study Treatment ment, mov ing swiftly south below .. ... , Chamber and artillery barrage a nd clim ...... two tank armies. Manila bay, captured two towns By MARJORIE WA N ON charge ot axed an allied drive which started MEXIGO CITY (AP)- Amerl Mortar Board tap. 10 new Moscow said nothing of any such two weeks ago with the captUl'e of Of Wounded Veterans To Sell Tags on Balayan bay Tuesday. Balaya n Dally Iowan taft Writer members. A steamer coming into port, cnn nallons represented here were d velopmcnt, but Soviet silence is Monte Belvedere and Monte Ga1' bay is on the Verde Island pas ready yesterday to extend a poU te sage, across from American-held Moorish dane rs and French Bol customary at the start 01 a major of the tello. In the whole operation the WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress hand to ArlcnUna. Their action Coach 'Pope' HarriJlOn slated for operation. is sup· Fifth army has gained up to eight Students to Manage Mindoro island. dien passed through the minds of raise. was asked yesterday to make a mllY touch off a bombshell in Only Tuesday the way W illi fortified miles. The drive was a imed at They seil.ed the towns of Bala a responsive concert aud! nee last special in vestigation of the treat 3 Booths on Campus Buenos Aires. lIS ts Hughel, getting control of heights dominat yan and Calatagan, which are in night as they Iistell d to th uni Thlr\t al'Jft)' sweeps 50 mHes into paved lor on ault toward. Ber ing the Bologna-Pistora highway. menl given War velerans in hos To Raise $1,000 Batangas province some 40 mil versity concert orch ·tra under The declaration on Ar,entlna, Germany. lin when Zhukov's rilbt wing thrust to the Oder's Baltic sea out In addition to the prisoners pitals here and abroad. soulh ot Manila. the directton of Prot. Philip Gre - which oWclals expect will receive unanimous approval by the Inler let and destroyed the threat of a taken by the advancing Americans, Representative P b i I bin (D., Twice a year University of Iowa Thus the Yanks were on the ley Clapp, head ot the music de U. S. troop In Italy advance German losses in killed and Mass.) of the hOllse militnry com students seldom venture on campus south end of Luzon for the lirst partm nt, play the music ot Salnt American conference, warmly in tlve miles, German counter-stroke on that flank. This success was vastly wounded were said to ha ve been mittee introduced a resolution 10 with out lapel decoration. One time Ume. Saen's "Suite Aigerienne." vites that country to move into the solidified yes t e r day, Premier heavy. Many of the Nazis had is homecoming. Today it' Red The typical scenes of Algiers new continental system and Ute begin frontal a ~sault on set up an ll -rnan house group 10 As Genel'al MacArthur reported B_ Stalin announcing caplure of lIS come into the line only ITo m 12 to make U1e study of what he said Cross tag day. were ao vlvld In the orche Ira's unllcd natioM under her own Berlin. regrouping ot his forces for the ste Stcpenitz, Gollnow and Massow. 24 hOUI'S before as Field Ma rshal were "aUeged intolerable condi Tag day is scheduled ror today tinal cleanup radio Tokyo quoted rendition of lhe 'ulte that even m. 'II lind Alber t Kesseld ng threw in rein tlons and irregulal·ities aUecti ng and tomorrow for the purpose of the J apanese Domei agency as say lhe most casual Hsten r could .see It is Icheduled to be I8ken UP in The Germans said the Russians tops i forcements. hospitalized veterans." contacting town students. Three ing a major battle is imminent til m clearly. The final movement, the steering committee this mom had broken into the Baltic fortress booths have been ~ et up at the near American-heJd Montalban, in a mllltary mar c h, 'pecially ing and acted upon In the !Inal Third Army Plunges of Kolber, and were haslening to PhiJbin's resolution \IIIIS sent to end the entire Baltic campaign, bu [he wles committee, with Indica Iowa Union, Sella:!! er hall and the Manila watershed sector abOut pleased th audience. S Int-Snens plenary sea ion this a!ternoon. devoted most of their broa dca~ts GOP Congressmen LJons it would not be acted on University hall. This will give stu eight miles northeast of the war was an inveterate globe-trotter Word that the document was SO Miles in Germany dents an opportunity to conlribule wrecked metropolis. and his particular interest in Al coming out has already produced to accounts of the offensive aimed until standing committees dealing at BerUn. with veterans have an opportun to Lheir 1945 R d Cross member giers prompted him to write this a reactIon In Argentina, with act ship. That the Clnal phases or the Oppose 'Railroading' ity to make recommendations. campaign will be tedious was composit.ion. Ing Foreign Minister Cesar Ame German Collapse, The Nazi. said Zuhkov was at Students on duty at the booths tacklnl rep atedly from bridge The house military committee striklnily Indicated wehn dough Bizet's dramatic overture, "Pa ghino declarlnl he has decided to Begun at Bitburg, are: Eloise Simmon ~ , Al of Center heads on U1C west bank of the recently was authorized to make boys, operlltlng from liberated Ma trIe!" is among lhe composltJons reaUirm hi country's "respect l or Bretton Woods Plan vi lle; Jane lierUein, A2 of Wa Oder, with Kuestrin as the focal special investigations o( all phases nila, were lorced to make 17 am· redIscovered only re ntly by con the person Ilty, sovereignty, Inde Develops Into Rout verly; Elaine Hess, A2 of Iowa ductors who had previously known pendence and territorial Integrity point but with the assaults con WASHINGTON (AP)-Cries of of the war program, including the phibious strikes in Manila bay, City; Carolyn Long, A2 oC Ci ncln following arllUery harrages. to Bizet only by his opera "Carmen." of all other American nations." PARtS, Thursday (AP)-Tanks stantly being extended. "Railroading" from the Repub- .,h andling of wounded servicemen nati; Mary Gregg. A2 of South This overture, originally written of the Amer1can Third army A late broadcast by the German Ucans met Treasury Secretary and is making a sludy of army root J apatlese suiCide remnants DakoLa, Mary Ann Mueller, A4 of 8S an introduction to a play, has stormed up to the west bank o[ transocean Bgency referTed to at Morgenthau's request today for hospitals. from wrecked ships In the harbor. Iowa City; Mary Ann Riley, A2 of An American headquarters gained much atl ntion among the Rhine northwu t of Cobleoz tacks extending from Schwedt on speedy Congressional aclion on the He has evidence, Philbin said, Burlington; Mary Brush, A2 of spokesman said the survivors ot music lovers, while the play has Senate May Clear Wednesday night, having plunged the north through Kuestrln to Bretton Woods plan for world eco- indicating that "bureaucratic red Shenandoah; Dorothy Magill, A3 of the 6,000 J apanese on Corregidor been forgotten. more than 50 mil es InsIde G erman~ Crossen on the southeast- a r iver nomic stabilization. tape is throttl ing the granting of Atlantic; Barbara Larmer, A4 of island have been sealed off in 300 The diverSity of movements in Mild Manpower Bill In a wh!rlwlnd advance that sent frontage distance 01 more than 100 Tbe treasury head, bringing the relief, loans and educational privl Muscatine; Marilyn Henningsen, caves and lunnels by paratroopers this overture requires an exper the enemy reellng In chaotic de miles. principle oC American participa- leges authorized" by the G. 1. bill A3 of Atlantlc. of the 503rd r egi ment. They re Ienced orchestra for perfect pres leat. In referring to the onslaught, tion In world organization before of rights. WASHrNOTON (AP)- The sen congress for the first time since it ______Jean Malis, Joanne Brown, A1 fused to surrPl\der and are doomed entation and the university or The Germany collapse on the which they contended was being of centerville, Mildred Buoy, A4 of to di e in the underground recesses. chestra proved itself quite capable ate rejected yester day two pro Third army Iront, started by the held generally In check, Lhe Ger was rejected In President Wilson's Colby, Kan.; Barbara Lund, Sally In the strategic south-central of undertaking the task. posals for compulsory manpower fourth armored division's bl'ea k mans tor the first time used the League of Nations 25 years ago, Italian Premier Umlandt, Al of Muscatine; J ean Luzon sector, 11th Airborne troops The orchestra seemed afraid of controls, clea ring the way for a throuih at Bltburg thr ee days ago, designation "east of Berlin." told the house banking committee Ann Pyles, A3 of St. J oseph, Mo .. str uck thrpugh the volcanic coun "Symphony in D minor" (Franck). vot~probably today- on a milder soon developed into rout with "Tbe world is waiting for America a Rope Ann Hea, AS of Mason Oity; try and look the town of Tlaong. It moved too lanquldly and lacked bill recommended by the military other units the Third army to take tbe lead." ot Weathers Crisis Audrey Griffith, Al of Des Moines; These doughboys are about 25 air feeling. T he harp and violin back alfaira committee. plunging eutward and the Flrsl He urged enactment of lhe Bret J oan Shellady, Al of Akron and line miles northeast of vilal ground in the second movement Advocate. of the military com army swinging sout.hward after the Ohio Flood lhtta\ ton Woods legIslation before lhe Doris Havescamp, A t of Muscatine. le Coro· ROME (AP)-P remler Ivanoe Balangas bay. was lovely. ml ttee bill, which calls for a lar ge "apture of Colognc. April 25 meeting of the united The university quota to be nations at San F rancisco. Bonomi weathered his second Franck wrote this symphony at degree of voluntary cooperation in It was the Ardennes break To Lessen as Water gays reo raised by F riday is $1,000. Accord a ti me when French composers channeling the nation's workers "Our delegation," he said, " then political crisis in three months through In reverse. Virtually all ing to Chairman Margaret Shuttle were changing from operatic where they are needed most, resistance had been overwhelmed ooked jn could enter the San Francisco last night as the cabinet In an worth, A3 of New Yor k City, $235 Hits Wartime High meeting with definite assurance to Bombers Aim works to orchestra composl lions. claimed the net result was favor and the German troops appeared eXlraordina ry session oonvoked has been turned Into student head Franck ran into much opposition able to their cause. concerned only with retreating to ,al from the world that tbe United States quarters in Old Capitol. congress means busi ness, and that after the riot at the royal palace with his ideas, but. despite early Senator Chandler (D., Ky.), who safety or surrendering as quickly CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) Tuesday reaffirmed confidence in Also announced b Margaret failure he eventually conquered doesn't think any such legislation as possible. Massel of Nw equip )U select we are not just talking about Shuttleworth are dormitory repre Flood waters of midwestern rivera world coJlabora tion." the premier who promised a swift To Cui Lines the music world. Besides being a is needed, forecast that the com ment were destroyed and supply - pr incipally the historically men sentative women. Belte Jo Phelan. nrtment. Fascist purge. composer in his own r ight, Franck mittee measure would (all just as dumps were captured so rapidly acing Ohio-gr ew deeper last Morgenthau told the commIttee A2 of Mason Oi ty heads the com that any The ex pression of confidence is olten referred to as the founder did the propositions ,"oted upon that the loot bad not been evalu night, but the end of the valley's important change in the mittee for dormitoriC's. Currier hall LONDON (AP)- Approximately legislation, such as eliminating the came after a long session in the of modern French music. today. ated. greatest wartime Clood threat wu representatives and solicitors are: 1,200 American heavy bombers international monetary fund, prob Viminale palace while rifle-bear in sight. Helen Klahn, A2 of Marshalltown ; and straling fighters stepped up ably would seu Itle the whole eco ing policemen, supported by two OHIO RIVER RISES TO 62.2 FEET AT CINCINNATI Pat Hanson, A2 of Decorah; Beth the offensive aimed at isolating River for ecasters pre d i c ted nomic stabilization plan. The tanks commanding the driveways Mc.Kensie. A3 of Monroe; Eleanor the Ruhr from main German sup crests of from 15 to 20 feet above American Bankers association is sloping up to the palace, guarded flood level would be reached Pond, A3 of Oxford Junction; Ema ply lines yesterday with attacks to opposing the fUnd. the ministers. ' day all along the Ohio and its trib gene Reid, A2 ot Newton; Maxine on three'raii belts running into the In answer to questlons, he :said Romig, A4 of Muscatine; Charlotle utaries as colder weather turned no other nation yet has acted on menaced German industrial zone. an Incessant ram to a wispy snow. Koenig, A2 of Chicago; Rosemary While the rail lines were being Bretton Woods but "I think that Brock, A2 of Winterset; Ellen Thousands of families alon. a When congress approves the plan hammered, four motor fuel plants 1.000-mile stretch of lowlandl George, A2 of Kent; PhyUis within the battered Ruhr were the other goverOl'"ents will act Cologne in Waste Nicholson, A2 of Des Moines; Joyce scurried to higher ground and war swilUy. The entire world Is wait bombarded in a coordinated as production staggered under re 5 Boehmler, Al of Hampton, and sault. ing for a signai from the United Germans Loot, Riot; Betty Shaken bur g. duced operations. States." More than 900 f1ying Fortresses Yanks Bomb Soliciting at other dormitories and Liberators of the United At least eight lives were loat wiU be Eunice Lorsen, Al of SLates Eighth alrforce and 250 and the property 1016 was believed Klemme, Currier Annex; Shirley fighters attacked the long, con to be in the millions. COLOGNE, Gemlany (AP) The Red Cross, state. elty and Judge St~dies Supply Sime, AJ of Duncombe, Edward crete, four-track viaduct near German looted German in ruined House; Jo Cadlid, McChesney federal agencies poured a stream Bielefeld, 60 rnlles northeast of the of relief personnel and material Cologne today as the ir on discipline House; Dorothy Bugman, Lambert Ruhr on the main line to central Into flood-stricken areas and mili Problem in Europe of 12 years of Nazi rule crumbled House; Barbara Unger, A3 of Red Germany and struck at railyards 118 1Uard8 Oak, Russell House; Le Ann Pabst. at Soest, 30 mUes {rom Dortmund, tary forces were used under an exuberance that accor'h and to aid In evacuatinl flooded LONDON (AP)-Judge Samuel Al of Grundy Center; Delores and Siegee. 35 miles east of Rc.enman, personal representative panied American occupation 01 the Schlectman, A2 of Earlville, Fair sections. Reich's rourth largest metropolis. Cologne. of President Roosevelt, said yes child House; Sue Jones, is chair Eighth airforce operations yes terday he bad discussed with Brit Food dumps, liquor warehouses, man for the Law Ccmmons. terday followed a seven-hour at Iah o1ficials the feasibUi ty of free and clothing floors of the city's re tack by RAP Mosquito bombers •Warmer Today • illl huee stores· of food, clothing maining department stores were and Lancasters Tuesday night on raided by wine happy citizens riot With High Clouds ~d raw materials here for ill-clad House Approves Bill enetn.Y troop and armor concentra I and ltarvlng western Europeans. ing in bomb-destroYed "Allstade" tions in the Wesel area on the east ~It . is------goinl to be------. wanner &Jain Asserting that his mission was - or the old city section of ancient bank of the Rhine. :purely fact-finding" and that he Cologne. Extending Nurse-Draft today; no doubt aboUt It. A few nad no authority to make com Combat troops completing final hieh clouds are elq)eCted to move ---_. in but there Is no precipitation of IDitments to anyone, Rosenman mopping up states of their occupa WASHINGTON (AP) - Nurse Portuguese Government any variety or any other unpleas laid he was concerned with study tion of the ci ty were too busy with draIt legislation broadened to in Reported Overthrown antness in sight yet. The prevaIl In, the problem of civilian sup their own problems to do moPe clude men as weU as women not pliea required by France, Belilum, than hold in check this demonstra over 44 or under 20 years of age By Army OHice" Ina southwest wind will be 10ft. I1olland, Norway and Denmark. tion of spontaneous looting by the won houes approval today by a It wasn't Buch a bad day yester ltoaenman, here with the largest city's poor. top-heavY vote. LONDON (AP)-Parls radio day either: clear and not too cold. entourage of economic experts the Doughboys walking through the The adminlstration·requested yesterday quoted "reporta from The low was 17 but by mid-after UnIted States has sent abroad streets of Cologne l(loked up from measure written by the house mili Portugal" as sayin, that a group noon the mercury had climbed to ainee the war started, sald he was the awful wreckage of the rwned tary committee to meet the needs of hllh-ranking army officera had 35. It seems that Iowa City 11 in taI'r7tna on his talks wIth British ci ty to see thl!f miracle oC Cologne of the army and the navY for an attempted a coup d'etat aimed at , for a spell of good weather, what oftielala to see that the problem cathedral with its slender, grace1ul estimated 18,000 additional nurses the overthrow of the government AT TRIaD AND BRO.\DWAY .tteeta 'n ctac ...... U.Ule O~ rlftI' leD' water I'IIIIdIIW Iato u.. nn& noon with the Ice nearly ail ,one from of IUpplies to liberated Europe spires rising above the devastation wu sent to the lenate by a roll oC Premier Antonio De Olelvera of baIJ4IQp .... rose to 8Z.Z feel, reltretellU... ~ It 'ee' alton noot.tap. '11le river appeared to the river, the frost coming out 01 ""11 adequatelJ met. ~rought by allied air raids. call :vote of 347 to 42. ~lazar. ... ~ &0 clIIaaWo1la tJoocJ heJIhta tvbell the ...... ,.., ...... the ltOund, and all. ' PAGE TWO THE D A I L Y lOW A N, lOW A CIT y, lOW A THURSDAY MARCH 8. 194~ 236 Women Recognized in Traditional Ceremony Th
Margaret Rowland, A4 of Cleve dent; Betty Jo Phelan. A2 of grouP. and Ann Shaw, A3 0' Dell Hanson. A2 of Cedar Rapids; Doris and Catherine Yerkes, AI of To Mary succeeds Louise HHtman Phyllis Taub. A3 of Maplewood. land. Ohio. Mason City, secretary; Dorothy I\Jolnes. lbe transfer coUllcli. Havercamp, Al of Muscatine; ledo. as editor. Last year's state included N . .1:.; Doris Bennett. Al 01 low" Morlar Board • • • Wirds. AS of Iowa Falls. treas Members or the ("eshman coun- LMcJeI'l 'or TraMter O.IeMa&loe Eleanor Pownall, art editor; Mary City; Mildred Grossman. AI of One of the highlights of the pro· urer; Dorothy Magill. intrmural cil are Phyllis Hedges. Louise Miriam Reegar. Ai ot Sioux City; will be Patb E... 1. AS of Iowa Osborne, activities editor; and Jean Marshalltown; and Patricia Gro!· ",am was a coronation senlce In chairman, aod Paula Raff. A3 of HiUman. AS or Bettendorf; Jayne Janet Henninger, A I of River Falls; Rose Marte _ley, A3 of Bowlsby. A4 ot Wllterloo. SOCial haus. A2 of Iowa City. Beth SnJ- which r tlril1&' presidents of the HilghlUd Park. Ill., intramural Livings\on, A3 of Fl. Dodge; Bette Forest, Ill.; Maryann Hobbs. Al of N,w BeIItoa, 111.: ~n 81im editol·. der is the chairman. Elet 10 three prinCipal women'. orJanka assistant. Jo Ph Ian. Eileen Schenken. A3 Gary, Ind.; Maxine Holler, At ot grever, AS of Cedar aapl4s; Mar Bo&b tlIe new and the retlring Since the new Y. W. C. A. et~ tlons croWlled the new pr s.ldeub. RecenUy elected officers of tbe ot Marion. and Margaret Walk. Davenport; Joyce Kearsing, A2 01 Jorie Fl.... ~lek, A.! of Elkader: ..... 01 Informedon Flrst were re- Inet was not ready t.o be ... Newly elected beads, whose llames Home Economics club were also On the transfer Orientation Spring Valley, N. Y.; Maryon Jul. Harvoy, AS 01 OkoboJi: Jane cOCllbed. E1eanO&' Pownall will be nounced, recognition was cinn " Edna Herbst bad been kept eret since the announced. They are I\farsena council are Holly Bakel', A2 or Keeley. At of Aurora. I1I.; Vir HerUolD, A2 01 Waverb: Doroilly cbail'mall of Ute central com.mIUee the cabinet which has served dar. electlolls. re Edna Berb t, AS of Nelson, AS ot Chicago, pr Ulent: Highland Park. 111.; Bernadine ginia Kelly. A2 of Iowa City; Joba_n. AI 01 Burl~; lIele$ year. and Recognition day with its thrills and excitement has a deeper significance- it is a living example of the American Way, recognition by merit ra ther than by force. It is, indeed, a sign of the times. Those daughters of Old Gold who were recog- nized yesterday are reaping a two·fold harvest IOWA WOMEN ELECTED EDNA HERBST &0 head University Women's association for the comlnr WINNER OF TIlE UWA holllrshio award announced esttrday were lerl 10 fl, ht Jl n WII II, ftlr, and Is pictured above wllh the other officers, Left to rlrht: Nancy Green, sophomore repre enta senior: Jimmy Jame . Junior; Racbel Vpd ,.rart, ophomore. Cnot pictured) ll nd l\J rilm 'chnelder. -they are extracting the most possible from the' rre hman. UVt; Wanda Siebels, vice-president; Dorothy Kottt'mann. Stcretary &rid Joan lIolt. trea urer. . . study of books and they are experiencing the responsibilities of governing. It is to them that the fleeting days of college will mean the most • in retrospection. We t a k e off our hats to the new Mortar Boarders who have combined high grades with active ports in ca mpus affairs. We also recog nize the "almost in·ors" who although not in the organization, are worthy of citation because of the service they have made to Iowa. May these women be on inspiration to the rest of us to El\lCEE P EGGY BANK bhown strive to greater heights of achievement. above a he pre enkd the "l\lor· tar fovl ta~ h of Time" at ye terday's Rcco.. nlU on da.v cere· mon y. Committee members In ...... char,o of the nropam. In additi on 10 1\1Iss Ba nk ~. In cluded Ka 0 ' on nor, l~ l rmJ\n , Loul John- ~ n . J a ll oilier and Nancy • hmidt. • NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS In the Younr Women's ehrl tlan association arc shown above. Dorothea Davidson. sophomore president; Jeane KrabbenhoeU. treasurer; BODnle Lansing. econd vlct· president. Seated: Nancy Gilson, Junlor·senlor president; Margaret Walk, pre Ideot and Mary Osborne, nrs! vice· president. WOllEN'S REC&UTlONAL &IIOClaUoa elected Doro'b~ Mum president for 1945·t6. The new officer. MORTAl. BOARD-heirht of eve" Iowa coed's ambition. Ten new men:bers. lIe- ward a prOlipedive member, placed the black mortar board on her head, anetted her 10 ..arecl above are ltancllDf., ,len to rlabt:\oroibJ' Benr, and Yvonne Fran.ke. Seated: Harriel Arnold, lecied Oil • basis of leadership, IICholanhlp, chancter and service. werc lapped ,ea· the lta&e. Pictured above are the new members. Slandlnr are: Marlaret Brownlq, &erda" .ad lnlllated ...t ni&hL Anxldy, luapeJlle all4 exuberance were very much In Marraret Walk, Wanda Siebe", Joan Overholser, Edna Herbst and Marrare\ SbaWe· IIlII MarUI .aI,".... .(~. . Macabee. \ evidence Jea&erday afternoon all active Morlar Board memben wended &lIcit waY to· worUl. Seaied are Helen KuUler, BonnIe LansfDf. Louise HUlman and Joyce Ducl&L • PACllrou.' . '1' It! D,. It Y lOW A N. IOW.It CITY, tOW A - THUIlSDAY' IofAlTK:S I, 1'" " ' THlJRSI NOT THROUGH YET By Jack Son~ -- Sc;Jlary ncrease "Slated . Maybe So Navy BOlen, OF . Who's Minneapolis Best? (I Diamond For ,Cooth PQPS ·"Harrison Triumph Meet Tonight IVtLXXl, N. Cadets Will Aftetw,. By BOB KRAUS~ Thor Dally Iowan Sports Editor To Mark Up SeconII 2 p. m. f COle8 Pretfids NOW THAT OHIO STATE has ac Triumph of Season Unil'ersity c cepted a bid to play in the Madi 4 p. m. TI son Square Garden end of the Making their second honIe ... Satur NCAA bas k e t b a II tournament pearance this season, th~...". .... 8-11 p. m. Iowa Union. Goolf Seasott' what appears to be an interesting flight boxing team wiU pot (8 lit thought has come to mind. This is gloves tonight againsf !be .... MOD to the effect that nobody will ever trom the Minneapolis NanI Ail p. m. Unl: lo'YIa' ~ Says know if Iowa or the Buckeyes station at 7:30 in th~ tieJdbouR Culbertson, were the better team in the Big The cadet squad, coadteil IIr H. ",ad' No InteMion Ten this season. Frl Lieut. Dominick NapOlitano, .. Student I CiI Leaving $c'h~ The reason that nobody will a record ot one victory, one tie' ... lional ever know is very simple. They one loss so far this seBIIOII. T\tf 3-5:30 Iowa's BI, Ten'champlbn H'uwlt- I nevllr played each other. As far as Pre..Flighters, in winnlJlf 09W University eyes received' a shot' in th~ arm we're concerned this is the result Wi sconsin, broke a Badfu fie. for a ~siblt! repeat champion of a rather-to say the least-un winning streak of 51 mafdles. ship drive neid year, When it WIll usual schedule arrangement within The Seal'lawks were prevIouIIJ learnld hel'\! yesterd8y that all \lit·· , the Western conference. What scheduled to meet the KiM ;. dertsaridlni hat! been rea~K«I ~ point is there to the whole thing squad Friday but the lIate .. tween Coach Pops Harnsol\ and i when the two strongest teams in changed. There will bf!1lft11 __ the bOai'd' in' control Of a1bletic!s I the circuit can't do anything but bouts in the con est tonigbf. wonder about the other? as to the ulary' of tile head ISall With the exception of Ridlard ektball coach tor' tHe tuture. Just Suppose Bugler, 165-pound 8pecielitt .. SatiiW sttUdH Let us suppose that the Buck was transferred from the fleIt thia No official al'lnoun~et\t wu eyes make a respectable showing week, the seven-man carel for 1M mode, however, as to the am6uM I in the Garden extravaganza. Ir Clldets will be the same' OM 111M of increase, but' apparently it Watf they should happen to do so we fell at the hands of (he Bo1Ittt substantial' and safil!actory to i can already hear the horse laugh Hill NAS 5-3 last week. Harrison as he sa1d, "I'm ,hid all the way from Columbus. This Leader of the Seahawk squad a that the sa1\iry sltuatlOli is tii'keh isn't to say whether or not lown Bob Wilson, 135-pound C1MIet, wilt care of, althou~ I hat! no inteR\.. I should have made the trip, That has remained undefeated I'n tfIrttt tion o~ leavlll, Iowa, dftPite oifert ill all questionable water down the matches. Another 135-poUl)d IIIWJ from other Big ten universities. chin. man, Don McLaughlin, will meet We're lookln, forward to a Iteat Whether or not Ohio State does Seaman Second Class Ferri of h season next year,and I certainly do well fol' itsel! they can still caU Minneapolis team. want to be in on it." themselves sort of an eastern Big Harold Brady, regimental bo,, When Harrison was moved to Ten champion. That's just about ing champion at the pr..-tllfht the job of head coach three years what it amounts to right now. U's Chicago Cubs Begin school In the 145-11ound d\vll\\OI\, ago, his salary was moved up to the same as the eastern and west Big Ten Will will l'epresent the local group $3,500; an increase of $1,000 from ern towns in the big leagues. All Spring Training Today against W. C. Pal'l(3 of the vlsitin, his prevIous sala\'y ot ~,600 he we need now is more emphaSis on team. received as a!lSlstant coieh. The the first and second division clubs. Walter Kuhta, who gained OM Name Director of the three victories against title ot head coach had' previously Once Again At French Lick, Ind. been aceompanied by 'a sa',,"y of Bunker Hill last week, will take All we al'e crying for, us we did over Bugler's 165-pound spot $5,060. once before, is a schedule with CHICAGO (AP)-The Big Ten CHICAGO (AP)-A handful of today will make its fourth attempt against Shipfitter drcutt of 1M OOaehi!W heol'cl some sense to it. We aren't trying Chicago Cubs last night departed BIiiM to name a successor to the late Minnesota air station. Harriso n~corich~ teims at' Iowa to detract one bit from the won for Prench Lick, Ind., where Man Hea ton will round out the ,catd for Muj. John L. Griffith liS confer have won 38 and lost 15 tamH, lerful achievements or the Hawk ager Cha-rlie Grimm hopeful1y the evening against M. BrOW'll. 10r a percenta,e ot' .n7, ov~r a eyes of this year. Aftel' all, Uley ence athletic director. Heaton Will! defeated fop UH! fin( three-y'ear span. His cOmplete The league's athletic directors, plans to send the Bruins through did accomplish more than any the opening' sprint training session time last week by Jill\' JfttrW8, I who already have proposed a coacl\ihK'l:ero~d, incl~t'll'"ffh~ YM!' other Iowa team has ever' don of the National League season. whom he had previously beliteil ill at Westl'nlnsfer col\~rt! of P'~ enough in itself. salary hike to $15,000 annually a match here earlier in the'shsOII. vania', shoWs a pet'cen(~ 6{ .MIf . But, to us, th present setup is a and increased authority for the ol Traveling Seelretary Bob Lewis on 68' wins and 1f 10558. Ten of trifle ridiculous. There would be [ice, al'e expected to suomi t their Invited 1& of the 37 players on the Prof)able IJinttIp 1he dft\ats came in his first ~ much more sense and, for that choice tor commiSsioner to the Cubs' roster to make the jaunt Seahawks Mhlile.... at IOwa, 1942-4'3, when st!l'Vic~ _~"""'-_~ ____--"_.-- ______matter, splce if each club in the conference faculty repr sentatives. from Chicago to the flood-plagued Robt. Wilson ... 135 .. a. W. Sltflilb calls disrupted his squa". His league played ull the others on a The a thletic directors will meet Indiana base. ShOrtly before train McLaughlin .. . la5 ., ...... A. 1': I'mi Hawkeye teams of th~ _ two liMe Howks'- home-and-home basis. The way today and the faculty representa time, several were unrC!ported. H. Brady ...... 145 ...... W. C. Parb seusc)l'Is won 31 and lOSt 5', Wl\IIbWtt things are right now there seems tives, who have the tinal say, will Other squad members were in Don Turner ... 155 .. ... R. J. COII'IrIy the 1945 coMet-ehee crO\Vt\' and to be a lingering doubt, and we ass mble tomorrow. structed to get to French Lick i"om Myrl Crowe .. . 155 .. If. M. SfmlllOlll sharihg second in 1944. can heal' people in Columbus suy In three previous meetings, the their winter residen es as best W. Kuhta ...... 165 ..... " ...... E. 0rctJIIt This sea son's ch.mpronl!hi~ Outstanding Defensive Player ing to each other, out of the sides names of H. O. (Fritz) Crisler and they could. B. Heaton .. ... 175 ...... ". M, BfOWft quad atracted five of the elgh of their mouths: "Yeah, heh, heh, Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, athletic Grimm, who has been sizing up largest ctowds ever assemble4 in but the chomps didn't play us." directors at Michigan and North his camp lor the past several days, the early-bird Washington sena the Iowa fieldhouse, M'8~ bY £he' By CIfAIt FEltlUS most attention from the crowd and' The toughest man on the oppos • • • western respectively, were most mayor may not be able to get tors did yesterday at CoIIeff record breakh\g 14',400 (or ~. I'lli. o.t1y [OWI'n SJH)I1s Writer ing team is always assigned to IT WAS WITII a feeling of ex mentioned in connection with the practice underway on schedule ai Park, Md. - from the papers, it is nevertheless I.;c;~::;o;;;;;;;; ~~ ",~ nois gam~ last Safurday wheJ\ tJ\e Only seniOr I tt.er winner to re tt'eme pleasure that we noticed commissionership. __...... :;;!;; ____;;;;;;; ______true that the hard pla)'1ng gbdl'ds Kallous to guard, and in this de Hawkeyes won the llig Tew title'. {utA to the Little Hawk basketball partment he has rated tops, bot that the Washington Senators op Crisler, apparently tbe No. 1 Othel' bIg crowds this ye«r i'l'ltlude: team. that copped the Mississippi perform an equally important tling up many high scoring men ened spring baseball practice yes choice, is believed to have turned Michl,an, 13,00; Pll'ldue, 12,ooo~ V"lIey conference this year was task. by his close and effective guard terday. Sure, the ail' was cold and down the job, but final action of and Indiana and '»isc6nllllt, &eh Dick Kallous, outstanding defen Kallous, in his second year on in g tactics . the boys didn't dare let their arms the faculty representatives on ll,50i1. siv guard on the City high five the varsity, has been the iUidjng Started Every Game oui in the wind for leur of being salary and authority may be the UN Our bOth thjs year and last. light on the Red and Wlllte team, chilled till the dog days in August deciding factor in any deci ion by A six-foot one-inch, 17-year-old Whenever starting lineups are but, oh, hapy day, it was baseball, either Crisler or Wilson. much as Jack Spencer has done mentioned, you may be sure to COftveDient Hawk ItitAaIf- City high student, KaUous has the same job tor the Iowa Hawk and that's the important thing. --y------I)een the mainstay on defense on eyes. find Kallous' nume ther'e, since he The announcement Is a definite The United States maritime the Hawklet five all season a,nd has started every game for the Directed Floor Play triumph for the national game. service training station at Sheeps ha I)e n one of the less spectucu Hawklets this season. Kallous has directed the floor From all we have been able to head Bay, Brooklyn, has GO,OOO la,. but vital cogs in tn Hawklet Graduating in June from City learn the bl'Oad-minded people in graduates in two years. Open's machine. play 'of the Little Hawks with su high, Kallous wants to go to the University of Iowa, but may be the government are behind the Guaro Perform preme efficienc» all season, and game solidly, We like to think this While it Is always the high has been vital In setting up the hampered in this by a caU to the service. is due in large part to the pleas scoring forwards who receive the offensive plays. from our fighting men that the April 6 game be kept up. Frankly, the an McGuire's Scores Win nouncement that all big league The Hawkeye• • baseball• teem In intramurai basketball compe teams are going ahead with their went into its final month of prac Ramblers Play Cify High Loses tition last night a hot and accurate spring plans has had the same re tice yesterday before the opening City hleh's LItUe H.a.wk care McGuire's team defeated Kort's action on us as a cold shower on game of the 1945 season, which is team was knocked out ot t.he quintet by an overwhelming 78-32 a hot day. Well, Mr. May, all we score. to be played here Apl'iI 6 with .. b"'lItball ~ can soy is that "Take Me Out to Wisconsin. In Muscaline .... Jl.... _ ...... ,. Led by Hook and Robinson w"-o tile Ball Game" seems to be a pop Although the 3S clintfiid'Mt!ir for \WIIf dOWlli' t • ..".,.' ... 3f..S3 wel'e both keeping the hoops hotP Wal.' tune. with 28 points apiece the Mc be"'" tIl~ ...... I WIIo."...... - h J .... Guire's squad was never in dqn.. ~:rk~~m~~~ ~::s~ finals Tonight ,er. Coach "Waddy" bevlii .",~ .. die .... they would te( · o~ 806ft. WHIt ...... ,...... 1HEIfSToF "We're waiting tor O\el first ti1'Jn. .... of tIle...... , .... Old, NOW THE BLUE and dry day, ~1IU'Ie 'Itt cfon'€ Ca1'Tying the hopes of Iowa Clt;y row. CIWr .... IIdIt au...... VAH51TY ENIt8 want to take any eh~ wftb de Ibasketball fans in the state hill\ ' In ...... iJt, .... s... FaDM!'! arms," he said,. ~~ tlilt lot- school tournament race tonight are Marr'. ftve. 1540 mer statement tb1rt! one. MOnth's , SO.lOO WATTS practice outdOOl's could nWll'ft the' £he St. Mary s Ramblers who meet diflerence between. very slJlee"~ St. Mary's of Muscatine in the a.... Drill ..... ful and an ordfiurry aenOfti. I Class B finals of the Muscatine DOOaS OPEN 1:"- STARTS Dick Ives, Jad: ~, Bob diStrict at 7:30. WASHING'l'ON (AP)-It wasn't Schultz and Joe\(' WiSfiWIlifi'i Of tile With the elimination of City much like- prt!-wat' days when big ENGLERT basketball team tefcyr(ti!f for prae- hi.h last' night' the Marian's are leafUl! teal'llll t\,aiJu!d down south, rO-DAY tice Tuesday a~~, &'lid DavilS the only Iowa City quintet lett in but the Washington sen.attlrs yes said he expected Mlitr61 1tift.rKf the state tournaments, and should terd ay at least madI!' a start to wards anothe baMbaiJ. 9f!aeoD. several others to r~n a66n. they pass this test 6uccessfully to Schultz and W~ rtrl i61letd'- night they will have won a berth They held the. major leagues' ers,' while Ives ill 6~ ot N 'Yet- in the sub-state meet scheduled first sprln, drill o~ the question eran pitchers IiI'\d ~ j)(er- for next week. able 1945 campaign In weather nates at the hUll''!,., fttd et(~iJt' Coach Francis Sueppel of St. that was chilly and on POUnd that posts. MII1'Y's reported yester'day that his was damp at t1\eill Col1eae Park, I1II -PLUS- The catehin, ~tron i's *fain Ini ItejUn hal! not been looking too Md., camp. COIIIIDwU*y Sa.. capable hands, ~1fi The (inal reports for the Christ Iowa City firemen will SpolUlOr With Campus Night mas Seal campaign have been an a Firemen's Ball April 3 in the Community center building. The nounced by Chairman Harold W. Variety Program dance will start at 8:30 and lUI , Vestermark. until 11 :30 in compliance wilh the To Feature Mecca Mail saies amounted to $5,950.64. government's brownout order. Queen March 16 The grand total is $7,532.00 . No Firemen's Ball, usually 11\ Other sales are as follows: annual aHair, ha:s been held since Because of decreased enrollment Bonds, $765.00; Bangle day, 1942 because oC wartime condi. tions. The members of the de in the college or engineering the $249.25; booth sales, $17.63; Oak Mecca Ball, annual st. Patrlck's partment who will be oft duly dale sanatorium, $479.17 and pub April 3 are in charge of the dallct. Day party, will not be held this lic schools $70.31. year, but in its place the Associa They are W. A. Vobrich, chairman; ted Students of Engineering will Vestermark again expressed Raymond Morgan, Louis Villhauer, sponsor a campus night March 16 thanks to everyone wh.o made this Vernal Shimon and Adrian Rltlen· in the River room 01 Iowa Union. sale possbile, and he stated ihat meyer. Robert Sui en tic, E4 of Waterloo, the lunds have already started to SubcommitteeS are composed of is general chairman of the Mecca work in Johnson county in the Shimon and Villhauer, ha1l aDBERN,Sw Reverend Pietsch's Hour hospital lind University hospital. own permit from the Federal Communi of Burlington, at Alpha Chi 5:«$ New:-. The Daily Iowan (KXEL) Dr. Gritfin attended junior col the working of ROCK ISLAND LINES' Pro SWitzerland Omega; Tom Wuriu, A4 ot Iowa 6:00 Djnner Hour Music 11:30 lege In Sheldon and was grad ua ted cations Commission to test radio in con gram of Planned Progress. Yesterday', aar-men ts w City, Delta Gamma; Mary Kirby, 6:55 NewI, TIle DaUy lowa~ Wings Over the Nation (WMT) from St. John's university at Col nection with the operation of its trains. Great Brltai~ U of Des Moines, Kappa Alpha 7:00 United States In the 20th News, Garry Lenhart (WHO) legeville, Minn., and the Univer planning provided a war-ready Theta; Mary Louise Miller. Al of da, In whic Century Reverend Pietsch's Hour sity of Iowa college of medicine in Regular installati~s were made, engl transportation system which is doing prevent cone. Iowa City, Pi Beta Phi; Virginia 7:30 Sportatlme (KXEL) 1944. He Is now serving IOtern neer-to-conductor-to-flagman, train-to its wartime job with !:totable effi here In returJ Jackson, A4 of Marion~ Zeta Tau 7:45 Evening Musicale 11:(5 ship at Santa Rosa hospital in San Alpha; Velma Martin, A4 of ot alllstance i 8:00 Boys Town Wings over the Nati(ln (WMT) Antonio. yardmaster. ciency, Today's planning will provide Laurens, Sigma Delta Tau; Jean raw lIIaterial! 8:30 Album of Artists Music; News (WHO) Collier, A2 of F'reeport, Ill., Phi The ROCK ISLAND LINES established an finer, safer, swifter transportation. , , SlilIIr\g of ':45 Ne~ The DaIb' low.. Dance Orchestra (KXEL) Carmody-Etebberrer Epsilon Pi, and Sally Birdsall. A3 Illornllll ende 9:00 Drama Hour Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carmody of Electronics Department. Experiments tomorrow I of Waterloo, at the Psi Ome,a. 11:55 IiItlona heaur Wings Over tbe Nation (WMT) Des Moines have announced the 'liant-tbey h NBTW01U[ MOHLIQBT8 Music; News (WHO) engagement of their daughter, Keep Your War Bond, .• , • :M Pfc. Kathleen Carmody, U. S. M . ;:~can f Mayor to Speak News (KXEL) and Buy More' -boo and Mayor Wilber J. Teeters, stete Jack Kirkwood Show (WMT) C., to Liuet. Frank R. Etchberger, IZ:OO • Wan I to toxicologist, will speak tonigtj t In CliU and Helen (WHO) son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Etch IlUee Press News (WMT) COUnta aed I Cedar Rapids at a meetin, at the Grain Belt Rangers (KXEL) Sky High (WPO) berger of Waynesboro, Pa. Cedar Rapids Credit association. 811i .Private Carmody attended lIey, SkinnY', come on In, the ::n lands (. Station Break and Sign Off water's fine. Only this Is the real He will tell of his experiences as a Music That SaU,fies (WMT) (KXEL) Clarke college at Dubuque and MCCoy. These soldIers In partial Germans. toxicologist. News of the World (WHO) was il'aduated from the Univer ltate ot undress are enRaged in a TIle aWel H. R. GI'088" the News (KXEL) serious businel!l!. tha.t of taklDg com ....1IIa1 fo Nl!ver use lye, potash or drain sity of Iowa \yhere she was a Munication llnes Ilcross the M06elle BOCK ISLAND LIN.ES Use leftover ve,etables in 8 solvents \0 thaw frozen waste member of Alpha Delta Pi social liIqnlOfap< River in France, lines m&de POSSible AMIIICA'S IAILIO .. DS - tJNlTED souffle tor a no-voint main d.\8h. Mr. Keen (WIlT)':1' . pipes, sorority. She is stationed at the JI.Y....WAi DPruI.J!.2lI.tW. ___ olH or W ~ 0 I vlcro',.,