til 25, 19(4 Cloudjr and Daily Student Publication of Michigan State warmer College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2d. 1944 Pre-lnvnsion Americans Force Today's Sky Assault in Japanese to Hills Drive on HoDandia Airdrome Campus Rocks Axis Home Again Yank Hit BoiiiImt*, Fighter* "Support Airpowcr I.oomh Bomb* .. Channel, French, Btt OC„,m on New Guinea Coaatline Hark to her eM haaata la the little sray dneh that made her German Targets Tap Areatt „rd last year hetws— the wall* llonoruric* Will (ihoosr 93 Netherlands Civil Administrator* Follow LONDON, April 25 (AP) Invasion I, i he ehrttoe hnlldtng. If all —A Troop* Ashore to Handle Civil Affair* .or* well In the earner pest, pre-inva*ion fleet of Neophyte* ill May ,n*inu« Ineli neters nad physics more than 1,000 American in Recovered Territory .(■dent*, keeping dnily watch, bomlter* and fighters today Morning Sing will vr 14 fasay dnehllngs trail- hurled hundreds of tons of Mortar By c. YATES MrDANIF.I, ex¬ Board and Tower in, tfier their prend mother plosives on three airfields deep Guard, senior and sophomore MACARTHUR'S ADVANCED HDQ., New 4o,,n the Red Cedar In the In Frnnre. Industrial tnrgcls In women's honoraries Guinea, .print. southwest will hold respertively, Wednesday, April 26 (AP)—American invasion force* Germany, and chan¬ their tapping ceremo¬ are nearing Hollnndia'* nel fortifications on the 11th three airdrome*, Gen. Dotigln* of nn unprecedented Allied day nies Monday at 7 a. in. during MacArthur announced today. .. . Cliangeabout assault which has rocked sky the tradilional Axis sing. First of the annual spring May Morning ■- ■ n One hundred fifty mile* - it's becoming more and Europe from the Atlantic coast activities for Tli.it m<>n a woman's world was evi- to the Black sea. monies will women, the cere¬ take place in front, Eleetion of Queen I to the «outhea*t, where an- (trnrrd yesterday at Williams The American assaults, cost¬ of Beaumont Tower. # n I Other a*«ault force in Sat- II ill Ite by llallot; ' urday'* invasion ,i..irii when the women of the ing seven bombers and two fight¬ New members of both organi-1 quickly V;i< licit crew on the dishwasher ers, e ' followed heavy RAF night rations, kept secret until Mon¬ overran Tadjl airfield, fhe Aitnpe .hip changed places. White attacks on Karlsruhe and Munich day morning, will be announced Pennies To hot* | cnemyCler w"!'c,c"red "f lhc ssirifK the women struggled with in es Germany, and American by the presidents of the two or-j lair the mucking and racking blows by The poineiann prom, Plar of dirty dishca, the men mand Mediterranean com¬ gani/.ations, gani/aiions, itoDerto lioberta Taylor, l>u!•" ! dance all-college j sponsored oy Alphn Phi I used the While lighters and transports in their own dainty way planes yesterday on oil refineries at Ploestl and rail |M>cr senior, Mortar Board; and j Omega, national service frnter- drome. American soldiers quickly repaired' air- Shirley Ifamelink, forced wiped classes and silver. After yards at Bucharest in Homaniu. sophomore, Tower Guard Lansing} nity. to be held Snturduy. May the Japanese garrison to sucl, .i strenuous day one of the Great fires i |3t at 9 p. m. in the Union ball-In the disperse were left raging in jungles and hills. men grudgingly conceded that those major Axis cities. Women sclertcd~"Vor Mortar ) room, will be highlighted by the "the women were pretty good." Nearly SIX) American Flying Board must have a achnlnstlc! crowning of their "Polnclana j Alrforre .Support In support of. He probably the type that'll record of a point three above: Queen." . ... the invasion, . uu Fortresses and I.il>erators es- I Quern." tho fifth the let his wife tie a ruffled apron the women's all-collcgi ■cnllege average, fifth air force in the nents pavablr around him. eorted by .700 I J. S. Lightnings. I and must have ranked high all!j With penny votes taboo, vot- 1 west Pacific and the 13th south- in the »refrrr«ci p'.vl Mustangs and Thunderbolts and ing will be by ballot In the low- south Pacific three year In service, struck blows at KAF Mustangs hit German I leadership cr deck of the Union, Thursday enemy air I wises, and character. tcr. That*a lighter bases at Nancy and Met/., land Friday, May 4 and 3. Re • ine*. Ito'im * ... My Pop Tower Guard women are pick j gistercd undergraduate students .T"wcr To the southeast of Wcwak ill - I'UsillM* 170 miles east of Paris near the German frontier, and Dijon. 160 1tI,,,„,rd ""men are pick | g.stercd undergraduate students,I and and Hansa ifansa bay, where wher Japanese Maybe it's a caa# of mistaken 1 „T " II Potential lead- may vote between the hours of garrisons were by-passed in the miles southeast of Poris, and un- identity er perhapa It ean be at¬ tributed to a child's Wild imagi¬ s peri fled targets in southwest¬ V™"? two terms lhown d,,r,n« th«,,r a* on campus as welln,st as 9 Candidates m'. and 3 P- m- for queen will i SOO-milo vault up the New Gul- ern Germany across the service to the college and gen¬ present each re-j nea coast from below Mariana nation. whatever the drcam- V"*«cs j sorority, each dor- to liollandin, other bomb* were mountains. eral character. Members must mitory and off-campus houso*»»'lr"PPed. stanre*. however, hoaglae the also have un all shock a reed tiPRvsfl while From late Monday night to college average collectively. Pictures of candl- NICA .Haves In strolling peat Kewpee* the eth¬ idiiak today a total force of 3,000 ot a two point one. dates must be ut the Union desk (That is in a sector where er night with an air eniaf. It British-based American and Music for the event will be by 5 p. m. Wednesday, Mny 3,! many of the 60,000 isolated Jap- seems that a I RAF warplanes in an unending provided by the glee club, under ulong with their names and the i anese soldiers are believed to be. readied In M stream dumped more than 4,000 the direction of Prof. W. H. Sur iiouses they represent. j There have been reports that raised his eyes U tons of explosives and over 500,- of the music department. Denzil Snapshots are acceptable pic- I 'he Nipponese around Wcwak airrrewman and cried. "Da-da, ,000 incendiaries on prime tor- tures. The seven women receiv-1 wt'n' moving 80 1 Treber Lansing senior, will play some miles daddy!" get*. I select inns on the carillon. ing fhe most votes will go to the1 northwest to strike at the Aitape finals which will be held Mny 12.1 Invaders but MacArthur'* re- Sunday night members of both All candidates must have a organizations will serenade the j*""'* have made no mention of Honorary Announces Committees I residences of the women living two-point all-college and must be active In at least average thl* eventuality.) JAP*—Page 4 for Weekend Dessert | in sororities or dorms who are one extra curricular activity. Bridge | j t" be tapped at the sing. Mor- One queen will be selected from tar board members will lie wear- the seven top-ranking candidates 'TtPtetl t.oncert I, UiniMt ... --H Women only will be admitted mB robes and mortar Ixmrds and the week following to the dessert bridge primary elec* j U'ill lie Ventured .... Soviet Review Claim a Saturday 1 'he entire company will carry tions, and the remaining six will1 Z. T t OlUretl OH from 2 to 4:30 p. m. given by I lighted candles. Two Montha9 Booty Tower Guard, sophomore worn- i - comprise her court. Each student will be allowed De/mrtnient Series en's honorary, in the Union bail- ! of >00,000 Ttoopa one vote in both primary and John Kirkpatrick, concert pi- UA Mr'CI() Leader final elections. ; anist, will be the featured guest London. Wednesday, April The Poinciana prom will be a Performer in the Music audi- is '.VP»—An authoritative So- scmi-formai dance with music by 1'"rium Friday at 8 p. m. to Present Views This v ict war review broadcast by Gene Devinc and his orchestra. 'he H'th in a series of concerts Moscow radio last night declar¬ .sponsored by the music depaib ed the Red I ment. army had killed or FiiialiatM Will Compete ! John Kirkpatrick's captured more than 300,000 ' recitals Axis troops in less than two have aroused interest in All-State Content and dis¬ "tenth# cussion among critics and con- on the lower Russian Five MSC men and women i cert-goers since his Iron; us a prelude to a drive on llrst |wr- wiil compete in the annual state i formance of Charles ives' Berlin by Soviet force# colla¬ Cbn- prose and poetry contests at Al- cord Sonata in 193D. borating with the Allies in the west. The Germans also lost from Man h 1 to April 19 a iotal <»* s.ooo tanks and self-propelling pr.. ber. 10,000 guns of various cali¬ and 130,000 motor vehicles, the review said. L By its Victoria# the Red has facilitated to the utmost for army w allies the opportunity for opening military opera the u est and south wins in tor which the *hole world ie waiting tanpa- hently said the quoted article. Hospital to Make TB Survey of New Coeds 'Dawn 'etulaS Stirs After Winter of Sleep TIME TAHE A tuberculosis survey of all By percy kelley impossible. cobbler*" discs. He often Invit- ■fesiiman and tnoofer women la With the solar system back on "I)iwn Salute" was started In ed guests to the program and the spring beam, WKAR again 1937 by Bob Bitter, who an- gaga would fly over the request j*in3thismad* week, by Rut college hMpi- presents its early morning mu¬ nounced the program for two post-cards, which were once an Kappa Delta PI. 5 Org. ream 2. Uaton p. aa, according to Dr. Integral pert of "Dawn Salute." Charles F. sical program, "Dawn Salute." years. It was then a 59-minute « is Holland, director, and from 7:30 to 8. Announced by □roeraxn lasting from 7 to 7;5». Request numbers have now been Wolverine sales meeting necessary that all women suspended tor the duration, Larry Frymire. Chicago senior, A one-minute pause was observ- 5 p. m.. Wolverine efffee h»ke appointment# lor the x-ray "Dawn Salute" resumed broad¬ ed at that time for time an- Johnny Hayes and Jack De¬ week-up. ™ Sigma No. 7 p. m. < casting April 1 after being off nouncements. t°od, who followed Ritz, an- Org. room 1. Union An effort is Forrest Owen took over for a nounced "Dawn Salute* in part- . the air since Oct. 1. Commodate modate the atwhgrte so that Christian Science, 7:18 no classes will b* Winter suspension of Dawn vear after Bitter left and Paul nership and kept the blues out p. aa. Salute" became effective in Sept Ritz followed bins. Rltz direct- of breakfast by their corny Peoples church :«ui; or the WKAK^wA !ed son tember, 1942, when the program Jor the loogest < AWS. I p. m. ' length of time in its seven years "hey were the boy* who start- rJLrcr rcslmtfe Early mmning^i^^SmA Ufr- the famous "Yvonne King ih," extinct since September, See' SALUTE—Page 4 Org. ream 2. Union ®ents can be merly starting at 6, were made frequent utilization of "corn- Wednetday, April 'One Ia*t question, Captain!—which tide of th<• do we drive on in France? Remember the Ones You Love Air Corp* Jewelry MOTHERS' DAY Lockets Your mother will appreciate a flower for her hair, a corsage, a plant, or a bouquet— We send flowers anywhere in the United States JewetC* STATE COLLEGE BOOK STOKE 128 W. Grand Elver Near the Peoples Church Reid Mill iff an, Mgr. Monday *hro«|fc Friday SkMiday 8:00 Wcdn«Kl»y< April 20, 1944 Pag* ThrM J** .««> T«hy Brideg By llilffi WALRAVBN Though not a "bride," he gave "Something old, something the class a man's eye view of With #"°d weather hoped for, the KpRrtatiH will try Atlantic Wall 'new" is required to make wedding promise a success and course. every i marriage—until he dropped the tfHi„ to play their twlcc-poatponed Htartin« game when it is now being provided by: Many of the classes they meet Keo Motor* today at 4:H0 p. m. in the exhibi¬ tion K»me thflt wa" «»H|clnii11y aehoduled for With Aide* Michigan Stales newest "help for the married housewife" -de- learn by doing because of their inexperience, as In the case of must yeatmlny. Driimnrk pertinent. The aide de camp Is: faye Kinder* group# in fooda, Wet ground* and generally* l)rpiily Warn* the recently formed bride's who planned a beautifully bal- school, brainchild of the Home anted and I'tirfrrptrnniKl I postponement# rainy" condition* cauned the This will he the laat Shir til Siveel 16 Opposition to ISaxi* to Halt Economies division. Three new courses were In- it stltuted for college students out- i aid, and budgeted meal. On paper the meal was lovely, but required book larnin', teacher experience before they Uatice Hie State nine will have LONDON. April 25 : lems in urday with Wayne university. i. giving his "Atlantic wall" nutrition,clothing, in food and i reach the table at the same time and of the home and defenses nti 1 Hh-hottr in¬ family. — properly cooked and still hot, Rained Out i or cold, as desired. The ruin forced Coach John spection tonight In preparation In the neophytes' labs the wn- Help In **wl*g K„l)S, who has been a little un¬ for the Allied men come into valuable contacts Invasion, and his Just to prove that even in der the weather himself, to have sub-fuehrer in Denmark moved with such necessary but hereto- I clothing courses alt is not ,irl indoor blackboard drill yes¬ swiftly to crush rising sabotage fore unexperienced items ns j bright and rosy. Ruth r?lay- terday. Signals and playing which might provide the Allies elothing and color selection, am" ton led ono woman through the tactic* were discussed. with a crumbling breach how to put them together into unfamiliar maze of choosing the The starting nine will Include these defenses. something wearable via the sew- material and pattern for patt jack Ashley. Detroit freshman, Werner Rest, Hitler's special I j^gjf^hlnc. . apron, then hel|>ed her to ml as the starting chucker. Jerk deputy in Denmark, threatened ■ „ Engaged , out and put „ together the finished Iirwlin, Battle Creek sophumore, " «"h"t«~ale execution g wholesale execution of Tm-1im- ! M(!al Meal P|!,nnln« planning ,,rul and fr*"1food PrrP" prep- ' product. will lie behind the plate. prisoned satxiteurs unless un- nr"t,on ln relation to the budget, i .. Together they even contrived |!.ib Kteste). Swlssville, Pa., derground activities arc if,, -irbii.it thai iha Turhed "nrt Cnrmm.' iin|i ! understanding adjustment economic factors in mar- lerial, making for kitchen .. bead band of matching ms- ^wif Xrn chic, Ijnphnmorc, and Meredith Yar- ling, Kl wood, Ind., sophomore, would "at ack lv and ria*c) l"tludin« 'he brutal but It. wasn't till -lays later 'hat Miss nlsn sec action as hurlcrs. Iv aml show no merov t™d i may budget for two. arc two Clayton was told hy a laughing I.lump l.lsted saboteurs and airslnst Oarmno intareafa .Them acUng more of thc e"une"• ""m«* Vje M,",rnl h,,w 'h" cn^ Web McDonald, Detroit sen¬ Teachers of the classes reveal- had romc home «4eleri«l l''1 lhat lh" majority of those searching for a hot pad , frantically ior. will lie on first base. Hon- ai-wmh-miwl pattern mi' Reed, Adrian junior, will Hitler (>n his insoecUon of the ti,kir,g ,he basics of "lovln' yet i so everything would match. ,iAl. .. Atlantic: ' I livin' M arc married or entfjisfecl.;. The wall, , arcorcllntf to a j,u^ frothy Crcey'i home and i nUhcrt phligintf initnictor fur- I hold dawn the second base spot. Dana S II. C'ostln, North Walpole, freshman, will play short- itop. while Jack Mat'rls, Kasl rejK»rt received here through a reliable connection with thc con¬ tinental underground. family elasi claimed the din- and peace once morn dwrmrterl 11 net ion of having the lone man ton enrolled in any of the course*, into the required ba*lc culout; the students being initiated Unsing junior, will be at third. The aides included Adm Karl bride*' row. Kobs is in doubt about the Doenitz. supreme commander of j I right Held slot; either-Kd Cook, the Herman nnvy. (Sen. Oucn- | I Detroit sophomore, or Mike ther Kortcn, rhief of staff of the LETTERS TO EDITOR j Ihrashaw. New York city sopho- German air force, and a Profes¬ (Continued from Page 2) ■more, will get the nod. Lee Holding before her thc dress sor Takn, inventor of the de¬ , sponsored a queen with little of the basis of popularity Iftrunst. Crosse- lie sophomore, she wore In her first picture. fense anti-oireraft towers. alone,*but vn'' This event has usually 1 ill patrol the center field gar- "Baby Takes n Flow," Shirley The German strength although Blue Key is a fine or- no fuss being made utxnit it. ready to ganizatlon and Warren Temple shows how much she battle the Allied invasion is es- and no doubt has "ori at ttie same time, who might i, Hennessy i cplendid - mklyn. N. Y., freshman, will has grown since the beginning ti mated at between .94 and 60 judgement, it hardly, b" classified as queen* If the | > > in left field. of her career. She became IT, divisions, with little change represents the whole campus, i Blue Key sweetheart is going to since a recent swift shift from Ttic game will be open to the on Sunday, April 2.'t, and is Thc only possible reason for, ^ thc threshold of the eastern front. a coed to now on a new be unnppreclative of' Also in past years, the ROTC ■ public and no admission will be charged. screen after career in Hollywood, absence of four years, being APO queen has been ere- i h"* h"<' ;m many as seven spon- an Locker Plant, Canning ated by the State News «slttorial' st"'king to thc farts we llml playing an adolescent role in tatf with its attack on the idea 1 ,hat APO's Flower queen is only "Since You Went Away." the second that has been Operator* Hold Convo of a quern election. part of INFORMATION Operator* of i ;;y. Maybe if the editorial staff. thc student activities of the c )wl wUh ^ fart year. ,h(. '44 Wolverine Staff plants throughout the*state are, concluding their fifth annusill r"W0Uf.?rryi,0, crawl into a hole and stay ,?^r" there, 'r«t )U_ that the qualifications for the election could be run off thc Flower queen are quite i kappa DELTA pi to Have Union Kooth conference in the Union today. I without dissension. ; high, it seems that she is very Epsilon Kappa chapter of Kap- according to_Ra!p i W. Tenny.' much in place at the Poinriana Subscriptions for the 1944 director of short curses. Dick Mosher The ! |pa Delta Pi. education honorary Wolverine are still available, uc- purpose of the tw i day confer- j prom. Isxii'ty, will meet at S p. m. to- APO |day in organisation room 2 of j cording to Doug Ilird, Farming- acquaint managers | ^() the editor: ■ the ■ Marion Union, according to Pres. Penn, Detroit senior. ton junior, circulation manager. To accommodate students wish¬ nt the pi, of preparation. with nc T cownintova ing to order the yearbook a Also on ciqnp , and I the misinformed It would seem that some of |rm kappa phi booth will be set up in the Union continuing the re f tii WMk Stale News have the writers for the wrong j • Members of PM lobby tomorrow and Friday. is an advisory r rse in Kapuu Special arrangements are be¬ munity canning com-j.slant on this queen business, »ho desire to applyr far the I •nter opera-1 Actually the Mardl Gras queen * ing made so that Spartans in thc t.ons. These mi ings will be! has been the wry* 1944-1MB gradaate work fetlouship should see Kaihertne service will receive their copies held in the horticulture building, i queen on campus this year. only sfudent picked. Today • Tlwnday Hart. Union boildlnc. to All out of the book. Persons wishing to Speakers at today's session will application order Wolverines for friends in include iul Kron S, extension, | The Blue Key sweetheart was requirements. Ap¬ pjcfc(i fry the members of Blue plications meat be In the na- the service may do so at the W. F. Robertson, i Key an() any military queens we tonal secretary's office far. by Men- . | I booth by giving thc address the time the subscriptions are bought. atj superintendent [canning Barrens. factory, and the .college K- *»• i h8Ve had have been military functions and not part part of the NOUN-SCOT of thc student functions. Another fact that seems to Have a Coca-Cola=Skal t|1 have been mislaid is I Poinciana prom is taking the' place of the annual water carni-1 that thc< (HERE'S TO YOU) CLASSIFIED ADS LOST I.APIgS >liMm..n.| •tu.baa Walthum with hlfcrlv frnynl Imlwf. VI,In11y i>( lljrrfim Pniit Stw, K. UiMinx. Call S-MSS. toward. I IS-Ml •Of.VER -IrnllArallfr hrac-M. Nimr -a«ra»"t Jrrry W-irJ •*# Call Wrll> Hail. I WH47 Hi INPAY aftrrr—,n, bnail vwani. tan rain-up. -trinity i,( Wnnwit'a (iym. rind- -r p|,aw notify tana i'rmtli. (d*U, Tt» Oakhlll. K tuaiwinu. MS M»ST AND rolfND- On. ranwnal. , ha». yottra. and yon hay* aria*. Lrt*» I trad.. Tha .a, har.it. waa mad# in Kmi I'll As halt Call !l«d Hthf. S-I17&. RATBS rh Ireland or Idaho * "C»W is dm Aacrioa figtotog mi's Way of sajriog - Am days TI.1S t-t to rni| i M— li s Iki liigfc lign Rack ward IS Twa me H> fby Coca-Cote aisrays "March a* Km Ne, 4" bdoogs in your icebox at home. From the This Imm - "Naval Lac of ®9u«or to tbq pales, Cocs-Cota swads for thepajue tbat refmb**, Victory" ^ become (bo gloUl symbol of those who wish well to their ^MHI ^ men. F.-bJ * tanut Mimosnr or thc Coca-coia comtamy it dam. TW. wi Starts Friday * Coca-Coki Bottling Company of Jackson CocnGotacaU "Gnng Uo" t.aislRk Seaft Wednesday, April 2d, AWS The regular AWS meeting will be held thli evening at 8, ac¬ cording to Prea. Pat Stone, Chi¬ cago senior, in organization room 2, Union. VWCA A musical program will fol¬ low the business meeting of YWCA today, according to Chairman Betty Bolander, La¬ peer sophomore. Women are to meet at Peoples church at 7 p. m. HOME EC Sophomore Home Ec. board Is holding its meeting today at n Tht end of your p. m. in the Home Ec lounge. HIGH SCHOOL DAY All women who have volun¬ QUEST for QUALITY teered to help with the tea at Williams dormitory for High School day aro requested to meet in room 1, Home Ec building, to¬ day at 7 p. m. for a short meet¬ ing with Co-chairmen Melissa McCarthy, Detroit senior, and Alice Kltti, Detroit senior. SALUTE (Continued from Page 1) 1942, when the musical program took q winter vacation for the first time. Osgood and Frymirc operated the following spring, in 194.1, cutting the time length to n halt hour. Prymire started alone on the Job in September with the musical program which has al¬ ways had a large following of college and high school students. Unlike the alarm clock. "Dawn SWAIN JEWELRY STORE Salute" has the reputation of getting students out of bed on • Choo$r a gift that lives the pleasant side. Mas DraeaMa Pendants Don't be a tradition breaker- no smoking on campus. "From Campus or Cassino.. WAR NEEDS THE WIRES' Pre-Bleruled Colors in "I telephone operator at Head¬ Shirts and Slacks was a quarters in Africa", say a this former co-ed, now a member of the WAC returned from overseas. "During the invasion of Italy, calls A luxurious poplin that's light, durable and piled up by the hundreds, and there was little sleep for any of us. crush resistant. Designed for us by .Mc¬ "I know long distance wires are crowded here at home, too. Especially those to Gregor in new blended colors that really war-busy centers. Whether the lines run together. Its meticulous from your campus or our overseas switch- tailoring marks hoard, war needs the wires." as an ensemble that's quality through and through. I-*.'" ; I" ..V ,? !. Yon, personally, can help if you will adopt these wartime telephone practices: 1. Please maks only the moat nccea- sary calls to war-busy areas. 2. Unas coops rats whan the operator mics you to limit your call to 3 minutes. \ I 211 So. Washington Ave. MICHIGAN BILL TILKPHONI COMPANY