< Jisra HBR . •. • ■ 1 Invasion Forces Capture Two Holland™ Airdromes Spearhead Troops SiHirtatu Over Reo Nine MICHIGAN 1 Prepare to Seize by 8-0 Score Qnffy Student Publication o/ Michigan Stale STATE NEWS Third Jap Field College Supply Km or m Miwlnnn VOL. 33Z, 333 tstal«> IMmIi Idiniiln^itPa EAS-r I.ANSINO. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 27, Tukrti by Aussirs in 1944 NO. 147 hi Kxhlblllon Tilt Sweep tip Rnntii Raman lo Lecture Yank* ( imv By JOB IIBAOANY on Main Hollamlia How ADVANCED A I, I, I K I> Inaugurating the 1044 About Situutiou HDCJ., New (iuineti. Thurt- biisolxtll aonaon, the Stele tiny, April 27 (Al»>—Amer¬ nine soundly trounced the in India ican Jjinslng Heoe in en exhibi¬ Tonight Dr. T. A. ltaman, Indian invasion forces havn captured two of Hollandia's air¬ dromes In their mighty assault tion name last night, •-(). The news¬ paperman and political on the (tame was played at Old College will arrive observer, northern roast of New Held before a meager crowd who on campus today for Guinea. two public lectures to be Five hundred braved a chilly wind to watch deliv¬ miles to the ered tonight at 7:30 In the tin-h team under lire. Mu- southeast along the New Guinea I lie name did not afford Condi) i and tomorrow coast, Australian forces have Koi's' men much competition, niKht. Human in bring *im»ii- seized the Japanese siqiply haw* sored by the foreign studies In¬ ol Madang. but did give Koba a chance to look over moat of hla material stitute. Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur in m action. He substituted free¬ As London editor of the Unit¬ his communique today Said the ed Press of India, ly, using 17 men. Human Is Cyclopes and Sntanl fields in Way Wayne Katerday equipped to speak on the politi¬ the llollandla area had hern lie is expecting no such picnic cal position and future captured and that the tfiird air¬ pros|»ccts of India. drome, llollandla, was only a Saturday when Wayne univer¬ sity comca here to open the reg¬ Raman also bad (lie chance to short dislanre from the invad¬ be with MaludmH Gandhi dur¬ ing spearheads. ular season. Two key men. Vftir- ren llennexsy and Dana Coxtln, ing Ills slay at the "round table" Supplies Seised sustained Injuries, but both conference in London, After The Aussles who swept up the should be in shape for the con¬ tlud, lie followed Gandhi back ftamu valley to sel/e Madang to India and worked us a free ruptured quantities of supplies test Saturday, The visitors were handculTrd lance Journalist. and equipment, the communique at the plate by the pitching of ltaman was also in France at said. Jack Ashley, Hob Krestel the time of the Invasion by Ger¬ Enemy resistance has ceased unit many and has had opportunities In the Aitape sector, 150 miles Meredith Yurllng, and all |hi- tentuil rallies were throttled by to Interview such French lead¬ Arrows show American plncer moves at llollandla. on the southeast of llollandla. also in¬ ers as Daladier, Ilium and Laval. north coast of New Guinea, where U. vaded In the gigantic Saturday a tight Spartan defense. S- troop* and some Dutch Hainan will discuss "India and forces are closing in on the main dawn opi-ralion. Unmix i s Ashley continuously kept the tlollanilla air Imse (plane and, visitors off balance with a bc- Britain" at tonight's talk: he symbol). The capture of two other fields In the area was fighters are using the TailJI air¬ will consider the political rela¬ Just drome there In *iip|x>il of the wildering change of pace, Kres¬ recently disclosed. tel itisplayed a torrid tions between the two countries llollandla cnnqiuigii. llrebull, Junction Is imminent la-twren striking out live of the 11 men and (lie possibilities of rclationx that faced him, and Yarling in the future. Tlome Ee Day' lo Bring I,(MM) Girls |'he Hollamlia inviideis who showed good control. Tomorrow night, ltaman will I landed 344 miles apart at Hum- les moun- tendance records for the past tains situated tietween Die wat¬ ' two-bagger, and Jack MaCris so ho open to the public. ill:*, i t i . "III it I rooft* played a good defensive game at The lectures are open to ev¬ ■ lm/trove seven yours by more than 300,, er and the airdrome areas. third gase. eryone, student, farully and towns|>eople alike. No admis¬ Beachhead ,;moili.a'1 The first enemy action of any Three Runs In first weight against the Invaders was PrUonere sion will be charged. Take Nazi From the first inning on the Issue was never in doubt Coe- | I^SSyS; an attack by 12 Japanese tor¬ pedo planes on a destroyer 'df tin was hit by the first pitched ball and reached second on Hen- Reds Siiik German 2« (AP)—Allied troops SIS'" "Kr have (of the llollandla. no damuge MacArthur reported Home Economies division, nessy's sacrifice. Hennesy was broken the lull Cyclopes airdrome is 11 mllas safe at first when the Reo pitch¬ Transport Ships beachhead; Improved on the Anzio • announced today. their p«-1 1 west of the town of llollandla. er dropiied the ball, and Costin LONDON. Thursday, April 2 Nit ions nndI have taken prlnonent «~™|ng rojerva-. ^ thviatt. Washing- *'tve 1'Onrert no essential changes at the front" replacements from the Russian I „t lhe Home Economies Friday, May .» during the day, but official Ger front reaching the beuchhcud I and Vera Gardner, Albion sen- dub,! The first of the spring term man and Romanian announce¬ • ments said the Red army had | l«r. music programs by college talent The gains were scored in the broken the land lull by opening | Other features of the day's i will be presented Friday, May 3, past three days, headquarters ; program include several skits | at 8 p. in. in Fairthild theater, a large-scule offensive yesterday announced, a mile and a half j designed to show the value of ... Newt Travels on the Romanian front, scoring northeast of Caruno, where the j when the women's glee club will | home economics training, a j present a concert. One startled coed is still local break-throughs which were Germans launched their latest style show, "College Clothes: The program will feature over won¬ sealed off. big offensive against the bridge- from Dawn to Dark," with fresh- , loo voices in selections such as ting how seems like someone it all happened, A supplement to the Soviet head forces. The Allies first di- ■ men in the Home Economics di- "T„ Thee be Praise" sent a clip- by Bach, Ping lo a marine in the south¬ communique referred tM con- netted a propaganda talk at the I vision doing the modeling, mu- annd "Ave Maria," by Brahnw; west Pacific and on the back of linued activity southeast of [German lines through amplifiers, j sic by the women's glee club, I and an original computation by the ' lipping was a picture of Stanislawow in old Poland. ' and 50 prisoners were taken. , and folk and creative dunces | Pr„f. j. Murray Barbour, of the Muhigan State coeds picking ■ presented by students In the, mUsic department, also will be tomatoes. On a bet made by his f . physical education deportment , presented. buddies that if he wrote to one H ometl " ",,,r hnwloxetl J Otl (AeiM-im f JOOS : Heservatlww for luncheon, ar-, Phyllis LighmeW. Minneapo- my Mylc. In the Union have: fig, Minn., senior, will be the of the coeds she wouldn't been made for the high school, jaa answer, the marine dash- How ed off a latter to O'Connor, Groase Poiltte Sally Eliminute 'Manpower Shortage visitors, who will tour the Nee HOME EC'—Psge 4 cam- ^oloisL and the accompanUt for { the glee club will be Elizabeth in the cleaning division of the Sullivan, Pontine senior. sophomore, telling her of his By JO DELP P'edu-ament. When the war began taking building and grounds depart¬ She answered the its toll of men from State's cam¬ ment. letter and was more prised when a than sur¬ pus the school's clean-up de¬ Working in the various B and Workshop to Offer marine appeared at the door of the Alpha partment was one of the first to G divisions as carpenters, paint¬ Corwin's 'Samson' n«use Phi feel the shortage. Normally 250 ers, electricians, plumbers yesterday with a request steamfitters and cleaners are 10 Norman Corwin's play, "Sam¬ to ** her. He introduced him- men are employed in one of the divisions of the building and regularly employed male stu¬ son." will be the presentation of TODAY— as Perry Dean Clothier from dents. Along with these and the radio workshop on its weekly [erndale end he was home on a grounds department. La CefrsOte. 4 p. m. The SWAVes set out to elimi¬ 50 coeds are 79 high school boys. broadcast this afternoon. Maria 30-day pass after 2ft months of Org. ream S, Union wtion in the southwest Pacific. nate this shortage last fall. Co¬ Ninety per cent of all these are Hobinaon. graduate student Vom eds, who enrolled in the employed in the cleaning divi¬ Lockpart, N. V.. wUl direct the Theta CM smoker. 7 * m. SWAVes, worked as a tempo¬ sion. skit, which will be heard from Bportsn rum. L'aten System to Continue 4 to 4:30 King of 4U rary measure in the cleaning division at various times during The men take care of the p. m. over WKAR. Today's cast includes Nancy CDC. 1km. heavier duties. The bleachers Blue, Detroit Roma 1*7. Oaten annex Junior; Joe Calla¬ i'," hearing the week. The work done by the women turned out to be so for the baseball games are ar¬ way, assistant professor oi Christina Fellowship. 7 p. am _ successful that more women were ranged by them, also the exhib¬ speech and dramatics; Dick 111, Union i csssed, he'U added, given regular hours, and its necessary for Fanners' week Sphubel, Lansing sophomore; during " " began working independently and similar events. Cyril Jones, Detroit sophomore; "Pin-m from the SWAVes. Keeping the lawns free of William Thielicke, Escanaba ■fitted a leaves and the roads in order sophomore, and A1 Laguire, Ben- ABB, 7:15 9. m. Coeds Replace Men last summer were some of the zonie freshman. ~ then Now the coeds do work which i 112. Union *■ on. TkUac tasks done by the women. Be¬ Emma Sue Hutson, Mur¬ oiate men formerly did, includ¬ Gamma PM Beta. 7:3* p. Cpl. Dnnnld A. ' cause of the great need for their ray. JCy- graduate student, is in ing the dusting of classroom work, this system will continue charge of sound effects, and mu¬ raenhy Mm ran. ~ furniture, cleaning blackboards, z-m and washing glass. At the pres¬ ent rime 50 coeds are employed until State's campus is normal sic will be directed by Ruth Na- again. dab Olivet.graduate student. Alpha Tan Omega. 7 -Jt Mfc- Org. ream 2, Union ~ S.T-Ss-'v".' 'iS-Vv-.' MICHIGAN 8 T A TI *»#» ... Thursday, April 27, THE LESS SAID tU AWMUM Pnm a « Qmmt wwmiA "8 ET'S give the chairmanship retnries and teachers, or good 1 j to Mary. She always does homcmakers ajul mothers. They a good job when given a re- will bo expected to make great- aponslbllity. How often It Is cr rontrlbutions In community, true that d great deal is expect- state and national affairs than ed of the person who has shown they have ever done before, what she can do-who has "let lt wt„ 1m. |m|Jortant for lhcm her light shine so that others k wp„ ,nformed mi(1 to recognise her abilities. In business, community iind campus activities it is usu- life have clarified their beliefs about many flnd major social, economic ix.litlenl issues. What's IN THE confusion version of the to women, men'sofwork things that the con¬ are over tra¬ .illy those who huvc proven their more, women will he expected ditionally for women shouldn't "Oiir organization is irwrfclng prr/eclli/. Senator worth t<> whom mlded resjHmsi- |0 oxerci*o leadership jind influ- have to take the back seat. May created a sponlniictu movement among the voters bllitles nre Riven. The Individ- cllce in determining community. Morning Sing is one of the few draft po« for office." uals who have established repu state and nntinnal policies. traditions that have always be¬ lotions for themselves as lenders will receive the most serious Intelligent thinking, longed to women. In fad, he- wise fore the male blood of the cam¬ RuMMeveh Authorises Government judgments, courage of con vie u"raps ™ct pus ran so thin it used to be al¬ Women of today and unselfish dedication to a are—or ,.„use will be as imperative' for strictly for women. most the only activity that was Troops to Seise Mail Order Plant should 1 say, have the opportu- lhe Now It is one in many wom¬ CHICAGO. April 26 (AP)~ climax phnrtly before mm yo„rs nfter the war as they nlty of setting a new standard ,ir0 now, i.ol us |wpc that the en's events. But It has taken on The government, with the aid m., when 32 military pub. for themselves. In these war women of tomorrow will live up a little wider sco|>e because it of u detachment of troops, took equipped with weapons m days they are establishing a {,, their reputation and meet that recognizes women who have possession tonight of the Chi¬ at the flfim's hcadqiim in reputation for being able to as- challenge, done work of leadership on the cago units of Montgomery three trucks. sumc added responsibilities and ' , , campus and now women are Ward and company lifter Scwcll First Lieutenant l.u carry through on jobs which u carrying more than tlicir usual Avery, chief executive officer Pinchure and three soldier few years ago would have been leadership load. of the huge merchandising firm, to Avery's office while the considered entirely outside the Slate Deimnrats At the May Morning sing. had rebuffed previous' efforts to troopers were deployed on realm of women's work. Tower Guard, sophomore wom¬ enforce n presidential order for the structure. That a great many American Seek Candidates en's honorary, honors freshman seizure of the facilities. women aud girls ate possessed women who have made high Wayne C. Taylor, undersecre¬ of the nobler qualities of cour¬ scholastic records and have tary of commerce who was de¬ age, fortitude, efficiency, unself¬ ishness and willingness to serve for Governor shown potential leadership dur¬ signated as the agent to assume ing their first year on the enm- control of the properties here, IHFOKMATION a cause bigger than their own LANSING, April 26 (API— pus. Tower Guard is intended announced that Avery had left Kciusal of The. store I. Fry, immediate interests has become to be a service organization and the state liquor control commission¬ premises after being assur¬ increasingly evident the lust few not a means of giving distinc¬ ed that business would go on as THETA CHI 8MOKICK months. er. to ullow himself to be "draft¬ tion. lt is supposed to give those ed" to run for the Democratic wlto have indicated some leader¬ usual. Thcta Chi fraternity will hold We have but to pick up a a smoker for all men intciestrd nomination for governor left the ship ability an opportunity to Avery capitulated after hold¬ magazine, go to a movie or turn tonight at 7 in the Spartan i -«an. on the radio to sec or hear party's leaders as far as ever use it by serving the campus. ing out for almost seven hours Union building, announced I'irs. praises oY'what'glrla an«T woeitwt »«"*«•** from finding a candidate Junior women arc selected for against a directive from Presi¬ Joe Pula, Standt.sh senior. are doing: Riveting, grinding. acceptable to them to carry their Mortar Board on the basis of dent Roosevelt authorizing the getting their faces and hands «tandard ,nto thp e>«*tion cam- scholarship, leadership, charac¬ commerce department to seize ATO SMOKER dirty, working the swing qhift, l»«'Rn ter and service and they arc the Chicago mail order plant and The ATOt will hold a frater¬ plowing, harvesting, and asscm- A board of strategy eon\|s>scd chosen on the basis of their other buildings on grounds that nity smoker In organization bling parts. of ranking Democrats confer- three year record at Michigan the management had refused to room 2 of the Union tonight at They are doing innumerable red for hours, however, und an State. comply with the White House in¬ 7:38, according to Joe Tlmtnr- tasks requiring the utmost in i.minced through Byron I.. Bal- Mortar Board is often mistak¬ structions to extend an expired son. Lansing Junior, nruly rind¬ skill and precision. They have h,rd. Lansing attorney who call- enly looked upon as simply a contract with a CIO union. ed president. All men interest assumed many positions of man- ed the meeting, that it would collection of BWOC's. and many The dramatic controversy, in ed In fraternities are Invited l« agership and leadership in the have "two strong candidates to think that selection is based up¬ progress since noon, reached a attend. business and professional world mn for governor and lieutenant on the quantity of a coed's ac¬ with, what may seem to many, governor before we leave here tivities. But this isn't the case. a surprising degree of success tonight" It is not what she has done or Tales of the heroism of the , ~ . how mucli she has done but the army nurses, and Red Cross . . ■, ^ y' way that she has done It that workers on the foreign fronts; c,rcui* .col,rt commissionei-. was has counted more in their selec¬ the good work being done by the circulating petitions as a Demo tion. Consideration is given WACs. WAVES and SPARS cralic gubernatorial aspirant, but also to scholarship and character lead us to believe that the established party leadership has of the coed besides her leader¬ "sterner stuff" which character- declined to accept him us its ship and service list. ized the pioneer women of our country is not lacking in this choice. Fry sent a telegram to the COLLEGE generation. Lest this seem like a first class "strategists" declaring he would not make the race. He was in CLASSIFIED ADS bit of "back patting" may I has- Detroit, attending a liquor con- ten to say. is all humbleness. tix>I commission meeting. EI- _vm that what women may have done torts to draft him were started „Cgl so far in these war yeara is but a small part of what will be ex- peeled of Uient before and after Ht the reecnl Democratic sta'e invention jn Detroit, but Fry icnt Word that his wife was in ,»rium last ant. I.ADIHS 14.I4S-10 dfenuita >tu.hM Waithaa, watfk with klack fr.ywt bant. Vicinity STATIONERY VIhMM. ku klst tMuruaT and I 111 hea,Ul •*» th"t h* d* of Hrrno Droit Store. K. Laaahw. Call sitJSefrhJ^ ^t^Sieric.n 7'"*^ 4-M44. Br ward. 144-141 girls and women will continue Uke a campalfn for ««vernor. to meet the challenge and prove their capabilities. Just as with an individual who has set a high standard for her- aelf, so it is with a group. By NEW CUCflm 39c — $1.00 doing well in an emergency, women will be committing them¬ - selves to doing an equally cred¬ cred- Br DOTTB VON ORIS itable Job in the reconstructoin £Lf lhC reC°nSlrUCt0in nESPITE the weather, g go — - —.—i —& tut Even though specific war jobs VJ women's softball tourna- dm- wad ng t< tws «»S pm are po more there must be no Pl"yoff* continued bacfcstiding Women will have last night. w«th the high score a verv imnortant role in deter- °* the day the Chi Omegas de- tail ftr£?£BkKS! mining the kind of world in Seated the Alpha Xi Deltas by which we «t»aii live after the the total of 25 to 0. peace has come. The Alpha Gamma Delta team Union ■Mr. Awkx. Boom 8. ftwlMlle enough for the bowed, down to Alice Cowles, 8 8-1811 Bmteeae Opposite the Uufoa S» - women of tomorrow to content to t. while the Sigma Kappas de- *^^3* maKnttia.1 » . - . ' I .111 if.. i.. ApHl It. IIM MICHIGAN ITATI NIWI Page TttfW - f liimHtf' Keep Stranglehold Heinle Mneician* Over 2,000 Athletes Will Compete on Burma Communication* ' . 4 in Pefin 8tete Relay Carnival PHILADELPHIA, April 2« will be focused on (I feet JnpH Make Iteapcrutc Attack on Altiml Front (APj—When tha gate* of the Inch Bill Hulse, holder of 2V& the University of Pennsylvania's fastest time for an outdoor mlfv tiOl'THEAST ASIA 11111-1., Kitiuly, Ceylon,. April 26 Franklin field swing o|ten tomor¬ run by on American. An—Wave* of Japanese jungle tittups aiv throwing row and Saturday for the 80th renewal of the annual relay car¬ themselves desperately against Allied road blocks in cen- nival more than 2,001) athletes ln,l Hurma and are "perishing in droves" as thev try to will be raring to go In a 08- Strikers Stop Ifork htvnk the stranglehohl camped on their communications event program. at Two Novo! Plants; The 1044 version of the big - thousands of airborne*— — — event will be slightly less star- hiiulils," an Allied spokes- Hvtt Await R'l.lt Ruling „ii announced totlay. , titer Force* studded than In former years, but whatever I* lacking In skill ALOONAC, Mich., April 2« P JVC IK led by heavy artil- will be more than made up in v bv mid mortar lire and *uptani- light tank*, the yelling, Change in Tiger, •luaultty when traekstcrs from more than .10(1 schools, colleges (API—The regional War ladarr Hoard summoned local olTlcers of the painters, carpenters and wlmg .lapanose are chanting Sax Schedule and service organizations start machinists union (Aft.) to a i„ the Allied wlte and through pounding the cinders, meeting Thursday morning at Held* at numerous point* Chicago, aphi an (ap)~ Uncle Sam's service organiza¬ !)etru!t in an effort to settle a i-inKeit 100-mllo front and Thc weatherman tions will lie represented by work stoppage of (too employes Kept the De¬ 'hciug m»wed down by Brit. limit Tigers idle today for the mure limn 20 teams and indi¬ at thu Chris-Craft corporation's American and Indian troops, fourth lime in live .lavs, viduals from the New York coast Algounc plant. setting said. uvcr a game with the ---- .. me Chicago r nieago Si?*' H"* Underwwtd, head -guard; - Columbia midshipmen's The employes censed work In- • superiority White Sox to an imx|iecllled later "I , ,l«,l«tr'ment, was school; SC,',H tlio pro-midshipmen's I'hout of Ashury Park, N. J.; day. Edmund T. Hergott, region¬ There was no Indication thai dale. The game postponed from! r,wlti KrCT'<,«'» ,,f *»»« Miehl- .angley Meld army air base. Va„ al WLB disputes officer said, In enemy, mttved by desperate yesterday will he played tomor- *f" r''»*ltetV association | ud v,iiy *tn try to cruah the At row on whnt whs to Imvo *nnu4tl convention on I 'Vnc1 Hampton naval training atn- protest against what they term¬ between hla two Idg tin open (tale enmpu* this week. (Indcrwood "on. „,„>d I "uBn; ed a WLB delay lit deriding on ! hull , nt Mandalay and Myllky- tr ii.» *f i If the Tigers and Snx . are able] had served u*r\ isl us Drui tic vicc-presl- first »•!. >a.i>H«r Ml Michigan and Chicago from a company appeal of a WI.B-or- Itad broken any of the Al- to gel together, Manager Sieve •tent last year. ! the Hlg Ten are among 40 col- dorod wage adjustment. Other selected | 'cHe# sending ;nl blinks on railroad, highway O'Neill will gel the llrst look nt I officers seiecieo •-■»•»•<» teams. High «»>■ and new * ""T. ,U w ""iceis «• Production was hnmpeml lor Don Hobs as a lire base were Clara Beach, lamsiug, first I,,TP schools also have entered mil over IranaporUitlon. replace- the iliird siirceiJve rlrv today •hlllp Cochran's com- menl for Rudy York, ttlg flmly vice-president. nt; Nellie linger, 'cams and for tha first time since Detroit, secondI vice-president; I11)1(1 ...... i i ll'tlt rnlitu relay Ilearns fpntM avium it from olnmnii elemen • at the corporation's plant at nl« air force* hold control or and Pitcher .foe Orrell left to- ... . . TlMXHlore Vosburgh, Midland, buy. parochial and Junior high Holland whero approximately air over the arattered ilght- nlght for Detroit where tomor - row they will take their treasurer. Norma Whitman, De¬ schools will participate. 270 employes remained away mt menus and are giving active prc-in- troit, eiiriespoiiding Spotlight of the annul classic from their Jobs, tport In the embattled ground duclion physical examinations. Dorla Van Ringclsteyne, Oriind secretary; n«>i>s. lite s|Htke*ntan said. York Will rejoin the stpmd tomorrow for Hie opener of » Rapids, reeortling secretary, and Wrslrrtt Advance Vera t'liiford. Ponllac, auditor, d'he Japanese radio, brnad- four-game series with the Cleve¬ complete llie list, jling a dispatch dated from land Indians, and ho presumably liiirma front, said "Adm. will remain with the club until ,ni la mi* Mountbatten now he gets his army call. Itefrrmenls Offervil ■oiated units Ull his If O'Neill doesn't think Ross .... on 111.** M OtDHt I Men in Industry iho fourth army corps in J™11 hniHilo the first basr job. tli ON THE ..... Imphal basin In India „„d Tigers undoubtedly will make - I nder New Rules overtures to HuiTali •f the the In- iliisirnc troops In Burma. lovcrjure* io uuiiaio or In I"These troop* are dally gax- fcrnatlonal league Tor the scrv- WASHINGTON, April 2# f AP)--Selective service em¬ ns skvwnrd for the approach of | "os Franklin Heller, a well barked today on an extensive | ho rain, but with th# advent of 1# •■sill ItMiO.nio >l'garded Hr»t baseman. eainp.iign to persuade men unfit t c rainy season It will become VAHSIMM for nulitaiy service or morn than ! •vtrcmciy dilTieult for the -A'- usi :m force to transport even pplict and ammunition.") Wolverine Iowa llouhlelteatler Nine Wins 37 years old to take Jobs "muk I mg a contribution" to the war. The inducement is occupation -1 DOUBLE al deferment. ANN ARIIOR, Mich April 2fi, , Draft boards are receiving the I i„ (AP) The University of Michi I first -t in a series «f regulations gun's baseball team opened its' | season here today with a of Dig 10 victories over Iowa's tarrying out a new inilicy on pair military uriaere|itable men, an-j and Get Your liolioctsl a month ago try draft Hawkeyes 7-0 and 20-2. The opener featured a three- director Lewis It. Hershey. I "Making a contribution"—a i hit performance by liliss (U>fty) phrase occurring repeatedly in { Bowman, while in the finale. llie new regulation is Wolverine Now Dennis Manko, another Wolver- npproxtx Victor malrly the same as being on the | illthpaw, gave llie Hawk- ivar manpower commission's list eyes five luts in tin -iglit in of 38 essential activities, though Bluebird idngs lie pitched. borderline cases the draft $5.50 in In (he nightcap, the Wolver- Columbia I board must use its own Juilg- exploded for 11 •uns in the; merit. eighth chapter driving Puck I The new rules make it man* Dccca — Okeh Spencer from the mound and datery to place men into occu- or Credit collccting seven makrers oR ids | pationally-drferrvd classi-s, if Records two successors, Dick Ivc«s and | they are making a war contribu Allen McCord. tion - Popular Take chance mad Classical - ORPHEUM - u on winning a free TODAY AND FBIDAY SATI BDAY ONLY ticket to lng college tlauee when Bimiiu . DonTevy you buy your Wolverine at the Wolverine desk, Union, Sheet Mumie WHWARf today and ami tomorrow —9 a. in. • 5 p. m. Instrnctioa Into Gene Autry Three Mrsqaitrrrs "South of the Border" "Riders of the Bio Grande" Musical Instnuarata SUNDAY - MONDAY Rack the Attack Buy More I VP*'* WOLVERINE Build'* Music House TUESDAY WEDNESDAY crpfhinfl In Music* - Union Annex "The Palm Beach Story" - ( UadcUe Colbert - Joel McCrea lit S. Wash. Ave. Tel. 4-MIS Also "Dr. Benanlt's Secret" The Chance in a Lifetime Delicious Sirloin Steak Saturday Night Fresh. Vegetables Crisp Salads New Potatoes Prime Rib Roast Sunday ®hr IBitttt Mtwb#!j0p Serving Hours Dinner Saturday - 4;30j_7^00 Sundigfj-j^jQ^^ Armed Forces Union board la tpoMoring the Spring Frolic, first ami-formal dance of the term, Saturday OFF-CAMfftJS WOMEN night In the Union ballroom Representatives of off-campus from 9 to ll. The dance la In houses wtll meet on the Union honor of the departing air forcea sunporch Saturday at 1:80 p. m. and men who will torn be leav¬ to nominate a candidate for APO ing the campus to Join the arm¬ queen. ed forcea, Bob Edgell, Elmlra, POINT LIMITATIONS BOARD N. Y„ Junior, announced. New members of point limita¬ The Spring Frolic la one of tions board are: Senior repre¬ the highlights of the aprlng ao- sentatives, Maxlne Schulcr, cial season, with intermlaaion Cleveland, Ohio, Junior, and Lois entertainment and refreshments Walker, Flint Junior. Sophomores aerved during the evening In the Marian Clarke, Birmingham, and main dining room. Shirley Hameilnk, Lansing, will Prof, and Mrs. Madiaon Kuhn be Junior representatives, and and Prof, and Mr*. Harold Beverly Johnstone, Birmingham Sknmaer will be the patron* at freshman, sophomore represen¬ the dance. tative. Heading the Committees are:, HOME EC DAY Gordon Htfcschcn, Pigeon Jun¬ Women who signed up as ush¬ ior, orcheatra; Cordle Morrison,- ers for registration for Home Ec Dearborn "senior, patrons; Ed day should be at Collego audi¬ Wallace, Hlrtford, Conn., sopho¬ torium at 10 a. m. Friday. — more. tickets; Marge-Graff, De¬ Guides and ushers should re¬ Frame (Iocs to M<< troit Juniorf refreshment*, and port at the Information desk in Edgell, publicity. Betty Simp¬ the main hall of the Home Ec Prof. J, S. Frame, hemi son, brarwT* Rapids settlor, la building. Ushers are still need¬ mathematics. Prof. V t; . ed for the teas throughout the general chgjrman. day and women Interested aro Prof. Frit* Hcrzng, I'mf Music fof"the.dance will bo Hill and Bernard lie.mm, furnished hy„ Gene Devlhe and asked to sign up on the bulletin so of the mathcrnidn hls-orchestra. The grill wtll "al¬ board in the Home Ec building, mcnt, will attend the so be open during the dance. according to Jcanettc Lee, Home meeting of the Amei mm Tickets for the Spring Frolic, Ec professor. matical society in rim which will be limited, arc on TOWER GUARD morrow and Saturday. sale at the Union desk and at Members of Tower Guard, the air forces public relations sophomore women's honorary, office In Abbot hall. will meet today at 7:15 p. m. in Women of Rochdale house will Beaumont tower, according to brighten up Sunday nftcrnoon Pres. Shirley Hameilnk, Lan¬ with a tea, from 3 to 5 In honor sing sophomore. of their housemother. DELTA GAMMA MU All regular members of Delta Gamma Mu. fencing honorary, Germans Arrest will hold a meeting tonight at 7 in the fencing room, women's according to Publicity Danish Patriots gym, Chairman I'al Johnson, Wyan¬ dotte Junior. STOCKHOLM, April 26 (AP) ORCBEW —Hundred of Danes have been Orchesis, dance honorary, will arrested in Copenhagen and hold a meeting tonight at 7 In German armored cars are pa¬ the dance atudios, women's gym, trolling the capital's streets according to Pres. Kay MacCor- op)id sporadic bursts of gunfire, mlck, Iron River senior. Danish underground sources re¬ ported tonight from that Ger¬ man-occupied and newly-isolat¬ Charcoal * Attachment ed country. These reports, impossible lo for Caroline Engines HOME EC check for accuracy, said wide¬ spread sabotage against the May Be Released (Continued from Page 2) Germans was in progress despite pus. visiting the nursery school, NEW YORK, April 26 (AP) Nasi threats of summary execu¬ home management houses and —American - made gasogcncs tions. women's dormitories during the which turn gasoline-burning afternoon. Exhibits from cloth¬ Telegraph and postal com¬ trucks into charcoal burners, munications between Denmark ing. food, and arts and crafts will soon be on the open market, and Sweden remained broken classes will be on display in the officials of M. and R. Products, Home Economics for the second day, and only building Inc., Kalamazoo Mich., said to¬ Germans were allowed to use throughout the day. day. The tours will conclude with the ferries. Even Swedish dip¬ lomats were forbidden to travel George H. Wolfe, vice presi¬ a tea at Sarah Williams dormi¬ between the two countres. dent and engineer, said at a pub¬ tory. The German effort to wipe out lic demonstration that the com¬ the underground patriot organ¬ pany has completed manufac¬ ization began Monday. ture of 1.500 of the devices for delivery to the Chinese govern¬ ment under lend-lease arrange¬ ments. 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