Group Co-Chairmen Appoint | Members to Sister Council Plans Started to IVoviilr Dip Sisters for Fall Mb Publication of Michigan State Plans for providing big sisters for next fall's freshmen College under way with the appointment of VOL. 357., 333 KAST l-ANSING, anv now MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL Dig Sister 38. 1044 ~ uncil members by Co-chairmen l»nt Fisher, (Uincll Kvanston, 111., junior, and Doris Knglehartlt, loosing seated KKuch dorm will be rcpro.* on the council by two — sophomore. Sixth Army. Takes New Point women, while Town tllrls Rwl t'roHs Heads mid oil-campus women will Take Over DiiIiph nn won /. ■ .American Planes dwli bo ivpresented by throe pMM-ns. not yet been msclo Appointments for co-op have for MSC Top MSC to tmCoeds Tupped Utili/<. They will bo miitlo as Chapter at Annual May house*. s,iiiii a* more definite plans ore in.,i!c for housing. Rfd l "«s offleor* for the MIohlKtin State unit, with Klaine Morning Sing Jap Airdromes n„rm Representatives Tupping ccromonlcu for Mortur Hoard nnd Towor Simon, Wyandotte ADVANCKI) A I.LI KD .loan MooDouksII. Detroit heading the chapter assophomore, (•nurd, senior und sophomore women's ,o|,hnnioro,' and Itolon North, wore npiminted president, lie held at the trudltirmul 7 hoiiorurios, will IIDQ., New Guinea, Friday, recently, tt, m. rites Monduy at Beau- April 28 t;\ .111 freshman, will represent Other women inont tower. (AIM- Capture by y,«ih Williams, and South Wil¬ are Marlon heading the unit American xixth army liams will have Barbara Hon- Chcnery, Ann nmvr Arbor | , M«ty Morning sing Is the Hoard Women selected for Mortar of the main Hollundla troop* Mill. Detroit freshman. ami Don¬ rC * Sims' airdrome, °r ,h® """""I spring record must have a scholastic potential takeoff |x>iui for na Meyer, tlrand Huphlx aopho- of a .3 above the women's tximbers within '«•*•"»■> »>»>'> at range of m,nr. mi the counril. nlson, Vernon Junior, I-college average and must Philippines, was announced the West Mnyn resldonl* on Ilia Jeanne Dickie, Ihinuut secretary. ,M'W UtcmlHSl'S of both or- have ranked high In day. It was the to¬ Sister council are Kmily Noli. Is croup chairman of senior, I «"nl*alIons, Kept secret until leadership and rhararter.service, Japanese airfields last of three the Monday seized at Hot- IVniluirn Junior, and Frances assistant's stair morning, are tapped. Musical Rarkgrounil landla, completely achieving the class, and tamisc (>x- Roberta Taylor, Iuipcer senior. Tlie joyner. Battle Crook freslmtmi. terholt, Detroit music deportment will primary objectives of last Kat- K.i--i Mayo will have Joyce the bandage fresliman, heads Mortar Hoard president, and jirovide choral music for the '""day's Dutch New Guinea in- jiiiiivvotlor. Port Huron fresh- rolling class. Shirley Ilium-link, lainslng soph¬ even t. Denzll Trelx-r, lainsing vaslon. Women who sinned up for llils omore. Tower Guard man, and Marcolla Oast, St. Jos- class should Wear wasli dresses, will conduct the president, senior, will jilay selection* on! Headquarters said Unit Hie rpli snphomore. ceremony. ihe rarlllon, ' Hollundia headgear. and carry a 12-Inch Sophomore Honorary oiieration lias been Oilier Members ruler to the first Women living in sororities or completed and Hint meeting. Potential all ttiree I nis Hobinson. t 'ineinn.iti, The leadership shown dorms who are to lie tapjxxl at' captured airfields llrst already are Ohio, iphomoro, and Hetty Sat- i aid course with | during their llrst two terms on the sing will lx» serenudeii Sun- ! being used . Mary Jane MeCall, Milford sen- campus, I" the basis for appolnt- l»y American planes in ley, Kvanston, III., freshman, lor, as chairman, and the nurses' I went to Tower Guard, as day night by members of both ! More than inn miles to well the luoe been appointed to work on organisations. Mortar Hoard aid course, headed by llarb "* service to the college end members will he wearing j southeast, the Australian forces the council representing North Thompson, Fort Knox Junior, j general character. Women robes; which on Tuesday invextvd vlr- ap- and mortar txinrds and Ibe en-I'"ally deserted Campbell. while Dotty Uolander, wtll be combined. The tlrsl aid Madaug and its l.i|H-er sophomore, and t.ynn course is a prempiislle | pointed must also have an all- lire company will carry lighted airfield have moved on north to to the -ollege average of 2.1. candles. Kelly, Dansvllle, N. Y„ junior, nurses' aid course. —-—- — I take Alcxlshavrn which also w 11 serve for South Campbell. Final plans were made for .fTI I has an airdiopie. Including the Tadji airdrome, The three frtim Town Girls are Isiis Dan- representatives defense courses and the stalf as¬ sistant course was explained in I'lttiws rlutlk lift Home Ee Women seized near Aitajx', I.Ml miles n-t and Dorothy nioomluilf, Kasi detail. It deals with office work southeast of tlollandia last Sat¬ nig sophomores, nnd Vir- j for Hie Hcd Cross and is divided Moroni Air Bioir* Will Continue Aul urday. that makes six enemy Kin ut Haehler. Off-campus wo- nli'llclda falling Into MaeArlhur's men on the counril j Into four groups, hands within a week. are Joyce The llrst of the divisions Is llmt lett. Ann Howell Moore. Hath sophomore, sophomore; foreign work In mllitury ami naval welfare, with prepared* LONIXJN. April The U.S. Klghth uir force made I 27 (AlM-ltO KoiMMgll Flliul . ese Hcadquartcrx at said the tlollauilla bad licit inland - Japan- —— iintl Donna Harrison. Three Rlv- ncss and relief of disaster as the .a record U.o d |I,aim mm) heavy heavy bomberr! The Home Kc dub will con- •I'"1 «" organized reslstanco ri> iiestimnn. second The remaining divisions lllglits In a spectacular double- Uluu, m.livtt|,.H fwr ,ht. p , had ceased in the Inched off I are llrst aid and home nursing. beader blow against (Kt>iloWihip fund thi|l „.rm Nazi inxtal- effort to raise more „„ sector of .150 square miles bo- mmmp land prixluctiun, canteens and lations in France today, round- money to provide students scholarship I twoen invaded Tanuhmerah and motor corps. of | Humboldt liuys. rowing »t 'foreign countries with an oppor- |u Iv un of The rhairmcn of the various 111., ng o il IH ,.f ril.irlllB Nowhere was there a refer- Itunlty Today's course* will notify the women as to the time nnd first meeting. This information will also be ixtstcd on the Union tack ill which more than 4,00" place of the Allied planes blasted and burn- ed the continent with approxt-1 |n lhl, to study home economies states. -since the club ha* shown tvrcst and earned money, tuition in-! | }" ""7 orgunl/cd opi».sitlon j l»y the 14.00" Japanese which VVt'"' P'wloiudy had estimat¬ iw'nr. Campus hoard and in the State News. mately K.500 tons of tximbs. and fees will be waived to the j Tuesday, May 2, , > student rtveiviug tlie scholarship Piling record Kirliimtricli Will I'lay ... a ImxiHl in on record—it was the Union will lie set up from !> Hie heaviest total tximh loaii ever |.liere," ....Pre John A. ... Hannah said < , a. m. to 3 p. in. for anyone wishf ing additional information. Wo- isiurixt into the Hiller fortress lleelpfenls are to be selected | Moiler#i Classics on in such a period—the Allies car- . . . Hatty Rival* ■ men Interested In continuing ricd their prc-invaslon softening-, j on the basts ^f chuructcr and in¬ Concert Program | their work in the SWAVrs may up camimign througli its Hiir-' terest sliown in liettering eondl- | Taking tils program from Hie l,i answer to the aircrew plea, tinns ill their own countries. j register at the booth. teenth straight day. modern classics. John Kirk|>at- i..hi swinging cwsW took thuir pitching arms South Williams | TasThTm the Hume tk- club ' 'ck, young American cuncert I Indicating there was no letup imstxi $7ti toward its #300 goal, I pianist, will appear for the music mil of cotton and took on the Hainan tonight, with probably_a two mm enlisted airvrewmen who DiseiiKhCh ! pronged attack progiessiug. according to Co-Chatrnten Margo j department conceri series Tump Hie tlrafT. Detroit Junior, and mi icccntly advertised for op¬ i Mury day, instead of Uxlay as was er- , German radio warned shortly ! (iorsline, Hattle Creek junior. ponents. With the air- Indian Problem ' belure iiiidnight thai single raid-I 'I'Jie eluli will have roneously staled. Knock crew batting left-hand- I ers were over western Germany I eessions dairy eon-' Knk|ialrick. although an «-x- hut ed the score ended up A survey of present at livestix-k sales fur ! ixincnt of the eonteni|xirury im- jxilitical nd the Budapest radio told of money-making |iur|xiscs. Chair- as a neat 17-18. But the ixisitions of the uutions and esti¬ raiders liresslonlsts, will include the over Hungary. The I men of sales will be Kay Swit- ruli ci ancs in here for each side mated iM'ospects of relations in Vicnnn radio blacked out. 4 zcr, Pvtoskey senior, wiio will | "Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue" claims to have been the victor. written by J. S. Hnch about 1720 , the future of India und' Britain take charge Saturday, Tn the victor belongs the spoils, constituted the first of two lcc- May fl, and Beethoven's "Sonata in K d that's any i and Gertrude Truax. Parma sen- minor" as his only heavier help, and the South | lures on India delivered liy Dr tyjxj Williams Notice to Senior** ;. ior. who will be in cliarge Satur- of selections. women are resting U|> T. A. Raman, Indian Journalist from their battle day. May 13. Ranging the remainder of his of the bats, | and author, lust night in Music i All those Interested in con-' program from the and the aircrewmen are still ad- Only students who enrolled Indian themo vrrtising for opponents. j auditorium. i Sept. 194", or seniors who will trilniting their services as cooks | of II ' Raman listed the provisions and waitresses may sign in the | o- Navajo War Dance, No. for a unilled and jx'ucefui Indian I lie graduated June 1944. at |„ MacDowell's serene "New ' Home Economies building. J England hlylls," the former stu- post-war government India j I he end of six weeks or end • . . Love'* Labour Lo»t I Should be a self-governing coun- | of 12 week session of suin- j dent of Isador Phlhpp will also I try, and should be approved und i mer sehixil will be eligible to riseiisM uiw Hi caking yvntvricaius all track records, a i sujiported by the diverse fac- take part in Senior Activities. in Roy Harris' te itorsto. AO Itehto «t ikiiiK m+USnUX*kg It It the Sigma Nus among • lH SIM WWW others, who report (hat they have pledged three more men »i Pirn-tor asana^ta**nKNwmCTN"VA awfcaSVsatete, IAN* «aui recently. Bob Createl, Swlisdele, Pa., sophomore; Meredith Yar- ling, Klmwood, Ind., freshman, and Harold McMaeken, Howell For Tlum Who An* Tempted freshman are. the ones. Not to be outdone the Pst Us have added to thetr pledge list ONCE fomi uponin theh dorm time and irripintr things grumbling anilin general wasaboutaccepted, tho the names of Joe Haegeny, Sagi¬ naw freshman and Wilt Hender¬ expected perhaps. Nut we stopped expecting that when son, East Lansing sophomore. we stopped expecting Sunday afternoon drives and a Nine new rAEb exchanged steak dinner every other night. their pledge pins Sunday for ac¬ tive ones. The men are Hank The student body of this college symbolizes the youth Reniger, East Ijinslng freshman: of America not at war. And whether we realise it or C'arl Rush. Carson City junior, not there are among us men who have lieen at war and and Don Moore, tensing fresh¬ have come back. man. Others are Dtek Plckerton. De¬ They have seen the horrors of a bloody battlefield and troit junior; Doug Hlrd, Farm- felt the pain of a piece of shrapnel. War is not a shallow, Ington junior; Nick Booth, Han¬ overused word to them for they have seen it for what it N. nibal. Mo., sophontore; Bill Bart- What do they think when they look around and see tho letl. Brunswick Me., sophomore; Chuck Moulloti, Detroit senior, indifference and smugness still too prevalent on this cam¬ and Ned Moulton, Detroit sopho¬ "Never mind tchnf I'm pus? Do they get the idea that we just don't care? selling, lady.'—fake it or leave more. Let's not take chances on making them cynical or bit¬ The men are still with us . . . ter by complaining because chocolate Ice cream is hard to get or because the trip home has to lie made three have Just been elected of¬ ficers of Alpha Tnu Omega. Joe Helpful Houseiriws Keep Soldiers' by bus, or innumerable other complaints. Think Thompson is the high mogul; .Toe Miller, vice president and Uniform* Ununited for Impeel'um . . . maybe that boy at the next table was 1-A Bob Huckenhtser, treasurer. By EILEEN OEHLEK before he was 1-C. The love light Is still shilling Its beginning. A benclli l,. Hundreds of spools of thread on campus, this time for Jeun given by Fuculty Folk M. M, and hundreds of hours of time MncDougull, Oil Omega, who launched the project iimm. luive gone into the mending and received a ring recently from Lt. alteration service that Michigan supplying the funds for tin Dick Ogger of Detroit. State's Faculty Folk club main¬ chase of supplies and the n-t THIS IS YOUR WORLD No less luippy Is Pnt Stacks, Stanton freshman whose dia¬ tain for the convenience of mili¬ tary men stationed on campus. the used. portable sewing ni.ni By JOHN Hlt'KEY mond (s from Sgt. Mux I .each, For three hours every Tues Soldiers Appreciative former State student. day, Wednesday, and Thursday, I 'roof that the men appn , Delta Betas have added three wives of faculty members, head¬ the service being rendcrd in OKNKMAL LEO new pledges recently. They ure ed by Mrs. Roy Unrierwtsid, "faculty wives" is furiushci In aentbeaatorn Britain were bet a T- ... ft* greatest law* effenslvr lew e€ the ttoetoratiens emanat¬ Ann Chevrie, Armada sopho¬ chairman of the project, gather the letters of thanks a lret emptor* hr the Alltra ing from the cm trolled German more; Jerry Minkier. Kulumor.nn in their sewing headquarters in of them have written to \ in the soethwast Pacific. the freshman and Amy Scoren, De- Mason hall. In alter shirts and Underwood after leavm : Humboldt bay area on Dutch trait freshman. trousers, mend, sew on buttons, campus. Hitler was reported to have New Onlnea fell to the Amer¬ News of an approaching mar¬ change Insignia, and sew braid inspected the Atlnnltr wall dur¬ ican* early this week. In the ing the week. All was not well riage cornea from Alleen Zick- on caps. They offer their thanks m p longest Jump token In that sec¬ in Denmark as the graf. Alpha Chi '43 who will (fastness Good son, too, when they stop m underground "Business is especially good Mason hull sewing room ui tor lo date, ear troops seised two let loose with the most aggres¬ marry Lt. Frank Into, Phi Tau of the three airdromes near Hol- sive sabotage yet displayed in '43 sometime in May. Just before an aircrew dance." they often linger for a 11 Undia. within I .too miles of the that The Gumma Phis and alumnae conversation. country. Theeter rroxfl* reported Mrs. George Holibs Philippines. cheered loudly when cartoons or have a big weekend of enter¬ who Is in charge of the sewing Alone n 150-milc front the in¬ Hitler were shown on the screen tainment ahead of them. Their room on Tuesday afternoons. vaders launched their three- and silently approved the effects guest of honor al a tea Sunday Wednesday's chairman is Mrs. IVraoiinri Training! Head pronged assault which was to of broken telegraph and tele¬ uftornoon will to- Mrs. Hussell Howard Rather, and Mrs. Charles secure their position 500 miles phone lines . Sands, rhainnan of the provinces D. Ball supervises activities on Will Interview Curt la nearer Manila. At the head of The silent waiting underground of Gamma Phi Beta. Thursday mornings. the Second witve was a man who of Europe remained an anxious When the project was begun a Elizabeth Addingtou. p.i n- Also, the alumnae of Zetu Tail ' has vowed he will make the band of eager warriors; thirsty nel and training dlrcetm ,it Alpha were hostesses Sunday to year ago this month, the women Japanese remember the "day of for the blood of battle, hungry the active expected that their main job Sears-Roebuck's Highland I n, chapter and mother's infamy"; the general was with for the sweetness of revenge. would bo sewing on buttons and store, will be on campus s,." n Ids men. * club of the sorority. Mrs. John * * . Ketcham. of Hastings, state su¬ making minor repairs—but the day, according to Audrey su-m General MacArthur went TWELVE IN A BOW Wayne junior. ... Ear pervisor of the sorority, was the greatest demand is for having ashore on all three points .md the ltth consecutive day. the guest of honor. shirts taken in to give them that Miss Addingtou will be in die later stated that the operation Allied air Jaggernaat rtppad at chic military fit. More than tearoom of the Home IV build¬ was performed as efficiently as the heart ef Germany. WDimrt r.,000 shirts have been altered ing Saturday from lt a. in. to 1- any he had ever witnessed. also added that some He a single toes. 1JM planes drop¬ 140.000 ped I.5M torn of bombs on Authorities Warn since last April. noon to talk to nil women who Frtortty Given are interested in the ticld et Japs faced certain isolation by Brunswick and other targets the move, designed to hurry tho deep Inside Germany. extermination of the enemy on Earlier in the week 3,000 Against Serious The men bring in the items to textiles and retailing. It will he be repaired themselves, and at ¬ tin informal discussion .<,> • tach a note with name, date and women are-invited to attend New Guinea. bombers and fighters ganged up Uotton Shortage. alteration needed. The article Japanese resistance was light in the war's greatest daylight and according to latest reports raid and knocked 100 Nail craft WASHINGTON. April 27 is then placed on the "waiting rack," taken care of in its tum¬ CLASSIFIED ADS our forces were progressing with out of the skies and dug at the (AP)—Swift, concerted action or immediately if its owner is war industries about Munich*. LOST light casualties in their task of hus been urged on price and shipping out soon—and removed securing the Hollandin area. Ploesti, Bucharest and Bel¬ production authorities to head to the "completed" rack until Significant m the dispatches grade. There was no letup in off a serious shortage of cotton the soldier calls for it. coming from MacArthur's head¬ the time table of death over textiles for civilians this year. The women arc quick to give 8KA IIORSK Hitel pin in m • quarters was the report that 9J 'Europe. Stabilisation Director Fred M. credit for the success of the un¬ wrrbtry mnyo. JMM57. Jul it Netherlands civil administrators Our losses continued to be Vinson. Chairman Donald O. I4N.I i"*l - had gone ashore to handle the negligible compared to our suc¬ Nelson of the War dertaking to Mrs. Underwood, Production who has acted as chairman. civil affairs of the first Dutch cesses. Our high command was board, and Price Administrator territory recovered from the throwing every type of ship in¬ Chester Bowles ard scheduled enemy since the inception of to the pre-invasion softening-up. to confer tomorrow on means of The targets were of two glasses. Platjur in Olds Lobby FOB BENT hostiHUra. coping with the shortage with¬ They included those areas in out clothes rationing. Honor* Service Men The general was pleased, hap¬ MASTER bnliawn which industry was centered and I'hnnc *-117*. py that he had led his men in WPB's commitment to avoid An alumni service record those sectors which included another victory; the men. even rationing can be kept, an inter¬ plaque for State engineers in heavy defenses and possible the armed forces is a recent ad¬ happier that the general had led beachheads for agency "task committee" report¬ them nearer to TrUk, the Phil¬ an invading ed dition to the lobby of Olds hall force. To safely weaken the unanimously if machinery is ippines and Tokyo. The plaque, which was con¬ defenses must be recognixed as quickly set up to permit govern- structed under the direction •• . • • all important because the 94 to from cotton mill to flnbhed gar¬ E. H. Stewart, professor of draw¬ of THE EAGJUt BKAVEBS * t 60 divisions of Nazis gathered on ments. The Jitters torn was btmy biting The report said the disappear¬ ing and design, lists the number the west seemed to be enough to from each graduating class Flv» east •'-» the Nasi tdgk 11 1 as offer stiff resistance to the in¬ ance of low-priced goods from from 1920 through *47 who are serv¬ warnings to the German people vaders. dealers shelves threatens the Bach w»r* mr II t«* «»»• p" * / • entire ing their country. hy. brought the ■srtsmutsi of the * economic stabilization Statistics were gathered in rearing Wirin die tout of DON'T FOBGET AN WO . . . program. the office of H. B. Dirks, dean NaxiUod. that MM ASM at¬ From the toll of Ansto. an Al¬ A 50 per cent deficiency in the All adeeritoeaients payable of Engineering. The office has tack srmriri bring riMtorent re- lied hut lashed oat at the en- supply of fabrics for low priced hi ilraitt, no incferred P"sl salts then the Dieppe compiled a list of those in the etoy unexpectedly and coupling clothing such as housedressses, service from the classes of '42 tton. the Allies plane li to « attacks with artWery and propa¬ infant's clothing, men's shirts, nnd '43 recently. Union BUf. Annex, Boom « the Atlantic wall WHh ganda barrages. Improved the underwear, and children's school These class _ lists are sent to the servicemen Telephone *1511 - Businex material, that treeye anri ship* a* onr troapa thtoo. The clothes was predi^ed by the with a personalized letter con¬ Ext. 16*. were alrearijr batog amatol* to See THE WOBLD—Page 3 committee. taining campus news. M 1CHIOAN STATE hWv t ■ NEWS mm ' Kolw* DHUh Team! V,--! }IIhhI Activity for Tomorrow's Pukkn Gin-Kentucky Derby Favorite WORLD lops Down in Wayne U (mine (CoatlnuM Irani Pih I) ..wMy ts nniM la ham In. ereased Its strength along Um liiliim After debating Heo M«dor* highways near Kerne. A more rellAble report stated Wednesday, the S|uii«mii diamond that the Germans had shifted AI.I.IKO HDQ., NapkM, team settled down to prepare for some of their troops from tha ipri| 27 (AH — Allied . tomorrow'* game with Russian front to the Italian thea¬ Wayne mi the Adriatic pcc- university at ft p. in. ter. The deed* of the Yank* at Pre*. John An/Jo In tlie piiKl week warned „r nf the Itnlian front him A throw in the first ball to Hannah will the |m-o|iI( Warren Allied blocks on railroad, high¬ On the Adriatic the first nt- Hennessey, left fielder, also was way and river transportation slightly untilcd In the game Imt still bold. The |Mi*iUnn of utir i,k. by two (ierman platoons u lie will start tomorrow. forces at prcNcnt find* tlicm be¬ N [,lr ninth of Cmiiom, whk iv- Hub Krestel. who struck out tween till' two ImiMirtlllll boxes itbol. mid n sulwequent enemy of Miiudiday and Mylkk.viiia. AfP Lurnieni In the name Area was live lltsi bailer* wilt probably ikm under ui tlllery ttre. be tlie starling pitcher; Jack I supremacy rests with Col, Phil¬ «o other platoon* attarkcil Itrc.xltu will eatrli, Kolt* said. lip Cochran's f.imed "Cliindit" Pukka Oln. shown here M'lth T. Atkinson commandos. dilferent point* two nnd n winter lM*>k favorite for the IH44 mounted, was a * • * ■If.mile* went of Ortonn, whlrh Kentucky Derby. A sou of the Canadian* Yearbook Staff Given Jack High out of Tntnunr. Testifying lirfnre a special intituled by Pukka Gin Is owned by Lt. Col, Cornelius V, Whitney, now of the house rommltlre Investigating lighting last winter. USAAF. in ihIIci Ticket! With Sale* iMMtwar military paltry for Uin Tin™ hciid.pini'ter* disclosed' IT. N„ Secretary of War Stlm- ,i p-r.j Mustangs, huvInK the Wolverine salesmen will take , *on this week urged the Imme¬ the Allied Snooping out range of older* for tlie 11144 ycmtsxik lit in the Shops diate approval uf the principle icis, were in o|Min, only 10 miles from Kama- ing and no more than 45 miles from Myitfcyina, the enemy's main base of operations north of Mandalay. Near Objective The campaign to open a land supply route from India to Chi¬ na—Slilwcll's pet project—al¬ ready had carried Ids mixed force some 120 miles into Bur¬ ma, nearly halfway to a junc¬ Invest in Victory—Buy War ture with the old Hurmu road Bonds and Stamps. at a point inside China. The enemy's counter-invasion to India, meantime, appeared to be rushing toward a bloody cli¬ max In the C.000-foot hills ring¬ This is the latest portrait of Gen. DWIGHT D. E1SENHOW- Create a Memory at ing the Allied base of Kohima. KB, Allied commander for the coming invasion. Keport that a major battle hall The Flower and Gift begun there was expected al¬ Shoppe »f most hourly. VEDA FOSTER Blunt Wsleuaae Two Lake Erie Freighter Collisions 124 E. Kslamsioe m. Dispatches today said Allied reinforcements of men, tanks Cause Death of 10 Crew Members and guns continued to stream into Kohima along the 35-mile highway from Dimapur on the Bengal-Assam railway, and that an assault to break the Japanese and send them reeling back along the trails toward Burma was imminent. The Japanese hold the highest points around Kohima. and just Spring Skortte outside the town Allied rein¬ forcements were confronted with tor Long a large white sign that said: "From this point you are in view of the enemy." 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