DmUy Student Publication of MhMgm, College EAST LAWS1NO, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1M4 Trio of Junior Women Uninterrupted | Hierarchy Altered to Meet Change Air Offensive in Conditions Hits Channel * Publications Board Seta Anion Leaves Centers in State of Railroad jF May 26 aa Date for Annual Banquet Partial Pkralysis * & * / - 4 For the second the history of the time Michigan in LONDON, (Thursday) State News, three women May 4 (AP)—The twen¬ were named to the top staff tieth day of an uninterrup¬ positions for the coming year at ted Allied air offensive— the regular boJTd of publications whose thunderous strokes by of¬ meeting last night. ficial estimate already have fin¬ The trio of juniors who will head the daily next year ars ished off the ability of Nazi rail¬ Barbara Dcnnison, East Lansing, roads in northern France and Belgium—broke editor; Peg Middlemiss, Detroit, over Germany manager, and Barbara Fenrnside, early today. St. Clair The Berlin radio began just Shores, advertising manager. before midnight to issue warn¬ BARBARA DENNISON The set-up for the paper has ings that hostile planes were ... edlter been altered to meet changing .. over western and southwestern BARBARA FEARNSIDE PEG MIDDLEM1SH conditions next year and the sections of the Reich; then ad manager ... . . . position of managing editor has Frankfurt and then Stuttgart been discontinued and that of went off the air. editorial director changed to No Planes Last editor. The duties of the man¬ ing This followed a day and of widespread thrusts by even¬ Burma Invasion Set for Jap Disaster aging editor have been divided between the mnnager and edi¬ tor. The manager Is to have the I'.S. Liberators and American Thunderbolts — fighters hKhtor-bombers — against mys¬ and Japs' Documents 11 position of seniority. New Plan tery installations of Pas-de- Allied Mediterranean Force Pastes Calais, across the thin waist of Express Fear of According to the new plan the business affairs of the publica¬ Expected Purge Italy's HDQ. Rail, Sea Communications the channel, in Which not a tion will be handled by Miss plane was lost. Middlemiss, editorial affairs and Karlier yesterday British Mit¬ ALLIED policy by Miss Dennison, and NAPLES, Mayf chells and Mosquito bombers NEW DELHI, May 3 (AP) 3 (AP)—Northern advertising schedules by Italy's tor¬ Miss drove In against enemy military —American and British of¬ tured ruil and sea communica¬ Bomber Squadrons Fearnside. targets in northsrn France. Miss Dennison has been editor¬ ficers today expressed high tions have been given another Rake Yesterday was day No. 14 in Rabaul With ial director for the past year and the grand assault of optimism over the military heevy night and day*pasting by stupendous, the Allied Mediterranean air Two Planes Lost was an assistant editor last almost unchallenged pre-lnva- situation in Burma and India spring term. She is a member sion aerial operations. and said that the hitherto slow- force in its determined effort to ADVANCED ALLIED HDQ., of Alpha Gamma Delta moving invasion of Lt. Gen. isolate German armies in the sorority, Far greater Thcta Sigma Phi, and Student squadrons of Joseph W. Stilwell's forces NEW QU1NEA, THURSDAY. American, British and Allied air change might south from their supply sources. council. forces took a breather after IB "any moment" into a ma¬ The eeasless bombing has had May 4 (AP) — Gen. Douglas Miss Middlemiss, who has MacArthur announced days of endlesi assault that won jor disaster for the Japanese. such a devastating effect that that bombers and fighter had today served as assistant editor for one this accolade from a One of Japan's most exper¬ the Nazis year is also a member of Alpha spokesman are operating these of the ministry of economic war¬ ienced armies is battling to pre¬ lines only by dint of prodigious heavily raked the Rabaul, New Gamma Delta and Theta Sigma fare: vent the Allies from clearing Britain, area at a cost of two Phi as well as Mortar Board and northern Burma, and the posi¬ lepair work. "Their brilliant actions against planes. Kappa Delta Pi. tion of this army is growing in¬ Last night Genoa, La Spezia dozens of enemy railroad cen¬ Banquet Date Set and Livorno were blasted for Headquarters disclosed that The newly appointed advertis¬ ters. he said, had created chaos creasingly unfavorable, these last Saturday during an attack authorities said. the fifth successive night by ing manager, Miss Fearnside, has in the German-held rail system on Rabaul two planes and two There is no question, either, RAF Wellingtons. A great rec¬ been assistant business manager wmch—piling up on the long, that the enemy has run into a patrol torpedo boats were lost in lor the current year and is a previous campaign, of bombing tangular area of La Spezia was hornet's nest in his invasion of a clash through failure of the member of Kappa Delta, YWCA and sabotage—has left that set aflame and a heavy explo¬ sys¬ the India frontier. In a military raiders to recognize each other junior cabinet and a tem in a state of partial paraly- sense his three spearhead di¬ sion rocked the area of the gas cappella works. as friendly. There were some choir. visions still are on the offensive. casualties Another great fire was repor¬ as a result. The board also set the date All evidence indicates that ted in the Piacenza rail yards, (Toyko radio Wednesday for the annual publications ban¬ British and Indians now hold the advantage in terrain and 40 miles southeast of Milan on night announced in a broadcast quet for Friday, May 28. Neva Today's monitored by NBC at New York Ackerman, Unionville senior and weight of firepower and may, the main Mont Genis-Bologna- Jack Preston, Wells, Minn, sen¬ with the cooperation of the ap¬ Rimini route following an at¬ that a squadron of Allied motor ior are co-chairmen of the ev¬ proaching monsoon, destroy the tack by RAF Halifaxes last torpedo boats made a "hit and invading troops utterly. ent, and will announce further night. Milan also was bombed. run" raid on Rabaul recently. A Japanese general's order of details later. Campus In daylight yesterday Ameri¬ The broadcast listed one boat the day. read in captured docu¬ can Liberators hit La Spezia as sunk and another as damaged. ments, told his troops that oper¬ ations around Imphal and Ko- harbor and also bombed Castel A squadron ordinarily would Local Shop Changes Name hima, the two big Allied bases Maggiore and Kaenza in the Bol¬ number about 13). in eastern India, were of para¬ ogna area; Parma, 50 miles Rcid's flower store, formerly •.. Reveille eg 4 mount importance. northwest of Bologna and Fano. known as Jewett's, will continue to serve local patrons In its usual The ultimate in courtesy the part at an on Workshop to Present capacity, Reid Milligan, owner instructor'toward Two Features a pupil was displayed by Prof. Today announced yesterday. The only change Is in the name of the N. S. Hall, of fi»e soils science Two plays will be department, who teaches a civi¬ on the Dramatic presented shop and does not affect the lian physics clans from Workshop of ownership or ssrvice, he added. 1 to 4 the Air today over WKAR at p: m. At the conclusion 4 p. m. Cii of § |gf(mf on nifDctiin. Mrs. Emma Sue Hutson, Mur¬ Nss Hall noticed two of his ray, Ky., graduate student, will students sound asleep in direct the first skit "A Few the front row. Bather than have them oversleep he threw a niece Bars in the Key of O." The cast includes Sy Jonas, Detroit sopho¬ "'chalk at ens et the fellows, who in tern woke more; Marie Robinson, Lock- up the other, port, N. Y. graduate student; and Mfflur were caught nap- Marjorie Crandall, Benton Har¬ g|»«theWlww in roan. bor senior; A1 LaOuire, Benao- nia freshman, and Dick Schubai, Lahaing sophomore. Tallmadge. graduate student, is in charge of the sound effects, and **"—**• will be directed by Kuth Nodal, Olivet graduate student The second play "The Ohost Grin and Bear ll THE LESS SAID By KIVA ACKBBMAM We, in chib work, are more conicion* of the war than any qther group!—It's so difficult these days to get speakers v on any other subject!" —^Invest In Victory—Buy War Bonds and Stamps. ■ ■•]■ WOMAN'S WORLD Katharine Gibbs By MAT ANN MAJOR 1 Opportunities • A enlU-uc r!rl with Glbhfl training I. pre* pnreil for 11 li>(i wrrt*. rial ponitlnn. Dmiliirl, "Clbba r.lrli at Work," gimpertliiriii in rm.v Hon about KatUrina Glbbi opportunities. For a ropy, .nlitrea Cbilaia Cuurv l*an. 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Thursday, M*r AIM* Spartans Will Go to Detroit Michigan to Hear Teachers Johnson Glee Club Chooses Heads THE LESS SAID [„ Play Coast Guard Nine Featured speaker at the 10th annual Michigan Federation of Ava Jean Humphrey, Benton Harbor freshman, was elected president of Women's Glee club (Continued from Page 2) Through this the ealtage hopes Slate Favored Over Opponents in Second Cauie Teachers convention, which will at Its election last night. to draw out each student's tentialities in academic work, po¬ Other officers are vice presi¬ Br JERRY RENNEY be held on social life, extra-curricular acti¬ campus tomorrow dent, Genevieve Nauman, West and Saturday will be Dr. Walter Branch junior; secretary. Dah¬ vities, and preparation for The Spartans will attempt to extend their single vic- Johnson, of the history depart¬ lia Kreihn, Lansing junior; fession. a pro¬ )ry when they meet the Coast Guard nine on Belle Isle ment of the University of Chi¬ treasurer, Rena Cole, Battle A revision so broad aa this . Detroit at 4:30 p. m. for the second game of the sea- cago, according to Dr. V. E. Creek sophomore; business man¬ will be hard to establish at once They will be back in East Lansing Saturday for a Leichty, president of the MSC ager, Martha Canflcld, Eaton but it will be ready to meet the chapter. Rapids sophomore, and libra- increased enrollment after the line with the powerful ag-« Professor Johnson's rarians, Elizabeth Warner, Mus¬ war and it is, most important of topic will be "Blueprints of the nation from the naval fly chasers lo make the Journey will be McDonald, who has Future." kegon freshman, and Joyce all, an indicator that State has J at Grosse lie. been shifted to right field from first WakefieflM, East Lansing juntos. Anally caught up with itself. State is favored over the base, Cook, Grunat, Hennessy w Guard in 4a m today's A oMaS* game be- and Prashaw. mrw e of its 12 to 4 victory over The starting lineup will prob¬ —,vnf, who beat the Coast ably be much the same as was C'ird nine. 8 to 7 In their open¬ used against Wayne, with Work¬ ing game, several weeks ago. man at first, and Reed at second. T>«4s Shortstop Costin's injury will put Turk In at short, while MaCris will fill 1 Chief worry of Coach John out the diamond at third Lbs is the shortstop spot since a Costin pulled muscles in i his legs in recent games, tilling in for Coatin at short pro- McCaffree Appoints ably Will be Bill Turk, Lan- ing freshman, Swimming Officers o^er of Kob's diamond men to Porpoise ,ve bee., plagued by injuries, Group firren Hennesy, left fielder is Charles McCaffree, swimming tering from severe blisters on mentor, announced the appoint¬ . ankle, and even had to spend ment of officers in the night in the hospital. Howie fraternity Porpoise Torkman. who holds down the yesterday. Fred Still- man, Battle Creek senior, will ick at tirst, and Pitcher Bob be Irtstel have both lamed by sore acting president; Tommy Bar¬ lies. ber, Chicago junior, vice-presi¬ jlejr to Start dent; and Web McDonald, De¬ Jack Ashley, Detroit freshman, troit senior, secretary-treasurer. rho pitched three innings McCaffree also announced the linst Reo Motors in an exbibi- pledging.of nine new men. They game, will open today. are: „k Breslin will direct his BranchTerry Monaghan, West itches from behind the plate. freshman; Norval Mor- Nineteen men will make the an, East Lansing freshman; and troit trek with Kobe and the Bill Farris, Melvindale fresh¬ it. Besides Ashley, the hurl- man. Others are Wilton Hender¬ will lie Krestel, Sweet, Mey- son, East Lansing freshman; r, and Couy. Buckenhizer will Fred Walters, Detroit sopho¬ as the only other catcher. JeM Listed more; Dick Hubbard, Hunting¬ Alias *'Tojo Sinkerw... he ton Park, Calif., junior; Ed Bat¬ never missc9 a thing...except The intleldcrs who will see the ;g city wil be Workman, Reed, ty, Detroit freshman; Jack Iv¬ of course his Chesterfields. irk, MaCris, Trehame, Wint, ory, Detroit sophomore; and Joe probably Pynonnen. The Heagany, Saginaw freshman. But when he has'cm he shares 'em right down the line. Keep sending him Chester* fields and he'll keep sinking Tojo... that's a winning com¬ bination for everyone. Don't Muff Your Chances And rmember Chesterfield's f / Come on) UPjUMlORfffj 1 WE'VE GOT,Y Gel Your Wolverine ALL THE $ PLEASURES V OP HOME 5 Key-words Now at the Wolverine UP HERJE For Mildness Better Taste v and Cooler Smoking Office — Union Annex Take a chance on winning a Free Ticket with your Wolverine purchase to Poinciana Prom — turn tickets in on lucky number drawing May 10. Dates will be provided if desired. v ~;-\r Tou can pay for your Wolverine with down payments, room deposit, mili- / .. ' • *. «ary deposit, or cash. JOHN MISftlTTf PASSIN9 PAtAOS TwM.WaAThws.MaMs •■CBSStaHMS MICHIGAN STAT* KIWI OPA Releases FACULTY (Continued from Peso I) All Meat but music program is universally lik¬ ed by the worker. One of the most surprising Steak, Beef discoveries was in the type of music preferred by the workers. Strauss waltzes were first in Lowbrow Cut* Become popularity; Hit Parade numbers second: patriotic music third; Point-Free While Red semi-classical and salon music Points Are Slashed fourth; classical music fifth; hymns and Negro spirituals sixth: with hot swing and jitter¬ WASHINGTON, May 3 bug last, believe it or not. (AP) — All meat except In a Minneapolis ordnance steaks and roast of beef be¬ plant S3 percent favored classi¬ come ration free at mid¬ cal musical work. Such com¬ night tonight but that doesn't posers as Schubert, Tschaikow- mean all the points that former¬ sky, and Beethoven were re¬ ly went into hamburger and quested. In a California aircraft pork and lamb can be diverted factory, a,group of workers or¬ to bigger and juicier sirloins ganised a music apfReciation one of the workers smashed a There'll be only half as many red points as before. hot-swing record that was being hour, and 4n a nearby shipyard The Office of Price Adminis¬ tration figures the average con¬ played. As he did so he remark¬ sumer can have more of the ed, "Why do we have to listen to that stuff, we hear enough noise items to be rationed—steak and all morning." cheese and evaporated milk. And of course he can have all The effectiveness of music in the 100 plants studied proves the hamburger, pork and other non-rationed meat he can find conclusively that greater effi¬ and pay for. ciency results from using music to relieve boredom from repeti¬ Effect Will Vary tive operations, to reduce ner¬ The actual effect on each in¬ vous tensions, to tak the work¬ dividual will vary widely ac¬ er's mind off himself and in gen¬ cording to what has been bought with red points in the past. For eral, to make the plant a more attractive place in which to CLASSIFIEUAW instance, a person who has used work. LOST most of his red points for steak There is reason to believe that, and butter will be cut in those as the seriousness of the war SILVER Wrntlfii-kti.,, . items. graved with Don Duri. k. bores into the cdhsciousness of If he has been eating a 10- the wdrkers and the sorrow of be¬ 8AE fraternity pi. point steak and a 3-point quar¬ reavement becomes more wide¬ Hort Building. Call ter pound of butter every two spread, there will be an increased weeks heretofore, he has had 17 GOLD BRACELET demand for classical and semi- of his bi-weekly allotment of thyat atone*. Muml» classical music of a cheerful yet theater or E. Lanaif 30 red points left for other items, solid quality, music that will give return —sentimental v: including the meats taken off ra¬ deeper and more lasting satis¬ tioning tonight. faction than transient popular WANTED Red Points Cut tunes which are more or less of With the red point allowance A CANOE in fair * a superficial nature. reasonable price. Call I:. I, K slashed to 15 points every two *40*1. weeks beginning next Monday, he will have only two points every two weeks for cheese, eva¬ Johnson Will Address porated milk and margarine un¬ Students Tomorrow less he cuts steak and butter consumption. Students and faculty members On the other hand, if the con¬ will convene for the first con¬ sumer has been letting the high- vocation of the term tomorrow point items alone, using margar¬ morning at 10 in College audi¬ ine, variety meats, and pork, he can have a good deal more of the torium, according to President John A. Haqnah. better cuts of beef. Speaker at the program will be Dr. Mordecal Johnson, presi¬ Rehearsal Scheduled dent of Howard university, Catholic students who plan to Washington, D. C., who is on the participate in the May crowning campus today and tomorrow at the invitation of the college. Sunday at 3 p. m. are asked to /lowers by attend a rehearsal tonight at All 10 o'clock civilian and mixed classes will be excused, Win 7:30 at St. Thomas Acqulnas church. Hannah said, but Army classes will meet as usual. The planned program is brief and should not run over into 11 o'clock classes. 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