American MICHIGAN STATE NEWS New Wedge Into Rhine Troops Force Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College • ? 334 EAST LANSING,"MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMSER Gateway In Day's Battle five Allied Armies Now Battle in Seniors Nominate Candidates One Force Hits at Anchor of Germany; Siegfried Line, Another Aims Cologne r*Reutner, Kaniins/ at PARIS, Nov. 21) (AP)—American doutrhboys hammer- Cropsey to Run Japs Lose 1.000 i"! new wedges into the Duren-Julich Today's for President Reinforeeiiients Rhine today in a smash through five more of ruined towns. Elements of a fifth Allied gateway to the Germany's army battled Seven members of the to Air Attack* •onto Nazi soil in a slab at (a m p u s senior class wore nominat¬ ed for the four class offic¬ •Hi PHILIPPINES. (Ai'i An Toll. -'ay. No, cstiir.i'oil 4.(i<<0 . To Visit Ca mints ' 'j!0 ,lor,hp|'» »»i«iior of the Siegfried line, ers at a stormy meeting held Japanese reinforcements for the A Canadian press war re¬ last night in Morrill hall. A mo¬ Leyte tight were lost m Allied , . Pretty Pix tion to have a class committee It eight porter's dispatch said Canadians in , . transports, of the filth and latest army to place of officers, members to bo announced today. t.i make the must of "a?.".'1 Thirteen penetrate German's soil ..riling to Bettye appointed by a faculty group, Ornroe boned enemy were i it sophomore. Bettye was defeated after bitter debate. ships were destrovi i the i fighting in the area of DeVVyier Contestants for president of attack. painted the cast of lorcst. The town of Wylcr is just broken foot with the class of 1945 are Tom Reut- The 4.111'U made in. .. y losses » slide inside Germany east uf Nijn c- , htly colored flowers. ner. St. Louis, Mo.: Bob Kamins. i't sea in such reintoi t.ilkie .-emcnte . even went to the Lansing, and Mac Cropsev. Ma.- more than 2t.<"io in recent weeks. gen. Holland, and about six ■ riding them in oil cellus. Jim Bibbins, Snvder. N Allied tighter-'planes miles'northwest of Clcvc. north- •sau! mons, Saginaw, * i S. warships. ttrlishttjt Americans, matched hv another flamethrower assault a o it n il , II ill He Resumed . It was decided that the nom- Wurm to the West, caused the ■ Ptg local IPC action by for president Germans to open the floodgates • la years, the National president should form IIpiHtrtunities Fading On WKAR of dams along the Boer river. ..•unity Council passed a ix^uesting that all committee to meet and a chuirman and a working appoint As committees for, Tickets Co Fust Today Hooding the valley north of Gei- linku'chcn to the width of nenr- h.1/1 rig involving ment- the senior ball so that action on Alter skipping a week because ly a mile. • . a I torture, including the annual dance can be taken | for Cirl-Hid Dunce of the Thanksgiving holiday. Ismgcrwche. last iniimrtant Ie officially banned before elections will be Michigan State college radio • -leges and universities H'' complet- j Tickets of Saturday's Chance" workshop will return to the air loimiiiii.nations eenter lite Itocr, was cleared ot cnrti.v; wist of leap year dance ur tins afternoon at 4 over WKAJt Eligibility lists will be prepar ing fast, according to Bob Eiiu- ... 11li a modern comedy romance. troops after two days ot hoii.e- utron. w hich declared j cd and elections will take place <■11. Elmira. N Y senior, anil tii-house fighting. hazing "A Four Sided Triangle" . early next U:r Cordon Hcuschcn. was First Army Advances of educational in- Pigeon sen- adapted by Maxtor ire ioi, co-ehairmen ol IT n i u u Kyestone, Lt. Gen. Courtney 11<•«i•;« - Li. - well as to individual tioaid's last dance of fall term. lamsiiig senior, from a short S first army, in its smashing passed unanimous- Posl Office, Air Lines story by Elizabeth Dunn Miss drive iilong both sides of the They are being sold at the Un¬ Evestone will also direct the ***** Students ion desk. 'how under the supervision of Adolf Hitler highway toward This will 1m' the first dance of Duron.also .ii/eil Hurigi-n .lun- Malay and Saturday, j Prof. Joseph Callaway of the students «, needed by 11a its kind to be sponsored ficrsdorf, and Klemhau. abolished extreme ; tional by t'n- 'peech department. •ie.g and a hell week ! parks guides. 'ion ixiaiil. and it is strutly a This is ti fast moving comedy Lt. Gen. William Sim., ons If, hostesses and other 'positions girl-bid ■c.us ago and affixed affair..; v.-f . Inch tells the mishaps befalling S. • ninth army, hot ing forward ; typical uf summer Mender*. An informal ! camps and Duk Snook and his orchestra tw young girls who tiy tu med¬ on Hodges' left through knee- ' ..n educational value lodges, accuiding to Tom King, will provide music foi the dance d:< io the love aft.urs of some- deep uuiil, drew tin a .mitt are j placement director. which It p.m. to tiiouiid the fortified rot l.apters by lines. I\mg cun- Saturday afternoon Party Party line Saginaw senior; Dick Hcn- and by crossing the little Imlu 11 tie report to the j py; I lulled tor the Detroit ophomoru; Hac- liver just to the south on a cap¬ Students interested m any of Friday folic will lie held as us- old mi :1 disclosed. State, ' these , Ore DuBois. Pa.. tured bridge. long range, farsight- I positions shoulu contact oal this week following the con¬ Ireshman. | Casualties Severe "> 1'"gram, has suffer- King at the Placement center in cert earlier in the turning. BiM Mtivine Elliot. Cam junior; | the old music center. In perhaps the day': .most vi- P« r cent loss in fra- ; Ciaham Dclioit soph. , ,m- Boh Kai n i ns, Lansing senior; I tal development, Hodges' bat¬ Students who are intctt siid in nou ui cd John Swank, Eaton II a p i d s tle tried veteran, at limt u■ the war began, began i -mixta Chi work, during Chnstmus vacation, luiioii hoard will again begin Ireshman; laos Banz.et. Has' working their way out >1 Hurt- Alpha ! ir, the East 1 Sigma now inactive, j •ansing post office, activities this winter With a tciir. Lan-nig tumor; and Shirley Cas¬ gen forest, southwest o Duron, or in some other city; especially tipenng dance Saturday, Jan. «. well. Eiist Lansing junior. Assist¬ ! where infantry casualties have Detroit are asked to report to it was revealed at a meeting this ing with production is Grctehen I been severe, onto open terrain European .Victory i the placement office. Ken-lei". Muskegon senior. where tanks could operate j Units ol five Alli'ic armies Rrpcuds On Reds Forestry Graduate (lives Talk ! v ere disclosed to he t'yjitiiig on ' huN. Nov. 29 (AP) on Liberia German soil with the announce¬ ment that troops 'ol die first '! victory in Europe Canadian tinny had pi net rated ■ By CAROLYN K.YRN'EY I 1 primarily on a the Ketch from tin- Miutegcu Howard Burgess, graduate nt 40. talked at tl c Koresty club: The rubber trees were for- lector II Holland, presumably ill ' inatch * the* "vM | - meeting M«nda;y night about his woik at the Knc done plantation nierly produced from seeds at,d 'he . dge the Allies drove into in the west. ; in Monrovia, Liberia, lie tolo» the xedlurgs were cultivated.!'he Heichswuld ' " r < s t two •nviction of ranking i about the rubber uulustiy Li- lonths ago. in , .. hwl Now the.v graft the bud* and all I"b< "" A"s ,. ,, 'Ct'is here that the I btna and discussed L.hcna ,1- l"18-" the t,em a,e identical The . F.re- •an which is now self to a certain extent Mid has been granted ,ts in.U-»?p.ne mn.pany bel.exes the,. ally short i Before going to Liberia in 1942 pendence The land was origin- of tiees will he producing rubber TIME TABLE • man- suffering production • Purgess worked with the con- clly bought for the freedom >.t tor 100 yeais to I'ome. may he beaten in a sol vation institute at MSC. He, the slave* but the plan wa, nev . Sexeuteen t; li. , ot natives. >it pen,k1 by such a has been with the Firestone: ei fully followed throiigh F.ic- speaking 17 dillerent ' trategy. Other- i plantation for 2 years. He was tone now is raising oi Liberia tap the tiec. and carlv on aril TODAY— , - ans may be able' loaned to the IT. S. government some of the best rubber that is the woik Tlnrir tramtoa Ixtgms ' h e lie.tig pt-Hluced in the world. Spartan Christian Fellowship fighting indvfi- ' lor 4 months to make a survey v.hen they ate young and it is • . 1 of rubber in Liberia Tiie iubber industry there is. v oik that ties to be tteeuiate or 7:15 p.m., Bethel Man M.icster CnurchiU's ' Bnrgess nit Leave very much like the dairy nidus- the tiees wall he injured The of his war end 1 Burgess is now on 3 months tiy ht-ic The latex is .'.hdc and I natives are ptiid approximately '" lix the time of tick leave after t.avu.g nuiiart- loagulates quickly like mdk.Both 15 cents a day. of which two and • st summer instead ! fd malaria for the 5th time and industries are essential and are a half goes for food. "'.mer" is viewed j rs visiting Planters or every day woik. The latex is Natives Are Good People entirely in the light . there sign a weighed as it comes in and put' These natives are good. naUir- ' ties on the eastern contract to work 2 years on the into" a receiving tank, then initi al people and when tiiey have plantation*.and'are ' "pe is that the Rus- then ci.titled Ituiks and finally tank cars ; *av«t enough money to live on . attack very soon. to 3 months leave with pay. transport it to the factory. : " See—FORESTRY—Page 4 Thursday, November 30. 194+ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page "i wo Grin and Bear It By Lichtx MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Campus Entered m second-class matter under act of East Lansing. Mtch Offices located on March 1879 at the post-office. ground floor of east wing of Union Quarters By LEONE 9EA9TROM Building Anne*, room 8. .... and DOROTHY LA MONT Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan State college. Telephone — College Phone 8-1311. Grill gossip seems to be losing MrnWr Anwlatrd Collegtat* Pro" Editorial Office — Ext. 289; Business its usual twang these days. Des¬ mi Office — Ext. 2*8. Subscription rates—3c per copy; pite religious 4 p.m. attendance, . ... , , , . . c • • National Adveftliung amice, HlC. «350 p(.r yvar by mail; $2 25 per year we've had little success in run¬ Callrnr Puhlifbtrt KrprcienUthr b> college carrier to students; $3 00 ning down many romantic rum¬ Nrw y i be Tun opti- \ ill finish." Chin earlier predict" have not her i. istic. in Euro tie migut The AOPi* enter the limelight , Christine desires . thrr Is To tlir* kditor ,it ttie Belgian -pi ing oi early 11 ill time I i suggest si I and o! : .".a.ti v ilb ton; new potential sue members. Those onto mg the • white peal is from $11113 to lai.k- ut iileilgeslup ale Vickie . o> ocean-g«.- »p the duration of >19 9f> found at Swam'- jewelry Lockets. bracelets, and puis r|3i i tin1 Si'iiioi i'i.i- Ki'.iio- M.aiUaimoi v sophomore; mg ships tor tr sup" y of the events it woes sti re. with the MSC seal ran or bought i «)ln lously ! inn cot make Jean Gamble. Giami i.oilg,' Northern group Allien artn.e , ut. the ,vord -eat < myxPll ciear at Uii' 'senior sophonion Mai go D.ikin. Lull¬ i t Swain's also , class meeting yesterday To ativ ing lie 'mum; and Shirley Pi, Catching up on una • '- '.viai nusonder. lend stale - Thorjie. Detroit freshman, th, m> > poke ,,n and studying for exams leave* incuts. I apologue. i"r it was not Placing q.uiitv liefore i|uatit- little time for keeping, up our in.v intent to hurl the reelings «>t .Allied armies, as :'y Epxilnn Chi* have place.i the iorrespoudence. lu addition to anyone or cast ret led .on upon activ e eo loath consecutive I one ui then pledg¬ ;d! ttiat, think of the pile "i the class ol 11)45. as ; .u liainent electee es. t'anymg away the lioridi* i* Christmas cards we should mail thus has become ti Ah to the matter of ,i class Shu-ley T rami's. Mr pleasant at by December 1st So here is a louimitU'e as a possible siihsti- lormidaiile barrier est in R itam's :i junior. suggestion, a sort of "killing two tiltr 1 . officers, tlr.it ;» ■ ! utile hit it • with one stone " ci m i i n It w as taken can- of m You save no carton tops or the most democrafic manner soap wrappers- you sitn|)ly get known I was * ui favor of it ;■ box of the combination per¬ merely because I .--aw in it a sonal note and Christmas card method whereby work on the I on ml at the Ink Pot. senior ball would he facilitated, ^(,/r sa, -Ol \I. sg, x.-. w-. x They come 20 m a box and have and as a way of helping some . fir An a wiilei spray design ol a Christ¬ fellows, who feel the same as I Curly Santa! mas motll on the outside fold do about class offices lor men, tin the inside is space for the In see their way clear to take h tile1, 2a Jsi S'i S'if eti 'message. The boxes are priced the initiative in aiding the class itoiu $.50 to $.65, Evidently I was wrong. Im the For the simple Christmas ''motion, as you know was de¬ greeting card, the Ink Pot has feated i oxi's of 12 for $t on designed by As tar a- my declining the I'erst hi n I / v Sftea Ling White and Wyolf of reproduc¬ nomination for senior . lass pres¬ tions of original painting*. idency. I. too. was hurt 1 felt With a "fatigue" cup perched that my sincerity wa> doubted v hen it was made an issue. May¬ These the loveliest fin your head there is no mis- ate liberie cases we lidsing you for what you arc be my convictions are too ideal ., nied at MSC. The Campus istii'. hut thev are .sincere have seen. Exquisite Bcauvais embioidciy hook store has a supply of these 1 probably - liould have said I delicate tracery gives a most u hite cotton gabardine hats with was ashamed to be graduating m luxurious a green letter "S" on the front. m wartime rather than in 1945 touch. Select yours m delicate dusty blue -Or for a double riuse you it would Have made my meaning might also like one of fhe while clearer to all. It is nut the class, or light peach. T" shirts at I lard's with "State" of 1945 I am ashamed ••!, but printed across the iiant. I hc.v myself. ro both priced $1 Oil Matching Set , JIM RIBBINS. For tnat space on the window Hanky, II use and Liny trie sill or that unused (can this he t tun s possible) corner of your desk, WOLVERINE PICTURES N.y.; w h.v not consider some still life? I'o be more specific, Rcid's flow¬ Wolverine pictures schedul¬ Hanky Cast 1.50 er shop has some year 'round ed for this evenittg in the .1 t'-se C'ssirn 2.50 HuUi-[Jncket potted greenery that can add Little Theater arc as follows: mlor and give your room that 7:411 Pst L'psilon Hosiery Case 1.50 W eek-End Case •homey" touch. 7:50 Alpha Plu Omega Various kinds of plants in 8:00 Experimental Radio American made ami fancy fash¬ Workshop batu'da f !0:00 t.0 5:30 8:10 Pi Mu Eprilon ioned pottery range from $1.1)0 Monaav ■ 2:00 tc 3:30 8:20 Hillel to $2. Some of these are ci'i'ti, watermelon begonia, peperonia, 8:40 Spartan Christian Fel¬ 107 South lowship Near I iiilodi ndria. and one more pn>- 8:50 Panllellenic Washington .Michigan nouncable, the African violet; or 9:00 AVMA Ave. they can be had at $.25 to $.75 in Ave. 9:10 State News pots not so pretty but just as r$ 9:30 Kappa Delia Pi > LL'GGAGE LEATHER GOODS TRUNKS gb practical. , 9:40 Theta Alpha Phi A bright-covered addition to your prize book collection might Thursday, November 30, 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NE W S Pf>£€ Van Alslyne Whips Cage Five j High Into Shape for Drake Game '' Before Came JoecL*onV Height Poses Greatest Problem for Coacli , , . . , . , , I WEST POINT, N. V, Nov. ?9 With the first test ot his cagers only three days away j • short. ing. large gold lettered sign C* J a « j ' beat navy" enuld he seen from tlamr m and chedulea to start use the students their nrtivitv I ®. i1 education Ch nese. , wi» !.n,s }" ,earn. bemore and culture given ,,f across the plain. With the. exception of Poland DRESS sirs "S"it •: j1 fX' &,hJ "S ■« '*»"*"«i .™5''SS'ThSS* .SKS is No prelln.ln.ry scheduled. It is | ciV, t«k Nanking university comes to m' Tm y'il\?nt P*** "efendi»K CLEARANCE when the Drake team the ice on the campus. CBmpu Dec 10 to 15 under the Sunday to Friday I hal,bl"^ condition. 1 'hywcal ,h®.us in good Coach Earl cAlstyne lust two prenyls- guards in the persons ot : i„ - ; ^the rn^mtH l-or^S ,!,aik *»d <"da*' *" Catarioella. the Vnssuch and Jack Bres- regular re¬ Dr. Chen will placement lor Joe Stanowicz. is Mi uicii is leaving school speak at an all out with college convocation Monday. Dee. a shoulder injury, white the armed services. -lin's absence is uni^ 11. at 10 a.m. in College nudi- Yancey suffered a broken leg in the frish clash th.ee weeks Clcanim? stocks ot Oniy two experienced i J0™"™. At a time when know- early lall and vvinicr dresses ..ill be in in uniform uniform. lerl«e ol "ther nations and their contributions, both past and i rayon crepes, satin combm-i' i, v.. . I inrup Disclosed ,c< . . Beyer and Nick Hashu are present, progress is to human so vital culture and to an intel¬ Collins to Sponsor styles. Dressy and novelty weave ,-c ard rvvr u •, i ters at the guard posts. . ;. wdl probably direct all ligent understanding of plans rot- suits. Sizes for junior Wivstlinjj Meets ; m a •■or-,ve and defensive tactics, post-war organization. Dr. Chen's ... .~r., s Ki 1 t oo and Paul Bautnan address will be of interest to . lohiibiy get the nod at for¬ every student. Wrestling Coach Eenrlley Col¬ lins announced th Boh O'Leary and Educated in the University of an ail-college Y ung realty to spell either Nanking in China. Case School wrestling tournament for Mon¬ ot Applied Science and day. .Tuesday, and Wednesday*. Collim¬ . ator post is enveloped 'mi university in this country, .The program will consist of pri¬ v-uong scrap between Dr. Chen has achieved eminence mary and final bouts in the fol¬ • aiki I and Krnll. Kith- i 1,1 the fields of education and lowing fight I2H. 13(1. hable to start and if! science, and. has serv ed as a 14a. la. i <;*>. 17a d heavy- the other is sure to member of the People's Political weight Iktcliller a of action. Both arc under the boards and men. to Reprrst'iil muneil, a body which adv ises j Ihe Chinese central government, 1 V ill lie and as president ol the Chinese ; Anu-iiean Institute ot Cultural l!clutions. 1940-41. Indiv ■a a- l int i fu d medals •mud, and in will be hmination i no 5 7 He lias also hould be in mi d in to Cull ill: taught scientific! W>( at Debute Meet Subjects in Chinese universities el ore (i | Friday in the and has Written occasional art¬ wrestling i - iii ul) the 11 iii i th ate will be repre- icles on education, science, and; lour o| the t H-ldhouse. state extemporari- 9 Arinv mi tn-en will al--.n Iw »g contest ny Harold general cultural suiurrts. liter the meet, and .umor. Ihe, , , -•rpetitinn between held at the Mm,- Mcutctll I 1'ClllUVHni* ' fientc and the eivil- Normal college m . , ■ ■ • . t«x( t-i develop. Col- Fi -day evening. Ten compete. Merlin a Tonight " i! be accompanied • , s. Joseph Menchof- A i •cting of the "Med '!'« cli' • partment of speech Itib Women's 11 • and Pauline Sit s14 ». • ■ assistant in icncial topic it speech, building 15, II. ^ -t is "The Defeated Nations" purpose o The eli Sports n he will choose one ity i»orri; vt»n dette aI and : the* medical tei htiulegi.it- and ritwo - , wirtant games w Ml he with the ultimate •: -,d ut at tain 1 play.-j in the mb-rila- s vol- mg lecegnitiuii mi eaminis and !evb;d! toiirnanient tc Hllgllt in the field. as a 11 - nil: -d Tilcstiav t nght's A series of tn'k- la eu games. Tilla seniors will tackle planned fur meetings and the fir-t o| these tin- In-.noi : t h; >• the treshm en while the s t'plio- Hires ai '1 ItiruorS will Will he "The Ideal Med 'I '. - h" i ther. Hot ; games will he 1 ,1a ,'erl fiuiii the view point of the (e.in in the Wei lien's who lures one. Later r'tsciis smns 7 p.m. will be led by senior 'tried h •elu>" The ivsu lis of fne dav night's play each gym start:iiig at ' 17 who are interning in the :State i games pro veil the c-iior and health laboratoi n -, and by u .eiTi- tii-shmau t i.aus to he the tops. Lers ot State research tali The fresh.r r-n defeated the jun- The officers ot this oi -a 111 .'a - inrs 3b to 214 and ,.l:o the soph- tion an: Betty Cir*>ss*iiek!e Vio¬ on aire;, 34 to 30. The orriior.-, ^ Wt our More cent. Detroit itimor. pre-. lent; took 1,'ial: o 1 tin ir games t- ■ o. ile- Muriel I.ing. Honolulu Ha train,g the i phortviros 34 to 32 SWEATER CLEARANCE junior, vice-presidi nt: fi'i r. t i it lial t: • |-n J 1 to !3 for Smith. I'osen iiun-.r, ■ ?50 U-r-vrr c\cr\thing L'tfy (-alley, tarj . Da :>• li :l'b- a-'i • ja Reading in music. OPEN DAILY U A. M. ORPHEUM CONDITIONED AIR 7.95. L i knits. Alt ■ 3 >(•<• our sheet music TTli'RS.. ERE. S(»V. 30-DEI . 1 SATI RUAY, DEC. i The Battle of the Cow buys "ml record Two Big Western Mils "So I llih Is department "Heart of the Golden v;t'i .A L-bdf^v: Washington" v.Uvf 'or both w«*r l.l M A ABNER ! kc popular j Q' - c. ROY ROGERS "Beyond the Last Lay-Away cr Bcog.;' U1"l classical music. "Rootin', Toothr Frontier" Rhythm" smii.lv uirnette GENE Al'TRY Color Cartoon and a Pete Smith MOM .Miniature SIN., .MON.. DEI. 3-4 TI ES.. WED.. DEC 5-fi B"«M\ Music House . "Hers to Hold" "(ioveriiment (iirl" "Ll '<■ -thing In Music" Dranna Durbin. Joseph Cotten Olivia Dcllavilaud. Sonny Tufts *'8 *• Wash. Ave. "Devil Riders" "Lone Star Raiders" STORE HOURS ' nane iO TO 6 4-6615 Buster Crabbe, At "Fuzzy" The Three Mesquitecrs St. John MGjM Color Cartoon Latest News of the Day —. Open Thursday Until 9 __ Thursday, November 30, 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four American Superfortresses Smash at Tokyo Again Enemy Threatens * Nazi Rocket Bomb Falls In Belgium Death to Airmen - THE - Taken Captive WOMAN'S WORLD WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 By MAY ANN MAJOR (AH) — American Super- TOWER GUARD fort crews, defying thinly- Members of Tower Cimm veiled Japanese threats of | meet in organization roon torture and murder, plunged ! the Union today at 7:H p. bombs into Tokyo today for the j their regular meeting at 1 • third time in a week. to Peg Frimodigf East I Up from their bases on Salpan sophomore. island 1,480 miles away, flush¬ ORIENTATION LEADERS ed forcers of the vigorous new i leaders having a M i| 21st boinbor command to attack the individual evaluation objectives in the area of the Jfip- I I should return them to tin anese capitoi. Details were not; I office as soon as possible * available. trs needing these cards n-.v Other Raids Listed tbem up there. Smashes were made last Fri- ! day at an important aircraft! CARILLON CONCERT plant by a large force which left j fires burning in the heart of, Today's recital at 12:4.. Tokyo. Then on Monday a size- | will include the foil, - able group of the B-29s picked ! Mexican folk songs; out its waterfront industrial see- 1 tion for instrument bombing | Adelita through clouds. Christmas Carol tV Today the Japanese radio cieo de Navid.,,1 hissed angrily that the Ameri¬ Beautiful Heaven if;, cans are "enemies of civilian-1 Lindo) Jarabe Tapatlo tion." The propaganda broadcast , described the bombings as "In- ! discriminate" and the speaker i said that "American fliers par- ' ticipating in such attacks are; Soldiers examine wreckage ! not entitled to protection of in - ; of n German V-2 rocket bomb ternational law." The broadcast; which fell in Relguim and was was heard by the OWI. not completely destroyed. En¬ MILLS No Fliers l-mt Recently The Japanese followed up the i gine which is believed to be ^ April, 1942 Tokyo raid led by I ^ b ., mjxturf. „f ,:quld air Jimmy IJoolittle by executing | with either oxygen or alcohol some of his men. That any of the | is at left. Tills is first picture personnel of the 21st are in Jap¬ of V-2 Immb to reach this i 113 S. Washington anese hands as a result of the country. first two raids appears unlikely on the basis of official announce¬ ments to today! One plant- was Jo.st up to enemy action Fri¬ FORESTRY day when a Japanese flier (Continued from Page 1) i smashed into it. Meantime an expert opinion . they quit their jobs nnd retire. I j Thereto!e goods are brought' in I .., that tin- exploits of navy and army fliers had virtually "rlim- t" "ell and to keeji the money ' For a mated" Japan's naval aviation j i" circulation. game tiHlay from Vice Admiral! These planters must have roll I Mart- A Mitxcher, famous com- ! call each morning to s,-<, present, then tli^it the I Cozy mnnder of a Pacific lleet car - workers that they get oil to work and ! rier task forro i.Nt Planes Downed : have flu* proper equipment with | Christmas At a news conferem1 here, which to do their work. Milsclier, one of the heroes ol When the tappings have la-en j the Battle of the Philippines, ! Unisheil the planter must see Morn said-that flier.s have sliot down'""' latex is weighted Included I about 4,000 Japanese in the last his job. too. is the keeping ol j 18 months and that 11-29 bomb- 'lls books and eheekmg on the ! ings of the enemy hnmelund j overseers, have turthei- cut the Japanese '-i'e Lively Yummy robes for warm com- eviation |Niti*ntial The social tile u, the plantei , fort... in cotton, rayon, Mitscher called Japanese fight - seems very lively lot so distant ing men "vicious brutes" and . •' I'lace. They do have dances.; fleece, corduroy, plain or ''educated savages" and warned! with approximately Jo American! the nation that it is 111 fin a long ' women there; Su n d a v ball war in the Pacific games deep-sea fishing, being orrty 111 notes, from the sen, and plaid wool, rayon, safin, and hunting for meat which can be suede cloth. Perfect for THE CLASSIFIED ADS both social ami essential: also ;■ nearby U N air poi t provides POUND movies MSC has the best representa¬ ..ADIKS GltUF.N wrist wnlch. la>t tion of any college ami tliev have >Vntiu*Bdn' in Old's llali Returned 'or proper identification ('nil JMIIB organized an alumnae club iipturi'ti 8 .ind 10.30 p tn .nut ask lor A van Ken! Town Girl* lo Meet 3.98 - 22.50 LOST Town (Jinx noon luncheon \v ill I-AHt c. hl,l.-rlmn,.a naih.iu.n b|. ,„,ul limn (;n|. rUiKM*s on W <»r.«n«1 Hivct .it Maui- • %« . • ,1 . I.in- . .asrI lounge, Margaret Ren.uill. .. m,m Glasses u.iv take nam and c,v*r Iff* lying on jmnmd ««••( MnK senior. unnnututtl v.rfid Call M*mr Iluh.it d*. »*56 I LAST II "THE HAIRY APE" n pen Fr»- i t all timer! DAY William Hriidix 51-55 BUY BONDS HERE T /XT E Mat. 3 P.M. —Even. 7-9 P.M. • Starts Friday All advertisement* payable | in advance, no preferred post i tion. "Grandfather's Follies" Comedy I'nion Bldf. Annex, Room 8 "I've Got Plenty of Mutton" I Telephone 8*151! - Business | Cartoon - Ext. 268. l.ate World News "V