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… Y ita i aitij Weather - Cloudy, Showers VOL. LIV No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Hurl 2,500 Planes Against Nazi Coastal Defenses, Rail Lines 498 Yank Troops Lost in Sinking, Russian Bombers Attack German 4 m * * * * * Enemy Offers Little Resistance to Bombs By the Associated Press LONDON, May 1.-Gen. Eisenhow- er's invasion command opened -this perhaps-fateful month for the sullen millions o...…

…PAGE TWO THE Mli"HIC-AN "AIII-V { flrrr wf ,nsr "x_ a 4aA A U it 1______________V___ H-' 1\A.Ft;. l~.) A k1 L I 1 L k ! 1_1AY, MAY 7,, 1944 i Fifty-Fourth Year I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- NEW...…

… TUEt18IA MAY 2, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DATLY PAG UB; - ... r Tennis Squad Scores Victories over Minrnesota, Chicago Varsity Gets 8-1 Count in Both Big Ten Matches Johnson Breaks Glasses, Loses First Match; Doubles Combination Show Top-Notch Form Michigan's net squad had the kind of week-end every team would like to have, as the versatile racquet wielders slammed their way to two victories, both of them 8-1 wins, the first over Minneso...…

…RAGEroti, THP- Wl-li:lIIC.,XX TM. Rn'.-'M %CM T IASI .a s.is ar s _, a yto.°Y.fv l AM lTisV alm X. Dr. Page Will Address Local Groups Today Lectwres Are Part of International Relations Education Program Dr. Kirby Page, author and lec- turer, will visit Ann Arbor tomorrow for a series of three addresses as a part of the international relations education program of the American Friends Service Committee. "Strengthening American Democ- racy ...…

… , A E ~i IL: A~aiti; Weather Showers VOL. LIV No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Three-Day -1 1 AttackRocks Truk, Carolines British Heads See Churchill Rulers Hear Prime Minister on War By the Associated Press LONDON, May 3.-Prime Minister Churchill, welcoming Empire prem- iers to 10 Downing Street, told them they were here " in the most deadly climax in the conflict of the nations, at a time when a...…

…I# PAM IMO TUT MICHIGLAN fIATI WEDNESD*~fAY. MAY 3. 1944& a as ... 1114111 V'1"a 1\ L 1m 1 iJ 1 ~ YXlu1Va1!4q VIAA.i r Mir4tgatt Bay Fifty-Fourth Year WLB Played Fair with Wards Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University y day and Tuesdayd Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace E...…

… WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE War Council Positions Revealed at Insta lation Night Groups Announce Heads, HonorariesTap (Continued from Page 1) Gaffney will be in charge of awards.I WAA Ieads NamedI The interhouse manager will be Barbar Fairman with Barbara Os-I borne as the dormitory assistant andI Jane Archer as the sorority assistant.I Jean Brown will be the league house assistant while Dona Guimaraes takes car...…

…m PA7CF F TillE M-I I . ,1 DiE IN'i T, . 1944 I - WEDNE3t~Y M.4T ~. 1944 Drive Against Accidents Will Be Launched Police Chief Requiess Owners To Maitain Cars in Good Condition Alarmed at a threatened state- wide increase in traffic accidents, Police Chief Sherman H. Mortenson issued a warning to motorists yester- day that both State and local police are launching a vigorous campaign in May against motorists guilty of driving with faulty...…

… itt 4moowak Weather (Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Widespread War Pant Strikes Continue Milanov To Appear as Guest Artist in First Concert Today Soprano To Replace Baccaloini; Ormandy To Direct Philharmonic at May Festival Zinka Milanov, Yugoslav soprano of the Metropolitan will appear as the solo artist in the first concert of the 51st May Festival at 8:30 p.m. today in Hill Au...…

…PAC- uWO THF, MICHTJ4aAN fnlTTV %fWV A 1-6A A _____________________________________11 L'U...-UJ . .U. 41IL VU.5 .. -V 1134 JJ LP . ).~J. A i~i 4, t44 Fifty-Fourth Year .- ' s . fa ' "' t '. Aq I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and ...…

… , . , 1, 1944 THE MiCHIGAN DAiLY PACE 1~DiA~ MA~ 4 1944 PAO~ ~Efl~ olveritne Nine Engages Broncos Here Western Squad To Give Michigan Close Battle Coach Fisher Nomninates Bh-wian, isch.I. For Mound Duty; Team Meets Perry Sumlay By BILL MULLENDORE With four straight games already safely registered on the win side of the lever, Michigan's baseball team will seek to extend its victory string at the expense of Western Michigan this week...…

…rAGE FOU H E * M I C H I -11"k I I V 't"Fti7VAnAV MAV A !ax a i-TV lea tIaCAsi1 A1 17.1-1 1r7 1.1 ,E2. 1 AY A 41.. Xrlu-no"Axl max 4> iu4i LESSON IN DEFEAT: :::-:;*::*:.::%....:::. German Education After War c. x:" Must Be Done by Own People . +: +iSS . -- - -- -- - - - - - - -- -- By MARJORY FISHER Post-war psychological re-educa- tion of German youth can only be ac- complished by the people of Ger- many, and the harsh reality of Axis d...…

… , MI ° °. Y t - 43tU aiti Weather Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1944 Japs RepulsedinNorth Burma andI PRICE FIVE CENTS udia Airdrome In Holland Bombed Allied Offensive Goes into 20th Day By the Associated Press LONDON, May 4.-American Fly- ing Fortresses delivered a sharp at- tack on a Nazi airdrome in Holland today, highlighting the 20th straight day of the Allied aerial offensive-a day in which 1,750 bomb...…

…PAGE TWO THE Mii-,Rif . AN BAHN .. ...... ...... ,__... .._... +. .aa a.:i 1ri i. l..' ,t 1. 1 l3 ri . i \ L l'a. 1 L 1 CCf.11 ':i,1; 1Vla 4l v3 1 11 FBI Arrests Ward Officjal for Removing overumer it Sign ;;w State Group To Begin Attack On Delinquency Local Youth Guidance To Be Helped by Four Major Committees LANSING, May 4.-(A3)-The State Youth Guidance Committee moved today to stimulate attacks on juve- nile delinquency among the ci...…

…l3, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Baseball Team Wolverines Seek Fifth Straight Win of Season Broncos To Send Ace Hurlers to Mound in Effort To Halt Maize and Blue Victory String To Meet Western Michigan Today With four games stowed away in the win column this season, Coach, Ray Fisher's baseball aggregation prepared to tangle with a Navy-load- ed Western Michigan nine at 4 p.m. today in the first of a two-game, series here. Bronco Coach John G...…

…_________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-F ourth Year ?a y T T 4 ; i ifj " F 4S 5.; L ' .. G 'S_> a - i: .yt 1 $ - y _ s: q w .. ': r '4ERRY a Eo, Dly DREW PEAR SONt KEEP MOVING 11 - - .,n + inww w r -~ wnw r li P," . i.. ._. : . x --'. - ;, .. r ,; . .; _, Y , , r a e Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Rnnual Slide Rule, Union Formals Highlight WeE lend I Engineer's Formal To Feature Jan Savitt's Orchestra Today Playing his well - known sweet - swing music, Jan Savitt and his Top Hatters will entertain students, serv- icemen and their guests at the en- gineer's annual Slide Rule Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the .Union Ballroom. The affair marks Savitt's third ap- pearance on the Michigan campus...…

…PAGE I THE MICHIGAN AIL _____ _IGA D~t . , PUNISHMENT TABOO: Withholding Reward Is Best Way To Eliminate Bad Habits By MARJORY FISIiEIR "Withholding reward is more suc- cessful than active punishment as a method of eliminating undesirable habits," stated Prof. N. R. F. Maier of the Department of Psychology in an interview yesterday. Individuals displaying normal habit responses are motiv.ted by the de- sire for some reward, he pointed out...…

… i a . t r atii Weather Shower-s, Snow Flurries VOL. LIV No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1944_ PRICE FIVE CENTS Allied Air Mi; British Give Gandhi Immediate Release Freedom Granted Indian Nationalist Leader on Grounds of Failing Health By The Associated Press LONDON, May 6, Saturday.-The British Government of India an- nounced today it had decided on the immediate release of Mohandas K. Gandhi, frail and ascetic Indian Nat...…

…THE MVICHiGAN DA~ILY SATURDlAY, U' T 1944 ,x.s us r..,....., ........ . ... . - Fi fty-fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control 9f Student Publications. Published every 'morning except Monday during the regular University year, and ev'ery morning except M01on- day fnd Tuesday during the summer session. Ed;torial Staffj 'k ,. } P 1: ,y . ' 14 . 1,x. 4 L ...…

… M " I X 'D A I LY FAGE THREE --- -CHIA- D--Y------RE Nine Will Clash with Broncos in Doubleheader Today Netters Point For Fourth Win At Notre Dane Irish Have Two Big Ten Wis to credit It hasn't been hard so far, but Michigan's net squad has its first tough battle of the season cut out this afternoon when the wily racque- teers meet an equally confident club from Notre Dame. The Irish have two wins to their credit-Michigan has thre...…

…PAGE Fo1Yft THF MICHIG ~AN~~i J ~.J SA'CUR10AV. 'M AC A- 14AI A AR ALI - ITT E IL, A7 .® ILY I'.& V% LA dA..®..A, t. _ 0A1TU ~~ A ~IA , .& ITJ .U. 0, AU'tl LUUKING AHEAD: Fisher Elected President Of Extension Association BARELY ENOUGH TO COVER NEEDS: Local Hospitals To Get Penicillin Allotments Dr. Charles A. Fisher, director of the University Extension Service was elected president of the National Uni- versity Extension Association ...…

… t x 4 aitt Weather Cloudy and Warmer VOL. LIV No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS PlanesDiop1000Tons on Invasion Roast New Guinea Coast RGds Extended U . S. Places 38 Iri Air Force Hits Hansa BayTo Sarmi Area Neutralize Airdromes; Troop Concentrations, Supply Bases Bombed By the Associated Press ADVANCED ALLIED HEADQUAR-- TERS, NEW GUINEA, May 7, Sun- day.-Fifth Army Air Force fighters and bombers ...…

…rAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 'I - - ---------------- ... . . . ....... . .. .......... Language Conference To Be Cnelde Massed Music Festival To Be Held May 21 GUILD PROGRAMS: Rev. C. LI. IACwks To Le d I Discussio a Bptit Ch-urch The executive committee of the Central, West and Southern Division of the National Federation of Modern Language Teachers will conclude a two-day conference 'here today in Rm. 302 of the Union. Inc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Takes Both Bronco Games; First 9-0, Second 2-1 0{ Irish Netters Hand Varsity First Defeat Johnson, Frolik, LewisY Lose in 5-4 Trouncing Special to The Daily SOUTHBEND, Ind., May 6.-Drop- ping three singles and two doubles matches, the University of Meichigan tennis team lost its first meet of the season hre today, bowing to Notre Dame, 5-4. The Irish captured the top half of the singles matches and the one and...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICT1IEAN TIATTY- SU1NDbAY. MAY1. 1944 .. -... a.p a---- a.a a. -' a-a .aaj nl l i![2 ,[. 1 l 111 1 1C/KY v Fifty-Fourth Year i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Editorial Staff Jan...…

…THE-:MIC11IGAN DA ILYYPAC Alpha Chi Omega Elects New Officers Dorothy Pugsley, '45, was recently urer; Irene Turner, '45Ed, recording elected president of Alpha Chi Ome- secretary; Joan Ross, '45, rushing ga sorority. Other officers chosen chairman; Peg Laubengayer, 45Ad, are: Pat Dillenbeck, '45Ed, vice-pres- social chairman; Georgianna Leslie, ident; Glory King, '46, corresponding '45A, activitites chairman; and Bar- secretary; Glen McDanie...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 7 1944 Jerry Walds Orchestra To Play It Boulevard Ball Joint Affair For May 27 Is Scheduled Sorority, Independent Women To Sponsor All-Campus Event; Date Bureau To Be Organized Jerry Wald, "clarinet-player de- luxe," and his orchestra will be fea- tured at "Boulevard Ball," which will be given jointly by Panhellenic Coun- cil and Assembly, independent wo- men's organization, from 9 p.m. to midnight, May 2...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SE THE MICH~r~AN aiLy 1 EV~ iiVli:i 41r.L'E R7fii 9 ---- r . " U' of Mexico Professor To Arrive Today Dr. Manuel Gonzalez-Montesinos, professor of comparative literature and public reations officer of the Na- tional University of Mexico, will ar- rive at the University today and re- main here through Wednesday.. He will give a lecture on "Frencht Literary Influence in Mexico" at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Rackham A...…

…T MI CH11iCwxN E Cx ITY SUNMY, 1MA.Y 7, 1IM .. . ......... . . ......... CHINESE SYMPOSIUM: Dr.Huang To Discuss Medical Conditions in China Tuesday Medical conditions in China will be the topic of the third symposium on China to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the International Center. The speaker at the symposium will be Dr. C. S. Huang of the department of thoracic surgery in the University Hospital. Dr. Huang was born in China and was ...…

… W i1i40 It Weather Fain VOL. LIV No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nazi Defenses Blasted by 4,500 Planes laps Take; Offensive in East India Suffer Heavily in Manipur Valley By The Associated Press SOUTHEAST ASIA HEADQUAR- TERS, Kandy, Ceylon, May 8.- Japanese troops are counterattacking strongly in the Manipur Valley of eastern India in an effort to regain positions recently lost and are suffer- in...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NLRB Forbids Firing of Foremen for UnionMemb TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1944 ership Supervisory Not Recognized Decision Results from Striking in Detroit Bythe Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 8.-The Na- tional Labor Relations Board ruled today that supervisory employes may not be discharged or discriminated against for membership in a fore- men's union-but at the same time it upheld a prior decision denying recognition to such super...…

…s 'r etD. s ... "__." - / ,. . "s. « * + .ne ayg,.. gi p- 1T1Y1..s UC y Ll . . lc i. p iN j[ne Falls, Befo re Cam Pere PI Grosse Ile Hers -P ay Today Varsity Winning Streak Smashed at Six Games_ Army Team Takes Advantage of Misplays; Errors Cost Dick Schmidtke First Victory Snapping Michigan's winning" streak at six games, the Army base team from Camp Perry, O., cashed in on two mental lapses by the Wol-' verine infield Sunday to eke out a ...…

…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY ,; ; lf tynFoRt att Fifty-Fourth Year .77 ,41, . ""r~ ..' 6 _... , ,.s - . r SA. b r r. ' -f- {x ,.yaw~zarww ..~w +°,.MI~i'{ ... h'~' "AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) 4P-Music *** 11 telephone Extension 613 and will be sent by campus mail. they l.3 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morni...…

…_.: _____________________THE MICHIGANDAILY PAG ____________________________ o.,.:.________________________________________________ GE FIVE x Bomber Fund Drive Reaches Quarter Mark Bonds Bought by Committee Provide Funds for Bomber Scholarships for Servicemen On the eve of its reorganization as a combined Union-League project, the Bomber Scholarship Fund Com-' mittee can look back to a successful year during which the group has at- tained pr...…

….AGE BL! 'ITHE AMCHICAXz N DAILY 'U I- F / '4 i~ 4/101, _ _ __\C- j / -.r-/ _.-- '' I .l fr (J i AI ..}4. .,tyti/ : 1* 1 i ~ THIS IS HOW AMERICA'S MOTHERS ARE HELPING: 1. IN INDUSTRY Mothers take jobs in war plants, stores, and offices all over America, to help maintain high war production and essential civilian needs. 2. IN WAR ACTIVITIES Mothers give valuable aid to the Red Cross and the OCD, the USO and the National War Fund. ...…

…_ _ x 1' it 4(rn 4~a14 Weather Cloudy and 'h'irer VOL. LIV No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS (To I RedA Axis Loses 100,000 In Crimea FreesT oArmies For Spring Drive By The Associated Press LONDON, May 10, Wednesday.- Premier - Marshal Stalin announced early today the capture by storm of the Crimean fortress-port of Sev- astopol after a 24-day siege in which thousands of Axis troops died at their guns ...…

…PAGETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDNESD , MAY 10, 1944 TUIF aureMI c:IGAN .v1a11".VENEDi Aa0.14 WW #1t JJ ..I LT-i / liaaai . V) iv al GA uFiftyForan eaily Fifty-Fourth Year CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT? Third Term Limitations Proposed Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every...…

…W E ErUA Y, MAY 10, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !A4 T THRE WBOWN BOMBER TALKS: Wolverines Host to Triangular Track MeetB Louis Calls Rae r Toughest Ever Fought Illinois, Purdue Here Saturday For Year's Only Outdoor Contest Netters Look Good Despite 54 Defeat by Notre Dame Opponent He's i f i 41 I Youig, Kelley Will Be Featured; Ufer, Hirsch Swanson To Compete By HANK MANTHO Michigan's first and only outdoor track meet of the season wil...…

…P)-;Xr rim' Co. A Concert Will Feature Three Artists Program To Be Given Sunday; Dedicated to Fighting United Nations Three artists will share the spot- light when the curtain rises on the second annual Co. A Spring Concert at 4 p.m. Sunday at Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre. Cpls. Art Flynn, tenor; Robert Mil- ler, baritone, and Henry Jarvinen, cellist, will be featured soloists on a choral program dedicated to the fighting Allies. For Cpl. F...…

…Ii.. l p l :Y r1 t m 4a1L Weather Scattered Showers VOL. LIV No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Avery Seeks Court Ruling on Ward Case Allies Blast' Europe in Heavy Raid Austria, France, Belgium Bombedj By The Associated Press LONDON, May 11-RAF bomb- ers again pounded targets in en-t emy-occupied territory during the night, the British announced to- day, carrying the Allied aerial offensive into its...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TmRmflAmY MAY 11. 1i,44 FDR Supporters Win Primaries in West Virginia an dOh io bovernorships U Are Aspired s By Candidates Meadows, Lausche To Run in November By D. HAROLD OLIVER Associated Press Staff Writer Candidates leaning toward a fourth term for President Roosevelt won handily the Democratic governorship nominations in West Virginia and Ohio in Tuesday's primaries. The winners were Circuit Judge Clarence W. Mead...…

…THE MICHIGAN-DAILY TAGS ms Track Team Will Play Golfers Point Toward Victory over Buckeyes The Wolverine linksmen finally got a break in the weather yesterday, and settled down in preparation for a return match with Ohio State here this Saturday. The golfers, who split two matches this past week-end, winning from Western Michigan Saturday and los- ing to Notre Dame Sunday, will be out to avenge the defeat suffered. at the hands of th...…

…F&UA T1171MICHIGAN Hh THURSDAY, MAY I1, ______________________________________________________________________________ U clI c mrLtd t 41~i Fifty-Fourth Year 9 IT j:.4 r . . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of 'Student Publications.. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during t...…

…-r THURSDAY, tIAY 1, 1944 THEMTSCIHA ANILYT PAGE FYVE _ - - __, _ P _..~V JGP To Hold Mass Meeting For Women Sophomores Urged To Attend,' Sign Up for Various Duties; Next Year's Goal Will Be Set All sophomore women are urged to attend a mass meeting to be held at 4:30 p.m. Monday in the League, according to Nora MacLaughlin, gen- eral chairman of JGP. The purpose of the meeting will be to enlist women, who will be juniors next year in t...…

…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY-1 MAY 11, 1944 .T 0..i MTc M 4AN rb.[ 1 1T'a ,DA..MAI' 117L 194 STEP TO GOODWILL: Student and Faculty Exchange Is Advocated by Dr. Dreyfus That reciprocal student and pro- fessor exchange arrangements are the best aid to the good neighbor pol- icy is the opinion stated by Dr. Andre Dreyfus, dean of the faculty of phil- osophy, science and letters and pro- fessor of general biology at the Uni- versity ...…

… ri ! _ r N. ii: 43U i ait Weather Partly Cloudy VOL. LIV No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Deferment Is Ordered for Men over 25 Chinese City Threatened by Jap Invaders Military Crisis Mounts in North By RAY CRONIN Associated Press War Editor The grave military situation in China's North Honan Province sent a wave of unconcealed concern through that nation yesterday as the Japan- ese threat again...…

…P~AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D A IT.V F'RMAV°-' MAY' 12_ l4 t& AT AK IA M X aIH I & 114NI fl A l ...5 - JJ3 3 ..4...4 . £. 1 R.A14A x ~&a.A &r a ariajta a , lritl i xti, 1;f L , m'w ath ptatt Fifty-Fourth Year . K f O F Y.k ' i /wlY1(~hlYt 4 ' ; Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant . . . . . . Managing Editor Claire Sherm...…

…T-H-K- Mlt.,AIGAN nATIN. rxr.r Tultv - ...... .................... .. ~ .J.. U ,. ~U.U.~U.~.P.L.. £ .B.P t. X5.L A A A ~~AaJ .& 4.U4i~&AA. Netters Leave for Chicago; Thinclads Ready for Mee t Here W-W Tennis Squad To Face Linksmen Meet- Cindermen Play Host Q! BOWMAN FACES SU: Boilermakers and Illini Wolverine Ni Both Illinois, Wisconsin Ohio State Here Ford Takes over Number Three Spot; Gulic Jumps to Fourth Berth in Surprise Move...…

…Pvacr row~ THE -MICHIGANDIL M MAXT: ;MAT W, 1944 Pan-Hel Council Reveals Plans The newly-appointed Panhellenic Council has announced petitioning for War Activities, Rushing and Pub- licity committees, according tQ Peg Laubengayer, '45, president. Petitions must be turned in to Miss Laubengayer by 5 p.m. Monday. In- terviewing will be held from 3 p.m. to' 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the undergraduate office of the League. The war acti...…