fe-®a ■ .V* Weather Continued cold; snow flurries. Daily Student Publication of. Michigan State College VOL. 33Z.332 I t EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY. APRIL 3, 1943 Coed Catastrophe Although the actual number i.' military secret, a goodly on Aircrew I number of Michigan State coeds "„e left "high and dry" for Axis Weakens Nazis "ToBeConfined \ in ken.1 dates Mured on the by the quarantine air cadets at Ma- Grasp of Invasion Jitters and Abbot Throughout the week the ca- 1 halls. Resistanee to n?—i to Dormitory have been phoning and lc(s fiidius recommendations to British Army N0 Until Monday ampus dormitories and sorority houses i" anticipation of Satur- -iNnzia -•'live Kirli Booty ilav night dates. Now it appears : Mecliful Officer Moves to \ 11 i«*» Ukrh that the sewing circles Ailvtinciii^r to Prevent Spread «1II be in for a special session. in North Tmiisiii of ('oldis niiil Flu Musics Charm Bv EDWARD KENNEDY Army air cadets at'Mason , i ,,n ,ct that culture at MSC the decline was proven ! -Ij Ar ltlt A, AD^ IN N(,RTH April 2 (AP)— and Abbot halls were placed under quarantine yesterday ■ht when over 100 persons j British first armv troops in until Monthly morninjf by ,.r.?.dsK ! sg,""" is** "•<;»•, order of Lieut. William D. An¬ .?".»,£ ?■" ■nd siaA. Sih0'S„d thony, medical officer for the - 310th college training detach¬ ided," and ment. d classical i The quarantine, restricting the . for more smashing blows coupled :adets from outside contact, j with the continuing massive air , , Raw Meat • ussaulL^on Marshal Rommel', went into effect ;.t 11.30 a. m. 'divisions retreating Friday. Normally, 'he ,adcts ... up the Turn- Urn beef on the hoof comes Slan e;,st c0;ist W may sign out of ttieir headquar¬ ters at 4 p. m Saturday, travel nI n L cupy strategic heights between para- the army student.- have been nn- I „S. l laiH'S I><»lllb there and Mateu, . luite 'roup, establishing a Norwegian •■id Nino held factories < 11.. adding to base from which to . I (The Algiers radio said Bnt- 't .tis Britain established a forbidden zone along portions German invasion Pres. John A Jap Destroyers I kh andhadFrench north l-lie, ,n well "Icit Sedjenane tile -icires iblack outlines) iingnl spring t'.'i. from which an invasion Italians announced Sicily had become a iridress „ir fore the 31 ftth fAP) jbe,hinc!" "»d "Vl "' ^hishiiig at the Co SiiiN'GTON, April 2 to, tilled outpost ' (3. and fiankly feared attac k A Nazi- ent ii nt upsurge of aerinl irc":n the w '.1 iinoil 'Army of the Balkan-'' for defense against invu- •f i. the Solomons, with c'n y wh,ch ,s "n!v College auditorium -ita: ' 4 ■ was reported. And to the east lies the Russian numbers attacking I pb"ut 8 miles south of Bi/e. tc m today Although the full ue a - Tmkish military men. meanwhile, conversed with texl of his talk dis¬ I.-it.ii c-e destroyers or.diT,hc-v ,h"f wouW have regained the„Allies in North Africa. was closed, he will devote r.t least in ' • ,1. lichter nl-ines aimost all the ground lost when i .1 part of it to explaining 16 enemy Zeros, G<"' Von A tom'., Michigan State college it.« el.-, 'ert today by the navy |Ax,s sPru"K n the enemy Mir-'1"^1 "nd medium Aliied bomb- ye ause more sicknei md thus were unable t< jot s plastered the strategic b;.-e day As the only booth on - - ki t'P om ng their of their assault. (with a shower of bomns that pus, it was managed by first i a.ns Mondai rn- | must have destroyed or damaged t local Lansing chapter. tng irtuilly everything within 1 he Lieutenant Anthony iso de- Although the first part 0] the hniinine Carillonneur get dared that he was rest ting the See AFRICA—Page 4 week brought poor results. freedom of movement Resumes \ew Spring : remainder of the week (lets because he was partk dcularly anxmnv to protect civilia I Concert Program EKC brough' •> climax with the ian stu- May Take A-12 j help of "The Kappa Kappa ( fam- jdenu from contracting serious • nr. the carillon in Exam tit Later Date | it-it sorority These girls vi -lun- I colds. He said that bv Monday \] wer will continue to •arily gave time and work to¬ or Tuesday, with the aidi of the 'it Alma Mater and Because of a conflict in ci ¬ ward making the drive suctfss- weeken#quarantine. tniet it of the her ders an attempt Will be mad , fill. army air cadets would be familiar songs Treber, L.A. 44. to obtain .nulhotity foi '■ < Several fraternities, sororities ically able to follow thet demic and military schedu Ponneur, plays the ERCs who were turned away I and co-op's remembered their !• g term concerts yesterday from taking thi '.e different breeds Of ? country and its lighting men by army A-12 qualifying exams d how to candle eggs | donating sums ol money to the Actor lias Dual Kola i. vesterday. '"> to take it at a later date ,itrv husbandry di\ C.Tiiall M counter, labeled with the , , took over the Job i.i'or after Wendell However, all those '••.(." whuh_ivill be red and white that signified the tit /lltceiltlire Movie t ne music staff left not in the EHC arid w-ho by Pi of J A Da ■ id son However, the The opening mj ty last fall, will pre- could not take the test be¬ In iht majority of the money was re- J of the Work! Adventure > cause there were not enoi.gri Prof L 11 Bla ceived in nukles and dimes cn Tuesdays and from the students themselves. to be presented tn the College m 12 45 p. m. until 1 copies aie to take it tmiay a' id husbandry d. auditorium tonight at f tlf-hour concert 9 a. m in the Veterinary The national Red Cross, which ; on "Corsican Brothers." - clinic. also ended Urn- week, had 50 mil- ! tarring 11 noon beginning at 1 hogs sheep Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. Hon dollars as the goal j i the list of ems for this wcek- seven -Saturday night ' 'nefly request ! motion pictures, is the story of SBankhead Bill l« Lift (x'ilino Prices Is Step j! twin brothers who climax ' he students, their music is written for many adventures by failing in on, Denz.il arranges love with the same giri. Fair- Toward Inflation Spiral. Roosevelt Says I all the pieces she ; banks takes the part of both S brothers. Service men will be admitted I OPA President Vetoes Bill Demanding Higher Farm Price® | free and students by their activ- Inquiry Ordered WAsiHlNGTON Anril 2 (AP) senate- unsigned, Mr. Roosevelt, to adequate in most sections nf! scribjng to the allege lecture j ity books. Townspeople sub- v> N HNGTON, April 2 (AP) wtththa assertion that pre,- 1 vc.'on.usly declared that no eeo- the United States, a survey mdi- course will be admitted on their mt rhwis on wages and prices I nom:c group could hope-to gain | rated tonight, but prospects I investigation of gain ! c ited tonight, but prospects \ scsuoii titkeis. I w IV-ice Administra- must be firmly maintained, advantage in. wartime.; he said. | the first weekend of point-ratipn ' ' I '''''' 'mine whether the President Roosevelt today v "The time has come | buying were clouded by house- U. of M, .May Become Naval lee- ) all of us must reaiiae that)wives' reluctance to pprt with IW-Graduaie School g? . 1 exceeded powers toed the Bankbead bill and set "when cannot improve our living j ooints until they found just how ri ' ca°£reM. was order- th® stan.for I rffJisrdl'in in a"" ™ • tonijjt • ...andards a period of period of total | many they needed to purchase ANN ARBOP.. April 2 (API — tween administration support On the contrary, we must Sunday dinner. University of Michigan officials ^Cha'rnhouse ne Patman (D-TexA in congress and legislators de¬ war. all cut our standards of living "People ar<» hoarding their red revealed today that the Navy "i .4-'*. A3 committee on small manding higher farm prices. ior the duration." coupons just like they hoarded department is planning to trans¬ 'th r ' ' crting OPA • regula- Senator Bankhead (D-Ala ), ' He added that enactment of meat up to last Saturday," an fer the post graduate school of •jon * y han«Iicap the na- author of the measure, which the Bankhead bill would not aid Omaha dealer commented. naval architecture and marine retailers, announced; would increase ceiling orices on farmer.-; in the long run, bui in¬ Officials said the slowness with engincpring from the Naval Item 'J,rtKTed an investiga- some farm commodities, said a stead would set off an inflation¬ which meat is moving in some Academy at Annapolis to the l»ace ?/° phaie* ot th® issu- determined effort wou Id be ary upward spiral ol,both .wages sections results from heavy buy¬ university campus. th'e'nplers a°d regulations made to override the veto when and prices." «> • , ing before rationing, confusion A representative from Annap¬ Icotvn,. I °ur committee is i the question is brought up; next , over the system and withholding olis will visit the university soon *fcice r at the Emergency Tuesday. WASHINGTON, April 2 (AP) of points, and from overstocking to survey existing facilities, offi¬ |^1;G' ^ '1 act ha, not been In returning the bill to the —Meat supplies are again fair by stores. cials said. Saturday, April 3, 194;) Cage Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS campus churches Rntarad at aacoad-elaaa matter at tAe jxatofflea. Raat Laming. Mich. OBIaaa If" around floor of pant wina of Union Building Anno*, room 8. ftontad on Published daily except Sunday and Monday mornings r«tr and weekly oo Thnrsday morninas during summer during the regular »ekq«[ seiwion by the studento of A FULL Peoples for morrow schedul of servicto¬es e church will include reg¬ jfifneed , 0l thf n Maaibar A.aarl.ted Collegia!. Bragg ¥lchlg»» Slate college. net sgui ular 9; 30 and 11 a. in. sermons Telephone—College Phone $-1611. Rd- rh t'ha' •inaaaaraa lu, .....ya. aoioeat K.,.n„.. aovaaitaiaa at a Eat.f 0(fk#_Ext 2<9; Bu.lBaaa Offlee by Dr. N. A. McCune. Student need yc? National Advertising Service, Inc. ua. vespers will be held at 7 p. m. Cilltsr PMhbtrt Rr.irritMsitvt S.ihacrlption retee—le per copjr; II.H in the church .auditorium, with jisrh Bid 4*.0 MaciaoN Avg. Nave York. N. v. per year by mail; $1.60 per year by Rev. Arthur CruicRshank talk¬ aie • • actio. . to, «M,ut lo.,.,,.,. . Innao college carrier t/i atudrntg; O, ra.ac.gca Jrmr br col|w urr|er to non.,tudrnU. 12.26 par ing on the subject "What Do You Believe That You Won't ' . MFaMUKR OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Take Back?" Patricia.. Fisher, Th« AMoclnUfd Pret* in oxcluaivoly ontitiod to tha u*o for republication of all H. E. '45, will sing a soprano nowa dinpatrhoa craditod to it or not othrrwij.* credited in thin paper and al»o tha solo, "I Heard a Forest Pray¬ facal new# publiah'fl therein. A^ righta of publication on apeciai dUpateheo i are atiio reserved. ♦ >-W iMBBtfJ ing." MariHglnvf I.KN HAKN1CS An informal social period and Editorial Director. KU.KS BBANDT lluainuaa Mh mi per, JKAN WHITING supper with group mixers will be held at 5 p. nu, with all stu¬ JOHN MA1UU4; Aaeo- dents and others invited. \Mi-tMnt K«!itf>»-. Jl HUN I F* If HOItS l .s,H.,tA ciiitd- S|H.rU Kilitur. I'AT MuCARTHY', Womm*a KdlU-r. NEVA ACKKHMAN. Uhrisl Lutheran church, of WINN POTTS the Missouri synod, in Lansing, Acting Night LfJiu»r schedules services Sunday at Faculty Adviser A. A. APPLKOAT® 10:45 a. m. on the topic "A Ma¬ jestic Surrender." Wednesday Lenten service will be at 7:30 p. of Sorrows— In Campus Quarters m., on Crucified." "A Man The College Lutheran .church, By Helen Schmidt and Scottie McN'eal located in the State theater of East Lansing, will hold worship The Kappa sigs and Sigma services at 10:30 a. m.. with Before; we get too tur mt« this term that a loose string left over it is necessary Nus are now passing their emp¬ Rev. William Young on "Righteous Through Chris* speaking ty houses sadly; however, some Bible class will be at 10 a. in. from Inst term be picked lip so of the boys have done something The lecture series will be at 3 we can carry »rr with a clear conscience . . . about two weeks about it—they have moved in . . p. in. on "What Lutherans Be¬ before the end of winter term Ed Scwcll is keeping tilings go¬ lieve," at the parsonage at 510 ing at the Kappa Sig house all Linden street. (toy Dygert passed his Sigma by himsulf ... he answers to the Christian Scientists will wor¬ Nil star to Purge Browder, Al¬ '•/ don't think" it's fair! . Tint Government used to / pha Phi . . . Rowdy is now In name of Hermit Eddie. ship in the East Lansing Ma¬ . . the army air forces and is sta¬ Frank Northway and Don sonic temple at 11a. nu Sunday, the farmers for growing less . . why can't they pay tioned in Mississippi Otto are reported to be haunt¬ with Sunday school at 9:30 a. for eating less?" Wednesday evening service Now that that little matter has ing the Sigma Nu domicile . in. compensation for will be at 8 p. m in-the temple. been taken care of it is possible this is their The reading room and lending !Setc Exhibit (Iocs on View Tomorrow to carry on with u clean slate. having to take ROTC this term. New Zeta Tau Alpha officers library in 211 Abbot building The art department will open this term, There are three more newsy bits the will be open daily from 11:30 a. a new exhibit tomorrow when jt wiji j,e held in the along that same line . . . Bonnie in. to 4:30 p in., and from 3 to pemtings/by Rudolph Jacob! and Hirschman, Kappa, is n o w ident, Betty McCoy; vice-pres¬ r(lom jn tho Music I fl n nu on Sunday Annot will be shown to the pub- sporting the Phi Chi badge of ident, Janet Webb; secretary, „ . . Bob Corley, one of those Mich¬ Mary Shearer, treasurer, Shir¬ Wesley an Methodists will lie for the first time on campus. Hours arc from 3 to ■> p. i hear Pastor Royal Woodhead On view every day through April, days and 2 to 5 p. m. h igan men who bring ohs and ley Culver, and historian, Gerrv twice Sunday. He will speak at 25, the exhibit is the first one alls Iroiii the very depths ol the Schubel. days and Sundays. II a. m. on "Be Careful! It female heart. la-uks," and at 7:30 p. in. on NW.W aVWaVaW.V.SV.V. V*. •AVWZMWWiV.V.V.V. Two Kappa Sig star and cres¬ "Christ, the Son of God." The cent pins arc no their original owners . . . Verne Sorgo passed his to Jeanne Bur¬ longer with Hole INFORMATION church is located at East Mich¬ igan und North Magnolia street-'. Mifflin Avenue Church of the j Bowling " - Billiards j Rainbow i ton, Sigma Kappa, and Nazarinc will hold morning M tiller's was Curie, Delta Zeta, when sire was at Annapolis paying hun a visit. given to Dottie STUDENT CLUB— The Student extend an club services at 11 a. nu, under direc¬ wishes 1o tion of Rev. C. A. Bruch, with invitation, to tlfe air Sunday school an hour earlier. Olympic - force cadets to participate in its Matters of love seem to be run¬ ning in threes Uie^e days . . . there were also three engage¬ activities. Tonight's entertain¬ ment will be a course in Fun- Evening meeting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bcntley. will radio singers from Flint, at 7:30 feature Recreations ■ Presented by the co¬ WWWWWW.V.V.'.'.'. ments revealed recently . . ology 101. p. nu Tins church may he Jean IfoUnaglc, Kappa, who has ed members, it will include folk reached by getting off the Col¬ been wearing Bob Dunham's dancing and group games. It lege-Fisher bus at Francis SAB pin for some time, lias will be in social hull of Peoples street. made the match secure by ac¬ church at 8 p. nu Holy Communion will be cele¬ cepting a ring from same. Carol Edmonson, Delta Zeta. and George Hackmun, I'iu Tau. are also making plans for the fu¬ MARRIAGE LECTURE— The lirst senior marriage lec¬ ture will be Monday evening at 7:15 iu Eairchiid theater. Dr. brated bv Episcopalians in terbury house Sunday a. m, Tuesday at 10:30 a. iru, and Wednesday at at Can¬ 8:45 7:10 a m. Church ture . . . the other couple who are St Paul's church in Lansing Ralph Biggins of St. Mark's Directory up in the clouds is Jack Mid- ..-in observe Holy Communion rhurrh. Grand Rapids, will speak. at 11 a. m. tomorrow. Canter¬ (laugh and Barbara Baird. The Kappa Deltas got right His subject will cover the reli¬ bury club will meet at the house down to business this week and gious and philosophical aspects at 7 p. m Sunday, with Fernan¬ elected their otlicers fur the of marriage. "* do Rondon, native of Venezuela, coming year . . . those vvftn will NEWMAN CLUB— us guest speaker. oe in charge are: President. Put FIRST CHURCH OF Election of spring term offi¬ {LUTHERAN STUDENTS Patterson; vice-president, Lois Independence Asked Walker; secretary, Mildred But¬ cers will be tiic subject of the CHRIST EVANGELICAL CHRIST, SCIENTIST ler ;au nod » ing as other fraternity men on Invites You U» Masonic Temple, 114 Sf. A. < -* —Complete and absolute inde¬ campus are doing . . . he is hold¬ stimated that American It i: pendence for Puerto Rico was SUNDAY' MORNING SERVICE ing down the fort and also is house' vs during 1843 will can 19:15 Sunday School 9:80 A proposed today by Chairman planning to edit a bi-monthly more than five billion jars of "A Bleated A»Miranrr" v Tydings (M-Md.) of the Senate Sunday gerviec* H A gazette which will lx> sent to the foods. or enough to supply every Territories committee when ho boys in the service and will give man. woman and child in the introduced a bill to haul down Wednesday Evening Brrok* " all of the news from all of their country with about 40 jars of the Hag that has llown over the Reading Room •"<* U™ brothers—it will iucludc campus ' CAMMA DELTA news also. food tropic sugar island since Span¬ Sit Abbot Building, Conference St ad-tit* ]r( ish war days . "When Puerto from 11:30 A- M. to 4 ! Rico gets her independence, this Sundays from 3 to CONTINUOUS TOIIAT 1 In II I' M —LAST TIMES TODAY - government will have exhibited lack Bannj • Ann StwrMan modern concepts of civilization George Washington Slept Here which are in line with the high¬ MIFFLIN AVE. "WHERE MEN MEET GOD" AIM - ejahnnv Seal Dnria" • New est aspirations of the human Church of the Nazart rare." SU6 S. Mifflin A.» STARTS SUNDAY No definite date ts set for Sunday School C*. A. Brack, Min««'r 2—OUTSTANDING TREATS—2 freedom. Ultimate withdrawal "B* Cartful! It Uahs" of Ameri'—n sovereignty *>*-••* The Most Mirthful Murder Mystery in Years! Something New occur on the Fourth of July fol¬ 8:13 \>Jth .Mooting in Merry Quivers! Something New in Eerie Shivers! lowing accomplishment of all SanSn. School I* n< 7:34 "CfcrUt. tho Son of t,od~ Morning Wnrahip I' »■ preliminary steps. Kooning Sorvira ":M P- livening Sorvlcc—*' of I" j—Lenore Armstrong—' • SCHOOI. Of DANCING Ko> i S. Woo«fhe»d. fanior Harold Bcntlrr Kadio Singer.. WESLEY AN METHODIST Two Mock, .oath of Mir CHURCH Jo.I in. id. of Lao*"'. Tak. Collego-Fiahor bv* 8. Mkhig-m at X. Mf«n.,lia Loretta Brian , dance CHURCH young • aherne1 PEOPLES c the three veteran Bill llcaly and George l.e Cron, jof 25 years of service to tour it didn't sit at all well with the hustle to keep their veteran eastern coaches, crowd of 19,980. | pOSlt! j The men honored were, Rob¬ Vh Ball has a nine match They went wild with cheers ert J H. Kiphuth, who tins year e «,gned up at the prcs- as Hammerin' Hank climbed completed 26 years as head e Maxwell is still work- through the ropes at the end; coach at Yale university; Harold :h the wrestling team in they booed as Jack headed lor S Ulen. coach at Harvard um- itnni for the national A his dressing room V tuurnament next week, William S Merriam. retiring Nationally Known ba»kctbai!i r during winter • Pres. Edmund E. Day ol 1 j coach at Pennsylvania univo jvi lineman aril already I ncll university recently ,) sity, and Pete S Morrixsey, wl mg the ball around waiting elected president of the A: ; retired as coach .it Lehigh Hi opener I tion of Land Grunt Collegi 1941 Shirts Officers'Shirts COR RECT IN EYERY DETAIL! i These arc the shirts that arc as com¬ fortable as they arc good-looking —- full-cut« here room for action is needed, and form-fitting at the waist. \Vc now Thorough broil have unlimited selection from cool /It adviriittd washablcs to lOO^fc pure wools. Here ( lassies arc just a few; mnnJ 22,95 q a Dv 6 THE COMMANDER Poplin Broadcloth Fused Collar 2.95 v pur lie if h Classic* for sprint 1943 nit consistently uphold Uic traditional CAMIM standards of style, quality and High Count zed Twill character that have made Sport- leigh the "Tops of all Topcoat*. THE MIAMI ' BEACH Tropical Weave Sun Ton Color 5.50 wit: The Chesterfield Topper in THE ; port Irish Topcoatins. DRAKE Gabardine Weave Sun Tan Color 6.95 JacobMin's model DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY BY VANDERVOORT SPORT EQUIPMENT MILITARY SUPPLY DEPT.', «jviS( Planes Get Checked-up for Battle on Cooperation, to Train Women in ■'Mike' Hor»t course to tost and . Says Dr. Holland By Complete WINN POTTS revisnl of the begin¬ progress, Callaway s. "There is no doubt • All ning radio speaking course has gan State college boa- women been made to train women spe¬ est - and best ri: for a cifically for radio station an¬ . , X-ray from Apri nouncers and staff work, Joe Cal¬ equipment of any - laway, diector of radio educa¬ country," added ( part of the Early pointed out that tion, stated recently. s, pnign being promoted dios, efficient "mi;, month by the Michigan Tuber¬ "The reason is that when tables. and record !■. culosis association, according to Northwestern university con¬ have made a grown Miss Elaine Abbott, representa¬ ducted a survey of radio stations students take adv.. • tive. willing to use women staff mem¬ facilities. Deans Cooperate bers, all but two out of 300 in¬ Organized by the Christmas dicated that they would if the seal organization, the program womOn had ability and iraining- O. E. will be carried out on the State The radio education department Robcy H« lire. campus through cooperation of is cooperating in offering a year's from Stale Fan tll\ Dr. C. F. Holland, director of course in radjo speaking begin¬ Prof. O. E. Rob. College hospital, Dean of Wom¬ ning spring term and continuing -member of St en Elisabeth Conrad, and Dean | every term," Callaway explained. a of Home Economics, Marie Dye. staff, retired Thin J All work will be done before Agricultural divisn t • All women in physical educa¬ a microphone. It will consist of tion classes will have an oppor¬ U. S. army fighter planes get a final check-up by army reading commercials, news re¬ Professor Robcy tunity for X-rays during these mechanics as the navy carrier transporting them to the ports, announcing musical pro¬ vote his entire tnl ■ classes, according to Dr. L. L. war zone nears its destination. Other vessels of the con¬ grams, and all the details of sta¬ machinery for tj, - Lightring, physical education voy swing astern of the aircraft carrier. (Associated tion routine All students will plate to prevent li¬ head. All other women, includ¬ Press photo from U.' S. Navy.) make recordings throughout the berating in finish en - ing students, faculty members and employes, ore asked to reg¬ ister at women's gym Monday Reds Report Cains through Wednesday appointments for X-ray — THE — SATURDAY NITE Far Student's Benefit "This is an unusual opportu¬ Against Nazis In WOMAN'S WORLD nity for the women of Michigan M inter Offense Dance to BUDD BI LL State college, an opportunity By NEVA A< HERMAN which, previous to this time has LONDON. Saturday, April 3 and His Orchestra been impossible bccuuse of the (AP)—The Red army in its win. i Defense Courses expense involved," Dr. Holland tor offensive killed 850,000 Axis AT stated yesterday, troops and captured 343,525, the j The communications course "I have often wished for a Soviet information bureau an¬ | sponsored by Bell Telephone of nounced early today in a special company proved favorite of wo¬ complete tuberculosis survey coeds and now money has been made available for this study," no added. "Rut without 100 per communique. men's defense courses to be of¬ fered this term, with 103 regis¬ In addition to these losses be¬ tering for the class, according to CORAL GABLES tween last Nov. 10 and March 31, Mary Greenfield. L A. '44, chair- cent cooperation, the work will the Germans )«st 5,090 planes, nan of registration committee. be in vain and the statistics of 9,100 tanks and 20.380 guns, said less value Uian the donors de¬ Airplane spotters' course and the communique recorded by the sire. Let's get behind this thing surgical dressing classes proved Soviet monitor. wholeheartedly, it's the students The special communique In next in popularity with 52 and who will benefit personally." telling of the German equipment 51 members respectively. Other losses said 3.800 planes, 4,520 enrollments include eommunica- sbcrnx CLASSIFiKDADS tanks and 4.500 guns were de¬ jtions. 48; first aid. 38; knitting. stroyed and the remainder were 38; home nursing, captured as the Russians swept westward from Stalingrad to lib¬ j vanned first aid. 6. ID. and ad- GOOD "SOCKS"! erate the Volgn and Don river luck Kinir, H177S. valleys, and most of the Cauca¬ AFRICA sus. i Continued from Page 1) WANTED A total of 185.328 square miles of territory "of great economic As in the Wednesday raid by and military strategic value" has | nearly 100 American Flying been freed of the invaders along iFortresses on the Sardinian' port with thousands of villages and ot Cagiiari, not a single Allied dozens of big cities, the Russians aomber or escort was lost in the WANTKD AI ••n for jittiiiiii mall CC370. said. damaging assault. CO-EDS: Excellent Opportunities Are Yours For PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE in News- paper Reporting and Editing, Business Practices, and Writing and Selling Ad¬ vertising. . The General News Staff has at its dis¬ THE STAFF of The Michigan State News offers you an excellent opportunity for posal the Associated Press wire service practical experience in newspaper work, through two teletypes, and Associated Press telemnt picture service. 2 Pairs and a chance to compete for paying posi¬ , tions on the paper. Business staff work affords you experi¬ ence in office practice, bookkeeping, sales¬ $]U It offers you a chance to become and up ac¬ manship, meeting merchants and observ¬ quainted with a newspaper plant, to par¬ ing current commercial customs. ticipate in the editorial and business You will have a chance to work with a branches and to observe in the mechanical complete mat service and layout and sell Time *o put on your "Second Front department. your own. ads. You will have an opportunity to write . Women are especially welcome. No pre¬ i ... no "Brcah Through" wifh Inter- newt' stories, features, editorials and inter¬ views. .. vious experience is necessary. - Come to the State News office or contact the man¬ } woven vloole Cord* TOE TIPS! You can learn how to "make-up'* n page, ager of the department in which you are judge the news value of stories and to be¬ come familiar with type faces und their most interested any day this week or next. • Editorial Tryout Meeting Thursday at MVRC7S CAWXtNC AT«Pilk (AST LAN&INC use. • V . •; • 4:45'p. m. Room 7, _ Unpn Annex. Try-outs will have the opportunity to i*v«M)uMmi«ran» learn copyrcading and proofreading pro¬ • Business Tryout Meeting Friday, April cedures. 8, at 4:45 p. m. Room 7, Union Annex. aasBSEi