lecture and Concert Series |o Six Be Combined Next Year numbers out of a possible 10 for the H)1;M4 com- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ,il Lecture and Concert course have been secured, ae- Ihiily Student Publication of \ticltii(un State College iinjr to Director S. K. Crowe, who wil| cooperate with , t. Hoy Underwood, music department head, in VOL. 33Z.332 HAST I.ANSINt!, MItTtKJAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 11)43 super- no. mg the new series. i'he opera "Faust," with I i Metropolitan opera sinyr- i - will lie the lead-oil' num- in (Vtober. The Russian Ori/er/tirSiv-i/oy nvoliinilli.ottl Allieficail,7 llTllcl) DHvC m n ■ , . .- i«i 'hint .ii Iheuter will return fin consecutive Michigan State with perform* an Uhws issued WASHINOTi IN May •! (.MM; Brings Bizerte Willi in c!v new program in Novetn- , -.-.ii rile Pallet theater will also in the Detroit music fes (tilling the week of May ll day An order lor a si \-day week in alt coal bv mines fuels i as issued to* Adoiiiustrator I Heavy Artillery Kange gain kr-Whlte Here tekes, white the niners' Allied Armies Open Southern Offensive wage; u.ii gret Hourke White, noted controlers> appeared to be itv Willium It. Kintf -i iraveler and foreign cor- cieadtoeked us e lespite geo- ALLIED 11 DC J. IN NORTH AFRICA. Ma> 1 < A l'» i-M'ondenti will come here in I era I resumption produetion Bizerte now is within heavy artillery range of A nenca'i i, wary. Miss ltonrke White! under recently returned from a a la-day and French troops driving along the northern to the African lighting Lake Achkkcl toward-the lug naval base, front di~ ati het -.-ns and a trip through Eng i She appeared on the lee MARGARET llOt'KKE WHITE ■"reported tonight. ... to show war pictures oishe.l series last year. With her . . . mi leu (•and, Krskine Caldwell, Miss ke While is co-author of the more el hook, mres of "Shooting the Kus War." Struther, author of "Mrs, v er," will tell about "Mrs. ut Carries On," when, she men in State in October. \ll.intir Editor I Apt tire %\K StiMierx V 'her veteran of the MSC e course, fid ward Weeks, h the Atlantic • Monthly, i-pear m November to lei-. . r ihe latest books. Ma* and final details remain and • et. but Crowe said that the ■ wimble number will be the • ■ and Symphony orchestra, we said that the new plan mhining the Lecture and eri courses for the new sea- i as •irontrate a war measure efforts designed and re- iiiitltit'Y I'rt'tlirls o.n.-es on fewer but "major" (auieert Aiiiat Wins Junior HOH s for Mttv !\riurtt Interpretation of 'College American General Today's By I.EONE SEASTROM on. .tie st II- Playing with the skitl and dents appr ntertainment. poise of a veteran virtuoso. Car- roll Glenn, won .the approval and since jxtc in i nter - ' Killed in Iceland tamment, it in hound to strike .1 Campus last nigh! of one of the largest response in them which is both ' London, May -t (aim l.t - audiences to attend a concert natural and appreciative, al¬ Gen, Frank M the term M,00(1 persons. though not strictly cultural " Andrews, com- j Hef ugde ' lingers proved f to mantling general of American, I'M S.\t r ('. With all the enthusiasm «>1 a have the master's touch as she font's in the European theater! .-aid it wa; Spartan after surveying the brought"'' <• m-.t .the expressive Miss of operations, was killed late! "ll ma Glenn; .1 .. . Flowers to Faculty qualities ,,i the violin. Miss aid, 'State's cai iitpun is absn- 1 terday in an it ci htuh scholastic - «•» tuin Gleifu. one of tiie youngest eou- iitely iieaveii " Sur pris ♦Hi and \ dent, it was ahMomn ed tonight.; subjects. uch .is t i ! mz or Horticulture department man- eert artists in the country. ops to spread its quota of cheer it unous aboiit the scpiacls cif sol- The headquarters.- atinounee- » foreign Ian«uames. he »o'd on an interpretation a tiers •tuirehmg lit. thuir ♦ lassos, j ,ohn tiM'rit said the plum* accident! request hv sent !>a» k ft weekly to 30 administrative of¬ uiikowsky, Men i ' fices by supplying he said, 1 like thiM r sni^iny oecurred in an isolated locality to ( ompb te his edueat G«iJ. them with inniensely They wt tain! y stH-in ■ of Ireland Full information j onel Rodney declared Tl V».||(i besh bouquets. It all started npeted with tti.it be "'rtit years ago when happy " eoneerninK the accident is not • include IbHCERG on '. r men. President, A. one of Hire e ef,r<(|. us Miss yet available." All other men would f *• sent Hannah was secretary and sug- succeeded, to a r«'pUicem*-nt cefite* f be - iliHItl phi VO(l shtirl u< »m|HLs!- General Andrews sestcd the idea. Now bouquets yesterday att< <1 bv Ihe late Suruf liauh-r Gen. IJwq'ht !) Kisenhower on i screened out to ot! * „ od date by women floricul¬ much tike a ."in ■or arranged ture majors from her long bob, n.mmolT anil tiansiuisiHl by thev Feb. 5 as coinmander of UmUnl j schools after then- has.. at rung. flowers which As to whether men f. * ked to to- crown bright red atu Mftli.hl I'm- ;s. ftiriml*] huad States t'irees in the European 1 in college greenhouses. I theater, eoming to L^ondon from < Ko back to coJN-ne would oe per- 1 amiably an-') c-red a i if tin- MSC vi..1 m Hannah to Receive f.uest * yesterday's parade, tlie sighted cause her fiance has been in le wasn't accurate. j By joilN MARKS With i „ . „ , , , v ( thrt) gh thei service for two lull years. "The Ur Fi nest O. Mi-lby, the h- I'. Hardy, EaJt Lansing sen- inspiration of Larry Ru,h Killmaste . l h - 1 But life isn't all play on a men sleep only about four hours ot the I riivermty of know - i " < • submarine, she goes on to re¬ out of 24 and seldom eat more will be the guest of I' "or. four senior ROTC of-I hav< h,'I ' , . ' late. When the convoy left the than one meal a day when on A 1 nah today . Hai Call titers bringing up the rear. American torpedo in ... A • harbor, the American sub fol¬ active patrols. They can't take' that no university "1 a battalion, feeling kit- ,tan f 1 '» ;,! '' lowed along knocking out a she a bath at all while out to sea. would "--.It wilh be each proceeded to. call ;l ,0,pedo sink a Jap Mlh>h.,» when the chance came. All the hour is given lor smoking i for . bers. ent number and mess up! she is engaged to Keith mik men in the sub. and there are fid (inly ten minutes out of an ! who was on the first sub full crew, take all men at the same time) and " lew quite completely. 1 of them in a turns writing the name of the they drink coflee by the gallons I'm )i result: Confinement to ] tel" ' ',k-v° ha'l'"' i" | 'Spu-bor submerged," TIME TABLE oarracks for the FA unit "°f 'om\ alr'*1" J1 toi * girl back home on. a torpedo while she points; Yt>rk before sending it on its way, she out. ight, and an hour scrub- t nf t e I l"''1" ,hul fnk " , ' J,' -cssion with the black spots j . lays. Sees. Tokyo •■e floor of the Delta 'ch. M)anesl: :hllJS 1,1 the h",ho' ' Sub Hunted Submarines can get close t<- TODAY— c. the capital. Life is tough when the sub is things without being seen One " _ _ ! Miss Killmasler tells the stor The sub being hunted, according to in- |,„nation she receives her night York stood watch on deck Lambda Chi Alpha, i p. n> from her fiance's letter in after the submarine had sur¬ Org, room 1. L'nion crept into the harbor on day tetters. Once after knocking out faced outside the harbor at To¬ UNDER THE WIRE quietly and laid to tor recon- naissance. One or the most im- lwo ships in convoy, a Jap de- kyo. From his place on deck he stroyer started • after the Amer¬ was able to look into the queer, Spartan Christian Fellowship 3 p. in,, HI Union annex ican sub. portant things that was seen Phi Lambda Tau. 2:39 p. m. All machinery on the sub was ha/.y lighting that he says is un¬ ~ was a big Jap convoy that later like anywhere else in the world. Org. room I, Union WASHINGTON, May 4 (AIM I was a target for the U-boat. quieted and the men had to slay submerged for 23 hours with no York's story of one of the Christian Science, 7:30 p. nu ^The tc'ted States submarines had navy reported today that j Spots jap Game ventilation system running most colorful units in the serv¬ Peoples church chapel »unk six Japanese ships, | gut jn the meantime, the sub- After surviving depth charges ice is the story of an ordinary Includ-1 niaririe crew spotted a Jap ball fellow who left college (Mich¬ Delta Gamma Mu. 7:30 p. m. for a day and a night, the sub "J* 'wo destroyers, and prob-jKame on the beach. Taking turn moved away when the destroyer igan Tech) to help fight this Women's gym *ol>- sunk a seventh during ope- i about on the periscope, the crew war. Miss Killrnaster is hoping Ski club, 7:34 p. m. ™>ons in the Pacific. Further walc^'the game to ' help ' pass " gave up the chase and quit the he writes her name on a hun¬ Ill Union annex oevtlopiaents included Ameri¬ dred more torpedoes before long ca occupation of the Russell Bknds. guarding the exposed «nk of Guadalcanal. ...... rr!sirsBScS SfssJKilSer tells, was when authority on sub life by now be- „«»« an and tbey all score as the last one did. . Phi Kappa Tau. 5 p. m. Org. room % Union aftnex A,, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear II MICHIGAN STATE NEWS . OKf NAN'S Pint* ml a* ••rond-rlmm matter at tha iwMoflhrt, Kait f.annifitr, M5rh, Offlaoo k>cat«Hl «>n kround fl**or of eaat wing of Union Hulldjng Annex, room K. **i:hHihed dalljr except Sunday and Monday m« by the atudenU of By ELLIS BRANDT Mamker Amociatrd t'olleifiata I'rtaf *ti Stuti eo!Je|fe. National Advertising Servjre, Inc. NDOlHVI'Kn (/tilt rc VuhhJwri It eft rr \cntu hvr Maeison Ave Nrw Voax. N. Y. tcidn fore, ;ind yet v to lis us I MKM 11 Kit OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■ jvi about tins i xrluaively «n tit led to tha use for repnblientlnn of all I InquiiHHod i «.r i."t oth' rwi«« credited Kt tbi* paper itiul mImo tha subject, wo iia All right** of .puhhration on apeeia'i dnpatchet htrt- up our own si thin« and inort unc tiling, .1.1 haclf- noyed, trite words i phrases; don't say "the p. ih ilfl was thin like mad," In' hud IK (lamints Quarters shoulders like a I being picturttsqui This is ikmg Uv Sent tie McNeal up your owmwofds and phrases. Break away from the standard forms. Don't say "Dear Joe"; j 'ST for the variety ..I il all training in New York city el's (Hit aside the lovelorn Molly Sue Wilson, Theta, left say "Hello you big tat red ap¬ angle oi ihis dial, dribble last Sunday for Purdue to take ple," and don't sign nil with -noul campus clitics and "cava- advantage ni an lU'A scholar¬ "Yours truly;"; do it with "Con¬ fidentially. this is where I quit." ' it might he fun to see ship . . . congratulations, old low long it can tic avoided. shoe, and the best of luck to Unusual stationery b always Sunday, May I, was the day good, tint don't he .bno tcti six little gals won't target It can't he put o(f any longer about it and write i lavender some time the Thetas what little spring weather tt is also paper with (link mk or , . elded same to their list of we have had really makes us good to draw griieso pictures burnout girls . . Ann Ailing, bubble over and want to talk stinkv lit prof who ' ,:hara (.lass, Jo Ann Gruel, about such things and pinnmgs a D, in •I the guv that lea+e-^foss, I'eggy Sims and and engagements don't think Incidentally • iv Ellen Stuck are displaying there aren't any cithei for it doesn art major to Hi i met art ■ limkin' iii> lor nu, Otis! T -kites" with great some strange reason love keeps thus dot lattfih whet 'tain il (or ii to I ' They t ,.ii new ett ■thing . . pretty busy in spite of the up¬ time jiii a couple o/ pears.'" The Epxllott I'his are guitig to set condition ot everything else • under new iiiangemont for m this world. its of times you can tin a rest of this term and next Two Zola Tan Alphas luive ii interesting souvenir, I ear their new officers are; taken the lug step and promised •wspaper clipping or a t 'resident, Rosalind Friedman; themselves . .loan Woodruff ut a mutual friend or ire-president, Harriet Itlonnr. is proudly displaying a ring rkel somebody g •cretary, Shirley Hlumenau*. from Howard English arid ( o- two of for a thine. Bv DON TIKHCM.I i t mil treasurer. Ad'ta Winkietnun. rinne Rtexing is engaged to dale He sharp. Tins sounds h In celebration ot Mothers' Sharpe, Delta Sip . another •u have got only three tin tar, tin- Sigma" Kappas are Sigma Nu pill is out and the Pushing Hommel amund it t the night before, lint uniting to devote the whole source is unexpected hut ap¬ North All tea is ('apt. Ralpli (1 proved . Jim t'urr. the silent orcuti "IK Before joining the hours it is quite easy oonsihle lor what they are- martyr type, lias passed his pill army. Orctitl. wiu» was .. potlet vntcti, incidentally is quite n to Many More, vivacious Theta. What we mean by Ihis remark ad student wiiile here, was m cstioiiMliility then mothers Sume more long distance pin is that you should he on the look¬ •III' I-151 and was a bodyguard b . ill gave the oppot tiimtv to passing litis been taking place , . out continually tor letter'-mate¬ President Kuusevelt at Hue tune •t hetter acituamled over the Haiti Armstrong received an ria I. You should, of' course, gel The man voted most vaiuahb ridge table Saturday afternoon ATI) pin I rum Vic Krohtl of lots of people into your letters, to the MSC football "team m 4.' ltd on Sunday they will be Washington and Jefferson Col¬ especially those whom the corre¬ Et Tony Arena, center, i an m luesls of honor at a banquet. lege, I'a and June Allen, flu () , spondent knows. -tiuclor ill judo science, a com Three alums of '42 were hack pledge, is wearing the Sigma A Is though • is week to look m on their t. hi pin of Hot) Howland, Mirti- i about the lappa sisters . . . Harriet Uetii- pushed in ngton who Is working in Grand the hum •< Lipids, Hon, Ward Keating, • oni a Dcnmsoq. who touched you tor • mi Hetty Jo Aehard Quit'ley after telling you LAST Krrol I. abni both Doris and Hetty Jo are ut. At' Unilei - I,AST "GLNTI.I u and kiddies, and the • riling furiously to their men ii Art claims based you that Barbara c. the first fortu¬ tint! to tie library to go ■sad. tins tune uf '4u. dropped nate to receive a I'st U badge pen an dropped. n on Hie Thetas this week . . (loin tins chapter. , . how she to walk with I keep on the s at San Juan. Puerto l(i \as Ensign Alice I'ortright m manages even t for stuff to • Eddie Pogor, '41. la WAVES who is now m shoulders is more titan amazing. iMgn - STARTING TIB r abdut, you v. Which reminds me that , nose If tnc! ous Spartan men and —mag ith life. and yimii . • loiued youth w ill tie protected. PROP WASHINGS :i. Give it all. is to tell everything that is per¬ What we mean tinent about .vour subject. Tf CLASSIFIED ADS From the .'UOlh (!TI) you say "I met a strange, red- iOK dish-colufed came] under a table SALE in the I'nbin grill yesterday." IN liiplll'1'lt.S don't stop there. Bv PVT. K. K. IIALMDS It 11 be a gnod tiling for most Elucidate how you woke up hi of us. All of us can't he stu¬ I .lis | i K'l' S consider lite "CQ" Ev dent officers, hut we can learn College hospital later and were t'l'vune will have had a shot told that someone in the' new something of command this way. of being "Charge of Qunr- If we learn only the fact that if HOTC shoos had stepped op ers" before we leave Michigan you wish men to follow your or¬ your foot. Tell who. what, WANT I D 4tate. its part of our training us ders and accord you respect and when, where, why, anil how caders Some of us will (as attention then you must treat Don't he bashful and think . inie of us already havcl pro- those men as MEN. not as idiots you're being conceited if you ad to make officious fools of or children, we will have learned write about yourself. This indi¬ Most of us will leant OV0B tursi'tves. much. cates that you are an introvert aluuble lessons in handling Volunteer* Meet led and that you should free your¬ self from those inhibitions. (.lassified Rate$ Two cent* per word; minimum | The CQ" works a 24-hour Nome of them, anyway. charge, 30c; all advertisements \lheJnM .shift, from 1200 lo 1200 (army in SWAV The idea isn't that you should or noon t as we say it. He is Program be sensational in your letters; payable in advance; no pre¬ ferred position. esponsthle for preserving order Mure women volunteers for fun and tinsel is line, but there t the barracks; he must See that should also be present warmth Union BidC. Annex, Room 8 the knitting and surgical dress¬ ights are out and men in bed at ot feeling, a koun appreciation Telephone 8*1511—Business aps; he must sec that men are ing departments of the SWAV of his interests, and the convic¬ Ext. 268 id at reveille. program are needed, according tion to say what you think. The "CQ" keeps the squadron's to Sally Seifei't, Grand Haven tepnrture book, which shows the testmution and business of all sophomore. t»en not in regular formations: Knitting classes will be held Swain Jewelry Store ie keeps the record of men who Wednesdays at 7:15 p. m. in ire sick. He must also call the room 11. Union annex, and sur¬ nen from ttieir rooms at the gical dressing classes are held Thursdays from 7 to ft j roper time for meals and other urinations, and perform such die the student parlors of p. in. Peoples in New Jewelry just In! ies as may be assigned to him church. iv his superiors. SWAV heads • are urging wom¬ It's a job with a lot of respon¬ en to help raise the quota of sibility and a lot of power at- a^lied. To strengthen his hand, sweaters and afghan squares for State since the Red Cross will Air Force jewelry the "CQ" eau "gig" men for any furnish as much yarn as is — Pi.rs j the hundreds of rules and or- "March of Time ' it needed. Beginners in knitting »-rs now in effect to govern his State Theater Bid*. Thin (Mine - "TUB NEW CANADA | will be instructed by student -BRAVO MR. STRAfSS" - < conduct. teachers. C", X Wednesday. May ; M ICH1 O AN STATE NEWS Page Tin eo Kventa in Five Sports Mated — 1^2r","/"rv""- '^1 Fhree One-hiiters Mark This Week 'Mural Softball Tilts -v will be tin' by word .in I fin sportsland this week live event? . heduled in ail' s. hut only ivvn will lie 111 Id .me fields. , Ann Arbor <>n Saturday, h Karl Sehlademim will his tinekinen nut attain t igun and Ohio Suite hi .1 aula el. Ct. : i|e taking the affair are v< Nf'iv Malfd an hilt men like Hill Sentt . mile and .lint Milne in h jump may take then ev e or !5ig I,p; ^ui's . .in the Spartans some In t.iseball Here The bitseball squad vvill meet • la htgan Normal no Old College n. • !l In their sept mil home ;q>- • .1 ranee ill eight days. Coach Ill I'll- it 1 • IM^mi hn Knbs will have the entile iti |)| »t*(' \ j • '•■ ' Uf. veek to get bis team toady for ■'-Sulci ItT | ijr ■ game, tint i■ immediately lin¬ li st .t-ill'l ing the Normal till, the . quad ill leave for Wisconsin. hf I'he pitching and hittinu ^ pow ; fn:i f is«»ti a the Spurtans began look- t*H tint » , u|i against Detroit in Sattn- i*o« -lunrr of v.fin, 'I'ht .1. s game. With a cniilinui if imih- 'hf t liiiiiv ' ilns sort uf nfTetisive, Knbs •kfnh./f. InifM .1 1. hope to pull Ins games won nififi th» rnid,it I Lis • 11 jo uji near the total of past Ihiiiclfuls lo Mcrl Women .ire to play <>n golf .mil trtuit* nt.ilelit's by Thurs¬ 1 h.r :If. the y.11 n upii . t.»k 11 it? day. .tnd if lliov cannot, .uc to |;i|l a bull I mi Tennis Matches OSl and Michigan notify WW olTiciaU. r nf lltr '' 11 ili.it ' "iieh Charles I). Hall »t JJllfhtM' em., s undc- us Ml ■ • •••d 11 tennis team to I li'trnit tur a will move in Irimi^lr \lrrl mateh •' the C. nt I) there The With the t • —it mateh will lie mi Kridav weather. Ti.n •h the netters going to Ml Sell laden lan js r.mt for a meet with t en- ger and belt Michigan tin Saturday i:e his • In tennis si|ii,nl I1.1 txhdi to : Mich balance tin. imthuul ek up their |Mivvi'C is In he lisiirn ' 1 rp man on the ■ • Spurt. ... .,1 Utile difference ian In 1 I hetween Ziemfnm. He. Maxwell ami Mav in ".matches with Elliot and 1 'tt 1 g the ball vv ith powei ■ k number five and six r an i'|il>iinents squads tind tin taus hard to beat ■a-mgo Zimmerman will lead golfers aga 1 est Mu ingan Saturday. Coaeh Ben Van Ivor's men are having ■ Holding th^ir seines • 1. putting weaknesses t ut Car for practice may nun 'he kinks. r NeW undcr-arm Will tie to t» Cream Deodorant ,1 •■rend pi. utftly Stops Perspiration / HASEltAI.I. KKM I l> - 1. Does not rot »ire\'. 4. \ pure, white, greaseltss NATIONAL I.I. \«.< I . 'atjiiess vanishing cream. 5. Awarded Approval Seal of American Institute of Laumier- Pittsuuig.h H. i 'ui It. Boston .). N"i w Yui . 3 • Mother II Understand 1 for being harmic&s to St Louis 11. Ch.f g ■ fabric. Philadelphia i B. > ax.;- if you don't call her on Arrid is the War Output Rtaches I'cak selling deodorant WPB Nelson. I 4* *1. >atd toa..y tria! V ■ Long Distance this Sunday i icu's war plants .in icaseo -lu 'output m March ii 1*1 < et Ml > I HLKS above I ci ruai y N arc understanding ami patriotic. They know that, j Secretary Knox icprntcu it iimlcr the i iiatinu has "urri.ed •' ':••• steadily increasing lnirilcu of war-created calls, period" of war produC nr. long distance telephone equipment i« seriously overloaded. f tf course tliey like to be remembered Mother's Day, MILITARY MEN but they'd rather he sure the lines are on kept clear for vital IT'S NOT TOO LATE war messages. PsiCt mok. any ler.g dmlanca tall tki» This year, Molh.r't Day urn.ta To Start Your Insurance Savings Plan semi your love iu a letter. Don't make any long it is .Atrsm.ijr ur9.nl. ■' with the At?ic York Life distance call unless it is extremely urgent " ' «■ \ % SEE P. F. BARNIIABT J. N. McNABNAV MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 5-6077 4 3861 toiwr^ -J ... Wodnemlay, M.i\ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Summer Session SWAV Program (iris OmmLApproval THE WOMAN'S WORLD Am Women Prepare to Invade B&(» ('.dialogs Issued Summer school catalogs ure By KAY BKSKMKK D.ishpnn linn u thine of IS available at the Hegistnir's of¬ 'In- post Mi ti ie modern [ fice according to S. K. Crowe, Male cowl is ( d, because. '. Malia (Governor director. Tower Guard Sophomore idpre Koine to be Dorothy Kiiglehanii feminine dntie Because of the number of Tower Guard will lnlior, it Ik j Han/el, junior 1 ep., ii'plnced li.v it eomplaints regarding conlhcls 111 pledging ceremonies 1 Itiltli Peters, seoioi ,. indicated iiy leglstrntl i for the I me .schedules, there Mill he a inunt lower today at 7 | live, Althea Hunt ami SWAVcv nuinher of lime changes in cer¬ occorditiK to I'res Jea hy. "Women who have registered . tain courses, Crowe said. The complete list ol chattKcs | WashiriKton, D . > SWI. in dormitories or on the upper j Mrs. P I). Bagwell, Tom leek 'ii tin' Union must, In addi- Mill lie published in a time I adviser, wall entertau SWL group hs.de, Hon, make out on application ill schedule which will he available I home after the llu el no today at 5 p in on lie •l>e It iind ti oirlee hefore their later. of tiie Union, Pi 1 The 1043 summer session will ' A VVS i nnmes will hi' placed on the Itowlette, Deli oil . place emphasis on "business as AWS council payroll,' W A Davenport, head mIioii I of liulldiiiKs and wounds imparl usual," Crowe said, lie pointed ol 7:15 111 mi; out thai summer school, unlike Sodi itietil, emphasized. I Pres. Vera Ik r. •u olTic v we a former years, will de-emphasize I ior, ariHGiiijpp'lI New Helen Fruiter Ma IVIiiniciiri* I'iiveinrnls the two-session Idea in favor of (class arid orgsini&ntiori "The women who have heeii uitroilii e.-retary of YWl'A regarding summer school as a : latlves will I ■ guest speakei at. I«t., woikmi: in the Home Kc ImiiIiIiiik miikIc term. Town Girls ineelnig, aecordnig t,. t and •iiialiii'iii Upt' Hie pavement The six weeks session will lie I Town Girls club w Itarmnn, WiIIuiiiisn .Ii. in I■ out Hie Women's cymua mainly lor seniors completing election of olficcis tu slum haV heeii ihnilK .1 line requirements fur Krailiialioo and women's loiini'.e ol I lit 'iiioii, a< j junior. The meeting i 11. the student pru I.,. visiliiiK leuehers. The first ses¬ , |0h" W nen de.11 inc. lo work Hailmc . cording Pres. Dor j church at ft p. in together will he ommodated sion will begin Wednesday. lie promised. June 23, 1 hi* second sesr.ii ! East I.ansiiiK senior is tai a, possible, Hip Sisters The new janitors are cntliusi- begin Monday, Aipfusi j! voting are II a. in to I Tin* council I to f> p in. !<>r r. nstle alioiil then |ilos pee live •sideiil reasons ('till casus Kip hi i hit Costs i' Candidates aie K01 Dure will receive n|)|»ii«,. '* oi k. and for van on. Evelyn Tossing, no evterl in being " : nt • ileshliliin, I.( till) (if HIT, who commanded Germans Serious Losses ■sideiit Kav Kelly, Saipnai v llellnell. junior; \ ic lot enrollment < >t iai -. "Lois ol lis -i igni'd up l'o| I the British Expeditionary Force Jean St'limcichel, iphor Hn: Sisters in llic Hie SWAVe We Hunk il Mill I in France, is now i;overnor and LONDON, Wednesday. May ft Hi attin Thuminy nfU'rtHM.n t tun and it a good way to i l oiiiinaiiiler in-chief ol strategic Heavy and bloody lighting hi ( Blanche Cnchiiirmen iv.i is- earn M.tne money aiml get' a sun I I I I Ol Malta. j the western Caucasus which has secielai v, Mai v Bellv I on Hai 1 Ilea: K Winston sophoiiM>i. cost the Germans "serious losses ' In D< ! Annrtle LnelMci I). 1 in manpower ami equipment" go iili |isyi holm >, early today by •freshman; linlii 'I'll •ii 1'alrliillr Work ttiirliara Williams (11 and llap- I , l iberal Iris Itirisitui was announced the Son ie( command ids sophomote, palli io| a ally de- II ill llaro Vronraw tiled Hud she wanli -.1 to do some Slot ion II l\ ll( . on work and though! the SWAVe would lie best, " am e II helps llle I colleKcj For Your Mother! K01 the til si linie, a ■ Ollege Mltll it prol item ol laliel ! division ■ \11ll time a regular | -hoit.ic.i' The mhi K should lie show on the eolleKe station, I ! WK AH The new piograni will | ,\ solid ion to Hi.- dale 1 hortnRe 1 tie called I ilieral Ai t . division 1 sc. ile-iow ieil n> Helen W'lrdrr, ' on llie an .iiui Mill In- heard! Kv,union. Ill, treshmati, who ! e\ ei v Wednesday .It ft: 3d p III ; J1V-, ■•There's nevci anythinc. I" do 011 I'Yidii.v nights e well wot k loi I Dean I. U Emmons We miKht lioduee the program ami Prof 11 and (i. and he John Delia.m. head nl tin- plul so nine, money at the same time," will m- j j Willi Your Lor, I osojihy and psychology depart -j 1 net it, Mill discuss "Sources ol j Nazi nhilosophy of 111" TI 1NISIA , I Programs 111 the future M ill | d'oiitinued from I'ape IV ! consist 01 lectures, round-table j then pocketed between the Jefna I discussions, o II c a c.l p I a y s 1 position and Mateur when the j chamber music and oilier ap- ! U S troops plunged In 1 light pi opruitc entci tainnicnt. Deanj 11A M)k I'Jit :i 11KFS. She'll lose tlirin hoik l-l-mile advance into the I Ktnuions said. stniteKic 1,nl centei Shelling Mateur Irish linen, in rulami Germans IIiiumc Ends Hitler Itntllc; German (tuns to the tiortheiis 2')c >1 the town are pouring occasion i Pny-iis-You-Go Hill Passed ilesipus a I shells into Mateur WASHINGTON. May 4 (AID: Pint ol the American torccs Terminating one of tile bitter- W liile. Iiiiuti einlirniilered pursued the relrealiiiK Nazis to¬ ! est party battles of recent years, ward Kerryvllle, power center ol 1 the house today passed, 3lit to the lii/erto naval liase, in miles j >ia. 1 pay-as-you-Ko bill wiping' northeast ol Mateur | out the UH2 i'edcial incoine tax The !•' r e 11 c ti communique, j liabilities completely lor ap¬ blonde.ist h\ the Algiers radio, proximately i'll p« r cent ol the announced the opening ol a new i taxpayers and imposing a 20 per olleiisive 111 the south. "Our : cent withholdiiiR levy against forces passed to tin- attack this t the taxable portions of mages mm mug," it -aid, and began an and salaries, etteetive July 1 assault on I'ont l)u Kalis, which lies betwwn the British first and Invest In Victory—Buy War Bonds and Stamps. eiitiitli armies SUPS . . . • Suzettr snip at slip 2.2"> • Daiutv pastels—blue. rose, - POEM jiiuk ami yellow, in erepe ami satin I .<»*' • \lso erepes ami satins in while ami tea rose. Wtir has rutioiuul a lot of stuff \Yt» eun'l mlverliM'—llierp's not enough; lint we still have some doggies, a pillow or two. 1JGHT FABRIC GLOVES So route to our store ami we'll try to please you. Plain ami novelty pull-ons. \\ / J. ft. ami M. P. fine quality 1.00 STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE MILLS LANSING, MICHIGAN 11KHT. OF MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE