M Live- lit Soi Say* n IVU PM AMkwM lo fatoMnfc l:h.,,i,r Dally Student Publication of ir iamoi wm VOL. 33Z, 3*3 ™ ~ Michigan State College rmh*M J&- nwttU6 women to llvi» in Knrority KART Tj^ino |'< (v)Iim-h "tor the duration only went Into immediate et- ^ciiiaAn^ TODAY, AmitY. iiH* NO. 133 lard night eiter FBnmlfenie councils ac< l„ (idmlttfhf married! wom,.„ to sorority hotta**, a | Russians Tighten Nazi f — - Soviets Encircle Two German Armies Noose nrivil«'g« heretofore not *x- umjui#, on' the Michigan mete ^gwtione pwemad Rodney Lints in Move to Spring Trap at Odessa fr„m iht-office orme miitM-H stipulated^ Draft Status LONDON, April 6 (AP)—Ruwlan troopa closing in for the kill tightened nooae* muat i»*" liven elected around two encircle#! Ger¬ Za uppareta* undergraduates. Possibilities man army forces at uMttitf »*•" t fl«—t- Tarnopol e——i and Skala on the northwest • I **cU,r "f th« Ukraine front today and on the southern - * ' hapter Art determine thr quota of married women to Determent* Mii«t Com#-! (" ■front the Re#l army drove it ai|iw« 'i In lie heme, but ep- closer around Odessa in an within 9u«h* Allotted nil# uri' rnuat satiety a board r«mi<"«'-'l "f the aorerfty adviser by Manpower Board Poetry Winner* operktlon dertigned to Mpring another trap on that Black md three members ifrllrM' ii'ivlaera* of the l*n- auslliary aa Selected After *«?a port. to Uinr worthIneaa before being Clearing up the same procedure ee 1 It'slney, MftC student deferment "• ,hr ruen's division of the strong points within the iiy married women, that a coordinator, announced y«-*t*r-' M.'lugsn State poetry 'onteat Nazi defenses of the remnants of 15 nrd women must accept all JEAN NcKMIINfi ; yesterday at Oil lege auditorium. west divisions west and vaith- der*r."iuatc rules, and that reaf- drroe most be msintained away . psnkellenle president . | day. Agriculture students wtio will The three judges selected Infantry Resten Baek of Skala. I i#e graduated before July, and Barbara j 'hemistry, engineernig, gcolr.gy, ' treshman, Chandler, , from Uie sorority house, except Muskegon At Tarnopol itself the Bus- (or i|ue,-.f privileges, when a we- Mannix to Show jgeo-phyaics and physics students! 12 women who as I he winner of the slans announced they beat off man', husband la in town. In who complete their 'nurses participated in attacks by large German Infan¬ with- the ,11 cims. loom rent shall be paid Technicolor Film lin 24 months will la- considered. •ion preliminaries, of whuh the prose pur¬ try and tank forrcs that tried m advance, is scheduled for vainly to break in from the out¬ Deferments, however, must Thursday. Miss Chaiwiler rcadl side iniuilatinn Date Vised < ome within the to release their encircled Imtallolion of new PanHellen- on Mexican Life ' to MS#; t»y tiie 'junta irtlotted "Pattern" national r'«ttitei s was set for Tuesday, 'it si'ientlfir and Placing second, Kr'tt Meyer, J ready has been In progre** pi specialized per¬ Fair Haven April IR. Miaa McKerrlng said. Julc Mannls will sh'iw a color sonnel of the war sophomore, used [ Tarnopol for days. Utii to Ite installed Include movie, "Noah's Ark in Mexico," cmrn'ssion, manpower, ft of poetry for his in-1 'be Odessa front, •!,« Rus- BodneyiT^ . , Vi - Mi Kerring, president; Suz 'in the World Adventure scries i said. *nn«- (half, I .arising sophomore, Saturday night at 8:15 in I choice, *Ttie Heritage" *[an» "nnounced the capture of College All 'teferm«-rits vrll U msld- by AUiie Kartfll argl Ijah% j * railway gfatIon of Karpo\*o, 23 miles northwest of Odessa, tn ,»f ulent, and Helen Mun- auditorium. not mriridatory for t'nteroeyer's "Prayer", te. hut I ..inning junior, secre- The dim was taken by Mr i the draft leiards. a drive from b»ii iianzet, Kast I-msing liberated ftazdel- Urjr-treoiurtr. Manntx mid her husband while i're-'.et, pre-dental and pre- soplvmore, u*e»l "Karly Morn¬ naya down the line that oncm ly elected junior repre- on a recent trip to Mexico. Tiej medical students who complete ing" by Kenneth .Seal as the was the Germans' main hope of <>. me: Jcunne Anderson, chartered an airplane to pc :'i their prep,,rat. supply, or ' oursi* in 24 reading which placed her a* German* escape. >lta /eta; Jo Carey, Kappa Islands off the coast to photo- months and hav mental, den- women's division, Reinforced Uel'.i. Jiran <'oliinewood. Kappa graph colonics of thousands of : tnl or veterinary school For the third successive accept- »"d Myrtle Curtice, DighUin Moscow was silent night Aiptia Thcta; Esther Gardner, birds. For a climax to die a net also will ta: considered freshman, took third with "Heail- Rumanian regarding the AJf't.i On omega, and Suzanne movie, the Mannlxes huvr re¬ "It take* three weeks to dear lines" by John V. A. Weaver, front, where the Oeiw Graff, Kuppa Kappa (iamma. rnans claim to have constructed "h old legend of up nwessary papers through brought ud rt rhi to organiae Acapulco where a young native national roster in Washington tie State finals at Albion thej 1h«- two winners will enter reinforcements. others nre Joyce Halbert, Al- fisherman lights a giant devil and therefore students should' Mrs. May 3. German and Rumanian re¬ Mairee Compere, speech ports *treused the jA» Phi, Norma MScRaet Alpha fish With only his hunting knife, make timely contacts," Colonel • theme that Instructor, raid. the Russian tar." ron Pi; Jane Malickf, Al¬ Before- starting out with ram-' Il'r/'f#rff 1,4't'lItTt' New and retiring officers of ""t Marshall islands base tu SfWUKM on travels Ka»t I .among Lanaing- ( *Orilfa , Newman club, student Catholic rev ue * tighter pilot who had i Art mid ,i alumnae, plana to| n „• u JJ.,,-;., , organization, were honored at a been ,i.ot down, the navy said at lecture neighboring collect lideiit^ member from uj St'TtC* tit Ifi [flit reception at St. Thomas Aquin- t' spun- j ileinocracy in South American Mien Havice-president. at- which have been bombed and : sored by the art department. j countries, problem* of the I-atln- M"c"n'1 vice-president, Beth Murphy, llint freshman, ctrafed regularly by American, Rnbinw/n described h i jour- j American "melting pot," and was named corresponding *e»:- bomber and flgiiter planes. jney into Rumania, dwelling on Spanish 'American literature. T. A. Raman, Indian political retary; Rose Potter, I .among Tiie Pacific fleet press an- j his sneaking into Russia via a »«iphomore, recording secretary; ruauuement told also of oth- j "di-ygi^xJ box' ferry arr'aui the observer, will xpe-ak on "India Helen Kroll, Lansing sophomore, er American airmen hitting for river, now overrun by thrr and Britain," "India—The- Eco treasurer, and William , White, the 13th time at Truk. once- noinic Background." and "India Detroit freshman, ( prOM;f,t ? p. m_ with statkim of crow and levels sufficient to expand toe Sh( sag Ma confession at 7:3* p. m. Holy navy, which win reach its peak Saturday mam at 7 p. m. wiO strength of 3J*4MQ. hwtodfaxg toe preceded by. toe bleating of marina corps and coast guard, new Hie and paschal candle. by Sept L life: MIC HI OA W»: — yde^Ayrlt?. i:m Grin niAidlk • • • ®Jl liclity IM MttOT to Um HH-nttm, mm Usstn*. MMt. ODm By NVTA ACKBBMAN af art mint "! Vnipn BullSlng Ann**, room >. vsrtias vxx^rm'stswsas-tpe Acrystal COEDballlook atthrough '■t1i|t«li rna »Gallet dry perfijme. Just put some of this pow¬ fW Msfatf ^■| —»- "I'SSW" dered perfume between two (4t seat/ thin layers of cotton end ac¬ tually tuck it in your "bonnet". It's th« cuteit iwrstt way of Iwsping your favorite Rogar Cr Gallat scent with you ail the time. Your hair will ba fragrant with "csptwsd stentust." FRL - SAT. - SUH. im udtlng stents mCV SUNDAY AFTERNOON- ...NlstealDalwM PWs S'Auevr.. 202 .. ?.fr-Yi'7AUMf aaStMStesSaaS Evergreen aiS.7Saa4tl.2A -r East Lansing FLOOR »**! Phone 8-2811 ROGER & GALLET V^L'Aprl! f^V :f" MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pa*e Three -■'i-inn. i in Governor Detvey €oe«t Fencent1 Group \o Kcswtanee Snooping HAHBIE in the and BOBBIE Shops Remain* Mute Klfctft Nftp, OIfif«r» Pat Hathaway, Detroit sopho¬ jut'rcacHlaid OUNDAY the Eawter bunny. Dickie*- the light oC the lite on ('aiukdncy more, has been elected president of Delta Gamma Mu, ALBANY, N. Y., April 6 (APf fencing honorary, for the fol¬ women'* Liberator* Hit# kj Pay* hi* annual vinit, and in preparation for such a!inn nn/i n*u/ for your Easter .suit' -are excIT- —Governor Thome* E. Dewey, lowing year. Area, - momentous occasion For of you declining comment "on any poli¬ „ every little who Other officer* chosen by Ui« chick, i* decking herself out swoon, J.-n wen's feature tical Question." stood Nortlicrn Y.i#0dkvla in the Sinatra how on Amity to- organization include vice-presl- the newest and mo«t fanblon- flecked satin ablc garb. talfeta. night upon his y previous state-! ^e"|' Preuthen, also a De- I troit senior. Beatrice LONDON, April 6 (AP) The stores are chuck full In every Imaginable eoler. of I this retail* at $2.98. In ments that he i* not a candidate Grosse Pointe sophomore. ia American Liberator gorgeous thing* to catch * „„ ,, the i same for the Republican presidential be the new secretary, and Vir¬ ~Xr*. heavily packed fancy and the sheckles of all the shop on Michigan* by" the OM« ""mixtion, ginia Boehler, Lansing sopho¬ hotel, we saw a strictly tailored aith hitrb-explogive* for the damsels. Sometime in the near j Thc attitude of the 42-yoar- more, will take over the treas¬ , haul *t-rou the Strait* at future, the tulips and crocuses cll 1.1, °l><,n V ne*il '■ PX" : ngly transparent in white, °'d governor, leading all other urer's duties. should make their belated £JJr hurlci 60p. ton* of bomb* ap¬ cninori. Other style* from prospecUve nominee* in the Retiring Pre*. Pat Johnson, W[L pas-de-Cal#!* •«* »t pearance to let us know that we. ' fruty have sprint yet thw -• 1 number of national or convention Wyandotte delegates pledged or claimed, publicity chainnan. Junior, will act as ■E&ZSCVgVi Bright Indication that the weather is year. 1 new cotton* are a uuro 1 Wc discovered «t ti that t,,,y . carricn everything .am'"' , I WIWnM disclosed at a press conter «■«. A" j ence 24 hours alter WendelL L. » S&rSm. warm somewhere, and now those very cottons are present in alt j from cacti to orchids. ' thony is the name; Michigan avenue near J'jn *n" I Willkie'* withdrawal from the presidential race. He refused' , Invest in Victory—Buy War Bonds and Stamps. n'avy w at the stores. There is little blue chambray that one special tcr, the place. Artffpla^! "'mn,ent "n W,Ukj,.,{ checkmated south of Rome Begins as Spring this a bad time to be confined to Isolated probable isolation by rail for the quarters because American and Chinese forces in the entire Japanese aln., Hollandia on the north ; tacks, hundreds of American Weather Clears they had to have two of their Burma. The rail line has been members locked up In the mea¬ Dutch New Guinea. heavy bombers have ranged operated by the U. 8. army HoHandla served sles ward. as a from suothern Italy in the past Taking advantage of clear transportation corps since March base for the Japanese Barb Thompson discovered seven days to strike four of the spring weather, the baseball her week was to be devoted to 1. The Jap offensive in this at Wewak and Madam- the most heavily defended targets theater consists of a four-prong¬ i Utmm held lu „rit outdoor prac. measles Sunday, and on Wed¬ ed attack. northwestern coast of N<-. Bui- east of Germany's own border- Hce today on the turf of Old nesday the bug nit Sue Boyce. nea. Major action of th. One force is coming north '•'.'fk Sofia, Budapest, Bucharest and college field. Taking part in U. Cliff Oeedbead stopped to came from the air and i. J*"0®*"- the first real workout of the shake the hands of several of from Tiddum, another approach¬ the bombing of Ponap. , • ,w his old State- pals Wednesday ing Imphal from the southeast, and the Marshall* Pom,,,, Artillery duel, una patrol a- third attacking the capital calottes continued today to drain 4° wh° "p M «"«Udatee. Ellenon his way to Chicago. Mary ern outpoat of the enemy < Stuck, Theta, and Cliff's from Ukhral in a southwestern oline island fortress of Truk both the Allies and the Oer- , Rustiness, to be expected dur- fiancee, was certainly happy movement and another attack ccived its 27th and pcrhap mans of manpower along the the first week of practice, that he is being transferred with launched toward the east at Ko- lest bombing. trans-Apennlne line without a *•« v«T the Vet corps from Boston, hlma. This latter offensive may ,«m*r UA. .to "air trucks" in in «hl week J™,**J^SSd "S » Mass,, to the Windy City. be presumed to be the one that The Sigma Chls held formal succeeded in severing the sup¬ KIDNET . • • • PUNCHES—In n rather slow, ply line. meniqees I he set repetitious in dumped nearly 2,000 ton. of ex- Cooch John Koba declined to initiation Sunday morning for tane, the Allies anneanrm nine pledgee and two alumni. The sHaatlen has been mini¬ plosives on enemy target* as far comment on the possibilities of tinned penndfng ef the InvsUon mised In Importance by the Al¬ as 500 ntiles from the Italian the team, saying that It was stm The new actives include fresh¬ eeaat and vital points in battle fields and within 200 mile* too early to Judge. Indications men Bob Bastlan, Adrian; Ike lies bat the serlenansss of the many and her occupied of Soviet armies advancing from *eem to be that the pitching staff Hampton, Weidman, and Bob Jap victories In that area amy torleo. Tho vital pnnrhrs ««► trrr|. warrant Increased Allied activ¬ the cast. will be especially strong, but in Nuttall, New York, N. Y., and aimed at the air force* around sophomores George Bodfish, ity within the coming week. Berlin and Mnnleh. In yesterday's assault on the Breckenrldgc, and Frank Heck, ureal oil refinery center of Pio- <•*11, 30 miles north of the Ru- 'hhe" l"™d' * nb 1 remarkable talent Great Falls, Mont. Other new initiates are juniors A Calais on the lnvasl.,1, ,„,st BEACHHEAD AND A again sefforod Liberator bomb* , . . .. M O U N T A 1 N—Excepting the Inn. manlan capital of Bucharest, P®, H H,. Plu"*. UH, H18 Warren Evers, Bristol, Wis.; withdrawal of British ghurkas Flying Fori re. sos and Libera- 1l*"m Pi8/ Glenn Snoeyenbos, Glenwood, Enemy resistance ranged hom tors and their fighter escort t I Wis., ond Robert Zwickey, Al¬ fiom one mountain, the capture light to heavy; our loss.-. . bany, Wis.; and senior Ken of three others by Italian troops small. Strafing of gro n i,.,i USJT" lighter*. m°" """ 40 *"* ^ wfuX^'wIn^u^: ate athletlc*. The decision will Hathaway, Holly, William Sel- and the reported strengthening planes by our fighters ni.o I ng fert, '19, and A1 Waach, '32, were of our position at Anzio, the Al¬ range bombings compos- probably be made today at the the two olums Initiated into the lied attempt to take Rome ap¬ nucleus of our past v.< > regular monthly faculty meet¬ group. peared to be an idle sideshow b> forts over Europe. (airillon < Concert ing. Indication* seem to tend Big elections nt the Alpha Chi toward n return of Spartan house result In a brand new Densil Trcber, Lansing sen¬ teams to intercollegiate sport*. (froup of officers. Marilyn Wil¬ LET'S CO BOWLING ami PLAY BILLIARDS ior, has chosen the following selections for her special son, Huntington Woods Junior, is the new president: vice-presi¬ j Good Friday carillon program Strikers Return to Work dent, Susie Moore, East Lansing today at 1 p. m.: RAINBOW RECREATION Beneath the Cross of Jesus LONDON, April 0 (AP)—The Junior; secretary. Mary Ellen Yorkshire mine strike of 00,000 Haack, Royal Oak Junior, and In the Garden workers appeared to be crack¬ treasurer, Jean Shaver, Birming¬ Opposite the Union Agnus Dei—Bizet ham sophomore. Selections from The Cruci¬ ing tonight under intense pres¬ sure of public The Alpha Chls have also en- fixion—Stalner opinion, deter¬ mined government warnings Joyed a visit from their province and union appeals. president, Mrs. Perrin Smith, Trenton. N. J. 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