forces Dotty Student Publication of. Michigan State College Crimea "vOLTSSZ, 333 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1944 NO. 136 Strategic Rail Junctions Buell Announces Student Cast U*Si. Casualties Ukrainian Mechanized Divisions Surge Forward to Endanger German Ferry Terminus for 'Letters to Lucerne' for New Britain on Dnestr River Estuary Members Will Begin Rehearsals This Week Campaign Told LONDON, April 11 (AP)—The Keel army descended with spectacular speed upon 100,000 Final toBMug rinrti casting for the r.F«n.K spring term icuii three-act ALLIED HDQ., SOUTHWEST beleaguered German inreu-aci piay.play, "Let- Let- VAt-tru* \\tZaz. L \ r and Romanian troops in the Crimea today, capturing the t„ Lucerne,"' wm Mttled »t the tout nijrht, according to Don Buell, director of dramatics trjout Monday | (a^-^SSSSm■£!!$£ announced today that strategic rail junction of Czhankoi and the heavily-for¬ American tified town of Kerch, two of The action of the play, which takes place at Madam casualties in the campaign for New Britain island totaled (he most important points Remaud's girls' school near* as against 1,514 on the entire Lucerne, Switzerland, in- previously estimated peninsula, Pre¬ enemy killed v o 1 v e s an international Jap Snipers Line 10,1)00. and wounded This report followed General of mier Stalin night. announced to¬ group of characters and) their mer reactions during the of 1939. sum¬ Supply Highway MacArthur's announcement that ihp Japanese on New Britain, Kerch, at the fhe Crimea, roll eastern to the tip of Soviet which was invaded last Dec. Named Mucli listed the cast, in the or- to Allied KoUima now are in full retreat toward 15, independent maritime army un¬ der Gen. Andre I, Ycrcmonko, Irr of appearance, as Olga Kir- their bomb-ravaged fortress of which launched a third attack NEW DELHI, April 11 (AP) Rabaul for a last against the Axis troops of the nski of Warsaw, Poland, to be -—Hurled stand. back with sharp losses Since Dec. 15, General Mac- big peninsula. These troops played by Barbara Hacker, Lan¬ in their first direct assault on Arthur said j rolled 19 miles west of Kerch sing senior; Gustave of Lucerne, the Allied base of today. 442 Amcri-! to be taken by Robert Kamins, eastern Kohima in cans have been killed, 1.062 after taking the fortress. India, Lansing junior; and Erna forces have Japanese invasion wounded and 10 are missing. Gen. flbodor I. Tolb'ukhin's Schmidt of Berlin, Germany, through swung around The Americans now control fourth Ukrainian army, rolling will be |H>rtrayed by Barbara town andthc-junglcs north of the the bulk of New Britain, hav¬ tank and infantry forces forward Chandler, Muskegon freshman. already have planted ing forced the Japanese to aban¬ at a rate of 37 miles in four snipers along the 35-mile supply don Gasmata about Also included in the cast are midway days, captured Dzhankni, at the Annette Su'ravits, Lansing soph- highway. along the south coast and Cape , (A German broadcast of Tok¬ Hoskins about I heart of a big "X" of railways omnre, who will play Margar¬ yo midway along feeding all the Crimea. The et he of Lucerne; dispatches said the Japanese the north shore. town is 15 miles inside the and Nancy had pen¬ Blue. Detroit junior, as the dig- captured an "important" The communique today report¬ insula proper and only 85 miles Allied base six miles north ed that destroyers nitleil Mrs. Hunter of Lucerne. : had moved northeast1 of the big naval base far up the New Guinea coast of Sevastopol. Other students In the cosmo- i »° ... i past tiie Allied ground front to While these forces were ad¬ iSfH^rk'S II ShM'bSasf'ftSSahg " in.. Saeinaw junior whose I T,"^,a*""napur hi«hwuy, to shell the Hansa bay and Madang vancing southward from the rt will be a New York girl wl]ich t.hc broadcast presumably I areas without drawing enemy shore of the Slvnsh sea other Bingo Hill and Marion Parker' cr * runs n"l thwcst |rum ' 'b e or opposition by sen or air. Tolbukhin troops S KS as thV. Kohima— not north.) I Continuing to steadily slug at Into the were speeding heart of the German Parisian student Felice Renoir Should they cut the road to I weakening itabaul, more than Crimean defenses from tiie Por- iithrrs Ulliri* f'hosen V IIWNCII I Dimapur, ! {..,,1..#-. the Japanese would I! 200 T)H1IL,L J -iffoe South tknl Pacillc planes went ekop isthmus at the northwest¬ I . . . 1 : . .. Iv.eo M.owl.... ern entrance to the iieninsula. Gen. Andre I. Yeremcnko, who signed the tlnal ultimatum i ' prompting the eventual surrcn- der of Field Marshal Frledrich Von Paulus' sixth German army shrnan, in her interpretation ludqtui 'at Stalingrad, was disclosed as uf Marion Curwood of London. Palmer to Illustrate | total enemy dead i lioiigainville for the |icriod of counted on , in Train Armv Officer* j the commander of the maritime The two remaining characters : | ; army, which seized 4(1 villages a month will both be done by Detroit Lecture with Films ending April 8 was 3,- ANN ARBOR, MICH., April in its advance from Kerch. freshmen. Francois of the Swiss 370. 11 (AP)- Training of approxi¬ Slushiqg "j German Romanian Post will be handled by Arthur of I mlersea Life mately 200 commissioned offi¬ columns retreating southwest of Feixelson, while the second po¬ SPAR to I'rrwnl Film, cers from various Odessa toward the ferry termi¬ Vincent Palmer, noted marine army branch¬ liceman. Keppler of the Gestapo nus of Ovidiopol on the es in war contract termination Dnestr will be played by Richard llen- explorer and scientist, will dis- i FumIiioii .Show I Olllgllt negotiations will begin at the estuary, the Russians seized one acrson. • — i cuss "New Worlds Undersea" on j University of Michigan May 1. village ufter another, including llehearsals will start this week • ,ht' Wor,<) Adventure series Sat-! State coeds will have the op- Col. Edward Young, comman¬ I.iebental, only nine miles from atxl the final production will be ^ niKht ut 8:15 College portunity to become acquainted dant in the judgendvoeate the bottleneck where tiie enemy gen- must take to limits for an presented under the auspices of I ruditorium. lie will illustrate I with tiie program of the SPARs i ral's school hero, said the into lower Bessarabia, the escape Thcta Alpha Phi, dramatics 'bis talk with motion pictures i tonight at 7 when Lt. (j.g.) training would be given daily it honorary. June 7 and 8. ■ taken undersea. I Elizabeth Itobillard will present series of | Soviet communique said. j in 1931, when a student at a short movie depicting the life ..... ...... 30-day courses wfili op In Komaniu Marshal Ivan S. Harvard, Palmer worked as an «'f a SPAR andt a style show of 5H '' U,S'«,U;,J Konev's second army mil,,I „„ I assistant to Dr. William Bccbe'SPAR uniform:s jn ^ Lm,e to eat" ua*i. 1 43 miles west to seize Piucani. Today's and spent three summer" vaca- Theater of the Home Economics tions on undersea cxiicdition.s. Since then his work has attract- | liuilding. Today and tomorrow Lieuten- Pre-Professional Students Iiirludrd Campus ed the attention of the New York i ant Robillaid will be on the Zoological society where he is: lower deck of the Union to dis- Ill Selective Service Deferment* now on the stall of its depart cuss the SPARs with interested ment of tropical research. , roecft. She will also broadcast WASHINGTON, April tl fAP)«~ Three years ago Palmer or-1 over WJIM and WKAR. —A handful of prc-professional Lieu [ • . . Rock-a-bye Baby ganized and led a treasure- tenant Hobillard's visit is lieing students and some coal miners 11.S.-Soviet Relations hunting expedition to Moon is- j sponsored by the YWCA and were added at' the last minute The Vets W ill Be Discusseil on are getting in some land in the West Indies. ' SWT.. today as selective service wound practical experience in prepar¬ ing for family life. up a study of which industries Ratlio Panel Tonight The men should have draft deferments of Vet* are each donating an Cen. Henri Ciraud Refuses New Host key men under 26. "As We See It," weekly liberal |)our 0f their precious Selective Service Dirwtor arts radio program, directed keady sleep to walk the floor by Lewis, B. Ifershey included stu¬ Joe A. Callaway, professor of with the pups that they dents on recommendation of speech and (Intimities, will pre¬ haio adopted. The two furry refugees have names. even acquired One Clyde and the oth¬ 5'J* Munixiwer Chairman Pnul V. McNutt although agency government an inter¬ committee sent a panel discussion on the topic "United States Russian Relations" at 8:30 tonight over er Carry, after Prof. Clyde Cur¬ omitted them and coal miners WKAR. ry of the physiology department. in preparing its proposed list. Taking part in the discussion Heyshey anounced that state lire Chuirmun Hans L. Leon- • • • Popular Prof >v': .. . directors in certain coal-produc¬ liartlt, professor of history; spu¬ There la ing areas were being given spe ria! guest Karel Itujer, instruc¬ mare tkaa one way u cial authority to defer individ¬ tor in astronomy and—physics; surroaad maaaH with women *•* Dean E. A. uals whose induction would re¬ Prof. Townsend Rich, and Prof. Baaacy W the sult in serious curtailment in C. M Ncwlln, both of the Eng¬ fraduate dlvWaa kaa apparently coal production. lish department. •wowrefl • paad tray as ha Only one classification was ap¬ #»ve_.way ftem hia 11 «>alaeh proved in the food processing •r4** ******* w*h a industry, technicians essential to jrarload W awh. Ma new jti»a* raining an ha gave Urn wet corn milling, and only one in commercial fishing, captains TIME TABLE ta 8*■,, *•" fekwni a lift. of vessels uf 20 gross tons or over. The students approved for de¬ SiznuElreto Officers L ferment include those now study¬ JLm Dktralt Junior, wu Iffkc.ed pirailwil of Tou Straw, * ing medicine, dentistry, veterin ary medicine, osteopathy or theo¬ ami ApSuk Weal Liberal Arte logy. or whose preliminary Science honorary, for the studies will permit them to en com-,, tor such schools by July 1, and 1 jgsxism&usil "ussing. East T-»"«hqr senior, an- students can in certain fields who be graduated by July'l. Bounced The fields of study in the latter Other officers chosen were group—and for these students Susan Moore, East Lansing Jun- only temporary deferment until or. vice-president; Mary Jeon Gen. HENRI GIRAUD (left) has refused to accept the port July 1 is recommended—are •"rrnMruog, Dearborn f >,ninrHnr general of the French armed forces aftar Gfn. junior, limited to specified war-contri¬ ^retary. and James Sitor, Flint CHARLES DE GAULLE (right) abolished the position of buting sciences and techniques. Junior, treasurer commander-in-chief which Ciraud has been holding. Y O By Licht Spartans At War Tft&Rir «»**o,— .jxsfjszigr BUSINESS HtfV Arrl.Unt bnilnca* m*n*g*r»—YVONNE DAVIDSON. BARBARA FCARM- BIDE. Contraeta managtr-MADALYN WILLMBNO. CirofeSra an JANE WALKER. Military Editor Woman*! Editor Night Editor Jacobson's Important as Ration Rooks SEVERAL airiMtioua y««« ~*n to Mil atl-iKiri.no 'W« k»"«* «i. norno- ...mmwioii. Phono &-&»»«. Friday r. M. and Saturday. IM-UT-U*. THEKKTURN of Alato to Intofuol- L-gtatc »port« main it nnwui for to* A (Motif IMrartmonl to W>» foitawa to far too alWoto- ana.rah. Thoao caro intoroalad .hould rnatoot lUlgh Young. Today. Thursday * Athloti. Uirrrlur at to* Hold Iwodr. ^ LANSINO CHURCH toalrW to au*- lion aroli •lUaliftod orgaaUu add •oloWu. la roglying aula totoltol oduratlon and oaiwiraeo. Mnak Law* mitt*.-, 1.anting P.O. Bo* Ml. 9 "Mat** of Tteaa" "J" [J. S. Bombers Hast Nazi Air Plant Education Deportment Announce* (Spring Term Student Teacher List SIS ^ »•"«« Student teachers in Liberal Arte and Applied Science spring term have been announc¬ for nor Chamberlain, Carson City senior; Lillian Drummond, De¬ | 0f Fighter Planes w»n" ed by Prof. Edmund Thome of the education department. troit senior; Margaret Kron- bach, Detroit senior; Jean Lums- den, Pleasant Ridge senior: LONDON, Wad—gday, Students in elementary edu¬ Mary Elizabeth McCleUand, St. Fli\ A/ChiMlwin M. cation will change schools in the Apri, 12 (AP)-U. S. alr INDIA i middle of the term. Thoee Clair senior; Pat Stone, Chicago, 111., senior, and Gloria Thomp¬ forces ripped anotiier jasr- 'caching at Everett are Lillian son, Detroit senior. , ,t.,i hole in Genaadjr'a air- Beardslee. Lansing sophomore; Okemos teachers, all seniors, rraft industry and destroyed 136 Anna Bottoms. Grai>d Rapids are BeUe Barry, Vazi planes in the «Jr yesterday sophomore; Patricia Evans. Lan¬ Idearborn; Nan- nette Hegelman, i cost of 64 bombers and 16 sing freshman; Helen Francis. Detroit; Ellen a Kempf, Muskegon; Dick Wick- porting ftghtmsl« the moat Imnsing freshman; Neva Long- ens, Lansing, w / Kawlinf *2^> freshman, and Alice Royal Oak junior. Bertha Heck, Lansing Wilkins, Elizabeth Sullivan, Pontiac sen¬ senior, ior. Williamston student teachers and Mary Hodge, at industrial Ujaafc in R-tack Lapeer lresh- are Barbara Brown, Groton, Vt., man. will teach at G ret ton. Har¬ nd Arnimswalde. was made by rison road student teachers sophomore; Dorothy Cole, Lud- a jieet of nenrty 1466 booabers arc ington Mildred Lyons. Howell senior; Mary Ann Edgar, and lighters. sopho¬ Okemos. senior; Dorothy Gordon, more. and Myra The Germans sent up hun¬ Mahlow, Elsie Lansing senior; Harriett Heller, freshman. Detroit senior; Nancy Hoffman, dreds of inteitiptoes, both sin- Students teaching at Holt arc Bloomfield „le and twin tngiand planes of Hills senior, and Eugenia Church, Wilmetle. 111., t,verv ivpe, in a desperate effort freshman, Faye Runkle, Fayeftc, Ohio, sen¬ and Dorothy Wise. ior. to ward off the blow. Besides Grand Rapids junior. Alma Teaching agriculture at Wil¬ machine-gun and rocket fire, the Bower. DeWitt sophomore, and liamston arc Donald Rriggeman, Americans were harassed by a MAMOALAY Barbara Schulzo. tank-busting" cannon. Laingsburg Detroit junior; Melvin Simon- ncw freshman, will teach at Pink ton, senior; Karl Vary, Marshall As a result the loos in bomb¬ school. Arrows indicate Japanese drives into India junior, and Clifford Walsh, ten¬ ers was the second heaviest ever from Burma. Liberal arts and applied sci¬ Allies announced that the Japnese had sent sing senior. Lnrainc Payout is , -uttered by the eighth air force small parties west ence teachers at Eastern arc practice teaching • at the School of Bishenpur, southwest of j, esterday's raid were torit senior; Marguerite Olsen, out their applications for senior known to have made forced land¬ Ionia senior: Judson Parkins. announcements and invitations ings in Sweden as the bitter aer- Nazi Infiltration I llox Social to Hr Given East Lansing junior: Joan frank. Detroit Rhein- in the lower lounge of the Union :al brawl spread back and forth senior; Elsie j from 11:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. and | across the Baltic sea. I A box social will be s|xmsnrc I through after the courses are man patrols attempting to infil-1 itheduled. State can well bc- trate through Allied lines be-! I ! of its CDC." Sally Seifert, tween CarriK-eto and Litturia, it | Grand Haven junior and chair- was announced today. in of U'PB stated yesterday. The Nazi-contgolled Vichy By Monday night 166 coeds radift said Tuesday that Ameri¬ Gel signed for Red Cram classes can reinforcements had landed and at the tabulation yesterday or. the beachhead near Rome and almost 200 names were on the that "it seems another Allied of¬ Int. Production, including class¬ fensive in this sector is immi¬ 's in knitting, sewing, and ban- | djge rolling, is the most popu- nent.") ar course, with the majority of The enemy's unusual patrol ncds -itsignating Thursday as activity—sometimes in platoon he preferable Red Cross strength—indicated nervousness night. Thursday night the official in over Allied plans. Three miles >f the Red Crass pro-| south of Litturia American troops > wil take place. mbushed a Nazi purtol, killing three and rapturing two others, and four similar engagements I "Off the Craft*' southeast of Carroceto saw the buiirli.-il Campaign by Fraternity' Germans slapjwd back with loss¬ es. ♦•ping with their tradi- Some Nazi prisouers captured in recent days in Italy have been spring term activities, I Aiprui I'hi Omega, service fra- minus toes which were ampu¬ 'omity, tated as a result of frostbite on .. starting a "keep off '• ki.ns" campaign. the Russian front, a hcadquar Success »f th» ters commentator said. lampaign will depend up- tudent cooperation even A company of Germans yes¬ ore thi • spring than in former terday made attacks at two ■ jear ■» the fraternity does not > r« points against Italian troops cting signs, acceding holding Mt. Marrone in the Tonight they'll rail home s Lester Shelden. Holt mountainous central region of the main Italian front, but were '! the present shortage of thrown back with losses of seven lie condition of the cam- killed and one They've put in a hard day at camp, training for captured. This harder days to come. Right now they're was the first prisoner taken by ready for a I W'Mcn -mnds -:.,ted. depends almost ♦nt'rely upon this cooperation." the Italians since they joined the fifth army. good dinner. Then, thousands of them will top off the day by telephoning home .. . If't a TradiUon to Buy Your Yes, THOUSANDS of service men and women flock • ' igarettes i Sandwiches to the camp telephone* each evening to call home. • Tobacco ' Drinks It's the high h|»ot of their day. You can ; • Pipes Cream help them Paper get their rails through quicker . .. help them avoid I • Pens the disappointment of finding the lines busy ... by • Ink not using long distance between 7 and 10 » Everything for p.m. It's • r icils Snacks just another way of serving your friende in uniform. at Your MICHIGJ SMOKE SHOP for Lansing Industrialist Club Extended to Itore More Playing for the Lansing In- Jean and Joai MtCu]ioUrt Areas in Marshall*; dustrialist club under the spon¬ pern, will appear i. twin tS Raids Planned to Wipe Out Nad Air Force Wotje Pounded sorship of a Lansing firm the Emma Sue Hutson, Murrav f just u,"T A U. S. FIGHTER BASE, ENGLAND, April 11 (AP) Spartan Spotlight review, spon¬ graduate student, vhnsJ\£ sored by CDC, will present 10 cription of the hills or KentiSj U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HDQ., —American fighter pilots were told today by Gen. Dwight PEARL HARBOR, April 11 will be done in accent. ^ D. Eisenhower that their role in the great three-way inva¬ (AP)—United States sovereign¬ acts in the Union ballroom to-; sion of Europe soon will be flying a dawn-to-dusk death ty has been established over five morrow night at 8,, Don Buell, more land clusters in the Mar¬ director of dramatics, said yes¬ Pre-Meds May Take express against the German" shall islands and American air¬ terday. air force. men have stepped up their as¬ Medical Association The supreme commander East Mayo Coeds, sault on remaining, isolated Jap¬ The program, which has been presented several times as an Information Tests anese positions, Adm. Chester for the western front inva¬ Union sion told the fighter pilots pack¬ Board Hold W. Nimitz announced today. entertainment service to the sol¬ diers at Percy Jones army hos¬ Aptitude tests of th Ailuk, Rongelap, Likiep, and As» ed in a briefing room at this sta¬ pital and at Fort Custer, will ciation of America! -M< tion that he would drive them so hard they would not have Campus Dances Utirik atolls and Mejit island, all in the northern Marshalls have Jackie Meehan, Louisville, Ky. senior, as mistress of cere¬ colleges will be give: Friday proper sleep or food for weeks Civilians* and servicemen are within less than 145 nautical monies. April 28, at 3 p. m.. net but that they would knock the invited to dance, play ping pong, miles of Japanese-held Wotje, Prof. Ray Hutson. h Nazi air force from the sky. and have their fortunes told at have been reconnoitered and in¬ Florence Luke, East Lansing entomology, depart men' General Eisenhower, accom¬ Mayo Maneuvers, the open house corporated into the list of Amer¬ junior, will sing; while Marion With the exception ,, Teeple, Minden City sophomore, in the AST panied by Lt. Gen. Carl As to be held m East Mary Mayo ican holdings. program, and her saxophone and Nancy Spaatz, commander of the U. S. dormitory Saturday night from This makes a total of 18 atolls, should be taken by nil p. /.. strategic air forces; Maj. Gen. 8 to 12, Virginia Ede, Detroit in addition to Mejit, now clear Blue, Detroit junior, doing her who have not already interpretation of "Gunga Din" The tests have ,, Lewis H. Brereton, commander freshman, announced. of the Nipponese. Nimitz an¬ been a«ii.t of the U. S. ninth air force, and will make up part of the per¬ Main features of the evening nounced a week ago that the the association as one of-th< Lt Gen. James H. Doolittle. formance. will be a floor show which in¬ navy had taken over 10 atolls mat requirements for commander of the U. S. eighth addition to the four seized Trio music with Marvel Mc- cludes songs by Jackie Bullcn, in to med school. air force, toured the fighter- Jackson sophomore; the Four earlier in the Marshalls invasion Girr, Birmingham junior; Cor- bomber station. They measure the Wotho die Morrison, Dearborn senior, ability to learn matei They told the fliers they were Flats, a quartet of Marjory Sele- and —Kwajalein, Eniwetok, : and Genevieve Knape, Grand to that which he doing their part in the great men, Eleanor McDonald, Gloria Majuro. triad of sea, land and air blows Oster, and Carolynn Tracy; and Simultaneously with the new Rapids junior, will be followed med school including , •, a take-off on jitterbugging by occupations, Nimitz announced by a South American chorus formation, scientific I.... k^r' which, finally would crush the r.umber. Germans and crush them prop¬ Virginia Labbitt, Royal Oak 55 tons of bombs had been and ability to draw ;„c erly. The supreme commander junior, and Joyce Searcy, De¬ dumped on four Japanese posi¬ Mary Margaret Murphy, Mt. conclusions from a gf added that at the moment it was troit freshman. tions in the Marshalls on Easter Clemens senior, will act as ac¬ data. Students interested r entirely an air show. Chairmen of Mayo Maneuvers Sunday. Barracks, wharves, companist for the entire pro¬ ing the tests should e The land army, he said, ca.i- decorations are Margaret Ken¬ hangars and gun positions were gram and will also have a spot cation to Prof. Hutson not do anything until the air¬ nedy, Bay City sophomore, and hit of her own. tomology building. by this unusually heavy load. men knock out the German aiv Joan Carter, Kalamazoo sopho¬ force. Eisenhower said he had a feel¬ more,__on refreshements. The Union board dance, to be ing of great privilege and alm< it humility in visiting such a group held Saturday night from 9 of fighting men. to 12 will feature the music of Rosemary Howland and her orchestra. Tickets for the dance, which is open to both civilians Wallace Reveals and servicemen, are on sale aj. - the Union desk and thc«-dir Plans for Trip forces public relations office, Pres. Betty Simpson, Grand Rap¬ rrs A SOFT SPRING- WASHINGTON, April 11 (AP) ids senior, announced yesterday. —Vice-President Henry A. Wal¬ lace announced tonight he plans a trip to China in the late spring Body of Suicide Victim or early summer, and said said he would go on official busi¬ Removed to Benton ness as President Roosevelt's Harbor for Burial personal representative. The projected trip, about Arrangements for the funeral which Wallace gave no details of Betty Lutz, who leaped to her in a brief announcement, may death Monday afternoon in Lan¬ possibly mean the vice-president sing, are being made in her home will be out of the country at the town of Benton Harbor. Eor (hose who gel a »oft- time of the July 19 Democratic Fear of health was cited as the national convention. He has only apiwrent motive for the ly tailored suit from tlii- given every indication he plans suicide. However, after a re¬ to be a candidate for renomlnu cent examination at the Inglium selection. tion. _ .county sanatorium. Miss Lutz The annouccment came as u I was told that she was not suf- surprise to most members of the fering from tuberculosis. senate, of which Wallace is the Friends in North Wiljiams hall Varied colors in "altar- presiding officer. It revived are unable to explain her ac¬ speculation, however, about the tion. for she had appeared to be dine and 100'« wool. possibility that Wallace might in good spirits. Miss Lutz had be left off the ticket if Presi¬ over u 2. point average and was dent Roosevelt seeks a fourth one of the more active members term. of Tower Guard. 16.95 STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE 19.95 DEPT. OF MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE • 29.95 Artists' (Canvas Easels Oil Colors Brushes Palettes MILLS Serond Floor STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Near the Peeplss Church ■sun; Maoriay Through Friday Saturday 8:S*-lt:JS ;