Today's 31,000 Nazis, Romanians Surrender Campus RAF, AAHouse Approves as Reds Bear Down Nasi Airfield Second Largest on Sevastopol LONODN, Saturday, April 15 (AP)—The Red Beavers Appropriation cornered thousands of .shattered Axis troops into the last army .,. in France. - WASHINGTON. April 14 (AP) Determined to back the light¬ day with the tenth of the Crimea around shell-pitted Sevastopol to¬ \pparently giving up hope of capture of Bakhchisarai, only 18 miles ing forces with every dollar fVer rrcelvinr "groettngs from hf prrsident," three civilians LONDON, April 14 (AP) they seek, the house unanimous¬ ■northeast of the former So- —RAF Mosquitoes l>om- 336 ly passed today a $32,647,134,- joined in a section of marching r/ii'lo/m in lean r^iiimr lecturer vlet fleet ,)ase' and ran their alrcrewmen yesterday. Keeping bardecl Berlin last night, got naval appropriation bill and slXMlay 8tring0f bedraggled admirable step, the three leaked p r o b.a b 1 ready for a *50,000,000.000 German and Romanian pri«- «o eager for actual military Blockbusters, y with two-ton supply measure for the army. and American The 257 to 0 roll-call that sent Presents Second I oners to -rrvire that someone should no¬ Thunderbolt 31.000, Moscow an- fighter - bombers the second-largest appropriation tify the authorities. Perhaps made a spectacular attack bill in Talk of Series | nounced tonight. a hm they received the usual German airfield on a history to the senate fol- "Your friends and neighbors France in northestem lowed a single day of debate Overrunning 500 towns and today in a crackling cli- highlighted by praise of the navy Ernesto Montenegro, Chilean villages, two armies have selected you" they wonld max to an under historic week-long,'and expressions of dctcrmina- Journalist, will discuss charac- I Gens. Feodor I. ar less enthusiastic. Tnlbukhin and' two-way Allied aerial assault on I 'ion to keep it the world's larg- teristics of Latin-American cul- ! ,nj„i . o Axis continental targets vital to Andrel h Yt „ r""cnko c,rcctcd a , lure Monday evening at 7:30 in - \ OTt- the defense on the western front. I While the largest fund ever j the lecture iimm of Kedzie |J,,nction and closed in swifUy ... Peek-a-Boo The Budapest radio renorted vo,ed fur ,hc navy-a tund ex-' chemical laboratory Dean L. C. f«r the final annihilation of Ger- toinght that Alliedk1"1 to build Uncle Sam's They were walking along just over Uudaiiest and Gyor Hun- ' ™ighty. armada UP to 6.623 ships i. In this talk, which is a second j announced. man and Romanian remnants ;ke two good coeds should when gary. indicating the .fleeing into Sevastopol, where •fie little man whistled. The that 'Viediierranpan-h-.««t inmu Porlin1 and landing 75.000 possibility jin add'ti°n to almost sup- ■ in a ,WiVllC. lcitllrt's craft—the I Latin America, Montenegro will;|the... Axis. suffered 300,000 cas- first call they ignored; the sec¬ were continuing the great air aPPr"l»riation fell some $27,000,- point out advantages and short- '** durmK ,hc 1941-42 siege ond they heeded, only offensive ' 1000.000 j short of the ull-tlme comings of the national educa- "f 'bat fortress; Entire Axis False to And the Whistler aged The Mosciuito and Thunder- ' record oI '— *59.000,000,000 voted (.'ion system, as well as Ameri- battalions Then he" ' were Alarm 10. SK.ke.'Tn | Ix.lVraids''fnlm'nntain last'night I '■* - y?r f"r l!U' "— »•»«..—•— 1 surrendering ;Ch" :,"d Kur,",C!,n inlluencts with "• — accents clear and cold, iami i«tiua ii iiiii in iidiii iiiai mum - . . a,TTly' * ; .. their equipment intact, I ... Id. and today while sham, JA , , . , J™?* '° approximately I education. J™*1* _ sharp, were on were on front dispatches said.. Lady, yer pants Is showin*.' iV la relatively minor scale rcpre *362.00(1,000.000 the obligations His final lecture Thursday evc- General. Tolbukhin's With a gasp both young ladies ies senting a fourth tapcring-ofT of the | f.or. w,ar1 ""anc'ng sln,7f! ninR wi" .deal i down. They were show 1940. of which the navy s lean problems with tatln-Amer- Ukraine army, capturing 300 lo¬ , w- massive blows begun last Sat- J"ly j after the war. calities. struck 17 miles south- nK their blue jeans. tirdayly. eonlnon'S L>s a ' 16,00),- [,a Cofradia, Spanish honor- west along the railway from During blows uring the week crippling crippling,i !,:! . „ , .. . . , !ary, and stair members of the I Simferopol to make the seizure rs were dealt to at least 13 w ru""s c"'" foreign language department of Hakhchisaiai. and also cut 25 ... History Lesson German man aircraft factories. 17 | wi" honor Montenegro at a tea j nj'les southeast across the coast- airfields elds and 14 railroad centers months starting .next July ' ■ Tm-^y afternoon, according to al mountains and captured _ i It.,. I I.raving his mark far pester- figuring prominently .. I.. in the, 1 """ " " 1,1 ' " i i f'<>f enzlin Cofradia Pres. IIcao A 1 Alice l'notl Alllfihtfi ifl i v j Alushta, only a , on Knott, . i i#? milfte 16 miles o'icl of cast of itv. one Spartan whs went GI by Nazis' preparations for resisting rrqtind left his perianal history the forthcoming Allied invasion (/ j (,rtU'te Fields to Slltg iNiles Junior. -the port of Yalta on the Black ••of »• I Invitations to attend the tea. i800 coaa'- ' nn one of the deefcs In n Union from the west. i * oried Selections i which will be held in the fac-jSakl Krised . las-room. Carving fram tap ta Thunderbolts swooped out of hottom statistics lnelnkad: Ha- a cloudbank over the airfield in "" l'onrpr» " 'Series | ulty dining room of the Union i General Tolbukhin's troops . ' ' r" * trl ad. K. W. Whlta, drnft S76. France so suddenly today they ... , Oracle yields, England s , „ , ., 'from 4 to 5:15 p. m.. have been i also seized Saki. 35 miles north Feb. 1942; questionnaire. May. cauRht about 50 aircraft on the pular comedienne and music hall, l»'-| extended to members of the J of Sevastopol, in a 12-mile push 1942: physical exam. inne. 1942; ground and raked them atmnst Star will ring a honorary, to the foreign lan- I down the coast from Yevpator¬ gimip of 40 sclcc- iauano faculty, and to advanced iya, iodartion appraxlmatniy inly I. at leisure, destroying a full lions ranging front the Mulottei captured Thursday, and an¬ 1942. Spanish students. other column entered Ak-mech- score. "Lord's IMiyer" to the "Surrey Montenegro will address the et. on tlie western tip of the With the Fringe on Top" in Col- j grotip in Spanish, speaking of IM-ninstila 40 miles northwest of ... lege auditorium Friday evening his home and childhood. Discus-' Yevpatoriya, Total of 36 Enemy Planes Downed at A: 15. j *»n period will follow. Altogether Studcnts must present identi on Thursday. Tol- J bukhin's army captured 6.000 in _ . Hungarian Air Fields, Plant* lication cards to buy tickets at 1 _ • . _ m ; more prisoners for a six-day ; (.0-4.llllimien OJ the accounting office. The program is sponsored Points i total of 17.000. while General ALLIED HDQ., NAPLES,* • he leeture-coneert bureau. byj C„.... .i.'.n,u>,J Yeremenko's independent <-nast- April 14 (AP)—Allied Mediter¬ Since the war .started, Miss \tint j jlipfFTlsnry rffmrrl al army driving from the Kerch ranean airmen shot down 36 Enfflinli C.riliu to S|»«*ak Oil lor Fill! Term peninsula seized 5,000 the same Herman planes yesterday In ex- Ffields has traveled through Kng- : day to make its total 14.000. tensive operations, which Includ¬ on ed attacks on airfield* and Literary Men land, I he United States and Can .da giving shows for scerviee plants in Hungary, at a cost of 16 Burges Johnson, well known men in camps and hospitals. She heavy iximbers and three other American writer and literary has been in the United States •urrraft, headquarters announc¬ ed today. critic, will present a lecture .»n only a few years, but her radio programs and appearance* in On the land fronts there were "A Literary Workshop" Mon¬ movies, night clubs and at con¬ nnly patrol and artillery engage¬ day evening at 7:30 in room 130, certs have made her well known ments in one of the quietest Morrill hall. to the American public. days in months, but on Wednes¬ Johnson, whose appearance is day Anzio beachhead anti-air- cratt gunners being sponsored by the English Huiinah Atlemla Meeting destroyed five of 40 or 50 enemy raiders. department, is chairman of Eng¬ Pres. John A. Hannah and Pnme targets in yesterday's lish at Union college, Schenec- Gov. Harry Kelly are attending Plying Fortress and Liberator ti'dy, N. Y„ and is author »f a meeting of the American attacks were aircraft plants at numerous books. His talk will Academy- of Political Science in Gyor and Duna and airfields at lie concerned with reminiscences Philadelphia today. President Vc sos and TokoL, all within a about Mark Twain, Stephen Hannah will represent Michigan 70-mile radius of Budapest. Ex¬ Crone, Howclls, and others. State college. plosives were dumped' -rounded aircraft, and the en¬ tire factory area at Gyor, where German fighters an produced, es Film U> Undersea PortrayLife was declared well bombed. Vincent Palmer, scientist, pho¬ tographer and painter, will give his illustrated lecture. "New Ik ratlins* Army (W Worlds Undersea." this evening Dies After Operation at 8:15 in College auditorium. Palmer has perfected an ul¬ LONDON, Saturday, April tra-violet ray device which ho (AP)—The Mogunr radio an- uses to shock fish into a stupor ' ounced that Gen. Nikolai Vatu- In order to photograph them. Palmer, who ha* spent more )m commander. at the first time under water than any oth¬ ITcranian army, died in Kirv bit night after er human, calls himself an un¬ ait operation. dersea* reporter, and deep sro Vatutin, leader of the first fish weighing half a ton are his 'Iranian army in many of its ™*t notable prime interest exploits; including 9* liberation, at KM, tad been He has filmed such pictures an u! for some the birth of a porpoise, whieli Hftw, ( It was , was shbwn in Life magazine. announced March S that, the death struggle between a had re Used from hie ram. I com-(shark and porpoises, and action because ef illeiis and was photos of the sting ray and -ucto- ceded by Marshal Gregory pus. 'hukov. Palmer will also describe the A monument will be erected U-boat warfare and give pre- _ t° him in Kiev the views of the sub-aqueous cran -^ntone of;'ddad. the proising ^ ^ him ' a» of the future. Admission for students is by "■ <. arrny co treasurer's receipt. Service¬ "■loped men, will be admitted free. Saturday, April By BETTY ANN JOHNSON ..viiT.il...- m PEOPLES CHUECH Dr. Harold N. Skidmore, su¬ perintendent of the State Con¬ gregational conference, will be the guest minister Sunday ahd will have for his topic "Eyes That Are Opened." Services are at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Capt. Ken- . yon Payne, director of training of the aircrew, will lead the fire¬ side discussion from 0 to 7 p.m. The fourth vesper hour musical MtfaHat Dlrtttot BAKHARADKNNISOW KfiSTuiau*. JAWM MILLAB will be presented at 7 p. m. by Sigmn Alpha Iota, national pro¬ EDITORIAL ITUV fessional music sorority, in co¬ EAAr^ntB^7op^,fiSiajt,"M- "** »oou- operation with Student Christian union. BUSINESS STAFF COLLEGE LUTHERAN iMiiMm—TVONNB DAVIDSON, BARB, "After Easter—What. Now?" inaptr—MADALYN WILLMBNQ. Clmitotl will be the theme of Rev. Wil- liam Young's sermon Sunday at N'ltht Editor 10:30 a, m. in the State theater, East Lansing. Bible class is at 10 a. m. Lutheran Student club will meet at 3:30 p. m. in the faculty dining room of the Union. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services in the Masonic tem¬ ple, 3I4NA.A.C., will lie held at 11 a. m. with Sunday school meeting at 0:30 a. m. Wednes¬ day evening services are at 8 p. m. The Christian Science reading room is open daily from I to 5:30 p. m. and Sunday from 3-to 6 p. m. CENTRAL METHODIST "You better get your own breakfast, Ambrose! . . . You / The topic "Keeping Alive the how upset the cleaning woman'gets if I don't have the Easter Faith" hns been chosen house spick and span!" by Dr. D. Stanley Coors for the II a. m. service Sunday. MIFFLIN AVE. NAZARENE Final Marriage Lecture Scheduled Morning services will be con¬ ducted by Rev. C. A. Bruch at Last of the series of senior marriage for the final let 11 a. m. Sunday school iB at 10 marriage lectures sponsored *by this annual marriage set- a. m. In the evening the young Mortar Board will be given Mon¬ the conclusion of his le< people's hour is at 8:45, follow¬ day at 7:15 p. m. in the Music will answer any quest;, ed by the regular evangelistic auditorium by Dr. Robert Foster tinent to the subject. services at 7:30. of the Merrtll-Palmer school in Mortar Board memhe FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Detroit, according to Chairman hold a dinner in the I "The Mystery of Godliness" is Marge Jehle, Detroit. 5:46 before the lecture. the topic of Rev. J. M. Vander- Foster, who addressed the Board members and the Meuleh's sermon at 11a. m. group on wartime marriages committee assisting Young people's meeting is at last Thursday, will lecture on the series will attend, Mi»s 4:30 p. m„ and at 7:30 p. m. fel¬ adjustments of the first year of said. lowship hour will be held. ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL Rev. C. A. Brickman's sermon theme for Sunday will be "God's Promise." Holy communion is held at the 9:30 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. services and the regular morning service takes place at Church 11 a. m. Sunday school is at Directory 9:30 and U a. m. CHRIST LUTHERAN Presenting the tlrst sermon in LETTERS a series on the post-Easter re¬ construction period, Rev. E. L. Woldt will preach on the sub¬ ject "Calming the Troubles" at the 11:45 a. m. service. At 9:30 a. m. Sunday school and Bible EAST LANSING CHURCHES class will meet. The church is located at 122 South Pennsylva¬ nia, Lansing. COLLEGE LUTHERAN ST. THOMAS AQUINAS FIRST CHURCH OF Masses will be held at 8 nnd CHURCH (Rut CHRIST, SCIENTIST 10 a. m. and 12 noon. The Fri¬ ISUtt Tfcralrrl day masa which has been held BAST I.ANSINI. — Mltan.r r. a at 5:10 p. m. for servicemen has Uible ClmM 10 a. tn. v 114 M.A.C. Ait. been discontinued except for SUNDAY SERVICE: tt!>* A. M. holy days of obligation. This mass-will be replaced by com¬ "AFTRR RASTt.R—WHAT NOW?" SUNDAY SCHOOL — »:J» V munion on Friday at 5:20 p. m. Newman club will hold open Lythrraa SlaAool ('Ink. S.it Fatally SUNDAY SERyit K.S — II V M house at the rectory for stu¬ Dinint Itoa dents of the Junior class Wed¬ WEDNESDAY F.VKNIM. -MOICI' nesday evening from 7:30 to 10. Ruth Peters, East Lansing jun¬ Wq. Yoant. M.A.. B.D.. Pular S O'CLOCK ior, will act as hostess and will be assisted by the newly elected officers. ► THE EDITOR: THE PEOPLES CHUECH ST. THOMAS AQI INAS I with to point out a con- (latrfrimaariaattoaall CATHOLIC CHURCH Foundation Sends 4M Aktott K».d Representative Stnrlcw of Warahip—»:M . It a, m SUNDAY MASSES John Marshall, chairman of tit# 1«:M U" TRta Wufc'a Topic: the humanities section of the Wakriv Maun T an* 7 » Rockefeller Foundation, will be "RYES THAT ARR OPENED" Far awn In »tf'i" Catamanlan — Fridai ' »• on campus Tuesday to Interview DR. HAROLD N. SKIDHORR Caaftaaiaaa - Salardat I <>• •- several members of the staff of Stato itopc Stato CutorqwOaaa Coalman — Dual Ntakter p.a. a tad 7:M la JiM the English department, accord¬ Diamond Special ing to L. C. Emmons, dean of April Howry l>TT.t»»» Dally 4:14 Liberal Arts. Bap pat — t:M Limited Time Only His visit indicates the possi¬ Vrawr Haw Marital - TiM - P»""r AtaitUM n ru" . bility of awarding Mtowshipato l *-T Mm M CUM DIAMOND. certain members of the English — staff for post-doctoral research Mm CM* MmmM is Ma*. and publication under the ausp¬ ices of the Rockefeller Founda¬ •165.00 tion. LANSING CHURCHES Mm ImMm M% Tax NAZAREM Officer* elected by the Inter- CABBY JEWELRY national Relation, club at its Wrtcaaw StaScaU and QuVrta tn All Strvk-ta meeting tot night were presi¬ lU*' '"Nd I* a fa, Itimlaa WwtMa II ■. ta.—Ettnln* Sr dent, Madalyn Willmeng, Water- Tw> block. Soma of Mich Aran An. jaat InaUr of Lamln* vlelt junior, and secretary-treas¬ Thk. CoIlqrc.Ki.hcr bus to Franc ia St. urer, Helen Milham, Kalamazoo junior. Saturdey, April 1#, 1944 AST Wfen to Get Blue Star Awards Spartan Baseball Games to Start Honors Go to Men, in Few Weeks Reach Vicinity Americans Hold Tarawa Airfield for Scholarship, Clear spring weather aiding, of India Base Military Record Coach John Kobs has been striv¬ ing to' whip his baseball team Enemy Ground Isolution In recognition of scholas¬ Into readiness for the impending schedule, which will probably of Iinpkal Announced tic excellence, good conduct __ begin within the next few weeks. an(| military efficiency, 25 At least eight teams have been by Headquarters enlisted men in the AST scheduled and the complete list¬ unit will be awarded "blue stars" NEW DELHI, April It ing will be available Monday. In ceremonies at 1:15 this after- Probable opponents include (AP) — Japanese froops neon in Jenison field house, ac- Warne, U. of D., Fort Custer, have reached the .cording to Col. G. B. Egger, Selfrldge Field, and Grosse vicinity of commandant. . lie naval base. the Bishenpore-Silchar trail \n indoor parade will tie re¬ Possibly running southwest and exhibition games will be played west of newed by Colonel Egger, other with teams from Jackson and the big Allied Indian base of „;.,fr officers and college authori- Ionia state prisons. Imphal, Adm. Lord Louis Mount- i batten's command announced "Yhc men earning blue stars Kobs said that in part he had licked his infield problem. Dana had been today. (This route previously attained grades of "B"-or bet- described as the last !t.r, Colonel Egger said. Includ¬ Costin, a second baseman and land link between the Imphal ed are 16 AST men in veterinary Utility infielder, will fill the hole defenders and the main Allied medicine, eight in advanced en¬ in the center of the diamond in forces.) gineering and one in the AST all probability. .... . . , , Allied spokesmen previously _ , . . . ,, reserve, Listed as • outfield prospects , bn(j declared that Imphnl's land tlntior M*ti were Warren Hennessy The vets are: Cpl. Robert L. York city freshman, Lee Orunst New, supp|y loutM were .subject to , attack by the ^panose in the Hudcsill, Baldwin, Wis.; T/5 Grosse lie sophomore, and Ed Max b. Tate and Alfred L. Bor- clifTicult jungle country, but that Cook, Detroit sophomore. tree of East Lansing; Howard C. j the base itself was safe on the Practicing on the regular field Wide Imphal plain, Ash by of Lee's Summit, Mo.; tor the past several days, the , j:,tnes A. Bivins, of Bridgeton,' j ,, — fa 7;1 team has been working on defen-! , ...... ' was t',!it'l0,,ed Ihat Moun.- \ and William D. Blind, I sive formation, batting, and in- Imphal 'V"d. West Lafayette, Ind. ' ,alt^n, last aSaturday, Tmnh'.l lnul s«n>rl»c presum- ^nlnerloti visit to urociim- Others are Harold S. Bryan,! tersquad games. | ably by plane, and held a half- Porkasi, Pa.; Donald L. Bush, i hour conference with the com¬ Augusta, Me.; Daniel W. Cas- Hawkins field, Betio island, Tarawa, seen from the mander of the city's large gar¬ sard. Los Angeles, Calif.; Doug- s tower of the field after American control Australians ('.apt are rison. las J. Collins. Detroit; Albert C. I troops clenned up the island following the Gilbert base's capture from the Voir Guinea Outpost Dehn, Clark, Wis.; John J, God- | this year, appears neat. Japanese early Japs Encountered ishien, Mattawan; Arlan n. Mcar Smith. Elmore, Wis.; Glenn H. | ' Marian# Base Today's communique Mountbatten's headquarters dis- from Snoeyenbos, Glcnwood City, j Al.LIKD HDQ.. SOUTHWEST; closed that Japanese troops had Wis.; Gordon C. Stocking, Cad¬ PACIFIC. Saturday. April 151 been encountered on the "track" Spartans illac. and Floyd V. Washke, New j at War fAP)-Australian troops captur- '"nning from Imphal to Silchar, iirunswick, N. J. ed Hogadjim, 20 miles south of > «hu* completing the enemy s lap Engineer* the once powerful base at Ma- «rm,nd i,"latlon "{ the By JOHN HICKEY basc- Tiiose in advanced engineer- i dang, New Guinea, last Thins- ing include: Sgt. Mario L. Sar- 1 (A Deri in broadcast of a Tok- clay, headquarters reported to-, torio, San Francisco. Calif.: , yf> dis|>otch said Japanese had Fairbrothcr, | major. Major Knight is in the in day. IViston W. Byington, Modesto,' Calif.; .lames K. Franks. Bronx, VERNON (Bud) Detroit, who left_ State last j telligcnco section at Ft. DuPopt, pring with the ERCs, is now III. : blocked a mountain Hogadjim, a ilpfense outpost ■ (ween Imphal and Silchar, cut- lor Madaug, is at the southern pass l»e- N'. Y.; Howard E. Gerlaugh. | ting the last retreat line for the end of n modern Iwinsville, Ky., and Herman I. stationed with the infantry unit i highway lead- j "cornered and battered" garrl- Lt. Max O. Bonham lias re-1 ing to the base, which has been 1 son of Imphal.) Leon, Los Angeles, Calif. j at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. others include Robert J. Sha- j James Steinkc, '42, Is a newly ported U» Carlsbad, N. Mex., franek, Cleveland, Ohio; Rich¬ commissioned warrant officer in army air field where tie will re- I the objective of the Australian 1 troops and American soldiers , ard L, Smith, Lakewood. Ohio, I Hie coast artillery. He was cont¬ reive advanced flight training in operating up the coast from Sai-l ain! lingers -it. Thackabcrry. missioned last week-end at El bombnrdiering and navigation. dor. The Australians advanced 1 Clinton. N. J. The AST reserve from inland positions. ts Donald A. Holzmnn, Chicago. | Paso, Texas, I vt. Dave _ . Luces, East I-an-1 . Solomons based | Two former Spartans, A S . ., . sing 4a. who was stationed with as- J ... """.J ou-wu planes again >/iniirfl attacked Rabaul, New Britain In Person — j Raymond Meade and A S A1 he ASTP at University of Nortn | I hitting 13 gun positions and des' - THE - Woilc, troth of Detroit are now Carolina in Durham, has chang' f .... | stationed with Navy V-12 atj ed his address. He is now at 1 ■ .. r. ,MilaLnm ltno i. 0 1 . troying other installations. J Chicago, 111. WOMAN'S WORLD | with the Marine Corps in. the J I Camp Pickett, Va. with a field j Sgt Walter V. MacArthur, '45 artillery battalion. 1 Fraternity IMan«. Dinner GRACIE FIELDS »y MAY ANN .MAJOR Hawaiian islands writes, "If you Ens. Hill Gale*. Detroit, has | completed Ills training at Nor- Active members, alumni, and The "First OFF CAMPUS JUDICIARY ^. •oine to Honolulu. It' definitely ;olKPVr:.r^ I, jacxxlty ,-Pre^st^xo, of House fraternity will Lady of the Otf-iampus judiciary board has its barbaric moments." waiting to be assigned to a des¬ the celebrate Entertainment World" Mil hold its 2»th anniversary of Found- ! meeting at 5 p. m Hill Moody, who graduated in troyer as an assistant engineer. Monday in the dean of women's era', day at a supper today in' '42. is 111 the Army Transport William Scott, Buffalo, N. Y..',be «rc«? room of the Hunt Focxl •ffue. . Command. While in school Dill is TOWER GUARD graduating this week-end i »hop. The dinner will lie fol- trained with the CPT and now \ ixtial meeting of Tower fiom midshipmen's school at; '_owcd by on jInformal reunion of ' 1 fiiard is called for 2:30 p. m. flying transport from Brazil to j Columbia university, New York former members. today at licaumont tower, an- Africa. i with an ensign's commission mhos Pres. A C Reed Near, Detroit '44 While at State Ensign Scott was Invest in Victory—Buy War «■ Shirley Hamelink. Laming sophomore. will receive the commission of Bonds and Stamps. TOWN GIRLS lieutenant in the army air force I j a member of Alpha Tau Omega 1 fraternity and on the track team, j Members of the Town Girls' next Thursday. He is now sta¬ aoaid will meet in the Town tioned at Yale university with ®ob Currier. St. Clair, was ■hii- room on the fourth floor the air corps engineers. iade a corporal in the field ar- j t " i t'nion at 5 p. m. Monday, .Mrs. Dorothy Dunn Ritfi. liilery about a month ago. Cpl. i ■a curding to Pres. Doris Dennett, whose husband, Benny Riggs. '4i C urrier is stationed in the South I landing senior. wrestling star, is reported miss¬ Pacific. ing, has been commissioned an Ens. Merle fCul) Jennings,' ensign in the WAVES at the na¬ who was • co^captain with his ! DANCE TOMORROW val reserve midshipmen's school, brother Burl (Bo) of last year's I Northampton, Mass. While at .wrestling team, is visiting on i Jerry Warren State Ensign Riggs was a mem¬ campus this week-end. He re-! and Ills 10-Piece Orchestra ber of Chi Omega, Tau Sigma, Tower Guard, and Matrix. teived his commission Thursday at Columbia university in New Fri., Sat., Sun. 85c 85c Word has been received of the York. "Cut" was al3o a mem- SUNDAY MATINEE including tax promotion of Clarence F. Knight,, ber of Excalibur, Varsity club '40, from the rank of captain to j and DZV. Armory, Landing 10-3 Get Your Tickets at the Door Sponsored by Local IS Friday, April 21 UAW - CIO Calling Springtime Beauty ROOD RAFFELL tt:20 p. m. CLASSIFIED ADS If you're eager for AND HIS ORCHESTRA lout springtime looks of men and COLLEGE '"W.N KKY HOLDER ronUixifw YOU can be sure that ">» with initial* R. A. Phono AUDITORIUM . KuwrO M. An*it. nothing attracts more Five All-Stur AcU ' AN' LEATHER lipprr n«t.t»*. , than beautiful hair and »!*•■■* in*id*. Sun haur. John i ■mm ■-IIM. . delicate skin. Regular Admintan: I UN on RING. rampu* or Phone H-t»:s Eaat Lanain*. or]' Me. IJ4 IJ9 ■ IS.l-l.t9 i Special Student Price*: ':tI' " LEATHER pu.v - l-twwn W ' Phone 89934 Me. Me. 1.2# -lay rn Cami.ua, Call Virginia at Important: Present fee card Peggy's Beauty Shop " r turn in at Union offica. at 1IS-119 FOR RESERVATIONS ^AHOOK hVKRSHARI' pen. ia rh*m Next to State Theatre Call Barhar* Ext. It. 11S-1W , ' ; , . • • • . Page Four MICHIOAN STATE K«W8 Italia* Monarch Plan Mayo Canteen, Union Dance Head Party List ^ German - ^ ln8 Lands Fraternity Dance, Teas Abo Scheduled LONDON, April 14 r^P). Russta has agreed with , Mayo Maneuvers, the open house to be held at East United States and Great Britii! Mary Mayo dormitory tonight from 8 to 12, will carry of military government, after ni out a South American theme, Chairman Virginia Ede, war, for Germany and such „ Detroit freshman, has announced. Everyone on campus testes as chose to fight t(, ; end, it was reported on high is invited to the dance. ————- a„ Uiority tonight. gn au' and Athletic Athletic Director Director An American-British plan for the handling a# ft «.MS St Books Missouri Books Missouri pied Germany is now completion, providing „rari_, t„r floor show which includes songs . p 11 r„^.iknll "Allied military for Fall T All Football govern, nen by Jackie BuUen, Jackson soph- T OOtDBll with teeth in it." 1, omore; the Four Flats, a quar¬ Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower tfo tet of Marjory Sunnen, Eleanor m S.C.'s first gridiron contest M.S.C.'s supreme authority in a McDonald. Gloria Oster and has been been scheduled for next fall cupied by American ami British CarolynnTracy; and a take-off with wlth the booking of the Univer¬ Univer- forces, and calls for on jitterbuging by Virginia Labbitt. Royal Oak Junior, and Mo., sity of Missouri at Columbia, military control over ,s M on Saturday, Nov. 4, Ralph cupied by the Red arntv St*"*. D*rolt freshman. H. young, athletic director, has H Young, Other details of the pros Grill to Open disclosed disclosed. described by a highly pUlc„ King VI'l'fUMIO EMANUELE, III (left), of Italy, has an¬ as I Tidon union ballroom tonight la. also .This is' This is the first definite action definite action the first since the fac_ taken ffor next. ffall uinrtk . fac¬ nounced he will turn over the power of his throne to his son, informant, include: The Allied military govern¬ UMBERTO (right). Prince of Piedmont, the day Allied troops on the list o£ social activities for i # ulty last week voted to resume ^ enter Rome. He said he would appoint the prince "lieuteriknt ment organization is to he „«ed the weekend. Rosemary How- l8f, Yintercollegiate Tf to x!n- l land and her all-girl orchestra intercollegia e sports sports on July 1. on July 1. general of the realm" and retire from public affairs. nowhere in Europe except wiU furnish music for the dance The Intercollegiate program The intercollegiate program was was Germany and in the satellite n from 9 to 12. Tickets are on sale dropped last August when mili¬ mill- tions loyal to Berlin to :,,e end at the Union desk and at the Induction depleted ranks of tary induction Students With Energy, Brains Enter The Russians recently public relaUons office in Abbot Spartan athletes.athletes, plained that they had nut bee, hall. They may also be pur- State is State at nn disadvantage is at Grad Sclntol for Higher Learning taken sufficiently into consider chased at the door. since most other colleges have ation in fearly Italian Mho,- ., The dance is open to civilians their schedules completed, but Creaking their weary way to functions under the benevolent they retaliated by giv ing the [ and servicemen. To accommo- Young is confident that his ne¬ ne- classes along with the toddling guidance of Dean Bessey. doglio government sec-ii.pio. dato the partygoers the Union gqtiations with a number of gotiations undergraduates are the learned , When the college was first matic recognition without grill will be open during the schools will produce a full foot¬ foot- '; founded, there was a practice advising the Allies. ball program for State in its in¬ ginduate students whose mere of issuing Masters' degrees i.s ... , J . bell program for State in its In- AU three powers have ag...„ existence creates of science without any graduate however, on a mutual .oiJSt CS Sdfo ^rt? tercollegiate tercollegiatc fall. competition next competition next mystery among many an aura students. | work required, after a stu- of the problem of what • wuhni dent had been graduated for with the enemy. This has bee STr^rn 3 mg to^rneU Couwr. , < No -N" with however, played games, however, Detroit played with, rol,*«ea h?v'n* colleges " will be will having be Clutching pencils and papers in their nervous fingers, journal¬ ; two years with a B.S. de¬ turned over to the Europe gree. The faculty soon chang- navy or marine personnel for sophomore, chairman of the ™vy or W*1 ,for teams, a stipulation of the. fac¬ istic spies set out to uncover 1 ed its policy, however, and post¬ visory commission to w i f party. Patrons will be Prof, and teams, a stipulation of the-fac- tacts about the hallowed grad¬ graduate study was required as joint plan. Mrs. Walter Morofsky and Prof. ulty »ction approving u,ty action "PProvIng the the re¬ re- uate school. The school is cele¬ a logical requirement. ant Mrs. 3. B. Stack. sumption sumption of of sports. sports. Charlie Bachman, head foot brating its 14t!i birthday this Varies* Degree* Offered Town Girls are combining a ball coach, will be working with month, but because of wartime restrictions the young adolescent For persons having the stami¬ canteen and box social tonight strictly green material, since na to continue study after four is celebrating quietly under a at the Masonic temple at 9 p. m. there are no varsity men left on grueling years, the following ex¬ "business as usual" policy. Town women should get tickets campus. But he is optimistic planations of graduate degrees from Mrs. Leone Warren In the about It, and said. "We hope to Occasional graduate degrees are offered: M.S. is awarded to Union office. have as good a civilian team as were awarded before 1910 by a students whose major is in the The boxes will contain lunches our opponents." for two people and will he sold for war stamps, with a book of committee holding advanced de¬ grees. Business picked up some¬ scientific field; M-A. for those having a major in the Liberal The what in following years with two Arts division; M.M. for melo¬ stamps being given as a prize Inter in the evening. All serv¬ LETTERS or three lucky persons receiving dious music majors; MF. for wood chopping forestry majors; Campus degrees yearly. 1941 was the icemen are invited. and for those who hold out for boom year for graduate school attendance, when between 400 bigger and better things, Ph.D. (Continued from -Page 2) and 300 students fondled their fusion of scientific terms In signifying a doctor of philosophy. sheepskins. Goldbricking is out in the State the nrtlcle on "goops" in Thurs¬ graduate school which demands Press, School Organised In 19M day's "'Today's Campus" column, that students maintain a record which began, "Newest genus of A separate graduate school Service the species homo sapiens . . Now, as almost any high school was finally organized in 1930 under a graduate faculty. Ernst of above B in all subjects. With these eye-popping requisites in A. Bessey, chairman of the ad¬ mind, most students will thank¬ Section sophomore knows, homo sapiens is not a species; sapiens is. The vanced degree committee for 12 fully settle back with a sigh of relief and hope to keep that one- Inc. "homo" referred to is a genus. years, was named acting head of ' Furthermore, even if the state¬ the graduate school which still point average. Cleaners ment were corrected to reed "Newest genua of the species sa piens" it itlll would be in error. In identifying an animal there are eight headings under which it may be classified, beginning with "kingdom" and "phylum", Is it Lost? 221 M. A. C. and ending with "genus" and "species", "Genus" is a larger group than "species", containing Has it Strayed? The CHICKED Ska, several divisions, and therefore Open M Hews a Day luift comes before "species" in the PRINTEKS WaT classification. 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