Axis Defense* i miwHiiinii i « in it ntno. Along Coast i . Daily Student Publication of Michigan State 1 College Cleody VOL. 882, 8M 2.500 Allied Plane* Blast - EAST LANSINO, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY • Calais Area Against 2.JM4 No. 180 Weak Resistance Honoraries Tap Women LONDON, MAY 1 (AP) Ccn. Eisenhower's inva¬ — h at May Morning Sing \for|nr |;oar,| Tapa Thirteen Junior sion command opened thin Contestants Win *1 Mortar Hoard Tap* Thirteen Junior Women; Tower perhaps-fateful mnoth for sullen millions oiv Oermnn - oc¬ Awards for MSC I Page to lecture Guard c;««r«l Select* Srltri* Thirty Sophomore* in I-urgent l*rgr*t cupied Europe today by hurling ,m Ih-mm racy Oremony in Gollege Hintory TV***.. nunc than 2,500 planes against HI at Tournament 1 OIirUHIlH 111 Forty-three Forty-three junior and freithmen fre*hmcn women, the lurjreHt larjrcMt A xi.- defenses on the Calais coast numher in the college hi*tory of the nearest Itritnin and a vast net- | Three Three first place awards and two seconds were won **«-*— D tapped for Mortar Board' and' m hlntory two honorarie*. honorarie*, were Wotk of rail junctions support¬ by Mich¬ Tower Guard Monday at the ing them. igan Stale students at the Pi May Morning ning held at 7 a. m, in front of Beaumont Ihrcc U.S. bombers and three Kappa Delta's, national honor¬ "Tower. lighters were missing after the ary speech fraternity, provinces nil-day operations, and an of the luikrs tournament Thurs¬ Crowe Announces Following tradition, Doro- American communique said five day. Friday and Saturdaw of lust thy Jury, Detroit junior. io.v planes were shot down. week at Huldwln cm college in Her- 14 whm named1 preMidoiit. of Hnmblng results were good, and enemy resistance almost ca, Ohio. Robert Kamlns, Lansing jun¬ Scholarships Mortar Board for the coming yeur. The winner of the annual negligible. Even Navy unti-ali- ciiiit fire was only moderate, ior, won first place In men's or¬ atory; Jean Granville, Saginaw for Women Tower Guard not scholarship was disclosed at the ceremonies. Hit' bulctin said. junior, first In victory speakers; Fourteen winners of Pratt In choosing the thirteen wo¬ Lite tonight German radios, und Jack Walker, Port Whitney scholarships were an¬ men lo serve on Mortar Botird Austin among litem the Stuttgart sta¬ sophomore, and Fred Meyer, nounced yesterday by Dean S. next year far more was empha- tion. began falling silent—the Fair Haven sophomore, were Kl/.cd than awurded first in men's debate. E. Crowe. The winnrrs will he- scholarship and par¬ tiMinl sign that RAF night rnld- ticipation in activities A Mor¬ rrs were in action, gin their studies with summer tar Board woman Second place honors were n- must hove an flmics Pound Coast warded to Doris Guth, Detroit term this rear and will con¬ excellent churnctcr and an un- clude them at the end of winter Ncltlxh and genuine desire to Two thousand American .sophomore, for women's ora¬ serve her college. hnoy and light bombers, light¬ tory; and Katlicrine Amadcn, term, 1045. ers and lighter-bombers aided Cold water freslunan, and Mur* Names Announced The winners ore; Nancy Dressed In caps and by ■ warms of Allied Planes garet Troup, Jackson sopho¬ gowns, pounded the Pns-de-Calais urea more, for women's debate, Branilfield, Chicago, III. junior; the six present members copped at ilie enast and numerous rail Mlchigun State, witli five win¬ Betty Broad, Birmingham jun¬ incoming women with a mortar junctions on n 225-miles front ners, was far iiImivc any other board as Pres. Roberta ior; Jane Cumming, Detroit jun¬ Taylor, extending through Belgium and college represented at the tourn¬ LapCcr, announced their names. France lo the German border in ament. No l)K. KIRBY PAGE ior; Gene Dennisnn, Vernon jun- The junior women who other college won will this continuing aerial offensive more than one award. lor; Donna Eckstrom, Grunt jun-1 we"r the Mortar Board which was raising the curtain on next yeur are; jacket Gold medals were given to the biggest drama of all — an llrst Dr. place winners and silver Klrliy Page, author, ler-| Polnte junior, Kny Besemer, Belleville, who American-British lunge against medals to second is a member of Sigma the walls of the German conti¬ place. turer, minister, and teacher will I Kappa The students were accompan¬ outers to get ttie award nre sorority, State News nssociato nental stockade, ied to the tournament by Prof Idnd today's postwar seminary | Jnoc Farley, Almont junior; editor and former women's edi¬ From dawn to dusk of this essor Paul Geiscntmf on "Christianity's Contribution Doris May, Algonquin junior; tor, Thetu Sigma l'hi and Mr. officer, l"th straight day of aerial on¬ and Mrs. James- to n Just and Lasting Place" at Helen M uncle, East Lansing and a former K. Richards. member of slaught the Allied planes hnm- the People's church. junior; Muxine Peterson, Pon¬ AWS council und Tower meied German targets, and to¬ Guard; tine senior; Jean Standiford, Jumc Cumming, Detroit, who is night the German radio said that Page will lead n discussion at Union Junior and Jo Ellen a member of Chi Omega soror¬ Allied medium bombers had en- Kirkpatrick Will Give 4 o'clock in the student purturs Trietsch,CityPontine Junior. ity, newly elected AWS presi¬ teied southwest Germany where Two Piano Concerts on "Working for a Durable Completing the list are Mad tion dent, former freshmnn orienta¬ "they were engaged in violent Peace". At tt p. m. lit social linll chairman, West Mayo presi¬ air n>mbats against German air- alyu Warren, South Huven Jun¬ John Kirkpalrick, concert pi he will discuss "Tension Points dent, Tower Guard treasurer ior, and Gloria Deutsch, Fuir- drfenso forces." anist, will play ticfore u lull in Democracy", and at 8 p. m. lieid, Conn., Junior, und member of Tau Sigma und No Planes Lett house tonight at 8 o'clock in the lie will speak on "How Chris¬ The scholarship winners will Judiciary board; Clara Bowling, Axis broadcasts also said that Music auditorium. This is ttie tianity Can Help In Winning the Jackson, who Is the Kuppa Kap¬ take an engineering course con¬ pa Gamma fifth In u series of concerts Peace". sorority U.S planes of the Mediterran¬ sisting of studies in mathema¬ a member of Sigma Chipresident, ean c ommand had made a "ter¬ sponsored by the music depart Mr. Page was graduated from tics, physics, nnd mechanical en¬ WAA, und Tau Sigma. Gumma, ror attack" on Florence in Italy. ment. Drake university and received Five As tonight's concert gineering. Other* Chosen hundred UJ5. Flying tickets post gruduntc (ruining at the Un¬ Fortresses and Liberators and as are sold out, he will perform to¬ ix ersity of Chicago, Columbia, Other women include Marjory many fighters struck 20 miles morrow at 4 p. in. in up open and Union Theological Scmin Gruff, Detroit, who is ii mem¬ across the channel at the mys¬ informal concert ill the Music nry. He has been editor ol Labor Board Orders ber of Chi Omcgu sorority, new tery installations on the Calais Borne Ec club auditorium, Roy Underwood, I Christian Century since 10.15. Immediate Stop of vice-president, coast without losing a plane. head of the music Omieron Nu president, former department (The 20 hooks he luis written Foremen's Tower Guard member. U.S. Thunderbolts swept over stated yesterday. Iiave been translated und pub¬ Strike West a wide area, Belgium, France, Mayo vice-president, and mem¬ Wednesday noon, Kirkpat- lished in 11 foreign languages, ber of I WASHINGTON, May 1 (AP) and Holland and western Ger¬ rick will be guest artist on the and over a million copies of them , Union board;, Janet many and also came back re¬ porting they had not met a single special Music Week program to have been sold. -The war labor board tonight .h„ , {$e""ey*Kc La.nM'nf who '* dub treasurer, th« mem- be presented at the meeting of opponent or suffered a loss. the Stutc College Club. Page's many trips to Europe | ordered the foremen's uxsocia- niid Asia have been to study in-1 thin of America to end "imme- ber of WAA, Delta Gumma Mu, and Wolverine stuff member. The young New York City ternutionul and economic prob-1 dlutely" a strike at the Briggs Doris May, Detroit, who is the pianist is an exponent of mod¬ Icins. His travel and experience Manufacturing Co. in Detroit. Chi Omega sorority ern American composition and abroad arc the source of his treasurer, Today's former member of Tower has been acclaimed for his tech¬ writings, much of which is on Hampered by a walkout of Guard, Tau Sigma president, and mem¬ nical skill and interpretative fi¬ war und its causes. about 1,000 foremen, the com¬ ber of WAA; Peg nesse. pany closed its Connor street Middlemiss, . plant today Detroit, woh is a member of as the strike spread Kirkpntrick attended Law to the Hudson Motor Car co., Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, Campus rtnccvillc and Princeton uni¬ State News versities und has studied piano Army Li*ls 498 Men where 000 foremen in four plants associate Thcta Sigma Phi treasurer, and editor, left their jobs. in Europe and the United States. I.ohI in Ship Sinking member of Kappa Delta Pi. In u telegram to Robert Keyes. See SING, Page 3 WASHINGTON, May 1 (AP) president of the foremen's asso¬ ' —The loss of 408 men in the re¬ ciation, WLB Chairman William ... Something Now Troop* Mop Up in Pacific cent sinking of an American ship II. Davis declared; One | by enemy action in the Medi- "The strike of members of researeetol (Mi *pon ADVANCED ALLIED HDQ., discovering that she «M net NEW GUINEA, Tuesday, May 2 I terranean was anounced today your organization at the plants kavr the osartu to Malta Mortar (AP)—American army patrols j by the army, the third major of the. Briggs Manufacturing Board, decided to look lata tha in the Hollandia area of Dutch transport loss of life of the war. company and the Hudson Motor business at aa boaorory for ato- New Guinea arc liquidating Jap¬ Whether the ship was attack- . company are likely to have dents not qatta abla to Otoko tha anese troops caught in the Al¬ cd by enemy submarine or seroius consequences on war Senior hanarory. Ik* eoosa ay lied invasion thrust last week, planes was not disclosed in the production. «'th the bright brief announcement, which did "At this critical stage of the Moo at a local and the count of enemy dead so Rhorur BaariL Tha yta for tha far totals 077, headquarters an¬ not mention survivors or give war any interruption of produc- honorary la a riyhtT Of BOOS* nounced today. the date of the sinking. tion is inexcusable." ■Unding for tha hOMtoyt osatto "absolutely nilhtog". flMlbWr for riety petitioning tha aalloasl are now to tho OMktag. aa- Glee Club Will Present Spring Concert The Women's Glee Club will present a concert in Fairchild - Beautiful Baby Theater at 8 o'clock. Friday ev Some ning, Prof. Roy Underwood, beauties have brains, head of the music department, and to prove it tho State Hows hails night announced today. editor fiirMiddto- The Organization, composed Detroit junior. Member- oi one hundred voices and con¬ stituting one of the largest wo¬ Brains that State conferred op¬ men's ensembles in the country, will be conducted by Dr. Wil¬ to a series liam R. £»ur, of the department oThocMK* thatt >5 years ago. At that time she staff- Elizabeth Sullivan, Pon¬ voted the Host Beautiful tine senior and piano major, is £.y" on Ahunni club accompanist. Feature of the evenings en- Twxtajr, May 2, M UM 9~t-atnm, Mart Umlss. MM. OOmi Ins «f U«lm MUlae Ammu. mom i. on* Mnnfoy woroly fori no the ranter mM FM MYSHF ALL during all during Mlsummer and term into winter term until the achoel, on social scene really got underway at State, someone every two or three days raised the everr are- sent question of "what la mere to do around this forsaken place?" Many and varied were the pro¬ Mltorloi Dirawtac BABn AAa"atHMlioN* posed solutions but nothing evar materialised and studMt opinion reached a low abh In originial- mm«*» ■"*KAT ,,u,TO «- tty. Finally enough or—niaa turns came through wllb either BUSINESS STAFF open or oloood parties to alle¬ viate the situation soaaewhat. ^^DALTN**Wnj-ofSSS*' OtenteUoa' Although there were many students who suggested social ac¬ lUiNHTlrra 1 MmImi Meckel, !>*» Uwrlnir, l»w Mm, Jerry Kritnry, Janice tivities to brighten toe scene, tt Hnppa. May Ann Major, l'<« Unhry, John Hlrkcy. Juno Wilkinson. Ullrvn IMgcr. was a tar cry from represent¬ Marian Mulch*!*, Ruth llnnlap, Nancy VanHaltarrn. IMak Moahor. Jim Croatrr. Joan Maalkanoall. J< yaa Shumann, A lira Klltl, Jrru Halarinnla, Hath IMilin, Kktlnr ing the majority of the student Ulaarkani, Jana Holblit. P*n:y Krlly. J.i Itrln, l>otl» V»nD*tt*. licrry (Inmlman, body. Hrlly Ann Johnson, KalM* Mull, It. J. IJtllaOal.1. A scheme for determining NWM Mianr „„ .... Hatty Jo OomMk student opinion concerning var¬ ious proposed Union activities has been attempted at Purdue university but to results have not been announced as yet. In Campus Quarters A shadier idea would not be out of the qiwetkm at M9C. It By RO HOVVLAMI ud NANCY HHEPI1EKI) could prove uaeful not only for detonnhking opinions on Union "There used to be more opportunities /or a girl — of com uutivities, whieh am fairly re¬ there are all kinds of jobs, but there used to be u Delta Zetas is that of Edna Mae stricted at the present tone, but rllS is open season on lov«, In case there's anyone who Fowler, who will marry Pilot for getting a slant on toe social hasn't hoard. Lorraine Burk- Charles Mollis. Pilot Mollis is in situation for the conking year choice between marriage and a career!" lund. Alpha Cam. clashed down the service of the HCAF. before we Hnd ourselves In the De Luce* Pyle Win Pulitzer Ammis to Dayton over the weekend lo same situation as this year. To leave the current heart¬ NEW YORK. Mai 1 (AP) anese and made his fer Column 1.- .it- the Pulitzer prize for interna¬ the wedding of Johnny Marrs, bom junior; Adelaide Scott, De¬ bridge tournament were spon¬ voted to the human sale >.t the sored would you enter? Are you tional telegraphic reporting in troit senior; Jane Townsend. St. war and the every day events m Kappa Sig, now u marine lieu¬ a photographer? Would you be 1943 tenant. to Betty Stephens, a for¬ Ixiuis, Mo., sophomore and Betty the lives of the fighting men. won 1.011 Hawkins, Lansing freshman. willing to exhibit your work in the award for distinguished mer student here. The wedding The Arizona-born corres|iond- ...1- the Union? and similar questions. took place April 27. reKDundi'titc Sigma Kappas also went in for It is conceivable how the re¬ ent, now asigned to the Aiuio Frank FUan of the A> , Other wedding news is all in a bit of initiating Saturday. The sults of such a questionalre, plus beachhead, has been covering World War 11 since the first Ger ¬ Press won the war front the future. Jean Barne* Kappa, women on their new active list answers to questions regarding announced Iter wedding date last are: freshmen, Margaret Taif, social prospects, could help In man bombs dropped in Poland. graphic award for his lamed picture, "Tarawa island." show¬ week by presenting her sorority Port Huron; Lois Mellen, Dear¬ directing the work of the Union He was driven in turn from sisters witlt Utile cards bearing born; FJeanore Wisehka, Detroit; ing a demolished Japanese pill¬ board and social committee no Poland, Greece and Burma by box with Japanese bodies :> wi pictures of Jean and Lt. Karl Belly Tramples, Detroit; Bar¬ end. the Germans. Italians, and Jap¬ through the rubble. Potter, ATO. The date is set bara DeGaw, Detroit; Jean Loan- lt might not be a bad idea for for June 24. bough, St. Joseph and Marge some interested organisation A IllUe closer is the date set Smith, Royal Oak junior. right away to attempt to get for the wedding of Madeleine student opinion on what they Over at the Chi Omega house, Waffle. Kappa and Hairy Barnes, pledging has been in order late¬ want in the line of social acti¬ Phi Tau now attending OCS at vities for the coming year in ly. The new faces belong to Fort SU1. Monday is the day. four (reahmen; Margaret Ann which all can participate at a Even sooner in the oiTing than maximum of enjoyment and a English, Dearborn; Betty Card, that are two more ceremonies. Lansing; Martha Gast, St. J»,- reasonable amount of cash. • • • Saturday is the day for the coup¬ seph and Dorothy Langley. De¬ lings. Both Tbetas and Delta troit. Zetas will be trekking Detroit- ward to see the fun. Tho The Thetas have had tiro IT'S spring in Texas too as far as a reference librarian at the University of Texas can tes¬ Thctas will be guests of their •same tiling on their miuds. Re¬ tify. Sailors stationed at the sorority sister Nina Lou Gannon sults are two pledge pins: Pat college arc becoming more and who will marry Bob Miller, Hcs- Easley, Trenton sophomore and more aware of the esthetic things pie Janet Shanks, Lansing fresh¬ in life, whether it be the influ¬ The wedding of interest to the man. ence of spring or an English as¬ signment. Whatever the cause, the result was that in one day's time re¬ cently. eight V-12s inquired of the librarian how to find a copy of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's sonuett "How Do I Love Thee?" Drop in and Did someone one time say . . in the spring a young man's See Our New fancy ... etc? Tapestry Handbags CLASSIFIED ADS A (lift for Mam! Lot of Books SILVER IDLKTinCATIDN brace M. Name engraved, Jerry Weinberg. Call Mother*' Day, May 14 WclU Hall or Eat MA. 14S-1M 8AK Cralrrnity pin. on Um way to Hurt UoiMin*. lM-ltl Sett shades at Maw. green and com subtly woven 8KA HOME laprl pin in vicinity of arvbery ramye. MM7. Julia. into neutral backgrounds. Cheese (ram ■ MOTHS' DAY (ADDS ltA.US.lSO.Ul & Zs & Um fw l«yi -ss . M Mri mr IS iw a•m» m 4sr. AM toh.ii lis—-a |nyaMe In advance, nn prefer**dpeto Near linn. ■ Michigan Ave. Union BUg. Annex, toaal THulii 1 A-1SU -to III sag Spartan Nine Starts Season Bachrnan to "Open With 12-3 Win Over Wavnc Spring Football Mils May IS Sinie to Play Const Guard Away Tkuraday The first preparation tor the Tau Sigma. Coach Jok« Kaba ami Ms Spartan baseball squad tin- official return of State to inter¬ Final Gregg veiled their hiaabaM aaaaon Saturday with a resounding collegiate athletics will begin Concluding the list of new i».4 victory ovar Wayne university. Breaking the Tar- Saturday, May 15 when Head BWOCs Coach Charlie Bachman starts are. Helen Miller, Dear¬ wVs three tarn# wining streak, State served notice on spring tootbull practice. born. a member ol Home Ec future opponent* that they" 7— Spring practice will last for bperd. Guard Omicron Nu, Tower and Judiciary board; ill not be a trilling Item. Sec. Knox Buried about four weeks, and will en¬ Jean Oviatt, Washington, D. C\, The Spartans will have able Bnchninn to "get 11 line" a member of Alpha Chi Omega further chanca to enhauee with War Dead 011 Ills material. The workout, for the most sorority, newly elected AWS vice-president, former Home Ec lh(M, piv*tiR« when they Jour club president and Tower Guard 10 Detroit Thursday to play part, will aim lhl. ' Uuard team, and Sut- in W ashington at developing skills in ball handling, urnl get president; Sheila Symous, Sagi¬ ling tho men accustomed to naw. who is the Alpha Chi tay when thay hook up with powerful Groaae Isle nsvul WASHINGTON. May 1 (AP) Buchman's system of coaching. Omega treasurer, former points SWIMMERS —Frank Knox Joined today tho limitation board chairman, AWS Bim. „i their second home feu- nation's military, dead who rest Signal drills, iiussing and kick¬ All men on campus interested council member and Tower ing will receive Hie most atten¬ in swimming and diving, from wnr In Arlington national Guard nlumna; Aileen regard¬ graiie, Wtshsd Well tion, he said. Detroit, a member of Kappa Wilson, less of ability, are to report to ,,.l.mentlng the superb cemetery. No scrimmages will be sched¬ performance of Hob The Secretary of the Ameri¬ Alpha Thula sorority, new Home Jeuison Gym swimming pool to¬ niching uled, ami the men will wear Ec club president, former Tower day at 5 p. m., according to Kri..(rl who displayed a blazing can navy won buried on a slo|ie Irack suits. Regular fall prac¬ Guard Coach Charles McCafTreo, Jr. Ij.i hall mid astounding control, looking out over the national tice will probably begin about vice-president and a An member of Omicron organization meeting of the Jf... stale nine, behind only once, capital while the envoys and the middle of August. Bachman Nu; ami in every inning but two. uniformed representatives of the Domthy Jury, who is a member 1945 varsity swimming team and said. Kir»iel didn't walk a man and United fyntluns stood with bow¬ of WAA, PEm president and a pledging to Porpoise fraternity, ed heads. Ssate's '44 schedule is still in member uf Oichesis and Green national swimming honorary, hiH.il I3 Wayne batter*. A The high command- doubt with only one game wiUi will also be hold at that time. p.sei tion In the line-up era of the army, navy and ma¬ Splash. the University of Missouri on LA COFRADIA ihM.lends when Hownrd rines stood at attention as three *ool be¬ were left nil re. splurge. A minor Tartar upris¬ ginning today. ing in the ninth was quelled at f one run. Night bombers pounded the Although no schedule for next port of Genoa for the third yeur has been arranged, MeCuf- upon Livorno on the west coast, CLEARANCE frce is making plans for compe¬ straight night, and spilled tximbs Ward* of Fights Seizure Chicago Property tition with other colleges that do Liberator bombers delivered not have navy or marine train¬ twin punches against two vital ees. rail centers at Milan and Ales¬ HANDBAGS sandria. CHICAGO, May 1 (AP)— Onlly live winners of varsity Montgomery Ward and company, or freshman letters arc now 011 rngag.u m momentous campus, and them two will Student Win* Honor a M'.'le against government con- ypurt graduate tlris summer. The other Leather Fabric M ol the huge firm's Chicago three may possibly be here for in National (!«iitii»t pbnts. maintained today seizure competition. They are: Fred I i f Stillman, Battle Creek junior; Pauline Moehlman, Muskegon property lacked a legal wndation and contended no Bucky Wallers. Buffalo, N. V. Heights sophomore, was award¬ Outstanding Values ®'lai action had been taken junior; and Clifford House, Lan¬ ed a certificate for fourth place) 'ir.iv the sing junior. at the National Inter-State Or¬ in days of King John." Attorney General Francis Bid- In addition to the organiza¬ atorical contest held at North¬ gued that President Roosc- 'It "has a tion of a tank squad, the men western University In Kvanston CALF, FAILLE, GOAT great constitutional may be pledged to the Porpois. last Friday. serve of power as command- Miss Moehlman's oration was anil PRESSED CALF m-chief." j' honorary fraternity, national swimming entitled "In Answer" and will be published In a book to be sent to libraries throughout the Yellow nation. The theme of the oration Navy Create a Memory at was one in answer to the lives Red CrtMMi given in this war: the answer Wine was to look to "otherism", not Black The Flower and Gift Shoppe of "self ism." VEDA FOSTER Miss Moehlman, who won the state primaries March 10, was 1-3 the 1M E. Ifr'-ff"-" 2-0636 attended by her coach, Professor original price H. B. Gough. The UniversiV of South Da¬ 141 the original price kota took first honors, Nebras¬ ka Wesleyan second, and Aug- Don't Forget Your Mother ustana college, Illinois, ranked third. on MOTHERS' DAY Tigers to Play St. Louis She'll appreciate a card from you. DETROIT, May 1 (AP)—Man¬ We Have One for Your Mother! ager Stave O'Neill put his De¬ Also—Cards troit Tigers through a protract¬ Near for yoar friend's mother—or the friend who ed batting drill in Briggs sta¬ Ucbijaa "has been Mke a mother." dium today, in advance of the in. club's departure for St. Louis to open a new scries tomorrow with Rex Camera Shop the Browns, who were victor¬ Open Thursday evenings until 9 IN W. Grand Elver ious three times in a row in the opening series in Detroit. Hel .... ..... Senior Calendar Student faculty Mixer - IK - ■ japs Back on Burma Front mwnwau Army May Capture^tyril Carter Before Moaaooa ar MAT ANN MAjna S.E. ASIA HDQ., KANDY, CEYLON, May 1 (AP)—Lt. Lantern night DORM MON-UFH Gen. Joseph W. Stllwell's Invasion army, reinforced by Term play "Letters to Lucerne" a crack formation of Arterican-operated medium tanks, ..WoW*n raw rtotUn" l" '-msiai la smashing the Japaneae steadily back in northern Bur- dormitory SS£2LuL}r#,r""" sign men t* will start .* enemy rsilrosd city of Mn- Former Leader of Nazi ^Troops with the houaemotm , gaung before the monsoon Soviets Struggle lowing schedule win i,,l' '"i^ Will Lose War will sign uu women down about Against Germans Says Germany rains pour May 15. to her present clasMii,^,^ 1. Seniors, May 2 Announcement that "Vinegar SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND, Von Thoma waa captured in 2. Juniors, May .1 Joe" waa blaatlng through the in Bloody Battle May I (AP)—Gen. Hitter von Africa No. 4, 1942, and Gen. 3. Sophomore- \t.,y . Jungle with the flrtt all-Amerl- Thoma, one-time commander of Ludwig Crueweli, an African 4. Freshmen, m.,, - can armored unit to fight on the LONDON, Tuesday, May 2 the Nazi African Corpa and Bri- Corp* deputy commander, waa Those women thai., Aalatic continent came, fittingly, (AP) — Masses of Soviet bomb¬ or thoee off campuK /. j ' ' juat two yeara from the day ers attacking BresMJtovsk Sure ssiiUSk LS'i.'Ssrih r-,M,w* is s when he began hia original pain¬ day night started nearly a score Germany already has lost the contraat to von Thoma and other accordln«"tn ful retreat out of Burma—where of fires in that fortress city war, according to tourcea at de- officers, the Pruaaian Crueweli if, W"t" " according to this sch«- opening land communications Germans were slain in two un¬ "All Ilea! All Ilea" when Brltlah ture war- 18 (between India and China) and successful attempts to capture radio bulletin* tell of German „ . _ ~ " ' Freshmen, A-L, Thm puting tremendous effort into "advantageous positions" north reveraea. Mid-Term Grade* Due 11 the Ledo road." of Iasi, Romanian rail center Heaa ia confined with 20 Ger¬ Freshmen, M-Z, Friday \Uy i> Stllwell's forte* have fought while a battalion of 800 to 1,000 man generala, among them Ba- All mid-term AH mid-term grader are due grader are due their way approximately 120 attacking Axis troops failed to arian, Saxona and Pruasiana, but Frday at 4 p. r.r, accordirg to JUDICIARY BOARH miles into Burma from tho India gain ground and was wiped out hia Dean S. Crowe. Student* Britiah guarda aay that the Dean S. E. Crowe. Student* may E. may Judiciary board v >; border and are within 30 mile* southeast of Stanislawow in old officer* never apeak to him. To see their adviser* *ee their after Mon¬ adviaera after Mon- regular meeting torn:'' of Mogaung, an important stu- Poland. them he ia "juat a civilian." day for their grades. gradea. the Dean of Womer. tlon on, the muin north-south Bre*t-Litovsk is 115 miles cast railway between Myitkylnu and of the Polish cupital of Warsaw, Mandalay. Capture of Mogaung and about 80 miles northwest ot would give the Allies an excel¬ Soviet land forces operating in lent weather proof base for con¬ the Kowel sector, it was seized tinuing operations during the by the Germans June 24, 1941, rain*. Stiff Resistance after they forced the nearby Bug Don't Let May Slip in — river demarcation line. Stiller enemy resistance was Seventeen fires were started reported Just north of Kangla- at She rail Junction and enemy tongbi, a village 22 miles north of Imphul on the highway be¬ military trains carrying troops, ammunitions and equipment tween lmphul and Kohima. Al¬ lied troops driving northwurd were left in flames, said the and find you without broiidcast-bulletin recorded by from Imphnl to clear the high¬ the Soviet Monitor. One Soviet way captured Kanglatongbi lust week. plane was missing. one of thene rayon crepe Near Bishenpur, 20 mile* southwest or Imphal on u trail leading to Silchar, Allied troops Home Ec* Announce were reported to have cleared a or rayon Matin slip* Japanese trallblock and repulsed Dote and Chairmen strong enemy counterattacks. The anouncement that Ameri¬ for Annual Banquet can-operated tanks had been Date for the annual Home Eco¬ flung into Stllwell's Burinn cam¬ nomics banquet hus been set for paign gave point to Admiral laird Thursday, Muy 18, according to Louis Mountbatten's statement general chairman Ailcen Wilson, of last Saturday that the Jap- Detroit Junior. 'Flic banquet, Tea rone or white nnese invasion of India had in which will be followed by a i. o manner upset Stilwcll's speaker and program, will be schedule. held in Uie Union ballroom. Committee chairmen announc¬ Spartan Conimi**ioned ed by Miss Wilson include: invi¬ tations chairman, Freddie Mc- 1.69 - 2.25 - 4.00 Lt. Cule Grunscth, '43, was Kenzie, Detroit senior; program commissioned a second lieuten¬ chairman, Viola Fink. Detroit ant at Fort Bragg. N. C.. in De¬ junior, and speaker chairman, cember. He is now stationed Gladys Harding, Centcrlinc ju¬ with an infantry unit at Fort nior. Shelby, Miss. Lieutenant Gron- Other chairmen are: Carolyn seth was a member of Lambda Kalmbach, Chelsea junior, din¬ Chi Alpha while at State. ner; Beverly Smith. Detroit junior, decorutions: June Wil¬ kinson, Jackson sophomore, pub¬ licity; Mary Ellen Haack. Royal Oak junior, reception; Barbara Mye. Tonawanda. N. Y„ sopho¬ more. tickets; and Audrey Stein. Wayne junior, programs and pla¬ cards. 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