: ' Campus Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College VOL. 33Z. 333 EAST fcANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1944 No. 167 ,.. Turn About War has changed a great many tilings but it has always seemed that browning ia one of the thngs that is forever constant. However this is not the case for American Troops Fair professors now seem to be doing their best to ChurchillTalk Allies Fight Nearer Beachhead, Rome Cut Flay get on the god side of their students. Prof. Tells Nazis of Appian Way O'Neal Mason, of the chem de¬ Closer to Rome partment, yesterday treated two of his students, Dick Mosher, Peace Plans ALLIED HDQ., NAPLES, Fast Lansing freshman, and May 24 (AP)—Canadian Bruce Wilson, Detroit freshman, to double chocolate marshmal- Uncomhtionnl Surrender tanks broke through the jow sundaes. Terms Re heart of the Hitler line to¬ - affirmed day and swept up the Lira val¬ . . . ThaCTlAfe by Prime Minister ley to the Melfa river, 13 miles from Vassino. Music hath Its charms but all LONDON, May 24 (AP) American troops recaptured charms eventually lose their —Prime Minister Churchill Terracina on the coast, and a spell and thus It was at the band Yank armored avalanche burst concert last night. One small declared today that Ger¬ from the Anzio beachhead and girl, bored with the music, de¬ many might have her fon- cut the Appian way barely 25 cided to explore the rest of the tiers reduced after the war if miles from Rome. auditorium and set out deter¬ that should seem necessary for Fighters Crash Through minedly down the aisle. The future peace, and he advocated The Canadians, thnlwn into father, curious as to where she a post-war "world organization" the Italian fighting as a separ¬ was going, pepped up and fol¬ armed with overwhelming mili¬ ate army corps for the first time, lowed her. Her brother became tary power" to keep this peace. T*n««n* smashed through ihe Hitler line puzzled as to the antics of his In an exhaustive review of the at its strongest point and rHccd relations and skipped down the world at war before the house on five miles beyond Pontecorco, of commons, Churchill specifical¬ Tttthtn'idn fro aisle after the two. When he threatening to trap German gar¬ caught np with them the haras¬ ly, though diplomatically, advis¬ risons there and at Aquino, two sed father had decided to call It ed Spain and Turkey that an nt\ ITALY of the most powerful fortress- an evening and go home. He sent Allied victory was coming with towns in the enemy defense Arrows indicate points on the southern front in Italy where the small boy back to their ori¬ or without the support of new belt. recruits. Americans, French, British-Canadian and Polish forces are Rcoccupation of the town ginal seats to pick up the umbrel¬ attacking. Americans reached Terracina once, were driven brought the Americans in the la that had been left behind. The Declaring that the war has out by German counter attack, and have now recaptured the umbrella flew open on the way been growing "less ideological in coastal sector to fhe southern town. Inset map shows relation of front at Terracina to beach¬ back and the hoy came parachut¬ character," Churchill said "there tip of the Pontine plain, less head and Rome. than 30 miles down the Appian ing towards his companions who seems to be a great desire among assisted him out the door to¬ the people of Britain and Russia way from where hitler fighting wards to be friends." raged for Cistcrnia, enemy bas¬ Churchill stated that the Bri¬ tion at the north of the Anzio tish commonwealth and empire Army Orders Increase in Production beachhead. Smith, Lawrence, had now discussed and solved all their major immediate problems of Heavy Artillery on Invasion Eve Cut Roadway Tonight doughboys swarmed and were ranged in complete in upon Cisterna artci having Nye Win Awards unity with the Allies "to beat WASHINGTON, May 24 (AP) cut a mile stretch of the Appian Mm from Foundation the enemy as soon as possible." As to the immediate Phyllis Boss Appointed — A tremendous increase in the lifeline southeast of the town heavy artillery program has and severed its railway connec- IfyJ world picture, these were Churchill's been ordered by the army on the tion with Rome to the north¬ Research fellowships have principal points: Business Manager eve of the Invasion of west. The Yanks literally were Europe blasting their way through the after having of 1945 Wolverine hen awarded to three members officials disclosed tonight. of the English department by the I That ■ handedthetoAllies Turkey $80,000,- For weapons of 155 milimeter Germans' intricate defenses Iiookerfeller foundation, Dean L. 000 worth of American and Bri¬ A special meeting of the board size and greater, ammunition re¬ within a halt-mile of Cislerna'a C. Emmons announced. The tish arms had "suspended the of publications yesterday ap¬ quirements have been stepped town square. three are: Prof. A. J. Smith, up an average of 400 to 500 per¬ Field Marshal Albert Krssel- process of trying to exhort Tur¬ pointed Phyllis Boss, Lansing Prof. Elwood P. Lawrence, and rlng's hard-pressed 10th key to range herself-with the sophomore, to succeed Betty cent, with the increase for some army Prof. R. B. Nye. sizes running as high as 1.000 forces in the Terracina sector victorious united powers." The research work will cover Amos, Tuckahoe, N. Y. junior, percent above current schedules. were left with only one means American and Canadian literary 2 An unusual gesture of friend- ■ liness toward Spain in which as business manager of the Wol¬ The production schedules for the weapons of escaping cracker — the great Allied nut¬ a secondary lateral Hid historical projects. Smith's themselves have he declared he had "no sympathy verine. road work will cover a two year peri¬ been advanced correspondingly, winding across the Italian with those who think it clever waist to the Via Casilina—and od. while Lawrence and Nye's Miss Amos is leaving school to with emphasis on the 153 Howit¬ and even funny to insult and at latest will each cover one year. All be married. Her appointment, zer, the 155 gun or "Long Tom," report a swift Ameri¬ abuse the Spanish government." can column advancing through three men will be released from the 8-inch gun and the 240 mill¬ made just a short time ago, was their teaching duties by the col¬ j| That "with the approval of imeter weapon. the mountains north of Terra¬ President Roosevelt" Gen. to have gone into effect summer Instituted within the past few cina was within three miles of lege to give them time to do the Charles De Gaulle was coming term. Mis Boss will now take weeks, the ammunition program blocking that artery. work. Smith is gaining recognition as to England shortly as an invited over her duties. alone represents a dollar-volume a poet and a volume of his works guest because "there is nothing increase of approximately $750,- Miss Boss has worked on the entitled Newt of the Phoenix tike talking things over." Dean was published this spring by g That the Italian people after Wolverine staff for one year. and 1945. 000,000 for the balance of 1944 Expects Fall Coward McCann Publishing Co. complete liberation would be Last year she was on the dark¬ The program will place a new He is also the editor of an an¬ free to establish their own gov¬ room staff. She is a Home Ec strain on the nylon industry to in Enrollment thology of Canadian poetry ernment so long as it was demo¬ major. provide the bags for powder Summer school which was published last sum¬ cratic. charges for the big guns, and registration mer. K That "things between Russia The board of publications an¬ the alcohol required for the for this year will fall far short of last year's total of 4,668, as I-iwrence is co-author with Va and Poland are not so bad nual banquet will be held to¬ stepped up powder demands Pri f Herbert Weisinger, of the as they may appear on the sur¬ morrow at 6 p. m. in the Union presages a continuance of the Dean S. E. Crowe, director of English department, of Modelt face." ballroom. , whisky drought. summer school, estimates that "i .Semi-Technical 1,700 students will attend. Exposition, Women who will attend sum¬ n book of reading widely used by mer school will live in four sor¬ Watch Over Leonhardt both the army and navy in their eollege training programs. Gestapo, Sjtartans ority houses and two dorms, the dean of women's office announc¬ ed. By KATHIE MULL madness behind the Nazi regime. F(ilcone Win* Acclaim "In my home I received prom¬ The sorority houses that will They say he spent two years inent politicians of various cities be open are Ifeppa Kappa Gam¬ ^ Concert Soloist in Nazi concentration camp. a who took an interest in the civ¬ ma, Alpha Phi, Sigma Kappa, With MSC Band They say his wife is the most at¬ il liberties of Danzig," he dis¬ and Alpha Xi Delta. East and tractive woman on campus. They closed when questioned about West Mayo will house coeds also. An audience of lccs than 1,000 further add that you miss half his anti-Nazi activities. West Mayo will remain open students and townspeople at¬ your college education it you "The Gestapo had a somewhat onlyy for the six weeks' session. tended the annual spring band don't register for one of his clas¬ close watch over me. My picture Eight hundred students filled concert which was held In Col- ses. in the preliminary summer was put up at police headquar¬ ege auditorium last Remarks flike these have ters and the Nazis considered school blanks at spring term re¬ night. High- , "Kht of the program was Direct- flown thick and fast over campus me one of the objectionable kind gistration for the 12 week ses¬ or Leonard Falcone's euphonium ever since Dr. Hans Leo Leon¬ of citizens. Our appreciation for sion to come six weeks. »°lo. Rondo Caprice, by Clarke. hardt set foot in his first history each other," he added, "was mu¬ Falcone displayed his com¬ class at State in August, 1942. tual." plete mastery of this unusual This dapper, cosmopolitan whosd solo instrument by his interpre- slender figure can be seen daily Nat In Camp Contrary to public belief, TIME TAME bon. tone, and technical skill. pedalling his bike to classes has Leonhardt did not spend two «e chose Serenade by Toselli as undoubtedly led 43 of the most years in a concentration camp. TODAY— Jones was eventful years that his students h's encore. Corner LL He and his family escaped from accompanist could ever think about. Danzig and Nazi intimidation in Big Staler Council, 5 p. m. The 45 piece band, of which Active Antl-Nasl" Foe. dining room. Union May, 1938, -arriving in America !. the members are women, Personally active against the three months later. Stndlo theater, 7:15 p. m. competently performed an inter¬ Nazis from 1933 to 1938 in the "His command of the English 48 Auditorium esting and varied program which free city of DaSzig where he was included Mardi Gras from "Mis- language is amazing," said Prof. a member of a law partnership J. A. Clark, of the English de¬ Theta Sigma Fhl, 7:30 ». m» f/swppi Suite" by Grofe, and in a firm of international law¬ partment, remarking upon Leon- 7 Union annex Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" by yers who represented American HANS LEONHARDT hardt's book, "Nazi Conquest of Orcheate, 8 p. m. Hem. As encores the band English, French, and Scandinav¬ Danzig," which was published by Dance Studio, Women's gym -rT;Veu the FieW Artillery march ian interests, Leonhardt knows , . lawyer, anti-Nasi . . and the See—ANTI-NAZI—Page 3 MSC Fight song. — BZ only too well the brutality and KlCXXfrA* ITATI mvi Grin and Bear It "I think the doctor it just trying to get even! Krrpu waiting almost as long as HE hat to wait for his woi Invitations Handed Out Senior Invitations and an. nouncements will be di-inbuied in the mixed lounge of ;ne l'n,„n Monday and Wednesday i . m !2 to 6 p. m.. Class President l^.rrv Frymire. Chicago, 111., announc. ed. It is important that invita¬ tions are picked up at tr.„r ;me. State Service Section Cleaners Tailors aet m. a. c. Visit CARR'S GRILL no CHICK I K shop •Opot U Moors • Day Except Wednesday Stop In for s "Chlckee-drluit 1S11 E. Mich lean ■SAL ESTATE — INSURANCE a A. FAUNCE CO- INC. STARTS FRIDAY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Keep THEIR Heads in the Clouds MAP PW®graphy Keep YOURSELF in the Know 'MkJMa ttninfc" VMM mm 8TCDI0 Ml JL Ctaod tsrrsa s MICHIGAN STATE NEWS FW VOOlT Union Ammo* ■I- iy . Jr!P! Thursday,May H, IK M1CJHOAM BTATl Hit• JRqpt Am Kobsmen Handed Third Defeat in Row Army !«*> .Heats by Romnhig Air Base gjgjg Schedule Spartans 9 to 6 of Hnivi.^j)y Lawyer9 AniLNazi Teaches History at Inkater Maryland as Grid Foe iwaWwwd IN* he University of 1) Chicago page is at tory an assistant professor of his* and political science, in¬ The Spartans failed to Terrapins to Flay at Eaat their expense, and which break their losing streak Lansing Nov. II State's library. tory, international be found in can structing classes in EUroptwt his¬ State organization, 'The book la yesterday and dropped an¬ schedule added the secohd school to its 1944 football standpoint of English a j*m from the social science survey, and history other game, this time to the yestefdny, when the University of style," for one aircrew section. Was booked for a home Maryland Clark concluded. Hamulus air bass, 9 to «. Chief feature on Armistice Day, Nov. The gracious mistress of the factor ia the downfall of the Kobsmen was the \ * Romulus schedule, and the Spartans J of Missouri University To get just a little Is the otlter Leonhardt residence on 338 M. team on the and personal A. C. analyse the background of avenue, the former Muriel pitcher, Puska, who struck out will invade the this German-born Mary DorCen Seaton of London, 11 Spartan batters. Tigers' Lair Saturday, November 4. Dances Head List refugee whose easily lives up to the minors accent has the same effect on her appearance. of Ashley started on the mound the campus women She was known This will be the first time as Frankie for State but was replaced in the third frame by Couey, who then that the Spartans haw had grid, iron hostilities with the Terra¬ of Social Events Sinatra's was born in crooning, professionally as "Ulitk de Leonhardt Hurgh" when Leonhardt first Dusseldorf, Ger glimpsed her in the ballet tour¬ finished the game. The airmen many, on April 19, 1901. I I hit Ashley's pitches for seven hits and collected Ave of their pins, but there will be a dash of sentiment in the event. Clarence for Weekend lather was an His importer of grains from Russia into this district. ing in Dusseldorf. Married la London nine runs while he was on the "Doc" Spars, head mentor of the Two big dances pave the His high school curriculm can They were married in London mound. eastern aggregation, was coach way for an cnjoynble weekend. be judged the basis for of two big ten The Vets will blossom his su¬ in December, 192ft when Leon¬ Five Errors Beta forth with perior fluency. His schedule in¬ hardt was an associate justice in organizations, Coder allowed only three hits Wisconsin and Minnesota. their spring dance in the Union cluded the following compulsory Germany. for the remainder of the game. Coached Big 19 ballroom Saturday night from subjects: nine years of French, Five Spartan Holding errors aid¬ Spears was also 9 t 12, Mary-Claire, the Leohhardts' at the helm of according to Hilda Stroop, six years of Latin, three years of daughter, was born in Danzig in ed the Roanulus victory. the University of Toledo before Howell junior. English,-seven years of math, 1931, two years before the Nazis The starting lineup for the taking over Maryland. Bolh the Rosemary Rowland and hen- nine years of history, six years arrived. A typical American Spartans WSS quite jumbled teams scheduled have no mili¬ orchestra will furnish the music of geography, six years of phys¬ iunlor in the seventh grade at since neither CosHh nor Reed tary personnel, and under the for the semi-formal affair. Flow¬ ics, and three years of East laming junior high, she made the chemistry. - trip. Demain and faculty ruling this makes them ers will be allowed. T« College at 1? frequently calls out to the master Workman filled in a second, eligible for varsity competition. All veterinary faculty ore in¬ of the history classrooms: while Turk played short. Work¬ Coach Charley Bachman and vited as guests. Formally beginning nis college "Dad, Dr. and Mrs. education at the age of 17, Leon¬ you're stair!" man replaced Detnaln in the his staff arc still Edward entertaining the Dcvereux. and Dr. and hardt studied at the Universities fourth frame, McDonald moving tneager turnout for spring prac¬ Mrs. Lloyd Shoil, of the Veterin¬ of Freiburg, Munich, and Berlin. to first base to take Workman's tice. The average number of ary division will be the pa¬ To prove that he is an amnz Young, Burliiiiaii Attend spot after he took over at second the squad is an even dozen. Many trons. ing man, it is only necessary to Athletic Conference* from Demain. Brown stepped in more players will turn out for Tickets may be obtained from mention that he the summer session, Bachman any member of the passed the com¬ right field. veterinary prehensive preliminaries for a Ralph 11. Young, ahtlctio Workman Gets Two hopes, and when the fall practice council. doctor of philosophy degree at Workman rated tops as a bat¬ gets under way a fair sled director, and Charlie Bachman, squad College auditorium will the University of Chicago, after liead football conch, will attcn ter yesterday gcting two of the is expected. be opened to the Spring Swing, three quarters of a school year. athletic conferences in Chicago Spartan's five hits. Henneesy, Young Squad a closed dance Friday night for Enrolling as a graduate4 stu¬ and New York this week. Brcslin, and McDonald each The squad wll be composed of the students of the 2590th base dent in international relations at Young will attend llir spring singled on one trip to the plate 4-Fs, seventeen year olds and unit. the university, I n December make up the freshman The Hep Flyers will play from 1P39, I.conhnrdt was meeting of the Rig Ten touches a mane u> other in ine inner three hits. rue nils. prep l"vji players. piayers. Hob i awarded tin Weather .permitting, the Uni- tt lo 11:30 and flowers will lie degree In today and Friday, while • Bach¬ versity of Detroit will come to j Brucggcr, outstanding Lans Lansing Rockefeller chapel ir man will be in New Yoik Salur- . East Lansing for a game Satur- j 1"TP »tn«\ has been working out permitted. Refreshments will December, 1941. be served during the evening. day, Sunday and Monday (or the wit" Hie squad some nights, Now iiiiMirj History rroi. Prof. first WllrIInit? lirsi wartime mtrviuiK of the meeting «>» mo day. and Fort Custer will be the ' Practice has consisted of ball A radio party by the Sigma At the present time, Leonhardt Fool ball coaches' association. Mcmrolal day foes in another Clils will occupy the | handling, signal drills, and pass- cabin forestry home game. Ing and punting drills. Saturday evening from 9 to 12, Dnrroll Couey, social chairman, announced today. Promotion Denied C.rneral Patton | A 8 Break Tigers' Sunday morning the Alpha Chi alumni are giving a break- Today is UHifial Winning Streak I fast in honor of the graduating seniors. The breakfast will be DETROIT, May 24 (AP)— WASHINGTON. May 24 (AP) In an echo of "lui the " ,1j," ' Frank Hayes belted a four-run soldier- homer In the second inning to- at the home of Mrs. Uur Knnpp at 10 a. m. STRAW-HAT DAY slapping incident which stirred ! day t(, „h phjind„iDhia a sharp Hint ul Near Invasion «£°8 controversy six months KVnJ'SS SStaffiUTSSK SSSZ-ISSSS: ?•. 'AP)r ^rgeS.VaU^Jr", the^w- 1 i*. Wi'S bo Dcl"!lt'8 ,cn,h defoa} in | wardex-elopmenu wcr^Tans- manent rank of major general, ll/odlum08 S,e"S,°" mittvcl from both Moscow and The committee recommended , ^ ' n'icc. returning from the I 5° "J toniRht "s CLe.n ,?w'*ht P; s | «cm.to confirmation of ««. tions for 13 promo- 1 cJt wjtl u o'chi S£ sought to mold ,3 other high-ranking h«h.„„ktn, , «rs, but pigeon-holed Pat- nant days, ran into despite a sub¬ assault in the first twoeight-run ton s advancement an t|u. invasion. committeereport favoring the innings I — against three of Detroit's four | promotion. pitchers. That decided the issue Four of the IS officers were inasmuch as Don Black pitched approved for promotion to the a two-hitter for eight I temporary rank of Innings be¬ major gen- fore the Tigers chased him in I eraI; Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell, a I commanding four-run rally in the ninth. American and I Chinese troopc in China; Lt. Gen. 1 Jonathan W. Wainwright, who I became a Japanese prisoner with I the fall of 1 Brehon B. Corregidor; Lt. Gen. Somervell, chief of I the army service forces and Lt. Records I Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, de- Victor 1 pu'y chief of staff. Bluebird FACULTY Columbia (Continued from Page 2) I *.lfr not want re- Fri., Sat., Sun. Dccca Okrh I Xrtettans placed en its srgani- — I utions. SUNDAY MATINEE 1 It wants the freedom to I no ceilings placed on strike, its wage Popular WINS THE STMW V0TE1 and I D'stcm, and thus far, through its 1 control of the Classical political power I has been successful. I in spite of its However, This Stetson's campaign-promise is to keep ail efforts, and in ■ spite of the efforts of the indus- citizens cool headed and neat matter how ROOD RAFFELl no warm I ;tul class to prevent the control I 111 getting in* the hands of the weather. Its lines look like I to\ crnmental agencies, the con- Sheet Music a trillion dollars yet AND HIS ORCHESTRA it's priced down to a budget $5.00. Campaign head¬ 1 Jfitfation of power into the and I tmuwUCraCT at Washington coir I attraction Basks quarters at HURD'8. I Will labor organizations, in and Musics! Instruments ■ order to receive the benefits of I »e change, that have been made I» their behalf, find themselves Five All-Star Acts Others to 19.90 lffnvfdJ 01 f««ioms? Back the Attack |ffce industrial organizations and Buy More I |i~°r °rganizations will not co- ■ operate, and since ■ Produces rrfbre this condition power in the MVRI7S |ShS 01 «*» " ' ™ Phone 89934 Budd's Music House |heedoi.„, "Eeerything In Music" Kr^ain' ■ ^ °tected ourfreedoms must be FOB BESEBVATION S by eternal vigilance. IIS s. Weak. Ave. *sl t-MU ■ n* people of ■ % lost thalr. Germany and It- U.S. Bombers Schedule tor Examination Week The following final examination schedule has been Blast Berlin by Dean S. E. Crowe: Spring quarter closes at noon, Thursday, June 15. in Daylight AH class periods will be maintained through Saturday June 10, but no class assignments, Ubrary readings, or RAF Makes Night Raids term reports will be given out after Thursday, June 8. am final examinations shall be lltaited to one hour. " in Follow-up Assault Coarse credits CluMMNdtaw at Classes meeting at on All Europe g, it. 1, m I 9, 11, 2. or« final examination final LONDON, Thursday, May examination given en: given on; 25 (AP)—Berlin experienc¬ 9 .edit meeting ed an air raid alert early M, T, W, Th, F Monday Wednesday 4—credit, meeting today as RAF night bomb¬ Tuesday ers apparently followed up a re¬ M, T, Th, F Thursday 3—credit, meeting cord American-led daylight as¬ M, W, F Monday Wednesday sault of 7,000 sorties against fort¬ 3—credit, meeting ress Europe. Tuesday The German DNB T, Th, S agency 2-credit, meeting broadcast that Aachen, Rhine Tuesday valley industrial center and rail¬ T, Th Thursday way city 35 miles west of Cologne, was heavily raided overnight while "nuisance raid¬ Players to Hold Final CHURCHILL ers" dropped some bombs on Berlin. Meeting of Year in (continued from page l) A target of Flying Fortress College Auditorium ft That Marshal Tito of Yuto bombs Wednesday, the German Studio Theater will hold its slavia was sending a person capital was warned by the Nazi American engineers clear the rubble from the Appian Way al radio of the approach of night under a railroad bridge near Itri, Italy, as the new Allied of¬ final meeting of the year tonight In military representative order herl at 7:15 in room 49 of College "that all force raiders shortly after midnight. fensive continues to drive the Germans backward. auditorium, according to Pres. Yugoslavia may be united linde It was the eleventh American Peg Bradbury, Detroit junior. the military direction of Mar raid on Berlin. Business for the evening will shal Tito to expel tlie Hitlcri' From the Atlantic wall to La Cofradia Presenter Una Comedia consist of the election of officers invaders." points deep in the Balkans, more for next year and the presenta¬ than 5,500 tons of explosives Mexicana Durante la Fiesta tion of two one-act plays. Churchill's suggestion for , were dropped by British-based The first play is an English post-war organization somewhi. Members of La Cofradia, Span¬ nnd Italy-based squadrons in the ish honorary, will present a comedy, directed by Lois Ban- similar to the old league of na daylight attacks. Spanish play, "Don Enrique Va Germans Fear Break zet, East Lansing junior, and tlons but armed to the teeti Seventy-seven German fight¬ A los Estados Unidos", in the featuring Shirley Caswell, Marty against breakers of the peao ers were shot down in fierce sky Little Theater of the Home Ec¬ In Five-Week Lull Mosher, and Maxine Elliott, all was this: battles along the route to Ber¬ East Lansing sophomores, in the I onomics building Friday at 8 p. on Russian Front A "world council" made uj lin, which was attacked by a feminine roles, with William ■ ■ of the strong force of Flying Fortresses LONDON, Thursday, May 25 big victors -the Unit Latin American talent will Thielecke, Escanaba sophomore, ed from above a cloud cover, while (AP)—A Russian communique in the male lead. States, Britain and Hussia, fo combine with the play to com¬ example — to be actually from ali-British-based opera¬ early today announced that four A mystery comedy will pro¬ tions by Americans 32 bombers prise a fiesta night. There will German attacks northwest of charge of keeping the peace b be no admission charge, and vide entertainment for the se¬ and 16 fighters were missing, the Tiraspol, on the lower Dnester cond half of the meeting with maintaining all the force ncces everyone is welcome, according sary. to Pres. Alice Knott, Niles jun¬ river, were repelled yesterday Miss U.S. Strategic Air Forces an¬ Caswell as director. The nounced tonight. by Soviet artillery, mortar and cast includes Thielecke, Marie A Liberator wing pounced on ior. machine-gun fire. R h a m e, Detroit J A world assembly of The cast of the play includes sophomore; powers "wohse relation I the Paris area, undefended by The assaults cost the Germans Renee Scott, East Lansing sopho¬ the world executive or control Jean McComb, Lakcwood, O. the overmatched Nazi air force, 400 dead, 20 tanks and four self- more; Jim Sitar, Flint junior, ling power I am in no position! senior; Connie Campbell, Algon- and hammered enemy airfields at propelled guns, said the com¬ and Harold Greenberg. define." Melun and Orly to the south and ac sophomore; Janet Pullen, Jackson sophomore; Grace Leath munique recorded by the Soviet Creil to the northeast, making its monitor. erman, Lansing sophomore, and bomb runs against light to mo¬ Elsewhere along the eastern Nancy Harkness, Grand Rapids battle front the five-week lull in derate flak. freshman. Also included in the cast are major fighting continued but the In a gigantic co-ordinated as¬ sault, Allied bombers and fight¬ Anita Baker, Grand Blanc jun¬ ers from bases in Italy flew 2,700 ior; Kay Roehm, East Lansing Germans said a renewal of pow¬ erful assaults by the Red army LAST CHANCE sorties, striking in the vicinty of junior; and Dorothy Geyer, Sag¬ could be expected momentarily. Vienna, at rail links in northern inaw junior. Other members of In sporadic stabs by patrols Italy and at other targets in Aus- the organization included in the tria and Yugoslvla. and reconnaissance outfits yes¬ terday the Russian communique This Week cast are Esther Erickson, Jack¬ recorded by the Soviet monitor son sophomore, and Shirley announced that 27 German Brigham, Traverse City sopho¬ Music Honorary more. tanks and self-propelled guns to turn in names and address if you In charge of the program is were destroyed. The communi¬ to Give Concert Prof. Stanley E. Howell, assis¬ que also announced destruction ted by Mrs. *Bevin and Evelyn of nine enemy planes. wish your Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia, na¬ Tussing. East Lansing senior. Wolverine sent. Turn in tional music will Committees cooperating are fraternity, APO to Conduct Poll present u program of American publicity, headed by Ginna Fel¬ Wolverine to Office, Union Annex. music Sunday at 4 p. m. in the lows, Music auditorium. and Birmingham sophomore, programs, supervised by on College Activities Since the purpose of the or¬ Corrine Knoth, Onekema sopho¬ Alpha Phi Omega will conduct ganization is promotion of comp¬ more. Jean Barnes Potter, De¬ a poll today and tomorrow to osition among Americans, the troit junior is in charge of the discover what the students want program wil consist of numbers make-up committee, and Esther to do on weekends. by American musicians. Erickson and Shirley Brigham Questionaires wil be available Wolverines Will be Out Romeo Tata, Julius Stulberg are heading properties. in the lower deck of the Union and Roy Underwood, all mem¬ Added entertainment will be from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. both days, bers of the music faculty, will provided by Teresa Gadaleto, according to John Samuelson, start the program with "Suite Lansing sophomore, who will Farmington sophomore, and the First Week of June Antique" by Albert Stoessel. sing. She will be accompanied Richard Henderson, Detroit Robert Arendshorst, Holland by Ligia Simons, Colon, Pana¬ freshman, co-chairmen. senior, will sing songs by Ern¬ ma sophomore. Several Latin Questions will cover such sub¬ est Charles, Campbell - Tipton American dances will be per¬ jects as dances, dorm parties, and Charles Marsh. formed by Miss Gadaleto and student club parties, sports, lec¬ Herbert Elwell's "Piano Son- her partner, Ricardo Salazar, ture-concert series, and student GET YOVR'S NOW! ato" will be played by William Panama freshman. music recitals. Buchanan, East Lansing senior piano major. Concluding the program, Tata, Stulberg and Keith Stein, professor of music, will play a suite in four parts by Randall Thompson. - ORPHEUM - Pay by- The concert is open to every¬ Cash — TODAY AND FRIDAY - one free of admission. Room Deposit Dennis O'Keefe — Marco Jams Ellison — Francos Deo Katharine Gibbs "LEOPARD "I WALKED WITH Military Deposit MAN" A ZOMBIE" COD Opportunities • A college girt with — SATURDAY ONLY — Gtbl* training U pre¬ pared for a top accreta- "Duke of West Point" with Louis Hayward, rtal position. Booklet, "Glbba Girls at Work." gives pertinent Informa¬ Joan Fontaine — also, Bill Elliott in "The Man tion about Katharine Glbba opportunities. From Thunder River" For a copy, address College Course Dean. SUNDAY — MONDAY TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Gene Autry Elwui G. Kabinson Pjatharine Qibbs "Mexicali Rose" — Edmund Lowe "Destroyer" Lope VeJea — _ Eddie Albert WOLVERINE "Dangerous Blondes" "Ladies' Day"