Bomb* Over Plowd Month End Finale Hits Nazi Rail, Oil Centers in Romania Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College LONDON, May 31 (AP)—Powerful forces of VOL. 33Z, 333 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1044 between No. 170 :>,200 and 3,500 American heavy bombers and Afthters from west and south bombarded four German railway Hannah Calls Allies (( titers and the Nazi oil source at Ploesti in Romania -♦today in a thunderous Anale Smash Fortress | for a month which saw Convo on Allied planes Ay a record* on Outskirts of Rome Basic College Today's breaking 148,000 sorties. In skies virtually clear of the enemy and at n coat of one homltor and four flKhtcra, from Curriculum to Re Subject Troop* Approarh Pope'* Cantel Gamlolfo ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. llomr NAPLES, May .11 Campus 750 to 1,000 American weights from Britain pounded crowded railway yardx at Oanabruck, Schwcrte and Soext heavy¬ llamm, of I'reaiflenfa Talk to Students —American and Briti«h troops drove into Rome'ti (AP) dewemtea with increased fury today and smashed to a point west of Velletri, a key fortress in the Nazi's outer through — tranx|Kirt center* Ju*t Inalde All civilian students of powerful new mountain Germany which feed Ute coaital ,, . Fair Exchange defenae zones. the college will be excused Council Officers line before the ferenul city. An example of the kind of a For the fourth conaecutlve day from classes at 9 a. m. to¬ Allied troops who ad¬ professor that students love to more than 1,200 cort hut fishier* flew cx- morrow for the second gen¬ W ill Tuke Costs vanced through deadly fire have was slven by a chem lab flndins no oppoaltlon In and repulsed savage counterat¬ the idr they swooped down and eral convocation of the term instructor Monday. The profes. in tack* west of Velletri were x«,r had an afternoon lab section ahot up more than 35 locomo¬ College auditorium, Pre*. John Fall Term ported to have reached a point re¬ tive* and aircraft parked on air¬ Hannah announced fur an advanced chem course. yesterday. within xix miles of the drome*. In order that students Aim Bibbiila, Buffalo, N. Y Pope's Monday, one of the may summer home at Cnstel Candol- N* Allied lama better understand the revised .funic,r, will serve as president of fo and within bright young ladles of approximately 18 Late In the day Thunderbolt educational Student council next year fol¬ mites of flame. Super hi* clnaa marched up to program which goes Sulm him and announced that arid Lightning flshter-bomtierx Into effect next frill term, Han¬ lowing elections held Monday British forces driving up from ahe hod a car for the attacklns two weatern German nah will discus* the night at a dinner meeting of all the south, on the coastal day, airdrome* atruck the flrxt reorganiza¬ present and newly elected mem¬ flank and that If he would excuse the alzc- tion a* it will affect present of the 25 mile battle line be¬ bers of council. class she would take them all ablc flshter oppoaltlon, 30 FW- State students arid as it will af¬ Bibbins was fore the Italian 100*. and ahot down five without fect entering freshmen. An chosen to represent the Ag di¬ capital, were swimming. After a few minute* loaa op¬ edging forward through thiek to themaelvca. vision two weeks ago. pondering the Instructor ugreed portunity to ask question* will Chosen as vice-president was mine Held* south of PeMarella and they packed up and went to Smoke cloud* viaihle for mile* be afforded if the audience so Nuova, which is 14 miles due rolled up from the I'loexti Held* desires. Ed Wallace, Hartford, Lake Lansing for a dip. Conn., south of the edge of Rome. after upward of 750 Fortreaaea Hannah ] junior Vet student who was elrc- Nazi force* entrusted with the | and IJ be ra tor* from Italy drop- will leave hope* that students l ted previously as the reprnscnta- immediate job of stemming the the convocation un- tive of the Vet division. ped their cargoes of destruction, Fifth army'* assault until , . . Two of a Kind hittlng at least one major re- better and able to | derstanding their own status] flibbin* succeeds Gordon fluc- bulk of Field Marshal the inform cor- schen, Pigeon junior, as president Albert A case of mMaken finery. It wa* the third straight rectly KesNclring'* 10th army could be Identity day of big bomber any person* interested in | of the organization. The new ha* deprived Virginia attack on ccn- the curricula withdrawn from the broken Hit¬ Atkinson, tral changes. Because head is president of Sigma Nu; ( Irveland Heights, O.. sopho¬ LittleEurope from the south. of the Importance of the subject! member of Blue Key, junior and ler line, continued to otTer des¬ more of her summer Opposition to each individual. Hannah perate resistance all the shoes, tjhe way air] stressed that every student is ex. j senior men's honorary. urate home asking her mother While the Mediterranean Alphu from Valmontone to the sea. raiders met enemy fighter* and I /eta. Ag honorary arid a member An Allied to send her brown and peeled to attend. communique .-aid "it white of the opera back with the rest of her heavy flak, the blows from Bri-] student-fuculty social is now cleur the jn addition to the president's enemy intends tain caught the German air force committee. . to hold tfiis line at all laundry. Her laundry arrived, talk, the music department will I touts." she rummaged through It with its guard down and met Helen Ficher, Grand Haven All available German look- little provide some brief entertain- sophomore, was elected secre¬ troops ins for the shoes. Her search opposition from the ground! mcnt at have been thrown into the or air. Some the beginning of the tary-treasurer of the council. and it has become line, was fruitless. Upon closer ex¬ plane* flew j hour. Mis* Fisher plain, a head¬ is the divisional rep¬ amination of- Its contents she through great cloud banks and quarters spokesman had to use overcast j A„ and m|xw| r|„**es resentative from Applied Sci¬ ed, acknowledg¬ found s pslr of specs, but the bombing | wl„ that only a very powerful ence. technique. excu(lcd „ tomorrow drive will split it open. All four wrong kind. They were brown ". i. » , | morning so that students may at- Retiring officers of the organ¬ ,, , key strongpointx and white sun glaases. V for,M Ve«T draw off posible fighter 1" pack* i Convocation. The pro- ization arc Hueichen; Anne Ki¬ Valmontone, in Velletri, the line— gram should not el ridge, Grosse Pointe Iwmuvio and raked an enemy air base at run over into junior, and Campolene—have the next vice-president, and Helen Mun- been Luxuil, about 200 mile* east and hour, Hannah added. under fierce nssault for *rveral Sororities to Vie xouth of Paris in the old French cie, East Lansing junior aa sec¬ retary-treasurer. days and fast are being turned Maginot line. into smoking ruin* by masted Other council members, in a«]T for Sing Aivard Wave* of tactical bombers and Dance to be Final dition to the remaining division¬ Allied artillery. fighters kept up the unrelenting al representatives are members Allied airmen took a continu¬ ing toll of enemy troops and in Band Shell attack* on the They rumbled over the channel invasion coast. Senior Function ; rum PanHellenic, Interfratern- transport* withdrawing before ity council, Interfaith council, the for three hours, one formation Eighth army. Top singers of the national ! Graduating seniors will pre- CDC, AWS. State News, Union requiring a half hour to pass. I sent Board, women's dorrns and their last locial function wo¬ lororitleg on campus will com¬ pete for the possession of the cup I Saturday evening when they will men's cooperatives. Bike Rules Fowled | Peace awarded annually by PanHel- Agreement , sponsor the commencement dance in the Union ballroom lenic council to the best formers at the sing, which wil per¬ to Unite Powers from 0 to 12 p.rri. Brandt, Van A ken Get by Police Chief be held tomorrow at I Gene Devine'i orchestra will in the band shell. 0:30 p-m. WASHINGTON, May 31 (AP) ] informal and play for the dance which will be ^ Board of Ag Awards In order to cle traffic in improve the bicy¬ East _ , . open to all -'* lasses j At Senior Swingout loosing the fudges include M. W. Mcln- —The four . leading Allied pow- as well as air force men, accord- following regulation* have been tire, music director at Lansing ers are believed by informed of- 1 ing to Co-chairmen Nancy Gray- put into effect as stated by R. W, flcials here tonight to see eye to Alice VanAken, Eaton Rapids, Rogers, chief are in charge of entertainment' Also featured at the swingout for a ceremonies. do come up may be focused in- while publicity is being handled ceremonies last night were talks distance of 200 feet. The concert will take place in itially on the question of how to by Barbara Baliard, East Lan- by Pres. John A. Hannah and the band shell unless rain ne¬ cessitates the use of College apply police force. sing, and Kay Riney, Detroit. Glen O. Stewart. auditorium. A small number of seats will be provided, however, none of these will be reserved. Research Pins Doivn Causes of Tooth Decay TODAY— Conclusive proof that heredity, breeding resulted in the develop- ng with the two Michigan State La MraHa, 5 p. no. is a factor In tooth decay has ] ment of two strains of rats, one men on this problem. Hannah Holds Senior been provided through expert- a susceptible strain which show- Other* Use Bate Org. ras 1, Vnk* m»nt« heme conducted on cam- ed cavities early, and other a re- ments being conducted on cam The two strains of rats devel¬ Big Skier C. until. 5 P. m. Reception Tonight pus with rats, by Dr. H. R. Hunt, sistant strain which developed oped in the experiments con¬ 1 Dska saars head of the department of zo¬ decay much later. ducted here are used for studies Pres. and Mrs. John A. in other universities, as well. Dr. Sigma CM pledges, 8:38 Mi Hannah will honor the senior ology, and Dr. Carl A. Hoppert, The process was continued un¬ R. professor of chemistry. W. Harrison, dean of the Di¬ class tonight in the Union til it has now reached the thir¬ In February, 1937, the experi¬ vision of Biology at the Univers¬ DeMa Zcta. 7 p. as. ballroom from 7:30 to 10, teenth generation of the suscep¬ ments were begun on a random ity of Chicago, is working on the Apart*" mm Larry Frymire, Chicago, HI., tible line, which shows tooth de- chemical constitution of the ani¬ class president anounced. collection of 119 rats, fed on a cay at about 25 days, and the; mal's teeth, and the Christian fellowship. 7 p. aa. The President's reception is diet of rice and powdered whole tenth generation of the resistant' University Ill Vsha asm an annual »*»ic milk, alfalfa leaf meal and salt. line, which develops dental cav¬ of Wisconsin is doing research on to which all the effect of diet on tooth decay. Phi DeK pledges, 7 Within 40 or 50 days, some of ities after about 210 p. m. 4-aduating seniors and fac¬ days. State's project has been fi¬ the animals developed cavities, 19 (Maw aaaex ulty members are invited. Strangely enough, the experi¬ nanced by the National Research while others were free from PanHel eonell, 7 p. no. Frymire said that it is to be an informal function and tooth decay for considerably ments conducted show that diet council, the American Philceo- Org, raa. Z, (Man over 100 days. is just as important a factor as phical*society, and is now being refreshments will be served. Two Strains Bred heredity. Dr. Philip Jay, of the supported by the American Col¬ Scalar retrptka. 7:38 p. aa. A process of selection and University of Michigan, is work- lege of Dentists.1 L'aiaa hsllrssm * j- " -Vy L&jSisafe*. ■ Thursday, jUn«. t, 1944 Grin and Bear It By Licluy HMKMJTtlE NEWS /n Campus 'M html a* m»Mhi mM> at Um nMH«„kil Unht, Mkh. haM aa troond «aar at a*M «U| at Bake WalMas A nam, mm S. PaMkhad dally mamt Waaiav a at Matvday swkgs tarlas tha rasnkr OCIm aahaal Quarters By BO ROWLAND AND pJ^wSLkSTeed fotntans SSmfcws dw^w-nwemmtan W Ms NANCY Aamkaa mm oMaS ha* atndaek at Mehlsaa Mala aaltw*. aaaaaaawtaa *aa mimm «a*aanama a* „ T!l!l>-'i' -°*P—*■»»»*—k» M-aI i » ■ J- - ■— "■'■J 2^"^ NltKMMI AflfVMK tNI Vice, K -M (Hi «SO Mad mom Ava. Ntw Vomk. N.Y. ta* rmi W —Pi II.M p*e_ry »* IT IS STRANGE how Memorial Day always turns out to be such a blessing to students. m. a • aaciaa • ta* Im*n • a*a taaaaws «a'ha« awtlaa ta arnktaa. HJIpw They either find added hours for ~~ dreams which they have missed i or m assooiatvd rufia out on all term (perhaps all i k amtasBrtk aatitM t* tfea aaa tar lasaSHcaUaa at aM year) or they snatch the time to < <*¥aa sat idtamks iiidkri ta tak Wr as* aMa M* whip off six term papers. On the othor hand, there arc a lot of sun burned fares, so SAWWA»A*ViBWMl»OWKVA B*a?n!m*ltanMmr. maybe the luckier ones laughed CdMartal Mwar /AMI MILLAR at heat waves while swimming "nm ■ wn in real waves. However, the steam that has been rising has brought great news of rings and pins and has brightened the tone of wedding bells to take minds off school and parched throats. Ava Jean Humphrey, Alpha Phi, surprised everyone with a diamond ring which she receiv¬ ed from L.t. Jumos Hupp, USAAF, who recently received Br i. 8. frame taken some business trips to his commission. A. J. left last Professor of Mathematics Florida. week for Aluhnma to attend In the spring of 1042, Dr. C. Jim's graduation exercises. Lieu¬ PRIOR to last summer, four members of the mathema¬ tics stall' at Michigan State C. Hurd, assistant professor of mathematics at M»SC, received tenant Hupp, who is now on lenve, will return to Alabama college were on leaves of ab¬ a commission in the United Kunduy for duty. sence to carry on essential work States coast guard reserve, and Sac Carrier. Sigma Nu, has in connection with the war ef¬ was sent to the United States excellent reason for Jolly smiles fort. Since the AST program coast guard academy at New because Saturday night he pass¬ was curtailed, three more have London, Conn. When Inst heard ed his white star to Mary Kelly, also been granted leaves of ab¬ from he was a full lieutenant Alpha Gam. sence for the duration of the war and acting head of the depart¬ Beth Loncrgan, also an Alpha "Yeah!—It's a big long letter—Mu wife pot a new out/if and ment' of mathematics. describe* U!" emergency. Gam, surprised everyone Tues¬ A year later, in the lprtng of day with the announcement that The report spread that some IMS. Dr. G. B. Vanfiehaaek, also she and Ens. Ed t.'avnnaugh, Sig¬ mathematicians were available an assistant professor at MMC ma Nu '43, will lie married for employment, and many firms received a commission In the sometime in June, navy permit¬ have been offering to pay trans- navy as lieutenant (Jar> and was ting. l>ortntion expenses for an inter¬ ordered to active duty in the The second Delta Upsllon pin view and have also been mak¬ Stale of Waahington. His duties ing tempting salary offers to se¬ have Involved the teaching of in the fro rench the Alpha Gum house Personal Leathcrwarc past 10 duys was brought cure trained mathematicians. mathematics, but although It Is back from Pontlac by Barbara The need for mathematically known thai he has been In the Hoard and was given to her by trained Investigators in the ap¬ Aleutians, his present location Lt. Fred Poole, of the army air plied field Is already recognized, and assignment are not hnown forces, who was graduated from and is likely to continue after to us. the war emergency. Without in nny wny detracting the University of Michigan. • For (Graduation Still with the Alpha Gams, The details or what these men from the heroic contributions of Linda Weber wus awarded the are doing Is cloaked In military the men who do the foot work scholarship cup and Joy Randall secrecy. But we do hear from them from time to Umr. The and hand work in our armed ser¬ vices, it must he realized that Rowe the activities cup ut Kouhder's day broukfast held a • For Father's Day i in first to loave us was Dr. A. C. this*war is more than ever a the Forestry cabin Tuesday. Cohen. Jr., who was a captain scientists' war, and that applied Betty Ann Wendland, Alpha In the reserves In 1941 when he mathematics is one of the sci¬ Phi, disturbed the peace of Sat¬ was called to duty. ences which is called upon to urday evening when she came solve many of the difficult prob¬ in all weighted down Willi a As a trained statistician he lems which arise in mechaniz¬ Psi U pin from Dick Curtis. Dick was snapped up for work in ed warfare. is former State student' now quality control a the Picatinny Two a Belts arsenal. While there he wrote mathematicians from stationed at tiic University of n manual on quality control. Michigan State college. Dr. C. Michigan with the marines. When last hoard from he was a P. Wells and Dr. B. II. Bissinger. A recent news flash brought and have recently been granted word of the marriage of Marvis major doing statistical work at leaves of absence to carry on an Laline Tuoley, East Lansing, and the Aberdeen proving grounda in Buckles connection with powder manu¬ important work in the applied A/C Frederick R. Gillen, May mathematics group of the divi¬ 13 in the post facture. chapel of Altus sion of war research, the exact army air field. Altus, Okla. Next to leave was Dr. Richar A/C Choice nature of which is confidential. Leather Belts Both, associate professor of See—QUARTERS—Page « In a different capacity, Dr. E. - - - all widths and mathematics, who was called to T. Waimers has been grunted a sizes. do mathematical work of a se¬ Tongue and in¬ leave of absence to serve as a "The Wooda of cret nature under the auspices of itial buckles. Packed the National Research council. mathematician in the flight re¬ the Tewn" in attractive gift boxes. He has been working at Prince¬ search division of the Bell Air¬ craft company. In the same com¬ MATINEE AT SsM PJR. ton, N. J„ and is known to have pany, but in the engineering di¬ vision, are ' two other former classified ads Michigan State teachers mathematics, Dr. J. Van Look- of hwyaen and Dr. V. Morkovln. EVEN. M-Mir, M. LOST At the Curia Wright plant in MONDAY NIGHT at Byrnm. 1 think, Bkffala. la aaaritar farmer M8C rmall tan leather pura*. Plans* return STARTS FRIDAY a Dr. E. E. to Nten at Stat* Nava affka. Ik HROWN LEATHER jacket with nip- for the federal government h r naajr Old. Hall. Call MMt. riiU ansthar former malhomaltn SHELL SIMM En slawm Saturday Mm an M8C grad¬ ■namlna near Union. Phon* t-2»16. «k uate, Sam Stewart. for Folly. »* Students often ask the ques¬ FAIR PINK afcail-rfcaanad elaaaa* In tion "How can a man do research Letter brown laathar cam. Nam* tn ease. Call in mathematics?" The answer IU4S11. Rcbcca Burton. lTl-tR-in depends of course on the cali¬ Cases ber of the mathematician. That SATURDAY NIGHT on Rhinestone hraaolat. Reward. research is being done is evi¬ Long, slender, cases Mildred Mill. denced by the fact that almost . for letters, paper 10,000 research articles from , cards and 190 mathematical journals Fine leathers DESIRABLE ROOMS for (net have been reviewed in the ... initialed free. ■man. Sanunar term. Approved k Mathematical Reviews since its FWnaant meant awn anmaadtnaa HI Ann * Phone 9-tStl See—FACULTY—Page 4 10.00 Graduation Gifts at the Marjorie Dee Shop .... ^ . hurw'Vi '"*• ****** Skeleton Track Team to Run Stage Crew Plans Diamond Squad Prepares tot Last iu State AAU at Ypsilanti Wagon Sets f»r Home Till After Term Production Spartans will begin prepara¬ back Losing to Custer 'oiir ThlnchHlt to Journey to Annual Meet tions tonight for their lust homo to get four. Another throe runs were add¬ Quick changes of scls gnmo Saturday at 3 p.m. when Four Spartan trackmen will go to Ypsilantl Saturday by wa¬ gon stages will be Innovated id Coach John Knhsput his ed to the ormy total In the sc. squad cond, but the Spartans forged ,, compete In the Michigan AAU meet sponsored by the the play production of "Letters through their paces for tho last into the lead m their hntf oi the k'troit police department, Coach Karl Schlademan an¬ to Lucerne," all-college spring time In East Lansing. State took inning with five runs. term play to be staged June one of the worst ion need. 7 walloppings in They stuyod in the lend in the and fi, C. H. Nlckle, history from fort Custer In The four to make the trip will he Bob stage direc¬ third frame for no runs crossed Moahor, (irand tor, stated. Tuesday's game, going down by tiie pinto for either side, Hut laven freshman; Bob Price,* - - — Wagon stages enable the 13- a score of 28 to 12. from the fourth on the army men lehling «°Pho»nore; Tom SlHirUmS haiul crew to move the second of jcoyhagen, Detroit fresh- Sclwdulf two sets on stage In Tho Custer men colluctod 23 two mi¬ tilts off five Spartan pitchers. had it virtually their own The Spnrtans perked way. - up to col¬ nutes. The set, moved on n. and Harold McMack- Kansas State stage Yorllng opened on the mound for lect five runs in the sevrodh Inn¬ i, Howell freshman, for on a 30-foot platform, Is set up Inside set one and moved olT- State, was replaced iu the se¬ cond by Krestel. Krestel was re¬ ing. fsitter Outstanding Contest Oct. 14 sluge for the third act. moved in favor of Coucy in the Outstanding entry of the four Set one of the piny depicts the klxlh frame. .Coucy lusled until Srnalr Group* Argue State has added another grid¬ assembly room in a the ninth when Ashley and HI tie Moiher, according to gil ls' school ihladeinnn. Moahor is n inld- iron foe to its schedule for this in Switzerland. Set two depicts Justcma were both needed to re¬ Over Amend men! fall. Kansas State, member of n blue dormer „• distance runner and may run room for six se¬ tire tho army team in the lust .,11,or the 440 or the MO. He art the big six conference, bus l»con nior girls at the school. Inning. WASHINGTON, May 31 n, a necessity for middle dis- honorary frater¬ mre running. He declared, University of Maryland at East nity. Knvever, that both Mosher and Lansing in an Armistice day but¬ should place. tle, Saturday, Nov. 11, and will The chief reason for pnrticipn- 4 to Journey to Columbia, Mo., Nov. Tiger* Defeat Yanks meet another big six team, on tinner"* Home Run xi in the meet is to give the ,eii Mime experience in intercol- the University of Missouri. DETROIT, Muy 31 (AIM—Util¬ Fresh Flowers Budding Kuite running. None of the four ity Inllclder Albert Unscr s had any previous collcgo Fraornity Award (iocs mered a four-run homer ham¬ with m petition. two out in the ninth Inning to. on Chief contender for the AAU lo Miidulyii Warren duy to give the Detroit Tiger your lr is exi>ected to be the De¬ Mudalyn Warren, South Haven a ti to 2 victory over the New nt police team. Western Mieh- junior, has been selected us the York Yankees for u third straight most outstanding junior woman „jn rollcge is also entered in triumpti over the champions. he meet. U. of M. is not going student In the held of history The Tigers thus extended their and political science, the history participate. department announced yesterday. winning streak to live games. Detroit was trailing 2 to 1 go¬ Dean L. C. Emmons will pre¬ ing into the ninth and Rookie EARS sent Miss Warren witli an award Waller Dubicl, who had pitched of *25 for exceptional work in a—.four-hitter, seemingly had her field. The award is sponsored things under control. Hut an er¬ annually by Chi Omega frater¬ ror by Shortstop Mike Milosc- nity. vlch set off a five-run rally, New, delieute, handmade ear¬ ring* of liny nIii-II* tinted with Records Victor TICKETS ARE READY! pretty pastel* in pink, baby Bltiebird f»r blue, yellow, white, lime, Columbia green, black, lawny bronze, Decca — Okeh "LETTERS TO LUCERNE" and chrysanthemum brown. Fopnlar The Spring Term Play Mounted oil pla*tic lyase*, and Clasaical Wednesday 8:15 P. M. Thursday they're perfeet for your print* June 7 June 8 ami cotton*. Sheet Mad* and FAIRCHILD THEATER Instruction Hooka Musical Instruments A Cast of Fourteen Spartans in a Thrilling Drama of War and Women! Bock tho Attack Boy Mom Bonis Tickets (Plus Tax) At Union Dosk, Administration Building All Seats Are Reserved Butid'g Music House mi • Everything In Music" Don't Be Disappointed. Get Those Ml S. Wash. Ave. TA 4-M15 Tickets TODAY! All-College Senior Commencement Dance Saturday, June 3 $1.20 per couple Tut Included 9-12 Semi - Formal Gene Devine's Orchestra Union BaHoom i, m Instructor Jmt - FACULTY to Take I Reds Repulse (Continued from Page X) Inception in 1040. l*S WORLD Leave of AWm.e A leave of absent Nazi Forces ' There is no hard and fast line has i i: between pure and applied mathe¬ GREEN SPLASH realize the responsibilities of the granted to John A. v,,,. ""<8 of a Members of Green Splash will big sister. The meeting will be geology department In urtUr tkj M matics. The pure mathematics in Romania 5- — - . of yesterday becomes the ap¬ have a picnic and canoe trip held in Music auditorium at 6 he may work win, u„. s,,,, ^ plied mathematics of tomorrow, Tuesday, June «. Women who p.m. company in Texas ' 11 ♦ ? if! Air, Tank Battle* Rage and conversely, many problems wish to go should sign in the wo¬ TOWN GIRLS arising In applied sciences are man's gym before S p. m. to¬ . He will be in the ,.ii „r(., Town girls will have their reg¬ tlon division, workup V fJ | "11' | the basis for extensive invest!, day. ular luncheon meeting In their Along Eastern Front gallons In puro mathematics. The group will meet at the lounge this noon, according to iginalfield. The d, creased production „ fields In , • J fjf'« ;, *, ; in German Push Some of the new women's gym at 5. They expect Marguret Rendall. Lansing jun¬ petroleum hus result,.,| ' VI which mathematics is being ap¬ to return by 9 p.m. transfer. m hl ior, LONDON, Thursday, June plied today arc in the study of BIG 8ISTERS I'-T'i 1 (Al') — Large German elasticity and plasticity, in fluid Mabel Peterson, housing sup¬ FRESHMAN WEEK Women in charge of Freshman Young has been at State for five \,.„ t>,- „ J® i-4 i ,; dynamics and the design of air¬ ervisor, will be the speaker at forces continued to attack planes. the training meeting today of all Week activities for big sister come from 1 larval,i ,, \V: fiercely Russian lines north Statistics Is playing an In¬ women who signed up to be big council will meet in room 7 of of last In Romania yesterday but creasingly Important role In na¬ sisters for next year. the Union annex today at 9 p.m., was doing gradual.- sides geology he al-... ,, • , this connection, It is required that everyone Dorothy Englehardt, chairman force and AST1* i - ** • » -:{ were repulsed without advanc¬ tional life. In sea. ing "even one step" and left there la to be a week's confer¬ come to this meeting In order te announced. |i , *p < "thousands of dead" on the bat¬ ence In quality control en the tlefield, Moscow announced to¬ M8C campus beginning June 9, day. organised by Prof. W. D. Baton, which men from many Industries The enemy's losses were enor¬ will attend to learn statistical mous in the series of attacks and methods of controlling the qual¬ counter-attacks which raged ity of machine-made articles throughout the day, the Russians which most meet certain said In the broadcast supplement precise¬ ly defined measurements. nightly communique. For Graduation and Father's Day to their One other common student isK M IT Tank Battle Rage question is this: "What oppor¬ Giving an indication of the In¬ tunities are there in mathema¬ IM? tensity of the furious air and tics besides teaching?" Some tank battles which started Tues¬ hints for mathematicians on e day after a six-weeks lull on higher level have already been the main eastern front, Moscow given in this article. The fact reported knocking out 132 Ger¬ that mathematics on a first year man tanks and shooting down college level is also of impor f;| I 164 enemy planes in two days tance today is evidenced by the RfH' ' of lighting. fact that mathematics is one of The full meaning of the assault the fundamental remained obscure. Associated ed in the subjects requir¬ army air force and Press Correspondent Eddy Gil- AST > 'c. ' more in a dispatch from Moscow training programs. Statisticians are needed not said the Soviet press and radio i*'" ■A - * ■'■' ■ only in the advanced theoretical M:.: hod carried no stories from the work, .but in the applications of front lines and gave no elabor¬ statistics to problems in industry, ation on the communique. agriculture. engineering and No Changes on Front other fields. ft::' jPifi^ 5 Gilmore said the Nazi thrusts appeared designed at upsetting so A major in mathematics is a good preparation Soviet concentrations in that sec¬ search in theoretical chemistry, tor, rather than the beginning of physics, biology, economics, and al¬ for re- f a full-scale offensive, but added other sciences, where the litera¬ that it still was too early to soy ture is becoming increasingly definitely. strewn with derivatives and in¬ tegral signs which are baffling to the reader who is not familiar with the calculus. - Finally, mathematics is of suffi cient beauty and interest for its own sake, quite part from its ap. 1\ ; h ■ ■■■' plications, that a student who enjoys the subject, and who is k 1 coming to college to prepare for life and not merely to prepare to earn a living, might well con¬ sider a mathematics major as an integral part of a liberal educa¬ Fri., Sat., Sun. tion. SUNDAY MATINEE QUARTERS (Continued from Page 2) Gillen is from Jersey City, N. J., and is a graduate of Seaton Hall, Jersey City. They are residing at Frederick, Okla. ROOD RAFFEL1 There will be numerous smiles, happy tears, and congratula- in Dearborn Saturday when Jean Ptc 'SUtuUd - U AND HIS ORCHESTRA Rheinfrank, Kappa Kappa Gam¬ ma. and Bob Hawks. Delta Chi '43, will speak their marriage vows at 5 p. m. Shirts and Slacks The Kappas are in a double whirl because they also have an¬ Five All-Star Acts other wedding to attend Friday afternoon when Lois Luecht. '43 A luxurious poplin that's light and and Ens. Travis Pollack, Delta Sig, will be married in St. cool, yet durable and crush-resis¬ Johns. Kliii > The Kappa Deltas entertain¬ ed their prospective brides to tant. Designed by McGregor, in Phone 89934 be and recent brides at a des¬ sert bridge recently. 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