fOt VKTOKT ■ina MK-STIIVI MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of Weather Fair and continued rool VOL. 33z, 334 MichigatjfState College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1944 General Tells British Today's Of Defeated Army Closes In On Tilberg Jap Fleet After Capturing 'S Hertogenboseh mm Campus Americans Diaintrpriitc One .Nipponese Force Hods March On .^Dempsey's Forces Drive Germans Off Leyte Island To Outer Fortifications of ... Shot of Adrenalin KtiH^iuns Inviiilr City 'entity council, some- GEN. MAC ARTHUR'S Norway LONDON, Oct. 2f» (AP)—Hritisli second Ami Finish army forces, v,v.:ti counted by the lukewarm HDQ„ PHILIPPINES,, (1oii<|im-sI slashing westward in Holland behind a veritable wall of viv.'! .'lire of the college spir- Thursday, Oct. 26—(Via! armor and artillery fire, drove the of Trims* Ivniiia Germans back tonight t v.'.il «ti>tribute song booklets | Armv along a 16-mile front north and south T»f , ,,ii the women's dormitories Radio)—(AP)—De¬ the communica¬ feat of two Japanese naval forc¬ LONDON. Oct. 25 (API tions center of *S Hertogen¬ eecixding to John Hickey. j — — es converging on Leyte island in The Red tp my invaded secretary. Placed in the the east-central Norway j W illiam Primrose boseh and drove in swiftly coed mail boxes, it is Philippines and today and eaptured the 'on Til burg, another main Inr sharp advances by American prize j Campii* ho|xtd that the pocket ground troops on Leyte, where Artie port of Kirkenes and 3(1 M,.e booklets will be one Japanese force is disintegrat¬ other communities at the To He Peal it red 'enemy southwest of 'S bastion 12 miles irad'and sung in the dormitor- ing, were north-, Hertogenboseh. announced today by ern end of the { Lashing out' on the left flank, u>. 011 rumpus, and at organiza¬ Gen. Douglas MacArthur, the conquest of front, completed Oil Music Series j Lt. Gen. Sir Miles C. Dempsey's tion meetings. It might even be The Japanese fleet Transylvania in j approached the south, and powerful forces smashed the en- M-wcstni that they supplant the Philippine waters "in force" won 13 sLnng! William Primrose, viola virtu- cmy back six miles to the outer mir ls had a nose for news ro- British, infantry and armor including an Australian squad¬ had launched a violent new of¬ certs. One of the first to bring rrnth turned up some news that ron. and escort carriers. fensive northwest of the Narew! which liberated Boxtel, six miles scutli of 'S ieali> is worthy of special men¬ "The southern force compris¬ river between Warsaw aiul K..st Hertogenboseh. con¬ tion ing two battleships, one heavy Prussia. Beginning Monday, students tinued to push west along a rail- On duty in France with the cruiser, one light cruiser and and faculty members will have toad running to Enschnt and Til¬ arnn intelligence, Brandt found Moscow said only that Russian tour destroyers was burg. a map with German markings all completely and First Polish army units took; priority in the Union cafeteria. r It. After deciphering as routed," MacArthur reported. eleven rnuill towns in a Union Manager Finery (1. Fos¬ Heavy German movements ob¬ narrow tr.urh ii» he could, he turned it Remnants retreated westward arc served north ol immediately northwest ot ter announced today. The gen¬ Tilburg and Bre¬ etrr the Ilia her authorities who through Suriagao straits under Warsaw below tiie Narew. da indicated the enemy " was repeated air attack suffering eral public will not he allowed o>cn became greatly excited. It The invasion of mining his divisional headquar¬ M-mird that hr had stumbled on losses and damage. Norway and! in line until afler 5:15 p.m. ters and the clearance of Trans other administrative "Every ship was either sunk were lyvama i staffs out of tiie immediate a map shutt ing where the Xaiis of heavily damaged," said Mac- presented by the Russians' earh day. Students coming to path had concealed various and num-1 _ ^ as the day's top news, both oi General Dempsey's of tensive. rrout mines. "It wasn't Arthur". Allied'"hisses were dM- heralded being1 Ihe cafeteria after that time Canadians Approach Antwerp much." j trjbei1 by orders of the day! will have to wait In lines as h. reporv 'but I felt that 1 was 1 lls "extremely light." from Stalin and Canadian foices lighting to wjth several PT boats sunk or victory salutes! usual. dome some small part in this j Irom Moscow's cannon. clear the approaches to damaged and one destroyer datn- Antwerp In addition. Moscow announc¬ maintained their pressure both | aged. ed capture of another 50 the viola to the foreground as n' ' " il,'ca of Hie Uieskens imputa¬ tion renters in the mountains of solo instrument, lie is recogniz-i Rnvket on tiie south side of the Presidential Proclamation Restores eastern Czechoslovakia north- cd as the world's finest viola Schelde estuary and around Ber- i est and southeast of Mukaeevo. playcr. K«n tip Zoom, directly north of | Civilian Rights In Hawaiian Islands and the repulse of large German William Primrose was born in' forces trying to break out of the Glasgow, Scotland. Inheriting his i Antwerp. American "troops made some tight ixickct in southwest Latvia music ability from his father gains northeast B WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (API above Lirpuja. who,was a noted violin and viola, of France, capturing the villages of Epinal in Vi? —With the lifting of martial law player, at the age of ten. Prim-! Mortagne and Bifontaine after Radio II orhshop Show in Hawaii today by presidential The invasion of Hast Prussia lose made his first public ap-j >4 ran into a storm house-to-house lighting and the ••Si If ill Present French proclamation, civil government Nazi counterattacks a rfanaticnj o u n d pcarance us a soloist. i seventh army improved its po- ruled in thut In 1930 he joined the London1 sitions in the snowy I territory for the Gumbinnen and GolJap. Vosges alliedy by Moliere first time since the Japanese ai- j The •String quartet which was at thut mountains. Little more fury of the battli wns j tunc touring the United States. , tml than pa¬ tuck on Poik 1 Harbor. activity was reported from A Callaway, speech igrulicd by the statement of a In 1935 the group disbanded, the Moselle The proclamation also restored Russian military commentator on, and Primrose once more return- Met/,, valley front around will direct and play; • j tins weeks Radio an adaptation Doctor in Spite! wnit, cjoqihabeas corpus in continued of| whjt.h had created suspension Ha-J a controversy j the Moscow radio that 4hc Ger-jed to the concert stage as oil mans had lost-more than 300 soloist. When the NBC symphony auks in two days and were orchestra was formed in viola, 1931 - ■% Clul> Will Feature? , I he radio show will ami civilian of- ing men at Ihe rate of 3.W00 rod1 Primrose joined the group and fj , 4.(100 killed each day. tiorsday afternoon at aye I with it until 1942. er WKAR. i President Roosevelt simultan- tor in Spite of Him- vously issued an executive order Music Program i.i.-sical French come-J directing Secretary of War Stim- Members of the newly organiz¬ .11,in who bluffs his son to designate a military com- ed International club v ill meet ; ac awkward situa- i mander for Hawaii and af the ' .is forced upon him izing the commander to prescribe i author-j International center to¬ h wife. i» rs of the cast i the territory or any part as a morrow evening at 7:30 tor first fireside social. their i'B in-'military area whenever military Fntertainment will consist of : Starring, instructor j necessity exists, and spoken English, a program of recorded n usie, in- r i eluding Russian Suspension of the writs of ha- masterp.ccew and Barbara Barrett, Pa- beas I Latin-American popular pieces. • corpus led to a conflict be- i.'.cr. Robert Kanrins, tween Federal Judge Delbert E. George Drouth, a native of Rus- "i'. end James Har-■ Metzger and Lt. Gen. Robert (.'. i sia, will comment on the music c Sdter. Detroit grad- of his country, while the .via serve as assist-! Richardson, Jr., commanding Latin- general of the army's Hawaiian American numbers wil' be ex¬ I department. plained by Ligia Simoi s-Quiroz of Panama, and Ciro Mirtinez Judge Metzger had ruled that of I Spain Blames Kushia if the jurisdiction of civil courts Cuba. Later the club plans to invito • M°r< in the islands was restored in i\il Behellion small groups of students, as well part, as was done in 1943. it must as professors, to attend its fire¬ iw t ot iipi x.j be restored in full, including the side gatherings. Because-of In I" •>•• ' ■ -a today of VSSrXi»10 attempt- I granl a habcas corpu* limitations in the center, it is Impossible to invite the entire space rebellion in Spain student body. trthrow of the regime Chinese • - mo Francisco Fran- Educators to Visit College Wit mes between Spanish guerillas and Fran- The Institute of Foreign . TIME TABLE Studies will be host to two dis¬ uinuing, the con- •Jadrid over the possi- tinguished Chinese scholars early e in December, according to an an¬ TODAY— uprising might de- nouncement by Prof. S. La Uofradia, 5 p.m. a C. Lee, full-fledged civil director of the institute. Org. room 1. Union ■' liectcd in the govern- Dr. Timothy T. Lew, professor SWL radio. 5 p. in. mated press. pre »"«=»■ cf philosophy and psychology at 103 Union annex . patches accused Rus-; Yenching university, Peiping, —ArfociatcS Fsm 1'nuu, 1^, nded b* extremist pa-1 China, will be on campus for a GEN. DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR, at left, under whose Thcta Sigma Phi, 7 p.m. ,'"ail-v democratic coun- week, beginning Dec. 2, and Dr. command Allied forces began cn invasion of the International center Philip¬ 'arting a campaign "to Y. G. Chen, president of the Uni¬ pines Oct. 17, goes ashore in a landing crait recently at an un¬ Mortar Board. 7:15 p.m. *C4ne|cKrdaUon« between the versity of Nanking, will be here disclosed point in the Pacific after a journey aboard the Ameri¬ can cruiser Nashville, (background). Org. room 8, Union for a series of lectures from Dec. At right is the general's PanHeUenie council, IdttflttHJi. ' aide," Col. Lloyd Lehbras. 7:15 p.m.. 11 UaWnagnex \:- Thursday, October 26, 104! MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Vwo Grin and Bear It By Licit tv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS In Campus x Entered as second-class Offices located on ground matter at the post-office, East Lansing, Mich. floor of east wing of Union Building Annex, Quarters room 8. Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular By LEONE SEASTROM and DOROTHY LA MONT school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan State college. _ Telephone — College ■(•■ker Associated L.lkeiate Prsss E(lltorlal office „ . . - Phone 8-1511. Ext. 169; Business TS/tTH the oversupply of blank MrtiKNuo ro« national aovrntiiim a Office — Ext. 2A8. W bluobooks and the undersup- National Advertising Service, Inc. ply of cigsrets at the Union CtUtit PuhlubtnRepreunutm h> college csrrier to students; 13.00 desk we've been contemplating ago MacteoN Avs. New Vons. N. V- per year by college carrier to non- black-marketing our roll-your- ass • • So.t.■ . im asssus • ssa rasacisrsstudents own stock for a dependable V.EMBF.n OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS psych pony . . . but before doing The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication „ . ., . , of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper anything drastic wed better take and also the local nows published therein. All rights of publication on ., alljck glance at information not special dispatches herein are also reserved. ■ in the books . A. A. Applegate Thcla Jean Straith has - no Facility Adviser Barbara llennlson Manager Peg Mlddlemlvs Barbara Frarnside trouble at all with night cram¬ Advertising Manager . Kay Besemer ming since she began wearing a Night Fitltnr EDITORIAL STAFF beautiful left-handed sparkled to Assistant Fitllorv — KAY HFSFMKII. BF.TTY JO CORNISH, MARION Khare honors wiih the midnight IIECKFI.. JAN MOI'I'S. BARBARA JONKS. __ — — Ill SINFSS STAFF - — . oil.,. _ advertising manager. BEE BEARlNti — Contracts manager, following somritv meeting Assistant MADAI.VN WII.I.MENli — Circulation manager. JANE WAI.KEK. Monday. pa gem en tJean announced to I.t. her on- Bob I.iefenbach REPORTERS Leone Seastruin. I'ck Duhry Becky stahl. Dotie Von- 'be atair the corps, with former a surprise U. Virginia Mai-Donald. Eileen Oehlcr. Carolyn Kirk, Carolyn Karney. party I}, student, house, Lieutenant Dicf- Dnii. Wllma Frederick. Jean Jaivls. Ann Preston. Doris Welch, Lenta Calkins. ,,f Jaiu llelbt*. llelen Turnblom, Carroll Besemer. Barl.ara Newell. Harold ,.nbach ley Field. Vn. is now stationed at Lang- Iliirhtler. Pi n Humphrey Rings are getting to be com¬ FEATURE WRITERS Jim* mon things with the Alpha Xi Hmbura Owen. Margaret Ftwler Deltas these days. This week's Rtplnv. Virginia Rarfeeky. engagement announcement con- Shirley Tubbs Red-lcttcr Wanted . . . Intelligent Voters i ei ns tniin in her life is Kns. Lloyd Riv¬ •The paper would like a fenture story on how you attainco ets of Detroit. position of eminence In the industrial world, Mr. Snndgra- .To the student voters: Are you, as thoughtful Ameri¬ One ring may make it definite cans, voting for a particular party because you are ac¬ quainted with and believe in the principles and policies "1 ,u" ""ikes J'h'„er,sZ'!> it final-,nd that's chcMtVan.utorothC lor which it stands? Or are you voting for the party of your choice merely because you have grown up in the tra- n„,.f „f Detroit. since the couple THE WOMAN'S WORLD ditIon of that particular party at home? exchanged i dov m iioise, Ida., By MAY ANN MAJOR "What was good enough for grandpa is good enough yesterday for me" is not a valid basis on" which to vote, for plat- The Gamma Phis sinned up trnipht at 7 at the Into i lorms.and policies as well as foreign and domestic con- pms 'md put on their tiesi mortartheir hoard Rre center, 3 Faculty row. Ali tlitions change with the passing years. Indeed, if today we should vote as did grandpa, wars ami international vlniv*™irrxtoitheyMrsentertained Merck, whom .iameiT'atT Members of Mortrr Org. ' holding regular is evening at 7:15 m Board s meeting room and actives are requestor lend. Plans for the yea dinner. The tables were turned Union, Pres. Dorothy Jury tivitles will be discussed. relations would continue to be disturbed and peace re¬ last week, however, when thev main beyond our grasp. T*. JjT*' rT.!'"' TA OAM5IA Ml' •# T7 Shaw. IX'Iroit senior, announces, ed by ;-n informal di- with Prof, and Mrr. S I The newspapers and magazines are printing material i bridge tea Three rings and out this week has been elected president Joan Preutnun, Dctn>it Junior. j|E|) BIOS relevant to the candidates ml the parties, and through The Medical Biology i! and the last one goes to Amy Delta Gamma Mu, women's na¬ the radio alone can listen to the speeches as they are giv¬ meet today at 7:15 . . . laidge, Detroit sophomore of tional fencing honorary. Officers en. Thus, with a minimum of effort it is possible for the toriology building, am win* house, Giver m the gift assisting her are vice-president i.-j't*"iinor Hall, publicity <■: modern voter to know rnor thorughly the essentials of i . is C'pl. Tony (iurgano stationed Marilyn Johnson, Detroit sopho¬ Following the business this campaign of 1941. at Fort Knox. Ky.. with the tank more: and Secretary Mary Vin- Dr. Edward Devoreux ■ i Will yours be an intelligent or a hereditary vote on corps. Corporal Gargano was a ing, Greenville junior. former mod student at Wayne. Treasurer is- Nancy la-c Tra- t>> the group. Nov. 7?—B.Z. • That pledges are seen and not bue. Highland Park junior, and WOMEN'S RESIDENCES Any women s resident > heard is a thing of the past these publicity will bo handled by Ha - Offers Tutoring not sent a represen Alpha Gam neophytes hnra Elliott, Royal Oak supho- La; Towtt Guard Ajjain nays . are m-kmg a name tor them- more, the AWS office to pick ;!; hold lime-ration stamps and -iy; Reguhr meetings will Service in Freshman Subjects selve by starting a precedent in pledge activities. They'll enter- on Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m. Thr on which to attach to. tain two pledge representatives honorary is sponsoring WAA stamps should do so to Tower Guard, sophomore wo- Ann Shout/. Fxt. 61); Margaret I ruin each sorority at a blue jean i las: es to be held Monday tween 9 a.m. snd noon m men's honorary. Is offering its Wallace. Kxt. 80; and Virginia party tonight. through Thursday from 5 to 6 to 3 p.m. tutoring service again this year. White. Ext. 84. From the junior crop of ATOx 'J al,rl Thursday night from Librarian to Report receding to Pres. Peggy Frimo- Help with German mav be re¬ comes the announcement of new 7:15 to 8:15. oig. The following Ireshman sub¬ ceived from Margaret English, bosses Hubble Webster. Royal THANKSGIVING PERMISSION Jackson Townc, college jects will lie tutored to any one Ext. 87. Barbara Elliot, 8-3337; Oak sophomore, will give the Judiciary bo,;,d announces the an. will report on the "A Fuss. 2-4426; and Ruth requesting it ot these Tower Mary orders to fellow pledges while following permissions for the . Guard members. Knsk 8-2636. Detroit sophomore, Thanksgiving weekend: Wednes- Library assocition'.- , Mathematics instruction will English instruction will Lie takes note* and keep- track ot day. Nov. 22. all women wilt planning for college and he done by Peggy Frimottig, done by Bcity Ives. 8-3020; Ann j||t. (m ncvs-'Nuk Picc-i Mill- hove 12:30 a.m. permission. No •*'•>' libraries" on the sc-. B-2567, pin passing and ring missiun wi„ *M, (o). „.30' txt-i•>t »x». i Thursday night, Nov. 21. per- _ ^u, Rapids todayi through S; Tutoring in Spanish will he giving, this week the Phi Dclts 10 30 as on Sunday': Women jiilcrcd by Vet'da Hendrtckson, ottered by Judith Williams. break into the news by announc- who are absent from iT?- AST,! "TAKE IT lilt 8-2315; Virginia Collins. Fx 84; Dorothy Roberts. Ext. 89 jq — 8-3020; Jane Cade. 8-7994; and U-3020; Jane Cade. 8-7994; and .Nancy Wyugarden, 8-1084. iriih .1,' iietler *-nL—u 1,™ -mnounc- who msst-ssing "Vices one absent arc arc "A" coupon, from college required to rt nd in hand 'AY II Jack llal. FVEN. T-'i 1 _ F«encli instruction will be given dualities of all 2.. 1., ,2"? the Log-wigs of "A" «»upo» T1IKTA SIGMA PHI MAT. J p. m.. by Dorothy Hens, 8-7917 dogdum. Red is both full_ . grown Theta Sigma Phi, women's T ATE INFORMATION _ Help with history will be of- and housebroken journalism honorary, will meet ic-rtd by Margaret Vanderwall, 8 3020; Elinor Trelevan, Ext. 80; Starts Friday COFRADIA and Grelrhen Wright. 8-2519. LA man-in- 1 ary. a Cofradia. Spanish honor¬ will meet today at 5 p.m. in American Fifth Army ~i:r ORPHEUM c«^„ Can whi,e a resist Organisation room 1, Union, ac¬ cording to Pres. Alice Knott. fr|.. SAT.. OCT. 87-18 SUN. - MOV, OCT. 29-38 PP girl in lovet Take* Key Bastion "Look Who's Business to be discussed includes the election of a new secretary, HOME. Q?t. 25 (AP)—Ameri- "Captain Fury" plans for a weincr roast; prospec- ^ ^ army Uoops have cap¬ ., Laughing Brian theme-Victor McLaglen tive new members; and plans edgar bergen tunN| Monte BcUnontc, one of for tlte affiliation of the group tht bastions guarding the ciiARUE McCarthy Blazing Froutier" Buster Crabbe . with tlte national honorary. All approaches to Bologna, mcmbw s are requested to be pre- „fter a week of bitter fighting, qsns autry "VICTORY VEHICLES ' sent. the Allied high command an- A Disney Cartoon in Color "QhJ Susanna" . SKNIOR riCTURSS tiovfirced today. Scuiors not reedvtau their »P- On the Adriatic sectw British tcb8. wed., Oct. 81 Nov. I I polntmrnt card for their class eighth army units advanced an- - - THl RS. - FRL, NOV. 2-3 picture by the end of next week ( ther three miles without en- shculd itotlfy the Wolverine of- countering opposition, which too' "Gangway for "Follow the Baiid" fice or see Bethany Beardslee, dicated that the Germans may Tomorrow" classes edlter. at onee. he withdrawing to a new line of John Carrsdlne Leon Errcl, Mary Beth Hughes - Mario ORDER OF THE RAINBOW defense. The East Lansing assembly 32, "Texas" "Northwest Rangers" Order of the Rainbow for girls jhe Worchertcr Polytechnic BUI Holden, Claire Trevor James Craig, Patricia Dane will have a pancake supper in institute News figures that war- Glean Ford the Masopic temple at % p.m. to- busy students are working a "0.6 "TROUT"—A Sport Reel "PRACTICAL JOKER" A Pete COMEDY • NEWS morrow, according to Mrs, Sigrid hour week under the accelerated Late "News e« the Day* BattleStart COLOB CARTOON ..Pita. afJviMff. pogram. October 26, 1944 Tnurst Page Three M$C Geologist Helps Plan State Park in Upper Peninsula Prof. W. A. Kelly, of the col¬ lege geology department, is work¬ ing on a map of the Porcupine mountain area in the Upper Pen¬ insula, which will eventually be used by the state department of conservation in the establishment of a state park in Ontonagan and Gogebic counties. Working with aerial photo¬ graphs, to supplement first-hand information and visits to the area, Kelly's map will show not only streams, lakes, hills, and valleys, but also the elevation. When completed the park will include 75 to 100 square miles of virgin timber, the largest in the state. Many of the trees attain the height or 100 feet and are often more than 10 feet in cir¬ cumference. The highest point of elevation iiu-Miehigau is also in¬ cluded in this area. OPEN THURSDAY EVENING a(ob*oK» 115 East Grand River Avenue TILL 9 Welcome Visiting Teachers • Come in and browse around THIS ROSENBLUM WASHINGTON', Oct. 25 (API— MAN DESERVES , American superfortresses in me- Musouri game a ,iium force bombed the Jnpan- HIS FAME I cse aircraft assembly and repair i installations at Omuru. on Kyu- water" which some-; shu island, with "good" results >'is the ocean along today, the war department re¬ alised by millions ported. One of the big bombe:.s plants, according fj.ilrd to return, The minute you assistant profes- j The attack was carried out in | slip into at the University' daylight against a Roscnblum suit Omura targets you. located on the east coast of Omu¬ feel it's right. Should¬ ra bay, 12 miles northeast of Na¬ gasaki. ers, sleeves, lapels—all The airet aft assembly, repair' have the well and training installation com¬ disciplin¬ prises some 75 buildings and is ed tailoring that gives one of Japan's largest installa¬ tions of the kind. a suit its character. Kyushu is the southernmost of We don't pretend to the Japanese home islands. The *B-29°s encountered some fighter know how he does it. All resistance. Anti-aircraft lire over wc know is that when the targets was reportedly "mo¬ derate." you've once worn a suit by Rosenblum ^ i»il you our -.tore CLASSIFIED ADS won't be satisfied with suits by anyone for FOR SALE everything NATCRAL. oppossum coat. Si/e 14- else. 16. Excellent condition. Call 55M06 in music. 31-36 LOST 49.95 liMl Gwinn class ring, gold. James Sullivan. 8-283;t. 32-34-31 See uur sheet music LADIES green Shadier pen, prob¬ ably on Abbott road. Call 8-1360. Kathryn Clark. Reward. 32-33 |»ud record department BROWN SHAEFFER fountain pen On. campus. Name on pen. Call Ext. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 86. Elizabeth Lott. 2-' BUDGET PLAN. NO CHARGE for both -AS LONG AS FOUR MONTHS popular PAY. NEW CLASSIFIED and classical RATES music. One day -s-v ** Two days Three days — £>c B1''' Four days Five days , «• »J-°® 4** uagmaw Grand Rapids "Everything 1% Music" in advance, ae preferred pac¬ tion. Ann Arbor Grosse Pointc 318 S. Wash. Ave. 1 hone Union PHg. Annex, Room 8 4-MU . Telephone 8-1511 ExttSL |an Fashion Institution for 75 Years Thursday, October 2(5. iolUical parties and two inrte- siiions m war industries Stanford] of your Uniforms choice—all tuition paid jx-ndenU. Only three of the 17 university is offering a training] members served with the Greek program in management prac¬ * Official Cadet Nurse Summer industries. * Regular monthly allowance Uniforms government in exile in Cairo. tices 111 war * Room and board * Hospital uniforms THERE ARC NOW If you are a high school graduate, cr OVER 100,000 CADET NURSES - college girl, with good Scholastic sun !• 60,000 MORE NEEDED AT ONCE ing between the ages of 17 or 18 - 33, in good health, and meet tire rcau;;- If the Uh—I of Nursing you pre- ter Is filled, or if you wish to rnents of your nursing school, you can attend a school outside your state, write U. S. Cadet Nurte be 00c of the .... girls from Corps, U. S. Public Health Serv¬ ice, Box SS. New York 8. New to apply for the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corp. York. Within your state or com¬ munity apply Nursing Council Ask today at your local hospital iiw- tor War Service! jom can qualify for the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. SPEED'S Desk "TOT or Vest Pocket. 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