[ty War Bm* fmyPay Bay * * * WtDovkh Our Quota Daily Student Publication of Michigan* State College "vol.'33 334 -AST LANSING. MICHIGAN'. WKDNT.SDAV. MARCH 23. 194.", VIlied Troops Surge 011 Into Weakened Germany ) tilths Pass Race to Berlin Shortens As Armies Through Ifoimef Attack With Slight Nazi Opposition KiM'iili»»HiT Name* \Triumph Alony Rhine \i (ircatol t»f Any War; (dill* (irrmaii ~ \\ t -irrn hirer 'Wliipperl Army* O WASHINGTON. Marr " ?1 i.ll'i—\ wave of prematura rr- (i'ouv Hooks poMs and rumors of \ot.rv in l.urope spread o\er thr country today as I nitrtl Nations .murs iii.V/7 diners < niitiiuird lin. their rush toward Mer¬ flnr flood of rumors grew Irom LartMnc For /9/.1- 16 a Millie -House disrlosurr that I'l r-irlfiit llnosfvrlt wants his ■ abiiiet officrs and I lilted slatrs . diplomats abroad to stas at thrir posts during tItr 1 ho Whitr House madr il < Irar that Mr. floosrvrlts mrruoran- dum on thr subject. sent !*• Nrr- rrtarv of state Strumitis on Marrh |ti. did not spoil an. im¬ mediate Orrman rollapse The j purpose, it was explained was to reduce the strain on transpor¬ tation and hotel facilities i.i »an Francisco and krep offii ills at their posts at a critical time. 27 (AC) British it turre-nt '•I rjv:i)(f!•• Nam y Board of Aifrietilhm Annoiinres Resignations and Promotions e \merira i- ite fit Mine wav hloi k h% bl-M k through kIurt• oil Main. KexjstJ.ir Is y and thr going is slow e eore of Frankfurt- de- is built around 1 IWM- elite il tan.itiis augmented hv Its II M Mil KINsiiN Other \ppoiiitinrnls imerit tut G./.> * Travels II ill lie (lit II nrlil Series Today's Campus I niir Marches On (it riiiuiis \ckiiov*Ieil«»e - >!i;ikcn Rhine Front '■"it registering for ' -l usterday exclaimed * Teaching Troubles Don't tell me I can K; ' -s I want:" "Oh. we • - the professor ans- .: college carrier to students; $3 00 #20 Madison Avk New York. n. Y. per year by college carrier to noo¬ the dial, broadcasts from 7 a.m. ses rsaweee students. to 7 p.m.. central war time. Now let's see what's on the docut this week. MEMBER Or TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS On tins coming Easter Sunday, The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication weather permitting, at 2:30 of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the loeal news published therein. All rights of publication on WKAR will broadcast a special apeclal dispatches herein are also reserved. 15 minute Easter music program from Beaumont' Tower by the A. A. Applegata Faculty Adviser Barbara Dennlson guest earilloneur, student Den¬ Manager Peg Mldtflemtss Barbara Kearnstde nis Murphy. This Sunday will Aitvritlslng Manager •tan llopps also see the inauguration of a Night Editor new series of discussion pro¬ grams entitled: Road to Pence: Slate lo Offer Advanced Degrees From Dumbarton Oaks to San Francisco. The 25 minute show, under' the chairmanship of Hu¬ In Specialized Fields of Fduealion bert P Adams of the English department, will be heard at Following the practice ofO — 2:30. The program is sponsored ninny large universities, Michi¬ The doctor of edncatiun de¬ by the MSC section of the In¬ gan State is now offering u new gree is primarily for those ex¬ ter-University Planning commit- lid valu ed degree—that of doc¬ pecting to a<> mlo public or pro¬ te» and warrants attention. tor of education—Dr. Cecil V. fessional education as adminis¬ A program that has always Millard, director of the educa¬ trators. supervisors and special stood high in student favor tion division, has announced. staff members In public school started about 10 days ago and Columbia. Northwestern, Harv¬ systems. It Ms evident that "u ore is heard every morning. Monday " ard, and the Universities of and more Michigan school sys¬ -v" through Saturday from 7:30 to "I'm contident it's nil going to be over very soon Michigan and California are a tems are requiring employees vi es in j, That's right, it's Dawn Salute, in 1 dreamed I was standing in line for a Mediterram few of the other colleges that these classifications t■ > have doe- i,,ggei and better than ever be¬ vc itoe- have adopted this new degree. tor's degrees. fore Best of new and old pop- ibe ular music plus such special Buy War Bonds and Stamp! Dr. Millard desr ,; icing .i tfutures as /any News of the CAMPUS CHURCHES course requirements : little less technical i ..mm.- Week on Tuesday, Ham-y dram- what broader than llv tor the v "" Wednesday and Bright Say- By CARROLL BENKMKR on Thursday. Wake ili grot of doctor of ph iphv f "igs C a alio decree primarilV lm UP witii a lump and a smile to CENTRAL METI|ODI8T ,j ^ Dawn Salute from the college Starts N.irt* per going On Maundy Thursday at 8 ,'lti i, . stution 1 j ♦ *uU\ , p.m. a candle light communion Tonight at 0:30 Nuk Kerhawy Today! MAT. 3:00 P.M. — EVEN. 1-9 P.M. 1 . service will he held (loud Friday ' i i the publications liimnrtmem at I p m. city wide services will Thi tot SINISTER TERROR IN THE LHISIIII he held at the Plymouth Congre¬ 141 "fit •Spartan -ports Nick likes to gational church and tile Michi- fo BAYOUS ..stortliag . as a s(f*affl il tfct*i|blt g n theater I-'IUST Pit KSI1YTERIA N Communion service will' take in 3 30 i lure .hi Maund.v Thursday at to Mail" Pei< :io pm Reception of new inoin- w III also lake place at the •ol w I I sd.i. Merle Franchot Ki i; 1. Wn ni CI OBERON* TONE •MITCHELL lh |...I-_U ill I -cut ST MARV'M Wnl.ies.la> evemnc. will vlo the Passion Talc Retreat Thui <.Ii<*iti Sorii'lv lit k|ioii«or i lo 30 will take pi CO I'lililic l.oi llit r I uiiighl .ill Bishop * lllgli M.is I' siiumiir juli- Olforeil I'l epai ,iloi > Pen Adoi. n will lake place fu.m 'riin;sila.v !•• Friday, tfo.xl Fi ui.iy ilia-, w ill he-held .it' 8 in wdn f v l it \ I It C ATS - ■ starts i i, ii tlu Tre ' he from noon to 3 p ni Diana L.miii. <•• "N \ VV t \RD" Novellv At . 311 pm. lioc.l Friday Puhlh "ocr ili. \k i - t .|.-ei i. ,nu. ot lite (iooil Station til. nut. The *hl CHASE" Spurts vol ni. a cm ol II . ("loss IV 1.1 i lie belli S.ilUi • l>! Ralph I ))av al (i 3u ant w ill lie blessinc •lie sot It'll ai Hit Pascal candle Solemn II . Mass will take place a'. H ST. THOMAS . i, C.a.i v.- il! Adoration (lav will t ke Inursdav ending It's pleasant a v\ ";i \ . . ill l>. Kit ( habit. hut... v i2 I'l OPI.es ( III KOI : 8 will I. member tbssl Ki i IT'S a pleasant college custom lo ^90 pick up the telephone and visit long and lingeringly with friends. i.i ■ ■ ■1 — But if I you're on a party-line, it ties up all the others on the line who 1 . ry ST I DIMS hour V.i- ... s|H"ul on each may be waiting to make or re¬ !cm vi t'TM- i Sines be in i\l • ; VM.vty.,; u :*• tfje latent b> ceive a call. And it ties up circuits party-line calls reasonably short .♦lUndm* let DOWNTOWN means better telephone service This 11 or k: through the war-busy telephone BOMBINt. OF TOKYO RHINE OFFENSIVE for everyone. H KV OF THE PACIFIC central offices, too. MARINES ON IWO JIMA DATA AN HEROES IN F.S. SPORTS — III MOR Your cooperation in keeping Michigan bell telephone co. t Wednesday. March 28, 1945 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS PaffeTOre* ls Fall of Nazi Naval Bases Rules for the annual creative may not submit more than one tivcly. Only one prize, $23, is On Baltic Draws Near writing contest, which closes I essay or short story, but may olfered in the I.aw»on easily-con¬ April 28. were announced yes- J enter a group of short poems in test and the awards for tire wo- tcrday by Prof. Kenneth C. Ran- ! place of one long one. ; , NDON, March 27 (AP)-?• ——— . I men's essay contest vrtll b»- an- dall. cKurman of the contest ! troops crashed into Any student who has previ¬ i nonnced later, Randall said. ,n ,,f Danzig and fought thejaimyLuburbjiThese troops swept up 14 committee. ously taken a first prize in one I These contests are judged by before driving into the the streets of the neigh- heart of Danzig, Moscow said. It In former years won en essay¬ <•1 the latter contc.-ts is limited I persons of known literary judge¬ ists werr not eligible to contest.1 to one •, .Polish port qt Gydnia to-| was over j)nnzjR an(< the at}j.,_ entry: that is, he may ment anrl, <1 possible, by )» t.cni 'he fall of these two vital, cen, p„|jsh eorridor that Adolph but because of the interest enter cither a poem or a short who themselves have pubRfhtd the Baltic hewn liy MSC women, o.mpc- j , „val bases on Hitler f(mn(i a pi.ptrxt. f'or tition in that field w ,11 b< of- j story, not both, fn the JaiV'son works- of recognized value in the i t imminent. ! launching the second world war lielrls of the essay, s-hort stciy or i^t. Moscow announc-: „ . , . , fercd this year. The i.iu' a.n es¬ barr from future in petition, poetry. Two of the poetry j'ntg. • — ■ Hokossovsky s lunge promised third White Russian army i say contest i« open to u en s'u- All anuseripts he siili- I (cently announced are llrtny quick cleanup of the two pock¬ octroyed the remnants of ets, freeing what Berlin esti¬ dents only, while aii under¬ English it fl. ' Behn. editor of the Univer-.ly z.f rman force which had mates as a force of a half-million graduates ;,ie eligible to enter n*m 2U2. Morrill hall, lilt. Arizona Quarterly, and Btirpis in pressed info the eight- men for the growing frontal as¬ 'he short story and poetry con¬ than April 28 Johnson, hcturei. wider, and inde Kahlholz peninsula sault on Berlin. More than 7.0110 test. Prizes Announced loi -nei .diini "I Met ail'. ».,.p- , t.ol beseiged Koenings- Germans were captured in the Kssa.vs l imited in Length Prizes for tin «hoit ilorV " azme. The Russians captured No ,,|..te»l 'est are J.fd for lir.-t place, < Gdynia-Danzig area. r< -ti leiions ,;re ... Gei mans, bringing their 'in length of the rr.amiser.pt of ior -eioinl and $10 for the th •d ' ag in this general area 1 — either the -i.oit story po.-m, place winner. K.rst. s, ,,,„d a the .past two days to j onight .d 7 .d) Invest in the next raid on Ja- hut an <• -av • ..v n..» he more third prizes for the poetry e< -h ,, Sliesia other Soviet cr ■ »! Pan-; : war bonds.- than 2.5WI words l". n'. s-ant- • S15. Si". irl -hi d to within 14 miles j of Moravska-Ostrava, I ■ akias third city guard- j northern route to Vienna, threatened by Red army I attacking through Huij- ' ege of Danzig and Gdy- j rrnlcs north of the for- ; c. city, was broken by! Konstrntin K. Rokos-• second White Russi hoothallmen Start Sprint! C.tnnlitioninf! In \ inhtly Practices signals, knking, and ,;ir;i Charlie Bachnian ring football praetiro afternoon. thereby i e groundwork for tiie NOW !.-■ inary prarti* II Serve America one month and Will ; ten.in to get a vn w pH.tball material '.ng a turn-on- . f .'id to begin conditioning. ' id. Tins - I" GIVE BLOOD uai pla> and camii- ; to jovo tt fighter's life If you can't wear a fighter's uniform, then there's no greater thrill than giving blood that will save a fighter's life. It comes straight from yotir heart d P. to his heart — a return ticket to liic and rd 1 i the land he loves. The little button that says "I Gave" is your decoration for gallantry! Make an appointment today, through the nearest Hed Cross Blood Donor Headquarters. Vi-'!i«»ril\ «»n IIitiIiom ti I o V|.|M-«r itt (ioncerl See America Later WHEN HIGHWAYS will be Happy Ways Again Millions of Americans who have given < I \SSIF1ED AL)> up pleasure travel for the duration are going to enjoy, highway trips doubly, when victory opens the door to a thou¬ sand national playgrounds and beauty spots. Greyhound is going to help these millions enjoy the land they've fought for — with new luxury coaches, faster and more frequent service, new care¬ free tours all over the map. LOR SALE \ 127 mm ar.d f.lTT I 1 f.u-r (iiaii.l K Bust I .it! Page Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Wednesday, March 28, 1 Orchesis to Sponsor Spring Production of Poe Story Orchesis, in cooperation with' Ihe dramatic and music depart¬ ments, will sponsor a production Mccl Bio Honorary of Kdgar Allen Poe's ''Masque of the Red Death" on May 18, —according to Marie Angove, To Be Installed Northville senior and president Another honorary will ap¬ of Orchesis. pear on campus in April when Prof. Owen H. .Jteed of the the Association of Medical Bi¬ music department, has compos¬ ology Students becomes the Del¬ ed and adapted the ballet music ta chapter of Alpha Delta Thetni to Poe's story. With this back¬ national professional and hon¬ ground of music, the dramatic orary sorority. students and members of Or¬ The local group sought affili¬ thosis will further portray the ation with the national society events and moods of the story. to achieve definite standards in In accordance with Rent's mod¬ (he fields of medical technology, ern adaptation, Orchesis mem¬ to raise the prestige of the group bers will arrange the ptc-classie, j locally and to inspire members dance forms in modern style. | to greater individual effort. Orchesis is also planning to The Michigan State chapter precede this production with a I will be installed by national of- sh«>rt suite of pro-classic dance j licers willi charter officers of forms. Mrs. Maurice Dumesml, Ibi' new chapter including Mar- Cute 'or Cr wife of Professor Dumesnil of j gie Ycrkcy, Goodrich sophomore, the music department, has com¬ president; Joyce Dultweilcr, posed the music for theseidances. j Port Huron sophomore, vice yd- :i . . . Ann I.. Kuehl, professor ol I president: Phyllis Pevercaux, 1 '1 Is. phyica! education, is in charge | Lansing freshman. secretary, ot flic dances, Prof. Don ttuoll !'Lansing freshman, secretary, and will train the dramatic students. I Hcrnicc Sii fert, Sharon, Pa„ gJ; that you Prof. Alexander Schuster .will I sophomore, treasurer. Advisees j direct the symphony orchestra, will lie Dr. Lois Calhoun, in- and Prof. Cecil Nickle w ill man- j.'frtictor in anatomy," and Dr. 11. ace the stage properties and de- ■ J. Stafseth, professor ol haclen- I' logy. WANTED! WHAT CAN YOU SPARE THAT THEY CAN WEAR? • This month, front the clothes closets and attics of America's homes, must come 150 million pounds of serviceable used clothing, shoes, and bedclothes, to help relieve the pitiful suffering of 125 million men, ssomcii and children in war-torn Ituropcan countries. Will you help? Then call your local L'NCC Commit* tee —right now — for full information. J UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION For Overseas War Relief • Henry J. Kaiser, National Chairman Jacoksonis- APRIL 1 to 30 This advertisement prepared by the War Advertising Council for United National Clothing Collection, and spontorod by OF EAST LANSING MVRDS IMVSIHC ATtPj■ | SAST LAMSNC A Michigan Fashion Institution for rr nsriv iei i mwieei 75 years JACKSON,- ANN ARBOR _ SAGINAW GRA J D _ RAPIDS - BATTLE CREEK - GROSSE PC