\y(inks Invade Urbu Island, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Allied Tanks Woke Seaport Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Sweep Into |l ni'onfiriiicd Jap Radio VOL. 33 334 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MRC'H 29, 1945 No Yu Ruhr Valley 1 Report Says U.S. Troops f and in Ryiikus Get tin' Heller j Red Troops Smash Into Danzig Fourth Army Troops Dash From llanan M,\MI.A. March 29 (AP) EiirolliiientTotal III Double Time city, second largst the Philippines, fell Swells Willi 138 PARIS, March 26 (AP) rapidly»advancing New Students - British tanks joaded with . ; Maj. Gen. William British and American in¬ .Vroriinii division Spring term registration fig¬ fantry broke out north of ,- nay after they in- ures reveal 3,555 full-tin vil- ; i-iand five miles lafi students enrolled at Michi¬ .. . upital. gan State. Registrar Robert S Linton announced yesterday. |l , ■ Haltered This is an men use of *803 civil¬ -s hammering of ian students over the enrollment Ryukyu islands by of spring term of last year. guns and carrier . ' . >ted in commun- Total cnrollnout for spring term is 4.0.31. including 435 ar¬ . \V> inesday. Chester W. Nimilz my trainees, 41 short course stu¬ dents and about 30n returned im; .Japanese claims veterans. Of the civilian stu¬ mi for< es have al- dents registered. 91.5 are men , . the Ryukyus. He and 2,04(1 arc women Kegulai ,.! gun and aerial civilian' enrollment at th< > 1>. . • of those* islands of registration lor winter tern; without let up Wed- of this year was 3,494 One hundred and thu t\*'c;ght K. rr,U students enrolled ,,t MM' tor 'he .>,i- MacArthur said first tone this tii". ■ American division Approxi¬ mately 75 additional students •> with light losses art- expucU'd oil he •. l ied Cebu island, closing date legist hit the elaborate April 3. ■ system on the i in The city was i by the • retreating ' toe port area was AFS Committee*} SWL Will Install Offir In their advance • .' he Americans liberated Announce Plans 0 The SWI. installation rles- Japanese were .■•I northward. For Summer M'rt will be he Id tonight at • ,il said oufh and central Nippon re- The American Friends Service ASTIi,Itecortl in the- main if the Pnil«dt, I!) mice smith of ■ r«eort and five oar- Louis and living m a settlement day falls b i. many small center to fac ihtatc group dis¬ and Virginia Swienki. Dr'arhorn least -f Hanan, wuo limrni of • .' oph- . trai d ih.i by C.I I ill Hr.it/, Antioch college. Yellow Springs,1 Frankfurt, also wa- 'aken on! d Nina BULLETIN Ohio, after which thev will be i Contact Dressrl sent to different states to stim¬ d should ir¬ , Dc» Irisbm. i A late; front d:spat< h said Gen. l'. Is. Pr«H ulate public discussion of *' |ood Wnrkfrs J Hodges had sent a f r-t army «• which swept over ternational in¬ *v'| Chairman of the lefrolimei t armored column driving •....itn- miles long and a cooperation prob- j "r —' " " Nbirv Ti l den, • ast fro, Gu the • I lems.. tration building to 1 , was halted by back- ei details and to !i;' *'• " JVII!..,, sophnmoie. A:-.stmg i.i r gap fa r his mil Pal Information n ay l«- obtained | me Mary Whistle r. Grand Haven i irifa • ached the outskirts mten'ion c-f taking ' from John- Price ..t Peoples, trcshn an. and Janet Muneun, Ihree'a I a Half of Oscoda in Iosco . church. Work camps will fun'-' Tt K'.i • ' I C. L. Harrison. lion from June 23 to August 19.1 .ill b» ,'?,*!.'!' ! Flu.t juni'ir. P: "gram I on,until r of Ft kfm '■ the Huron Nation- nd 21st Seniors _ I i la.rmaii is l.oij Dowrl. Battle and caravans from June 30 to • -t-ghting crews, re- ' ;i,plating gradu "lk a.. ' riik frcshn I Pleasant an. Janet liaipfi, .Nfw Sociiil Science August 23 • • a/.e broke out.simul- i I Nowhere arc Ridge frfshmati. and t 1 30 p.m. Marjoi ,c Hu e. MuAegon jun- ( lull Will Meet • (EWT) also "•red spots in some Forty ASTRs Leave "ols ,oi. .or Ctiaiiottc on the conmidtec- .'T land. I.adner, B.imuigham , .T'h So „,l Science l)e . ut„ ' mall j Forty ASTRs have left State vith the apph'ca! on trrshnian, ,s chairniait of the . lub. spot. or. d by Ptof f'rent buildings on the j to report lor active duty during iner of the : Alhi.jon. -will hold it- first of- village, the past two weeks. Capt. Wil¬ All Students Can Take E Toledo trc-hman. and Charlotte io -al • destroyed, but e-f-i liam Beekman announced yester-, uiceting tonight in :ho i ..ngers. state E'i ythe. Washing:.,,!. I). C. Student parlois of People con- day. It is not definite whether the he tak.n i, T. ■ I'jrtment firefighter any more men will he entering 11c.-hrhan, assisting h's .-chur- h fro,',, 7..:5 to H 15 erilollmcnt il has ' from the Oscoda or leaving. r See—EXAMS—Page 3 I The elub open to ail t.-'vd students who h.,-.e : the business dis- i DELIVERIES CURTAILED pitted o lie e,r Pii-ire term f has So. .al -S Austrian Dittnisl la Ih' an Scries No d. livcru - ..f tnr Statc N< iV w .11 la made 'his term Valept , en. e n, ,• ! Tonight's discussion Keg CllOO^e of Music Department (Concerts •v. ' 't Han .-on road, noith of Soiithlawn. cast of liuilcy, ter on Dumbarton Oaks anil '.hi will ren¬ Crimean Confer* nee. Speaker of W President Artur Schnabel. one of the to ( rnegie Hall tor .1 su:o • or noi'th ol Ann street. No del vir es will be c ade on . the evening will tie Pr ,f. Walter major pianists of today, will ap-imnc its. aga.n playing Bietfr Miiford. Gtinson, Cedar or Ere, head of the social seen.» ' > Trenton pear at State April 7. on the veil sonata*. His rendition- • River streets or out «f town. dipartincnt. junior, ■ president of the Music department concert seric-s. | thes Beethoven sonata- hav Person.- who live out-ide of " :cs club at the Admission will be by season j brought him his greatest fame, the M»! If ed aiea should pi.-k '"'•y • Kc elections which this week, ac- ticket. Born in Lipnik, Austria, Srh-j 1 and he has presented them in t-ondon. Bed.n. and New York up thru p.ipet desk daily- at tlie Union TIME TABLE President Aileen nabel began his coneert career \ Composer Also Paving pic-itions a- earner* e Pomte, and Bar- after six years of study under' Noted al-o a- a tea'her and a ..re now open on the State • :er, Detroit sopho- Leschetizky. In his many tours composer, he iras a piano • on- News Person.- interested in *1 - chairman. through Europe, he played as I rerto, chamf/i r miwi, and works applying should contact Jane Tower Guard, 5:15 p m. f -f include Esther j -oiotst with various famous or- p,r the violin end piano to ho Walker in the News olfice, I pper deck, l ulon 'roit chestras, featuring concertos bv credit. " junior, vice- Union annex. Margaret Wallace, Brahms, Mczart, and Beethoven I His program here will include Regular deliveries will be¬ 1 SWL Installation, 7 p.m. Union ; r.omore, secretary; First in I'.S. in 1930 Schubert's 'Sonata. A minor, gin on Tuesday. Papers must '•ancy. Grand Ra- He began a successful career Op. 42," Mozart's ''S/mata. B Hat be p.eked up at the Union i Green Splash, 7 p.m. •treasurer. in this country when he appear- major, K. C. 333, and two of 1esk 111 the meantime. 1 Pool, Women's Gym , --lye. North Tona- ed in a festival with the Boston} his ever-present Beethoven sd- Any student wishing his •t. Y lunior, was elected Symphony Orchestra at the in- r.atas. paper sent to an out-of-town j Social Science club, 7:15 p.m j Peoples church Vie Michigan vitation of Houssevitzky in 1930. | resident of ,he United address • may pay an extra vM •c.t of •" Now a --.nrucs clubs. Miss Surprising his managers in j States. Schnabel has appeared at charge of 30 cents. Speech majors, 7:30 p.m. capacity crowd-(-MSC twice previously. Faculty dining 1935 he drew a room. Union m Thursday, March tN MiCHIGAN STATE NEWS 1!)45 Page Two Grin ami Bear It ... By Li< htv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS inCampm Entered »n second-clns* matter tinda Quarters llv DOTTIE I-a MONT East Lon.tng. Mich Offices located o Building Anne*, room 8. . and NAN TRABI'E Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the student* of Michigan Stat* college. Mrmh.r Associated Collrrlat* Press Telephone — College Phone 8*1571. Editorial Office —Ext. 2f>9; Business Office — Ext. 2fi8. IT sounds logical to applaud the spring weather, so let's give it a cheer. It's tough about these Subscription rate*—3e per copy; classes starting today, but why National Advertising Service, Inc. $3 50 per year by mail; $2 25 per year worry'/ .lust open the windows Col/tge Publishers Kefrrevntative by college carrier to students; $.3 00 and tlmse cool breezes can make 02O MACeisieN Ave Nrw York. W. V. per year by college carrier to non- students. even Milton sound exciting. S|>•'i11ct vacation produced lots i : what you want to hear about. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS T» ke Tom I'rocissi, for instance. The Awiciated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication Nr. on second thought, she's al¬ of nil n« w-4 disp.atctu*s credited to it «>r not otherwise credited in this paper ready taken bv lirohks Thomas, and also the local n«ws published therein. All rights of publication on special dispatches herein are also reserved- v. SAi: |>:ii i lo.l- , i! at ,ng- sa'e h", Delta /eta pleu.'.o pin. A. A. Applegate Family Adviser Barbara Hennlson Mac (.'lopsey. I'lii Tau ami sen- Peg MldrilemNf Editor das liar bar a f'earnstde pre tiaudhng executive dutie: vrth a touch of more enthusiasm this e.m Responsible is Donna Krk- Ixeineniher ihc Sftiril of Easier stiom. v. winter term !iu has Mac s pin to add t > her graduate, own Alpha Chi pin. At the end ot last term a ci-r- tnn Thrta's studying for exams was interrupted considerably. It seem that the coed Jean Hosn. added Choree Solder's A TO pin to hei own. Jean Hall and Peggy Fox not to be outdone by Jean, have made tilings more or less defi¬ nite with fraternity pins to wear with their Theta kics. Jo n Ann s vol lake thing? s seriously, June i.- from Ali Parhn. larmllmise, ch !lie age whe n most livers are wlule Peggy received hers from or col, .pels'" Pte. Tom Paton. stationed with tin- marines at Quantico. Va. Tom is a former State student ;iiifi i- a Delta ( hi Mike Wilson. Alpha Chi prryv. LETTERS - THF - has removed lierseit Horn the To llic Kilitor WOMAN'S VVORI . mi c - I'ln Kappa Psi SENIOR WOMIN in Fmi Rtll Hosh during P o ;|,-g, . .a Sii yiilt've pot a now K.l-doi lilt. Willi hilt, |HII'so. i and topcoat find ttif!,\ aeoe-No in |»ti»- ut war • IIP y ' ■ a new Old I'M Ill krra 11: t. |t •. .* i: tin tin, A : it's sprin; tiziiit and cm -vo-h- want- -ontethinp new CAMPUS CHURCHES it. t \i:i:»h f iu -i mi i; Miii.'hillc can. lu'lp broken bodi tin nd ,t Int. r" > , ■ MllHMM. M !»] I \ I III New Ka irr -tin- ami ha. - and »hm J list r»,ad thi n p.'ii ! : ■ According in lite K«• -,,«t><-i i . - rnatidtltt! at t'icle ■ I clot hing. ntu »f tr<» n;;kcd nr sium -nna-oiu' el -• - clothe-. I ifio bundle I dVi niy-ttvc tm! i root hate rowi i: ct \» : unic ai'tu'l' ; ap;.-oi'cl. 1-tn not nearly « n-i f..r com . fti id nr dccciu".. I'..- ti inn to show .tine in man. Irmn • an It It. Beak" iii., I II, ! ailed National I "lathing I oll./ct . Henry Kaiser, shipbuilding wt .oil. will April 1 The Kast l.ansing collection cente lias beet Tin una; T,"r ORPHEUM up in.tlie ted room of Peoples church he Mr . pood and her committee, and plans arc being made to have a collection depot in the I'njun. 1 IMl VY .mil s Wi|l\> M VK< !' You are now being asked !>> show your appreciate 11 to tliose peoples who have Riven s, much in this war. A men- o IJ.oid Niven, la'-lie (Inward en's geographical security ha; protected you front the ravages of active warfare. Itecause of the bravery and f I s cad fastness of others, you hau ties.of war. been .spared the erue!- ,s t{ » /, a 7 >' SPITFIRE" You are not expected to give iiew, Master-bright out¬ fits. The worn, cast-off, out-of-t'ashion garments which y >u no longer care, to wear will do. Kent nan ts of material, even a yard long, will help Anything that can lie wash¬ This li re/.': also Hill Boyd as liopaioii^ I as-i ' ed, mended ami fixed enough to give comfort to a we a r\ BOMBING OF TOKYO RHINE OFFENSIVE hotly will he a]ipreciatcd. Search through your closets and drawers and see if you FI'RY OF THE PACIFIC MARINES ON 1WO JI.M.A BATAAN HEROES IN C.S. "TEXAS MASQUERADE have not something which some one in an occupied land SPORTS — Ill'.MOU might crave for his spring outfit.—KJ B. Thursday,'ftlarch 29, 1945 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Tbrt*. Y0Ung Tells Detroit Tiger Oittfiehl Begins Brnrtire Broadcasters Slate Games Admit Defeat Of Hitlerism For Spring Appeal lu \llifil Sohinrs j J (James Scheduled f.ONDO.Y, .March 28 (AT') \\ itli Ohio State, —German br acli•aster-1 -f!- Ohio I Included W mitlcd Ioday that Hi41», -s r cans,, was 1u. ImliviiliKil - lit ('im Mvrt to T': Lets raid the icebox...Have a Coca-Cola "I I S M'OI! I • J' wr I HI tut 1 I »-*1 0 \t (TCHEEl l> \I!K W \ I'KKS" i - tvrv j.« i» m * * STARTING FRIDAY * flfe THE GAYEST ... MERRIEST... ...a nay to make a party an added success Hal t aCvle are word, that make the knit ihe center of attraction i ^,\ J^TURE 0f IH£ m"J en % ^ fur the teen-age sc*i. lo.- !a never loses the frcvhticsv of J ^^OiR Hrms WFRi 'Ifed itv appeal, nur rts unfailing refreshment- No wonder Coca-Cola P -yftv YOUNG W GAY 'jA viands fur the juu>e become a //a/ r.yr.wb.t ft urn Maine to California,—has s>mbol of happy, refreshing timcv together everywhere, gail russell totruo u'tOM aumcsttr Of inc coca coca cowrato .r diana lynn kXTRA TREATS T SI \Kls sl'Ml\V Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Jackson ^ ihe fortress town of I,ebus, on keep pari' with rising costs of the Oder river's west bank five living and higher industrial sal- mites north of besieged Frank- lurt and 30 miles from the thr¬ | nrys. eatened Reich capital. | If the present growth of the I college is allowed to continue, jI after the war, returning scrvice- men can come brtck to .continue TO ASSURE [ their studies at a school that Prompt servicr and quick de¬ : has come a long way from the livery. address all Balfour or¬ ! Aggie college it once was Vct- ders to the Michigan of rice, | erans can come to one of the 802 So. State. Ann Arbor , best educational units in the nn- ' TOM SUCKLING lion. 1 hope ! can be one of them. But until then—so long Doivlt be a tradition breaker CLASSIFIED ADS no smoking on campus. Lay you' p aii now for a swell summei. Come to our shop and bag you'sel' V the grandest duds in cap¬ tivity. You I' need a pair ATTENTION ntuilrnt* Alt kinds ci peddle pushers with a jubs available. houis rranged toi tit your schedule l.'oim in and nee tee shrrt . . you II need Hunt Food Shop 111-114 a parr of shorts with a LOST contrasting shirt . . . ON K brown I'atkor pett you'll need gobs of sum¬ Oil 1) ifKa lunisF and Un d«> I uaid 8-3.A.V' mer accessories. They re Visit our More wai'mg tor you! 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