[to. War Bm* Mnr M I Ut'i MICHIGAN STATE HEWS Weather Clrarlnc and cold with freezing temperatures Our Qualm Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College "vol. 33 334 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1945 No. 118 Reich Threatened By Yank Cutoff From West * (genitalis Withdraw Into Bavaria, Russia Breaks FDR Appoints Temporary (ieiwrals Flee Elbe River As Allies Move yputral Pact Near for Annihilation II ith Japan | PARIS, April 5 (AP)—Enemy withdrawals toward a j final stand in Bavaria's mountain fastnesses were report¬ ■ -row, April 5 (AP) | ed today as unchecked U.S. armies came within 63 miles a's denunciation of j of cutting: Germany in half, battled 112 miles from Berlin, neutrality pact with Kami hrokp across Iho Weser was announced by j i river west of the capital. w radio at 7 p.m. to- j Uing an electric effect 'Ike' Foresees ' The U.S. third army was I sit iking: across Thnrineia's .it the Soviet capital. : Commissar V. M. Mo- I Nazi (fiierrilla I h.lls and was rlo4ei-t to tin lal. One tank column roared die i d a note to Japanese ! east to within 170 miles of a ■ !. a* Naotake Sato say- | the pact had lost its | Resistance amotion with the Ru -hue and Oil utiles' from Plauen, while an¬ .old heiice the Soviet j V.'ASiilNf !T( April other was fill miles from C e. h- - it impossible to pro- j -Genera! Dwiglit I). Etsenhow- o'slnvakin. ei. coic. lined that 'a clean cut The Germans also t accusing Japan of j military surrender" til' Germany lii'-ift toward the Elbe ihnnany, the denunci-, is not in the cards, foresees a last river barrier 50 i.f tiily clears the way for | bitter-end light to wipe out or Hci lin alter the U. S. ninth '• : Soviet entry into the : hands of N'a/i guerrillas. " A very ;ii my wound up a day of dazz¬ ?•.car. large number of ling 2R-ni|(c giiins i>.v haling Bnth Wars Linked 11oops" .v II be needed to run troops and tanks across th< Wes- trongly-worded note j down and destroy them," he cilhout a - ogle . is11 — linked the European wrote President Roosevelt in a . alt v. tie wars for the first \ It iter releaser! by the White I Lunelle Av ■ y declaring Japan had House today. The second artpom the .• i tennany and, "in addi- "We should be prepared." Ire 3(1 vl» infantry divisions c .. s,d : pan is fighting against Named by President Roosevelt to tompoiarv rank of a full said. mentioning moves already south of folklore's Pied Piper - A and Great Britain, general are Gen. JOSEPH T. McNARNEY clefti. commanding planned t" prevent bauds of Na¬ < ity of Hamclin, 23 miles south¬ allies of the Soviet zis from slipping away to the »• general of P S. army forces in Mediterr ' nean theater. and Gen. west of Hannover, and began Moscow broadcast the THOMAS T. HANDY (right), deputy chief of stall of the U.S. iHjiuntaiiis of southern Germany pounding up dm Hannover —Itl'SSIA—Page 4 army. oi a desperate determination t" highway. string out the agony of war. The British second at my after Thus, to the supreme Allied a 25-mile advance likewise commander, there is no prospect reached the Weser, and tin two Sigimind KoiiiIm i o. San Curio Opera of massed legions of the foe lay¬ Today's armies held 48 miles.of thr west ing down their arms, nor of sud¬ den rpiiet along the Western bank, with embattled Mmilcn Will Present Concert in April front like that of the armistice roughly in the center. The fleeing convoys were m 1918. Campus gram Highlighting the music pro-l this month are the appear- j anccs of three outstanding mus- ial attractions—Lily Pons, the 1 j Photographer to Take He mentioned only as rerun ilary possibilities that a government might surrender and German hi.iiiuiKicred v! cnlw:vpla weather. by hundreds of Allied rplanes defying the inodfci- that there suddenly might be in San Carlo Opera company in i Spotlight on l.ccturc Germany a life-saving ''upsurge Simultaneously, the Canadian "Aida." and Sigmtind Romberg first army shook loose an arm¬ lull Sliced Ahead Scries Tomorrow of popular resentment against ored column on rr 12->nile tear and his concert orchestra, an- , the war." around South Campbell nounccd S. E. Crowe, director of Martin through Holland that was wTth- -rin Bovcy, ace phnlog. m 53 miles of an arm of the L»i nrrk were three determined the lecture-concert series, i tapper and sportsman, will ap¬ little hoys who were collecting Though none of the events will MSC. ('.locks to Remain North Sea. vrap p.iper. and wanted stu¬ appear as part of the regular I pear at College auditorium at The battle of annihilation in dent- i "iitrihutions. A few coeds lecture series, ail will be pro-1 8: 15 p.m. Saturday on the Worjd On Slow Time While See—YANKS—Page 4 patriotically scoured their rooms, scntod in College auditorium, Adventure series, according to Classes Move I hut thr boys were bewildered starting at 8:15 p.m. p S. E. Crowe, dean of students. uhrn many of the women who Miss Pons, star of the screen During his lecture, Hovcy will Beginning Monday, MSG stu- dents will go to class at 7 j Tlii'ia Si« Elec ts rr pissing by got Interested as well as opera, will appear show all color movies titled a.m. in thr old tnagasines that were -tickr,i ton. The oi the three patriots' wa- parked on and April 17. The talented colora¬ tura soprano has appeared with | "For Fishermen "Wings from the North'" which Only" and iri.rsJir-kS'.iZ"\n«W officers issrrss'jrift.'as women leading opera companies from i he took while hunting in Onta- around the wagon and ignored London to Buenos Aires and just : no and around the Hudson Bay. j »«* ""l thr ho.-' pleas, until they got coordinating campus and Easl J"n""' Wf,s elected president of | tough and informed the coeds, tensive overseas tour with USO I recently returned from an ex¬ , While taking the film, ' For Fish- Lansing activities ermon Only," Bovcy spent 30 I"'" Alpha Psi chapter of 'Mm r it. Yer holding up de¬ 1 It has been advised that all Thcl." h'Kmn Phi, national vvo- camp shows. days travelling through the wil- students set their clocks ahead I" s J<"''""'sm honorary. ,s fense." Following Miss Pons- will be j derness of Ontario, lbs party one hour Sunday night. They | H,c l"t't'UnK„"lht night retiring consisted ot Ojibway Indians will then live the appearance, on April -5, of by fast eastern I',r,'s, "y"r «• at time. Times like and a company of 50 artists will j BovcyOther motion pictures made by while during previous trip* are Beaumont will he calling stu- 1 majoring in journalism, include: i v when the coeds at be presented. Familiar to all- vice-president, Marion He eke!, music liners are Romberg's •"Wanderings in the Wilderness" dents t . by chiming 7 a.m. Detroit; secretary, Janice Hupps, hams dorm found I a "Desert Song," 'New Moon." and "Rainbow River." Bovcy has and college clocks will Ypsil.iriti; treasurer. Dorothy age substitute for syrup "'Blossom |i < tured lie fore countless men's . "Student Prince," agree, t.-.e pancake. It was cof- i labs and for such organizations Faculty members are request¬ Arrigo, Kcninore. N.Y.: and Time," "Maytime." and more ! mistake, of course. than 50 other operettas which he as the Field museum, the Amer- ed to make the announcement keeper of the archives, Leone • ■ a 'y party, who Will never I Seastrom. Geneva. III. composed. His music has ii an Mu-eum ot Natural History ■ in classes today and Saturday so has New officers will lie inst died n. is Theresa Chiaver- the National Gcogiaphic that no misunderstandings wili established a (lermanent pi •> e and • • "it senior. Theresa, evi- fo itself in musical Amencana. i lOMllt. j.it the regular meeting Apr Officers who will retire at ! 19. that • a daze, when repri- >vas heard muttering j tiftie, all sniors, are: Miss Mow- about fake beer land; vice president. Maggie Minlling, Birmingham; secre¬ tary, Barbara Denmson. East Not satisfied with fighting on paper shortage or >>l any maikcd many." 1 Photographs of major j Lansing; treasurei'. Peg Middle- BULLETINS the mechanical side Lt. Sheldon Moyer, of warfare, Detroit. '43, cic i line in t ie Gcimihii technical German cities, a map showing standards of publishing. M< -i of boundaries 'after the dictate of Detroit; and keeper of the archives, Kay Uesenier. Belle¬ ville. I April 6 (AP)— has looked into the educational the volumes have apparently | Versailles" and another map de¬ | ' l; i uics-based heavy bomb- Formerly known s M.:>s come from the press w dhm liie , •rti.o ked the vital waterfront side and sent a collection of 22 picting the assimilation of the Ihe local group oig.uu/ed na¬ last two >ears. Such w il-knowli "tad-pole head" . uf ( /i clurslo- ■ Hong Kong across the German textbooks to Pies John tionally a year ago. I •" ■ >a on Wednesday, drop- A. Hannah from the western places "( publication i fi.uik- vakia. furt am Main. Leipzig anu Berlin front. The books will be placed A German short-hand tuxt is j I'.s tons of bombs which on exhibit in the college libraiv are indicated cm the title pages. included with a selection from | "i huie fires and sank nine nt and a destroyer mer- ^hips. Two other mer- und later added to the textbook were collection. One of the latest is an Kngl sh reader which opens with the Ihe oration delivered Ipv "Dei Fuhrer in Rotterdam, 1933." TIME TABLE '-ked. •Metz-Mitte" is stamped on -twry ef St George unci th" dra¬ Lieutenant Moyer was gradu¬ each book, and according to J gon. It includes illustrations of St. George chapel in Windsor ated from State in economies " V.M. April 6 (AP)—Mar- E. Towne, librarian, this prob¬ and was assigned to an ord¬ Castle, "the burial place: of ably means the bonk.- were used • "l the north end of the nance unit in. the army follow¬ 1*1 Alpha. 3 p.m. • 'uw- line scored advances of in 'the schools of Metz. French many English king.-.' and a pho¬ ing bis graduation. While in Org. room I '"> fortress city recently liberated nograph »of an English pound 000 yards against still school Moyer was on the Publi¬ uiublc resistance note on which St. George is pic¬ yesterday by General Patton's third army. tured slaying the dragon. cations Board. Wolverine staff, • th. south St. George in Book «:30 P.m.. Faculty din. i infantrymen Greater Germany Sigma Delta Chi, Exrahbur and oe into ncrcasing Japanese The books are all attractively Another of the collection is a managing editor ot the State Alpha Chi Omega,- 7 p.m. '^et Adm. Chester printed and bound, and thrre is of the "Greater Ger¬ News '42-'43. Mnatz anuimcej today. no indication of any serious history April g, jgi. MICHIGAN STAT£ j1rfS ■ -■■ - — Pate Two - --- - — ■ ' - GriftxrtriTBtaf It . • . By Luhtv MKHI6AM STATE HIES Entered aa second-clasa matter tinder East Lansing, Mich Offices located on act of March 1879 at the ground floor of cast wing of Union post-office, A A. 11/V« JJ fX# me Building Annex, room 8. and Monday mornings during the regular Published dally except Sunday school year ami Thursday mornings of Michigan State college. during summer session by the studenta rt1 House, 1.82; Potter House. 1.60; lections. in the Marshall Islands and Sai- heme closed lighter by the hour itig the Reich Its first '■ Henson House, 1.57; Concord Van campaigns. and it remains the task of the rest in over two ntutot Mary Gttehess, Do!mil senior, ( APT. WILLIAM LAVENR . . . American ninth and British se¬ House, 1.47; Kwing House, 1.4ft; the most part the goml I and Teresa Cladaleto will sing has been transferred from the cond armies to destroy the forces Shaw House, 1.38; Robinson laitin-American songs A mnle big days were spent r House, 1.29; and Fern House, trio Carlsbad army air field, Carls¬ within their net. the German North Sc.i composed of Raul Zamb- bad, N M„ to Las Vegas, N<*v. 1.18. Montgomery showed his hand Bremen and llamliutc rana, Cesar Gonzalez and Mario Heading the dormitories was Captain Lavens, who was grad¬ this past week as tar as strategy This suggests "1 <• Hodiguez, Costs Hies graduate uated from Michigan State in South Campbell Hall with a 1.61 minute studdlit, will harmonize on va¬ 1940 in business administration, is concerned. Instead uf raring followed by South Williams .hall rious Latin-American straight for Berlin, his forces campaign and arc songs to with 1.59; Bast Mary Mayo, 1.53; was a member of the freshman have veered north toward the cautions against ;t I West Mary Mayo, 1.49; North guitar accompaniment. swimming team while here. North Sea in an attempt to bot- See THIS WEEK Williams hull. MP; North Camp¬ Latin-American dances will LT. RICHARD MONTAGCE . . . bell hull, 1.45; Mason hall. 1.44; be executed by Elba Malneassi, '48. has been awarded his silver and Wells hall. 1.32. Costa Rica graduate student; pilot's wings and appointed an Thetn Chi house, Campbell Nancy Wyngardon. East I-uising offtrer in - the army nir forces averaged 1.43; Kappa sophomore; l.igia Simons, Pana¬ 11(Kin completion of his twin- COLLEGE' FADS AND FANCIED annex, Sigma. Mayo annex, 1.32; and ma senior; HumberUi Ruiz. Peru engine advanced training at the Alice Cow leg, Williams annoxT graduate student, and Rieardo Pampn army air field, Pampa, 1.22. Total average of the dorm Snlazar, Panama junior. There Texas, a unit of the AAF Cen¬ annexes was 1.32. Will be no admission charge. tral ftvinc training command CLASS OF 1850 CLASSIFIED ADS Fads and fancies in college costumes arc by no means modern phenomena. Here is a HELP 8 hours earh Saturday • Our Supply Offers guv undergraduate of the ('.lass of 1S50. Observe his flowing collar and tie. his super working on automobiles. 80c an hour plus dinner. Start this Saturday. Call IRISH expanse of Panama brim, and his studied HP4T7 air cf nonchalance. This was in 1850, whtn America was STUDENT help In Union cafeteria flowers Sec Miss Franrcn. cafeteria office, basking in peace. The Golden West was 2 to 3 pin , Monday through Satur¬ day H3-1I4 opening up. and Express Service was keep¬ ing pace. Today, there arc few fads and fan- :ics on the college campus. They have given PA lit of blue harlequin (lasses in AND EXTENDS place to the uniformity and efficiencies of brown leather ease Please eat! Jean war time. Thousands of students are con- Hillings. KM. 80 119 cen "rated on the needs of the nation in arms. HOLD top to an Kversh.trp pen set. between Home K. tiiillihnii and Held- ® artistry Railway Express is devoting its nation¬ house ('alt Pat Johnson, it 2507 till wide services, both rail and air, primarily & • quality to speeding war materiel. To help all con¬ cerned, you can do three simple things with y vjr 10 15 home packages and baggage; Pack securely - address clearly and 'ade¬ quately—avoid abbreviating state names. J**- HALF of a double room for a Very near campus and also bus. REID'S FLOWERS 8-1938. 128 W. Grand River Friday. AprtT •, IMC MtcntGAll AT Alt NIW8 Spartan Batmen Will Meet MSCRiflemen THIS WEEK (Continued Item Page 3) Hoosiers on Diamond Today Shoot Way to nation irf Germany is heavily Our Suporforfs" arc continuing to concealed by security blackouts smash at Toyko and its sur¬ but an indication of the cotlnpsc rounding industrial- areas with Season ('■inch Opener Promises Even Mateli of Nines John Kobs' batmen get their first trVout of the Championship of the German army !s the fact devastating results. that about a quarter of a million German prisoners were taken in General .MacArthur this pwt week has really been II jumprt^ sea< .n today when they play the first of a two-game Working unnoticed over basement of Demonstration hall in the the past seven days alone. around. His forees are contin¬ M EASTERN FRONT uing lo mop up the remaining against the University of Indiana nine at Bloom- -the RISC rifle team has won Russian Victories on the long, Jap force on Luzon and huvc ington. The second game will be played Saturday. matches from the best schools winding eastern front have been landed at Lrgaspi to hurry ihe in the country. The first of With each.team opening®— highly significant if not almost as job along. Negros island also >< ,hese conquests was the Sixth breath-taking as Gcnoinl Eisen- about rtd of all effective Jap jt< season, the comparative ctnff * tit., ~ .fpneths are unknown. The Rluskegoir Muskeenn n 1 ° sophomore: Pago, Darrel Service command inter-cotleg- I bower's advances the past week, jilte rifle match resistance. In addition we ha ve i Ail of invaded a major island in the Hungary has been cleared should be with neither having a well Steffe' Shmek ti,mi'nin m K ?!u! Hnr(1,v hnv,n« timP ,n p,Pan of Germans. Bratislava, eapitol vicinity of Borne##, barklr.ck- . i YartlnV c j,heir Suns, the team, under the of the Nazi puppet state of Slo- Ing 200 miles from the Phi'tp- advantage. * newcomer' McCo°r ' pines. and Norman mC" champion' , ™' akiii. and a key Dnnubian HOME FRONT • •imc ■ to after intercollegiate a year's# ab- Kobsmen will seek to Knhs' Kobs has reason to feel mnn- , ^Up „ ofd ihe j > inter-itationd ■ i, . , Will plied by the Russians 24 hours "ap¬ Just yesterday General ."I. - Aruthr iivv.idrd another Plottp- . i' lent in gomes won in dent of the Spartans' power on the mound. | jnuitih. ,^'h 'P P * after Marshal Rodion *Y. Maliu- pine island, Masbntc, against (rvsky's second Ukrainian group -funding rivalry. As the light npposit-nn. U. S. forces ore st nds the Hoosiers Today's pitcher was not dis- | *^9" r«#achrs . , . had laid siege to the city. Vienna, capital of Austria, is doing well in Burma, and the i.nv I ln.Vl these two victone* . closed s the sixteen-man squad > >n five victories to Michl- un- ! der their belts the marksmen about ready to full to the sledge¬ Japs have been stopped for '!.>• embarked fi Bloomington. ee's four since the series hammer blows of the Red army. moment, at least, in China. are now sliooting for the nation¬ • m *1918. al inter-collegiate chanfpionship. The manpower bill requ#'. t< rl As we went to press Ihe Rus¬ I So fai the shooting for this sians were in the suburbs of this by trie administration has- l« < n season Detroit, Toronto v-1 game JlTSLSlI of the match has been good and the major European city, and with turned down in the Senate .aid ■ teams, first time the team is expected to lie among the likrlilutnd of any offcLve civil war reported : - been played outside Clash Over Cup the top ones in the field. All the inside the city, it appears resistance cannot manpower control bill pa ■ mg ii-ing since the beginning shooting for this match must be be maintained for seems remritc Trnw. ,too great a ir.l relations between the In Ice Ilallle done between March 10 and time. and the first time April 10. ITALIAN FRONT t the players will be DETROIT. April 5 (AP* De¬ The team is~under the expert Action on the Italian front . ullege ball. troit's Red Wings and Toronto's mashing of Sergeant Crutch- has been light and rather In¬ !!>>osiers will be out to Maple Leafs, Stanley cup op¬ rifle field, who is in charge of the significant. The Swiss-Itlliait •he defeat they received range. The stinting itself is ponents for the second time in frontier was closed this past ..mis of the Spartans in four years, open the National | under the direct supervision of week, in anticipation of what i-t meeting in 1941. hockey league's ' world series" j Atchison, who is the range of- the dispatch said was import¬ five-member pitching I ficor. He is responsible for see- hcn. tonjRht ant events in the near future. I ing that the results of the shoot- The Red Wings, by irtue of ' PACT FIG ing are sent to the officials. their second-place finish in the The Pacific theater of opera¬ Time Important league's regular season and their These rifle matches are con- tion produced .its share of good DOW/VfOM record of eight wins games with the Leafs, may rule in 10 1 ducted on a mail order bnsis, news in this global war. U. S. ! where each hool shoots on its marines and army ponerits a slight favorite over the third- j own range, 'tiding the final re- ! have split the strategic u-tand of place Toronto team. I suits to the officials. The guns Okinawa, 325 miles Horn .lapnn, %\HA pmmitff3 But offsetting this is the Leaf's i iced m the shooting are .22 eal- in two, and .lap resistance has feat of eliminating the league j luen surprisingly light. \ ..it i m krrp posted on all i iber rifles. Thu firing is done in and Stanley cup champion Mon- : Three airfields have been tak¬ !i wide war, political, and tour stages: sitting, kneeling, • . it#* w s by attending the treal Canadians in their play¬ en ijnd only now. alnm-t a week for hour week standing, and prone. ,• nn one a off semi-final series, 4 games to our forces landed, are. The ti am is composed < both 2, while the Red Wings were he- J The agns that the N>ps are go- \1*RIL 6 - 13 j ASTP ing extended to seven games by i ASTI's are .tolin Mill, Leonard mid ROTC cadet g to light and to) pull an Attn. Okinawa Invasion the fourth-place Boston 1'i iiiri-. > _ Thg Red Wings were confident \ ROTC cadet-- are i Young and Rodney Confer. The Allies Near Berlin Stanley Cham¬ they would wiinl up the set ics I pion. Rohoit Kiuidsoii, Richard Much of Time Presents with their fourth Stanli v cup 1 i STrrine, Dick Swamou, Harold victory. Insult* t!liina and James Cronander. \l.l. THE NEWS SPORTS — HUMOR Invest in Victory — Buy Bonds and Stamps. War Kobs Hurler 1 this Vfir To Thank You for Trip Ilit' Students and Faculty To lUoomiiifilon of Michigan State ('.allege RAIN or SHINE Michigan-State's baseball team recei'.ed a new pitching hope in tne person of Norman F. Mr- and our maun friends and eusi timers of Corn ok. Detroit sophomore. tin si l.ansinfi Arriving at MSC just in time to lit included in the trip to for the fine way you have patronized its in th< Bloomington, lint., where ihe past 15 years we have hern here. | team plays the Hoosiers, McCor- We are moving away, hut our simp will k<> >n ; niuk filled a last minute vac¬ ancy in the Kobs pitching statf. under the same name MeCormick is a transfer stu- «L dent from St. Mary's college in Rex Camera Shop i Minneapolis where he \va> a two hut under the management of my business part¬ i letter winner in both baseball • and football. He stands 5 9" and ner, Mr. Kdward W. Ward, and Mrs. Phylis Slo- i weighs 18U pounds, and is 4K, eum, who will be head clerk. j which would indicate that lie will be here for some time, Wo shall he doing: the Kodak finishing: for our j As a pitcher for Detroit's De store, and will continue to grive you good service | I.aSalle high school, he was post- . . . It's flowertime ! er! on the All City baseball team | for June. 1941. His record while and ytnnl pictures. —Mr. and Mrs. Hex Troup j at ' De I.aSalle was eight victories to one loss. a t ! Baseball coach John Kobs put MeCormick on the mound to see Rex Camera Shop , what he could do against the j NORM KESEL, FLORIST team and he tanned five of the fust six men to face htm. Kobs stated that he has a fine assortment of tosses. His special- ' Opposite the Union • : ty is the fast ball. 106 W. Grand River Ave. | MeCormick showed enough WE SPECIALIZE THE COLLEGE WAY * speed and skill to tie included (Sext to Hank) tin the regular staff along with '.Meredith Yarltng, Bill Page, 'Darrel Coney and Keith Steffee. the red cedar post of the American legion Presents Refreshments .50, including tax ,no. ballroom "WOK and hij ORCHESTRA pbytog at Ticket* on Sale -LL»o.iL-no ALL-fOLLEGE DANCE at Union Desk SATURDAY, APRIL 7 - TOMORROW NIGHT! J® . IllM Friday, April 6, MICHIGAN STATS NBXS Page Four RUSSIA Austrian Capital Encircled (Continued from Page 1) INFORMATION announcement of its action to By Soviet Shock Troops the world. The question whether Russia MATH HONORARY The mathematics honorary welcome. The discussion on Lithuania. Toby Gixlr.i native-born Lithuanian, will meet Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Russian Army Drives at Vienna from Danube will go to war against Japan in room 123 Morrill hall. Facylty the discussion. was left unanswered. The de¬ members of the mathematics de¬ MARRIAGE LECTFUF LONDON, April 5 (AP)—Tank-led Russian shock nounced five year neutrality partment will speak about Carl Morrison, of ti . * troops battled to the southern city limits of Vienna to¬ pact docs not expire until April "Numbers are peculiar animals." Children's Center. ;ii night after cracking a major defense belt as other Red 25, 1946—more than a year from The program wil be followed by the subject of the P,n>:. army veterans launched a drive to encircle the Austrian now. However, the note which a short business meeting. Stu¬ peels of Marriage. : - dents interested In mathematics rent marriage series !• capital, slashing across two® Foreign Minister Vyascheslav are invited to attend. be held Monday ;it 7 of its supply lines with AWS to Hold Elections Molotov handed Japanese Am¬ the music building. K INTERNATIONAL CLITB Germany. bassador Naotake Sato this aft¬ The International rlub will information concern1! Final elections for AWS of¬ ernoon in Moscow placed Japan open Us doors at 8 tonight at for the rest of the -• The Russians broke across ficers and representatives will squarely In the enemy's camp Number 3. Faculty row. All stu¬ dents are to contact A throe highly-fortified river lines, be held today in the Union from and stated Soviet Russia's opin¬ dents and faculty members are son, Grosse Pointc criss-crossed with concrete pill¬ 0 a.m. to 5 p.m., according to ion that Japan had violated the boxes, That protected Vienna on Barbara Pong, Detroit senior. pact. the south, and captured the su¬ Added to the list of women run¬ Shortly before Moscow acted, burban towns of Ober-Laa and' Unter-I,aa. ning for senior representative is the government of Premier Gen. Dorothy Lnmont, Royal Oak Kuniaki Koiso in Tokyo fell in Vienna Suburbs Hit junior who was formerly dis¬ the midst of a political and Adjacent to the metropolitan, qualified because she was over- military crisis, and Emperor Hi- boundary of Vienna, the t wo su¬ pointed. rnhita summoned Adm. Baron burbs arc four mdes southeast of the heart ot the Danube city. Knntaro Suzuki, 77-year-old Don't tie a raditinn breaker— president of the privy council, to Simultaneously, other Soviet smoking form a now government. troops rolled up a Herman bulge no i in Czechoslovakia and plunged deeper into Yugoslavia from southwestern Hungary, raptur¬ Create A ing more than 40 towns and vil¬ Memory at • NEW VOW lages in a drive toward the The Flower and Gift Slioppc of Croat capital of Zagreb. Fine Toiletries - Rare Perfumes - Lingerie - H More than 6.SO0 prisoners Accessories - Sportswear - Ready to Weor were taken in the Yugoslav sec¬ Veda Foster tor Moscow announced. 124 E. Kalamazoo 117 So. WASHINGTON AVE. — PHOfv- Reds I'car Red Hattlcs As the Russians advanced on a .'CrO-mile front across Yugo¬ slavia. Austria and Slovakia, Herlin said that a giant Red army offensive on the Oder river SPRING SPORTS NEEDS front before the Reich capital was anticipated "in the next few days." . Two mighty Soviet armies were involved in the blazing bat¬ tle for Vienna. YANKS Ladies Golf Iron- Wilson (Continued from Page 1) 2-5-4-7-8 ennis Hulls the Ruhr was rising in fury, as 50c $2.95 both the U. S, first and ninth army pressed the assault on pos¬ sibly 110,000 German troops - i.ny of them among the best still Wilson Vines Ladies Driver left on the western front. Field Kessclrmg and Spoon W'ood- Marshal Albert was Tennis Racket i cported trapped there. $2.95 Hradlry Leads Four Armies $12.00 The U. S. ninth army, under Field Mnrshal Sir Roman! 1.. Montgomery's command since Canvas the Ardennes breakthrough, was Spalding bark under the command of Golf Bags Gen. Omar N. Rradley, who thus Soft Halls $2.50 become the first warrior in $1.20 American history to command four field armies- a force of at least 1.000,000 lighting men. Riitwin Reversahlt- Allied armies, capturing at Softball least 20.000 additional prisoners Wednesday, were driving for the Bats Sport Jackets knockout all along the front. 70c to $1.50 $7.95 Swimmers Baseball Fielders MAT. SIM P.M. - EVEN. 7-S P.M. Nose Clips Gloves Starts Today-:* 50c $5.65 HEY GALS : ! THE VOICE HKKF ! Archery Regulation |Cara-frM... Arm Guard*—80c Baseballs War-frt« 95c ea. •ad a Finger tabs—50c Hen lYurson Cotton Sport Shirt- in colors Archery Sets 05c to $5.05 $1.25 Complete Assortment Waterproof Flashlight Wi ml breaker of Fishing Accessories Batteries Jackets $5.95 10c each ■A GEORGE MURPHY GLORIA DeHAVEN AOOLPHE MENJOU WAITER SLEZAK EUGENE PALLETTE VANDERVOORT SPORT EQUIPMENT ftEXTRAS ^WAILY BROWN 215 East Grand River Ave., East . Lansing [News - Novelty - C artoon] Sun.—"To Have and Have Not" V|ri \i!x ft.ii i