JGAN STATE NEWS Weather Continued riMil Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College "VOI.. 33 334 FAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. APRIL L'P, 1043 Leipzig Falls to First Anny; Hods (toss Oder* Seventh Fights in Nticrnhcrg Neisse Hirers in Ag Board Announces Hoping Holtle Kulir \\U1S.- Poekel Baltic Eiuls Willi li 1Prisoners April 19 (AP)—The inner Herman fortress The Soviet'high eommanV ot- Faculty Changes |i |>/ig and 20,000 fanatic defenders fell today to 'B'kiily announced.late-Inst night Isalicllr (onion to llavp lYriiianriit Position I S first army as to the south the i s seventh 1 ,,0J'lin-hound. battle ..m-hvM and oplna-il half ,.r ,l„. X„,i Shrtm-1 As Counselor for AA'omrii; K. A. Ilt'ssi y ol Nuernberg and* - Russian tanks vver thrusting te¬ KXmTSt lu'sifitis as I >« |»a rt iik ii! I (rail • auks racing 12 miles| ward Strausherg. only 1U miles li to within 80 miles ■ les' ifI New hirst Lady jtroin the burning city. Throe promotions ami five new appointments were made !>v the Michigan Slate liotml of agriculture, gov¬ ich I Clamping operational silence ;■ S first and ninth ar- I i on what Berlin has called "the erning hotly of Michigan State college, at its nit-ting greatest Red army offensive ol Ivied the worst defeat- yesterday, according to Karl H. McPonel, secretary. armies since Stalin-; j tin war." Moscow's- nightly wai * * * .is bulletin announced only Dial i lleatling the list ol pro- h the final smashing of j 'motions ■ i , pocket, capturing Ji both Red the rimy forces had crossed Oder and Neisse rivers Cniiim, pi .simcrs in that cam-] j .list and southeast of IU-rtiit. I'tir p, Uidmg at least 11 gen-[ j The eoinmituiv|tie did j veal the .deptn of Soviet pone not vr-"[ i 1044, I for , i ...a W Bradley declar- { women, effective May I I tratiolis line east of Berlin, but i In .iiliuti. ii to Mis < I -ion's i st phase of the P. S I | saifi that lighting had been ninth, and 15th ar-1 I tHR lor three rag-J | promotion It. Holier, was tii.it .•( t C. >.vc bevend the Rhine | days lor the cap I assoei. t'- prot' 01, I tuie and extension" i i bridge- i I tin —dep..'Hip lit of sc..Do:;, and i ted, that there would i porary pause for con- \ I m ads. This w. the tits! Mos- .. lio was named aeim;: li< of ••before we go into j | i o-.,- imneunei m. in " at Ialge- ! | alitliiop Dogy during the ; In a.is had bgen seeip ed. and left the uneasy , j since "I Dr. Ciuu le D I ! •ah command to guess | it would take. j Along I row die Ni.-sc i n or. Mos- | l-i-ealed that the towns of! w ho is on | mouths, I). m l.l.ii K. Uyanl. v leav •• a - fi I Foi st. Moskau ami Weisw-.e- er | ipi"te.,sor and u-»..i,ii Taken i irst phase, he said, j 5S to i1' i 1 e j. Miuthi-asl ol Be'-. | olltoted to tht • i I n had heen e upturcr! prisoners had ieultui al •ail the German ! | Rut the Germans sua! that | I these t<-li es had driven farther ' hi;:, i . ie; tiv e April I. faced his armies ; New AiipoiiitntriiK' began how ju.st, cro»ed Berlin's -.w-i i n ri . Spree and C. ihw.tid Chinch, di plunged within afi ; American armies j miles o| ,he Americans. , j jiileadie ol i iv am- Ai i Mu • it Ira- department --r Hearing the Elbe | : Moscow described die drive it \V. ; oiii ,i iiniv i i ,f front of about 1IUI ! v a j ' . ' cross* the Neisse as in the . pek,. Ivan ,r .v.is ii.inai) i v ilb a salient in the ;• Du sdeii din-i-tiun." tin) icgaid- ti'ss'ii and fi e.ld of tile ,'>,i driven to within; ■mg I'.rttl«- due i a I •; I'.ei lot (lit. ' >5 m.,in weight of the Al- i miles of Russian i | Soviet eiin-nuinicme raid only ' MUS. Is \BI.I.I I <;ONON I lain;!: will i. [.Iin•• Dim. i "Dm iin; the p.et three day ' I..-H t "hi s-l-Jailer, pmi mm'lor who In , ;,i veered south to- i . . . . . . sinned, itleillive June .111 b. ■ -assy's las', mountain j 11'inr d.rr i fo i ol (be ( ran- . : Leipzig. 75 miles (,roii|> lo I'rcwul Museum juitt 1 dnaiy ;>1 1) el Berlin, came with IJ. S. Kefiises Bed f le Other III Ilii, Members aptness is after assault, giving a Polish Demand (»ay Opera * Vida* Misl.mt Dr. C'iaudi B • T'ump.oi jiroft ssor m psych-. y control oi a good »T Xtjilhvv e ,tei ii • -uHlv-i mads and railways WASHING rt 'N has ■Miff k'Xty, In en ..ppi this I (tii n'y of (•5 nules north- ' a piiniliei of ie munitions city of D i, Kimball, fas,;! i v six miles from ' m i 'i imm.iiily '• <' I) i ty where Kon- n',|,lu .•d A, r- fie. began his traitorous < mnde bell , alien /Ltlljor : v Was surrendered ttie ; '1T!-m " ' lull, I> < ' ■ i111 e July. Itm ilii A, a to,iu t it .il and colorful le.-eai.h uvpile . 1 4 i a the heart of Nuerti- | te"vcr' ..ml .utlii "pof.iy cflr. >1 three Nazi gen- .'•pec.-i ui wlta it pageant • and ""' • ■ • lelit alums 1. ik" place when i; Gen. Gotthard '1 K lull 1 w la. hoi, K 1! .<• R.almas . • return s v h toi nnrs from im ie. chief of all an- 1 ol pi,lb-: 1 , .1, V ill ; it liurii vaid in upper Bavaria, W itil III"' aal > .1 1... 11.1 .I.iii'i i i Miltaiit to: ttnive; 111 u'." has bei-ii leloeat ,,n . . car tiic Nazi party < f we-'crn This ballet . .. mp.iiiy is m bs n -n American hands. (Russia, pi'.-. Il'fli iiiiushu! 1 |», nfill Japaue i si us1,ii vv;t fi Ilii opera « ' tit - list of. ditli miled In in tia- west . o.ist. puny and is i liade lip i-iiIiiely ItDAD TO Hi RUN lit Ihr A'-Mi, mint l'ir»» of .,.io (fan. is . In ,all d b.y | •"». si-l Veil ". do. I.y din Alio, a alld l.U il ii .1*1 1 - Eastern front: it; m.U fulls R icriv rd Today's b i man Western .• i Irnnt: 11. in t,. a n 1 1. ' I'lie .Slgll.itfi.il •sre— Mi .-talc 11 1 boai'l Ki i'Ii c. BOARD—Pagr ini.'Vpteil B.i: Campus I: .'III T.urgei mill nr 11.1 • Italian front .».»11 n troih Meiiatvi'. 11 \ iii It lo OjHMI IVo» In ,ki»pmg A th iin FI < i f ' • \' ITT 11/ LOSS !<|iitst ijv U Ii' |t li» I that i.irt ri'i rav(T jni \i ie men in tiie ai By RI'STV st iii:ii Ml It ■ - ii 1 la.ir -shores senior. mine with wool was A re. of:i • i ID y. ■> • i . Bid low II.III.ill [ I'M < «•< uTrri :}.ty Club and the adiiunistratain building | East L. \ aiy be subtle about those i, have iJ-7. H" ii.i--. probably wanned were favorite diversions in In, Lutheran Fellowship, 7:30 , -ht all the "wriggly : t—eo j per,! :i • • ' «- a i ice- more b. i,, t.e- than any other day IIj I tiiou annex m- to the surface" and j rtmint, man around and invariably sits Bet-orated Tree trical lore..'.an H;.- .• One of Mitchell's contributions VIVA, 7:30 p.m. ■ ed her of him. Reply recently announced, i- ■ ttii live : vv.tls the team. Mitchell keeps up Org. romn 1, I niun "vVhat do you think: July 1. A te.-nmomal ,i ner will' a regular eonespdndejue with to MSC was his diioi'ation of a • eather reminds me ! be given in h Mav J4. iff! former Michigan State ath- H5 foot spruce on tfie campus for Friday Frolic. M p.m. I when close friends ..f" Mitchell' letes. and his adopted sous from See—MITCHELL—Page I Faculty dining room Fridnyr April 20, michigan state news Page Two MICHIGAN STATE HEWS In Campus Quarters Grin ami Boar'It Entered n« second-class mntler under nd of March 1879 nt the post-office, Cad UitHdnit. Mich Offices located on ground floor of cast wing of Union iiy norm: la mont Building Annex, room 8. and NAN TIC A HOE Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular •chool year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan State college Telephone College Phone 8-15; i. ,h the term is M'tuber AsuocUOd CeltcflaU I Editorial OfU'C — Office Ext. 208. Ext. tes ~3o 2G!». liuslnvsa | Seems .is thmm roltiru; right ;ialong now ro increasing . .. . T^,C*tV National Advertising Service. !nc »s®whnSioi m m £VXS » per _ ___ year ^ Sin MR 11111111)618 Ml piniuiiRS, eitKuge- ^ ml lege carrier lo Rbiclentg;, >3 00 n# aIUm PirWii&rrf KrprcMiiMir* .iia!andhiweddings, nowas n NrwToHK.N.V. per vein by college currier to lion- incuts, lidded the Greek might let- i?omm,'k,nAvi mv " 1 uo.om • lm imin • ,** r.AnciKj slinleitls. Mimicsosiers. i . . . „ ) Jf w'"4 MEMBER OF THE A> St or not otherwise local Ii-wi published therein. All rights credited In thin paper. P1u'iiil.v slui itu*. of publication on face, put u , hu .1 usit'll mwhile the Ml * I hi'') the l Krnie I'.vle oiime ;is the nation's second I m 11 •. - . ami wilt hw- trie'tt war loss within a week. » Sc.it Hiei.i, ill . v.huv Pvt. 'I lw t r end ol every Ul, lie shunned tile generals and ,1' ni ml n't nil i Hirer' Ide to live as Hie ordinary foot soldier, to ,i,.|,c, w e 'ii V aie listen lo Ins hopes, ln> fears, !lis gripes, and report th in when it to u. de- tile folks hack home. inuie iMi.hnu n eiit.ii.'er ,.| prn- , t.il, mentioned nam. of l.ovs he had talked lo in The Sigma Shis 1 I.eeti i;,. no;. 11 at then parents m it'll t read alioul'them, lie < v.•>;, - ..... 1.dd ei mursinif anccilot amu-omr anecdote ■ 1 human pathos, and of ll , I on or of w iir. Id ine I'.vle was iii.; iM.itlv a glamorous war corres¬ pond" id. in Hot lie vv.i- shv and unassuming. Kvuryonc win. in.! him. however, was' impressed with hi - natural chutm. and liked him instantly. lie did lie! write of tllll.tui .v si raltTV. as ilt' admitted 1 knew nothinr ahoul P Ills'- w n! iii;' was. liie story behind the cold official « em.Hiim.pit II' vviuic tin real new> tiie.human side IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK . Ity IIIVtl KAMINS UflVII IIN IltttN I f f VVcslt'in Iriint acllitii tltc past m-vcii spectacular dint's almost unopposed lo days has varied (rum slow advances against 1", F .rciilc A Memory at stitleueil ciiciiiv rrstslanre. (.ell. (ieorge S. ration's iltiuKlibovs pa vlgi luve made the most news this week. They have rut (leiiuauv ill Slioppi- »»f I '« "5;t I he Mover ami Gift two geographically and have smaslird into (lie Sudrleulailtl til m:.n, ( lechoslovakta. the Irrriiory lliller annexed in IU3M alter the h i ,lm. Veda Foster M.o v Hllen Hlueke, De- lll-lairtl iiiertiin: at Vlunich. in,.', , ..(» in Knrope 11 .tit 'fiesimvin, Maiiaii"., II.n.- 124 1. Kalamazoo "* 2 m lil , ,1 11 .t'.C'ec .1' W ov c .did has been complet h.n.i K ll- rei., t'l.c .ig,, fresh¬ iioppmi: up ei in,- Huh won by tltc Allies man .lean I'otts, VV.i>hini:to;i, eest wet k I'p until tit s f. l:\STKKN Hit INT D <■ Ire.idii II. .dal Na'.ale .ichmlc, Staling!ad was « Two and one-holt' nullit H kvv el G1.11 i.l H.ipuls, fresh- ie'd Itw worst vici man tic > s itl'i'nsl lorcvs have , ma" <1* over . . ol entire w,.r rled their final I initial ><111 took place men, were killed, captuii Km." tiridgeh. ads 0.1 the Horniai me Alpha Chi house I i-t oners si'kak Lnit i.ut >>( ai tion. auk of the Ddei.. these rigid resulting 11 seven lyes 4U0.IHX) |ii forces. ' with victory t. k m the pi ice of pledge p::,s. •Minuted |,.i ready to place on Ber¬ The actives 1111 Itnie Brenda lin I l..u,.olc>. have moved ahead Bcrgrrs. Gr.,nd It..pais fees ti¬ FOR YOl ..id at Ih.s r.ionient hiav lie m ll i.e. .lane Wilson. Hunuiistlfui ..nolhc; tlsevvlure along I ,, v 1 j v ( iitskiits of Herbn. \V is ii,s!',num. Nan Km.vvl- VM) winding front AH wit arris . I'liey were last reported by the ton. Jt'ckbad .j'.m.or; Gintiy iletii'.ans to Ik- within 1" .idles Jones, Royal t>ak ireshntati;' MAKE THIS (it real's are luttiim no - el lh« tr capital. i.e. a iMet.'aii. Huntington iletenses lor some ol the.i vv ii Unlay being the bt".Inlay Woods lieshm.in. Birb Mae- A «•! that ititamiiu* eii.uacter Ad« it I .call. Pn as .nt Hidge Iresliniail. WEEK EM) the Hinsums would bkc -..list Dons Jensen. Muskegon nothing better tliafi to celebrate .soptnvnn re TO I I- unto: lunate lurth -with a ftuss,,.n .pronouncement that REME.MREIv Only !."> miles separate lay tin has fallen. V ink forces and the German capital, but from all Indica- italy Action on the Italian front Dovwrom liuits that 45 mile slretth is been slow, steady, and going to he the hardest «( all. has At some points. General rat¬ rostly to Allied forces. Ger¬ man defensive action has been ion's men are only *5 miles from a juncture with the Rus¬ great, but we continue to ad¬ vance toward thr key objec¬ You un Urn puvtrd on civic, sians and a meeting of lhc.sc tive of liologua. potifiiul And \%.ir nrws tv attend¬ forces is imminent. ing lite vimwmc of All the l4le»t For all practical purposes the PACIFIC THEATER new* each week spcnil an hour vb intan aufotees were eliminat- Superforts continue their .re- and keep Informed— • days. 1 .OCO i from the war tl.e past seven ten'less smashes at In one day alone, over j- rticularlv "^sat Nazi o.rcralt were blasted strength. It-has been estimated Japan, and its industrial HKM FILMS R O () S E V E IV IJFK AMI DKATIt F. T RE ID'S fio">. the skies or dcstioved on that half of Tokyo's industrial 1 R U M A IN the ground. power has been wiped off the First Appearance as President REIO M1LLIGAN', Manager In the pas'. 10 days ov er 2.000 map by Yank bombers. On Ok- Gert'ian aircraft have been des- inawa the line of action has re- m'r.tl.YL 128 W. Grand River 8-3551 troyed The ninth airforce com- mained static. The Japs ha.ve Reachhcail to Kerlin Science -:- Oddities maadei-. Cb :i. Carl Spaatz. issued two small pockets of resistance Cartoon -:- a statement to tlie effect that the See—THIS WEEK—Page 3 V v April 20, 1945 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Thice kobs to Name Spartan Hasrball Team Vwparos for II avne Came STATE BOARD (Continued from Pane 1) Plunges for iot i professor unci research prefer«cr i ">. horticulture. effective Apnl H.ii roils has joined the l.\>w Spartan Nine jC'hefeicnl ins i fill a > oinp.it v of research specialist weed lontrol. (' II Midland til cln m- Waffs, |f,n-iiier ("ngers to llit ■ iro (mi tor in ooiolnj.y. Ii.o io- -m snau.f, effective April .in. to .u- Diainntnl for Wayne; \|| Seasottctl Vcti rept f'on a it position ivi'h .uioii sen cos. the P. S, ; I v baseball tram l.t was iiittlii at iti.it. - r:^f ; !. -iro at w iirti least tlnvr the home sea - ISU#'®-jP-A'dfe v ■ f V": •' 4'- StlJ <1 "..ruled the Nap oat ■ m with Wayne nni- I . >\. IV ell- .7 "hit f V , .... ■ , 4! v- \'3 f .T -MlXii ft t y -lit U 4' '• > • ,.4 •; , v\w> \.. V XY V , V • W ... ->v \ . vV' v ;t , i».I. /■ rate mil v 1*1 tins lit I'.xpaml f' nyiiv (.ouniy I.ruth ' V'!, \ t, To Coll,a,S Throughout II nil . til Students r fa».es loon try . , ; . .■r Is l.iiiv .mil head of thi mis wuik \V Vint places Dr. I A P. f('••ntiMUial ftunt Pare '.If mi in «I ' (it. nit nil mv liu* Alplt:., Ui'.ll f. .!!•«» 111. kill : mu\ The i\ uU-ly » -..Mil V \v i.ui«i!i to lie Of fere 'I Hill oi I; . 1 nlonp f ..'a II I V all 'We n the T.o - tv lM ,. ' 'I «"sp<"•<•-!' ni' ;" ., IIOME I ROM' of their 11 i.n l.ai li ne a. I Tnis past vvrek v»" the late . , ,, , :! ( eil... ,v. president iif tfic I nilrd Miles. , , .... i ,n .a-, , Irani. In It Rriisi veil, tinric'l aloii* the If ml-fill rivrr uheir mit f It (.1 \R|» •,\i;- \\ \'. i ' lie tiicvv up fu he one. of the „ cry — Buy War \VAt iitllnii . rlrates! Ira.lets. itilt i . i ' Spceiilati-in as to the pnsMhlr ,f,, i ii.il li , effort el the late piisideiil's ( ,, , ,u)i , niittiiielv death still runs j , lamtMiil. and it is too early ' f.«- (. Invrst 11 tt.e ITATE 1(' t to see anv appreroMe i hanite. . ,, ., ; p III 11'iv war li " »i I'll - KVKN. 7-S I'M me the p. 'li rat Totluy •!• . "Minis I i I" .in ■ I. Romance today's - Action headlines: the whole. veil... I i> l< J 1ST GOOD I- 0 0 I) Di l l \l VAItll TV DINNERS tons at ,1 k s • have Ih<» rt .!«<»•; • given every n.aii 1 Kil l) ( IIHM N - KAK-K-Ol l l) CIIICKKN stkaks - ciions - si'\(;iu;rri War on 'tie !'••'>! I 'a.'. I»1 Ml l.l'hll.ON tncu'tv staff hie, llmirs — II A \f. to ft I* M. deal iti the f HUl plah- i hsiiiorat V.. a II meet I lesilav t lir.ed All Day Monday rins ol toe ■ i n. , |. pa;. E'.Vi, .11 1.'5 Mornll RED f'ROSS MOltK >i" < lis V Si, fiaav • fresh mm and'sophomore \vo- . enwi al at M.u'y mcn are invited to help make kit • i I» ' • ioc iiiuicr. will bass lor the Red trass attain Mo. tinai.. la ii'Ut'l \ iai tnnis this term. A meet in* "ill he held oh ' >'• tcmorron evenini: at "la in .All tuooi ii.i. p n il oi room '2Oli of ttic home eeonoinlcs . , -m ir I. OI'fhuHy ill- building. V>teii to at ei The New Hut Steak House Phone 4-1710 — 2371 K. .Michigan IIENHI I.. OWENS, Prop. .A1? «—» ,,7 EST'' PAT O'BRIEN TO TAKE OUT W RUTH HUSSEY |OH • s A G I N A W A H H AHOI S|Kigli<'tli with I Ionic* Matlr Meat Satire f &OBtPT wvan « t, A A C I I i K I 0 N CUM > - ti)i»Ki» mrs i A S S 0 I'inl or (Juurt New* Events" °PtN WIRE" llonu- Matlr < Jioji Sucy — I'int or (.Ittarl ' AKTOOK - Novelty Fine Toiletries - Rare Perfumes - lingerie - Hosiery llofiir Matlr Froli Kroil I'ics ami (lakrs Accessories • Sportswear • Ready to Wear ItllU " "V OAKLAND liUN. MXRC;ARET O'BRIEN PHONE 4-0417 WASHINGTON AVE. 117 So. %;ir , _""'t Me in St. Louis' j MICHIGAN STATE NEVUS Friday, April 20, Pane Four Students to Grade Instructors Allies Give Top Nazis Warning A turn-table type of grading Ability to stimulate thinking and independent work, examin¬ INFORMATION Will be started at State next fall ations and grading, willingness Of Punishment to Come when students will be given an to help, and recognition of one's opportunity to grade their in¬ own limitations are also in¬ GAMMA DELTA Gamma Delta, Loth.,, structors by a rating-scale de-1 dents, will meet at k. cluded. Tritniun, Churchill, Stalin Issue Statement vised by the faculty. > For one year after the plan Sunday morning at a 1. ', The scale Will be adminis¬ goes into effect, the rating-scale breakfast before attend m , r LONDON, April 19 (AP) —• — tered once a term In every will be inspected only by the in¬ services at the Christ 1. , The United States, Britain and course or once a year in a full- structor concerned, enabling church In Lansing. A >.• Russia have drafted a final sol¬ the group will ho tnki ■ emn warning to the Germans that both the top Nazis nnd those I News in Brief year course. Students will rate him to make improvements in their instructors anonymously his classroom methods. Students on points to range from a'high and staff arc expected t" he- services, according to p ergene Ernst. Saline pi> ,, '* who have done the ''foul work PARIS, April lif (AP)—Halle, score of 10 down to low score come more familiar with the op¬ STUDENT ('LI It with their own hands" will be city of more than 130,000 popu¬ of 0. eration of the program during Saturday is "rtrknhk made to pay for atrocities com¬ lation 16 miles northwest or Items included oh the scale' the year, for the Student club. T|„ mitted against the Allies, Prime Leipzig, was captured today bv are mannerisms, speech and en. Ater September, 1946, the rat- will meet at Peoples rhin.i, Minister Churchill announced the U. S. first army, unrintion, clarity of objectives, ing-scale will be studied by 3 p.m. and hike to | t 1|( today. course organization, knowledge heads of departments who will sins park. Students pl.u ' Disclosure that the warning MANILA, April 20 (AP) — of subjeet, range of interests confer with their instructors attend are asked to m.ih,. If had been drafted by himself, Infantrymen of Maj. Gen. ft. B. 1 and servatlnns at the Stiideo' .ifhr ... , ,,, diKi culture, (.111 nil t, presentation prchciiiiiiion of' about the results and further President Truman nnd Premier Woodruffs 24th divison, moving bj assignments, aand I suggestions for improvement of Pehplcs rhureh, no l.u tl|' Stalin and would be Issued with • under strong air support, cap-| ,() interest, teaching. Friday noon. Cotabnto nrovineinl 1 in a "very few days" was made tured the Cotabato provincial : ' . _ by Churchill to the house of capital on southern Mindanao commons, whose anger flamed Wednesday and drove 22 miles as a result of direct word frtim beyond in an overland sweep to¬ General Eisenhower that atro¬ ward pavao. Other Yanks who cities Just discovered "far sur¬ landed 35 miles to the north cap¬ pass" anything seen before. tured the airdrome at Malahang Their very t 117170 and quickly put it into opera¬ LIV -LlJ depend on yon! Women on Committee In what appeared to be a sug¬ tion. gestion that the central Nazi government might not Inst even ST. LOUIS, April 19 (API -- long enough to have received the Ninth-Inning, singles by Mayo, warning, Churchill said it had York and Cramer pulled Alton been prepared ''for the German Benton out of a tight pitching [overnmeiit or wliatever nuth-1 ciu« j today and gave the Detroit ii ities exist." | Tigers a i to 11 victory over—the Nazi atrocities have become of S. I.ouis Browns and an edge of paramount Importance in coin- two games to one in their open- municHtmnx between the "111 ing sen Benton allow Three,'" the Prime Minister said, Browns only disclosing that a delegation from while his mat pailiament would leave toinot- Potter fof nine niw at the invitation of Eisen¬ hower to see first hand "these LONDON, gruesome scenes." One woman j Squadron: I. on the eightrmemher eom- ! tacked Berlin tonight, climax- 1 mitti'e afipointed to get personal I ing a day in which more than proof of the crimes. 12.rill) bombers and fighters of 1 Concern for Prisoners I four Allied .111 command.- blast- ' The flaring of anger toward I ed Hitler's southern fortress the Nazis and concern for pris- : area and HAP Lancaster*, crash- oiur.. :.ll in Iheir hands swept I ed six tun "earthquake" bombs II.tough commons after Church- 1 "" submarine pen m the Noith ill had fetieeil giKid-natureslly j Sea. with members who tried to | - — ~ tempt" Inm into talking about j f* 1 irfi/ i. "I woids can. express the horror j Wont you to know thai I think which is felt by lits Majesty's • your tree is the most lieniitifu' geveiument and tin o allies at 'Christmas tree that i have ever in.*of ot their .frightful crimes seen " Mitchell still has that now datlv coming into'view." ' i letter Mdehell .not kuow what Yltllk** I.UIIIIt'll At lurk i he will do alter retiring, bui it 1 i.s quite probable 'that he will GUAM. April 20 (AP)-The | still be on the end of the bench 24th U. S, army corps launcheil a at all of MKC'.- athletic contest* powerful attack against (fie solid and will continue to watch the . J.panose line on the southern even greater rhanges to 'ake portion ot Okinawa yesterday place at MSC and gained up to flott yards, the navy announced today <;i. 10 I!«»!» t con- Openings are in Schenectady. for overseas relief. 1 Get together all the serviceable uscJ winter clothing you can tpare. This inch...* t'uion. "i tire*. Willi ltcetw kail 8- N. Y.. Bridgeport Conn.* and women's, children's, and infants' wear. JIH4L Mai vtn Koeihk 129 Chicago. Students who wish an But all of us can spare some serviceable Overcoats, topcoats, suits, dresse*. ► irterview should call the place¬ used clothing—to provide the 150 million HOY S bicvclc, lituKl condition, $35 jackals, pants, work clothes, glotcs. under - Call .MAIr\in Hoi-uk. 8-39U 128 ment office, according to Prof. ing garments, robes, sweaters, shawls. . Totn King. pounds that must be collected this month goods. Alto blankets, bedclothes. WANTED U.LEC. for that purpose. 2 Take your contribution to* your local < < TION DEPOT so* or arrange to i In the clothes closets and attics of Amer¬ LOCAL COMMITTEE collect it bclorc V ' ■"'UL ica's homes is enough usable, spare clothing 3 Support your I.ocal Committee not ohl\ - clothing contribution but also with your DRIVER wanted far Michigan Slate, td help care for the 125 million men, women, and energy. .ab call at t-i n Lansing bus station 1 and children —in Europe alone—who have TYPING Will do thesis other typing. COLLECTION o. Strom. 22!' Haslet! UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLEGE Kill t(» work for and board. Instructors home, for Overseas War Relief • HENRY J. KAISER, National Chairman blocks from campus. 8-1656. APRIL 1 TO 30 LOST GOLD class ring with Initials H. D. Gnat personal value. Cail Ext. At. room 327 130 TORTOISE slit It day Miller printed on case. call Pat Pct'y Ext. FT glasses. Wednes¬ If found 120 Bring Your Spare Clothing fo Peoples Church on W. Grand River SILVER pin shaped like 11 donkey. | Can Ext 340. 128 agg: