\ forty-Five Coeds Tapped By Women's Honor Groups MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Mortar Board and Tower Guard, senior and sopho¬ Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College more women's honoraries, tapped 10 and 35 women, Vol. 33 334 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1. 1045 No. 135 respectively, at the annual May Morning Sing ceremony j„ front of Beaumont Tower at 7 a.m. Residences of the women* tapped this morning were' Alpha Phi and Alpha Chi Ome- She was formerly co-chair- j j Nazis Admit Loss in Berlin Battle serenaded bv both groups ga. man of freshman orientation | in candlelight service last and a member of Tower Guard ! H ,r , li.vjitt tiuuhttm ULiiiiimiiRTiiiij si'-iuii and this year served as irht organ- ! Clin\ V Otlllg |n ' , men were selected for announced by Doro- Mortar ization editor of the Wolverine.! Pat Darr. Detroit, was also c'o- j May Day Proclamation Later Tot lay >iiaw, Mortar Board standards president of the chairman of freshman orienta-! tion and a member of Tower Guard. She is affiliated with! | Begins Today Red Army Troops Capture German Reichstag scholarship, leader- And lliiiimler's -Ministry of the Interior ,-;.-e service, but high ideals Chi Omega sorority. Polly Flaishans. Flat Rock, For Queen •cen.cth of character are j LONDON*. May 1 (AD—Red army troops capturtd important, Mrs. Shaw said. the recently chosen president of | was . . i ied that quality of work YWCA, .... of which she was Primary elections for the; the gutted shell of the German Reichstag in the blazing merely quantity, was previously a cabinet member, j queen to reign over the an- heart of Berlin last night, hoisting the Russian flag ovr . . red by the organization, to general ^logy'dubmember °f the PSy" UUal Manii Grns mortar boards to classes J™ yesterday. include Sue Averill, Bir- Ten Chosen i Others tapped included Shir. ant' their penny-ballot boxes are Pictures ot the candidates l'l>ace Moves announced in i proclamation a May Pa/ ium, who was in Mo-cow lull*' recently president. Miss ley Hamelink, Lansing, who was Sl"t 11P 1,1 'be lower deck of the j today. AV.'S a member of Theta Sec—TAPPING—Page 2 Union until 5 and will remain there Continue in j Moscow's nightly v a. bulletin p.m. Friday when the announced the capture of the Nazi Army Troops primary elections will 'officially be over. Denmark famous' budding, which wrecked by fire in Febru.u/, i/art Voting will be t\v coins, with Campus 1033, and was used by the ii-a- Lose to Allies in each penny counted as one vote. No limitations have been set as The LONDON. April 30 (ATI Free Danish Press service torial powers and pC secuto iho .•is as an excuse to -i n do ta- to the number of votes a person 'ii Stockholm said that licmrich c'ommutnsis. Italian Campaign may cast cr candidates tie may liimmicr conferred in In the Kroll open house, a t,t Denmark Today's man ROME. April 3D. < AP armies in l Italy have boon "virtually eliminated as a mili- — Ger¬ support. However, printed or mimeographed matter.' includ¬ ing posters, lulls, or signs, in support any candidates have this morning with Count Koike lternadotte ish emissa neutral, Sued- , t - by the German parhaincnt ultti " j* I'destruction of tm Kttdi, Ibuilding.- tiie Nazis Aoo'i il.t'. r h i.I little mo t thai. .» l> Oj'tCT t •ndr tary force" by tin shattering on- been b. il by Student cuiiii- month before tu>. atta >1 lis see II orthy shr tight of the Allies. Gen Mark id ti ■ t'u ted Slates cil. ai ,ii June, 104): ...I work. W. Clark announced tonight as I illi nig the pi unary electii ,re misleading things, "Germany no torn American fifth iHiiitcon 1 Hriii.v troop- penny voles w.ll lie conn lUhlngaU'ii. She is so i ill' that iv.ays walking into a marched into tlio great arsenal longer ! io combination ot -tcau ol stepping out- See—WAKIM GRAS— Page powi-i: looiil any doubt that i nii.-i ice uove* city of Turin and found it al¬ j0Ver successfully pif,. .l ..cam t usually expected, ready in the hands of Italian myitis her." s'ualion proveti to be patriots. • downfall of two sail- Gen. Clark, commander of 'he Sorority Sing Date HqilUlic - lit rnadoltc Along with ," tiie budding. Soviet troop laptui'lt Ron I, sag viio were visiting at s.nd have taken • Mayo Sunday after- the long, bitter lath army group, declared that Changed to R«y 211: ! lust north of llcmiui, U.rnmU . ii.uuc.ijr ij campaign winch the inter.o i. After answering began on tin shell-swept beach¬ I I (.reelcs Compete t; liorder, was ^and 201 sty bie.lv; m the beas t <■: Berlin Tne •. o- questions and hear- es al Salerno in i -ccoiui rim¬ • Sept.. 11143, hail irul post line building il-«i le>. ooohs and aah's, Date tin tiie aim s' men in two ended except for mopping up w .is seized. used bluejackets dash- ng has been chant Mon- days scattered Nazi resistance. As German troop- unius -if ■ door, only to discover ay. May 2K. Collrgi ■on ttficinlly dis- More than 120.000 German to surrender by the thou ami 01 vi re un the first floor mid iv>t be used eek's siis'Hiui- prisoners and tremendous quant¬ thr i ..pita! g .ng up :.i sui. ul- .wrmiiory and that their of arms and. cqinpnnnt I. t rem lied the al stiuggit ities tin liu jaic l.i^it wasn't lieing appre- a tin i did i "ugh Bei na¬ have been swept up in tin macl- ! lege to II.tie:- .ilidei i.i i spat . tne throng of surpris- il* new contact stom set oft by the British.eighth •.'ii|ss the . ' > finally found the •or ding to illation that a Ticrga army 22 day- ago and joined bv and were lieard to mat: -qiiendci Ihc American tilth army a week rf-u.ihl Seized men. pho< ey " later Twrnty-f o Nazi drv isioie The mi 6 .'in p.m ; have tic-en ripped to shred- lolirteen No Ni'irx. Good I Hi it ish eighth tore. Each son 20 Hides H.dli ; sweeping beyond Ml Vet 1st f l/e ti.. cat 30 I V : m. lit reared its head ice. drove a. ross trie Piav. tn. n po;; .,i c;.-,tweld. tin l>emng tin1 iist i Tiie Kappa It turned out however, tiv itics for spring t. !ii 1041. the I'A lily A s«i il 3d Ai' i Sup Third Czech City Taken that all the rxeitement was in •.as of three seniui dm will em. nv..dip,s..i tets said today it In one of two omic a- the telephone rail had held in. th. Union hailioi.ui tin:: lis 15.42 Alpl s.v : '•..-. -i by a:i agtcontent''day. Ihrimer Stalin ... made by ex-editorial rdi- '•#r I l.en 8:30 to 11:30 pun. tomorrow so; •" use ho. I.itc.d Am. ! scuts j that Gen. Andrei I. \ et. in-i Harnrs. visiting in NOW las', l.aiistng on a 5 day leave. Featuring tiie mus.i of Gcru ig.oo : tp< mans . nd an- I k<> • murth t'kr.«.m..i. . my t... Devine and his band, the dance no.need st. would -end -2.00 H. d itorne every j' captured Moravska - vvili be informal, and all seni' r pi..-lie: - test as "the Pittsburgh ot ( ze< hoslov. - I he Tie students uigt-il to come, with he a-my i ,.ti ■ » ' uun tin re ' kia" and bat tion guarding tne 4.00 arc A lieadqu..!:. is statement said northern a or without dates. routes into Miftav .a ' Patrons for the affair will l» ick and vv'uuued Would get pi - Along -wittl ("zeelt.wJoV.ikt.i' an altruistic spirit ■ ved tresman John Dr. and Mi- Charics k Hoi- ii ly hi meda.,1 Iranspoit liome thud . it.v Yeremenk. s If cop- i-i.e ymount, land. No adnass.oi! vv. 1 i be ondition |«'|- captiuio si. IK ..ku»n Ohio to a: charged.Otiier senior dances will senior (lances |XUDt "1 48 ni It** ith- o: .ghtly colored tie NOW ' iter it to speech in- be- held on the Wednesday ' ,f May 16 and 23. The ii i.-sian.- -1« | |»««l op th» u .50 tvr is the latter B. J. Knittel 1 nings oi ci whelming struggle lor die- made the i.00 '"ke if commenting ; Nazi capital to unpi w edentet! ' .69 •» nt hue. Strubel ex- at tr.e tie had come in- Romberg's Music Captivates . i a die ace i propoition- in an apparent ull- 1 out bid to capture the j tomorrow, w hen Moscow cpy try vvitl -t-sion by a similar his intere stltlg pretty ctoi ia Schools who Sigmund Romberg, tiie com¬ range- hold its annual May Day (• a stressing admiration - • ■ " the only thmg to do poser of "music America loves." f Straus: Tales om the sang ' .f opera - most tarnsl- j brations. and en Ah. Foic 'e Lut-' >' h.s error by passing captivated a large audience in the iixely "M.litaiy M rh" asi tiom E, Tiaviata followed by College auditorium last night. The hynonyms for delightful. taken from isss own IJes The synonyms for delightful, Choosing selections lrom Insj : Song. | "Alice Blue Gown." Two red heads, both pulchri- TIME TABLE " oinan Driver ing are too tew to.describe tiie coritemt«irary. Victor Herbert, ttidmous. cnnip'.eted the roster effect of Romberg'.-,' musician- Rornucsg next led the oicltcslia ,ol soloists. Byron, a TODAY— Fnii noted ship for providing escapist mil- through ('avalcade ol Melo-1 husky-voiced contralto, sang a f Peoples are ®»n. ths ll" way they treat theirr ho- wo- t sic. He didn't give his listen-j li.-ten- dies." Offenbach's strange "Bar- ; medley of arias ironi Carmen as |j Org. StVL, room 4 p.m. 1, Tnion usual procedure being crs a lecture in music, but rath- carolie" fmm the Talcs of Wolf- well as . "Thr- Fireman's Bride" k> lot th women do the heavy er a friendly, chatty conversa¬ man was haunting with the me!- j i!>>m Romberg .- new Broadway Sophomore Board. 5 p.m. i _ *7 Hh'le the men take il easy : tion—conveyed uuu— by muted strings. ody intei prete'd- first by deep- . show, "Up in .Central Park.1 Itooni I. Home Ee ^ ranserve their strength. Evi- I woou-winds rid brasses with throated cellos, to lie reiterated ! The newest Romberg protege IFC, 1 p.m. I *"itl that o7d"weV fc*7 b^n I r'Jui ..... nas Btfn i a'n""occasio"nal exclamation point I by the low voiced violas and v io- is Ann Andre, whose pcrtorm- u _ . Pi!— PL ved on. a dimmed stage, ante was not as smooth as the Org. room 1. I'nlon I '"lie AWS, 7 p.m. Org. room 2, ruiou •*V and will enhance SWL dancing class,' 7:30 p.m. «"• W. Rul. Faculty dining room, I'nioiv ""'"f on the companion ivas' Oalalea" overture ■ by S«pp«. j ol hi. and .b.l.Vfor 1«^hisP»:k n B„«l, last he,Romberg ibmel Wr,„n is strictly, v,„eo. a show- APO. 7:30 p.m. bumper expend- i Romberg had the audience in a | voice, n0 effort at alL j supple frame of mind as he went night, he offered vivacious, See—ROMBERG—Page 4 ' 107 Union annex Tuesday, May i. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TWO ■ Grin and Bear It * By Lichtv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS M MIKE Entered as second-class matter under act of March 1879 at the post-offlM. East Lansing. Mich Offices located on ground floor of east wing of Union Shows of student interest to be. Building Annex, room 8. broadcast over WKAR this week Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular include Olen O. Stewart, alumni school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michlgsn State college. . - ... director, presenting the "Alumni Telephone — College Phone 8-1811. Msasbtr AmclatW Cellestate Prem Editorial Office —Ext. 889; Business Record" tonight at 5:30. Stewart siMHiNTta rum national aovaatiSinn mi OfflCT — Ext. 268. , , , usually reads some letters from former MSC students now serv¬ National Advertising Smite, ht M so per year by'matl; 82*9 per year ing in the armed forces through¬ Collrsr PmllitbtnUrprtunutive by college carrier to students; $3.08 out the world, as part of his pro¬ SXO Macison AVI. NtwYMK. N.V. per year by college carrier to non¬ et# • • to*to, . Lot unui • tta rttaoart studfents. gram. Tomorrow at 3:45 p.m. Cam¬ MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pus Vignettes again airs a story The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of college life. Friday at 2:15 of all news dispatches credited to It or- not otherwise credited In this paper — and also the local news published therein, - " •- All rights of publication on p.m. two sophomores from De¬ special dispatches herein are also reserved troit, Elaine Smith, contralto, and Eleanor McDonald, soprano, A. A. Apptegate Faculty Adviser Barbara DtaMaos will sing a classical program of Manager ... Peg Mlddlfmlss Barbara Fearastda music. Their accompanist is to Advertising Manager Dee Hearing be Betty Bolander, Lapeer soph¬ Night Editor .... omore. EDITORIAL STAFF Saturday at 5 p.m. WKAR Associate Editors — DEE HEARING, HETTY JO CORNISH. MARION will offer the first in a series of BECKEI.. JAN HOPPS. BARBARA JONF.S. four dramatic programs entitled BUSINESS STAFF ''Let's Be Neighbors." The shows Assistant Advertising Manager. LEONE SEASTKOM - Contracts Man¬ are being produced in coopera¬ ager. MA'DAI.YN WII.I.MKNO — Circulation Manager—JANE WALKER. tion with-the Spanish honorary Beta Beta of Sigma Delta Pi. This week's drama will bo Spartans at War about Mexico and the narrator is to be Dr. Gabriel Atristain of Mexico city and a member of By BONNIE ESSERT the Foreign Studies department of MSC. the President for the now histor¬ Appearing in the dramatic cast ( APT. JIM CHURCH . . . '42, chose State's campus for ic England-Africa shuttle mis¬ will I'.- Boh llubcr. Dave Lang, Maxinc Elliott. Omny Mulloy, we'll do if the meat short.ig, sion bombing of Mt sserschmit t "I don't know what furlough stamping grounds yes¬ Joan • Cartel, Yvonne Jones, Sid factories in Germany. worse, Herman Already I've used up all my terday after 22 months in India. Kern and Dick Henderson. The wiles on the butcher!" While a student here Jim was I.T. Wll.MAM MA St AHO . . '43, is a member of a B-2U Kenneth Richards anil directed production I- supervised by J. president of Student council and was a mem her of Hesperian fra¬ crew which has named its Sup¬ by Bob Kainins. T A P V I IN (; ternity. erfortress "The City of Detroit " Wlule on campus ' I untenant Inter -ting People on Sunday (Continued from Page 1) I.T. KlfKI.ITON MOVER . . . will have Mascara was a member oi the termer Tower Guard presi- Frimochg. f '4.1, has been awarded th" stlv- Daniel, one of the a cr star and the purple heait loi American Institute o! Chemical ' entir, dent Her activities mehuie La more, are 1 en elitumol'igpit: in tin • orientation leader. and ever 1" he t. sounds received in Germany. Engine! rs. •rid 1 ..'tv f ' MHK >11 in ( ' trade . I.iculcnant Moyi r, former inttn- i.t boh nonoii . . . All's \ lee-pies.dent Sr.* i- at- l/at;ou wtoi rview Miss Mi D III), i ill! 2 |l ,. 1 ilgitlg editor of the Stale New.-', 'la. navigator on a II-:'t l ib ,le| :,t tuier, fill ted with Kappe Mimdwy s mux ', 'Ihel.e 'llmenl. is now ncupeniting in a hospital •ogi;„i, ;i1 2 15 i s to lull e M r Six'1: died he' t:i| in England. If.,,1,1 „'l g. 111-keg, • is >ph It, ! J.,n.ee Hopps. Vpsilal lection i ! | CADET Bll.I. MARSH . . .•! ieter. scholar e: Hop) I.- i.n assiii I.,li¬ '40, just "South "| the II' lino n-i dwi All CI : nil ttle Slate N, a leadership. Scnol i at Douglas Field, An. . t< a al mcnts tor Tow t i lug orders to prc-llight scln ry 2 1 nil-college am transfer. Traveling down Sophomore Leader, map just a few notes lie f<> in l'andtdatt - ,.i :y that Spanish Is the I.una spoken I.y mo. t. toil all ll.M - THF - ■ut en Fiamnrtig Mai tie, HMve! m Spanish is ''no compiendo." "i c nada ' and "which w.y b.a WOMAN'S WORLD to camp?" I I lilt.I. It. STARR. JR. . . '4C. recently entering ■ o. ■>. foi (lie lit I ti'ii'. pa: 'n i ' i ' 1 I I \MI S |». TIIOM \ s marshalling yanls m Geioi.ov .in ;>ttai k intend* 1 I « disrupt li 1 nil D HI VII (II'MEN 4' -month flow ol supplies i.. Na An >>, en meeting U dr nips battling Alio d tluu-' . ' child tie ei ipmi-ni nu.'e Corporal Stair is a men her ,■: . .,11 Home F.r and r :u. , i a horntimg group that is a unit the third a r ib\ e ml. tlm d. More el toe development A :e i ,r UAA se, ret. virion which has been tiled try m..,lid. Lain !.• will he shewn . - Ncy* HWOfs an Dec. la. movie Lieutenant Thou ;,-, hem., Iieshrneu!- will he scire,i Harbai., Quttyle Omega tern; Barbara CLASSri IK1) ADS i,11 cngimvrmg stiob-i't > winle ut DELTA GAMMA Ml from i txt'-rd, was . i.'a Mi Shelby. Mat - licit., Gamma Mu wi'l meet•■ leader tins ye r a ml was pre- I wiping: M is. i FOR RENT \ lously ,, (iiMnntory social r.u eeck: Ju i;. I • ,w,mining team and is now h»u- . . - man, Sue is now treasurer of Lansing: Eliei I.AKia: ullr.H-lui' hoili I a, new marv <■ irdam el Urn learn night Pledge- mu : pas- tin i i.t. William i Dickinson t«'s* at. this time. Ail memheix , AVVS eouneil. aygo, Anne M,t 8.11.11 i ts nms: he present to j id,, , Coneiuding tnc 1st Ol Mortiir hern; R ill: Me,u .Hoard 'neophytes i- Leone Sea- Maiilyn Millei ! SI MMEU St lltMM tut m Geneva, III M- Sea- Char Ne\;f. It em icsci \ a,us arc now 1IRHUN Evrtsliam pen m vtcputy The upk leaf was g shorn is a mem hot ot Kappu Al- I'hvliis P. i--. Gull la- ng taken tor Cami hell dor¬ ,,f lleit an,I cMcm building- participation in bombing titlark pha Tdcta. '! net t S.gm Phi. Piersoll. East I., ' mitory :, i summer - m,ol A de¬ Km Iv, «42:» and ix assistant advertising man- I'.n.e An. ist on military acd truiustri.il tar¬ posit - .eipi.teu rut; seser- TAN rauico.it, April IS hi n,lining gets in Germany. ager Of the Stale News Slu w,n Pol. Huron. Mm «r Jettison l,el,II,mi-. Plea-, SOT. IRANI IS DC 1*1 IS . formerly a member of Tower Saginaw ; Juan.: Howard livver. Smoke tenn, p. M— Betty rrltim t<> fin.,;d. Women's editor . : the Hsiveni—"Collect: recently entered the irei ;,d Curbishley, housing dire.!"'. ot tensive against the (let man State News and a freshman or- Midland, Carol KFVN In Idaek upper ll.i- war , nuu'lune .when he 'partiei- lent tr>mi lender kensha; Nan, v J U I\,.l Masotl. hall 1st Pen'; i e a tradition breaker— The 33 freshmen tapped into dale, and I ,,n»' >'• Nan, y Ward 1.19 pated m Urn eighth a r ion-e H- 17 Hying fortress bombing attack no smok ng on campus Tower Guard by 1 'res Peg' muz,*,, complete ci'HINC. ol 1*1,1- in or near Vet on Soi'st's marshalling yards. on Wednesday morning ea'l »-n:,a ," return lo Slate Saigeiint Du pu'S is hall tur¬ Reward ret gunner on the fortress. lll.ACK Waterman pen In or near Hen .ltd L'all library la I Monday EM IU. 311 139 m m GIRL to share apartment for month of No 33 May. 2t0'» Abtiott Kd . .u 11 STENOGRAPHERS for part-time You ran keep posted on civic, «vr halt days ligre is a chance to political and nar nens by attend¬ something abou tan interesting busdncss. Best opportunities nt pres¬ ent in departments concerned with ing the shotting of all the latest news each tteek. spend an hour and keep informed— DRESSES farm supply, machinery, public re¬ I IKST F1I.MS Contact Mr Bieltnski. lations. etc. £21 N. Cedar, Farm Bureau Services. K OOSEVELT 25-50% off Sizes IN LIFE AND DEATH FOR SALE T R L1 M \ N MAN'S practically new navy blue auit, size 36 or 37. Two pair's of pants. 333 Abbott Road. L'all after S p m. First Appearance as 8PSCIAI* President cloon and behn LEATHER zipper notebook brief- Reuclihead to Berlin 321 East Grand River ease in excellent condition, {6. Phone Cartoon Setence -:- Oddities 5-1033; 3113 Clifton, Lansing. Tuesday, May 1, 1945 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS State Plans Three Way Track Meet State's dual track meet Sat¬ urday with Ohio* State at Cblom- bus has been changed to .1 tri¬ angular affair which will n- cltide the Navy i>om fit rat Lakes, Coach Karl A. SchMrJe- nian announced yesterday alter After being temporarily closed the change had cqine at the re¬ Michigan State's present pros¬ during the army stay at MSC, quest of Ohio State official., pective golf picture is not too Elsworth cooperative fraternity Agreement to include the .od¬ bright, according to Coach Van resumed activity winter term ors has required State to v/ni 10 Alstyne, golf instructor. The two and now has IS active members. 011 the faculty rule that prctefiita major, handicaps are lack of ex¬ For men Interested in coopera¬ Spartan icam^ from play perience and Inclement weather tive living, the Elsworth orga¬ teams that have military pt ».n- the latter which has been re¬ nization was founded in the fall nel. sponsible for the cancellation or •of 19,19. many practice meets, and inevit¬ State ofticinls accepted flh.o Elsworth men find it valuable able low scores resulting from Stale's request inasmuch «*• fhe the condition of the experienee to completely manage green. meet will involve n three- iy a house such as theirs at 218 and not direct cotnptit- 011, Stewart Helliwell, Royal Oak Bailey. Among members of the Sehlademan, explains. It ,;!-d sophomore; Robert Bachiis. Ken¬ rn-op art two Japanese students ton freshman, and Paul Clinc. for these feci provides another meet for '••cat men thai racial Lakes 0 it is trying to b.i: '• tj Owosso sophomore, arc the three discrimination has no part 111 its schedule. candidates Chosen by Van Al- democratic living. ts.vne to definitely represent Newly elected off jeers of the Michigan State College 111 the house are: house manager Bo- Yilllk- Skirt Ihmtn ( ' golf tournaments slated to begin land Hanson, Beulah senior: in Detroit Friday. purchasing agent, Chet Wesley. The initial Bca.p'ton- fn h.nan: treasurer contest features gun' two matches to he played on the Jim Graves, Muskegon ircah- Warren Valley Club green at Wayne University beginning at Stewart. Dick Store.-. Spring, Das.10 city Sunday .tub 2 p in. Friday. The second ev ent I-ake senior: social chairman. l illas seized five-o ;le-lot • including a set of two matches, Bru.-e Owens, Flint freshman ikon i-and, nine : ilit 1 will be played on the Universi¬ membership chairman. Paul lug Mindanao port. ty of Detroit's Red Run course Demm rfer. Saginaw vn,..rr:i Ml„. (;r„; p... W.m and -lots chairman, lull Pag. beginning at 9 a.m. Sunday V.mk- ,, ,,, Muskegon freshman. A fourth member of the Spar¬ ,,,, „1( western -nor. Three organisations are ,'re- ■ \a.1 gull against tiisorgyni ed. *l««isil»!e tor the maintenance ot ; oMancr. (Jen. liougiav i.i, as a competitive u,.|j p lire house Kl>wntth ■Cooperative 111' reported ludav. Frralr \ Memory at I hr Flown* and Lift Shop J <>eir ^jninia Spoil iK I jcisurt COATS SPORT SLACKS SIS UN'!) Fl.OOlt $C85 $Q85 1 - - Easy to IoiiK wearing 'Veiige sandals, Ail new patterns—new color*—new ie\v improved mixture* in line quality—tweeds— pabnrritnes and worsteds. Choose from Lansing's largest pants stock. Arthur s 109 South SHOE SHOP Washington Avenue SAM'S Tuesday, May i. 194- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Yanks Meet Yanks, Reds Close Pincers on Remaining German Cities ^ ^ Wouien'g Sports Reds at Two By JEANETTE XIXo\ More Points COMPETITION st:;:. the softball teams the third week of ::. ; ament. American Tanks Push Sigma Kappas held Toward Alpine City their winning streak blanked South Can . Of-Innsbruck Precinct 8 and 0 held to 3 runs while tin v PARIS, April 30 (AP)— Alice Cowles house n,. the Zeta Taus. The U.S. first and ninth In a second game • armies made two new junc¬ regained their stride tions with the Russians on defeated the Alpha t the Elbe today, savage fighting dependents charged . raged in Munich, and American Victory over South tanks in the Alps were 12 miles Precinct 7 scored «,■ < from Innsbruch, which controls House 12-9. all cast-west roads in the AOPi's remained southern redoubt and also the when they handed 1 northern end of the Brenner 17-0 defeat. Kappa pass. mained far out ahoa., Gen. Eisenhower's armiies whipped the Alpha . hammered ahead in both the Zone 1 and 4 stopp, north and south ,amid reports pendents with a so that the Germans were trying to negiotiate surrender. An all-college Munich Battle Continues doubles and single- • (Seventh army rcadquarters anient will be run reported that the Americans still time as the intra-:- were fighting in the center of Entries must be tu:: Munich tonight, mealing res¬ Parker's office or . istance from German 88-milli¬ tennis mannager. i meter guns, small arms and ma¬ by 5 p.m. Friday i chine-guns.) include full nan • fTho U.S. third army seized number and class. T control of CO miles of the Isar be made immedian river northeast of Munich, cross¬ in the Women's gy ed it at three points, and arm¬ of the eastern and western fronts was an¬ ored columns fought Cfi miles Arrows locate principal drives of the Allied nounced by President Truman. north of Salzburg, eastern an¬ forces in Germany. The Russian and Ameri¬ ROMBI IK, chor of the redoubt. can troops joined at Torqau (circled). Joining (Continued fr n man. even thoug- (Luxembourg radio said the third army and the Russians Okinawa's Machinato Airfield Taken By 27tli Infantry spotlight in his eye- music as nearly were about to meet in Austria at In the center of the southern could. There is Linz, communications city, but GUAM. May 1 < APi^-Twen-1 Amami and Kikai islands in the about his dire,fit,. tiiere was no hint in field dis¬ ty-scventh infantry division northern Rviikyus Sunday and Okinawa line, 96th division 1 and matter of <„ patches that the Americans doughboys captured important' Monday, attacking landing craft, troops advanced southward over He knows the were on the move in Austriu.) Machmato airfield on Okinawa's, ' coastal shipping, fuel dumps hilly terrain. On the eastern tainmcnt sought The French first army captur¬ west coast Sunday, Fleet Adm. barracks and airfield installa¬ coast, the 7th division, moving to satisfy the de ed the aircraft center of Fricd- Chester W, Nunitz announced to¬ tions Five Japanese planes were steadily but slowly toward Yon- dienoe. Romberg richshavcn on the north shore day. abaru airfield, captured import¬ pianist, heats co- of Lake Constance and at the Twenty-nine Japanese air¬ destroyed on the ground. ant ridges near Kuchi village. hand when 111 east end of the lake crossed in¬ craft. attacking American forces: Capture of Machinato airfield A Japanese suicide pilot's at¬ compositions, off Okinawa, were shot down placed Mil). Gen. George W. enjoys himsell . Griner's 27th division doughboys tack on the Navy hospital ship. to Austria. British Extend Bridgehead Tuesday. On Sunday and Mon¬ stands on the j •< • within two miles of Okinawa's U. S. S. Comfort, Saturday night In the north, the British sec¬ day carrier air patrols downed was still the big topic of conver¬ another 25 total of 54 for the. capital city, Naha. Naha also has Invest in the in - ond army deepened to six miles, an important airfield, just south sation throughout the American its Elbe river bridgehead 2(1 two days. force in the western Pacific. pan. Buy war ban. miles east of Hamburg. Carrier planes raided Tokuno, ot the city itself WATCH FOR THE SURRENDER GERMANY Your Michigan Stale News Will Carry An Extra Edition When the News Breaks Get the News JQuickly, Accurately as Sent to Us Bv the Associated Press MICHIGAN STATE NEWS