[loyWarlM* MICHIGAN STATE NEWS |lv«ry Pay INf I u*'« Quota Oct Deukh V Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1945 Weather C lotiduir— followed -how ers tj NAZIS SAY HITLER KILLED II omen's Club Karl Doenitz Succeeds II ill Sing for Der Fuehrer as Chief Spring Event K<'|Hirt Iiiilieates Hitler Dieil Fi^hlin^ R* <'■< MSC Women's Glee club Iii Last .Moments t»f Battle of Berlin; •■sent the annual spring Allii's Seek Proof of Death Friday, May 4. at 8 p.m. i hild Theater with Dr. l.i'NDON". May 1 — The N\t; i radio at Hamburg aid Sur, proicssor of music, .v the program, which | itonight thai Adolf Hitler had died ;hi< afternoon at »m command post in Herlin and had been succeeded by A I- the public. __ mira! Kar| Doenit/. The broadcast ( recorded by the As¬ . -up, with its 112 mem- sociated Press listening- post in t.ond n). said: "Fro.a ,,i open the program with * fuehrer's headquarter: »t. c'oinc Spirits, 'Tis His ■ th; y . ; he inspiring "Laud Ye ■ ! the Lord" by Rnrli- III tic Iht mm In «t. Adolf Hiti .■-Harris will conclude . rt of the program. Mrus 'in. The rather plain- • ' aided Birch" by - 'a - Harlow follows, i-.w's "The Lark." -trtlon. My an. South Haven . will play a group beginning with ' En' College Convocution Chinned Debussy. "Scher-! To Conunemorute I ~E Duv i y Dubois and Salzedn - .1* :•••! o n.- la Nuit" cum- i ' fenng. Plans . looipuser at the pi-' to hold an all-chlbVe cmr. ea'.lotl rib will next present ing V-K day weie formulated ye- erdai l.v co Village" by L!yw-j faculty committee under the direction uj f»# -t ■ K. -indent iwii .o.d in hi i- Nino fur the Bulii Martini Joint ci, of the music de¬ Crow,-. file song is the stoiyi lil.ii on Mrdiir-ri.tr. M.iv 9 If the announcement of Welsh village which \jctory in l-iuroi. ■ i- r r rradt for rii-tributioii at If i ji countitlg offirr. Minimis during the night as OlH-twien i!"on ami Tll.tl- hotilri bring thrir Irrn-ieri - of negligence on the ' "ustful night, the cinu'if; witi! rirlpt. acrordlng to llrjii of night watch- Hi«I Sisters Plan held he follow'.ftp ]li 'tiirirnt* - F. C row r. bd.n-on Solos dl. ge jtudi'ui ptm. | ■ r k' on. "The Little i'v K.>untz and * Program. Reveal « o When J Shall 'r.f.geinmt of 1.1 ( a»-( Jinirmrn Be • I i/ is' presented, Cu-i hiufu n-on. St. Joseph jun- . dii »o|o in 'Grand-: Big Set. : , IHMMIV. MAV 1 (All 'Ihr \llirs will (Irmjlill (• it also ai ranged by Satci: v. E littler - hod* to* prodiM • •* Banks of the Red after ihr Mir render of Ger¬ Zuok. Hii! many in order to remove el uiev of songs, f«l-i • Mm a Mater will doubt a- tfl Ihr truth ol U. Evans'.-i v, riav - German radio rrpoit «/' pi ugram. his death, it wa- -aid torn, nl Mis... Z at thr Itriti-h Foreign otl> < othy Erigkf it Services Held whose w S|>«*«*<-li Major- • .lull .troltl Bartium W'olver i' .. impossiiue Klrti*. Ni'M Officer* • Aires were held1 the duties i.i:. ' r Kaiurnu/en Harold H. Burn-; Tills >.. 1' inty agricultural will be .h. past 16 years and to • facihtat '■I.ibigan State ex- "little - -i There w.ll •••! in East Lansing 11•'., ! 11 •: l, y morning. Three Town gi:l- •laughter survive Herbert H Barn- uford P. Bartium nth army in Ger- Lieut Harold E. the eighth airforce and Dorothy G nding the Univer- PARIS May 2 • AP Pic au. tpiaio! little Austrian ti «n •Vir.s in here Acu If Hitler aas burn ij Brief years ago was luptuml •git by U.S. '.hird army Lurt ..i t May 2 rAPj — Ger- e in the heart of Pageant Theme Alice in Materiaml' to lie '■ ntared total col- • i4,000 fanatical ids surrendered to president. The tin und Elaine Haistrad. Hunting' j|M[ By MARGE KREHER y yesterday after aquatic adaptation ol Lewis W'i*>d» trrshman, will Compose a •ing their le.adcr, Approximately 50 coeds Carrol'f "Alice .n Wondtrlind ; team of court jesters.' and Through the Looking Glass. wil) participate in "Alice in Proctor. Shonti to Star | The queen'.- garden will be lid. oi Mud. Publ(rations 1 Waterland," 17th annual Jean Proctor, Detroit suptio- ! depicted by 12 coeds jmrtrayuig 7 I it ion 'AP)—Fascist annex, i p.m. Marshal Rodolfo water pageant presented more. will swim m tnc leading | lixing flowers in a water forma- Ilillel extension. 5 p.m. I tion enhanced by garlands of women's rule of Alice on .Fuday cv enntg. multi-colored blossoms. ' ■ -inced the uncon- by Green Splash. while Ann Shontz. Columbiana. The un- Org. room 1, I nlon ender tonight of his swimming honorary, in the Wo¬ , : usual lighting etfccts will fca- as New Zealand men's pool May 11 and 12 at , Ohio, sophomore, wili iakc the ! turc a jihosporcsccnt moon and AWS, 7:15 p.m. up with Yugoslav 8:30, p.m. part on Saturday. Josephine Org. room 2, I nlon Johnson. Pleasant Ridge jun.or, 1 stars underwater Candle light Tr.este at the head The»4>rogram will include syn- ASME. 7:3* p.m. will be rcflectrd from 12 tiny -a'.ic sea nd Ameri- cronized swimming, exhibition will swim as the I>Tmou.-c and Spartan room, t'nlon Thtlma Junker. Bcliaire senior, boats anchored on a mirrored , cd for the southern diving, dancing, music, and i Brenner pass into I will [jortray the Mad Hatter. sphere in the middle of the pool. t hi Omega pledges, 7:3# p m. aquatic comedy, according to Al- thea Kraktr. Beulah senior, I Marge Wood, Charlevoix senior, See PAGEANT, Tage 3 15 I nion annex Wednesday, May 2. 1945 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grin and Bear It By Licluvj i If" 1 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS In Campus entered an eecond-elaae matter under Cast Lansing, Mich Building Annex, room 8. Offices located on act of March 1879 at the post-offlce, ground floor of east wing of Union QuartersLA MONT By DOTTIE Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular and NAN TRABUE achool year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students •f Michigan State college. Telephone — College Phone 8-1811. 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All rights of publication an riage of June Carpp to Ens. special dispatches herein are also reserved. Ralph Towne on the 11th of A. A. Applagata Faculty Adviser Barbara Deanlaon March, which will bring two Manager ... Peg MMdlemUs Barbara PeanuMa more back to the K»ppa DelU Advertising Manager . . Itarbara Jones house and PI Ktppa Pbi houses Night Editor respectively. EDITORIAL BTAFF A furlough from Fort Sill re¬ Associate Editors — DEE OEAKINO. BETTY JO CORNISH, MARION sulted in the engagement of MECKEL. JAN HOri'b. BARBARA JONES. Betty Jane Beck. Cleveland, Ohio, junior to Lt. Dan A. Dav- ies. Lieutenant Davies is an an¬ ti-aircraft officer. THE WOMAN'S Ity IIOKOTIIY MARTIN WORLD Lilies-of-the-valley in small corsages were given at the Kap¬ pa house Saturday afternoon in honor of Audrey Schlee who an¬ nounced her engagement at the SUMMER SCHOOL reports but- resumes of what has time. The other name 011 the fa¬ been accomplished dunnn the vors next to Audrey's revealed Reservations for dormitory reorganization oi AWS when no Neil Wallace, Detroit freshman. l ooms for summer school will be reports were submitted. A great deal of activity sur¬ taken June 1 and not May 1 as rounded the I"i Phi house last was announced yesterday. SWL Saturday, what with initiation, CLOTHING DRIVE A general meeting of SWL will "You take things too seriously. Pillsbury! Young pledging, and founder's day ttiis silly jive fad when something worse < < Alilioui'.h Alpha Phi and Chi be held this evening at 7 in the See QUARTERS. Page 1 Omega sororities helped Iremen- Spartan rooe.t of the 1'nion. flously sorting clothes at Peoples A It (I IKK V TOIiUNAMKNT church last week for tile cloth¬ Women wishing to qualify in ing drive, more help is urgently tiie National Telegraphic tour¬ needed all this week, aeenrding nament in archery must, shoot to Mrs. Thomas Osgood ol l'„.sl eight rounds by May 12 A lad¬ Losing who is in charge ol the der touinamen! o; eight rounds drive. will he held before that date lor AtVS ACTIVITIES ItOAItll winch WAA point- will he AWN aridities hoard will awarded Scon - ■ laaiid h. imp- nice; tonight at 7:1a "hi otgun- pi d rn the WAA has in the e.vin. i/.alion room 2 in tiie Union. SENIOR HOME E< Memliei. are requested to hill Sen) "'polls oven le. \ ilii ol their org.: iltlOl i meet tmi given in liotn hi" al Ailcen Wilson. Detn.it SiMPLY SMOOTH And smoothly simple . . . is this neat jun¬ ior ciussir in slim turn RIPPLE - SPUN seel sucker . . . it's .1 "DAN l to 15. Soft crushy goat leather bags . . . cleverly styled ... well made for hard service. Top handle and 10.9.) underarm styles. Black, Brown, Navy, Turf Tan. Von see Juan Miller In Mademoiselle . . . 595 Plus Federal Tax We pack and ship gift selections for you. 187 South Near Washington Michig-o Ave ARBAUGH'S Ave. Luggage Leather Goods Trunks "Junior 8bop" Second Moor Wednesday, May 2, 1945 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Thiee Kobsmeil Will Facer' jDiscovery of Freshiuan Star To Be Friday, ^e®P8 Spartan Showing in Relays Wayne Nine Today Wf Hoartl E\.eve(lis i « my | man Track Coach Karl A. Scheie- track to practice for the cc ha's V0'CCf) 0 favorable op- I triangular meet with Ohio iitate inion of the Spartans showing in ! and the the recent Drake relay*. Three I Great Lakes, The navy blue jackets of Having Beaten Jackson Prison, 7-1, After its weekly meeting last night. Union board announced factors affected his statement, Jteld at first it was the opening outdoor meet wit' be Columbus Saturday. Spartans Play Three Games plans for Its weekly dance which will be held Friday this week meet for the team, secondly, it was the first appearance of the PAGEANT I instead of Saturday, and told of relay team since the withdrawal ''V»| This Week, Wayne and U. of I). its proposed reorganization next of Herb Spcorstra (Continued from Page t) I from the year. In addition to the quartet, and it marked the ar- swimming, .'.'inning its first game of the ..in from the inmates of Sidney Gold, left field; Julius Molis," center Molis, cent Dick Snook's orchestra will rival of a new Spartan field and Clarence 1 play f"r dancing in the ballroom \ star, Robert O'Leary. two original songs, the music especially c< mpoi.ed for \yord , nil I m prison with a score of Dobronski. ght' field. The right "Alice in Watcrland" • by Ia general board will be estab- sprinter but he railed by inches. ' J"n,or' that a few changes in the plate and Norman McC*»rmick lished which will be made up of K^ r/lairn,an <>f : ' wi;K~ the Robert Price, Belding junior. P,i,n1',.1 icKel> wrc now i n at , -;i|i will help the Spartan on mound tor the Spartans. . a number of committees. Chair- Michigan State's star iniler, was j >,g power. Nick Gregory not Out of the nine men on manship nion. women s and j» >•>- of these different running a good third in the two j £?n ®y'2',anc y tt mtl —— has regained the full use Wayne's team, eight of them! groups will be in the hands of ,f - ailing right arm. but the have had experience in playing ■ member of the executive board.! a| mile trek, but he was striken by Giccn splash. a stomach illtu - and was forced! iceman from Chicago is I college baseball. Commit tecs that will be set up withdraw. Wavnc Finkbeiner. > Sictuu 4.hi llinut* S.A ?>' ning to hit and will start I ... . ; include dance, recreation, poster I MiddlcviHe snpiiouiore. placed in I the keystone a me. on Schuler. saek.jp newly enrolled1' WlllttllPIlt, Slimmer planning and publicity. j the broad jump, giving State a Sigma Chi took '.he S AL- Selection of new members f.itj. place in two <>| the five events rn. m from F.corse has been j t\tt I w I a 4-2 score ii: .-of lb.il! da . both the executive and geneial i entered. . the ball in practice and Jw,,h '"leWll W UIIIC11 j Dowry Ford, Skoku , 111 louruil will be made by the' Schladcman -.•<«! that there start in right field. c og , , Senmr women who are in'e present Union board members j was still a labc «hi; h are: President, Miss | tenal lurking but the talent te¬ Wl|cox special (■-president. Joan I hidden despite outlaid inn • "ill test. Bill Page. Mus- I Sl.jj,„,| t. oiling t id. N". Y.. senior; and [ plea- turn out. freshman, and Norman ~ V.rgima Jackson. Al-i' The ■am returned to a m:ck slated Detroit sophomore. j for the opening j m,.„, tment'""sm.uld :: Jack Brcslin. Battle (.cue Devi lie la ,, assignments. If relief is t'l.,s.-e- mil! Darrell Couey, ,LV- Aug 1. .no n begin Jam Play far Senior Dawe. junior, Keith Staffer ireshman, and Meredith r hiwood. Intl., junnn. will ■ nod in the order n. med. iae/ii'.k. the squad's only . may get a chance ,o INVIST IN VICTORY— \ BUT MORI WAR RCNDl V* M • MICHIGAN BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY 11= Smm Wednesday, May 2; 1945 A verill A iinoii tices QUARTERS Birthday Dinner, Term Pan y^ Aussies Claim Teas Planned for Weekend (Continued from Page 2) Committees for dinner. Dinner was topped off Yanks Invade with something special in the ed by Dick Snook and hi Speech Banquet , Although plans for a gay so¬ way of desserts. It was a 10 cial weekend are still incom¬ with intermission entert,, Dutch Borneo The fifth annual speech ban¬ pdund box of candy presented by plete, a recognition and birth¬ by the Alpha Xi trio. Jill Peck to announce to her day dinner, several term parties, The semi-formal dance quet will be held Friday, May sisters that_ she had received and two teas have already been MANILA, May 2 (AP)— 25, Sue Averill, Birmingham Jack McClatn's Sigma Chi pin. scheduled. Pi Phis will be held at t- ter house from 9 to 12 invasion of Dutch . Allied junior and general chairman of Before the weekend was over North Campbell Is the scene urday. The patrons for th. Borneo was reported by of¬ the affair, announced yesterday. five more coeds were wearing a of today's birtnday dinner, which new pin as their token of is to be for those women of the ing will be Mr. and Mr-. The program will begin at 6:30 ficial Australian sources pledgeship. They are freshmen dormitory who have birthdays Coleman and Prof, an, p.m. in the Union ballroom, and Mary Jane McClintock, Lansing; j during the term. In combination, Donald Stark. today while Gen. Douglas will be open to all campus stu¬ Shirlee Nielsen, Detroit; Margie this dinner will also be the in¬ Radio party of the MacArthur, silent on this, an¬ dents. Moon, East Lansing Jane Cade, stallation of the dormitory offi¬ nounced American troops had East Lansing, and Sally Bird, cers. will be given by the Sign, , hj The arrangements committee Detroit. reached within six miles of Da- . Elsworth house leads the par-- from 9 to 12 p.m., at th,- vao city, vital port of Mindan¬ headed by Margaret Troup, in¬ Initiation was also held for ade ot term parties setting the In order to become m< ao island in the Philippines. cludes Bob Ballard, Bill Thid- four other coeds and now Mar¬ date for Friday and the time quainted with the new n of the group, the dance At Canberra, Australian Act¬ icke, Verline Parent, Carol-Jean tha Keys, Porth Huron junior; from 9 to 12 p.m. The music ing Prime Minister Joseph B. Rhcimer, and Jean MacDougall. Dorothy Roberts, Columbus, will be furnished by records. strictly informal. Dr. C. F. Holland and Proi Chiefly said a veteran Aussie In charge of invitations are Re- Wis., sophomore; freshmen Sue Alpha Xi Delta and Alpha E. B. Hill will be patio,; division was participating in an ncc Scott, Betty Butler, Doris Crult, Jackson, and Marilyn Ber- Gamma Delta will entertain invasion of oil-rich Borneo, one Guth, and Mary Boucher. sie, . Grand Rapids, are full- guests at their term party of the top prizes seized by the Decorations are being handled fledged actives in good standing. which is to be held Saturday in Japanese in their swift" sweep by June McNutt, assisted by We've been hearing from the the Union from 9 to 12 p.m. The through the Kast Indies more Helen Kroll, Marian Copeland, fraternities lately and it seems patrons for the dance will be than three years ago. Bernice Horn, Margaret Moxher, as if there's been some pledg¬ Prof, and Mrs. Stanard Berg- Japanese broadcasters sail Al¬ Joyce Chapman, Jerry Cole and ing activity along that line.' quist and Prof, and Mrs. Don lied assault troops invaded near Bill Johnson. There's a certain young man Buell. The music will be provid¬ Tarokan, oil port just off north¬ Chairman of a special pro¬ with a Psi I' pledge pin on since last night. last weekend and he is Carroll western Borneo, gram featuring participants from I Chapman, Rochester freshman. MacArthur, whose communi¬ alt organizations in the speech | Swain Jewelry Store ques usually cover dcvelopjnents department is Lois Banzet with j An impressive list of new two days before, made no men¬ Joan Carter, Frances Joyner.! pledges from the AGK house has FOR MOTHER'S DAY tion of Borneo other than I" re¬ Joan Morgan, Pal Beeehler, Bob come our way anil on it we find Stone-set Gold Br.u the names of Gale Mikles, Tul- Pins Pearls port continued air strikes there. Kamins", Lou Johnson, Billie STATE THEATER IlI.Dfi. EAST LA*SI\<; Green, Shirley Caswell. Sally I sa. Okla.; Charles Lane, Chelsea; Clark, Kay Telfer and Robert Keene. East Lansing; Jim Jean1 Smith, I CLASSIFIED ADS Granville assisting. Milan: Don Miller, Olivet; Tom Billig. Dearborn, anit Don Publicity committee includes.! Fuller, River Edge, N. J. LOST Maxine A. Eyostonc with Mary Both at the head of the list KV KMSII AIM* p.-?t with j'nld top, Voorhecs, Marke Atkinson, Bar-j and at the bottom is Sigma Kap¬ wirnrwhoru between Campbell and bora Chandler, Pat Lnrkin and' Mm t.'building. Call Sandy. 8-0003. pa pledge, Priscilla Parker, De¬ Morris Cooper. troit sophomore, as she is num¬ WANTED Sally O'Connor heads the tic- j ber one pledge this term. Re¬ ket committee with Yvonne! sults are different for initiation I Jones, Pat Sheppnrd, Lois Rob¬ with three coeds wearing active inson and Jean Proctor assisting.) pins. They are freshmen Bar- j Also on the committee are bara STENOGRAPHERS for part-time Mary Meyer. Dorothy Dye, Mar- ) Vunstone, Detroit: Pat j Cleary. East Lansing, utut Lit-1 half clays. Here is a chance to, ion Parker, Shirley Scorse, Sally eille Coalman, Deurbotn. or learn something aboil tan interesting business Host opportunities at pres- j Genung, Polly Monroe, Marie! Quite a lengthy list from Del¬ ent in departments concerned with Rhunies, Joyce Howlctt and | ta /eta came our way to tell farm supply, machinery, public re- j Chris Ltndseth. Tickets may also' latlons. etc. Contact Mr Illelinskl. be obtained at the speech de¬ about those wealing both happy 221 N Cedar, Farm Bureau Services I smiles and a new active" put. partment office. Freshmen re Sally Woodbury, FDR SALE Battle Creek: Marjonc Stanley. Hastings, and Muriel Peabody. MAN* practically new nnvv blue suit, size 30 or 37 Two pans of pants rliili Elects Offirrrs Marshall. Sophomores are Mar¬ 533 Abbott Road. Call after 5 pin. gery Mtelke. Dearborn; Toni International Relations club i Proots.-1. Flint, and Patricia LEATHER zipper notebook brief¬ elected new officehs last week,' Lord, Detroit. case in excellent condition. $fl Phone 5-1(133. 2112 Clifton, tensing. with Betsy Robinson, Detroit j April 25 was pledging for the i sophomore, as new president, i Zrta Tails. Scanning the reports i and Rosemary Ray, Plymouth | of res;iIts reveals Audrey Cro¬ CLASSIFIED RATES Otic dav 30c sophomore, as seeretnry-treas-; nus, Poiitiac treshman, and Mat-! Two davs ft»c urer. gte Ycrkey. Goodrich sopho- I Madalyn Thrrr day* Four days KH«* $1 (HI Retiring officers are Wilhticng, Watervltet senior, more, as prospective actives. j $1 25 Milham, Five days president. and Helen Don't be a tradition breaker— j Each word over 15. two rent* per Kalama/.oi senior, secretary- ord treasurer. no smoking on campus, Flowers, the Loveliest Combat wire Remembrance moving op in a hurry! a Every unit tics in by telephone to report on mnt.i t Mother between companies, ami to discuss the next m"" That means combat telephone wires mti*' Could laid down with every forward push. And com¬ munications crews must work continuously n i "• in» the breaks in lines torn by tanks and ampin'"* Cherish ans and blasted by artillery and mortars. Our Armed Forees still have urgent need lot- huge quantities of communications equipment "t all kinds. That's why there is a wait for home n f- phone service. REIDS BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM I 8-3551 128 W. Grand River "Service to the Nation in Peace and ft ar