Weather Fair ami sHghtly warmer. Daily Student Publicatioti of Michigan State College vol. n KAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1945 Kobe Fires Rage After Heaviest Superfort Raid *450 Pianos Bomb Lantern Night Honors Senior Coeds Japs' Sixth City Today's 'Goeds Given Ribbons11 In Record Blow Campus Dance to Close In Annntil Ceremony For Graduates GUAM, June f>, (od and t d by the MSC band under the committee. Ben Hekhuis. they could watch their incendi¬ *"i-n of Leonard V. Falcone of Co-chairmen of the new com¬ Each year State offers schol¬ In case of rain f)ic picnic will aries go down and flames mush¬ MSC music department. mittee on faculty-student af¬ arships to the two outstanding be held in flit pavilion at the room out. fairs will be Jane Walcott, Fen- men students in Michigan high same tfmc. • :r;g the processional, "Grand >h in F" by Fletcher. ton sophomore, and Butler. Du- I schools. The trust fund for these The thought of finals has cast 7he invocation will be given I ties of this group will be to plan scholarships was left the college a dark shadow over this last Tower Guard Awards I Dr. N. A. McCune, minister "Browning" and music hours, by the late John W. Beaumont, weekend for other entertainment Peoples church. Jeane Bland- and to secure patrons for Un- The selection of students is life. The onlyjradio party «f the Annual Scholarship ion board functions. " ( based on superior scholarship. weekend is scheduled to take and Ted Hart, senior music Tower Guard held its annual New Constitution in Effect » 'Ts. will sing a duet, "Give j character, and demonstrated place at the AGR house, from initiation Sunday morning m ■' Thy Hand, O Fairest," from Publicity for Union board ac- leadership in extra-curricular 8 to 12 p.m. Given in honor of fk.iumont tower. tivities will be handled After the nrt- ■i Giovanni" by Mozart. by Vir- activities. The student's scholar-j the pledges and their dale tho a breakfast was held at •\:tcr Dr. Snyder's address thei ginia Collins, Grosse Pointelship may continue during his committee says the entertain- mony Hunt's Food shop. sophomore, and Barbara Jones,1 full four years of college if his mcnt will reach a new high. Pat- will play the overature to Glen Laurcnc James, ClawMm Rock, N. J., junior. \ record meets with the approval; rons will be Prof, and Mrs; Carl cpera "Norma" by Bellini. freshman and Aiding the executive chair- i of the faculty committee on j Card and Prof, and Mrs. Russell Tower Guard newly initialed Hannah will then confer See DANCE, Pare 3 I scholarships. member, was I Horwood. awarded the Tower Guard si ho- ■ degrees. • ncluding the exercises will larship for this year. In behalf ol the retiring Tow¬ • the playing by the band of alma mater and the "Uni- Allies Reduce Germany to Area er Guards. Margaret English, Dearborn sophomore, spoke to ■ ity Grand March" by Gold- the group. Nancy Wixom, Fnn- WASHINGTON, June 5 OP) — sia and Franca — assumed all, Final disposition of Gcr- dale An Allied council took formal governmental functions in Gcr-1 many's territory and detcrmina- freshman, gave a respemse' for the initiates. command of shattered Germany many effective at 6 p.m. (1 p.m. I lion of her fate await a peace Tower Guard advisers were today, slashed the nation down to eastern war time). j Campbell Dorm to Be its pre-1937 size and assumed The declaration assuming this conference. Today's agreement introduced defines the extent of joint Allied at the breakfast I Open During Summer military, civilian and economic authority was signed at Berlin military control while Germany meeting. sweeping responsibility for its by General Eisenhower for the "is carrying out the basic re¬ Campbell dorm. Concord co-op administration. United States. Marshal Zhukov quirements of unconditional sur¬ -»e. Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Ordered stripped of all arms for Russia, Field Marshall Mont¬ render." pa, and Phi Pi sorority and Hitlerian conquests, the na¬ gomery for Britain and Gen. de The- assumption of authority •' -ses will be " open for women tion was reduced virtually to the Lattre de Tassigny for France, docs not mean the annexation of • :tnu this summer, according status of a the announcement said. protectorate. Of all Germany, a separate statement Miss Elizabeth Corbishley, Hitler's acquisitions, only the Earlier, the four Allies had declared. TODAY— -.iing director for women, Saar basin which Germany won announced agreement on ma¬ The declaration set up a joint leals will be served in Camp- through a plebiscite remains ev¬ chinery to control and impose control council to govern Ger¬ Blind students, 7 p.m. t*. Concord house, and the Al¬ en technically a part of the humbling terms on the country many. An interallied authority IN Union Annex t'.., Zi Delta house. Women will Reich today. led to disaster by Adolf Hitler. was established for the "greater AWS, 7:19 pjn. *'--p the same hours that have Allies Assume Control Nulifying every vestige of au¬ Berlin area" which will be Org. room 1, Union in effect throughout the A proclamation issued at su¬ thority once wielded by Hitler's jointly occupied. The office of Spartan Fellowship, 7:15 p.m. preme headquarters in Paris Reich, the victors assumed life chief commandant will be rotat¬ Bethel Manor . 5>x off-campus booses will said the Allied control council- and death powers over every ed among the four command¬ 4-'p be open for the Student council. 7:15 p.m. summer ses- composed of representatives of man, woman and child in Ger- ants of the respective victor na¬ the United States, Britain, Rus- many. tions. 115 Union Annex - sldBWHiBaSmliaa MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Wednesday. .Tune Page Two Grin and Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS In Campus feitered as aarond-cllai matter under act of March 1*7* at the post-office bat Lansing. Mich Building Anne*, room 8 Offlcea located on ground floor Published dally except Sunday and Monday momlngs during the regulai of east wing of Union Quarters By UOTTIE LA MONT school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students and NAN TRABUE of Michigan State college. „ , . _ Msmbar Asmrteted Colkctets Press „ Telephone — College Phone R-1811 Editorial Office - Ext. *»; Busbram asenssaTsa coa uiwus saveanaaaa a Office — Ext. 2SS. National Advertising Service, Inc. la^peTy**™ by'mati; $J2s"pereyeai SPARTAN feeling thatundercl assmen certain currentareof Cttlirfr Pwiinhm HcprrmnUtn* b> college carrier to students; $3 01' big things in the not too dis¬ AM M*e>acas Ava. NarsVoeeN.V. per year by college carrier to nan tant future. Just seeing that word aw » • Sottas • rot ititua • Sta rstscaai students. "exams" in print is enough to MEMBER OP TH* ASSOCIATED PRESS make anyone turn blue. That The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication must be responsible for the jun¬ of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper iors already wondering h o w and also the local news published therein. All rights of publication on those sixty credits are going to special dispatches herein are also reserved be worked into only one more A. A. Apple*»ta year. faculty Adviser Manager . . . Peg MMdlemtae Barbara Beantsoa Why worry about what's not Barbara Panmstds advertManatar here yet" What's here right now Jean Jarvis Night Editor is the diamond ring that Marge EDITORIAL STAFF Vis. Grandville junior, is wear¬ A Sinclair Editors — BEE ItFARINti. BETTY JO CORNISH, MARION ing. Tis said an alien college BECKEU JAN hopps, BARBARA JONES. has been introduced as the gift is from P'e. Jack London, for¬ merly at Dennison as a latmbda Yanks Seize Hill North of Karara Chi. Jack is now in the marines at Quantico. torn*** | Herb Bodwln. North Branch junior, is over at WKAR brond- ■ casting these days so we'll pinch- I hit for him and do some of the same about the ring he presen¬ ted to Carolyn Clapp. Carolyn is a music major from Lansing ylthado in the class of '4ti, MACHINATO AIR June 1 is the date marked on FNip_ ' this next choice bit of gossip. Nokmgy$oku Taking gossip to mean most any¬ "Hon. Spy report ' despicable Americans imitate - ntacat strategy - hardly day go by but he hear Bay one who is in the one-man-from- announce more Jap fleet sunk"' now-on status. Sue Ouellelte, NANA SHURI $ yonaftaau airfield Dearborn senior, is right up there, the claims being laid by Ph. M. 1 c Norbcrt "Bud" Dc- HONORS Two l'lnns 1'rupoMil K AM8ANA Puydt, who is stationed at Grosse (Continued from Page 1) For Draft Program .YONARARU lie. Dorothy Goratczyjk, Hnm- WASHINGTON NAHA^ '-11 Chinen Peninsula In the same category with a AiRFItlD. OftOKU tramck; Jean Granville, Saginaw; IA compromise .. Florida tan besides, is Marge Jean Gillette, Muskegon; Mary \:\\KokuboH Poole, Dcckcrville junior. Marge Gorslinc, Battle Creek; Pot program was i :. I °V. w nc. '» \\ ^SKamuatol came back from way down south 'Gould; Marguerite Hoxie; Mary | gress today as ;i. servicemen's m Inasom,* \x with a ring from F t) Jim Har¬ Ellen Ha.uk. Royal Oak; Ruth Idorsed (lie pnn. i |WA^°^\ ris, who was on campus last year with the air corps. Ho seems to Hankinson, Maumce, Ohio; Lois Hicks, Fenton; Gladys Harding. I sal military tr. n Offered b> • be a man who has seen the Adrian; Joan Hint. Oakfield. N. I r ,VTOMUI Jr country as his home is in Bar¬ J, and Marguerite Hutchins, I Foreign Wars i; itomanI tow, Florida, and he is now sta¬ Jackson. I tempt to remm < »>• C^»h«*an>3 tioned at Randolph Field. Texas. |-tion from edu,.,' H*k»t Mary Ann Bancroft, East Lan¬ Official confirmation from the sing; Linda • Hoogana, Lauritim; (gious groutis. tt N^gusuku A'* Phi lippine Vails for eonv, Sro giver and the reeepient as the Doris Hawley. Pleasant Ridge; report will have it, states that Bethany Hoppan. Lansing: Thel- i home cvironniei: j training of able-t M^buni Toht GoldnfUa. AEPi. has passed ma Junker. Bellairo; Althca manner as t.- ir. his pin. The girl in this case is Krakcr. Beulah, Marilouise Ann Aishtskiu, Detroit sopho¬ Knott. Carson City; Shirley Lo¬ (tion of educat- i home life. more. Detroit; Margaret Mac- ' Bam Another one of those colleges gan. Kichan. East Lansing: Billie The youths . i from someplace else is making Morley. New Troy; Leone Mil¬ j in civil cmi'i ; McNeal, I strikes. American lorces (arrows) captured a hi)! 200 yards north of the news today. Bonnie Atweil, lard. Zeeland; Ruth Karara, look Kami*aU> and pushed past Shinzato in their drive , Grand Rapids. toward the southeastern beaches of Okinawa Lansing freshman, is taking | good care of an ATO pin from Jean McKcrring, Flushing; | Iowa university. The pin is from Maudie Marshall. Chariotie; Women's Corp. Turn Young, Rcdoak, Iowa, Swimmers Hold Annual llQiufuel. . who is now at Camp LeJcune, Virginia McDonald, Marguerite Nearn berg, Albion; Howc'd; I N. C, in the marine corps. Alice Nowoselecki, Detroit: Emily Install Officers. Name Pledges We know of one sorority and Noll. Dearborn; Sue Ouellettc, By TON1 IKMR ditto with a fraternity who have Dearborn; Florence Orr. Bear Green Splash, women's honor¬ N. Y. freshman: Ruth. Burmeis- ' Lake; Peggy Price. Ea.»t Lansing; been busy with rushing and such ary, held its annual initiation ter. Shelby freshman; Peg Den' banquet last night in the faculty Herder, Zeeland sophomore; Pol- > exams and just going to school. during these double-time days of Barbara Poag, Saginaw; Margar¬ et Peterson. Brooklyn. | WINDING , series tn< offs deb - dining room of the Union. ly Hanson, Wollaston, Mass.,! Monday night the AOPts had -Jean Rbthney, Peri -•: Francos Kappa a winnei • Twenty-five new members were freshman; and Phil Jurden,! pledging for Carol DesJardins, Red. Detroit; Maryellc.t Rick- with a score of • taken into the organization while ; Adrian junior. inter-class .*«'(•: ■' 1 Others on the active list are: j Lapeer junior. sen, Grand Rapids; Frances Rice, i nine are new pledges. Tonstmistress for the affair Jackie Landback. Detroit sopho- j For a new fraternity on cam¬ Dearborn; Shiriey Re hard. De¬ j freshmen stole was Dorothy Jury Shaw who more; Margaret - McFarland. pus, the Phi Mu Taus have been tect; Margaret Randa'1 Lansing, j (eating both s- i i Sa'ly Seifert. Grand Haven; I ior-senior teai;.- introduced as the speaker of the Washington. D. C.. freshman. busy enough. Their list of ac¬ , Entering tlie evening Col D. R. Rodney, who Jean Mobley, Royal Oak sophu- tives and pledges is convincing Mage Smith. Durnnd; Jean I tramural tenm- ;• Stundiford, Union Ctiy, Audrey spoke on "Swimming, and its •morc: Arlene Nollcr. Buffalo, evidence, initiation took place Stein. Wayne, Grace Swenson, (Collins triuo pii> Practical Use.'' Musk- for the | N. Y., freshman; Mary Schuyler, j about two weeks ago resulting in- I Essert, and Li 1..• > Manistee. evening was provided by the Al¬ | Detroit sophomore; .Lois Soder- the..following,.freshman, actives. r- ; banquet to be he' New officers for next year who freshman: Jean Clark. Grand othy Underwood, Adrian; Millie Union dining i « Pledges are freshmen Troy were installed are: president, Rapids junior; Betty Marshall. Bowman, Detroit; Walter Don- VanWestrienen, East Lansing; Tickets may be ; Betty McDonald, Lansing junior; East Lansing-junior. Jean Ross,! aghho, Hawaii freshman; Arthur Martha Vargha, Detroit. Women's gym ti- vice-president, Edna Hatman, Grusso Puint3!), bjul ictnaiited push the veto question to a lest. the Spartan varsity team. out of school to work His- »tars — Conference committers were First playing the outfield, tie graduated in 1()43, thus making busy wheeling other problems | moved bclimd the plate to lake hint Clegible for ceuMdcialien out of the way. Some were near¬ Don Brown's place when the under protessinnal rules ly through with their work. latter left State. With Breslin doing (he hoary Others were held up by ihe lack Majoring in business adminis¬ work. State compiled j, moid of of agreement on the veto. tration, Hudenko lias been ad¬ six victories in seven stall; in mitted to Sigma Kpsilnn, the rc- it's return Inst tall to mttcol¬ cconotfltca honorary, and Phi Mu legiate competition Breslin was Sjmrtan Mine to Play Kpsilnn, the mathematics honor¬ also a member of the Fast rtpiai! ary. He also is a member of Al¬ in the annual East- W« st game llnrons. Aiming at at Sun Francisco on Nrxv Year's. pha Tan Omega fraternity. Eighth ITii» Friday ! Invest in Victory — Buy War Don'i be a tradition brtekv The baseball game between Bonds and Stamps. No smoking on campus. Michigan Normal college and State has been rescheduled for Fdwnrd Kennedy. Associated Friday at 4.10 p.m. This game, Press correspondent who filed was originally to be played last the story of Germany's sur¬ Saturday but was postponed. render a day before it was an¬ nounced officially in the Unit¬ In the first game of the year ed nations capitals, • is sur¬ with the Huron*. the Kobsmen rounded hv reporters while won by a score of 7 to 4. With a seven game winning streak, the clearing customs upon arrival diamondmen will -iek In in¬ by boat in New York city. crease this lead for the last time, i, M 11 o's the Coach John Kobs stated that Tlieta Si"; Tea Honors Keith Steffcc. ace Spartan chucker. will probably work in journalism Students this final game. So far Stcfke Thcta Sigma Phi. national wo- has won each of his sis starts.; men's journalism In Monday s game with Percy ; ;l tt Received by Thirteen I I ry and Bill Maskill in i>-. Iter and half-mile nr< During- commencement ex- j tively. Neither were orrises Saturday afternoon,' I compete in Saturday . ' Dr. Ralph C. Huston, dean! Collegiate conferenei of the school of graduate i Great Lakes due to - ■ studies, will confer graduate de¬ ! scholastic examination- grees upon 13 students. Possible entries jr. Students receiving a degree of | Price in the two - doctor of philosophy arc: An¬ j the Pickering in the qn,,v, drew M. Hyma. Holland, bacte¬ only Spartan re- riology major; and Kirkpatrick last year's CCC ivo ■ Lawton, department of agrono¬ ! fourth in his event my, Iowa State college, Ames, I this week will detr: lowa^soil science major. j entry status. Schlario . Those receiving a degree of master of arts arc- Marion F. 1 Dealers Riot Piggott. -Fowler, education ma¬ at INa jor; Bertha Knapp Robertson. HALF-TRACK TRACTOR— X Bowling Green. Ohio, home eco¬ Of Cuban Meat Sal, Similar to the military half¬ nomies major; and Alice Smallcy, Flint, art major. track, a farm tractor using an I srs for Insecticide Exftloreii by College ■ HAVANA. Cuba. .1 Degree Recipients endless rubber track designed by B. F. Goodrich engineers, Entomology DefHirtmenl Staff Members One person was k,", Those receiving a degree of 1 eral injured today — master of science arc: Winston undergoes experimental test. The uses of DDT, the miracle i clement in cutting down the an- persons demonstrate,-. insectieide, are now being con- j nual damage done to farm crops I the presidential pal.-., Domville. Montreal, Canada, sidered by the college entomolo- j by ravaj:jnjI insects. As vet this '•meat distribution p general agriculture major; Wil¬ ., Ry department, Ray Hutson. head : p;nvrrful chemical has not been | by the government liam H. Fisher. W. K. Kellogg agricultural school. Augusta, — the - of the department recently an- , nouneed. Though it has been used i for civilian use. ! Under a plan general agriculture major; and black market meat s. tor many purposes in the armed j F.dward H. Harmond. Savannah, Georgia, horticulture major'."-* woman's world , forces, including control of cor- i tain insects such as the louse and i Professor |xh> Writes '' | a beef shortage, s,. ernmcnt - operate.-. Cornelius C. Lewis. Baltimore. # | meat markets dunr.. Maryland, soil science major: TOWN GIRLS ' 'he fly. now special considers- Article About (.hinu I toured the city in .. -.- Karl A. Vary. Marshall, farm Tho remit ar Town Girls lun-' tiW1 iS K°'ns ,0 C'VCn ,0 5he! j consumer plan in w :■ management major; William L. chlm w-U held Friday in- v#lue il wi" have in Dr. S. C. Loc. professor in the ![were ment-stamped sack- Watson. Virginia State college, stearT of Thurodav Members'msoc,s ,hs' prcy on fnnrfr- Institute of foreign studies, has sold to Hav.i-. ■ horticulture planning to a«7^hould S -ops. contributed a 14.000 word article which Ettrick. Virginia, 1 After a morning d;-- major: Norma MacDonald Seott, up in the women's lounge n the Hutson continued that in tests | entitled "Survey of Chinese Lit- 1 hundreds ot . • ■ Vancouver, Canana, home man¬ Union or m the Home Econom- 'hat have been sponsored by the! erature to be published in the I carrie\i home mea: .college recently it was proved : "Lncylopcdta of World Litera- the vans, some 2.CKV . agement and child development ic« buildine 1 that DDT is a killer of the corn lure." Editing this encvlopedia is ' major; and Efrain Ribeiro-lban- ' crs and their emp. (z. Lima. Peru. SWL bore, the codling moth, flea beet- I Joseph T. Shipley, editor of march on the pal..,, ■ Other Honors A meeting of SWL board will les. cabbage worms, and the po- ! "American Bookman" and the i the government p... Leo V. Nothstine. Maneclona. take place today at 5 p.m. in tato leaf hopper, but it will not "Dictionary of World Literature." will receive the professional de¬ otganizalion room 1 of the Un-| destroy the plum surculio and i gree of C. E„ in civil engineer¬ ion. ' the Mexican bean beetle !.,.«» _ „. Don't be a trad : Invest in \ictory — Buy War i ing: and Leah Stewart Houser. rmvrji ri-Atn As soon as ,hc dru(! lS perfect- , I No smoking on r.in, Owosso, will he awarded a cer¬ tificate in social work. Me^S and new initiates of cd' " » to ^ a *nd Stam^ Tower Guard will meet this eve- • ^^^ ALso to he awarded are two ning in the Tower at 1:15, ac-i honorary degrees. Dr. Leon J. eord.ng to Peg Frimodig, presi-1 Cole, professor of genetics at the dent. University of Wisconsin, will re¬ ceive a degree of doctor of sci¬ YW'CA ence: and Albert H. Case, vlce- An important meeting of YW j When circuits presidcr.t and general manager has been scheduled for tonight1 of the U. S Phosphoric Products a: 7:15 in the Student parlors of j are crowded corporation; Tampa. Florida, will Peoples Church, according to j receive a doctor of engineering Betty Bolander. Lapeer junior, j Both men are former Michigan Flans for the freshman tea and j Stale students other fall activities will be dis¬ Long Distance will say. cussed There will also be a meeting of junior rabinet after Stale Grad Honored the regular meeting. Major Alvch M. Miller, a 1937 I*F.M CLl'B graduate of MSC. was post¬ humously honored on the "Vic¬ Pern club members are to meet tory Is Our Business" radio pro¬ today at 5 p.m. in lecture room gram which was broadcast last A. Women's gym, aocordmg to Sunday over station WJIM. Lucille Coolman. Detroit fresh¬ man. The meeting is untenant Major Miller came from Sagi¬ naw and was an economics ma¬ and all members are asked to at¬ jor at State tend. Miss Coolman said. 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