- Summer Student Public*!*, of MkMgm Stale College VOL. 33Z.331 .. MSC Army Women EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1942 ' Two of the first four to take the oath e# preparatory te induction la Me They*# Make Magic at M$C Army Enrolls 85 Added officers' training school of the Women's Army Auxiliary eerps in Detroit Monday were Michi¬ gan state graduates. Men in Enlisted Reserve The two, Donna M. Werbeeh and Janet Piatt, work In Lan¬ Quotas to Remain Open During Slimmer sing at present. They decided te A total 6f 85 Michigan State college students were en¬ apply together for WAAC oflfl— rolled in the army enlisted reserve Wednesday through errs* training, after being eorer- Saturday of last week, It was announced yesterday by itv sisters in Alpha CM Omega Sgt. Frank Sowers of the military department, in charge together at State. Mice Piatt operates a nursery school, and "of A.E.R. enlistments locally. Miss Werbaeh works in a Lan¬ Free Show, Dance igan Although quotas for Mich¬ sing office. State are not nearly /»t the Dark Head Weekend filled, it is not expected that ... further extended drives for ap¬ The blackout ■ Sunday night Entertainment plicants will be conducted, Ser¬ geant Sowers said. (lowed many people with "A Yank in the R.A.F.," star¬ The quotas will be held open : range tendencies, but one of ring Tyrone Power and Betty during the summer so that any : c strangest metamorphoses In Grablc, will be the feature movie person who has reason to be¬ : ..s area was that of Prof. M. M. Cory, campus air raid at the Saturday night "free lieve he is about to be drafted- show," while the week-end en¬ can be enrolled at once and re¬ lets warden. Casting his tertainment activities will also main in school. ■ — professorial dignity to I include the third Friday night Policies May Change Loose the winds. Professor Neff and Company, entertain¬ all-collego dance. Present policies concerning Cory rode around dur- ers in the field of magic, illusions ;he blackout on the East and mystery, will appear at the Roal to Head Ed Berry's band play for the dance, which stu¬ will again the reserve may be changed Jan. 1 to restrict enrollment to fresh¬ : ..nsing tire truck. Michigan State college auditori¬ dents may attend Sergeant Sowers said. The only other vehicle in mo- um Wednesday evening, July 22, as feature of the Mason Men fee receipts. Time for the party by showing men, Names of men enlisted be¬ which firemen noticed dur- a summer en¬ ■ n ! will be 9 p. m., and it will again tween July 8 and 11 follow: •; the darkness turned out to tertainment series. Robert Root, L. A. '44, will i be held in the Union ballroom, . Virgil E. Anderson, Robert J. • the chief of police's car. "Bill" NetT, known a? the Mas¬ head Mason-Abbot I the first The movie will be shown at 7 Baird, Kenneth E. Balgc, Ray¬ ter of Mystery, aided by his two Summer club, it was decided .it ' ® P* m' !airchild theater, mond A. Barker, Robert E. Bar¬ . . . Social Science well trained and skillful assis¬ the first summer meeting of the Because of space limitations, no rett, Mitchell F. Rielaczyc, Gor¬ tants, presents a program of general dorm council lasCTveek. i tickets are sold for individual don Bisrhman, Carl Bleil, John Mtempting to socialise sum¬ mer school aetivitiee are the Bob Nickcrson, A. S. '43, was pictures, and only summer stu¬ Bogart, John Hols, John Bor¬ NOTICE TO SENIORS named as vice-president, Leon¬ dents and holders of season en¬ deaux, Ralph Borsos, James E. mm at .Mason hull, who have in- Alphabetical lists of those ard Ostreich, Vet. tiled the women of East and '43, as secre¬ tertainment tickets can be ad¬ Church, James 1 Clark, Frank L. students expecting to receive West Mayo halls to an open tary, and Ben Mauck, Vet. '45, ( mitted. See RESERVE—Page 4 ■ degrees July 31, 1942* have as treasurer. house tomorrow night beginning been posted in the Adminis¬ at 8:30, preceding the weekly all- At its first meeting the group < ollege dance. The men are re¬ ported to he considering s pa¬ tration and Union buildings. Each student should cheek this made sports shirts and dress shirts with ties permissible in the County Blackout a Success; list and r spurt any errors te rade with the intention of drum¬ the registrar's record office In Mason hall dining room during the summer with the exception Will Be Repeated July 26 ming up trade for it tonight. the Administration building. of Sunday noon. That their social tendencies - By Bill Barclay ire tearing fruit is attested by "wonders, laughs and mystery Newly elected precinct repre¬ "The mistakes which came up (luring Sunday's practice the invitation extended to 25 sentatives are as follows: Ray blackout will Mason men of junior and higher Neff brings 2,000 pounds of Abel and Theldon Lamb, Pre¬ help make the next test even better," I'rof. equipment in a special truck. He cinct M, M. Cory, campus air raid warden, predicted after de¬ ranking by women living at boasts that with his 1; Tom Monroe and Jim ton of equip¬ practice houses, who are holding ment he can produce "100 won¬ Colville, Precinct 2; John Moran scribing last week's lest as "99 per cent successful." a huffrt supper tomorrow night. and F. C. Overton, Precinct 3: Ingham county's second blackout test will be held July ders and 1,000 laughs." His spe¬ Herb Gollcr and John Bardens. cialty is ancient tricks from the "26, Cory stated. Present Precinct 4; Cliff Bennct and Bob Educators Slate Far East. Coughlin, Precinct 5; Bill Hager- Gets plans call for a half-hour Students will be admitted up¬ man and Dick Lang, Precinct 6; Appointment practice, compared with 15 Picnic Monday on presentation of their student Harry' Huber and Bill Bartlett, minutes for the initial test. receipt. There will be a slight Precinct 7; John Meader and Women Are Late All present, and prospective charge for others attending. Bob Shillinger, Precinct 8. Complications arose among •eachers are invited to attend an dormitory women when the first • (location picnic Monday at the blackout halted all buses and Home Ec Division Will Sponsor - - ' college picnic grounds by Jeni- *ne—College Ph-rne &-9U*. Ed-. ^ Hvinj? SaaMeMMtk ?£S Sf-r "" " To smoke or not to smoke dur¬ nor an author by his book. . U, rr« blackout—that is the ques- The author of thfe 36 that "n'obody can economics as "more fasci- sv « A. A. Applegate the attitude 111m FACULTY MANAGING EDITOR EDITORIAL DIRECTOR ADVISER Sheldon Mover Len Barnes see a little light like that." At Jean WTiiting lighted in the block of Grand . least 10 cigarets were Is Best seller nating th;m fiction!" married and no children" and claims walking and eating as hi? favorite sport and hobby respec- BUSINESS MANAGER "Econcmie? of Total War," tivqly. .. River opposite the Union build¬ ->r I hi Editorial Staff ing while the town was in total published in February, 1942, has pavors state's Clean Air eclipse, except for a display proved to be the best seller in and Michigan !TVs * ASSOCIATE EDITOR Bli^lSrc^ay case light in one store and a back the field of economics, Qf Mjch^gan selling State in particular the author- "■ * f >- ASSISTANT EDITOR r5"1 .. fy hallway light in a grqup of "many thousands of copies " and ;fe£SOr ,;1 think it ls won- II upoiiTt: pniTOK • Bruce Monks has already teen instituted as aftej. brcathing smoke S W REPORTERS . Rnrbara D< unison. Jerry Tor Hurst apartments. a textbook in colleges from Pittsburgh." Features which Cnvan, Lillian Purdy, Bonita Doody, "A match struck or any small of "I m Vivian Marabou. Barbara "Maine to California," in spite Elizabeth McCnlgan, Elmo Sonalla, Jean Jacobs. Jane Foley, light againpt wet or shiny pave¬ he paticularly admires are_ "t! ■ of the fact it was pur"" published aft¬ Joan Meyers, Marilyn Mayer, Judy Derrick, Jean A elker, ment is visible for a long way." clean air, the green grass, the er the beginning of the second intelligence of the students, an tenuis Plummcr. — says Col. R. C. Huston, comman¬ semester this year. the attractiveness of the coed- der of the Civilian Defense f Business Staff corps in Ingham county, and Sposting of his other book, Michigan is much like the I Jame« T. Clark "Land Tenure Policies at Home dean of Applied Science at Mich¬ sta{e of his a]ma mster cxtt, CIRCULATION MANAGER Arthur Mitchell. Lee I.iHie and Abroad,' 3941. which is de- r & tba^ "Wisconsin is Michigan phi AD SALESMEN igan State college. Blackout rules of the CfTlcc of signed for graduate study. Dr. ]akes >. He hastily added, "ea- Civilian Defense definitely state Spu-gel guarantees "it will put fasily acccssible lakes." the reader to sleep before he fin W 4* Blackout— Practice Makes Perfect that during there shall be no smoking a blackout, according to ishes—or money back." Plans to Go into Army.. He ranks the most beautil' Eating college campus and East Lansing w Huston. Likes Walking, campuses in the country as "Cor- The Michigan State question has come up in have gone through their first test blackout with highly Spiegel is associate professor nell. University of Wisconsin, The other air raid drills throughout of economics at Duquesne uni- and Michigan State, with Michi- commendable results. the nation also, with numerous versity, where he does research gan State the best cared'for." i'f HKf Police Chief Richard Rogers of East Lansing reported violations of the OCD rule. In work in economics. Ills next "It is a great place and I or only several cases where lights were not extinguished, m i. New York a number of persons book will have to do with the very happy to be here,"-he com- were arrested for smoking dur¬ and these were not intentional. All in all, the blackout ceonemics of pesce, Spiegel says, mented. With regard to plans for next i was a huge success throughout Ingham county. dents and townspeople of East Lansing contributed their The stu¬ ing a blackout. __ it. Mayor He did his early undergraduate When asked for his opinion on work :.t Cornell university, con- year he said, "I will probably he Florclla LaGuardia tinuing at the University of Wis- in the army." share to the experiment in excellent fashion. said. "Oh. you can't see that from However, additional praise is due to Dean Ralph II. Hus¬ the air. 1 know from experi¬ ence." ton, commander of the civilian defense corps of- Ingham the possibility of If It's In the face of county. Besides carrying on his regular duties as head creating a target for enemy of the Applied Science division of the college, Dean Hus¬ bombers, and the rule prohibit¬ sf ton has labored unselfishly with his cohorts n the college auditorium last evening. "We have no real (oik music TIU RS.. ERI.. JULY 16. 17 SUV.. MON.. JULY 19. 2S * Iffci _ because America is a young llariiurli' Kill I'urson of t'nnamint country -and has had no peasant . class from which sprang most of Wallace Iteery Charles Kuggles V * Virginia Wridler the world's national songs." Ellen Drew f If; Werrenrath captured the at¬ Too Man\ Hloiiilc* tention of the audience with his Rudy Yallrr Rfpent at Leisure Informal manner and witty llrlrn Pari.h Kent T-jT^r I repartic when speaking of Amer¬ Wendy Barrie Also "GANG BUSTERS" ican song-, although his voice lacked vibrant SATURDAY. JULY IS TI ES., WED., JULY 21, 22 the baritone I'll quality limes. and seemed Predominately nasal at students, Continuing Kariiuclt* Bill Billy the Kid the audience held a scattering of Robert Taylor Wallace Beery Brian Donlevry faculty members and local resi¬ Virginia Weldler I fcJs If dents. New Second Feature San Antonia Rose Lv' V Kawhitlc Rangers Labor-management committees Robert Paige now urc boosting production In Johnny Mack Brown Jane Fraxee Dancing - Tuc8.-Fri.-Sat.-Sun. more than !W0 war plants. Page Three Softball League Standings New League AugitfSttfc SofiM Activities dormitory LEAGUE "pendent league " W L Pet, W L Pet: .. 1 0 1.000 Mason 8 3 0 1,000 Mason 5 3 1 .750 Mason 6 2 1 .667 Mason 3 l l .500 Mason 2 1 2 .335 Annex Mason 4 0 2 .00C Mason 7 0 3 .OOC fllCKSDAY'S Annrx—Diamond 3. LAST THURSDAY'S RESULTS Maaon 7 4 0 0 0 n—I 3 1 MONDAY'S LAMES Maaon 8 4 i! « ft x—tl 8 ■{ r' v.. illnmnV Annex—Dm- Huber and Pixiali; Smith and Blour.h. Maxoa 5 1 ft ft o .ft—l 2 2- r«iliirhler»—DIxmotMl 4. Maaon 8 ._ 1 3 0 2 2—s 12 2 Tl ESDAY'8 LAMES Lord and Economopouha ; Wiiliamf and , '.Vnlvex—Diamond 3. Bo/man. A ... Ham*—Diamond 4. LAST MONDAY'S RESULTS FIiNKSDAY'S iiAMER Maaon 2 1 0 2 0 0 3 4 a Twiiiuhtera—Diamond 3. Maaon 5 .. 0 7 0 4 x- 9 11' 1 (1,- Diamond 4. l'citth ami Vininir: lAird and Coney. Maaon 8—9 I Forfeit) Maaon 4—0 LAST TUESDAY'S RESULTS Maaon 8 Maaon 6 1. 2 4 ft 0—7 0 0 0ft ft—ft s I :i mm ; m.L ~ Diamond "t. ropy reader is advised to leave Mason -1 vs. Mason 5—Diamond Z. his name, address and telephone MONDAY'S (JAMES Mason '1 vs. Mason 7 Dinmord 1. number in the basket on the Maaon 4'vs. Mason. Diamond 2, sports desk. An interview will TUESDAY'S (JAMES be granted. Maaon 2 vs. Maaon fc—Diamond 1. Mi*«>n-3 vs. Maaon 7—Diamond 2. WEDNESDAY'S (JAMES tlie second to down hapless Ma¬ Mason 3 va. Maaon M -Diamond 1. Maaon 4 vs. Mason 7 Diamond 2, son 7, 6-4. Three singles and three errors knotted the score in the first and three more singles pus. lie and a wild pitch produced the room 627 two winning runs. EXTRA! .Mason 5 Scores 9 On the same night, Mason 6 started its -season in winning STARTING SUNDAY . . . form by whipping Mason 5, 8-1. ALEXANDER KORDA LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Mason 2 Mason G 12 0 4 0— 7 9 15 0 14-11 7 7 3 pretentt m : 9 juhgu .M Booh fiCHNlCOLO*/ j "j Mason 7 0 0 0 0 0~0 1 5 The family can opener is due Mason 8 5 4 0 1 x—10 11 0 * with SABU for a rest; WPB has ordered that fewer tin cans be made from LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS now on. and in larger sizes, to Mavo Boys 0 0 1 2 1—4 3 2 save critical metals. DZV 2 0 4 1 x- 7 10 1 ground our new store modern fluorescent conditioned MS* MICHIGAN '* ' Lx " STATI ■ i . "-r Hort Grad G«to Job Band Leader RESERVE Friends' Paul Bernstein, '42, Wh0 Your n_ (Continued ft'oin P»fe 1) Colby, James Colville, William his MA. degree In has Just received an honicuh MacDonald, Ruth Cravens, Leigh Dennison, Dewey appr>intQ no KAPPA TAU. 22S Delta SI Doramus, Richard Dye. as Junior pomologist in the is McOill, Kathleen ed States Deparmtent of a —Phone 4-4551 Further Enrollment Martinson, Shirley culture. Bernstein reported Argyle, Bill Miller, Janet Arthur Fellows, Irving L. Far¬ at an experimental VOL. 33Z.331 Barnes, Harry Moeller, Pauline ley, Robert Freeman, Elliot dutyin Bogalusa, < La. stai £hapol, Bill Mundy, Nancy Frits, Warren Fronrath, Robert Coates, Bob Cropsey, Mac Donnelly, Bob « O?borne, June Prescott, June Greenhalgh, Bruce Greenman, William Grimshaw, Gilbert Ha¬ VETS GAIN STUDEM Soldie Schmidt, Helen ley, Douglas Hird, William Hoff¬ There are 290 Veterinary i Ferguson,, Bob Hackman, George Sedgewick, Carol Thomas, Jaqueline man, Harry S. Huber, Donald Hunter, Robert Jewell, Curtis dents enrolled in the ;2-* session of summer school I Here M Hubbard, Charles Unger, Gertrude Jerome Kelly, John Kirschner, Kuhlmnn, Charles Warner, Joan Douglas Lathwell, Donald Long- compared with the 179 enrolled spring term, ac¬ ud For Coi Nieland, Dave """Williams, Tish street, Robert Ludwig, Marvin L. ta Dean Ward Giltner. Roberts, Charles Wood, Mary Jean. Siegmund, Otto PRIVATE HOUSE, 322 Abbot Lyons, Robert Mampel, Erwin Army P« Zecches, Bill . Road, Phone 4-4391 Meade, Norman Middaugh, Law¬ rence Moser. CLASSIFIED \] To I'lay li ALPHA PHI HOUSE, 615 MAC, Cook, Don William Phone 4-1431 Robert F. Thomas O. Monroe, FOR BALE Building Freeman, K. Monroe, George Moon, Reed Knooihuizen, Delbert GUS ARNHEIM TOR SALE—New house, half Barker, Bunny A. Near, Roger J. Nelsen, Robert of city limit* on the comer . Two Fort C Boyce, Ruth Oberg, Roger. ...it Dells this Saturday ... i Nelson, Charles W. Nelson, John sintton and Cornell. 6 roon, Corp. Julian Burinan, Lois Odeli, Gelbert W. •--Nichols, Robert Nickerson, Cavnn, Barbara Plourde, Art William O'Brien, Jack Page, Nor¬ TOR SALE—Wuhin* tar, new nw*or', mmhr eseellent Pvt. Alfred CHURCH BELLS llNjJ DuBois, Gloria Rose, James — man Patee, Orlando W. Pickard, Phone S-08U oe coll Apt. 2. 1: Ea*t Lanslnc, evenipn 7-0 or Sa:„ , J present a duo Dutmers,- Helen Wagner, Gordon in the music Foster, Cynthia. BETA KAPPA HOUSE, 729 East Joseph A. Reid, Warren F. Rush- morninr. By JUDY HERRICK man. FOE EENT 8:30 p. m. Mont Harion, Jerry Grand River—Phone 5-9413 An outdoor picnic, more cor¬ More Enlistees The two nt Hodges, Barbara Brattain, Donald G. ROOMS FOR WOMEN -Li* rectly termed smorgasbord, George Sangster, Dayton F. keeping, »««ond lummer men began playi Holznagle, Jean Brnndow, Donald a will be held on the grounds of Secor, Norman Sedlander, Har¬ fritreration. Close to campu { after their meeti Johnson, Caroline Cole, Charles H. 2-9898. old Schupbach, Robert Skim- last year. E Kortlander, I/orrainc Cooper, Arthur R. Canterbury house on Abbott road ;er Krugh, Jean next Wednesday at 6 p. m. All kus, Herbert C. Sibilsky, Donald ..FOR RENT—3 room furnKf-i! professional rru Cross, Ernest m«nt for 2, 3 or 4 *irl stu.j. > Leddick, Carolyn Culver, William students are invited to attend. Sleight, Ora Spaid, Jared Sparks, itceond session of summer sell.* | entering the arn Lowery, Janet William Stephens, James Stough, 4.1827. Farnsworth, Larry— Following the dinner,""plans have Corporal Levit CJibson, Jack R. been made to attend the lecture Temple W. Tenny, Harry Terry, LOST i Id. beean his pi: John Tesner. I c-usly at the age Hicks, E. David at the college auditorium at 8:30 Robert Thaden, Lawrence LOST—Would the party that Krotkiewicz, Roy M. I >ears later won Campus — p. m. a pair of brown and white Thick, Richard Thompson, Wil¬ • Monroe, Ralph The Hev. H. G. Gaige will be Saturday night please phor. arship at the i Perrin. Norman C. liam N. Udell, Cornelius Vcrhoc- Reward. -ervatory of Mu the acting minister at the Peo¬ — Churches Peterson, Robert J. Sullivan. David ples church for the next two ven, Wilbur Vincent, William C. LOST—Nine mounted lanter Vissing, W. Scott Wilcox, Don¬ wrapped in heavy cardboard See PIAMS weeks following the departure of tween A* hall, adminh»tr»tM«. Wcstcott, Roy ald G. Wilson, Kenneth Merzlak, or Linn's Camera »hop, East Dr. and Mrs. N. A. McCune Fri¬ 413 ABBOT APTtf., Phone 1-1361 Hubert Quinn, Murray B. Foster. If found pleajie call Ext. 44S. Episcopal Raskin, Oakley day for Union seminary in New York where both will take CIIAPF.L OK CHRIST THE Hisey, James courses of specialized study. Rev. SWAIN JEWELRY KING, 445 Abbot Road Kirkpntrick, Milton Gaige's sermon will be "Our Phone 4-G4HO Lynch, John K. Rev. C. W. Brickman, Rector. Daily Bread." WATCH REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Mahoney, William The Christian Science church Rector's T'honO 2-9454. ALPHA C III SIGMA FRATER¬ SEAL LOCKETS, BRACELETS. COMPACTS in East Lansing has announced Sunday Service: R:45 a. m. NITY, 341 Evergreen Street, HOLY COMMUNION. Phone 4-6734 that the subject of the lesson- STATE THEATER BLDfl, ... .1 Good sermon will bo "Life." Wednes¬ Canterbury House at this ad¬ Atkin, Robert M. Mint posters day at 8 p. m. in the Masonic dress open daily from 9.00 Raker, Donald 11, I beard of the U to 9:00. temple. Craig, Herbert C. I as their purpos Following Reverend Young's F.isenlohr, Douglas H. 1 in* something. sermon next Sunday at the Luth¬ Gardner, James F,. I there bv men eran church, music will be fur¬ Gllliver, Harry J. — I Omega attemp I'roplrH Hiurcli Graf. Nell L. nished by a quartet composed of three students and one faculty 1 pwter is just llaule, Ray . I i f the orcanlz; INTERDENOMINATIONAL, member of Michigan State col¬ Hoffman, William M. 200 West Grand River. Isblster, James M. lege. They are L. R. Nus, Nor¬ | rampus. It re; Phone 5-9459. "Here we a Kelly, James A. man Scdlander, Milton Haglc- Rev. N. A McCune. Pastor. berg, and Prof. George Radimer- Starting fri Malpass, Howard C. Sunday Service: It 00 a. m. i'ut down t Page, George E. sky. MORNING WORSHIP. Blow nut it Weidner, Raymond H. Student parlors available for Wooley, Richard J. Don't be a tradition breaker. W hieh Is a g scheduled use. Young, Robert B. No «looking on campus. I persons using I who litter the I act butts are Ilhe oldest nf S- Lutheran I And thev are ah OOIXF.GK LUTHERAN Church, State Theater. Rev. William Young, Pastor. Phone 5-1930. 1,000 I In the Red Cedl I Omeja men. Sunduy Service: 10:30 a. m. DIVINE WORSHIP. Discontinued Roman (Atholic ST THOMAS AQUINAS Church, 405 Abbot Road. BOOKS Rev. .£. M. Wintera, Pastor. Rectory, 501 Abbot Road, Hione 2,0505. Sunday Masses: 9 00 and 11:00 a. m. • WHITES Weekday Mass.: 7:20 a: m. Confessions •WHITE COWSIHATIOHS morning heard and every Saturday at 4 for $1.00 •PLAY SHOES 4:00 aud 7:30 p. m. •PATEHTS •SEISES First Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday school 9:30 a. m. SEE OUR WINDOW Sunday service* 11:00 a. ra. Wednesday evening service 8 o'clock. Reading room and lending library, 211 Abbot Building, open daily from 1140 a. m. to 4:30 p. tn, and Sundays from 5:00 to 0:00. BAST LANSING MASONIC TEMPLE, 314 M A C Ave. Campus Bookllore RIGHT ACBOM FROM IBB UNION