[oday's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of Michigan State Weather LiUle chance. [amp us VOL. 33Z.332 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. College FRIDAY. MARCH 12. 11)43 [7. flout Foot J «.»ho• aid. "Say, that girl annually, and driven at least a • ence of 2000 at the women's Michigan State college, telling tell down." The second million Germans from their ruin- convocation yesterday, them that it was their duty not S,, si,, did. I wonder if ed and roofless homes. The president's talk centered li." The third one forget the ideals for which t hurt hoi This recapitulation was given i about the 1 ooii't think so." They to the house of responsibilities and they are going to tight. commons today the duties of women in Hannah, in his last address to enqlinii- talked ' by Sir Archibald Sinclair, tile ing with ol lege Work. "Wo almost a third of the college, air minister. hav obligation- to said, "I regret to see you go, but I.. Cheap Skates And. he emphasized, tin was do ything we can to win the more than that I envy your only a part of the story, for his war in the least possible time." vigor and your youth, and I M.rtar Board women are try- was an account only of the he said. know that you are going to do , to promote cheap skates forces under Ids supervision Urges Fitness for War Effort your job well." 0Unit campus next term, and the RAF —and did not include Classifies Reservists' Status Li,.u're interested in roller skat- the details of the enormous dam¬ self Any wise woman will lit her¬ for some held that will Hannah then clarified the sta- i thev ask ltut you bring back age wrought by the cooperating in help the war effort and that will i tus of all members of reserves, PKKS JOHN A. HANNAH j rquipment at the end of U. S. air forces. be valuable to her after the. war. | and men who are under the Klaith prepared to do eonslder- These Americans, he told the he . . . with envy and regret . . pointed out. I jurisdiction of their draft boards, ■ble rolling Skates will prob- house,, were themselves "imn- Women should continue m senior members of ihe college (n» beheld on the tennis courts, jr.eartcd and skillful llghti their present rooi'se of study,, Reds on Defeusi i ROTC, and disabled men saying i musii and lights, the wo- j account sir Archibald's report i Le„ reported. adapting it in the best possible j that his information was based of the unprecedented growth of an aerial striking pow- way to the war effort, he em¬ in Violent Battle on the latest information from . phasized The is no tone for army and navy officials, some of ?r which lie declared now itas ac¬ 1 d "less than a half-hour old." ■Piwl-H ttr lieftorl complished these among other can she at Kharkov Base He reiterated the announce¬ results: load of credit: ment that men would remain al LONDON, Friday, March 12; home IrVf.S NO (It WIS I The Germans have been (APt Outnumbered Russian' at the end of the term and , " forced, in an attempt to com I.O..ks to Woi ■n for l.c.ulcrs troops killed 1,200 Germans and: be inducted into the ERG Aprii WLSH1NGTUN. Mar. 11 (AP) bat the devastating effect ol ha\ 13-27, and said that Scott Held lien t upportu- • destroyed 36 tanks yesterday 111., would be added to the litre Th< Nat Planning board's i those manifold raids, to keep ulv to produce the leadership I Ihe violently unfolding third j "VT* omentou.- program for re- twice as many tighter, planes in and background m w... the war battle for Kharkov, but a m,d-I PrCV,OUsly ",U,,JUnml mduction ,ne the national economy Dje west as on the Russian front, See COEDS—Page 4 ' n'8ht Moscow bulletin spoke j the w.u and giving greater y More than 10 per cent of the • ominously of an "unequal en- i See page t of today's State security to all got the si- I planes thrown by Germany gagement," and said "The Ger- ; news for a summary of Presi¬ treatn ent from congress | in weak reprisals against thi< llritish Peril \ttzi mans are bringing up more fresh i dent Hannah's announcements Kor the most part, the'country have been shot down in concerning various e a rtt p n s itor< amply displayed no the past three months a rate of Flank as lllied The German high command groups ■a " loss generally considered pro- said its counterattacking army— ■ a! the h:\4l to comment h'bitive to the attacker. is'im.itid by Mo.-cow to number *■.,an.i Wagner (D-N.Y.), jj An eventual 24-hour air eov Hill" Tiuhlvns 373.000 men in the Kharkov- : centers. Men will bt ruffiied r u: the national labor re-I er for Allied North Atlantic Donets area—had reached j the their induction notices through ALLIED I the college.. Junior ROTC stu- art. ! o told reporters I shipping has been made possi UK) IN NORTH ! northern and western edges of as in general agreement j hie—with helicopters to be used AFRICA I h II (APi The the key Ukraine stronghold | dents will learn where to report •he m :. re. employment, by the British over shipping con British eighth army threatening which the Nazis lost Feb 16 I from the induction center ir to turn the southern their notices recommendations j ffank of security voys, it was disclosed by one "West of Kharkov," said the • report , Sinclair's aides—as are Special Marshal Rommel's Marrth bnc Moscow communique recorded j"'"1 r,n,s,!" itsnk'-bustcr. end tighter b miboi in Tunisia has inflicteii heavy by the Soviet monitor, -,,ur day Hannah sUIt( IscuadtotiS -o that when the ia- casualties' on attacking Axis tr'nops repulsed violent attacks I " „,T *I , ,U" a"' "JrtL'h —iau Press Says | va-ion of Europe comes "the troops, and the fight is continu¬ of the enemy The Germans are tl,ew sho"UI, rt?tur" I whole resources of the RAF will ing amid the wreckage of many bringin - up more fresh reserves I tU,;SKS l,,r spnnK ,erm- since ftaiitlley Criticized be united with those of the ■hides, a supplemen- The Germans arc trying at p,'cs«B P'ans 'he army tai v Allied (he | noes not intend to call the— *~ I il'isrow larch 11 TAP)- a,my" tonight. jetty active duty immediately. Pre-, people were in- 81 Rescued by Argentine j students veterinary, medical and dental " ht and This was another F iel nt- today that Vessel in South Atlantic Aiiied Aft-al Ration Onlc»r»'il will return to classes us H. tempt to push back civilians also, Hannah stated. am Standley, j hi.ii BUENOS AIRES, March 11 ting gradually squei Aii force cadets will live in embassador, had ,-od to WASHINGTON, Mar 11 (AP) Mason-Abbot, pinion they were,(AP)- The sinking of the U S into a |Hjcket, and it : • ... , . ., ha\e been no more ssful - Secretary of Agriculture neers and senior hall, army engi¬ full story of' freighter Staghound by three than the smashes agnnsl Gen- Wit "d tqnighl officially or- ROTC men In od to the Soviet torpeanded them at H,o, c unrig the on-itio!» coupons will not be neces¬ , ■ • uauls the Wel i mdemnation of Pe Janeir0 Marth 9 day Ught.m, sary whether or not they are going tc be taken over by the army. ■tain." p^-ins Condition '(Jrave* Senior Ball to Close Formal Season Tonight State News Notice Because of upproac dng Y<>RK March 11 (AP) Bv BARBARA DENNISON nity sing, will provtde .ntcrmis- Publicity Chairman .Ellisl final examinations and the soual; siun cntcrtainr. ent. : Brandt will attend the dance j between winter and "1 , ;,i j p Morgan Michigan State college » The only pre-dunce activity ; v. .th Peggy Middlemlss, L. A. i recess 1 late today that life will be only a memory and, "prin : terms, the !' Jichlgnn ' hande, J the financier. Fla., "has srss- '&s:; State News suspends publica¬ tion with the issi. - of Satur¬ |., ■ Ordwt 1 ,s "mg the day and srusSc £«» wA. Will play 10, the la.t ,s"-"^rtoS s £"■""fcp"™ ™""'i day, will be March 13. resumed Publication Tuesday, jp-avgn his band formal dl<°Uege dance of c . ijh a < ( A ,, whoso T„i Rasa, in charge -.1 enter-1 March 30. on marquisette: taromcr.t, will escort Vida So-j year, which wtU be held from a, wjth black Ia, c ..rut! lensten, L. A '46. and Bob Rett,! MR THE WIRE to 12:30. Although manj' «*",or o/YPi- I,...i.n.twn ort | chairman of the band committee ———————— Ph';j Althcn. decorations chair- will attend with Virginia Lcc" students were ordered to report wlth Shirley I Lannin, H. E. '46. T I )J C T A D I E March U (AP)- buckets! Knowlton, H. E. '43- and finance j A comparatively quiet week- jllNt I A D L t announced in was expected. P'futlfBlfj communi- Scene.'! from college life will "> inside France todxv be depicted in the seven back 5^ 2"^ and wounded hun- * wiwMS drops which structed by Jane have been con¬ Holmes, L. A. TODAY. Student club, 8:30 p. m. others by " at Masting a *43. and which will be displayed Little theater. Home Ec bid*. chatny-Sur-Saone one at a time behind the band. Householders' assn., 2 p. m. me <^rr.ea minth ended Jan. 29. oat 300 attacks Sigma Chi fraternity, second Spartan room, Union place winners in the Interfrater- -ji/ji'-'"'. Friday, Marrh i-> Page Two Griti and Bear It By Liohtv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Spartans I-analn*. Mleh. OBIeea Ertcrfd Vwated en >■ «*cond-cl«M matter at around floor of eaat PublDhed daily except Sunday and Monday morning* the pontoffle*. But wing of Union Building Anne*, room 8. during (he reaular *chool At War year and weekly on Thnraday morning, during iummer on by the itudenU of By AL BF.RGLUND Member A.wcl.t.d Collegiate Prui Michigan State college. .. omoro rM ..T»».L .ov..|i.i« w ... — _ Telephone—College Horlal Office—Ext. 269; Theme 8-1811. Ed- Bu.ineae Offlu Nalional Aa\erasing Service, College Publishers Reprcwntatite Inc. _E*t. 2«8. Subscription rates—8c per copy; ll-M Lieut, r e g"i n a l d Rey¬ nolds, '36, from East Lan¬ sing, is now stationed some¬ 420 ma'cibon Ave. Ntw Yoak.W.Y, rer year by mail; {1.50 Per year by * . ... . college carrier to atudenta; 12.25 pet where in England, according to year by college carrier to non*atudenta. word recently received here. MEMBER OF THE ASSOC I ATI® PRESS Reynolds was transferred from The Aaxoclated Prcas ia excluaively entitled to the uxe for republication of all Clayborn field, Ohio. Phi Tau newa di-patchea credited to It or not otherwise credited In thin paper and also the Art Davis, an Engineer who be¬ local newt publiahed therein. All right, of publication on special dispatcher hare- came a commercial pilot, has now been promoted to captain's RDITOKIA1. STAFF rank in the air transport com¬ Managing Editor. SHELDON MOYER mand. Editorial Director, I.EN BARNES Bualneea Manager. JEAN WHITING First Lieut. Don Williams, '40, \ .i,.■!;,(.• Editor, ELLIS BRANDT: Assistant Editors. BILL BARCLAY, BILL who graduated from a quarter¬ lollN.s'1 ON, IIILI. MADDUX. JERKY TEK IIORST; Sporta Editor, TOM RIOR- master unit of the Camp Lee. Asaociate Sporta Editor. JOHN MAIIRS; Women'* Editor, NEVA ACKER- Va., OCS, was recently promoted WII.I.IAM JOHNSTON from second lieutenant in North Africa, where he is now sta¬ tioned. In Cairo, Egypt, Lieut. Harve Seelcy was one of the men in the Middle East bomber eum- THINKIN OUT LOUD .mand to be awarded an army air medal in a big ceremony. Seeley BY SIII.LDON MOYER is a '40 grad from Mason. Cadet John Garlent. East Lan¬ sing. is half way through his you f about persons . but the more pilot training at Perrin field. NOW lookit, have going to sooner or later, Moy nd il inighl you think it ovri1, would be your list. the longer Texas, and will soon be awarded his wings. Garlent has done as well be now . . Sin Really, Moycr, it takes a lot quite a hit of flying, before go¬ to convince yourself what a ing into the army. don't want to do it . swell place and what a swell Among men from FarmHouse "// they're going to let the soldiers help with tin- no use postponing it any longer bunch of people you're leaving fraternity in the service is Lieut. it's only fair they give us furloughs to put trp- si. You know you've been Take for instance, the State Bob Guy, stationed in Seattle. serves.'" thinking about it for days . . . . . . News staff They never did Cnpt. Jim Kelly- all these men All different sorts of ideas have . . . been running through your head stop working a grand bunch are fraternity brothers—who be¬ Tlte Test of a Heal Man, Sa ys Hannah . . But now you can't think of of guys and gals . . then there longed to Excalibur while at school, is stationed with the in¬ . was the guy that sal on the left anything, can you? Wonder who ever started this of you . . . You copied your notes fantry in North Africa. This is a reprint oj the poem by Rudyard Kipl idea of an editor having to write from bint . . And the guy on Going up the scale, Mnj. Nevil quoted by President Hannah at the end of the mo Lotta people the right of you . . . He kept Pearson, former State Newsmah;—yesterday. President Hannah said it would be ie< a "swan song" . . . you awake. is also in Africa, along with for every departing student to obtain a copy. Here go places and do things, but they But you're not getting any¬ Cnpt. Andy Johnson. '40. dying IF don't have to take down their where . . You've got a "swiut- with one of the first pursuit "If you can keep your head when all about you , tinir, making little curtsies as snnt" to write . You could tell squadrons to land in Africa oh and blaming it on you. they bow out here and there . . . what you learned in college . Nov. If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you Besides what makes you think but that would entail facts and Dick Christian. 41, is with the lowanee for their doubting you. voti want to be nice about the figures ... Or you could tell all American ambulunce corps there, If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, whole matter. that you didn't find the answer and according to his last letter Or being lied about don.'t deal in lies. But you've gotta get started, to . . And that would include he srw most of the action from Or being hated don't give way to haling, and yet Mayer . T adition is tradition. t h e whole Graduate Senior Alexandria west across Attica good nor talk loo wise, xtjid your tint has come . . Now ... . with the New Zealand army. If you can think and not make thoughts your aim. what »u going to say'* It seems as though there must If you can meet with triumph and disaster and t:< Are you going to tell a bunch of have been something outstand¬ imposters just the same, persons they're "stijjpnroos" or ing that will stick with you . . BOX SCORE If you ran bear to hear the truth you have spok. ore you going to be nice about perhaps it's something you knaves to make a trap for fools. the whole matter . After all, learned but didn't carry out . Spartan Victory Loan Fund Or watch the things you rave your life to broken Mardl Orns .<500 four years of college does pro¬ it might be good advice for those build them up with worn-out tools. 16 duce a number of unpleasant that leave with you as well as Tea Dances 10 If you ran make one heap Of all your winnings And wouldn't this Newman club one turn of pitch and toss situations . , those that stay behind . . . You 50 be the spot to get them off your W. A. A And lose and start again at your beginning and nc know what you want to say, but 5 chest. how to say it? Alpha Omieron Pi word about your loss. South Williams dorm. 25 If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew . On the other hand, you know If you could get yourself down 60 "Officers' club turn long after they arc gone, as well as anybody else that to saying what you mean, it Michigan State college has been might sound something like this And so hold on when there is nothing in yoti ex. TOTAL <668 which says to them 'Hold on,' good to you . . . The people who . . . That whatever you do. wher¬ were pleasing .to you and those ever you are, whatever might be If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue for whom you hold deep re- the problem in front of you . . . kings nor lose the common touch. spcct and admiration far out¬ Don't make an issue out of the Predict* Tax Bill VS in If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you. number those who gave you a little things Sure they count tf all men count with you but none too much. . . WASHINGTON, Mar 11 ( AP) If you can fill the unforgiving minute with 60 see. pain in the neck . . . Yes, per¬ and mean a lot at the time, but --Backers of the Ruml pay-as- distance haps it would be well to forget letting your emotions get away run, • about this other group After from you is poor . . . Hold out you-go tax plan took heart to¬ Yours is the earth and everything that's in it. all they always were rather for the important things . . . night and began to predict a And which is more, you'll be a man. my son." victory in the house, after Rep- small and insignificant in your They are the ones that count resentattve«Martiru. Republican own mind. Well, Moycr, your cup runneth but you're only thinkin' leader, atid his steering commit- Hitler , .. Kllllios Axis . . CLASSIFIED ADS But. gosh, Moycr, did you evt* over tee threw in their support. .MV.n. ,, stop to think that you always out loud in a disconnected, dis¬ . weren't riRht, and perhaps you torted manner Wouldn't it Martin predicted to nowspa- ANKARA, March 10 (AP)— permen that "an overwhelming Adolf Hitler in . the past few . . were at fault sometimes . . . No. be much better if you left all majority" of house Republicans' days has sent notes to all his you didn't, and that's a fault of your thoughts unsaid? would vote for the bill. (So the managing editor of southeastern European allies L'all M23C aft. i a lot of us . . . So when you Con¬ sider the persons that you have the State News sat down at his setting forth details of Ger¬ known at Michigan State . . . typewriter and wrote the short¬ Japs Kaid Oro Bay Again; many's new "total war effort" Well, go ahead and admit it . . . est column of bis career. This Lose 14 of 40 Aircraft and demanding that these allies fliey were a helluva lot more is what he said: should make similar efforts. magnanimous than you ever "Thanks to everybody and ALLIED HDQ. IN AUSTRA¬ realized. goodbye. But as the boys down LIA, Friday, March 12 (AP) — Yes. Moycr, Michigan State at the poolroom used to say, "I'll The Japanese, who had raided a has been good to you and a lotta be sccin' yah.'") small ship at Oro Bay three days FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS other persons who are winding earlier, sent 40 bombers and up for the duration . . . You've OI'A Lists Ration Change lighters over that Allied point had fun and worked hard with WASHLNGTON. Mar. U (AP) again yesterday, but these students and faculty mem- —The Office of lb"ice Adminis¬ strong interception and lost pos¬ met a Dunce to BUDD BEIT And as you look back tration today increased the next sibly 14 craft. ' hers on it now, , . . even the pleasant coffee ration by 16 per cent. Of the attacking force of 24 anil His Orchestra memories far outnumber the un¬ The one pound of coffee to bo bombers and 16 fighters, two pleasant ones. obtainable with stamp No. 26 bombers and 12 fighters were Perhaps when you get your¬ from war ration book I may be shot out of action by an Allied self tied down to a typewriter consumed within the five weeks defending force, of P-40s and P- to write that "swan song" you between March 22 and April 25. 38s. At least nine Japanese zeros could enumerate some of those The current ration of one pound were definitely pleasant memories . . . And must last for the six weeks end¬ six others were listed as prob¬ destroyed and CORAL GABLES maybe say some nice things ing March 21. able victims. LAST DAY TO GET YOUR TICKET FOR THE LAST FORMAL OF THE SEASON TONIGHT 1§TTHE NIGHT OF THE Formal Tickets JI-99 College Auditorium At l irton ind 9-12:30 WITH Accoontins JERRY WALD and HIS ORCHESTRA Marc* 12, 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pig* Threa IVirtory in Final Relay Event State Sevvh Wwstlers Will Entef j Notre Dame to Meet Pitt*on (iriiliron P1TTSBVRGH, Mar, 11 (AP) "Our arrangement is for one 1(1.ves Sigma 1 Nus By Chuck Hlgfcltiw Track Crown in NAA V Tonnwx Notre Dame and j --'ity of Pittsburgh the Univfer- | , year, have agreed longer but may period," be iextended for iv be said Hagan. | to meet on the gridiron here uv winning the 880-yard relay, the Sigttia Nils broke a Annual Tournament September 25, opening the foot¬ I " "n.H-k «'ith with tne SAEs m the ot\r.» in the cue interfratendtv uueriraierimv track ' ",Ll ball I bn season for both teams, Atti- The University of Buffalo lias Vj^pionshipf yesterday to" annex the title the fifth Will He Stageil \i , v i jiet,. ' Pitt annourfced tonight established German. a course in military in New York r rhr'' 'ct''n'.v tf"ve the winners :?2 points to :in for the —» was the second* I Seven Spartan wrestlers will the same two enter the national A. A. U tour¬ nament in Now York 1 ied until the City on ace My. yesterday alter- provided some j Friday and Saturday, April f) J and for the 10 since the national inter- cnllegiates have been duration. Coach Fendley abandoned Camel - Tone ,.i competition in re- j Collins announced yesterday, The opening lap -tooted Russ Gilpin j Collins stated (hat lie would ! j lake JSAE < ■Gilpin h ,i , vcr ..live-yard lead and Karl Hagen. uto the stretch, to John Me- 1 seven of his best men to 1 'be national meet with plans for! lopping oir the season with a 1 title winning team would make the trip who are No men] Sport Coats , .ion | • increased the lead not 111 top condition and able In j MiCiaw, SAE. Tlie withstand tough tournament I iid Dick Kicppe | competition. .< a over the best ol Members o| the varsity who | .cling Pete Secor. are to make the trip have : not' ,, the Until lap Jim | been announced with an uncer- I'd tlie title for the j tainty arising from the. squad •i n he led SAE Bob members who will leave with ttie tape. The time the KRC m April ». lightly over eight ■ Workouts will continue for i i t than the varsity ' tournament trainees throughout 1 the spring vacation, Collins said , 'ub took llrsts in An effort will be made to put ..ml m the mile^run, | the State mntmen in the best : ,vo seconds in tlie ! condition of the year for a suc- Chief scorer for ! cesstul sweep ol the national Vo was Jim Pingcl. I meet. • 22(1 and 440 plus on the-relay gave m.irstn of victory, \ll-(.ollr«H» IViuiiH . -cores are: Sigma .50: Sigma Chi, 13: I'it'knl liy Writer* facta, R'q: ATO, 0; The* State News ah ill , Phi Kappa Tau, uaraniura! haskelliali tin „'!:.( Phi, 2^4; AGR. will appear in tomorrow's sue, The llrst. seen third quintets ;iih| li mention selections" wcho¬ IDetroit lioss O'iSoill sen by Pat Mi CartiiV a.id John Pichurski. who coveivi Lrn/wr/.* Varh Where I Pretty Muriel Calkins. Uni- the Ira tern ity and ifbTim • ry Bii'm tt ill Train ; versity of California at Los An¬ leagues, lespectiveiy. Tlie ati- geles coed, is Pacific coast worn- independent selections bv lim j 1'VANSVILLE, Ind., Mar. II, , ... . ,. iliggins, who was recently |,\p a- ,! surroundings far on» °Pcn fo,ls champion. Here culler! by the army air forces, mi from the sunny south 1 ^ne practices for a meet, were also included in the all nq grounds of other years, — - - - college choices. Detroit Tigers officially I These writers were aided i* ■ : . .1 : here today and by 1 Stale Intel; Irani picking the teams by the :.t!i »h«* playing personnel j coaches in the three loops and the official, who referced tlie ■ n ■ k'h WakeTeir°and » "til III Chic Toronto JR"*10. will squad J"""" . to Chit-ago wl" journey • who is starting his 1 ,n the American' Saturday to enter in the "h; to Take l^oainie Tillr • ne in unexpectedly iannual llhnH,s r°< h Light up your appearance with an all wool a ml, ria., pre-war18a,nes ! UETROIT. March 11 1AP1 Tigers, and his dc-i Coach Karl Schladcmun wilJJThc Detroit Red Wings clinched camel-tone sport coat this sprinjf. It's a per¬ >! Florida weather only be taking a small team ofj'he .National Hockey league •tidn't make the Ti- j 12 men. Saturday he will be w ith championship tonight by defeat fect coat to blend or contrast with all the r> too happy. i out the services of Bob Uodoh,|'n« the Toronto Maple Lcals. 2 new shading* .in sport slacks. -Manager Steve O'Neill in- up and coming sophomoreI. on I),»n Crosso's goal with |pw,',i H o-c field, the Evans- j sprinter from Dearborn, and Bob j ",,lr '"'"utos to play I"!- k where the Tigers will I Carrier, junior hurdlcinan from. Holme 10.10 fans who show :,.i! |»Wnu. fro.: the Stands His inspecting was, Detroit, who have left schooI. crcd tnc k-c w ith paper aftei the since he prior to being inducted into the • winning murker the Wings came $](>.50 - «18..)0 - S25.IM) rubber" taote! "™iy air corps. This Will leave; Imm behind alter first Billy periodTaylor his >0 v Schlademan short handed in the had notched a "■•«» goal Rookie Les Doug [Th- »»'k *-■ is 2.1 miles from j| dasht's ! remaining, °!,ly Bob M,'< .mm ,^vithsince natehed that in the middle -*» r»; U»t means « they'll either. has been out due to -"*?.■ iEt,S £™\!2U' 25 The squad will leave this i Al,els rebourtd past pudgy Wal or r tc the buses. • afternoon and return Sunday le|. cfmh) Broda. The victory gave Detroit a j five-point lead over the second Sure mal it s place Boston Bruins, who have only two games or a possible j CO-ED Sport four points remaining. It was Detroit's fourth league title 10 years, the last of which came in 1937. Coats Too! St. Patrick's Day We have just received a new group of girls' t5T/VTE sport coats and wool ilannel slacks for sports March 17 One of the Greatest weur. They're smart, new and different. Pictures of All Time Coats . . . .816.95 I "°»t forgel to leave a memory of flowers behind in Today! 3-7-9 your last week at M. S. ('. " Slacks . ■ ,r .810.95 M OON AND Telegraph flowers to your Sweet¬ SIXPENCE heart for St. Patrick's Day. ., WITH —— George Saunders i jloo Desk »nd JEWEfT'S FLOWERS Herbert Marshall j>los — Cartoon. News SMALL'S SOON! SOON! Office 128 W. Grand River ns •FOR MK ANtt MY GAt" Phone 8-3551 Friday, ^arch !a2- Pa«e Four '943 Schuster Leads COEDS She's Appreciated \fS( Highlights of Men 's Convocation (Continued from Page 1) Symphony Orrhostr,, in Versatile ENLISTED RESERVE CORPS (ALL EXCEPT SENIOR and maintain a secure peace, the Concon ROTC, VETS, PRE-MEDS, PRE-DENTS, PRE-VETS) president stated. Women must By JOAN MEyVrs have the ability to come through In a program pro. These students will be inducted at the rate of 270 men per with the ideals necessary to pre¬ variety as to dem., 1 day, April 13-27, at either Fort Custer, Fort Sheridan, Camp , ■ serve our present culture, he its musical strength ' Grant or Scott field. They are requested not to enroll for spring continued. . and the versatility 1 term, but to stay at home where induction notices and a college Much of the president's speech , transcript including this term's grades will be sent to their home players the M. s ( was devoted to discussion of so¬ orchestra address, or any other forwarding address which is left with the presented cial problems next term con¬ performance undei ;r':; registrar's office. All students are ordered to take college tran¬ . cerning the men in uniform on of Alexander Schu .: scripts to induction centers with them. Junior ROTC orders campus. The soldiers are to be in College auditors also will include traveling orders for place of assignment after treated just the same as men in The orchestra ,r. induction center. college now, he declard. concert of this year , M SENIOR ROTC STUDENTS Soldiers Will Be College Level and vigorous ballet , Students in this category will move into fraternity houses They will not be any different ven, "Overture to next term, will live under military discipline, will be fed in the from any student who might The second nut! i> , , ' Union building, but will be required to pay ther own tuition for have been here in ordinary solo violinist Jul : v h(' the term. They also will be required to pay their own board times, Hannah explained. They splendid interpret. • , until they are inducted on or about April 13. These men will be will all be at least high school graceful and po ' eligible for intercollegiate athletics. graduates and many of them No. 3 in G Major will have come from other col¬ Orchestra," by Mo. AIR CADETS AND ENGINEERS leges. They will not differ in For their most s. About 1,500 air force men and 500 engineers will become stu¬ social background from our sition of the event■ dents on campus next term. They will live in dormitories and present group of college men. tra played Brahm' fraternity houses, will be under military discipline and will be They will be allowed to attend - No. 4 in E minor." • fed in the Union. every social function within mcnts. Solo pnn- OPERATION OF THE COLLEGE FOR THE DURATION their military hours, he pointed ably performed Michigan State college expects to ofTcr enough courses in all out. There will be no USO. Motion Picture Actress CAR¬ Leon Kniaz and r curricula so that civilian students, including women, will be able "This college will not be an to make normal progress toward their degrees. army camp ... no "little OLE LANDIS (above), 24, dis¬ Cus¬ plays the Eagle Squadron insig¬ | Travis. The gay, dance-! . h STUDENTS UNDER SELECTIVE SERVICE ter.' " nia (top), U. S. Air Force (sec¬ ian Rhapsody," by ' Deferments are being granted to all students in engineering ond from top), French Foreign maxed the prngrtm Ts courses, bacteriology, chemistry, geophysics, mathematics and Legion (third down, left), Grena¬ position sparkled • y,... j physics who can complete their courses prior to July 1, 1945. Congress and FDR dier Guards (third down, right) j cypsy folk melody An audience of . sin VETERINARY. PRE-VETERINARY, PRE-MEDS, PRE-DENTS and RAF (bottom) insignias o> • Veterinary students will not be inducted until the end of ExtendLend'Lease during a press conference in sons enthusiastically New York after she returned the entire orch. ■ ,v> spring term. Those who have not resigned commissions may do so if they want tor receive government pay, room, board and on Anniversary from a four-month tour of | Schuster, and solo berg for a progra s* uniform when inducted. Pre-vets, pre mods and pre-dents in American fighting fronts where i tcrtainmcnt quality the ERC will remain as civilians until end of spring term. ERC WASHINGTON. Mar. 11 (AP) she entertained U. S. forces. students who have been classified in these deferrable classifica¬ —President Roosevelt capped a tions can find name on bulletin board in administration build celebration of lend-lease's sec¬ ing. ond anniversary today by sign¬ NAVY, MARINE AND COAST GUARD RESERVISTS ing into law a bill extending its Navy V-5 students jnay continue through summer term if they life for one year. can graduate by then. All other navy, marine and coast guard With a view to making the The most exciting students will remain here until the end of spring term. Men most of the momentous law's in V-7 needing only one term to graduate after July 1 will be given the option of being permitted to remain in college anniversary, the rushed the measure through by senate had news about MALE CIVILIAN STUDENTS an 82 to (1 vote only 24 hours About 1,500 male civilians arc anticipated for spring term. after the house aproved it 407 They will find adequate housing facilities in East Lansing. If to C. The anniversary also brought private eating facilities in East Lansing are not sufficient for SLIPS civilians, the necessary facilities will be provided bv the col¬ a declaration from Maxim Lit- lege. vinolT, Soviet ambassador, that FRATERNITY AND COOPERATIVE HOUSES the Russian people are -fully Those houses not selected by the army wll be notified by Sat aware and deeply appreciative of lend-lease aid and a report to urduy. They can be pooled for use by civilian students. congress by Edward R. Stettin- ius, Jr., that aid extended by the United States under the act ag- i gregating $9,632,000,000 in its you have heard in nionl DO YOU DIG IT ? first two years and is rapidly ex-, i Submitted by David P. Billingi( University of California ,..5 CO-**" panding; the administrator also , reported that aid received by the. O * United States has reached "sub¬ stantial proportions" and will ooc*. continue to grow as more Amor- | I ican troops go overseas. EPSl Dorms Contribute Profits lo Victory Loan Fund Just in time to «• > your sheer blouse- Profits from the Dorm Drag., held Feb. 27. will be given to good quality wash., the Spartan Victory Loan fund , on satins and ereix- drive, Flossie Wilkins, chairman. : revealed recently. eratel.v trimmed ' Total profits for the affair j bottom with quji amounted to $115 and were di- I vided among the four women's I creamy laces. dorms, Campbell, Williams, i Mayo, and North hall. Each of i the dorms is contributing its, share of the money to the loan | fund. New under-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration Those smart new us.""* four-gore slips lor sriw* wear. They're so ly priced at oue dollar ton 1. Dort not tot Jrcsset or men's can easily " afford several shim. Does not ininte skin We have only •' """ 2. .NowiitinstoJiy, Canbcuscd right if ret shaving. supply, so contc in J. Instantly stops perspiration for 1 to J £ys. Pre veer» oJor. 4. 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