pells Hall Opened to Men Students Spring Term UIPUIPAll CTflTC IIrillo A" Fraternity, Co-op Houses iTllif niUHH O I HI t N t If O Wil1 Be Occupied by College Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Hitntiah Kvpiuiits Reservists lo Gel Fare l«» (lamp Fnltl from Fast l-ansin^ Only; Dorm Men IVOL EAST LANSING. M1CHIC ANTIATURDAY^ MARCH* 1'3. 1943 Git en Priority in Wells Hall By AI Bergltiml jRussians Fall Back Again at Kharkov The spriior term housing program and several details n^ardinjr the variuttssreserves were cleared up in an an- |[{r.« »USLY over by the college. Hannah said probably will be bat- Na . ■ vi e iieatcn down, the j tied out on the house-floor. Re¬ yesterday. Action to return ng 23 tanks a id SCO .Amount Not Exact ar. ... j publicans have called a meeting E ' ! for Monday at which they arc • !• - I.. '< Wills 11.ill to the students was mat e .because the return of piv- re (;. -m'i high command 1 expected to organize almost sol- lueaical. pre dental and pre vet- r hi c.i earlier that its | idly behind the Ruml plan. a tiat > students and litH*rallza- 1- broken into the city, j Mr. Roosevelt's comment on 1 an oi draft rulings tor -indents r - ..m both sides made the Ruml plan, elicited by ques- !•(o WELI.S IIALL—Rage K that the battle was ap- I Hons, was that it would reduce o r die magnitude of the! the treasury's net tax revenue- -• . a s Stalingrad. • . The Rus- this year and that it would en- id that their troops I able persons with large ineomes. ...moulting "numerically ] to save a great deal of money. Anthony Felon Arrives in U, S. to Diseuss Post-War i.... •v« - >:ce-. 00 ught' from reinforced by Beardsley Ruml. ehairnum of western j the New York Federal Reserv e Questions ,v ; bunk, sponsor of the plan, and ..a ' niiht the house-to-! otbt>'' proponents dispute \VAS111 n'gTOn! " Mareli 12 j,, i)i was going on, ■ botb °f these contentions, Siiiiititer Session Anthony Eden, British foreign m t . reports said, and | j-, . secretary, arrived in Washington m - stab-n quoted Berlin SJls t Seni'8 Will (jOSP Chart to t t*lf II ill (to on Rasis tonight for momentous conver¬ i.iv 11c; Nazi troopj "oe-| sations aimed at cementing the United Nations in a fuller ..r;,rrs;Wi|h 'Muto-zoo' un¬ a- : a-as the Red square." of Rail (Janvier derstanding A terse announcement from | Microvivarium, a projection — 0f cr school, for the first the White House said the pur¬ ]iving microorganisms wdl be ine history l lite war situation, to consider mmm""— J living microbes enlarged to twice li.il'' Thwarts liommol and a thn ek ter questions arising out 01 the the size of animals of the zoo . 11 the ■Smith-Hughe: i teachers Pri'XV /*v Th0 Pr°je«-'tion of the microbe in Altem/tled Attach "y 'I'm . ' ' rv ,1!! be going 011 at tile same l'den cuitie here on the invita¬ roxy . • /no will be accompunied by a Indudrd in tile 90 odd senior I lecture by Dr. Room inert. Along Morclli l.inr tion of the United States, it was school graduates, enter- announced and, in iOIf who missed their1 uddition to men The demonstration was dcvol ALLIED HDQ. IN NORTH the important diplomatic Senior ball last night was ' oped by Dr. Roemmcrt, a physi- i'ge jn the summer scs- co¬ AFRICA. Mai ih 12 an- rt'a|y °f State Curdell Hull, mn Wood Method ( >i>!e csert lorce destroyed all but nouncement made by Pres. John 'vvhtJ hi,s btH'" resting in Florida m Bearing Trees" a college bulle , I Congress Defeats FDR inc armored vehicles out of A Hannah at the convocations ,or u fortnight, is returning to , , >tal estimated at 30 ■ Washington over the weekctut 'i. hns received a Oil Job I'laillilllg Hill Thursday wi s attacking group. mis of VRla-Alcasar I WASHINGTON. Mar 12 (AP) Rommel's futile attempt losing American Planes 'i Spain, telling him. I'.it the process al- ■ ..bly well in the Blasl at France groves. Compar- . k with a similar Muiiel Ortega, re- •cor. the Marquis '■>" came to almost > us ions and wrote fcp'itnc: P-rs on Ortega's TIME TABLE TODAY— Block and Bridle. « p. m. Faculty dining room Green Helmet luncheon 12 noon. Faculty dining room TUESDAY— East Lansing Masons 4:30 p. m., Temple. MAC ave. Saturday. Ma •'age Twe Grin and Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Enwrixl u »*eon Pres. John A. Hannah. era go are not ehc ! SINCE when has the Michigan State college menM glee club become n "disturber of the peace?" Since when hangout with a roof. Those who WOMEN'S RIDING CLASSES— are on the "in" wlthithe D ii B will take place th<- day of the new te has the time-honored custom of serenading women in dor¬ There will be hio more wom¬ boys with the fancy vests arc en's rilling classes this term, but invited to spend all their free No, pinning* haven mitories and sorority houses by a college authorized part hours, class hour.7'" atid pay- a meeting will lie held at 11 a. gotten and vc». the • of the music department become "taboo?" A tradition of m. in Dem hall for all women checks ithin those gilded walls. plenty of them K 10 years' standing was shattered Thursday evening when who have been enrolled in riding Finn arrangements are now way has given hts - the East Lansing police department forced the men's glee classes this term, according to under to Evelyn Grahar . ay for a floorshow. The one of his bri 7 ■ club, under the direction of Prof, William Kimmel, to stop Jllaj. Gerald Peterson. proprietors report that the grand Shepherd, ha.- a!-- serenading and disperse. GREEN HELMET— opening will be announced next term. Watch for it. pin—to Marge !:<■: Two members of the East Lansing police force, whose A thud get-together luncheon Varsity wrestler names are being withheld, evidently either don't appreci¬ of Green Helmet members will The first announcement of the New* associate sp be held this noon in the faculty women's attempt of a change¬ ate good music rendered by a line musical organization, or Johnny Mans, hat dining room of the Union. Guest* over to a spring term during Kappa Sig pin, out else stopping the glee club was the only way they could will be Pres. J. A. Hannah. Dean wartime has come from the now found at any time assert the strength of their blue uniforms for that eve¬ F T. Mitchell. Alumni Secretary extinct FSAP club which has one Betty Stephen- ning. It didn't matter to them that this was the last per¬ Glenn Stewart, Prof. Don Buoll. been revised by its founder, into is the proud owner and Past Presidents Htirr? Green the FSC 'Frustrated formance of the glee club for the duration of the war, that Seniors worn by Tommy Bin and Don MacPhail. club). nity brother of Ma: perhaps &r>. per cent of its members will leave for the na¬ Now tion's armed forces within a few weeks. an ull-cnmpus organiza¬ Gamma Rho's Ha Nervous Breakdown tion, the club was formerly open See QUARTERS— When we were children, we were taught to look up to the police department in a respectful manner, and told May Be Explanation that they were "our friends." If the two policemen had of Hitler's Absence I approached the group in a polite manner, and used the Weekly Letter to Men in the Service I (Thi* open fetter to men in the service is a u<< :• '■* right kind of language, it at least wouldn't have left a sour WASHINGTON. Mar. 12 (AP) ture of the Michigan Slate News, describing the t;'-'3'"'1 —Global curioiity about what Lisle in glee club members' mouths. But when they au¬ | ceents on campus. Clip it out and mail it to a frie-.J ••> * ha-; happened to Adolf Hitler thoritatively growb-i'AH right, you guys have been dis¬ went up another notch today service.) turbing people and going on like this all night. Now break when Sumner Welles, acting Saturday. Ma c it up, and get the h— out of here!" they are bound to raise rxEAREST Johnny: secretary of state, said the state antagonism with all concerned. department had received uncon¬ | LJ Fifteen hundred men from M'chi-an Si de ■ firmed reports that the fuehrer be joining you sometime between April 1 i; and If the men's glee club, which serenades women just twice each yoar, and always evokes many favorable next-day wa* sulTcring from a complete I ing to news received this week by the military dep. i ■ Enlisted Reserve corps men excepting these in mm,-- ■ breakdown. comments, is a peaee disturbing factor, give us khaki and Welles did not imply the de¬ | ROTC are include!. (J-I shoes right now. We hope the army appreciates good partment attached much impor¬ Pres. John A. Hannah outlined the program (or : •: tance to these reports. In an¬ I remain on campus. The senior military students music, even though the East Ionising police do not. militarized fraternity houses the air force cadets w swer to suettions at a press con- fcrencc, he simply said that un¬ I rive next term will occupy the men's dorms, and civ- ... BOTC Seniors ut I • will shift for themselves in private homes Frosh to tiller Six of M confirmed reports had been re¬ ceived similar to those recently to 'Co Active' March 17 published in various quarters. Alpha Tau j• to be held forOmega took tlrst place in the Est fro' Squuilx ill Debutes the duration last Wednesday night One of the must recent of the • came in second, followed by Delta Sigma Phi, last >< Six teams wilt represent M. ANN ARBOR. March 12 (AIM published reports hod Hitler re¬ At the annual publications banquet held Tuc-it-:- S. C. In the State Freshman De¬ —Members of University of cuperating in seclusion at Bcrch- ■ stead of the usual spring term date. Earl Brighum. - ! bate tournament held today at Michigan ROTC advanced units tesgaden, where a closely- I of publications row, was announced as head of the '7 Western State Teachers college guarded mountain top retreat | Kenneth Hirh- ter March will be sent to a reception cen¬ I Mine. CoL Darsey t> Rodney. P.'JS&T. was State's format season closed for an indefinite pei .■ guv.-: 17, processed, placed provides, him utter seclusion. in Kalamaaoo, nrds, debate couch, reported. Howe.cr, the complete break¬ . with the MM3 Senior ball. Senior ROTC men who i. on active duty, and then return¬ Student* making the trip are down report is only one of a I Detroit to be sworn into the ERC found them- ed to the campus to continue Barbara Chriftianey. H. E; Del- even harder as they thought of their luckier classm • William A. large assortment ot reports and . their studies. CoL sa Eamcs, L. A.; Barbara Wy- Onnoe said rumors which have circulated in I to Jerry Wald's orchestTO. This must be the army today. various capitals since Hitler on • man, L. A.; Waldo Brooks. L. A.; This is the lest letter for a week or so, Johnny, wh". ' On their return they will be Jan. 30 failed to appear person¬ George Straight, A- S.: Richard I News staff takes spring vacation off to recuperet. Sturm, L. A.; Roderick MncDor- army private*, paid, Ted and ally at the annual Nasi celebra¬ in general. Our masthead will fly at half-mast white ' •* ~ : ald, L. A.; Jack Walker, L. A.; .■tolhed by tire war deirurtment, tion of his rise to power. 1 members lay down their mighty pens fo* a sordid ■ Bob Byalcr, L. A.; David Mer- he raid. It is likely they will miss them all, but we hope that you enjoy their com rell, A. S.; Dorothy .Benjamin, be barracked together some¬ Vassar college sophomores they're kinda nice. H. E., and Viola Rlchter, L. A. where new the campus. Approx¬ voted this year to give up class Love to you and you and especially to YOU. Each loom wiU participate in imately 170 men arc in the ad¬ rings and buy war bonds in¬ two debate* during the day. vanced corps. stead. c turday. March 13, 1943 Page Thret M/AA Installs Officers, - THE - Women's Farm Skills Course |Honors I ,Vlime!i's Peg Hazelton Athletic association wound up events of the! WOMAN'S WORLD To Be Repeated Spring Term By JEAN BL'GAI | ward graduation, will be given I,... w: h iiTstallation of officers and presentation of'ath-l By NEVA ACKERMAN Farm skills, the agricultural for successful completion of tha s at the annual winter term banquet last night.! Derm Petitions coui se. for women Interested in 1 course. Mahonev, A. S. '44, was formadv installed as n . helpins to r«mv« relieve farm mrm labor i| moor Registration «v» for ,i,Cua.»r|,iiii1 the class spring u , 'far 1 th« cominp* ——- r j, Pc,tmon system will be used i shortage, will be continued spring I 'crm will take place with rcgi« egis- n 1, „ „ \| Cf' \V"1I P j for dormitory ofTicers next term 'term- tratlon for regular classes. N No ,vr!acing B a I . a iUSl. Will O Pa 111 to A.W.S. Pres. Vera 1 This defense course. according 1 Prerequisites are required. A. b. 4.5. ■Scarlett. !.».» n;„ 1 Lr V.i nf' Pct,ition? will h. Ag. Dean E. L. Anthony, has I A. S. 43, AtW "lplOlliaS L , Peg llaxelton, WAA rw^i /i' T w j I a dormitories been so well received by the 10 the awarded to women 11118 • r«i Term iturned . VJ of ot,t te n., j itudwts taking it winter term andlit wiU bc continued if no less Marriage Course 1.500 points in athlet¬ I each dmm. lp° !1l.'Use Petitions council will of' than 10 women register Tor it I |n SnrinQ Is Ooen ic events. One hundred and thirty-three checked for eligibility bv Point be spring term. |m ^Pen Li.nnaiions' hTa-d^Mi,bynpointj ' ,vs-|. Bt,rxU>v;,n. , •: vers installed were seniors will be eligible for grad- Limi,aliens board " . Dt",nC1' The course is divided into sixjOplw sn Q^ninrc A. S. '44. vice- uation at the end of winter term, , said F cctio s ' section# of work, each lasting two I t0 ^lOrS mv .dent Marge Smith, sccre- according to R. S. Linton, col.[i | the 1 and Jean Shaver, treasur- lege registrar. Others may be .„ ., fijlbwh'g *Sund iv nf»lit v n'Sht. I Clares are held Tues- | day and Thursday from 4 to 5 course, The spring term sponsored by marriage Mortar 'individual sports chairmen cited for diplomas when the re- kxam Week Hours Board, senior women's honorary, ttw . ring year were also suits of the Graduate Record , Such tasks as cattle feeding. 1 *"1, bo "Pen u' seniors only. a«- ifinoiinred- V. ei-l. known next wi T Jo.' i eXiimi,ni,,tll,n wcck milking, repairing of farm m.i-! cording to an announcement jj..,., r : ,i us for • the ■..announced. term's Bas- I 'in the V mission^including 1 a. machinery and the driving of trnc- i expanded and |:ci mission for J riday night. Ju | tors are tausht during the term. I ulty hcud of ,he '""rriage course bF Mane Dye. fac- I. ,H,;i tcani includes Thelma speeded onid I res. wartime educational n, i,.a. Shirley Free i Women wear coveralls to class. committee. 4.'i, announced Ir'ik'r.' li.liie M or ley, Marge program, many more students are being graduated at the end 1 permission will hern This term, in the two weeks ' The course will be open • tan Harris. Pat Johnson, loon- Sunday, as winter term seniors. The reg¬ [March 28. other farm machines with philosophic and psychiatric side# it-: Ke.iscy and Doris Roy. ular commencement week cere- which the neophyte farmers- 'of marriage, and \\ | the physical har.i Scarlett. Margaret monies will be held on June 12 _ might deal while working on nc- aspects of marriage and preg- Itlir mey, Betty Herman, Mar- for all seniors completing their Meribah i! nvlctte, L A. | '* tual farms. '44. is , nancy. Some lectures will be ■ i Travnor are on the bowling One of the most popular of the ! mixed degree work during the present ,hc new president of- S.W.L. meetings anil for others tc.'in; members and the school fol- sections already coverjd was i the men and women will have • year. I lowing elections Wednesday. She ring honor team includes Following are the seniors al- succeeds Helen Swanson, L. A. that on horses and horse drawn j separate classes, Dean '-Dye Now:: on. Shirley Truesdell, ready named: Joy Randall. L A. '44. is equipment. The farmerettes. I stated. . , '43 • -->■ McDonald, Kay Videk and Star Icy C. All. ..•I- according to Prof. ('. Card, the Though Excalibur members j vice . president, Mur v Ellen course | y Bennett h Eli/aUth Keith. Jeanne o.vry.- W. (sink lin. Il»n im* attainment, since some the University of Wisconsin - ■ ncuuhtr.il. Miilr.. 1 ni II r / ght, and Betty McLean, Crrrie, Rir-hnrtl A. I'nci ;,r M° Avenll. L.A '46. and Betty of the women have had previous ] the largest of any historical so- [ Small S awards for 500 Culhcm. lion inn ir i I in ii-ii, rimriiM' '-"n Harris. H.E. '46, meinborship experience in the Held while oth 1 ciety in America, according to V. Den mult. Elvjl I.. It.iio: inn. f.i i. it. committor were awarded to Eleanor eis have not. Two credits to- figures of the society Doll. Nancy lu-r ISilT, Itrutiklyn V. — — ».:* re. Betty Leo. Lorraine Duffy. Jran lllclr Dnfmin. Rosalind Friedman, Kay HolMTt I.. Enrlcy. David J dick, and Jean Shaver. [ Xaneral awards for 100 points ven to the following! Guilk.-y. ' • '5'vWmi. Murjurlti i U, H.4.l.-rt, H.»hn>. 1 :.I. June Merrill. PhsI Hull., V-rn li. I Kob-rt • ' Molly l a*. ! A. How|*ii.l. II. ry II yti.rlt., staler ISnIk.*, ll»rU»r* I a. Jvffm.n. fiturr.' . Clar- Mbuiufrntik. CViiinh. i ,„r,. Knu r. Huo. Harry in. it I! LrtWTI. (io-iry ujto. J urn.-. H l.u Krnnrtli I.. M I.hm Mmohi Hi T. MitrMI. .•II. Joh Willi® . Vinrinta . | en.'. I'alm. r Myhn.-. M»ur..«. hauur, Alviii K. Otiwr, I -- Carpp, |.aui h. fark«. Max W. t' n. t'hyl- j t,n K. I'itclu-r. Emi-raun 11 Ik i-nli-M CUr* A. I'nttai. Julir. K quit, ku-V1, a»d,ly. JaniM. M. Hilrhiv, M»r- , How,.. Dalum W. K..«tan.l, 1 hn John. Mm. Jean T. Betu-we. Arthur C Hehlutuw. Mthlr..1 K. Htlin«.U-r, Hirhar. K. Sehru.-tl.-i. Dotvthy S. H.-ual. Way nanl K. Sheet-.. Charl.* T. Sherman QUARTERS Hubert O. Sherman. Helen I.. ShuItU John F. Siau, Hnmbl A. Kkutt. Duui-la W. Smith. Jrmea A. Sutler. Julin I. Continued from Page 2) Spooner, Haruhl l> Z&.x" Marion Rosellt' WwS«:i.±! Thttrne. DunaM Arthur Van Aken. Itu" [As she Phi Tau house the bro- tell j. Vantlelvee,'. Ya »re wall. Mra. Mary H. V'n * congratulating Bill Ut- VonKberMtein. r v *hc»t pm is now proudly Jaaaau E. Wheeler. Jr.. Ilermi * ajeti on the *Aoan. \fes sweater of Inn Raven, who Wayne N. Wth<». John . Harry J A. Wihnn. Ivan H. Wuu.1, Juho II for awhile — Soldier Wnoamard. Hetli " Wrhrht. Matthew J. Maigarc' LaDu up fram Wrarklaue. r[f"' she Phi Tau term "ive her his pin. Council Sends DelejjaU' You're leaving us now—but not completely. The memory ^Wravt Father Draft Bill Jean Barnum, L. A. '44, has of you stays behind. A picture on her desk—a letter to ^ .been picked by Student Council n xaMlNGTi)N, Mar!" 12 (AP) 'to represent Michigan State col¬ friend. They'll keep you part of State lator Wheeler (D-Mont.) ! lege at the U.S. Student As¬ I- "ttershis , '"ensure exempt- sembly which will be held in' We know you'll do your job well—so 'till the day you come l-ron, ' military duty Washington, D. C., from March ' j .utter - a.,, ned that unless it 19 to 22, according to Council back to State-,-good luck. you'll have a President Peg Burhans. Main t in this country speaker at the assembly will be And while you are gone—the women of M.S.C. will carry .. " h;'K -icver seen." Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt. on. When you're back on leave they'll be gay and smiling— looking as pretty a# they always have. SATURDAY NIGHT ®«nce to BUDD BELL and His Orchestra Jd(0b40A'4- CORAL GABLES Open Thursdiy Evening till • Saturday, March 13. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pag* Four re / regret to see I envy your know that you areg To you, the 1,500 me leaving for active d GOOD LUCK Olympic-Rainbow Recreation Campus Book S Campus 5 Liebermann Trunk Co. College Hurd's Men's Shop Ha J. C. Penney Co. Orpheum Theater Saturday. March 13, 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pa*« Five but Hum more your ,htuoy and I In do your •—President John Hannah iei»f the E. R. C. who are (If at the term's end, ( I) GOD SPEED Drv Cleaners & Tailors Vandcrvoort Hardware Co Hojje | Stores Sam's Clothing Store Hat's Spartan Drug Stores Theater Small's Men's Shop (Hunt Food Shop Saturday, Marei 13 I94;j Page Six Spartan Thinclads shoetowhileCompete CHICAGO, March 12 (AP)—! by removing a The largest field of the indoor I ing and is the relays' defending • Tech. in Illinois Tech Relays jump- I squad to the 15th annual Illinois Hughie Davis, will be the only j Johnny relays in Chicago State man competing in the TO- j shown a considerable , ! yard dash. In the high jump A1 i ment in his times lately Tonight Liggett w , track season—-421 athletes from j champion with a ti-2 perform-) night to defend their title 24 colleges and 12 universitios- ancc The record is 6-4. | team champions in, the univer- j Milne will still be trying for his to run in the halt-mil,- ,'ill compete in the 15th annual The university mile promises sity class. State will be com-j first good-showing of the season, vastly improved Tech relays 'Saturday. to be a race between Oliver ■ peting as n decided underdog | Milne hasn't hit his stride yet | squad made is up Enlivening the competition Hunter III of Notre Dame and j since Michigan and for Notrethe first \ good night kaulitz, Fraser and IP Dame [this season and is hoping for a ; Two More Meets (, will he the return of the two Bill Scott of Michigan State,-the | will be competing team champions, Michigan State relays' 1942 winner. Hunter, a ; time. j Ted Wonch will be competing; a week from ton,, i - in the university class and Loy- great two-miler, beat/Scott at Hetw.ll be entering the meet 1 fof s,ate ,n thc po|c vaull as ola of Chicago in the college di- the _ c mile early in the season. mile early in the season. j shorthanded without the serv-, usua, anc( shou)d be we„ Up; , th C| ■ | ,, vision, and nine individual win¬ Dominating thc college hurdle, ices of sprinter Bob Bodoh and j amon}, the winners. Wonch just ^ B ners of the 1942 meet. events will be Jim Fieweiger hurdler Bob Carrier who have; mjsse<, a 13i., foot ieap m the. Seeking the university shot from Lawrence college of Ap- I left for the army air forces, end crc meet uejle iasS Saturday. ! . Completing their 1 put title will be_ James Delaney pleton, Wis., and Harrison Dil- 1 dashman Bob McCarthy, out [ lard from Baldwin-Wallace col- with a leg injury. ' Will Defend Reeord j 'ion 1 meets, they wih Purdue relays to be of Notre Dame,'Central collegi¬ ate winner last week; Lou Sa- lege of Berea, Ohio. Fieweiger! H'hetter Back State will be defending its. the following Saturn ban of Indiana and Elmer Aus- is the title holder in both the1 However, there is one bright , title as American record holder j fayette. Ind., with ;■ sicker of Missouri, Big Ten and highs and lows and also a threat 1 point in the coming meet, as i in the indoor sprint medley with | to 30 teams compel Marv Fraser running the 440 j year is the first f..r • Big Six conference champions, in the college high jump and Lloyd Whetter, star sophomore respectively. shot put. Dilliird iieat out Bob' 440 man who went into the hos- ; leg, Dale Kaulitz and Davis each , relays and it is pi n In the university high jump, Wright of Ohio State and pltal with pneumonin, after 1 running a 220 and Captain Bill, for the promotion <>: Herb Matter of Illinois and Bob Charles Hlad of Michigan Nor-j competing in only one meet, will! Scott running the 830 anchor I terest in track as a -1 Hodgell or Wisconsin, who were mat in placing second at the be running. Whetter's return j lap. The record holding team! at the Boilermaker sr in will give the Spartan mile relay, consisted of Kaulitz, Davis, Mc- will be a good deal ■ tie for first after leaping 6 recent National AAU meet. in a 2 inches in the Big Ten 1 foursome decidedly better show- j C'orthy and Scott Scott will, and showmanship Coach Karl Schlademan willj ing in tonight's competition than j also run in the mile race with j thc meet when the feel, meet, face Michigan State's Jim Milne. Milne stabilizes himself only be taking a small 12-man'in recent meets. j Jerry Page. presented. Fri m oil iff 11 olds I p Michigan la Boost Intramural Sport* Seven Baseball An 11 mil A warding for Army Physical Fitness Pragrnm WW Be Here for Spring Term of Fraternity Cup ANN ARBCH Mich.. March 2 manding officer of tary units, agreed it; ,• r n ( . ~- By Tom Kiordan (AP)—Army officials and Ath- the greatest program letic Director Herbert O (Fritz) - athletes were left At the men'* convocation Thursday Pres. John Hannah in Fraternity the dark yesterday concern¬ Crisler joined forces today to mass here." athletics eve. . - - ■ mpoc casually mentioned that officials in Washington said that ing the all-around trophy, given pi n the most vigorous and in¬ By midsummer it., IK/IT men who remain on campus for spring term, under at the end of each year to the tensive program of intramural pects to have some 2 ' sports ever seen on the Univer¬ army supervision, would he able to compete in intercolle¬ fraternity whose teams pile up of various kinds -• 1 sity of Michigan campus. giate athletics. ~ "here r~: | the most points in all sports "That's the medicine the army Ann Arbor, and ti ** have competed bcl...v ... events, when intramural Direc- have 1,500 01 so This and the fact that the!not. 1 tor Lyman Frimodig announced wants," they said, "and we've got Both Ganoe and c the facilities to do it " men sent to Kuxi Lansing hv j Games have already been card that it probably won't be award¬ they "wouldn't be Michigan officials have receiv¬ the navv will also he able to Michigan \vilh Ohio State. Notre and Western Michigan. Dame, ed at the end of this term. ed a comprehensive phn lrom the army eventually take part in athletics, was the Kobs said, end there arc pros It had been thc hopes of the phraseology from who will leave with the the war department, clarifying sports" to simply , men go-ahead sign for Michigan State i peets of tilts with both Great the army attitude on competitive Baseball Coach John Kobs to get Lakes and Camp Grant, ERC in the next few weeks— sports," which won I t • , sports for the first time. . so it things started for the coming looks like big things are in store and this includes just about all Stiff Doses sign for intercollcg, v the frat men—that the award among other thin. for State's baseball team, war It calls for stiff doses of "com¬ Three cf Kobs' lettermen, ill or no war. bat sports" -football, hockey, la¬ eluding the captain, are members State News Notice crosse and basketball-e-organized Librarian Lisl* Hour* ul the senior advanced ROTC on an Intramural basis. Viui liie.v will be here. These Bombers Attack Japs Ilec: use of approaching fi¬ The army plan, consisting of 11 fur Spring Vacation nn n ('apt. Roy Chlopan. E<1 in Aleutian Islands nal examinations and the full pages of typewritten data, Ciolek ahd Tony ^Andreoli - recess betwaen winter and doe* not mention intercollegiate Collogo library vv along with S'rank I'ellerin, MotVie Inter-campus sports, either until 4 p. m. on th>- k ' • o ' WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 (AP) spring terms, the Michigan or week acct.ni ' Li.due. Art Maischoss i.nd Colin —Army bomber and fighter State News suspends publica¬ positively or negatively, but its exam . ■, Get/, naval reservists and mono¬ tion with today's issue. Publi¬ "tone" is regarded here as being Fitch, reference hi.,.... planes swooping low through n During spring v gram winners, will form a nu¬ cation will l>e resumed on the most cheerful thing the vva. , , barrage of anti-aircraft fire hours will be 8 a i. cleic- for a starting team. Tuesday. March 30. department has yet said on the . heavily damaged Jupnnesc In¬ Monday through Ft 1 The picture looks very bright, stallations on Kiska island in the subject. Six Hours Each XVeck a. m. to 12 noon on except for the fact that only one Aleutians Wednesday, the navy would lie of these men. Getz, Ismi pitcher. given now as there Crisler pointed out th. t while The library will be . • . * reported today. will be little Irat sports activity day, March 28, ami p- v This is Kobs' first worry and a recent announcement trom this spring. that's why tie's putting out a hur¬ Washington said armv trainees dav morning, Man I ried up call for hurlers Tunisia Comes to State Frimodig, however, still clings "would not have time" for com All books due .!. His two top to the possibility that there may bative sports, this pian plainly vacation will be due ■ ■■■■•< mound starters- Bits of civilization from Casa¬ be frat baseball, even though ail stamped, Fiteh w last spring, Al Jones and' Joe states: blanca and Bizortc and other houses will be taken over Skroeki, won't be around. Junes by thc Six hours each weak, consist¬ newals or return . ! • parts of Tunisia and Morocco are army, as the few remaining ing of three periods of two hours fore leaving seh<« has already been called by the on display in the show eases on members might want to form each, are to be devoted to the to my air forces and siticc Skro- the gioutul floor of the Home 2ki is a member of the ERC, he I some Economics building to give M. i suits of which would have sort of u league, the re- phy.- ii-i I training program. In Considers Time Change a addition trainees electing to do will not return to school. S. ('. students some idea of the Wis Marti . 'customs and th.- fine arts of thc I bearing on the all-around tro- vote a no should be encouraged .to de¬ MADISON. K< bs has called a meeting Mon part of their daily and (AP)—A bill to plan. Wis day at 4:15 p. for all players ople in whose lands many ; phy. or prospective players, who will American men ore now living, | The cup was ordered and is i weekend periods of free time to sin on Mountain W. -. be school spring here, Frimodig added, and if at, training for, or participation in. passed by the assemh. - '• ■■■■> ! 111 term and ; These exhibits will continue to : the The ' '> n> * beginning of next term (rut J intramural sports. a 67 to 21 vote. ant to play. This applies cspe- !x- displayed for the remainder Col. William A. Canoe, com¬ has Central War tin • clotty pitchers, whether they of the week j athletics are dropped, it will be i awarded the house with the most points. Graduate Exam Marks Church May He Released Soon Results of the graduate examination may still be record ready ( before students go home. Prof. Paul Dressel, in charge of the j examinations, said yesterday. | If thc results arrive on Mon- . day according to schedule, stu¬ dents will get their marjts by. . Wednesday, Dressel said. It the To Yuu Men of the IJ TIIERAN STUDENTS FIRST CHURCH OF test Scores do not arrive early- CHRIST EVANGELICAL CHRIST. SCIENTIST next week, results will be mail¬ I I TIIKRAN CUimCH ed to each student who took the lavltM l»u !• East Mitlr TtnipU, Lansing 311 M A C. An. exam. ERC SUNDAY MORNING -SERVICE It lift "A Aurariticr" Sunday School 9:30 A. U. Sunday Service* II A. M. T AT E who are leaving ibis rationed civilian lib' WEDNESDAY KVKNIftf; T|5« Wednesday Kvrning Service t O'clock "A Mm* mt tiorrows—' SUNDAY! GAMMA DELTA S>ntNjt«*l fanfrrrme Student* lr«\- Kcadtmr Rimiin and Lcndinc I.lhrary, 211 Abbot UuiUini. Open Daily GOOD LUCK from 1130 A. M. to 4:30 IV M.. and iuit State fee IT. S. Sertke. are in¬ vited l» nttend ttiD .sUnd*y'» itnict. Sunday, from I to I 1', M and hurry back The PEOPLES CHURCH (! nt« r4eMM*ln«t ional) Services of Worship 9:30 and 11:00 MARCH 14—Sermon: and "The Man Who Got What He Wanted" ^indent Program 5 to 7:15 LAST DAY State College Book Stort "MOON AND SIXPENCE" Dept. cf Michigan State College ' ' -?V N. A. McCUNE . df; '—; 5:UU'day. Marcty.13, 1843 H I CJ A IS STATE NEWS Page Seven 9 ,, AIJ„ , hermie Says OVUR OVER now. now. When When We We could could go — on for quite some ! go on | eStars gaClaonruM a,ul Friltemily Meil, One Dorm ' All-College Teams (lager SuWtPfl this, Hermie will: lime talking about the way All Top cagers in the three Spur- ended his career as a ; Kawal staged the State News' tan intramural loops, chosen by News reporter, handy j boxing tournament, formation of' the writers who covered the 10- " We've . ports editor for the; the new intramural hockey' dividual leagues in cooperation had a lot of fun league, watching intramural with officials and team man- State News ; .„und the fieldhouse i football, basketball and baseball agcrs, make up the annual h , 11 fields, chatting with j games, but there is a limit oh i State News mrent' coaches and nth-: space. ali-college basketball honor teams, for 1943. All-College Teams .Mikeup Work Tough '7° captnin was 'hosen. as was First Team Stan Pyeiak, Pyjaky f K -? Bill Ireland. Masi n .. . Hiosl- tall days and ,hMl. ^ JZ «» '«.» mriM Fen Crane. D/.V what kind of an of- ,lon {md G. Bill M ini i , cspcciallv (nl|. tv Mist team forward spots went IDelia Chi , Spartans were going. staff_ Makeup men John Albert to s,an Pyci?*. pyinky quint G. Dick Saxt on. Sigma. Chi agaiwt their oppo-, P;il McCarthy Mill" Fo.> Don star of thc independent loop. Iollowing Saturday, :1|)rnbt|rv Gus Higmins.'al, of! Second Team Third Tram '!•« us a thrill . get-; W!iom stayed up ball the and Bm Ireland. high scoring F. El Stark, Abbot 13 K. Fred Kohimevi i, Delta Chi w icial lowdown from . ■ night ll,m, performer from the Mason F. Howie Ladue, ATO F. T. ny Andreoli, U P. j to 80e that everything Da. lm an . . . ®P*nkl"" | three got in all right, deserve excellent "eyes' for the basket G. Ossie Schmidt. Kehmorites G. G> t'ge llai kin.nl. Abb- •i I ; .V0IR and nnf,1"8 out ] lots of praise. These lellows all and they topped their teams in . 18 G. Pete Fornari, DZV G. Jack Gale. Sigma Nu scoring. Tv j' ..RUL^ Vh«t had "bc anrt ^d then- share ' ' 1 u : thJnks about ,j" differ- , i£ 1 I)f . s i" cttpv. Another Fen Crane, DZV, was independent- leaguer. Honorable Mentirn ■ ; Excellent coverage of wrcst- awarded Forward'-: Bob Storms, Mason (i: Bob Stuewiv. and teams . . . watch- the center position by virtue of Hughes, Pyjaky; Bob Haynes, Mason 9 ... ball games front the | mg and boxing by Associate his line work around the back* Centers: Rex Roseman, Mason 3: I.cs.Vi nEber-i •. i Sports Editor Johnny Marcs and and ,d ,«L. nut_ doing liny- | swimming bv Chuck Bigelow nil helping the athletic Chlopan, Comets. except drinking Cj- ; ?*/" f make he a,, brotherhood compile an unbeat- Guards: Jack MeLain, Mason 7: fca Aubuehoc ' bling on r'tm.'Isiidest■ ,ht lonleSt- doughnuts, a better-one. Dee Hearing's and record and win the all-col- Ruitcr, SAE; Herb Hackclt, Abbot l<> Leone Scastrom's handling lege crown Crane also scored of his shine of baskets. I In fiic Spring i women's athletics was swell springtime on those! But it's all over now. Hermie Both guard spots were won , ,'ti rnoons - :fl. mossy we stroll: grass to a I says so long. by fraternity men. Bill Monroe, who paced his Delta Chi live to knights of Columbus Track i.arniral beh: the batting prac-1 thc frat title and Little Dick lo Feature (.ream of Nation *s Stars and talk with John I Sclunillcr to Duel Saxton, Sigma Chi dendeye, ... th John and we were round out the first club. j NEW YORK, March 12 erfori iters i h e I com "Gloomy" to playmiiker and Delta Chi cap¬ and Held season comes to a close Conch Charles Svhmitter boards, reg Rice will go after ov John." tain. Saxton- who also set up Will take on the entire M S. many scoring plays for his Sig¬ tomorrow night at Madison | his 62nd traight victory in the t piay on the Spartan dlu- • i in- opinion, took place j C. fencing team today as ma Chi was the best shot' Square Garden with the mile ! two mile which he has won I lie he does once a year at the end in the three intramural loops run again headlining the 24thj|ast :hree years. Michigan * . practice session Inst | of the fencing season In three games his team played athletic carnival of the. Knight Ufer. la?wis Snutli of Pi: Tony Andreoli bunt- . The meet with Marquette scored, 32 points, n average of Columbus. m is as desperately sprint-: View, Tex." Fred Siekingcr of it-i base. Tony got, ripinally scheduled for this slightly better llir 1(1 tallies The lluiiibian mile will j afternoon has been cancelled a game Manhattan. Bob Stuart of K( t,,|. n did Bob Young, ] In ii together the five winners and the conch-vs.-squad meet Dorm champ ^ in it l.Ts Fl- it. - lies! baseman, - both substitutes! in its place. of a hectic campaign that has ham and Charlie Beetliam of .(i.i tune. When team-: The bert Stark was e jed out of a seen only New York university's : U S. navy match strides m ulTnir is slated to start- at 3 tirst' string spot i Howie! Frank DiXon capture more lhan j Casey tilto Was i.at.ingleci the pair, thc •Jrntlop looked a little i p. ni. in the Jenison fencing Ladtie. Alpha Ta Omega, for- one of thc major miles. Dixon room. ward; Fred Zie Alpha won the Boston A A. mile in Tony?' Joe Nelson i Once every year Schrmtter Ilho pivot ann. man; Ossie 4:114 and took the National A classified ads takes on his charges and as Schmidt, K U'ltes and Pete A U title in I:Oil.fi Gil Dodds, I k Andreoli re- a rule comes out the winnei Fornari, DZV. guar . bespectacled Boston divinity «w allowed my slug by considerable margin Last The State News stands staff student, captured tin- New York ; year he took 18 out of the 27 wishes to thank the .tririais aim This is my No. 1 matches he fenced with the coaches for their , A im|,. lh 4;(UI.H: Indiana's j ..-.(■ball at Michigan «• ■perntiop ip j.-.,,-, Mitchell the Millrose clas¬ team. cln i. ; the sic in 4:0Htl: Don Burnham of |lidrdiinod Delights Daifimouth the Intercollegiate A. | ic nought basketball A. A. A. mile in 4; lfi.2 and Jim. ,4.. dell brought plenty _, .... Ten M m Rifle ream Award: ... . , IO-Y car-Old L \aui«*d Hafferty of the New. York A. (' .,!'.s when Ben Van Al Ten men have lx - OtiUlandiiii' Hookir the Metropolitan A A.U. eham | Spartans were in action ; pumslup in 4:17.8. v.. had his mended for awards partn charges pitted TORONTO, March 12 rk W'v used to watch ing to Coach Lt II Morgan, Maul.' t.eal>r was nanicd the ed the calls man for a to watch. blazing His style hair-mile' j ■v U.-ri whip his men into" ■1 These men. Jack rawford, National llockcy league's out¬ Hubert some place in the race as in the <• id vveral months during j Heed Near. Wa.... - . standing rookie of the year to¬ IIOO.M I Olt ItENT AAU championships when he :-.•(• f.'.i and then see State Ingstrom. R»bnl I- r.-n •h. Ar- night He will be awarded the ran the lirsl half m 2:00 8 only ;' . a lugged schedule and nold SchaelTci, Lawiem ■e Mey- C'aldcr trophy to be overtaken on the last lap i -hie way We'll never ers. Warren Si.m.iis llaivc? Iwenty- a- of the 27 sports ' -'■■■■ . . . Gerard, greatest scor-1 Hanson, Norman Midda urh, are riter HI. cities who were Dix»n. Ii the winner doesn't j |,tat 4;,g,> Rhsign Leslie Mac-! e yes have ever -been < requested to see Lt Mm gun polled by tiie Canadian press Mitchell will get permanent pox- ItOO.tIA ft HI .MEN STUDENTS v. tii seeing or his run- soon ** P"sslb'e gave the brilliant lb-year-old ,,.ssilln „f the Archbishop Spell¬ I IN I.-IIA t f llOI'III.K III 111V With '<• Chet Aubuchon, the - - ing their first place votes. nian trophy, which goes out of -t r i that every took the BASKETBALL ItESl t.TS Four othe.rs placed him second competition with this race, Mnc- ! i for State watch- while only two fulled to mention Mitchell . . . the i"ace Aubie" set 'cin up and Notre Dame 52. University him in their selections. time last year. • parking in the baskets was Detroit 43 Glen Harmon, who lias spark- The supporting curd brings to- basketball at Its best. Lansing Sexton 41. Jackson cd Moiitieol's late-season drive H for a play-off berth, was second w ith three first place votes, six seconds and four thirds. Don from 'imC to helmet — with the Gnllingcr of the Boston Bruins, was third. same old smile TO MEN OF THE EKC Invest in Victory—Buy War Bonds and Stamps. who urr leuving for duty <;OOD LUCK We'll continue to take the best i-'oasible care of your Photo-Finish ing while you're at camp. BLANKETS Step In Mow for V it m At (tilers SPARTAN Best of LuVk OPPOSITE CAMERA The New Hut Steak House LINN Always Good Food L'NION SHOP EAST LANSING 2321 East Michigan Phone 4-1710 Saturday, March 13. 1943 Page Eight MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Branch Advises ERCs, Senior ROTCs for Spring Term Tells Reservists* . n WELLS HALL fYiia/ p()p (;om. .1 No. to Buy Round j C.,1 Acrm* liall (Continued from Page 1) Will raise the number of civilian men on the campus. Under the fry J Military , 1 "I liuilil "'Hill I Trip Tickets | \ ' circumstances, East housing facilities would bs? over- Hannah slated, Lansing Jor Sunday ERC men expecting orders By LEONE SEAstkom men will be paid trans- early in April should not buy round trip transportation tickets portation from East Lansing to j With approximately when they leave for home at the the induction center to which, cenj of mem|HM s ,t end of this term, according to they are told to report. All arrncfj services ,v mcmbcis »>| the EIU' will he ()j- this term. Mich Capt. George -Branch, local RO- called to the four induction cen- | ,oge band will make TC adjutant. tors (Fort Custer, Fort Sheridan, j pcarance playing a ROTC seniors must bring1 Camp Granf, and Sfott field, 111.) , cert Sunday before l>. their udvanced uniforms with I regardless of the part of the | picture for th»- them when they return for country their homes arc in, Han- j ^jie war. spring term, he stated . They ! iah said. This docs not mean should also bring some civilian that men must return to East , T,. „!? ' clothing to wear alternately for the period Lansing before reporting to their ; dcl. ,h® direction 01 \ with uniforms centers, but that *,11 after the term starts and before they are fully inducted. Bed¬ Students who have finished j scheduled for p. m ding will be provided. their courses as air raid war- j auditorium, Contrary to previous an¬ dens may pick up certificates 1 Richard Mnxflcld. nouncements from the army, | at the bond and stamp boath L. A. '45. and Fred T\ senior ROTC men will pay | 011 the upper deek of the ; tone, L. A. '45, will b. spring term tuition und buy Union, according to Prof. Tom ists of the afternoon. , their own books . They will also King, eourse chairman. J leading the audience have-to pay lor meals until fully inducted the mileage they will be paid is I rangemcnt of ••11,,.. e for the distance from East Lon- ; ./°"n Kni'" B When they come bnck for ring to the center, according to McDonald, I. \ 4( spring term registration they a,w regulations. | ,b?rt ®ie"na"- -V, A 41 - will go immediately to live at I Men who recently took the ar- | Emil Ellis, L. A 44 quarters to be announced early next week by the military de¬ I my air forces exam in Fiurehild featured student theater and were accepted for | partment. They will be quar¬ the air reserve will ulso wait at j tered by units, Branch says. home for their call. A list of I hut rants Into .Service Although definite information ts not available now,, men who were accepted wijl ! Musi Give Up Ituiioj), i they will "probably" be in the president's probably have at least a week office today A copy will be Ration books issu. after graduation to wind up col¬ lege and personal afTnirs before ixistcd in the Administration, 1 who are inducted mi building. reporting to officer candidate The scope of the April 2 navy jj ed service must lie vith one exception, if schools j Men responsible for putting across last night's Senior ball, at j\'-12 examination for returning jj enter the service s tended by approximately 1.600 persons, \verc ED SEWELL. left. i - , I chairman of the dance, who tttended with MARY STARR, L. A. men has been extended to include i announcement . j men 16 and 19 years old (who Ot'A 'Places Corn Ceilings i '44, and JACK BUSH, senior class president, shown here with | will not be 20 by July 1). and !j war-department. | GLORIA BELL. L A. '44. Jerry W. Id's orchestra played for the men who will be 17 by that date The owner may k> WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 (AP) last formal dance of the year in College auditorium, i reason being the closing of the gasoline ration b... .s —The Oflice of Price Adminis¬ " tration today imposed dollurs- j navy V 1 program. Applications owns an automobil. and-cents price ceilings on corn. Americans use about 11.000.000,000 pounds of fats and oils uj can be made in Prof. S. E. of induction, and .• The country's biggest farm crop, i year—67 per cent in the form of ~A effective at once. food. 20 per cent as soup, eight per 'Crowe's rent in paints and vurnishes and tiie rest in varied products. office in the tion building Administra- ' by . the an authorized owner is in thep Here They The finest collection of men \s sweaters* s/Hnl jack¬ ets ami slacks you've ever east your eyes on. Sweaters aiul Jackets in Women ;s Sizes, Too Shetland Sport Coats 18.50 to 27.50 Corduroy Sport Coats 16.50 Flannel, Covert, Bedford Cord, Cavalry Twill Slueks 6.95 to 12.50 Pull-over S*t'alein in e»oli«l colors Sleeveless Sweaters 3.95 lo 10.00 2.95 to 7.50 Pull-over Argylen Sleeveless Argyles 5.00 and 6.50 3.95 to 5.95 Argyle Sweaters with Matching Sox Set - 3.95 MV/RD3 >• v