Barnes and Brandt Named | for Top State News Jobs MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Managing editor of the Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Michigan State News fori VOL, 33Z.332 EAST spring term will be Len LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1043 NO. 102 Barnes, L.A. Mo from Cailil-1 lac, as a result of elections held yesterday by the board of I publications. as Taking his place j editorial director will be Ellis ' Allies Continue African Gains Brandt, L.A. '43 from Plymouth, i The ftp State News position of; Italians Left? ."Allies Capture managing editor was left vacant j at the end of winter Smart Spartans More Towns Sheldon Moyer, L.A. '43 of De-! troit, who will soon be in term by ; army ! to Mercy of Get 21 Perfect, service with the Enlisted Re- serves. It was under Moyer's guidance 1 Allies by Nazis' Grade Records - from Rommel that the State News became a WASHINGTON, March 31 Three point averages showed! By EDWARD KENNEDY daily publication with the serv-1 —Hope appears to be rising * A ices of Associated Press at "the 1 'n United Natioi '-* • " «-•'— a slight decrease over the fall ALLIED HDQ. IN NORTH ircles • ■ that beginning of last fall term. term total, with 24 students get¬ AFRICA, March 31 (AP)—The also was instrumental in He!Axls reverses in Tunisia will ting all A's and ten more receiv¬ British eighth army fanned out getting 'frny Italian ncrv perhaps to ing A's in all academic courses, over the coastal plains more Transradio Press for the 1941-42 j'he breaking point. is the hour invasion continent Registrar R. S. Linton an¬ than 12 miles above Gabes to¬ tri-weekly State Nev of ti > Bunes has worked on the from Africa draws 1 nounced yesterday. day in a steady pursuit of Mar¬ Prime Minister Church I gave The total includes 15 women shal Rommel's bomb - ridden State News for four years, a year and nine men. Seniors led with troops, while the British first as associate editor, and the last suth !l twist to announcement 12 three two terms as editorial director. to parliament of the occupation had pointers, sophomores army in the north recaptured Brandt is also a four-year man, of Gabes by British eighth army seven, followed by juniors Sedjenane and pressed on to a with three and freshmen with point only 35 miies southwest of mm having been associate editor for troops following collapse of the two. two terms under the Mareth line defpnses. the big Axis-held naval base of tri-weekly The list of students receiving Bizerte. FJ LIS BRANDT, associate setup and senior assistant editor > He said it was too early to my all A's An Allied ! fdrtar of the State News for the In charge of night editors for the -— includes: Betty Alios, communique also oa«t two vears, today takes over ;"w rnany Dalian* had lie iasleft Vet. '43: Mary Armstrong, L. A. said that the American army of past twe terms. He has also'! *V,.'d the bag Tunisi at '45: Margaret Burhanx, L. A. '43: the center had bored ^ ,,,1) of editorial director of worked for United Press service E] Alami-in while their Nazi Sherman Clark, L. A. '43: Ona- into the llank of farther •he paper. masters escaped. Rommel's in Lansing. lee Croup, Vet. '43; Elvis Doll. coastal belt. The southern wing New State News sports editor in Washington. Director Elmer Vet. '43: Irving Farley, Ag. '45;. of the troops under Lieut. Gen. will be John Marrs, L. A. '44, re¬ Davis of the Office of War In¬ placing Tom Riordan. who has formation capped that today. Freeman. A. S. '45; Harrison | George Helen Fisher, A. S. '46; Robert Patton, Jr., was be¬ lieved to be only 45 miles from been called into the army. Marrs Speaking of Rommel's retreat coastal junction with the Brit¬ Gales. L. A. '45: Dorothy Hitch¬ i his worked a year and a half on out of the Mareth trap, leaving cock. Vet. '43: Barbara Humph¬ ish eighth army. the paper, and is a varsity wres¬ sacrificial Italian rear guards to Rommel's main forcer appear¬ reys. A. S. '45; Patricia Jones. A tler. For the past two terms he help his getaway, Davis said: "He S. 44; and Jean Legg, A. '43 ed to be making a hurried (light has been associate sports editor. (Rommel) again has Others who made perfect rec¬ in open country northward to¬ Associate sports editor will be See ITALIANS—Page 4 ords winter term are Lois ward Sfax, 7(1 miles above the Pat McCarthy, L.A. '40, who has Luocht, I- A. ilarriette onrushing British 43: vanguards, worked for a year on the sports Lund berg, H K "43; Nancy Me- and the coastal road was re- staff. Four other staff workers will Try oil I Dates Set gee, I. [ A. 45: Richard Merroll, ported strewn ith many enemy ked machines— Eng. '45: Thomas Mit/.clfcld. j bodies and w be appointed next week to Jill the four jobs vacated by assistant for Spring Term Eng. '46: Jean Schewe, Vet. '43; j useless shuttle- Theodore Sprague, A. S. '44; bombing by American and Brit¬ editors who left at the end of Richard Wooley, A. S. '43; Jean- I ish airmen. winter term for the army. Assis¬ tant editors are in charge of one Variety Show Yoss, H. E. '44, and Betty After capturing Oudref lh® .Is Youngman, L. A. '43. See ALLIES—Page 2 issue each week, and edit all Tryouts for the variety. show, copy for the day, under super- which will bo given April 16 and j vision of the editorial director.! 17, will be held Friday and Sat¬ Results of Gradatite Record Exam urday of this week and Monday of next week, according to Mer- Show 130 Qualified for Early Degree New Income Tax ibah Rowlctte. L.A. '44. co-yhair- Tabulated results of thi Liberal Arts student, know cent graduate record examina¬ more liberal arts and Sess sci¬ man. Up to now. there are 15 LE\' BARNES assumes' the PlflU ^UggCStf'tl houses entered, with the possi- tion show that 130 Michigan ence .and science students know State college men lacking less leas liberal arts. Therefore, lib¬ J ansiticn of managing editor of . bility of two groups entering to j than 20 credits for* graduation, eral urfs colleges maintain a I ihe Michigan State News today, WASHINGTON, Mar. 31 (AP) 1 liter appointment yesterday by represent the newly established j are qualified for a degree, pro- level grade, but State students —Democratic leaders, victorious the Board ■.! Publications. air cadets on campus. The do-^ th,,y 1I1P called into mili- rank higher in their own fields in their battle against the Ruml pieted enrollment of civilian men 1 ''"-y to service Prof. this term, Paul according and lower in others Engineer- Dressel, exam ing and sociology students here . skip-a-tax-year plan, showed no students is made more prominent j counsellor, I outranked other college studensL enthusiasm today for a Republi¬ by the fact that none of the Rale High In Science Low Advanced Tests Tod ay's can suggestion that the house devote itself immediately to a groups already listed for the try- outs come from men students. In advanced Profile tests show that State said. State students- fell consid¬ men were rated slightly higher erably below tests, Dressel compromise pay-as-you-go sys¬ average, probably tem that would abate a large Beginning Friday at 7:15 p. m. i than eastern college men in due to the fact that some stu¬ Campus portion, but not ail, of taxes. one in the Little theater, live groups year's will try-out in the following der at 20-minute intervals: North or- j mathematics, physics and chcm- j - ^g in order to " members. Further arbitration is Phi Delta Theta without result," be declared. "It — ■ Cadets "nake the task juke-box hostesses, Foster set ior this afternoon, and it is Cavalry I »eem less arduous plained. The constant biatting seems that they are more inter¬ Phi Delta Theta hoped that a satisfactory settle¬ of sweet nothings over the loud ested in making the acquaint¬ Coast Artillery I**1-!-, and to build up a ment can be reached. Free cokes ■a.* esprit de conM." So speaker system has become so ance of the air force students." Sigma Alpha Epsilon. l rr'e obnoxious to embarrassed Even more serious is the fact are being considered as a pos¬ Field Artillery you hear strains sible method of luring former tamers that they have deserted that Grill supplies are stacked INS* ?0 into 016 wiw blue the Grill for less romantic hang¬ up without room for storage. patrons back into the Grill. For Delta CM ' 1^7" or "I've been work- »i°n • the railma^rtaSJg «.' -e campus, remember outs. Forty quarts of chocolate ice cream melted into muddy pud¬ complete enlightenment and so¬ lution readers are advised to ■W.«5S.-xr—"M -I# it's The situation, grew more acute consult their calendars or ; t^ppy" army air lorccs and when a few Lochinvars, fearful dles yesterday, when refrigera- ! with un- dateline of i S'te club. ; ■■ pal > a; ' 1 Thursday, April l, 194,5 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grin and Bear It By Lirhly M ■■ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALONG THE ¥% w ■ Emxrod U •«ond-clM« m«U»r at th, poitoffla*. hit L*iuln«. Mich. OfflMS WINDING CEDAR located an (round floor of cut wine ad Union BulMtnx Anne*, room 8. fPKfV' Published daily ciccpt Sunday and Monday morninn durinr Ihc rceular acbool By Len Barnes yur and weekly on Tharaday morning, during aummar acaalon by the atudenta of Ipfe.. Maaabcr Aaaaclatcd Calleilata Praaa al advxtiuki r* Wehtasn 8,,U «»"««•• " Telephone—Collcife Phone 8-1811. ®d- PR1NG is here. You can tell temperature and mniiutid »o« mat ion , j National■ Advertising XI a: .. . Service. ,Inc. -K*t. c Mortal its. Office—Ext. 26»; Bu.lnaaa Offtaa it by the calendar, too. You can tell Colltsr I'skliUttri KrprricttHliv Hubacription ratea—te per copy: 11.08 it by the impending spring 420 Macicon Ave, NrwYona, N.Y. P« rear by mall; 11.80 per year by ciilleye carrier to atudenta; 82.28 pa* showers. Half of Michigan ips t ancilit • sea raAActace M KM If Elt OF TUB ASSOOTATBD PRKR8 year by college carrier to non-atudenta. State's students have colds and the other half are out catching them. Tt»« AtotociHfed Prran is cxrliinlvely ttititled to th« use for r«|niblio«tion of all <11^patch** credited to It or not othorwino crudltcd In this pupcr and aUo th« The first robin locally was BMt •oml news piiblUhcd therein, AH riichU of publication on special dispatch** hsra- spotted long since, and we claim i4m.t ' to have tracked-down the first ' a are also ronerved. ManaHinir Editfjr, I.KN HA UN EH common housefly. lluainvM Mm nairer, JEAN WIIITINCI. Kiliiorutl llfrcctpr, KM IH HltANHT He was too elusive to kill, so \-i t.nii 1 .1,1... .1'. 1 r 1;S l l it lloitsr sjhmtm l-.iiitdt. JOHN NEVA M ARK8 ; Anno- ACKERMAN. he kept us awake all night with .late Sport* Kdilor. FAT Md'Alt'lllY; WitmniN Editor. his flying around the room. ' IIAUHARA HAFFOHD Houscflies ore especially annoy¬ Nf&H; Actlnir Nirhi Editor ing when you sleep in the top of Al'PLKCiATB Faculty Adviser ' . .... A A. a two decker bed. They stay near the ceiling and just fly in circles all night. Air-Miiulck as if they Mil engineering training here spring term on from Pratt and aircraft ambassador to Russia, declared fellowships tonight "The Russians' word is Whitney aircraft good" and they will keep their corporation, according to S. E. promise not to make a separate were minute. going to bud out at any With spring in all its glory apparently here, we can help thinking of all the Spartans t Crowe, college coordinator tor peace with Hitler and not inter¬ whose colfege careers were cut file course. fere "with our form of govcrn- short by the war. and what a IPft'v Scholurships are equal to n ™«-'nt in any grant of approximately $1,200 and include lands for tuition,' Davies said, "express fears that way." "Some well-meaning people," here today. wonderful time they'd have it Spring is indeed here but "Hon, Spyreport U. S. Gremlins . . . suypest we pilots havemuchtrouble make Hon. pact with same books, hoard, room and laundry, because she (Russia) in win- keep your overcoat and galoshes l.inton Id Give Radio "1 Units oil College'' 'h >?'"-■ ■; '. In addition each student will re- ning, might not stop until she calve $25 a mouth for incidental gets into Berlin, and she might, expenses. After successful com- therefore, dominate the peace handy. That cloud coming over looks as.if it contained snow. Registrar R. S. Linton will de- during- war time to high . pletlon of the course, trainees tuble and project Communism liver a series of seven "Chats seniors. are assigned to aircraft com- throughout Europe, Idlings—From the number of About College" over WKAR ,™e ,lrst topic whirl: will discuss at 1:45 p. m panics. "The bogey of Communist persons mule and female-who during April . , . and May, R. J. , wj„ be .'Should High Sri. Training will cover back- dominance of the world is being bought stolen winter term final examination papers fur $5, it Coleman, director of the'college dents Go to College ,n ll|&t iMi ground courses lor designing subtly distilled as poison and stu¬ station said yesterduy. The talks time." Other talks air llfw JStV* 1 and drafting and the necessary circulated here. The fucts in the would seem that for some are designed to stress the im- uled weekly from Api,i layout work for building of air- situation completely refute eith- dents passing a course is a mat¬ pnrtnncc of highm- education May 20. ' craft unci aircraft engines, er such a possibility of any such ter of money. purpose on the part of the So- fepfev Courses will be given in Ifi week periods. three viot leaders." keep coming by Swain Jewelry Store tp® &» Mf' • Michigan State students se- Ici'tcd for the scholarships in- The Soviet Union, Duvies said, "has earned and undoubtedly at Ambulances the office the windows and stopping Union back entrance. EXPERT WAT(IH-REPAIRING elude Helen Benzelos. A S. '44; will have a powerful place at Soldiers on stretchers get out. wkt Enid Checsemun. L. A. '43. Le.s- lie Davis, L. A '44; Alice Eager, the peace table" but "it would neither lie their policy nor their We can't tell how many or where they are from. It is cen¬ ONE WEEK SERVICE State Theater Bldg. H. E. '44: Phyllis (Hidden, L. A. disposition to seek dominance at surable. But from indications, 43; Dorothy Johnson, H. K. '43; any such conference." they aren't seriously sick. Martha Kotiia, A. S. '44; Marl- The former ambassador added HURRY LAST DAV - Iaiu Larsen, A. S '44; and Helen "As a matter o( fact, anyone Leach, L. A. '44. who knows his Europe knows QTATE William Huldon - Sunsn !!.*. < m Jean Legg, L. A. '43; Ida Mi- hay, A S. '44; Phvllis Olin. A. ,hat Scandinavia, the Baltic slates, Rumania. Hungary und INFORMATION r-dx.Mat. .1 P.M.—Night- J-» ♦ STARTING FRIDAY * P.M "YOUNG AND WI1.I.1M Also - P«u Smith - M unit a I ||r. S. '44, Saliv Peterson, H. E. '43; °»her countries of Europe would TIIE FUNMEST THING ON FILM Margaret Seastrom, A. S. '44; "''vel' accept Communism, any- FARM SKILLS—AG 108— IT'S HERE! Alice Sural icy, L. A '44. Beverly how, no matter what happened. Women enrolled In the Farm Sprague, H E. '44: Leah Tuttle, "u'" i"1' s">'. «* « student of Skills course will meet in the L. A. '43; Mary Jane Ulbright. diplomatic history, li. E. '44; Jane Van Atta, II E. v,et record estahiishes that 43; and Betty Willis, H. E. '44 keep their word, perform were also named to receive promises'on the dot and that the So¬ tliey their keep classroom at the southwest cor¬ ner of the vilion today livestock Judning pa¬ at 3 p. m, ft*- Aim... their treaty obligations." MU— S%dDAN scholarships DELTA GAMMA Alternates are Junis Bolte, L. Fencing tryouts for pledging it'fonltf A. '44. and Wanda Awrey, L. A. ALLIES pledging will be at 7 p. m. Mem¬ amoving bers arc asked to report early to Osgood Fills Journal l'ust ST" (Continued from Page Eighth army won control of a 4) lecture room B prepared to fence. pttturel •*« WARNER botleueck between the sea and EXCAUBUlt— Dr. T. H. Osgood, head of the the salt sink, Chott El Fedjedj, physics department, was recent- and sent Rommel reeling buck lull, boon ly appointed associate editor of into another pocket 20 miles to Hunt's Food shop. 'The Journal of Applied Physics' the north. Exrallbur will hold Its regular today at 12 noon in Geo.WashingtorTSlept Here uith CHARLES COBURN » PEUCY kkbbioc «HATTH M«DamE(«wim*M mcr for the year 1943. Ho is also (German broadcasts recorded MEN'S GLEE (LIB— AIIDCD — LATEST NEWS — "JOHNNY SCAT DAVIS" — CLEVER ciun ■ s serving n th fee-year term as an by the Associated Press stressed All men who will be on the associate editor of 'The Amer- the numerical superiority of the campus this term and wh> may ieun Journal of Physics,' Allied forces, and one said that be interested in the Men's Glee American troop strength was club are asked to come to a meet¬ ■ ■ ■■■ Invest in Victory—Buy Wsr "gigantic" in its flanking threat ing tonight at 5 in room 220 Mu¬ Bonds and .Stamps. to Rommel. sic practice building. ARMY-NAVY TESTS— Qualifying tests fur the naval -ORPHEUM V-12 and the army A-12 trainlne programs Hill be given at 9 a. in. ii'inorrvw in room 318. Veteri¬ TODAY AND FRIDAY nary clinic Inquiries regarding the test should be made at the orientation offlce. Chester MORRIS CLASSIFIED ADS CLOTHES FOR SALE Picture Gallery CLOTHES FOR SAI.K C..»in# in folder that array MOM, Hint wish to a*U clvthrt. VM3 Clever poeket-sise photo frames 12 prised snapshots in double SATURDAY Marlene Dietrich THE LADY IS WILLING" Also • Fred MacMurray LOST—Black SrhA*fr*r pencil Wa faced transparent envelope*. A trim case in natural saddle leather. Kirm'f l-rvvhu* inscribed.' letter ini "A DATE Willi THE FALCON" — with George Sanders x distinct. f Call 81m7. Reward. 1.25 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY LOST - GoM U. nru* wslx-h. link wrhl SUNDAY . MONDAY - land. ! a -t ba*mi Ax hall and Union. GIVE TO THE RED CROSS-^TODAY! Anna iff on* In Orwo Welles in Call U'Ml. Rawanl. 102 "LADY FEOM CHUNGKING "CnrtZKN KANE" WANTED Near Abo Mkhlgsa v. Alan • 1 WANTS)—Stodant bus* and nirU ta Ave. "COWBOY SKEWS*" "K. Queen and FttfetA Crime" Murk in Uaion Cafe. See Mia. Pinlak. ■ ■■ ■?:— MICHIGAN STATE N E W S P««» Thre* jght Veterans Bolster Kobs' Chances Baehman M ith Three Veterans Starts Spring Session Reporting lor nv Successfulinto theDiamond JOHN MARKS | 1943 Season schedule that will; playing behind himh on the var¬ Spring football practice start-'—\l'he ed with something less than a through ten ioyals were light passing, kicking, sent State baseball has list some of the outstanding col-i sity. Henrv Ku bang on old college field yester-' ■and ealistlientics. ,-,i but Coach Johr. lege and service ball teams Henry Karwass. freshman Those report¬ in; third sucker, looks like day afternoon. ing included Vince Mroz and r^'Vtill muster efutush cx- this part of the country. Chlo- j material n i ting ESS pan is an infielder, playing both : 'r'trcngth riicdule tli's sea first and second base in his past antes and A III HriibaWy practice perfonu- Ten players greeted Coach Fenwick Crane, ends isorn the Charley Baehman and his staff varsity squad, and at the beginning of the tradi¬ varsity re¬ two years of varsity serve guard. Bob Fisi.h* competi¬ plenty of .u tipn dumig_Jhe ; tional oft season session. , spring sport tion. Sam De Stcfano,.Viri.il Ftorea, r%h«lales f' ithheld for the Mentor Buchman was far and George Welsh, ba kfield will be Art Maischoss will take over The opening days until the the hot ic has not, front 'discouraged, however, Johnny Pletz John -• week " "certain the spot on third base for been this disclosed the present stating that "we always start j Kogenkrans. tackles: and Vic Cchi- •'an ! i iuads before year with Tony Androoli time but the Spr slow." Activities of opening Mieszkowski and Be i Wiitse, wgih "t d" ipletc list of op- scooping them up at short stop. is will prob- week of the new term Both men played a lot of bull kept most guards, i rum Ihe freshman pine "P a ° open then- asnn .vyithin of Ihe expected squad of 301 squad made up the r xt of the last year and are dangerous hit¬ ■the est two ! have eight a'way from tiie first session. 'ten-man squad. i Kobs ters. to form the ■"*" Ed Ciulek, who slapped his outfit for this share of hits into the outfield j .. The ..ell veteran material is scattered so »s to lust season, will chase fly balls on defense out there again this ttaAtuen'lalidei the : , slice'!-, <» all positions year. Howie Laduc will Take 1Z exception of the pitch- over another outiield post when the 'United Ucdmvi with THE FOUR he isn't acting as a receiver be¬ j£"v" Bernitt and Colin hind the plate where he works B^Gctr. „,trhina roster make up the cn- that has with equal ease. The loss of Pete Fornari, hot¬ L my experience in past sca- headed Spartan catcher, will FREEDOM PRINTS Ute* ol Al Jones to the take hitting power and spark air forces and of Joe from the squad this year. La- through scholastic In- Cbibtv has been a serious due and Bill Reavely, from last an exclusive Kobs' i>lans for this year's reserves, will handle most of the catching duties this year. The two men would have Frank Pellerin, veteran utility [L the mound staff compar- infielder, will be back in uni¬ i, to the 1942 winning combi- form this year. He may turn up i, Kobs said. at any of the base positions dur¬ ose ICipUia Roy I- Chlopan leads delegation ing the season. He has two years .small let teaman pAeientation) Freedom from Fear • Freedom from Want Freedom of Worship * • Freedom cf Speech Symbolic designs of rare charm . • .Conversational, fresh, novel. Prints you'll cherish for their historic sig¬ nificance'Prints you'll love .because they're beautiful! Done on BIANCHINTS "Fiberset" rayon crept. Freedom front Want iM TRACt Freedom from Fear Tons of tin! F,°r years telephone cables have been spliced in a very or> vsay. Hut the solder joint conlaincd -10 per cent '"'si tin. ^•Brll Sv.h'in mcn devised «p to HO a new tvpe of joint which Left "Freedom of Speech" pom with n»o*il of soap-' per cent of the solder. A "Victory Joint" they In. box orators and their listeners Done in Companion of soft slimming flattery ' new colors for a dtest ""t *itli technii|ue has been adopted throughout the the result that 600,000 pounds of tin and Jit I Right: "Freedom ol Worship" print, eoof-spaced prater amount of lead normal ) car s "action. can lie saved in a j and vaned pattern. Fashioned in button-lroai {itylt with soft skin drape and jabot-slit neckline ^Lll'* ano,'4< r cxan'ple of the nation-wide cooperation » people in fulfilling their ideal—serv icc to the peace or war. See the window display of Freedom prints at Thursday, April 1. ;!)43 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pile Four Forrest Owen Promote ITALIANS Forrest Owen. jr Supply and Demand Theory Knocked THE - "'r newscastcr and head (Continued from Page 1) — for station WKAK thrown the baby out of the graduate of Michigan .' for Loop by War Priorities Upset <-• confectionery question is WOMAN'S WORLD sleigh so that the rest can- escape lege, has been named —the baby in all cases being the manager of station t . • By MARGE JOHNSON The Italians." Toledo, Ohio. 1 jL 1 The war shortages have spoken with a grin and the usual By NEVA ACKERMAN The reference is to the once viewpoint is that you can always widely copied picture of a winter struck Michigan State and stu¬ Women's Housing scene in Siberia where a child » New under-arm ask for either gum or candy. dents are wondering what has Deliveries of any sort are usu¬ All women's dormitories and in arms was being thrown to a Cream Deodorant happened to the economic the¬ cooperative houses are com¬ following wolf pack to permit It ally made once a week it there escape of the adult passengers safely ory that supply and demand cre¬ isn't a help shortage. Ice cream pletely filled this term, accord¬ in the sleigh. Jus >',al ate the price of commodities. is used for all fountain service ing to Housing Director Mabel It is a caustic comment on Stops Perspiration Ma Peterson. About 10 women are gts ni-' The OPA has set price ceilings but cones are usually sherbet what happened after the British and brick ice cream is one-third still living in South Williams broke through the El Alarm" n fool- d and tlie demand is great but recreation, room. South Campbell _-m * recreation room is being vacated line in Egypt and started the sherbet - there aren't any supplies, ac¬ (fir I"-1 this week. 1,500-mile pursuit of Rommel, J»»n t cording to a survey of East Lan¬ Two divisions or mow of Italian l'"'1 sing drug stores. Requests for Ducats, Hours Ready ind Tower Guard troops, abandoned by their Ger-^ avium"1 man "comrades," fell into Brit-" tooth powder have increased for Dean Elisabeth Conrad will be sjnee the necessity of an empty Boarding Club the guest ish hands then. speaker at Tower evidence in reports from Tuni¬ There i» tvery ■amine foul ' fir 1. Does not rot drrsst tube to swap went Into effect, Meal tickets for the neW Guard's first meeting of the term shirts. Docs sia, as Rommel again seeks es¬ not Union boarding club will be at 7:15 p. m. today in Boaomont 2. No waiting to Jrs. ( but tooth paste is a rarity never¬ cape northward, that the bulk of available at the Union desk on tower, according to Jean Oviatt, right after shaving theless. 8.000 or more Axis troops cap¬ Friday, Union Manager Emory H. E. '43, acting president. Miss tured by the British and Ameri¬ 3. Instantly stops pr-s; . Pres. Ann I to 5 days. Prcve i .. Coeds are discovering that Foster said yesterday. The Oviatt is replacing cans arc Italians. they may purchase pancake boarding club will start serving Ross. H. E. '43, who is not in makeup but that the few shades civilian students next Monday school this term. 5. Awarded Appro, of lipstick offered aren't too be¬ evening. Other students inter¬ U. S. Way of Raining American Institute ot! v.. coming because the ingredients ested in joining the club may Orchesis . War Power Lauded . for dark shades aren't available. still make reservations at the Orchesis, dance honorary, will ingrjor being harmirtt ■ Tubes are now mostly plastic Union desk, he added. meet at 5 p. m. today in the CHICAGO, March 31 (API- and paper, but occasionally Breakfast will be served from dance studio of women's gym, Chairman Donald Nelson of the metal. 7 a. m. to 8:30 a. m. in the Pres. Jean Kruger. A. S. '43, an¬ War Production board tonight ■tor "ic I (Off tc Although they ore not the Union cafeteria downstairs, but nounced. Tryouts for the hon¬ stated, "It is desirable that we Kcir- '' brand you called for, razor lunch and dinner will be served orary will be held next week. do not curtail civilian produc¬ blades are available, so shaving in the main dining room on the tion much further," but he cau¬ isn't, a thing of the past as face second floor. Lunch will be from Prextl Institute of Tethr.c'- tioned against undue optimism lotion for men has become. The 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. and because "in these uncertain dinner from 5:30 p. in. to 6:30 ogy. for the first time, is ac¬ size, shape, or manner of a pack¬ times there is no telling how A Ov age no longer matter, since new p. m. Foster usked that all stu¬ cepting women in all depart¬ heavily the hand of war may I June I containers are on the market dents use the south stairway ments of the school of engineer¬ ing. yet fall upon us." lit D»- each day. when going to the dining room. Itkaiso ■ krt- WELCOME To the 310th College Training Detachment From a Store that has been Serving the Men of M.S.C. For Twenty-eight Years ff e cordially invite you to come in and brotcse around in our store. Ask to see some of the following nationally advertised military accessories: Botany Wool Tie# Interwoven Army Sox Jayson Army Shirts Fine (>>unt Broadcloth Army Approved Color Short and Regular 1.00 45c -1.00 ARMY KITS 2.93 & 3.95 Fitted Duffle Bags 3.95 Fitted Apron Kite 1.00 to 2.50 Shoe Shine Kits 2.00 & 2.50 Sewing Kits LANSIMC AND|l|EAST• ■■ LANS1NC V9V SAftfr LEAVE WSSATISFIEP igtrataT-r y -■ ■ v . .-.. , v ■i,;,."... . "— ' »g>> -i.» t