Vauks and Tommies Merge inHot Pursuit of Rommel *Allied Airmen Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS •'asiirifl ' I Strafe V vis I r Campus D("ly Student Publication of Michigan State College Columns VOL.. 33Z.332 EAST < Jin r<-It i 11 Re\mis (i.OOO LANSING, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1943 No! 107 I'risoiirrs Captured , . Safety First | „,r,,i ItoK men allergy seem to toward have a! coeds Welcom ingDance for \ Hood Neighbor in Ni*tv V irlory i lohs in their hands. The By DANIKL l)K I.LCK , , shnveil this yesterday as; , .. .. iiihled for their parade by their numeious "low Postponed by Medical Order j A f.LI F.I) HI)Q. IN NORTH ! AFRICA. April 7 (API — nlii-' •fores," and frequent Movp Designed In IVovt j The British eighth army -..nits" directed toward! iit Spread of Cold* snn' i sportswomen doing their Arranticinent.s n> t j hits smashed completely | Marshal Rommel's YVadi Ar- i ,,,,,, .»... , . ' Pit. karit defenses 20 miles norlh of usual eondi- I Gabe-. and today joined lorces .recti* held their distance. |dance complete with 1,000 date- tions ! less | with American troops under , women were cancelled yes-! The medical officials sire Lieut. Gen. George S. Pulton. .Ir. Misconstrued j terday "in the interests both of'that in relentless pursuit of the flee¬ though the number u-e of a nursery school Ij civilian health and that of the j colds i large, it has. not assumed ing Africa corps, whose ranks Pr were ripped by low' flyiu ; Allied I, the child development I ill be per¬ airmen. ,enter, and Lt. William D An¬ mitted the aircrew students this Prime Minister Churchill told al home econom.cs, thtm evoked a shrewd com- [310th CTD merttcal „ITj ™ weekend, though transportation the house of ijiimmons 111 Lon¬ to downtown Lansing will lie don that more than 0,000 prison¬ Whi/ mont from a University t ..I Michigan student vis-j'r» B<" Held May 1 provided for the purpose of es¬ ers already had been taken in i Kid stcrday. Stroll-1 It was later announced by the sential purchases .ill day Satur¬ this new victory, which led to a ing by the "bullpen," the college social committee that the day quick' union between (lie British noticed the young- dance would be held Cancel "at Homes" and American armies on the ne on Satur¬ The "at home-" scheduled for Galsa Gube.i road. ');! niing about and in- day, May 1, with the -.an e ar¬ cxclaimed, "Conveni- rangements as provided for the dormitory, houses sorority, and co-op Advanced troops cond cancelled party. on Sunday have ■ also fought nigh Doctor Holland and Lieuten¬ been temporarily cancelled, but Ithfhawing will be held from 3 fo 5,p. m. witii . . . ( octl Comforters ant Anthony explained that they felt it would be more desirable Sunday. April IH, according to the British 011 the ndgi mited Chcnj- In .tNsiiaue their sorrow at the to cancel the party the social committee. The air- si, 15 mile east of El 1 letar on and attempt -MC (amrlUtion of the cocd-aircrcw to "get rid of the crewmen will be furnished with the road I o the coast. restrictions -iutleoi il-ince Saturday night, maps marked with the locations Vice-President HENRY A. At least 500 planes bombed now placed on the men because I urn unineit from West Mayo dor- of sore throats, common colds, of the various women's icsi- WALLACE won a cheer in San¬ and strafe it Rommel's ear air miiory marched en masse down and tin," rather than encourag¬ denees "at home." tiago, Chile, at a countryside Held , ye.st jrday m c" imution a, Mason-Abbot halls last night wly-seheduled World lien he threw about his with tin- e ghtli army I fi blow, ing illness among the aircrew- udders a chamanto, a blanket- and sang n< hour roncert, with men and Adventure teehni- - hile olhc I Sicily I -tops at the four corners of the sprcading running the risk of it.- j color product lot has on the like shawl, presented to him bv and the Mcditi a n row* to campus civilian I halls. Non-partisan observers I life. .lames Keinmore Cooper Ramon Ramirez, famed Chilean Oil' T11 ink aged at I rMimatrd that over 80 per cent ',ol the same 1 line and st, i t 17 mm I of thosr making the trip had re- Substitute Movie | Randolph Scott, Binnic Bare | nerd dates from other sources Prof. S. K. Crowe, chairman mri Henry Wilcoxan, Students larlier in the week. of the World Adventure series, will be required to show activity Tlumsamls of Allied VifiUiiuf* Men announced that the movie Last books for ... llest in Motion — Arrive Overseas from (.omnia State students havu I Ve2£?8ack U-Boatl n proud ol Suite, its r* Axis Leaders Plan' N AN EAST COAST 'ANA- .cilities and history; IRAN PORT. April 7 AP) — |> k Dfl 111 fl <| Kuropean Defense Women Prove They is all the more grati- j I> i» »I Utlllld^t H , Thousands of lighting the British empire, ien of .crds of common-: r • » ■ r> • 1 BERN Switzerland, April 7 Can Hold Down Jobs ready outsider. Capt. 111 Heavy Haul Veterinary; 8277, Liberal \ muslt be expected to boom. oud senior marriage lecture to¬ Editorial tryout will j andTheCanadian navies. A-"' be held at 4:45 p m. today Applied Scienae;, lonCer ancl heavier. day at 7:15 p. m. in Fairchtld room 7. Union annex French sailors are en- E-. Business route to service with neering; $250, Home ~~ ~ _ ' theater. His subject will be the Fight¬ h . v administration; $31. frarm Bloc Averts total tryout meeting will be tomorrow ing French of Gen. Charles Do "What part does personality play at the same time and place. iHiitoingv ,.nfj grounds. Miscel- i Defeat of Ilankhead Bill Gaulle. in marriage?" laneous contributions from the; They had "deserted" the ln«m. weather bureau, hospital,] Dr. Morrison will embrace in French"war vessels shortly after WASHINGTON, April 7 (At > , --\tB*tin» emo KOTL Drills Continue 1 women's residence: —The farm bloc rescued the u'q omght - talk Mee»«»g emo- they arrived at New York, Bos¬ I'JlU Amounted to $104.60. ! toed Bankhead bill from almosti Lon.il problems, how well do I us Usual This Spring ton and Philadelphia from Da¬ kar in French West Africa. iJean Mane Dye, Dean R. C. certain defeat in the senate to-j know my prospective partner, k. E. Kinney, C. V. Mil- day with a 62 to 23 vote to place.do see my prospective P-rtnci • Parades will be held as usual Their reason for joining Do ■ ^<1 H J Stafseth R C. Whit- the controversial measure 111) point ol view, and what type of this spring, according to Lieut. Gaulle, they agreed almost un¬ I c- .- s w A Davenport worked storage with the friendly ' agn-1 oerson 1 would be most happy Col. Edward A. Banning, head animously was the fact they l*ith Rather on the drive. I culture committee. v ''" of ROTC. The parades will be¬ hoped to get into action soon. gin as soon as the unit is organ¬ ized and the men are drilled |H|-I.O\V MKNACE suilieiently. The parades will probably not be so elaborate, nor will there be TIME TABLE , m jBrifis/i Ij CALCUTTA. Retreat Before April 7 (AP)— t northern flank on the Mayu pe-,to our Burma communications in the so many as Colonel Banning in former years, I said, because i TODAY—. they are intended for instruction' rather than for show. Navy club, 7:30 p. m. I c nitrations and the i ninsula. inflltrating across the! narrow strips bctw-een the; hills Ir It00m 1, Home Ec bldg, ' !i "l the monsoon forced land the sea north of Donoaik. To meet this outflanking movement, Higher Prices Guaranteed Panifellenic, 7:30 IT* i!'•' Indian army to start „ p. ni. Registration for X-ray* for necessary readjustments have for pjve Vital War Crops Org. room 2. Union Ik*' ? 0ljt "f the Mayu penJn- TB will be held open today, as been made in our positions 011J 1/ " J ' 'he Burma port of about 200 women have not yet Delta Sigma Phi, 7 p. in. I. If-*''* mt>re tenable positions the Mayu peninsula." WASHINGTON, April 7 (AP) It00in in. Union registered. These coeds are American Liberator bombers j —Food Administrator Chester Itarh Apandu, three miles urged to register immediately. front India again attacked the C. Davis announced tonight that Victory Speakers bureau Marshall Archibald ■ Dr. C. F. Holland, director of Pazundaung bridge near Ran- the government would guaran- 5:10 p. m , org. rm, 1, Union command said today. the health center, announced. goon, destroying the southern ap-1 tee farmers higher prices for Delta Gamma Mu, 7:15 p. m. corrimunique said: proaches, a U. S. communique five vital war crops—dry beans ■CVan'my due ia at Taung- said. Medium bombers attacked and peas, and- peanuts, soybeans Women's gym |th» Jfr then Proceeded during Mayu river south of Kwazoo, the the enemy in north Burma and and flaxseeds — to encourage I Ft,' meeting, 5 p. m. ffiui .StJVeral days to develop enemy succeeded over the week¬ greatest possible production. Minporcb, Union all planes returned. a,;ainst our exposed end in mounting a direct threat Fmge Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ' Thursday, April 8, Grin and Bear It* By Lichtv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALONG THE Entered lorated «n u •econd-ciM* matter at the poatoffle*, Eaat I.anRmr, Mick. ground floor of eaat wing of Union Building Annex, room 8. Offl*** WINDING CEDAR Pukliahed daily except Sunday and Monday momlnga during the regular •etaool By Len Barnes yaar and weekly on Thursday mornings during summer session by the student* of M».Wr AiikIiM C.M.U.U Pr«» Bt.U Telephone—Collofie Phone 8-1511. T4- mmuNiio roH*»ovio«.i. «nv»«Tta.N. mr , ... National Advertising Service, .. • I Inc. ftori.l OlJice— Ext. 269; Buslnm OfflM —eh. 2«9. WITH theunfilled a gap, Water called off for Carnival the duration, to date, has iidlnr Pukliibtrt KefrriemUlive Suberription r.tee—8c per copy; 81 06 4?o Macivon Ave. NrwYOBK. N.Y. P»r »e.r by mail; 11.50 per year by appeared in the program for fw r, , ^osros » Los Asstits • sam fbascik* c«»llege carrier to students ; $2.25 graduation week. Cancellation was caused by impossibility of securing mate¬ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rials for floats and labor to run The Associated Preas is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all the carnival, according to Senior news dispatrhea credited to It or not otherwise credited in thia paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of publication on special dispatcbea bora* Class President Jack Bush. ' * are alto reserved. There was talk last year of not holding the carnival, but enough •r. JEAN WHITING materials were saved up from the year before to go through with it. Always a risky venture, the event was rained out on the sec¬ ond night last spring. But even the one night added a note of entertainment and tradition to _the Spartan graduation. Spartans at War B.v DON THORN BURY Question troubling Bush now is what Can the carnival be substituted for on the graduation week program. Something of mission with the navy and is campus wide interest is needed. Anyone with a suggestion should LAST time we'tuiUemraieu Spartans now air forces, and in the army appropriately on now attending sub-chaser school at San Diego, Calif. Norman contact Bush at campus cxten- so This time it's ex-State ath¬ Duncan, former baseball captain sios 460. or address a letter to letes now In service. and last spring's assistant coach the State News. of the Spartan nine, is also a Captain Arthur Brandstatter, former Spartan fullback, is pro¬ sub-chaser student, only he's ut Persons who've noticed a vost marshal at Scott Field, III. Miami, Fla. downtrend in quality of menus Kenneth W'alte, a miler with at local restaurants lately must Kugene Ciulek, who alternated "Hm-wi—number IS is a little Imp,-mister—I'd adn the trnck team and member of realize what the food purveyors it left halfback with Johnrty State's N. C. A. A. cross-coun¬ face these days. Point rationing to go ho mc aud dune back In a day or two Pingel and also won laurels on , 'he baseball field, is a captain in try champions, is an army cap¬ of a lot of things .has Been.driv¬ the array air forces. tain. Steve J. Sznsz. right half¬ ing theni crazy. Martin llutt, a co-captain of back on the Spartan's orange In some cases the nutuber of bowl team of '38, is among the daily patron* ha# 'inurvased basketball, is a bombardier with a long period of service in India. He's a lieutenant. derburg, a former Vincent Vun- center with icebergs. He is a Lieutenant greatly. This is no doujjt due to USA, in northern Alaska the discouragement of trying to Cliff Eckel, fullback on the get along on a pre-rqtion diet, -0RPHEUM 'he football team, has just been 1841 team, has won his navy with too few points to manage TODAY AND FRIDAY promoted to the rank ot major. wings and is an instructor in things. So families go tn.it t" dive bombing at Pensacola, Fla eat more often. ' , And the fabulous Johnny ed. all-American halfback, Pin¬ is a Word has been received that For increased busiAMV . the CLAUDETTE COLBERT captain with the military police Capt. Raymond Dakm, AS '38, festauranteur can get more ra¬ and is now at Baltimore, Md. is missing m action in the South Pacific Let's hope for another tion credits, but he can't always REMEMBER the DAY Robert Phillips. basketball buy what he wants to. Whole¬ player and one of State's famous "Rickenbocker miracle." And here's one tor the wom¬ salers don't have quantity or rafflMWI/VfiBI Gary-Gang ol a few years btuk. quality in anything these days. lias linen stationed in Iceland as en; Alice Cortru'ht, one-time You tiike what you can get SATURDAY ONLY a lieutenant ilt the army for Spartan in skirts is now an Kn- That is the reason people get Tim Holt in "Along the Rla Grande" some time In fact he was one s'gn in the WAVES stationed in nerved beans in a different form 1 the lirsl Americans ashore New York. And remember: For three days in a row. When a "Among the Living'Uvvtth .Mhert-Dekker - Susan It.i Wy Davis, triple-threat half- Spartans at war, let's buy war customer complains of getting SUNDAY - MONDAY | TUESDAY - WEDNESliU Pack. has won an ensign's com¬ bonds more the same kind ol potatoes evefy MCTUM rot)'vi urn wtrruic to gr day, the food fixers •shrug a shoulder and say they can't get any help. k LOMBARD-BENNY , CORSICA ff 4 SPECIAL AT It takes more labor to give things a lata y trim. And the 'iJtifytrfioffolje' "i .BROTIICBS^ DOUGLAS FAIRBANLi ': Si ._ labor lust isn't available. L... wnttMmts VANDERVOORTS so Help in the Union lias become Foster scarce that Manager goes into the kitchen Emery "MOSCOW STRIKES Also "PARACHUTE Also EAST LANSING every night and operates a dish- v usher When the manager has 6.00 WRIGHT & DITSON to wash dishes, the scarcity of help is evident. . COMET More meal variety, is„prom¬ ised soon by restaurant owners. TENNIS Just as Mrs. American House¬ wife, they are getting ojed to the rationing system, and are make • their RACKETS finding ways to points count must. When any of his ROTC. boys Tightly Strung complain, Foster smiles and says he's trying to help make a good with Moisture I'roofSilk Strings army, and where was there ever a good army that dido^t com¬ ARCHERY ACCESSORY SPECIAL plain about everything'.' . . iifatlicr Revealing note—Ho\v fast male ij civilian students streaked lot Kinder Talis and the phones when news leaked I Arm Guard.- out late yesterday that the air- jj crewmen's dance this week had ASSORTED KIRCH bocn called off. PRACTICE ARROW S 15e EA. CLASSIFIED ADS "7 ake care of Mom, on d don't s/tot U. S. NOBBY my Arrow ShirtsF* GOLF BALLS Yon can always include Arrow Shirt* among •• 3 FOR 97c mans favorite possessions, and why not? The spe¬ cial Mi toga tit, Sanforized lahel (which guarantee* KNITTED GOLF Aabrie shrinkage less than 1^), anchored buttoii- aud the wwidsfaatons collar oil contribute tat a work PRACTICE BALLS LAl#US ULAVK RID INC. IiOOTS- of art in tailoring. The clcau crisp feeling of a new No. AX Official Arrow shirt on your hack is a lesson in morale. See League dealer today!--Whites and fancies. $2.24. up. SPALDING BASEBALLS Classified Rates jour Two cents per word; minimum VANDERVOORTS charte. Sic; all advertisements payable In advance; no pre¬ ferred position. SPORT EQUIPMENT Union Bid*. Annex, Room S sums • nts • handkerchiefs . unoftwiar • sfo«t shifts EAST LANSING'S COMPLETE Telephone 8-1511—Business * »UY WA SPORTING GOODS STORE Ext. £88 April 8. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page True® ■I-! ,j pen m'sHopes Kobs Molds '43 Spartan Nine I Spbing Term Intramural ■ m Prttgn Irani iiiinieid by War from Ullit of Eight Veterans Ifo i',e coming golf Organized I nder One League Regarding the intramural ' \ set- Although tue.e will !>e only Ben Van Alstyne i ■ it e oi which to be 12 prospec- plans to even- i&SS&Ebz 1943 edition of a Spartan base¬ up spot in the Spartan order* At short. Tony Andieoli dorm and «M up for spring term Intramural1 fltu, lea„u(, Kl Ij i rector Lyman L. Fnmodig has *, 4 lniodig announced batting clear,...d that what were once the ,hat sv"ea,ers wou,rt bc ^c arded to the lean the .ill col— down to six, only ball inachine is on the produc¬ has fraternity leagues are lege , tion line. the inside track. Tony, a to be merged into a single inde¬ championship , former i;f, ' r„ The returning Completion is due on smooth fielder and fine years. or before April compet¬ pendent league. ce Zimrrierman, 17, when the itor. will be hard to Wells Too Small for I ' Kobsmen lourney to Ann Arbor a push out of The army's taking '.torn Rochester, starling assignment. over the for their opener with the Uni¬ ; Innernity houses and Mason Ah- The dorm league was v minut¬ Spartans Strong at Third versity of Michigan. I hot. dorms along with the men ed because the number of men - • ., main worry is Third ba has Art Maiehoss! leaving for the armed forces has living n Welts hah 'he omy col¬ entailment of Despile the handicap of serv on hand. Hank Ka ico calls scholastic iiielieihn tv "" u i ' Karwas is push- depleted the prospective man- l*Se lege dorm dorm lei let. j.-e . ., not enough In past years the , i;. ven out to the and miserable Diactice wnathw i"5! i'I for the job and it j power to the point where the <° wnrran' the format am of a to the outlook lor n successful sea¬ m for the lack of men and close organiza- t separate It ,ig t ,a;,Ul^!l^',"n so ( . v afternoon position. Kurw KulWi'* ™ play j turn forces the the dropping of the the1' The fraternity b< ng <1 is— son is extremely bright. men , l, . pessary practice. Most shortstop. dorm and fraternity of the infield is intact with four loops as possessed of .heir usual habitat ... ,,,,, Van feels that The outfield lias two lettemten separate units. ' lettermen returning plus the ap¬ are disorganized to the extent y to get his and a hard hitting freshman to pearance of Hank Karwas. a handle the Former Teams May Stay Intact that a fraternity league would ,ut . a1 practice ses- flyehnsing depart¬ freshman team mainstay of last ment Kd Ciolek, a right fielder Although nothing is definite as i>c worth the trouble of »r- yet. Ft iniodig said that he ex Ranizatioii and running. Likely, r '«, which will cut year. Ladue Is Mainstay last year, moves over to left to pectcd that fraternity and dorm 4oo, l,s 'bt* 'act that m (■< twice each with at the initial sack, if Ladue is j winner, seems destined to make ..nii Michigan Normal, called to fill a gap behind the j his senior year a great one. cfiuling other dual plate or the outfield. A capable pitching stall seems , al been dropped a: tintler the sun: (California stvleal STANLEY ( IT HOCJ&EY Sjaort Shirts for sprit.fi attfl sum PLAYOFF Detroit Red Wings 4. Boston mer, i. e. the Macassar model io I.AS'I Burgess Meredith overseas navy, Filipino tan ami DAY-STREET OF CHANCE' Russian brown with the latest *4tin STATE rooF* pockets — ami the INavij»ator model in An/.ae tan with door latch STARTING FRIDAY ' GLORIOUS. OPROARIOUS pocket cuffs. Fun on the Marry-Go-Round! See litem ill our wist n imlou ow to build a 20-mile bridge 4.50 ami 5.00 ... in 20 MINUTES in a destructive mood call put miles of telephone rer,ut of .- rvu e. Other Sport Shirts 1brid^ ,U( ij gaj,S( while repairs are being made, Bell t-ln "" n have devised special portable radio equipment, 95c to 8.95 fnuri', n, y radio unit is rushed r >n,i ' ""netted to the undamaged part of the line, to each end of the but «u5BA/w>s r'b-n niinuies, a temporary radio bridge has been set phone traffic is re-established. Picture Storing HVRDS A Paramount RAY '• BETTY Ijr t prepared for emergencies is |>art of the daily job s.V»Uni people part of the tremendous task of — MIltAND • FIELD aaisxinc anp|s|iast lanvnc studied * '■•»* ">um * | 'n? die iiaes of communication on the home front. rtnat • U'IU!CIU» • «■•»*< mv wn um pimioiiiv ADDED "»>">« r««" •ted Po»ett'» K»"4 ' "I.jltcst World »,"! W'T Nt»," Thursday. April Page Four COLLEGE Mayo Tops Dorm -THE College Museum Contains Exhibits NO COW Air Force Cadets Air List of Averages of Current and Varied Interest tied WOMAN'S WORLDI Opinions of State East and West Mary Mayo By NANCY LONGWELL X their scholarship averages for If State students are familiar —Especially Coeds winter term at 1.51 for first place By KAY BEskmkr with a hara-kiri sword, there's Callaway Reveals ISew By DEE BEARING among women's dormitories. Tower Guard still the Bolivian mummy to in¬ Radio Drama Series South Williams was second . . and nothing can stop,the with 1.5. and North and South Tower Guard .will trigue curious Spartans. army air corps," which is rapidly Today Campbell followed with 1.46 and cial meeting today Although it may not have to Start taking over the campus in a mil¬ 1.45. respectively. North Wil¬ at the tower to i- ; ' the impressive collections of the Smithsonian Institute or Field's Michigan State college students itary-like manner, and also, it liams' i-esidents made a 1.39, set¬ Mary Ballard as ad> will be featured in a scries of seems, the coeds. These men of ting the total dormitory average ing to Pres. Jean i> Museum, the Michigan State col¬ mystery finally were partially Ballard replaces M 10 plays written by Norman Cor- unveiled last weekend when a at 1.47. lege museum docs have a wide Shaw Annex led the coopera¬ well, who has be< win over WKAR at 4:30 p. m. • variety ( I things including both few ol them were cornered. tive houses with a 1.79 average, the group for three these curiosities. each Thursday beginning today, Joe Callaway, assistant professor Cadet Alan Gold from the while Taft house turned in a 1.75. Wilson, H.E. '45. is • The current prize of the mu¬ speech and dramatics, an¬ Bronx, N. Y., said his first im¬ Sanford house followed with a president of Towe seum is •» coat, made of native of nounced Wednesday. pression of State was "farms, 1.61 and Conrad house made a placing Miss Oviatt grass, used by Japanese snipers Corwin won the 1942 advertis¬ barns, and cows." but changed 1.53. :.s a method of concealment. Delta Gamma Mu his mind after seeing the rest o» Other co-op averages were Given by Mrs. C. V. Burnett, the ing award for the year's great¬ Coat was worn by a Jap sniper est contribution to radio. the campus. Ewing, 1.47; Benson, 1.44; Roch¬ . Delta Gamma in the South Pacific area in 1942. Students participating will be Cadets Tom Fleck, from Long dale, 1.39; Potter, 1.37; Alice fencing honorary, Cowles, 1.31; Robinson. 1.26. Fern regular meeting t Olds Is Patron Mary Lcafio Cooper, Barbara Island, Roy Higgins from Mas¬ annex made a 1.25 average. p. m. in the women sachusetts, A1 Foster from New According to J. W. Stack, dl- Hacker. Philip Molioy, Joy Ran¬ Although Mason-Abbot no in at ions lor officers York, Jack Smith from Wyoming icctor, the museum specializes In dall. Gloria Bell, Myra Buch- all longer houses civilian men. their according to Con agreed on one . thing—they animals peculiar to Michigan. holz, Robert Crewe, Jill Jope, think the campus and coeds are former occupants kept up a com¬ president. However, there are many speci¬ Thelmn Jones, James Laracey, mens oi the exotic animals, birds Barbara Lipton, Mary Jeanette "wonderful." petitive spirit 4o the end of win¬ Off-Campus Judicial and reptiles from South Amer¬ Martin, Rita Palkowski, Gernl- The cadets also liked the ter term. Abbot men came out Africa and Europe. dine Schubel and Richard Hertz. friendliness of both the men and on top with a 1.37. followed OfT-campus judi> ica. women students and especially closely by Mason's 1.36 average. for spring term we. Military students and soldiers by Elaine Waterbm interested in the dis¬ commented on the way MSC men should be Aid for Schools Needed To Eliminate .'5-B Class replacing Doris Ti play of guns, uniforms and equip¬ cooperate with them when they "44. who has served ment from both the Civil war WASHINGTON, April 7 (AP) want to meet certain women. PHILADELPHIA, April 7 (AP) for the past two tei i One cadet would like to know and World War I. The collec¬ —A warning that hundreds of —Selective service classification Other members i • tion of birds of English litera¬ schools will have to close and "who the brunette was who was 3-B, which at present includes ed are Elizabeth E< ture should be appreciated by additional hundreds will be working in the Red Cross booth men who have dependents and Pat Voight, L. A. '-in the students of that particular forced to curtail drastically Thursday morning when I went are working in industries essen¬ Ingham, H.E. '40, 1 subject. their curricula, unless federal to get a haircut," and another tial to the war cllort, will be acre. H.E. '44, June ' The museum boasts a fine col¬ aid for the states and territories wants the little bionde he met come to the eliminated next Monday, it was '46. Helen. Miller, II ic it inn o! jewelry, tapestries and is forthcoming, was sounded to¬ "to ne sure and reported tonight by three Phila¬ Smith, L.A. '46. S< costumes, donated by Miss Caro¬ day by 25 representatives of dance Saturday night." delphia newspapers—the Bulle¬ H.E. '45, Ruth Ki • > All in all. they are enthusias¬ lyn Wicker, including many schools and educational organi¬ tin. Inquirer and Record. and Nan Robinson tic about MSC. things from places of current zations. world interest. Another patron i>l the museum, It E. Olds, lias presented several early Ameri¬ the most can antiques. Museum's Been Around "give-able" of gifts Originally begun under the auspices of the zoology depart¬ ment, the museum is now a sepa¬ Gardenias rate department of the college. During the first few years ol its life the museum resided on the top floor of what is now the Ad¬ to your ministration building. Later it was moved to the third floor of the library, and finally to its present location in the Audito¬ rium basement. Eventually the lips museum will own display cases which will fit in with the trend of presenting exhibtis in their own natural habitats. Reds Continue Gains on Smolensk Front LONDON. Thursday, April ft (AP)—Russian troops captured two more localities on the Smo¬ lensk front, and destroyed nine German guns and three block¬ houses and dispersed an infan¬ try concentration on the Donets defense line in the Ukraine, Moscow announced early today in its midnight communique. The communique, recorded by the Soviet monitor, suid the COLOGNES Germans had suffered heavily in the last few days trying to crack Russian lines near Izyuin, 70 miles southeast of Kharkov. Wisconsin Biochemist Thrill her with this most personol, most thoughtful of gifts. ^ " to Talk on Vitamin B own golden, gleomlng initials fitted firmly onto one of " •> New research developments in frou frou lipstick in the frivolous con; brightest bits of boudoir beouty ever. And within, your ct : ' - the vitamin B group will be the tainer is as smooth as the petal of a of four famous frogronces—White Hyacinth, Garde-•- basis of a lecture by Prof. C. A. flowers of Devonshire, Bewitching. Truly a gift she will neve', Elvehjem, famous University of Wisconsin biochemist, in Michi¬ ■fresh gardenia warmly vibrant are\. never forget 1 So utterly charming; you'll surely want one fcr State college's Music uudi- yourself as well. Two-initial size, 1.75. Three-initial size, 3 »v. gan torjum at 7:30, Monday evening, .the colours.,J. indelible of course . . Plus ]0# federal tax. Refills ovoilable* April 12. The discussion is spon¬ sored by the MSC chapter of Sig¬ ma Xi, honorary science frater¬ Introducing a complete new line of Mary Dunliill Cosmetics, sold exclusively by nity. The lecture is open to the public. Schedule Play Tryouts Spring lerm play tryouts will Joe<4*Ohk- Open Thursday Evening till 9 be held today at 7:15 p. m. in room 130. Morrill hall. GREEN HELMET AND S. W. L. Tickets ai Faircliild Theater PRESENT Union Desk and Friday - Saturday Accounting OHi<* April 16 -17 m. — FOXHOLE FOLLIES of '43 55c inch tax All Seat» Reserved