Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWSDaily Student Publication of Weather Continued cold. Campus | VOL. 33Z.332" Michigan State College HAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14. 1043 \ot So Numb Summer Term Axis Dictators Hold ('on ft* retice • amusing moment of the VlliesAdvance, , se unfunny yesterday was furnished .1. first H. Atchison. spring When Registration Puncture Axis ■,ns wintry wind swept to Near 2,000 Cold across the parade (ield in iront of Dem hall and Buttlcfront numbed the fingers and By .IO,\N MEYERS Stuff Iaces' of laboring mili¬ "Business us usual. " u.ll Kesislutire be \Veal( tary students and offi- the keynote opment ihc rigorous examination that the . l ull Summer Session borf1 being drawn up befo e Tunis A-inlnt.il |>rni IHiotn army demands of all its men. Joe j This new policy tell 1 and Bizerte, and nowhc ,,as confronted by a psychiatrist. 1 possible lor students to •ccivod via 1 adio from a e along neutral source, is de- the front had the cneni „m of those fellows who straight-1 1 heir courses on a lum how in-. MKNITO Ml'SSOl.lNI •shown (left) and ADOLF any disposition to attcm 't .'Its otic out mentally. His only ! rather than three term I the Mall.m premier arrived April 7 for .1 conference a de- oinark was. "You don't have to Regular faculty wall leader at cisive stand. 1 ,< point located only as "Hitler's heart- bot'ior about me—I KNOW' I'm | to teach during tin uliin sources labeled the meeting as a "crisis eon- Everywhere, the Alia I I'll e3 aot' cause added lihitcd by Rommel's retreat were making progress. 111 Tunisia. ■tile air corps | Rommel in Flight j quire them to The British eighth a my I tiriety Show ' the summc Mneiiiy Altaek Kxpeeled As Japs part of the British ap inexorably lir: army, aim the and lo lie til-Coed IVoops \hove Australia south, heat Kauouan, ( 1 hcj 111 I vsc and flashing Marshal Production * AUSTRALIA. WedneMl.iv. lite "1 awing Ills I side t< irhers April 14 (APl—Allied bomb¬ will be conspicuously j MR!tar ' In Continue Sen it trs i iron let I ers have attacked for the sec¬ and lo line, ond straight day shipping in , •rtliwcst . m this year's Variety] Points Lends in til 1 the In fact, the Axis indi- rieulum .V ill h< t mi mil llansa bay on the north eoast of New Guinea, the high com¬ Haiti. 44 out .idvices I ate this has turned the acts in the teacher training program alien 0011 si i iff Allied armored mand ■Fm ile Follies of '43" into all-j eatures, with 10 women's 1 vocational agriculture the special three week- com' .Snrintr I'ltiv announced 10.000 ton'Japanese merchant- today. A units punched through Mth enemy rearguard defenses bclnwr arc 1 zattons on campus in com- training will be continued a i man was probably sunk and an both Enflrtavilkt and pet < 11 >11 for two silver cups to any other quarter !'": 11 : 'm i | 8.000 ton ship was set aiire. towns 17 miles Djebebina, apart and Hi miles in ;,v. arded to the best perform-1 On the lis't of discontinued I Wife, by south of Tunis. AI,UKD HDQ. IN AUSTRA- anees. activities will lie those programs announcwl i.ja, April 13 (AP)--Japan bus Italian Unit Taken The Variety show will be pre- I normally carried e on outside the ^ Don Buell. 1 massed 200,000 first-line troops The Allicd controiled -erC'-d at 8:15 p. m. Friday and! campus sueeh as the art and biol- , Algiers lz.u Bin m. Lansing in the .ire of islands above Aus- radio broadcast that the Allies Sat 1 it d.ay 111 the College audito-1 «»R>* camps' nand for those ' slight. and .lack Roekford, j trnlia and may be expected to j had occupied Knfldaville. 27 j 'K v . uuni under the sponsorship of I lash out 111 a new offensive ; miles north jrth of fallen Sousse. Green Helmet and Spartan Wo¬ i any moment. Gen Sir Thoinn | men 7 Substantially all of the Italian ! A. Blarney warned today, eve | Vittnria illvi on had bt 41 For the league. Saturday perform- Coeds to Register j as* Allied fliers' celebrated turcd, it wm said. cap- .'tin seats have been re- ,nn j ashing ictory againi I (HI students,] Todav in SWAYtvs , I'orlland To the 111 4h. other lilts of served for the aircrew enemy planes in the skies over the British !e- uu 111 a warning from Di-1 Detroit Port Moresby, New Guinea. inking out in the Medjcz-EI sector re.' Don Buell that civilians) All wome Blarney Predicts Attack only about 40 mile: fro Tunis, pre- a 0 their tickets now at the1, ested in w a ,-ill "If the enemy can regain the swept over a numbc di van- .iir< uiting office since no re-1 for .memtier I age points. See VARIETY SHOW—Page 4 1 organization today and j initiative in the air and muin- j ro is! a l j tain quantitative superiority on land and in the air. he will pass nice 1st night. Re (»rail Named * Piano Artist Presents ,vill take pine at JJie to the offensive." said General t«> ilettd - ] Blarney, commander of Allied Classical Concert for j booth on the 1 i ground forces in the southwest Farnierptte Armv I Union. S Aftci ,dt.am . ] Pacific. (Inly 7.j0 Spartans I fer.se '.vork th- J We need more planes to in- re 1 Hull, head the ' ! students ,. I Mire that Japanese attempt: to : ■' Egon Petri played ., | wrest control of the air do not department of ng-hair 750 program ft«)7h€t.1}* in It•' ht>{\ urtv 1 j succeed," he added, Michigan St. c 1 Raids Preview Offensive 1 ors last night at Col- plane spotting sin lue sa\ 111 k:i ' ,i j General Blarney said evidence act dirci ting dutu ■s el 50,1)110 uitorium, and not a one .. fing Bell tifcp'i' v j that the Japanese offensive ",.1- sciisonul fiirmeret 1": : ;iiid lO.OOt) ■ n2. his nose, ■ t.ii | etc 'vcar-uround worker e heralded before his ar¬ the •cut of campus, it is puzzling ! and ea irk ids in the ! She received a 11 honorary artist of Petri's stature Mlistci s 'ieipee ill Hoi a Eeii- i AUSTRALIA—-Page not cast a longer shadow ! the | fp'inucs 1 here in 1032. e\lc!i.-iiui li.'ld .iinl tvus been him. His almost maniac- ;,gei 1 1 for the de- j puitinent l"i 'he pa. >1 13 vi-iirs. e carried him through * 1 y_;_t,kAr hades of expression and ; qQOO me whole gamut of tech- FIGIynuUl liis fingers were by turns -d - t'etri and granite. poker-faced at the Stale Is Par! of Program Pan-American TABLE played with a dis- in, nab from the Stales to a South j y that veiled his con- By MARION HEt'Kt I 3,400- American country, where "" > artistry in the true Michigan Stat.- n.tk - t1 But the tuition is required in the schoohi.' "I stiff, unbending classic- a detinite part in the *<■ tc farn- will have nis board and room a ted ber policy being n a .. • work,! paid entirely by the fund But1 (All Times EWT1 • artist displayed particu- day by a natiniiwun P. ice and! those exchange students from 1 Appbe State College club luncheon '< rrsity of mood in his ican day, with the the Lit Ar t_, ujvi- ! the South to Michigan State < oi- Noon, Faculty dining room ' iig, two preludes by change program. | cure of and handle their own '■-•ad. Serge Rachmaninoff, Both under g 1 : ' their tuition taken Lambda Uhl, 5 p. m. Two other students here un¬ lege have he U 11 Org. I, Union tied last week.—E. B. graduates from ifier Hie Pan-American exchange living expenses. room States go to such ichools . ASME, 7 p. hi. CO, Un i -i holar.-hips arc Arnionia Saras- War Halts Program University of Mexic Spartan room. Union Un Iquctso, Liberal Arts junior, and Because of the war, the activi¬ of Puerto Rico, or ! Hugclio S. Boyd, who is finishing ties of the Scholarship program CDC knitting class. 7:15 p, in, UNDER THE WIRE ( ■ sity of Santo Domi return Pan-Amu in 1 his" work in Applied Science have been curtailed consider- ] Both are from the Itcpubl. of , i ably, biff interest is still high. 7. 11. 15 Union annex Pi Alpha, 7:30 P. m. I come to American Panama Org room I, UAiion * universities. I ' , , ■ | The 1 fie program yii/mnin will continue ; be Puerto Rico Represented 1 full speed after the war Student council, 7:30 p. LONDON, in. _ Wednesday, April;; .n.llllt-'ti Although ;.jr Suite • - - ha: Navarro, iivzinfrom Pueio -- —.. - . ! Jose JoSO NUVaiJU, « 11 'APl—P,usslan patrols thrust- program for some t,m^ . ' ''i- llico is enrolled in Applied Set- , ......— In a recent letter from Henry Org. room 2, Union forward on the Smolensk no student has taken ■'c" ; Simons to L. C. Plant, hend of Navy club. 7:30 p. in. ,t, The Dominican Republic: front ui,lodged the Germans of the scholarships but mate ence. — -. _ the Exchange Scholarship corn¬ 130 Morrill hall representative is Altagracia Ro¬ •ro u fortified positions of great has received a number of s'" mero. Miss Romero, who uses 's | mittec, the former Panamanain Christian Science. 8:30 p. rn. unporlance" Tuesday, while to dents from Panama, Puerto Rico, e I consul to Lansing expressed Chapel, Peoples church ""•e north «n "the°Utnln*«d and the Dominican Republic. studcnTstuK toFiSfaM ^Lpe that the exchange idea would continue, and further ce¬ Campus 4-H club, 7:15 p. m. '°„r outbreak »o ,,IC Sovietsofhave tented hack Simons Family Lead Best known of Nutrition, as well as in chemis- ment the bond between the 115 Union annex jnfantry Nasi teak and attacks with "heavy i^an State, is the Si. ^ns.Qu)r0Z The Scholarship fund is man- countries of the Western hem¬ Tower Guard, 7:15 p. in. I TSZJ™ ^w ffnuly, isphere. Beaumont tower announced early today. HS Lis^cg and Uija Simons. Henry, tvno o red in two ways. A student Wednesday, April 14, ;s Page Two Grin ami Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ONE MAN'S !5nt«»red m 9#«ovi4-«1am fn*tt«r at th« jw»*tofTlc«, E««t T.nnalng, Mich* OfflMMI of Union Building Annex, room 8. j on ground floor of mat wing Published dxfly except Sunday and Monday mornings during »ar and weekly on Thnraday mornings during summer the regular achool aeaalnn by the studenU of OPINION Michigan 8t*t# college. Jfisbfr Asaaeiatril Collegiate Praia By KIXIS BRANDT National Advertising Service, Inc. ~r*l ms.™ iptfon rates--8c per copy; 11.09 by mail; fl.fio per year by rHE FUNNIEST item in the •nrrier to studenta; $2.25 par college carrier to nun-students, I paper yesterday wasn't in the Today's Campus column, MF.MIIKR OK TH8 ASSOCIATED PRESS people have been telling us Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the u*e for republication of all They point out an item saying Itfcpiitrhe* credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pap*'?- and alao the that "for surgical dressing class it-w* published therein, Ail righta of publication on special dispatches bere- in the student parlor of Peoples aiso reserved. ^ church, women are requested to wear cotton blouses and hand¬ . J K AN WHITING kerchiefs." We heard that a mob of "men visited the class last night, but were disapointed to llnd that not one of the women followed tin- instructions. It wouldn't have been exactly correct dress for PROP WASHINGS Peoples church unless one were rather young (one year or less), anyway. From llic 10th (!TD The ROTC long-hairs are "Try ing hard to band together for By PVT. EDWARD HIR.SCII of course we understand that ii the protection of their rest: Rixini 45. Abbot llall some of us arc sick locks, whjch they would VVe should be restricted and do keep on their heads until the not kick. army requests something differ¬ WHY is It: That the bell rings every morning to disturb our But we'd much rather stride around and lake our pirk ent. The swing seems definitely against them, though, pretty and we'll be quite surprised it sleep'' . . . Thai we're culled out Of a cute little coed with whom we could click! the whole 240 ROTC men don't to roll eall and shiver from the look like apes in officers' uni¬ morning chill . . . That we have "Nouv let's slop looking at each other so hungrily, yevtl, forms pretty soon now. to wait so long to get to a basin Rut "Thai's the Army" they told men—crcti if un- are the only names left in this hoard' so that we can wasb . . . That us before the fellow shaving next to us And "That's the Army" they tell Out at the University of Cali¬ splatters us with his shaving us once more. fornia they don't make any bones (-roam7 That the clup who sleeps on Hut there's a dance 1U101- so near and coeds galore, We see about three of 'em and about service it. Blue Key, national honorary, has just nam¬ In Campus Quarters the upper berth gets In our that mnkos us sore. ed its annual roster of BMOC's. By Helen Schmidt and Scotlie MeNeal wav when we try to make our and did it by selecting a man beds? That someone in¬ Clu who is . variably lies on our . . bed after X-Ray Clinic Tests from each of the campus frater¬ NSTALLATION of officers has just 11 made the rounds of the SiUesioii, Mo. now statu.!, nities. A couple ot groups even sororities. New Delta Zeta It's made? . . . That uur shoes 300 in Two Days muscle-minded two men into it. lUcer* for the coming year are: Saturday night in 1'. tri stepped 011 and dirtied church, Lt. Bill Porta* a i- after polishing? This looks to be a much fairer 'csdent, Bette Cnrew; vice- soon The Michigan Tuberculosis Tail of '41, was married wn method than the Michigan State resident, Marian Rosello; secre- That our sox get dirty? . • • association has taken X-rays of Marceline Kidman; corre¬ pomp to Mabel Hamlin - chapter has been following; u( That we can't march at atten¬ 300 women students 111 the two Sigma CO least they admit what methods sponding secretary. Jean Mad- g'ad of '42 . . . tion and wink at the coeds? . days the drive has been con¬ they use. Maybe with its new don. and t;insurer, Elaine Zee- now out are Bob Bowci >. That one of our roommates al¬ ducted, Elaine Abbott, head of Dora Jane Lindbloom constitution, however, the local rip . . ways snores? . , That we have the clinic, announced today chapter will be guided more Romantic rumors come from Chuck Aderman's t.i 10 arrange our drawers in steps The association has registered closely by the ideals for which Raimes Betty Simps.,• Kay Guess, who received a ring . . . when we know we can't walk up 1.800 women students, in addi¬ in-ill tion to 200 faculty members and it is supposed to stand. ' om Jerry Taylor on the 11th. pha Gam pledge, has a p.i. her Teysen. Delta Chi Jury was a Sigma Nu pledge •iii ..I we love to count ca- college employees for the who left the middle ot last term Martha Kelly. Kappa. X-rays, which are being given ■ilu.n . . . That arches "south" when one fellow this week and next en's gym. 111 the Wom¬ OUR "In Campus Quarters" reporters, Scottio MeNeal and Helen Schmidt, are de¬ for tlie navy air forces . . . he's Dick Graver's SAE pin. l ow stationed at Chapel Hill. Last night the AOPis N C. fit >su t at the house for : the rest of the squad is going ploring the lack of romantic north?" That get low happeuings around campus. "Wc In Detroit social news this last si ig and East Lansing nn i . . . we Annual IHa-Day (auta last Sunday the Alph., i, haven't got no pmnings nor weekend was the announcement . grades in elementary arithme¬ l eld pledge tea tin Slated for Future nothing to write about," they of Kappa Jean Rheinfrank's en- . . . tic when we find "trig" a snap? declare And just at this psy¬ ygemcnt to Lt. Robert Hawkes. in day they will have a d. Farmers This Week chological moment, along comes i 1 inn er State student and Del- I lilgc to raise funds t<' By PVT. JOE B1TZKR the Cedar Chest Manufacturers rationally sponsored Mm Michigan State college will of America with the announce¬ eatrp for underprivileged THE MOVIE mpch " agree. But it'd be whs line, cadets better for play host to more than 300 of Michigan's youngest far m e r s ment that they are sponsoring a "National Falt-in-Love Week AUSTRALIA droit- Initiation activities took r from each of the status 210 i Continued from Page 1) icsi Sunday for the Sigma ( you and me ' Their idea is that nothing chapters when the 15th annual 11 the movie were taken and stimulates the sale of hope Seas battle theater, including The three new actives an convention of the Future Farm¬ M.o tin, Wallace McLay an tossed to the sea, ers of America will be held on chests like love, which is prob¬ yesterday's 100-plane assault in And a dance band and women the campus. Sessions are sched¬ ably true. The outstanding evi¬ the Port Moresby region, Sun¬ Melnyk . . . the Alpha X kept us up till three. uled for today and Thursday, dence of the campaign on this day's 45-plane thrust against hold initiation this weeken.: campus so far, of course, was Oro Bay in New Guinea, and a Kay Knight, Anne PuiK... according to R. W. Tenny, direc¬ tor of the short courses. the way the aircrew students 98-plane raid on Allied shipping Nancy Locke, Virginia B". made their mass frontal attack at Guadalcanal Island, in the Bette Sullivan, Mary Jam- INFORMATION ients Included of in the the list of recip¬ honorary Farmer degrees to be, awarded State on MSC women last Sunday. was even more terrific from the It Solomons, on April 7. In these unprecedented forays, FOIul Call Peg Griffin and M- coed angle, so we hear. official Allied tabulation showed at the meet will be' -President HOUSEHOLDERS—- the enemy lost an even 100 John A. Hannah, R. J. Baldwin, It occurs to us that the women Householders association will director of State's extension irouud who are planes—37 at Port Moresby, 24 pinned, en¬ at Oro Bay and 39 -at Guadal¬ New under-arm hold a meeting tomorrow at 2:30 program, Harry S. Wilt, assist¬ ant to the director of short gaged. married and whatnot to canal—but General Blarney de¬ Cream Deodorant men who are engaged in the clared that the situation was p. rn. rather than Tuesday, as courses and Prof, Elton U. Hill, service of Uncle Samuel should safely loaded with danger was stated in yeaterday's Stale head of the department of farm hand together in some sort of an News. management. crganization tor their mutual Stops Perspiration benefit. EKC Men Travel oh HOME ECONOMICS CLUB— Herbert Chapman, *41, Dies Between crying on each oth¬ Own Hook to Camp Home Economics club will hold Following Airplane Crash er's shoulders and gossip about an important business meeting what Jack is doing in New Gui¬ ERC men who have received tomorrow at 4 p. m. in room 1 Michigan State's casualty list nea, they could knit and do all orders to report at Camp Grant. of the Home Economics building. was raised to 27 when Capt. Scott field, Fort Custer, or Fort sorts of patriotic things. Pos¬ Members will discuss plans for Herbert Chapman, 41, died m a Sheridan must get to the camp sibly it would help absence to the annual Home Economics ban¬ Lynchburg. Va, hospital follow¬ make the heart to which they grow fonder. have been as¬ quet and will hold nominations ing an airplane crash Sunday. signed "on their own hook." . shifts. Docs not lor the election of officers. Captain Chapma n, whose Capt. George H. Branch, ROTC 2. No waiting to Jry. Gui I* home was in Holland, was a Torpedo Found on Shore • • TAPER SALE— adjutant, said yesterday. right after shaving. member of Alpha Chi Sigsia. MANISTEE, April 13 (API- No group will be leaving East 3. Instantly stops perspirat. i' The East Lansing high school Phi Kappa Phi, Tan Sigma, 1 to 3 days. Prevents oJoi Lansing for any of these camps, paper sale will be held tomorrow. Green Helmet, and Scabbard State police guarded a section These who have paper to donate and Blade while attending State. of the Lake Michigan beach he said. The inen will be reim¬ 4. A pure, white, greasiie-- bursed at the rate of five cents stainless vanishing cream. near here tonight, where an 18- should cull Richard Johnson at 5. Awarded Approval Seal foot torpedo was washed ashore per mile as travel allowance be¬ 8-1S89, so thut the city trucks, Drive Nets Hi«h Returns American Institute of taun-k i tween East Lansing and their manned with u crow of high shortly before noon. ing for being harmless to post upon arrival. fabric. school students, can pick it up WASHINGTON, April 13 The torpedo, intact except for at the curb by 12:30 p. m. (AP)—Although the treasury a missing propellor, was be¬ said it was not yet in a position lieved to be a practice missile MUSICAL INTERLUDE— to estimate early returns in the which washed across .the lake The Musical Interlude record¬ second war loan, unofficial indi¬ from Great Lakes naval training ed program will be held today cations here tonight were that station or was lost from a train¬ between 12:30 and 1 p. ni. on the the nation probably exceeded ing ship. sun porch of the Union. The 32,000,000,000 in subscriptions program will include Franck's during the first day of the drive Symphony in D Minor, lento al¬ to raise $ 13,000,000J)00 during legro non truppo. April. ''' - M'C"'GAN STATE NEW! |Saj<» Teams, WAAC U Puzzled UVcr - FROM A BLEACHER SEAT Lir aft Hides By JOIIN M \i:kS l#bflll lathers Faring IN EVERY sport IJeffiilatioiis I s someone there always who go,* on | dampen Johnny's spirit par-, sue to come hack ticipating year after yeai ! year for Draft purely for i|K< Jove of p the giinie or for the chai i He met the |!I4I ehan i, jrounds. Chris Soukas I1 iirtV YORK. April 13 ( AP) - match- his ability against i opeiung round of the i ru lives today still nems whenever )»ossthle vcar and lost a decision! Bnder ill! the effect of the I wo such Individuals entei nt j r~„nn s newest draft rcgu- • he national AAU ' w i , never had a chance lo during the entire I anil., Eb and III 'ir first reactions ■ meet in New York last Er'mixed because some clubs end Since I9U), one short, sent- i " dh the I it t le Swede n j alt available steam c\ oarenily n,„y ' helped and behurt mg Johnny Eaieckson of the' > by the Baltimore YMCA, has Im-,, , taring the national meet If. ! | Th|. Y..I-U «limits ..ml has never won a title during alii i'mid In.1i.ins are two of these years but tins does ,„,i iii.,i expect to receive ■!,,.'nthe order which di- title. Lfed that fathers of children AIM) C-. Wir Si plcmbcr IS, 1942, Drive glit. Sever T in :< \ and deferred as before he has llnishci L Mark in I A > pe sible. Begins This W crk the top three. i u p. the But no eh.unpion.i Alplia Ptii of his weight. |Ray Mack, second baseman of It took hf Indians, recently was classed "keep idcir r induction. Since he has an Hill wthj-old baby, however, ( Ion. ' >\ in hind Park. •CHKSrCRriELD* t Indians now believe ho will Kan senior Warning signs such |r returned t" a 3A classification as "Be a true Spartan." Cow probably lie available to paths are across the river" and Ken: throughout liie season. "Give the other sprouts a 1$!,: ilnriion tookic third base- tigured large in chance" are now being painted ft Giants' plans, is in a similar and will be up tiy the end of this k Those will puntton A lew days ago he ordered to take his screen Proudly wearing her miniature about the campus where stu¬ copy of a WAAC uwtorm littl,, |, w:,,a„ „• he h.,s a U;baby classed I.INIM beingdaughter ANN Al'RAN I' Maj. Gen. H. S. APR AND and oneM,.df-vea, ,dd da «h,e (left), commanding general ,,1 the Sixth i dents tend to make paths .inoss f the lawns j last duly and thus falls Service command, salutes with her father as a WAAC mobilisation Under A PC's new const tuliooj Ithin the scope ot the new reg-1 day parade passed before them in Chicago. Linda Ann b id been aircrew students and civilians) ' selected by the WAACs at nearby Port Sheridan a, their mascot, on campus who are interested and eligible will bo able to ait il¬ jndtrrs Hit ' Michigan State college comes under the Sixth Si eommand ium themselves with the sen ice I On the ottioi hand Branch | militarily. csidcnt of the Brook- —— organization. Gordon announced Other parts of the new constitu¬ ■ Dodgers, expressed the opitt-i .. .. . ... Sol iIk.II Iiiii rnt'v •Hiavth.it the ruling would liollfUHI I (THIS Kllllior tion were designed to eliminate t same clubs. including his!../ i . t?. > t Intramural Director .vinan I,. | the necessary- -peace-1nee led i, beeau Frimodlg reiiurstrd lhat all those t tabling the childless play- j us Utterly False wishing to enter teams in the! act an emergen I all-college suftball tournament Other officers elected this! i to turn in their team names and term are Bill Kundc. Dearborn) |Kirby Higbc. one of the Dodg- Tlie rumor fiends on iiirjpu: ) members to him as soon as pos- sen I ot, vice-president; Jack I i pitching mainstays, and ro- have been enjoying a Rom in catiher-Dcc Moore have holiday lately with their current j) sililc. To date only three have Saniuelsiiii, Farmington fresh-' been submitted, and unless a hchildren ;c d Rickey said that talk about a measles epidemic at eretary-tre good deal in tlie ' club had known they Michigan State, but thCrc is "no tournament more come will be dropped el)- j Lester Sheldon. Hell soph, |*ild be railed sometime dur- more of an epidemic now than corresponding and ulu Urelj iunnner. he now ex- there has been all year." accord¬ uit they might be In¬ ing to Dr. C. F. Holland, college dian a few weeks, physician. iy Childless Players "There are several cases at ■Draft prei'tninaries already present, but we h a v e had begun tor many players measles all year," Holland re¬ Felt Dogs ■ in • ,!•.. id but childless— ported, and added that there is X Brow • ol the Cardinals, no indication of an epidemic. ' Butche:. .Iiinniy Wasdell i! .'ark Halk-tt ' Paatvs. of the Pitts- MSC Athlete Slated George Stirn- Art Mctheny and Aaron for West Point 90c *1.60 tson of the New York Yan- Hngli Last and Harry Duane Fuulman, Spartan sen¬ _ ".lit the Giants, Loli Tost ior who won his major football - ■ ' Braves, to name a few. letter as a sophomore quarter¬ 2.35 'i«"-st.bility that Stirn- mav be deterred back, will enter the United because math ulcers. States Military Academy at West inny Vanrier Meet- of. the Point in July. r Howard Pol let Faulman will graduate as an Jv ; v Walker ot the Cards, economics major before becom¬ (im'ii ami White State Dogs m Diet? „r.d Bill Brandt, two ing a Kaydet Plebo. He is a «s tor the Pirates, and member of the Spartan baseball t catcher Herb Bremer of squad this spring. ■wton Red Sox are |W* who became » h. among "Mickey." as he is commonly fathers known around campus for his Fraternity and Sororilv September 15 deadline likeness to Rooney, is a member ■FWment and who now may of Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater¬ Pets also at 90c , *ned then service calls to be nity and in the advanced caval¬ Our own beloved ClKsttriii'J in critp ry ROTC class. His home is in birdseye pique with it» metal 11 mrneti ^tbiiiPointFatherswhich * Doubtful Flint. button* matching down the front. Ex¬ on the ball I quisite streamlined back. IXr'hitc only. aie in I doubt is wheth- CLASSIFIED ADS 9 a> 15. STATE COLLEGE -not "expectant fathers" P.aced temporarily in 12.95 r;J- d bracket set up to ir,!,"'u! I""® with ' ,ses dependents, draft "hoards have hardship grant- LOST- Pi i 81436. i silver key »ha|n Reward. Call Be. M pall was catcher cinity of Grand River. Call JoOti of the Giants. 81437. 1U*13 Tit'kfU at HELMET \ N I) S.W.I Faireiiild Theater Enion Desk and PRESENT |Accou„iillg Office Friday - Saturday FOXHOLE FOLLIES OF '43 55c inel. tax April 16 -17 -Seats Now 8:1'--> p. in. V* j*" P° Kefund at Box- Office THIRD ANNUAL VARIETY SHOW ■ ... .. .. . :" ' mmm Wednesday, April U Eiffht Ore Carriers I.«,«•( in Ire ftf Lake Michigan CHICAGO, April i:i ^ Right ships were loc-R., r , ice near the top of I ^ igan today, and the c,, planned to send a pi;,,., scene in an effort to r, sage for their, escape trap. Ensign I,. I). Gin Guard public relation here, said the vessel- , carriers, and that "completely locked" about 20 or 30 mm north shore. as seen in VARIETY SHOW (Continued from Page 1) lund.s will be given for ducats rjiioan. purchased. i-Gen. A campus newsreel is the cen¬ I li nn i tral theme of the "Follies" and the acts revolve around it. The newsreel is an actual filming of pseudo-campus life at Michigan State lampooning Spartan activ¬ ities from professors to canoeing students. Continuity and direc¬ tion of the film is under the guidance of Earl (Osrict Brig- dam. editor of the Spartan mag¬ azine. Titles and Chairmen of the participating acts include; Kap¬ pa Delta, "VVAAC Camp," Mar¬ garet Wilcox, Flint sophomore; Alpha Ki Delta, "M. C. Night¬ mare." Peggy Smith, Hoyal Oak sophomore; Alpha Gamma Del¬ ta. "Turnabout," B. J. Anderson, Fremont senior; Sanfont House. "Our Day,' EloJie Johnson, Blanchurd senior; Alpha Chi Omega, "Village Night Club," Peggy Hall, sophomore from Owosso. West Mayo, "Mayo Minstrels." it) (if i Maude Graham. Charlotte soph¬ I drri< omore; South Campbell, "News- lb nu> reel with Tips on Women for bnrf \i Soldiers." Thelma Jones, Wyan¬ nnlinui dotte senior; S i g m a Kappa. indivii 'Hushm' Nights." Gloria Bell. Ikitrve Detroit junior; WAA, "In h hips Grandma's Day," Hose m a r y (tmprrl Yatu. Lansing junior and Kappa the rlta Alpha Theta. "Thetu Kantecn." Myra Uuehholz, junior from De¬ troit. LAST Mickey Rooney DAY "A YANK AT ETON t"' BREV for small legs MODITE for middling %J€^ DUCHESS for tall Belle-Sharmeer Sloe* in all leg leg sizes 1.00 to 1.65 'v !'• • EXTRA TREATS • * *oti* 'UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS N«. f "BIRD FARM" - "A. T. C. A."