vm Rock Rommel Ait-power I. jViiifie 84 to 3 Victory 'll°^ Thiu German Supply MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 1)0,1y Studc"t <$■' ■i' By Wes Gallagher Publication of Michigan Slate College iLLlKD ilDQ. IN NORTH AFRICA, April 14 (AIM- VOL 332333 m 5£L LANsiNO' MICHIOAR THUItSDAY, APRIL ll HH3 NCTTIF" Ailie.1 hitrli command announced today » stunning m 5oJ1 atrial victory which shredded Marshal Rommel's rover ^,1,0, and further limactlc lightMfor * menaced his thin supply line on the' Army Alters ROTC Processing „ Plans H Hying Fort | Tom Ihmmm Itvporlvil Missing l niformw Will Be InhikmI on Cniii|Mis; lAmerica led a tremendous ns- ^ Rank. Pay Based on Activation Date 00 Romctri's 1-car bases in By Don Thornbury „ Qv. j, r,,, 77 planes. ' Sev- 1 ,,,,, '■ net down lit Oth¬ "l!,ri,rv *•" previous announcement, the •> to senior I ■ opt" ers during yesterday. . "ho were activated into the armv In si Wed¬ Herman reliance on nesday, April 7, will not go to FortCuster for urn. esxinir (,'insp 1 ' - indicated the according to ('apt. George If. Branch, adjutant. . 1 |j, mnn'I's supply prob- Instead, they will lie measured for uniforms here. The Mlml ground troops "uniforms will then !>.• reijui- the i lu itiy's last moun- Council OKs jsitioned through Furl Custer v'tw'si' eighth army al- | or (thieago, headtpiarlers for *,..S pi..iimg the Enflda- the Sixth service command. dfienses hit t the lii'di.-h miles south of first army was Suspension of Their pay will be etinactive to April 7, the date m the west much lion, ( Joss loaders 1,-oni „ th.;n ! .11 to the Tunisian To CJet Corpitral, Sergeant t'ay ,w; met trench and Ameri- Hank and pay will he based on ,r.vp- \et1 e deploying in the giwest tor coordinated blows Group Decides Kleetions the date that individual men joined the KHC, Hraneh -luted. are r\period to push the Not Kssenlial Pari Those who went to Detroit , o! Hummel sind Col.-Gen. for •if NVarliine MSI, enlistment March 12 will pre¬ ten Ven Aniim into the Med- sumably be corporals, while those unfair .(ten 1s A N. Anderson's Ti.nlilional class elections will HOTC ■niors whi: KHC it be held (Ins men prior to that dati ill he 8 r;n made mrther advances spring, it wnsj • ergeanls, aecordili l» f en..;' v clean out the Seidell at the Ilrst spring term I mlortnation. resent" ntam- oetween Medjez-El¬ eeting of^ Student council Inst! and M.iteur preliminary to ght. In ol her years four oifi- Thi loldier students will not imt strike toward Tunis, 14 (AP i i been chosen from 1 have undergo another physl- I'niii Harmon, sliim iphomore, and is only lift airline miles j iiiuiorjcal < imination, aeeording to Medio.' El Bab. Allies Warned Jap in in football 'lasses ierve for the next Hranc Hi-ancn, because they dl had biiv ersitv ol , -ihool y phys'eals when lllev weie enlist¬ Threat Mounting irmed by ituMghl Hie thai | Wilh ininniiur ss it parties not cut to a, ed into the KHC. eliminated en i m the South I Iirely for the , loration, Rules Unehanged there isj After New Baid I lit) t IMH'tlCiri 11 m such i aVieei s., Rules concerning hoin .mit re¬ Harmon's- •ouricil nienibn rs felt. Made by strictions have not been I .inns A. Vera Di'iiner, SikIus senior, the ■'hanged ALLIED AUSTRALIA IlDQ.. S Any changes »wiII be an- Thursday. April 15 tAP)—The no details motion stipulated Hint class oil 1- ^011 need as soon as made il thai lie had h >en missing err elect a mis be along Japanese lost 30 out of more April 8 Mis | a rents' last the need for such | suspended until with the date and lociitmn elections measurement of"uniforms, for than 80 planes they sent in Wed- letter did arises again. 1 nesday's raid on Milne bay. New Loan Fund Total $743 I !V,Vl"'icd wl11 be allowed Guinea, as they pressed their bid i enlisted in the Spartan Victory loan f„„d t0 ,,v® at h»me with their fami- a year ago after now has a total or S743 111 it, i according to present plans. |. Von "> the Time for (he air supreinaey which radio broadcaster lid - Jean Chapman, Detroit senior!! Po,ice administration men who izlrd students, stilt confused General Mai-Arthur has said will towing his graduation chairman of the fund, reported. ur® 'n tioned "OTC and who are sta¬ outside the college wilt like recent time change, have deride the war in the Western Michigan win he had car\ ed • j last source of hope. At to-, Pacific. The raiders hit three brilliant carei on the gridiron, Women who failed to make | get money. no extra ration ami Men who quarters Harmon's | no, in which he appointments for, or who miss¬ are practice meeting of the State small Allied ships. d of Agriculture, is believed have lot the ed getting their X-ra.v at the teaching or doing poller work members United States was nicknamed scheduled ilme, should report won't be required to wea tini- decide «hether campus MELBOURNE, April 14 AIM "Old !I8 lie the number he to the fi rms, but all others will. Women's KYin as soon » may he moved up In ac- —Japanese planes struck heav¬ bnre \uth eastern war time, earned I on the gridiron. as possible. X-rays are run¬ ily today at Milne bay. Allied Inntinue thrir policy of rug- base on New Guinea, in a day¬ ning ahead of schedule, and M Individualism. appoinimrnts may be made lo Ltever their decision, stu- light raid punctuating a warning a few hours earlier by Prime Groups lo Discuss] lilI in the vacancies, according lo Elaine Abbott, held worker ('on I Hosiery I lil I 8 ■(Mtprehrnd hope they will soon be able the Minister John Curtin of Aus¬ tralia that the Japanese ' appar¬ Biological Tlicnic in charge. lo lie Rnlncnl complexities ■the cliannc, ently are contemplating furthei ;e lecture, I. Burlier Shop IS'eiVS attacks against New Guinea and the Solomons." rth ol latum of the • es, will lie Bn logical As- Answers and pledges were re- ccived from 21) organ zations 011 ifler May I the cards sent out lati last term, The size of the raiding I'orci I >i "< Is Marring. DETROIT, April 14 .AP) !'1 barber pole has not been nil women will be ad- Council members si roe- Women will have to wail - in front of the State was not disclosed by Allied until ummendation to the faculty headquarters in Australia, but it dresseil in separate groups, to¬ May 15 if they want to purchase . s office this I'ommiltee 011 the annual Voca¬ morning, it is was believed to dumber botweei day, at 7 la |) in., KWT. Dr. rayon stockings at puses re¬ f because its tions Guidance conference that occupants arc too 50 and 100 planes, to equal th< I.vdia laghtring. head or physi¬ the duced from 5 to 40 cents a pair. busy shearing each two-day meeting be aerial fleets .sent against Ore bu> cal education tor women, will con¬ other's locks. A wide¬ verted into some other form this The olfice of price administra¬ and Port Moresby on New Gui lecture in the Music auditorium. spread hair cutting serv- year, after taking into consid¬ tion has postponed its dollor- Men. who will be addressed by lft' was nea, and against Tulagi in thi eration the drop in male enroll¬ und-cents price ceilings until established there i)r l\ F Holland, College health late Solomons all within the la> then, Arthur B. McWoo.i, acting yesterday, with but Uncctor, will meet in the horti¬ ment. Instigated by former * n~.en week. chief price executive of the OP A escaping the un-pro- culture lecture room. College Pres. Robert S. Shaw, *»a! This new blow, hitting at 'h< the conference has been a two- here, said, to coinl'ide with a snipping. Brave per- Allied base on the southeast b| war production board order set¬ lyillms to be victims for the of the Papuan peninsula on New Kelly Signs Speed Limit Bill day alTair for many years. ting construction standards for • baibc.! may make ap- Committee Appointed Guinea, followed closely upm LANSING. April 14 (AIM A ?'enls by Betty Gibson, Crystal Falls rayon hosiery and to give the calling Ext. 2(18 bdl giving the governor, state warnings by Gen. Douglas Mac senior, and Bud Fenton, Fowler- trade time lo be heard on price Arthur and by Gen. Sir Thoma iMiliee commissioner and state viile sophomore, will act as a margins already written Into the s Repulsed Blarney that the Japanese wen highway commissioner power to committee to discuss the possi¬ regulation. at Kharkov ;• ■„ -peed limits and impose reg¬ [ONDO.v Thursday, April 15 apparently preparing new otlm ulations on bility ol a similar one-day meet¬ state and county ing with the faculty. If this regulation remains as f vie,man troops drove sives. Details of the raid and o roait-' during the war was signed it is written, it would save wom¬ Allied defenses were not -ha With more than 12 of its en an estimated $50,000 a i the bodies of their bv Governor Kelly today. year Prn another closed. members having left for the in attempt to crack hosiery bills as well as pro¬ » armed forces, and disbanding of vide for the manufacture of positions near the Donets ociow many of the clubs they repre- j stockings according to ' H'A Kharkov yesterday, Lfj'" ft«yonH driven back bv a Red W ater Carnival Replacement sented, the war-shrunk Student council discussed a reorganiza- [ fd charge, Moscow tion on different representative! Not Pla n nedjinsh Annonn res early today. basis for next year. ■ uKr total of approx- Appointed on a committee to | TIME TABLE i ,0( iii Germans were draft a reorganization of the ten'"? I.wtletin ,heandday| the mid" council were Miss Deaner, Jack wmmunique yesterday's disclosed. y^to8r^UreU Carnival, which me'^nnual was calleit oft j Anil-Forgery Campaign Weaver, East Lansing and Len Barnes, Cadillac senior. senior, because of the shortage of nec-j federal treasury depart- essary material and labor, ac-; r| en, attempting to combat Planting Project Planned TODAY— DER THE WIRE cording to class president. Jack Bush, senior I.htft iirul forgery of government I checks, has launched a "Know ment Building and Grounds depart¬ is undertaking a spring] Sigma t'hl Gamma, *> Org. room 1, Union p. ni. It is improbable that any- y.,ur Endorsers" campaign, ac- thing else" wW* be ptannVoth- j co^-g'to Police Chief Richard j ^ „Wj Defense planning board 5 p. m„ org. room 2, IJnlou ir"n April 14 (AP)— iid ji,SUP,reme court today Jtetm traitur burrowed time of swing-out, and lantern party ar¬ on ^proper -nds. trees will side .,pcnnfendent,^le be planted of Farm Lane, and elm on the west FarmIIou.se fraternity, 7 Org. room 1, Union pan. nearing comple¬ identification, and persons re¬ trees on the new road north of , Max Stephan rangements Delta Gamma Mu, 7:15 p. m. ceiving checks should not en¬ Kkl^..aJ sec°nd stay of tion," Bush added. dorse them until presenting the judging pavilion. Grounds Women's gym a few short hours Sally Peterson, Detroit senior them to be cashed. An effort east of the auditorium will be Point limitations board Una Jud« Arthur J. and Bill Monroe, Three Rivers -could be made to' cash them m planted with evergreens and 7:30 p. m., 15 Unkrn annex senior, are in charge of plans for the same place each month. Douglas firs, he added. . - the week. Thursd.n Page T\vo MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ,10N0 THE offuhm mutter at tha p«mtofflc«, F*a»t f.*n*ln*( Mich, Ennrfd located on •* if round flcor of rant win* of Union Haildjn* Anne*, room 8. Pnbliahed dally e*re|»t Sunday 'and Monday m<>rnin*» durln* the re*ular achooj WINDING CEDAR yaar and weekly on Thuraday mornings during « aettaion by the atudenU of Itv Lcn Barnes Michigan State eolIe*e. Member Aanaeiated Colleilate Praaa , _ Ti-l^phonr—C«H»ir» Flinn# Mill. M- ..... ..... Horial Office- K»t. 269 ; Du»(n»a Offlaa WASHINGTON. April II (All National Advertising Service, Inc. - k,«. 2«b. t'npi. Gerald s. Yeiter «f Low- Coltrt* I'utliUxriHcprtunuiivt Muh«criptlnii ratcn- •« per enp,; h oc .. . Hirer Michigan ar- T,ZZ*.\: r yenr by college currier to non-etudente. Z my officers cited Tor heroism and awarded Silver Stars, It'COfdlAt •—•— •— (O the war department. A crad MfcMRKR OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS uat(. of Michigan State college The Afl-orlntrrf Prce, le cchnlvcly enllMnl to tbe u«« for rtpubllcetlon of >11 , ,. Veller was commended new. .Il.poichc rrmfltc.1 to It or not oihcrwi.c rrMltcd In thla p>rrr and alao tha '» ■ *rMer «as niuinit (...I nrwa pnblwhcd tlicroin. All right, of publication on apcrlal dhpatrhra hare* lor gallantry ill action. • •r" «'••• Ills citation reads: "Always on Manneing Kdltor, I.kn It A un 108 hand wherever danger was great- I .is nit ami it itu,in**.. M.mne.r. j kan W1IITINO rsl. he served as n sourre of In- splration yvhlch stirred his men Hitrhfl.rn U-nnHm j, ( ()) eVp|| efforts. Tills a. a. appi.kgat* devotion to his mission beyond the call of duty materially coh- irihuted to Uie success of the OusHcIUn valley In the Tunisian Cited as Ilero campaign." COLUMN ANYONEsurprised -who Yeiter everwon't knew HALF RIGHT Sammy bit to be learn he a has been so honored. His ac¬ quaintances would expect him to, t EDITOR'S NOTE: TW- i< h column l.„v*t the best company in the 1«» Ih» ri«.'V«»U»«l In lite Ifftlvltim. nmit*«** regiment, or no company at all. mrnM. I't. of 'AlWnmvtf 1«) IC N«»w For Sammy was that kind of a .. Ihirt hofdin* hndfre *fi»l «mi«i Bin* on .nmiuiM hi- forlifiM.it. iiIhw turn guy. He went all out for any¬ in hi y infrtrmnUoii of thni kfml. Any* thing that Interested him. Be- thimr rite w.'lix it i<* at Monty'* nu.1 tin* l*H\ft Kmmv M'iii br nrr.iit.il. foie being decorated by the Unit Tni» column ran «>nly »iw wttifT Hint I* ed States, he was awarded the hrWd nlHiitt lh(*'wf*ltt)T(' ImyH- An en* French Croix de Guerre with Vo|oi*r Iisim born |ilnmi on the Ftnte "I oiilp hope IF* tiof rflbhlf* in' his rnTor, New* off In bulletin Imnnl for rtwlribtt- gold star for -uetlon In the same Last time it happened, he moHldn'i sign « , . sector. caller all dap!" FROM tile looks on the hoys theseofdays. heads the JtOTC A member of the then Hosperi must stiinrl for der of Tonstire Clippers the Koyiil Or¬ Some an m was paternity, Yeiter was a year kreii for when the competition a such a title. Prob¬ BMOC College "Ilome-i.amwd' iDoilI'll II ill Solve if these elds are really solid We icvcr knew some of these guys ably his greatest accomplishment stemmed from his exuberant pel Campus Kills Slmrhn hud so much head. It's surpris s>oiulity. He was as good a With the hope of increasing Henry Foul uig what a little hair can cover i heei leader its we've ever seen. the supply of food for campus the short mm . up for so long. When Sammy organized a pep dormitories. Michigan State is More than '• rally the student body turned planning to produce an esti- land will In ; It only costs a nirkel to call a ted BOO tons of canned foods none of tin out in large numbers, whether i out of the variu is barracks now. ding to colle according to toe team was winning or not. H< hut if we wait i little longer the ofTieials shall, hurt i. was cocky almost to the point ol will go up Somebody renl- HAM YE1TKK ■ making enemies at times, hut iiis As ituieh as possible, research project head. un another field night to ask the CPA in lit s . limitless pep and infectious grin information will be gathered Following t he >f living. will gave him control of every crowd through a program of produc¬ i?ich> :. : tion and processing at the ean- corn, peas, Beans. Beans. Beans. Bean CIub Conference This quality of inspiration you mug faeior.v "The plant, whose rots, ami I .. • soup, chili. Beans. And It's all iUier have or don't have. It equipment was the gift of proct paid for by the army. lo Draw rurally isn't something to be learned bv Sept en i! study. And it's what makes the lias anyone ever seen such Tvvelv Michigan Stale faculty poor drillmasters as the QMs' member Will go to Ann Arbor ti.llcrer.ee leader or between the top an man average in any Cradualcllonoi 120.11(1(1 Please don't east any aspersions tombrro Friday, and Saturdo hold ni , tleid. be it lighting or running a >n the freshmen either. They're to participate in the 57th annual stuiI. ,. ,..t Sammv had it. -etiug of the Schoohnastc' "" doing much heller this term I vcr in maneuvers at Fort t'lub which will be held at the grown (i i).x. N. .1 . his company excelled. That little white thing that has University of Michigan, accord¬ herrii a tall, four legs, and a head, we ing to Registrar Robert S Lin¬ Recognition of perfurinance there took them to Ireland as a recon- think, is Shsrirnch. unotTieial ton, vice-president of the orga¬ nization. i .rssance group with the lirst the large- mascot of the corps. He now The Michigan Schoolmasters t> ansport of troops there. lives at the held artillery bar Ore of the high spots of Cap¬ will hold n series of conferences racks, al least one night a week tain Yc'ter's army activity so far for three days, built around the and he won't come lor anybody i i.l the ROTC ' • unless he's general theme of "Education for c.nve when his company was i (u sen as the royal guard and Get Y< Freedom." Among the Michigan State rt to the king and queen of faeulty to participate in the cog- England, who were reviewing the We're romg to look nice in ferenee will be Ucun E. L. An- Anieucrn troops in Ireland those privates' uniforms' At thony, Prof. Paul Bagwell, Prof. • • * Reseri least we'll have more than one H M. B.vram. Dean Elisabeth "I found in.vself the official b'onse so that .when we get up Conrad, Prof. Walter Fee, Prof door-opener and helper-inand- >u ti.e morning our blouse won't A. J. Huggctt. Instructor Ludorc outer of the royal car." he writes ■pen the door to the room for us. lrland, Instructor Hans Leon- of this. "Most of the time I was * ha tlar?,1' F,"?f F Y Millard.. Prof. jn arm's reach of the royal up off If this warm we'll have to take our coats foi the weather Tuesday afternoon keeps V. H H. Noll. Prof E H Thorne. ' Prof. C. A Tomes, Merle D. Byers and Prof, , ple" ooen Even the queen must have caught by his gregarious ?vin. for she'Tinbeiit from her cou Seats drill periods. Blue hands don't Also at the conference will be ,0Va| dignitv lone enougii to go well with on O. D. blouse. representatives from 14 Mich- wink at him igan educational organizations ,, ., Normal ^L^''yms on ,helr s,lindarc)s as If you've got anything against any of your cadet officers let us and Michigan State school, Albion college. Western lhe ,bo;.' cl,mP"ny in the regi- Today is I If ''j know. We'll print it until > we're Michigan"College of Education. mcl!:' >e,,ers SrouP was picked censored. Central Michigan college, and 2s the S"01"*1 of hono'' when Gen FLORENCE HALL, MSC for chou *' Dwight Eisenhower visited Amer¬ graduate of 1905, was nam¬ T1IE PRIVATE. University of Michigan. ican troops recently. ed head of the U. S. Wom¬ (Maybe we'll be corporals some • * * en's army corps, or "wom¬ day.) A ircrcum on Retpi i re At State Sammy took his B-A. There will he en's land army." this week degree in hotel administration. v rn'w i» uook , , - Gompleieti *, . a Half the Time of 150 »- ,, , Organizations he participated ac¬ by the department of agri¬ culture. ;i( I he door! TmJ .. .. lor Aircrewiiien 1 faculty Members tively in include Alplia Phi the Accounting 0| Omega. Pershing Rifles team. Some 150 faculty members V'""^ ' he University of Moscow. A new text. "Models in Semi- besides teaching their regulaV council and ^caifbuT" a"^ v'?— AugUst' '?41' by thc tethnical use Exposition." of aircrew students in their en.und classes has been com- pie ted by E. P. Lawrence, and for the classes in mathematics, ^giaphy. Enghsh. physics, and history, airy Physical education are using half cheerleader in of thcir 111116 instructing the — cadet cauliin in Rn-rr- te? waf picked as 1941. A?i AmerlTn \-', l.-.v. and philology oin<; to Kqhsnieii Under the present weather I each mgbl as much as tjossibh Conch John Kobs has Ins i SI OUTS hit theduring term low ebb two weeks annual spring GUI.AT LAKES, around the past Gordon "Mickey" Coch¬ conditions, under l.t | bordering which liuve on winter for the past | been! keeping a particularly hopefi whole baseball problem boiled | campus week, the only way Conch >Kai l j eye mi the freshmen with wboi down lo a need for pitchers now. with most of the rane has signed leather, games with major league teams' up It', j Schl.idemnn can entice his track | he is planning to fill the gap lie sends his squad through j,l'nms bivering thro work- and it looks like they men to come out for practice is outs in preparation their have the necessary stuil to win might j left'by (lie 14 point makers gon their last paces before With a ste^j» ilea ted hut for them to against Michigan in Ann 'Arbor I 'IM,n "IWner- Dascball most of the time Especially! In keep warm in between urns | the armed forces Unless the weather turns beC. m Saturday hopped behind the since they are whipping out gob) The Spartan tliin.lads arc Um ami activity this yea. when the suds for 11»tj.iy in- tomorrow, HioSpar 'Just give us one tirst class long hitters like John¬ preparing to meet Purdue ben ' 1 tins hopes" lor a j»norl «ilIitiiW big southern trip was cancelled ny Mac and have pitchers like pitcher." Kobs says, "and we due to HI tin* optMiiim in cot <>r tlif sen will be all right. Lock of pitch¬ I transportation trouble Johnny Hignc.v on hand •Men students Interested In i son u til ho left lint iiviti » |i|. But will mark the ing is a weakness we can't becoming manager or the fool : opening of the bole spring pro- to overcome." ball leant report to the prue- I.onks for Ace Hurler '"'Tol'm K b, ill take his outfit BUT umpires m either league j will be hollering "Play Hall" ! tiee lield any afternoon except Tuesday between 1:30 'and CLASSIFIED ADS But the search is on for that I down tn^Aim Arbor Saturday m a few' more days with all I 5:30. Ask for Clillck aw- digging in Brethren, extra first elass Dinger and no at the plate one on the Spartan squad is be¬ j (,,, ;l M,NS'mil villi the Waiver- C'lark GrilTitli has K D.H. all set bead manager. i and "a sev re test of his po¬ to heave the first ball in Wash- ing spared. tential power on the diamond j ington at least that much will j tins Saturday and the bliisteii Bight now Kobs has some this year right from the start. be as in the old days. weather has prevented any dr ' • promising freshmen pitchers on The first home appearance for cent workout so far tins week | band but all arc bothered with the Spartan apple knockers will Willi peanuts being used lot FeaniiK musele- strain in tb. , wildhess that will need taming next akc munitions and meat ru-i suh-n o r m ii ( litssi/ivil Huleg Wednesday against I' temperature, ah, before they can be countbd onj Notre Datne Kobs says be will tioniug cutting down on the hot | hurdlers and broad jumpers \ Two rents per word; minimum dependable work throughout j d. • fght this year it his dogs, it looks like the baseball-j have had to give up practicing I rlturtP, 30c; all advertisement* the season. pitchers last. Time will nnswei going public will have lo use a | their events, substituting a few' lot o| imagination to get the old- i logs around the track to keep in i payable ill advance; no pre¬ For the Michigan game, the his doubt on this question ferred position. Spartans will send out a lineup time thrill and atmosphere. But* shape. On top of this, a strong Union Illtlg. Annex, fto»ni 8 we're willing to take a swing at | wind has added In the cindei pretty well filled with veterans from last year. Capf. Boy Chlo- pan will lead the infield letter TRACK fans will be able watch the move into their first State cindcrmetl the first outdoor hall park is open for- business ' available; squad's difficulty Sehladei Telephone 8-1511—Business Ext. 288 men by taking over his old post meet since ttie KRC call took the So conic on. lads. "Batter Up " Ins men through at second base, majority of Karl SebladCman's luclue on First stellar men away from running Howard Laciue will be tagging spikes and put them in hob-nails when Purdue comes here Satur¬ them out on first base with Art day. From the looks of the local Maischoss slowing up the hot weather this week the cry may drives dowh third base way he "mush" from the starter and the races may he on snoWsle instead of the usual sprints. '13Golf Schedule 'O GET out of our own back¬ Apr 34 Michigan and Notre yard and take ,i took at the Dame (Triangular) | " outside sports picture, it has Ann Arbor | been brought to notice that bat- May 1 Notre Dame and Il¬ linois (Triangular) South Bend ' ' tering Tony Arena, former ti| tan center and outstanding gi man here in .1341. is teaching the service of | the buys the technique' of |I May May 10 May 15 8 Univ. of Michigan Northwestern Univ. Univ. of Detroit ' ' "judo" m the Army Air Forces weather school .1 (Jr.aid K .pids Service _ I May 22 Lieutenant Tm Univ. of Detroit May 28 Michigan State Nor mal * HERE h I dun* 5 Michigan State Nor scattere ma! sports i .nth rial j "Home games Bob Andreoli is set at shortstop aid this fills the Jnfield with ex qerienced men. Kobs has shown pleasure with I ..due's ability to adapt himself! i ■ to the first base job. For the oast two years the hard hitting Detroit senior has played in the going to be )l autfleld with an occasional turn either lenii at catching duties. Two Veterans in Outfield Two veterans, Frank Pcller'm iking and Ed Ciolek, will take care .>1 I«T. il enter and right field, respec¬ tively. Bob Proulx, sterling freshman who has really beta slugging the ball in practice, is slated to handle the other out¬ Forestry Teacher Leaves field post. to Aid Rubber Research The pitching duties for Satur¬ Frederick H. Vogel, forestry Men and Women day's game will rest with cithei 1 C'olir. "Pinky" Getz or Dick Ber-; department instructor, accepted nitt, both seniors and lettermcn. a federal position in rubber re- in the Armed Forces Both are right handers. n South America. Among Joe Vavra, Ted Corson. Lei Vogei's duties will be surveying and in War Plants Have Walton, Dennis Manko, and, of the best ruffles lor bringing Ralph Couey are freshmen-pros¬ rubber out of the Brazilian jun Firs* Call pects with Vavra and Walton! gles as well as hunting for the on Greyhound Today! topping the-list. Walton is the trees. While at Stale he was a • iii I In' M only southpaw in the bunch. specialist in forest wocd pioduct- Today it's service for the Service first And this job is a lug one --measured in oii e M'idsJ —for all those, in uniform or work- numbers of passengers or areas served. For Greyhound reaches directly more clothes, who are actively contributing to w ill he I - ORPHEUM — Victory over the Axis. Transportation for these essential travelers is Grey¬ hound's first responsibility under present war air plants, military camps, shipyards, fields, navy bases, big cities, cross¬ roads towns, farm centers than any door! T«j TODAY AND FRIDAY conditions. other transportation system. count ing dl Clsuddt* Ray Brian COLBERT • M1LLAND • AHERNE Carrying selectees to examination cen¬ If occasionally you are inconvenienced ters—soldiers and sailors on leaves or or delayed, please keep on taking it with smile. This isn't some other fellow's furloughs — trob| oops on maneuvers or a it's yours and ours and we all )XH0| emergency moves—-men and women to war — their vital work in war plants — this is have to do everything we possibly cua SATURDAY ONLY Greyhound's major wartime job. .. to help win it. -— Hill Wm. Bovd in "Riders of the Timberline" Two Lives" with Edward Norris and SUNDAY - MONDAY ! TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY and "Man >vilh Jean Arden 118 S. Grand. Laming GREYHOUND TERMINAL 108 W. Grand Klver, East Lansing tel. 20873 tel. 82813 if % lOltlt PRESTON iy ami >ati 15 p. m- M ' Also Van Ileflin in Irchild TM llona Masscy it ■KlDGLOVEKIUJEHj "NEW WINE" Thursday, April 15, im:i MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Holmes, Detroit junior, memfi, ship. Romitielliood, British Pursue Rommel Past Sfax - THE - Other chairmen are person.,' ity. Ruth Thorburn, Lansm- sophomore; publicity, Dorm, Allies Better, WOMAN'S WORLD Potts, Ann Arbor sophom,. radio. Peg Hall, Owosso s, > By KAY BE8EMER more; social, Helen Fish *Ike' Declares Town Girls Grand Rapids freshman. The SWL service award, Town Girls will meet today at the member who has been , Eisenhower l)« Confident 5 p. m. to discuss term plans and standing in the organization elections for the wining year, service, record and churn, •• of Ability to Thrust according to Doris Harford. East was given to Miss Holmes I > Lansing senior. Place of the thy Greey, of the Home Axis from Africa meeting will be posted on the F, mimics division, wns also hm Union directory. ALL I El J HDQ IN NORTH ed as new ndv.Wer. AFRICA. Apr 14 (AD—Gen¬ Honors Tea eral Dwight D Eisenhower calls j A wartime honors ten. for Marshal Krwin Rommel "n great those women who made two general' hut "not a superman" | point averages both fall and and adds he is confident that the j winter terms, will he hold today I'nils''« Msl. a P.M.—Ni«ht« : Axis loader and his troops, do- from 7:30 to 9 p- m. in South STARTING TOD.U spite his generalship, will bej Campbell, according to Dean thrown out of Africa. Elisabeth Conrad. "Though 7ft A TEMPEST OF THRILLS' invitations have been sent out, The Commander in Chief of • roaring out of it is possible that some one may the Allied forces in North Africa j have been overlooked. Any girl Iho lusty lorn made known these views in an of the "10o' who has made a two point, and interview with Philippe Soupatt for "France Afriquc," the lias not received an invitatiofi, Nights' ! French news agency, which will may get one at my office," Miss Conrad stated. bo published tomorrow in the weekly "Tarn " Off-Campus Women Asked whether the delaying Off-campus women interested tactic Marshal Rommel is using in participating,in the "at homes" for the aircrew men. to be held m Tunisia has modified the stra¬ tegical situation in the Mediter- Sunday, arc asked to call Jane i anean. the general said: With waving arms and cheers, the population of Sfax lined Coon. *81009, today between 1 the streets to welcome the British eighth army as tt rolled p. m. nrt'fi'5 p in., or Ann Kap¬ "Hornmet is doing all he can through the Tunisian port on Rommel's heels. Two British lan. 81941, today between 7 p. m lo hinder the Allied army ad¬ Tommies grirt their appreciation from the tank turret. and 9 p. m vance with unweakening energy. He will, continue to try to slow SWAVes us up as long as possible but the Allied armies arc progressing according to plan." Nov Moat Coiling*\Secoiul Graduate All women who signed up for the SWAVes are to meet in room "Rommel is certainly a great Withhold hv OPA llxam Deseriplitm 103, Union annex today at 5 p. ir... according to Publicity Chair¬ general He is not a superman. Sully Seifert. Grand Haven Commanded by him, the Ger¬ WASHINGTON. Apr. 14 ff4 Michigan's Future Farmers of transportation subsidies intend¬ Application forms and the de¬ SWL group chairmen for the TfftNky America, holding their annual ed to hold down prices of dairy scription are available at the coining year were installed last convention here today, were told and poultry products and en¬ orientation floor of office the on the second Administration week-end at the dessert tea, KTHIMI toNMtta (ffBM D'btfMN we by E. L. Anthony, dean of agri¬ courage increased production of Prcs Meribah Rowlette. Detroit culture, to "consider carefully" them in areas where feed is building. junior, announced. The chairmen their civilian role before enlist¬ short. Dressel pointed out that the aie Barbara Welch. Lansing ing in the army or navy. | test has value for sophomore freshman, art: Rita Palkowski "Unusual Occupations Young farmers, he said, are Capitol Newsmen Declare students in hcloing them to Detroit junior, defense office; "Bird Farm" • Sports "in a peculiar position" because choose a major field." It is also Freedom of Press Denied Marion Clark c, Birmingham "A.T.O.A." - Noveltx of the war, many of them torn an accurate inventory of knowl¬ iphontore, drama; Mary Jane between a desire to enlist in the j WASHINGTON. Apr. 14 (AP) edge in assisting students to do- j " armed forces and the realization —In a letter to President Roose¬ tcrmine their weak spots in the | that production of food is ulsoj velt. the standing committee of eight basic fields of learning. important in the war effort. | Washington correspondents to¬ For men it offers a potential "It is possible," Anthony de¬ day said that restrictions placed measure of distinction for use in clared before approximately 400 j on newspaper reporters at the the military services by giving delegates representing a membership of state] forthcoming international food evidence of educational promise. 5,200 far m conference constitute "a denial Research services can also use THE youths between 15 and 21 years ol legitimate news to the Amer-l.the test to discover individuals | old. "that young men from heav. public and hence an of outstanding ability. ily producing farms can aid the abridgement of the freedom of nation more by staying home JAFS! and helping harvest needed sup¬ srra plies than by donning a uni¬ are entitled and prevented from | tzrrst'S«»* ««* Murray Barbour and Owen i form." exerting any influence in shap- j Reed, members of Mtchigar I ing the decisions which will nf- I Stated music faculty, prepared Military and other war needs i our nation in the future. | presented the music for the will consume nearly twice as —— J i Lansing iiuiiauif, Civic v„ i \ iv Players i mjvi ? Guild| v.1 U lit! I great a proportion of United Ten to 15 per cent of Georgia's production' of the Molierc play. States food supplies this year as 1942 bumper crop of cotton was 1942 "The Would-be Gentleman." re- last year. I picked by volunteer city folks, i cently. Faster I Li mil kii: By Helping Lansing Favorites Fill It's (^uota in the Pretty^new bags to compliment your Easter costumes. Choose from Second War Loan our large collection of smart fab¬ rics and fine leathers. DO YOUR PART * BUY WAR BONDS SEND AN EASTER (J1FT 11AG HOME TO MOTHER Near Michigan MILLS Ave. DRY GOODS