MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Sin,lent Publication „/ L l1Llf 0 Ag Board Voles10 Move MSC Clocks Up One Hour Slate College J^ILANS,NG: MK-HUSAN.'FRH>XY. A»>HI, ,£!*; ~ " N— j(.oHe»e Will Hcliim to Normal as Clock* Agree Willi those in Ka*t Lansing; Women Curfuin II ill Rise on Foxhole Follies of ' I:i Toohrhi Lose Kxtra Hour in Dav N'lrmjilcv returns to the campus 1i today with all MS(J Jjh ksi showing their H a. eastern t)K classes at 8 war time, and In-ipging students to a. m. robbing women of their extra nntir occasioned by the double time Met up. The State Board of Agriculture yesterday voted to "change the campus docks to 'conform with those of ism- Naval Massing sing and Kiist Lansing. The action followed a four-day of Jap Force interim when local clocks were on eastern war time and rumpus clocks on central war time, emu- < iontinucs ing the whole class and otrice schedule to move up an hour l.i prevent conflict, with local en¬ iStiiiisoii Itcieals More gagement- All campus clocks \« ere changed last night ' thu SiipplifM Destined | buildings and grounds i purt- oicnt. for Viislralia j Honrs to lie ttrgular AI.I.IKI) IIIXJ. IN KITeetivo today classes and AUS¬ campus otTicos will be open from TRALIA. April LVtAH — It a. in to 5 p ni. and women's : A spokesman For (.en. Ihuig- hours in eo I lege residences will , las .MaeArthur, issuing-the turn to their previous sehed- I third sia h warning in three Other State HoiikI «»i Agricul¬ I do vs. declared (oday tluit a big ture net ions i titihulrd •*,' .iMtiujj 'I Japanese Iteet is massed in the :!ie "Foxhole Follies of '4.1" hit the ' neld above HKTTY .1 YOI'MIMAN leaves to Dr. .Inseph M iMiiihl- and tomorrow at 8:15 p. 1AM III.I X are: | area of Truk. the mam enemy y m. in HI'.NKKl, M Alt V I.(»r PINK naval base outside the Japanese sorr, instructor iti surgery ;itu( the." tor, showgoor* will see, among HAM. T\K( >1, SflllKK, IX ITTY LaMoNT homeland, and stands mcdicmc to .wept <»i» April I ready the intriguing can-can performed MAHII VN W11 si iN and .IFANNK Ki is "witlun less than three the eommisstoti «>I Ihsi heuten- days' the Alpha Chi Omega number I.elt DICK , sailing distance of New Guinea.'" ;u»t m thu army vrtenn.e v rorps, * unci tu George It Van S. haa. k, Stale students Carrying forward the series of iint professor of niatheinat- alarms concerning Japanese in¬ I to laugh at themselves wnen the i c lic- tentions, the spokesman added: • I t i curtain rises and houseltghls dim Lonurr Spartan "As regards merchant aeeept _ ship romwission • lie val re- I ft (1 f) V 5 for 'he "Foxhole Follies o| |:t ' ping, a Japanese eoncenlralion of I V II U J J {tonight at 8:15 p. m m uPirchild j theater. The produetmu will he HYpnrlrd Lost approximately 250.11(10 tons has boon maintained in or about sociology ( I lyton Wails, inslri was granted {staged again Saturday night, With larmon tiabaul alone for the past several months leave ol absent- Campus | With 200 of the airerewmen as I part of the audience. | Civilian students who still Mr LANSING. April 15 Peggy llaeiont, ot Lansing, 1AP months. .lap liases Near Allies "Other Japanese bases on the War Labor board, long April I. to aeeept a with the Detroit olHee — j haven't ' turned in their "dumm>" tickets for reserved seats at the oxptessod belief today that her 1 are--Patau, Manila, Soerabaja— Hobertson Appointed , are within easy concent ration William F. ltoburtaon. veteran ,.. \o Shindig? •'accounting office will have only j brother. LI Frederick M. Wiet-; ranger -or the 2.500 mile battle of 15 years of practical food pro¬ I today in which to do so and seats ling, of Lansing and Charlotte,, jmo" whkh •nvrlnpes cessing experience, was appoint* The annual Foresters' Shindig! on* only open (or tonight's - Imw J was missing with Tom Harmon,I half of Australia ih^upper ed by the state board as super* ipparcntly doomed. If there Tickets were | completely sold | tenner University of Michigan "Constant convoys operating See AO BOARD—Page Z jrr enough woodsmen and their j f"1' "'e Saturday perform i All-American f ■thall player, in beyond the range of our air friends who would a nee by yesterday afternoon, forces are being pushed forward VITAMINS 1*1.1'S like to a Might from the United State to reinforce the Foresters' go, the for- enemy will resume |iA story 011 Harmon appears 11 Frolic esters the affair. The pro¬ j Aircrew men -who have pur¬ j page 3 of today's State News.) Will Supply Planes I < jn Washington. Secretary of MSC. Crad Lists Foiled posed dates j for Saturday night are"Follies" chased tickets to the are Mrs. Ramond said slie received | VVilr Stunaon told a press confer May 7 or 8. j warned ' notice irom the war department, L'tice; "We will keep our Amen Ration \lcnts for Interest, d foresters should I to sign the sheet for reserved identical with that received by gin and Australian fliers sup cenut Hob F. Nelson at 8-3533, or Dr T I) Stevens In the For- ) seats in I.t. F. N. Hitler's of- flrr by noon today. They need 1 Harmon's parents, that | was missing m the same area only Wieting plied with sufficient planes not to replace our losses bul to Defense Council Wry building if they want the ' not exehange the blue tiekets build up our aircraft to counter By PEG MIDDI-EMISS Shindig th.. year. for seat stubs as do riviliaps. | since Aprd 8. She said the last the increasing enemy air : word she had received from her hut need only present them at Despite point rationing and its strength. The needs of the south¬ the door of Fairehild theater. j brother was a telephone conver- west Pacific are being kept con¬ limitations, Michigan appetites "•All Over Now sat ion informing them he wns may still be satisfied with vitu- If they neglect to sign the j leaving the country as Harmon's stantly in mind, and there will min-tilled, well-balanced meals, Even if the sheet, however, they will not be an increasing flow of military State Board of reserve a seat for themselves, | eo-piiot. 1 .• , , 1 largely through the efforts of Vhcultun hadn't acted yester- Wieting was a basketball star that theater.") supplies, particularly a y.aft, tu j ()|^ *M(| Nj,,kk% ,.h,„f „r ,he fcf to t„ back on eastern war and subsequently miss the ' Nutrition section of the Mich¬ at Charlotte high school and at¬ taf thi- inflowing would have show. tended Michigan State eollegi igan Council of Defense. ben the effort to end all jokes wont the time conflict. Two ; tor 1 time. Hi! wife, Hetty, rt'" ActiVfltcd Seniors! bcrAllof MSC graduate and mem- the 4-H staff here for , sides ill Charlotte. •rwhnun uomfD, who ordinar* j This veor murks the? third «uv Now Living Under irul M,HcouncilNk'k"'by wua would have known better by nuul Variety show on campus loanedycar#- to the the ■k time, wound up at an Alpha I and is sponsored by Green HeL Carillun Program State Board of Agriculture last Gun rush party in plenty of ! met and SWL under the eo- Articles of W ar October. l®w' the> thought. And they • chairmanship of Meribah Row- Denzil Trcbei, L. A. '44, will Although much of her work W the rush, aU right . . , from letie, Detroit junior, and Gordon present the following carillon There will be no radical ! consists in lecturing to various Jhw *«t time rushers leaving the party.! Hueschen, Lansing sophomore. program from Beaumont tow changes in regulations govern- county and local committees, however, time confu- j Ten acts, featuring a complete- ei at 12:45 p. m. today: ing living conditions of the sen- | Mrs. Nickle writes a column on *"R1 he out of fashion. ,jy coed cast, will vie for the two My Little Gypsy Sweet¬ lor ROTC as a result of then , nutrition aids which appears in ; silver loving cups to be award heart—Herbert activation intfrttnrarmy. accord-1 53 Michigan tiewspai>ers Mem- 4fl'i<"iii C:„„„ I ed to the best performances to Kivs Me Again— Herbert ing to Lt. Col. Edward A. Ban-: bers of committees need not .111 Jul HQ 1 morrow night. In addition, tut Duly a Rose—Romberg nlI,k | necessarily be experts in home I), I in « subtitle of "To Helmet, Span" Make Believe—Kern They will, however, be sub-1 economics, Mrs. Nickle points niSIM'd r orwaru Will be upheld by a campus Old Man River—Kern ject to the articles of war. And j out. Dietitians provide toehni- ••news-reel"—an actual Aiming by only under exceptional circum- , eal material, but Ihc most clfec- staiKCS will any men who arc j tive committees are cor 11 posts) of N.UKD HDQ. IN NORTH ,he "Foxhole News Co." not now living at the fraternity I persons representing a cross sec- AJRLA. April 15 (AP)—Brit-1 " ' , , ,, . . houses or who are working be tion of the community permitted to continue to do so. 1 The nutrition section and local ^SSTAJrSS;! J/Mimwr />«»'•<•. , ' - " Axis -ost Tunisian siege the Allied toll of siege Open ' Soeinl Season for h.m man •I>•»'/e-M of the dance A meth- force style will be Probably the only time that it j committees are under tin- super- will be feasible to have them | vision of the State march as units a la army air I committee, of which Dean j force'styie wilT be in in the moni^jj Home Economics Marie Dye is Nutrition Cad of ' ptives 'to than Airerewmen will have mi ot picking name if dates- mg from the fraternity "houses to — , , , chairman. : inore first chance to step out so. (rmvnien was in the process at'the Union for breakfast, Colonel j, ,n less than four weeks, high comhinnd announced Saturday night after two v Abbot hall last night. ' Banning said. end confinements when Saturday He iurther stated that al- iutay. Aiiity airmen also dances will be held in the l .punched j from 9 to 12 p. m , M o slated on the p.'-ht entertainment sheet is a d im e in the Union lounge for rades though there will be spring pa- this term, they will be few | TIME TABLE a. " holes j «n the enemy's Manager E. G. f »•-!«'. „.rviicmcn and civilians alike. and far between. - u.,i. r yesterday, destroying Gklane# at a cost of eight Al- feted in «hc first all-aircivw Squadrons A and B w ill be j ]t ^ v. iii be sponsored by Alpha phi Omega service fraternity, Spartan Vets in Service TODAY— ....,u';rrr,ft- «Dl£. and raining tons """ raining tons 01 of dance dance 01 of the season bcc tusc , ne a'-"'" ... Konde, Dea'rborn Bill Konde, jpn Deafbor sen- Dr. C. F. Clark, secretary of Musical Interlude! TZ ,he »»li "trongLre leaving the college be n ^ Ihe MSC Veterinary Alumni as¬ 12:30 P-»i. S«ki> "'" lan network of the big aircrew dance on Sat | • nickleodcon njckl sociation has found that 20 per Union sunporch m. I day, May 1 Dates are to. be fm -, ar.il any- thc ,flits,c an, the cent of the Veterinary alumni of Christian Fellowship, 5 p. m. aorrn'iwi * anny to,antry ""Shed by tv°nion s t c e(| or.c may dance provitiingi providir MSC are in the U S army. Ill Union annex Ana _>■ and caPtured Djebel bv name sheets have bee R Peg' Northrop, txapa. - hino — is fed coins;■- Friday, An Page Two Grin and Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ONE MAN'S tha po«to(Tli-a. But Lanalnf. Mlfh. Oftlaaa Entarad Wva-.ad on ■■ ••riMiil-ftMn maltar at around flVir of out wins roMixhod daily axrapr of Union Huildlna Annax. room «. Sunday and Monday mornln*a durlna the rcirular arhool OPINION Rfffon. by the student* of fMr *nd wtrklj on Thursday I Michigan Stat* college. By ELLIS BRANDT Member Associated Collegiate Prcta imiiTI1I1(aTelephone- College Thont MBit* M- ... ' , . 0 , - ftorlal Office—F.xt* 269; Buslnetf Offlaa National Adverting Service, Inc. k*x. 2«*. «?0 G liege MarmoN Avf. Publiu'yrt Rtprtttntathe Nrw Yo»K. N. Subscription rates—8c per copy: II.Of por yrar by mall; |1.S0 par yaar by IT GRAVELS some people have to wfrrthe war. ns >W 1 • aocoa . tai infill ' Individuals with Spartans War By DON TIIOKNIUKV College hospital, Miss Elaine Abbott, director of the nsso- shoulders .nation's field service, will continue the drive through Sat- %%//e HAVE just found Reason N ITEM for freshmen some Algeria to take di.. urdny, April 24. Through this drive the worthwhileness \^y No (!3'T {or n,.iMS 01 ad •»f the Michigan Tuberculosis association and of the annual Yob Go to Michigan State A 11 a letter from Keith Colt- Grand Rapids, '40. who i: vestigation of typi. We've been Christmas seal sale is brought home concretely to everyone college n seems that at other the students private in the arm; Fred Winner and connected with Michigan State college. It offers more roa- schoo'!i- wlK it cost-; a great deal forces at Miami, Fla. He Delta Sigma Phi 1 son than ever for supporting the group by buying the ^'n.'^.rjnn a woman, probably one of the first ERC.'s Phi Delta The!., seals. At the 1'1 iversitv ot Kansas to got his orders at the close of Dirk Ha Mown v. costs approxi- last term and was transferred to Dick Pearse. Ge»: „ Michigan State women who have not yet registered for for exampl the air fori-** after reporting to Wilson and .lack ' match- $67.25 to do it. Down on should do so at once in the Women's gym. In thi; the prairie there the male just Camp Grant. 111. x-ravs U. are all down way they will do themselves a good hy determining their hands the ptn to the girl, and she army air classify . TB status, and help humanity by hastening the day when has her best coed chum di Time and tide wait for no man. ♦ he curse of tuberculosis will threaten it no longer,—L. B. actual pinning not even the State News, as evi¬ One of them rliec With this setup the denced by the story last time We want you , tailed items such as candy for that Martin Hutt. a co-enptain up your morale . /direr (•mini Tells AG BOARD the pinning dinner at her house 0f basketball while here was a the gum, candy, ,, (the best. S7 50). an orchid tor lieutenant in India. He's now a butter, canned gi \ antes 0/ Tutors (Continued from Page her to wear gardenias for captain m North Africa, And in case y >; iser of the the housemother and the pinner Another promotion comes in ten. the second we for Freshmen anning plant 1 gift (S4 they're harder to grow in word that Lt. W A. Kelly. '32, now under way, Freshmen who would like tu- o the college from Ht wy Ford. Kansas), and .< celebration trip has been promoted to a captain coeds, to get b < >111 put of the plant \v II be re- to the city iwitb champagne, at and transferred from battalion ■htans, purchase - toring m the following subjects lerved entirely lor.campus use least 820) commander at Fort Dos Moines. should contact Tower Guard md none of it Will be sold. If you like you can giv Ta., and made -adjutant of the members, according to Anne Three resignations- of. MSC jeweler 75 cents 10 chain fifth WAAC training center at EMridge. acting president iueuitymen were accepted yes- P'n to hers, and cigars for male Ruston, La The Music l'ou IVan, be terdny by the stale board Those friends will Eliminate about $5 Help in bacteriology n- obtained from Corrine Hind- resigning include Hanley Albig, more, And for all you marine reserv¬ When You Want It marsh; music. Lenore Huddle- formerly of the history and po- In East Lansing simplicity ists about campus, here's news litical science department, who. the motto and extravagance the of two of your brothers in son; geography. Miss Eldridge; on April I. accepted a position exception. It used to be that a Robert A McNeil has mathematics. ;fanc Cummmg arid Mary Webster; Spanish. 111 industry, and Paul Potman- pinning involved little more than nieii commissioned as a second professor of edu- the pin itself and cigars for the Ueutenant. USMC. after graduat- Grace Ferguson and Ruth Gould, cation whose resignation will brothers. \\ ith the situation the mg 13th in a class of 500 in the VICTOR loods and nutrition. Marjoric - become effective April 30 Pol- way It is. however, you can get 22nd candidates' class f com Grab' and Helen Miller: physiol¬ mantier has been commissioned a nickel s worth of cigars and ogy, Marjoric Gratf and Mnda- an ensign in the navy. Thomas there won't be any brothers left Quantico Va Robert F Bishop has i(|so'been newly commis- BflUEBlRI) lyn Warren. French, Susan O Robcy, u formerly research as- out. uoccy. lormeriy sloned as a lieutenant, Moore sistant in bacteriology, resigned, \N itfy the atrcrewiAcn coming He's in the air force arid has COLt >IBIA Tower Guard offers more help ....... April la. to accept the conimis- in strong and practically every- ius1 finished his flight training DEC( A - Lferis May. Jeanne Si,m of first lieutenant in the bodp soon to be in uniform. It at the -• naval air training center, Burton. Mally Sue W ilson. Hel- armv veterinary corps, looks as though something will Pensacola, Fla. en Miller. Rosemary Gould, Flo- have to be substituted for fra- OKEI! rcnce Orr. Elaine Water bury the frr-PitVhl >. Maybe feebl° . ... A ■ and Sheila Symons; English: t .oeils I like Honors cffnru (Torts of 1FC sent- K Although s Markham. he is not in uniform. '30. is still a RECORDS Mickey Eyestone. Florence Orr: ill Scholastic Raw tillating dime-store wings will -smart Spartan" at war. for lid German- Alice Green and Jean do the trick. has been ordered by the O. S, to Schmeichcl. c, , . .... AddiUonal , , Michigan States women stu- information may dents topped the men scholas¬ POPlhAH tic obtained from Miss Eldndge, llcaUy last term, but it was a NOW NOW anil 82561 close race. Registrar R S. Lin¬ ton announced yesterday. SHOWING showing The Stewart Opens Drive all-women's average was 1.52 ukskkt raiukrs: TodayV Mat. 1 P.M.—Niaht. HAKKM thieves. |>.m i-avers CLASSICAL and the all-men. 1.41. Wit RF.UK- i.ess rogues. to Build Enrollment In a class breakdown, seniors led with a class average of 1.74 Buy War Bonds '' „ _ Gien O Stewart, director of followed by juniors, sopho- and Stamps itlumni relations, has begun spring campaign to his encourage mores, and freshmen. class, women excelled the men In each Mire* high school students to attend by slight margins. Michigan State college. His pro- Highest general scholastic av- gram began last week when he erage in divisions was main- Budd's Music I louse spent five days in Detroit during tamed by students in Liberal L " which he interviewed students "Everything In ■' Arts, who averaged 1.53. follow- from 13 Stewart high schools will continue his ed closely bv Agricultural ma- jors. with 1.52, and Veterinary i 318 S. Wash. Ave. Tel. cmve tomorrow- when he guts to Medicine students, with 1 50 Muskegon to take part in a Col- Helen Elaine Fisher A S '46 Your Old Records Ar« lege Day program accompanied is the latest addition made tc Worth Money — by H. J. Stafseth Next the all A honor roll for winter week he will spend five days Them to—We Will term. It was explained that holding conferences with stu- omission of the name from the WORl.I) WAR KEM'S' You for Them REU SKELTON RlRli FARM ' - "A. T. c A. " dents in 14 other Detroit schools, original list was an oversight. WHISTLING IN DIXIE' Friday. April 16. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Phrc Three State Tracksters Prepare for Purdue Invasion ■ i'&l m f liotli Teanis || Are Short On larnnon's I riomis s'e.Hire Hereileit \\ luil lie 5)il.-i% hi'piriK and praying for a Tor the last two years he played Hut Harmon w; end iiaw for the season's open- college football. "M li t in with the Purdue tltincladsj Ill the first game that Harmon! teams. He had the big loft . .. this Saturday. Both the stepped out onto the Held against ; and 1940 rolled arnund th him Charlie Bachotan's bovs he still in suit sir.rtnns and Purdue ttre acutely 1 baf-j Walter Pi ■lnwski fled all with Ins running and his} grabbed a couple ot loi ire of the war-induced "patch passing. The score was 20 in 13 ', from Wy Davis h> gi <• Slate id pray" fate of Intercollegiate when the final whistle blew > eorts. and] two touchdowns the Gary bnv had done his par! powerful Michigan anil nipu-at seasoned Men Few ] in seeing that it ended thai way ' See II Alt Mi IN Pige f SehUtdeman's Spartan squad •i s a handful of survivors from !,.• indoor season, nt the close of ■Much 14 seasoned performers KIM DAY V NI) SATURDAY NKillTS ne e called to military duty, i "nach Herman Phillips of Pur- m reported he was uncertain many athletes would be I)allco to Bl'Dt) BELL ■,u table at Lafayette, asserting ANN ARBOR. April 15 (AIM i i ;,it "we'll bring what th6y'll let Tom Harmon's closest friend j and Mis OrHW'sirn u> bring." and adviser, the football coach1 At who li will be the sixth track rneet- guided him through treacherous and in,pen taut years j the] v between the two schools, a in which the Spartans hold of his college foolball career, CORAL CARLES -i 'os .t to 2 insists stubbornly that the All i edge. American halfback will return JERSEY NO. 98" With only eight proven per- > , mors on hand, Schlademan University of Michigan stii. j a versatile haek . »ii! depend upon freshmen and dents, faculty men and ciii/cn.* t of Ann Arbor prayed together at r,tried sophomores to 611 out j entries. a special mass today in St. Mary's I student cathedral [or the safe re-' Heather Threatens turn of Lieutenant Harmon, mm In the adverse weather condi- missing in Latin America. ti.-ns Schlademan tends to be Coach Herbert O (Frit/,' 1'iiniistic over the coming meet, Crisler knows Tom lie feels that his.charges arc in llannbft bet¬ ter than any man. save possibly top condition and all they need Tom's father himself. Crisler i- a little warm weather to give met Harmon when he was a *hem that extra push for a sure green, cocky kid from Gary. ruling combination. Ind., and watched him rqien into In last year's meet the Stun the highest-scoring halfback ol their first home test in ■ ui> won all time. ■ years when they downed Informed that Second I.I Pilot Boilermakers 67 2-3 to r»4 1 3 • v Thomas D. Harmon has been re¬ ported missing since April fl in llombers llit Kisha J the laitin-American area. Crisler ] stuck grimly by Ins' telephone in Record 10 Raids ! today and told how '! can't es- j cape the feeling he'll -show up I lion Jap Rases ; soon, safe and alive and us eon- ! tirient of the future as ever " .WASHINGTON. Apr. 15 (AIM !I "Call ii wishful thinking," A ny bombers, escorted by!I Crisler snid arms of fighter planes, pla.s- I "Maybe that's what it but I '••Mil Japanese positions on Kis- I know Tom well I sland Tuesday in an unpre- what he has ;dwa. • dented one-day series of 10 the pressure was Neither the number ot bombs. tremendous phvs '•! the total tonnage loosed in And 1 just won't belie ' OMiay's raids was given out j through." '• e navy, but it seemed prob- Crisler pieced together i o that the actions had broken' of information and spec illation records for amounts of ex-.] today and opined that T< mi had i sires dropped there. The been forced down som t'w here nmunique said "many hits over the South American conti- '•'.ere scored and fires were; nent—perhaps in the Ann -'arted in the runway and main jungles- and had not era: Jied at i amp area." You'll IF YOU MISS THK BeSorrv! ■ ■ WAIT! m "$64" HIT OF '43 ... that "gremlin" is THE FOXHOLE FOLLIES giving you bad advice ;f].i 3rd SPARTAN VARIETY SHOW In peace-time, we wouldn't rare how much that ■ :'nd Ihis is only Ihe beginning .... The K.D.'s as "gremlin" urged you to use T.ong Distance. But today* Jackie YVAACS. Florence Orr "working" her way through college! B. J. Youngman. her accordion, and the wires are needed for war, and they're crow ded with "St. Louis Blues"! Jane Kirk. Ginny Tomion as "Mr. the greatest load of calls in history. More lines would Bones" . , . Ham and "T"! WA'A proving no Life¬ guard is safe these days! Sherry M tiles doing Cag- he built if materials were available... hut they're not! ney doing Cohan doing the town! 10—ALL STAR ACTS—10 So please do NOT use Long Distance, particularly to points outside Michigan, unless extremelyt urgent. Fuirehihl Theater flr flrief on Callj . - . All Save Let's save the wires for Uncle Sam! His vital war calls ■.j ;i Tonight 8:is e.w.t. Saturday Wires for War must go through promptly! Tickets still available at the Accounting Office MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. All seats reserved for 55c Mm % * ' ...i *11iLia^SsS^SsSteSi Friday, April 18, Page Four JJ Vir Loan Drive Reaches One-TltinI Serious Shortages oC Food - THE — Mark as Hitler's Birthday Hi ft Prediefcd for 1943 by OWI WOMAN'S WORLD By James I). White WASHINGTON. April 15 (AP)-—With a third <>t , lly KAY BESEMEK Civilians Vre Allotted (t Per Cent I aw* Than 19421I 13 billion dollar Second War Loan drive in the bag. • • Delta Gamma Mil it-ans today were figuring out fancy birthday preset • By James Mar low Thirteen women were pledged Adolf Hitler next Tuesday in the form of still nioi WASHINGTON, April 15 (AP)—The Office of War In¬ last Saturday by Delta Gamma "bond purchases. formation tonight said American civilians this year face Mu, women's fencing honorary, FFA Awards Honors As ideas to "hit 1 various shortages, either occasionally severe or continu¬ after completing a period of with war bonds" pop). training in fencing fundamen¬ at Fad of Annual ous, in a "serious food situation." tals. The pledges are Phyl Ar- around the nation. Sc. r. The OWI said this is the general prospefct, governed by ver, Rockford sophomore; Vir¬ Convo at State of the Treasury Hem ; many factors not completely* ginia Bochler, Lansing fresll- gentium, Jr., said; nian; Caroline Coates. Oneknma State farmer degrees were predictable, for the year on' SWA\i_Eiili8liiients freshman; Shirley C r i s m a n, awarded to 66 "The push isn't •, . members and problem is to reach 11 >■ the home front: ■ Pontine sophomore: Ruth Gould, eight form leaders received the street with bond ~"More food produced than record - breaking 1042- but Reach 335 Coeds Oakley sophomore; Beverly honorary State farmer awards 'hat's still ahead." Jewctt, Mason sophomore; Janet today at the closing session of He said the man in r., less of it for civilian consump¬ tion. As Drive Closes Keascy, Beatrice Lansing sophomore Luce, Grosse Pointe the annual convention of Mich¬ Lad bought only $320.no.., the 5'A billion in govertu "Conservatively and roughly freshman; Pat Hathaway, De¬ igan!. Future Farmers of Amer¬ .unties sold thus far in i; Registration for the Spartan troit freshman: Helen Sorgo- estimated, and assuming aver¬ Women's Auxiliary Volunteers, ica. The treasury has indie..; age weather, civilians will have which w a s closed yesterday son, Ludington sophomore; Jean Harris, Almont sophomore; Jean The honorary nwnrds went to it hopes to sell the ordnu. about 3 per cent more food than after a two-day ca m p a i g n, in the pre-war years but about Preuthen, Detroit freshman; Dr. John A. Hannah, • president purchaser around 2 bill ■ reached 33i"> members, according 8 per cent less than in 1042. Florence Orr, Heulnh Sopho¬ of Michigan Slate rollege: R. J. lars worth of bonds in A to Barbara Pong, Birmingham Baldwin, state extension direc¬ Meanwhile, apparent!', more. "There will be little fancy food sophomore, SWAVs chairman. but there will bo enough of it if "We tire really going to put Pledges will hold n meeting to¬ tor; Harry S. Wilt, assistant di¬ noting in Washington. I' it is fairly shared and conserved. Michigan State on the map and day at 6:30 p. m. In the Women's rector of short courses at Mich¬ American idea went the gym, according to Pres. Connie igan State; Prof. Elton B. Hill, Wouldn't it be nice, mi "American civilians must ex¬ show people that we aren't a head of the college* form man- Editor Austin V. McCl.o- Rieslng, Pontiae junior. .. pect inconveniences from time bunch of social-minded slackers I agement department; Harvey P. Washington Observer, n to time and understanding of was the way Miss Poag, . . Defense Courses j Swcany, assistant professor of cans bought war bonds this fact is most important in chairman of the SWAVs, de¬ , Women still have the opportu- education; William Baker of dny presents for Adolf n comprehending the food situa scribed the work of the group. nity to register for sWAVes and Mcsick, president of the Mich- Adolf didn't plan it t> tion.' Most popular of the new SWAVs classes was the commu¬ spring term defense courses at igan Association of Vocational but his birthday falls r. the booth in the upper deck of Agriculture; M, L. Bailey, state the middle of the So. " nications group, and running n the Union, Vern Gardner, do- superintendent of vocational ed- Loan drive, Tuesday, A| HARMON close second were the airplane fense presidopt, reported. Many ucation, and Wayne Lc Curenux, spotting courses. Home nurs¬ ~ Dans- (Continued from Page 3) vacancies still exist in th Red agricultural teacher The first specialized ing, first aid. nursery schools, . linnnon was very much in the Cross home nursing class. i v"le. - courses for WAVE office and the knitting group were ap¬ bnil game that day, however. lie proximately equal in the inter¬ Med. Bio. Club The FFA delegates elected jed recently when 60 mn ran and he passes! and lie kick¬ est they held for the registrants. Darwin Williams of Dansville as the naval women's i. New officers of the Medical ed. Now and then he did a little Other courses on the schedule state president, succeeding vaded the strictly n Biology club were recently tackling and blocking just to include regulation Red Cross George Vogle of Okemos. Don premises of the Harvat show the boys he knew how. He elected. They arc Pres. Mary Allen of Williamston was elect- ncss school to train as work, surgical dressings, life Ellen Stuck, Otsego sophomore; also contributed two touchdowns saving, summer work Investiga¬ it! the 1043 FFA "star farmer."' officers. and three extra points to the vice-president. Mnrjorie Clip- tion, the war stamp booth, pub¬ kitty that when added to Bob pinger, Lansing sophomore: sec¬ licity, art, office work, and the Weslfall's plunging score gave new rumor clinic. retary. Vera Pennington, East . the Wolverines a 21 to 14 vic¬ tory. The next year Women who registered war work previous to this cam¬ Harmon was paign, and have already done for Lansing sophomore; Sue Boyce, Holland freshman, treasurer, i Bowling - Billiards YWGA But he was in the work with the organization are Olympic Rainbow not in suit. Other new members of the press box—this time broadcast¬ regarded as the SWAV. body. ing the big game to Michigan New volunteers will have. 10 newly elected YWCA cabinet in¬ - clude: • fans. hours work in any of the activ¬ Mary Lou Beard, L.A. '45; Pat He and State's famed Johnny ities in order to qualify as an Dtp gel sent their voice version active SWAV, according to Sally Martin, Vet. '45: Eleanor Bow¬ man, L.A. '44; June Walravcn, Recreations of the 1941 game out over the Scifcrt, Grand Haven sopho¬ L.A. '45; Joanne d'Arcy, H.E. '45; air. He couldn't help beat the more. publicity chairman of Betty Bolander, L.A. '46, and Spartans that year but he help¬ CDC. Virginia Laycock, H.E. '44. DO YOU DIP IT? ed tell how his former team¬ mates did the job. Extra Gas Coupons Asked' Submitted by Robert Rett Cooper Yep, Michigan State remem¬ for Furlough Servicemen German Supply Cities i So.Ion University, Clow of '43 bers Tom Harmon—and they LANSING, April 15 (AP) — Blasted by RAF, Reds e.«, A will have a hard time ever for¬ An appeal to the Off ice of Price I getting him—ever. Administration to grant gasoline LONDON, April 15 (AP)— i allowances to the families of Germany's homeland war re¬ PanHellenic to Sponsor servicemen home on -furlough sources were dealt • shattering was made today by the Mich¬ aerial blows from east and west Sorority Sing May 21 igan Office ol' Civilian Defense.' last night, with Russian planes The Inter-Sorority sing held Capt. Donald S, Leonard, state raiding the Baltic supply ports each spring in * the band shell defense director, said lie believ¬ of Danzig and Koenigsbcrg and will take place Monday night, ed the question of a gasoline al¬ Britain's bombers blasting in¬ May 24, according to Doris lowance had a direct effect on dustrial Stuttgart. Johnson, new president of Pan- the morale of servicemen and Tremendous tires were left in Hellenic council. civilians. all objectives and tierce explo¬ Each sorority will be limited sions were observed, official ac¬ to a maximum of 30 members One $18.75 War Bond will counts reported. representing their group, with a supply a navy llyer with a fur- In Stuttgart, one of the ene¬ minimum of 20, lined Hying jacket. my's most vital armament and engineering centers, RAF bomb¬ ers set big tires that sent dense smoke billowing 14.000 Loot high. Twenty-three of the pianos that roared 400 miles across hos¬ tile territory to blast Stuttgart's J/ICTORY plane, tank and submarine mo¬ tor plants were lost to anti-air¬ craft fire and Nazi night lighters. M BUY | ] bond A $75 Series E War savings will purchase a .30 caliber ytt UNITED semi-automatic ritle for a nia- STATES | rine and supply him with a gas i mask. fr kwBONDS WAR CLASSIFIED ADS LOST aHP and BROWN STHIPF.D -Park* Ml STAMPS the name Mnrjorio lYarct* or SOS \X: and Chit Thursday ut 1 ;00 Rcwtrd. WANTED lijrht work lu i>l**a#ant nn