1 Vrmy Cancels i#, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS I Navy Now Has • ■ I Knox Reveals . ■ '' .r Tonight's CTD ■i:i: College Dance Daily Student Publication of Mictdgan State College SeVfcll Fleets U-v Smoker, Women's VOL. 332.332 FAST LANSING, MIt'fU(i AN.' K ATI til DA Y. APRIL 17. ,943 I ation of .n Forces \»»t Mixers ITurlinngcri Tol.l; (loinin.nlore by New Orders Spartan I hiiirla1 the 310th college trnin- (AP)—Seven United States (ii.ichment aircrewmen Mwl Is Sclicduli'd f.,i 2 fl eel s are in operation p. m. mi !MSC Truck Oval against the enemy, Secretary lat tonight in the Union .,.1. was announced .ves- .... M.v Pat McCarthy Navy Frank Knox disclosed to¬ iiv order of LI. William -hen the Spai'lans open their track day. season this after- He-did not reveal the location 'hooy. medical officer noon at - wilh I ur.hu> on the MSC track ■) oval, thev will of the seven Heels However, The IFC smoke and! be pnrlicipaling in a . ii strictly war-time meet Moth teams seven separate naval commands, i.me" events will a re composed mainly of untried and the north and south Atlantic; Pa¬ , , • . at home green men with nn cific; south, southwest and south¬ .,,11 .. held s is scheduled to-1 abundance of freshmen,a east Paeifie, and F.uropean, have ,. however, making the ultimate out-l , been mentioned in previous navy i':,, reason the lieutenant come unpredictable. nPllillOPN Demand statements. ,i, as that he did not want To top things tiif, Coach in c ,,, . Knox told of the seven Meet, who are not physi- Herman Phillips is still a„ eon an to par to come in con- as ,o whether or not he can get ouhiJ1 lanes lor (.lima, m announcing four captains to new duties un¬ assignments of nth other students, ac- his nOTC men released from der recent promotions to the tem¬ ... • to lletty Corbishley, the (ollcgc grounds for the trip Safety on Coast porary rank of commodore. . , i y to the dean of women, to State, The Boilermakers' big Asked whether it should be gun in the distance WASHINGTON. Apr. IH (AP) understood that one licet was h ever, the men were not events is Charles Ducslcr who competes Warnings that China cannot' In each ocean of the seven seas, under quarantine or last another year in the one and two mile runs. without mot".' he replied negatively old de¬ eckend leave curtailed nil-power and that the Japanese! clined to go into details. The variety show, • I'urduc May Surprise the Aleutians are a i.itcrnity smoker or m growing! He gave these assignments for However, Purdue's sin prist ' menace to the American west I the m w commodores: period definitely have may come with freshman high I coast were heard in the senate R. G. i'omiin, of Santa Rosa, o called off, staietl Miss jumpers Blum and Suscu who (ivy. The smoker, for all each have cleared the in r at I Ky , replied that the war can- j today, but Senator Hurklry (D-j Calif., command of the service j force for the seventh fleet in the • on and campus frater- 6 feet II'a inches so far this ..•n. will be held j in the year. Returning from last yeai j oped in the halls of congress. not be won by strategy (level-I At 35, Brig. Gen. WILLIAM Southwest Pacific force; Oscar i K IIAl.L Is the U. S. Army's Smith, of Fust ice, Fla, ta-k force ballroom from 2 to 4 is Joe Banckcr who will tutor Chandler tiy "ih;it iproeal trade for l'n>~('(tfh>ls . tprlee (Alecste)—Cluck j Eberstein in the 440 Joe Ken-j "the Alaskan mainland and our pacts i intribule to war, said to- Theinr and Variations— liody, half-miler: Sheldon lva-l Pacific coast ports can be bomb- would label the charge j A puzzled crow lirst- lieichrlt viefT, hurdler: and Wnidelljcd and our shipping turther t'e- 100 per cent piffle if anybody i mghters witnessed the •ngthy ( nine Tliou Almighty, King Lvke, star mi lor. ; st rioted ' but a congressman had made it. I third annual Variety show, \ll Hail the Power of Je¬ See TRACK—Page 3 . , "Foxhole Follies," last .■cuing sus' Hull told , a house committee | m pHjrrhjW theater and •hue- Name Monday that Representative ,;|cd ,lllutiWmi.nt nt ,lb Cradle Song—Brahms barcarole (Tales of Hoff- Kxan. for Maria, . yNDER THE WIRE Gearhart (R-Calif.) ed straight down the was "head- arthlt|.y mak, ,.|(.,ricnt, gulch »r: Hop|t, Opland. South Haven man—Offenbach extreme nationalism* with senior, and Jack MeGritl. llubancra (Carmen)—Bizet Navy Hcservisls , e> intention thut had taken undue advantage of; other nations The reserve seat tickets for Uio Ited- _ LONDON. April HI (API- Slated Todav American heavy bombers ham¬ the treaty program. ; aircrewmen will be available for « * • them at the box office of Fair- mered Axis I lxi.it bases ami har¬ The qualifying exam for navy bor Installations at Lorient and V-l and marine corps reserve Brest on the Brittany coast to¬ WASHINGTON. Apr IH (AP>;«'l,ild thraUr after 7:311 tonight, deadlock blocking! director. Today's | ! i class 3(d) will be given Tuos- day In a daylight assault which ; ,,.1V s-you-go tax day. at it a m. and 2 p in m the liinaxed a continuous 24-hour |,<... Music auditonum. Fxniumation Allied bonlbardinent of strategic The house -• to break up today as He- publicans supporting the mod- legislation | r liir •" th® window eserve M",,# ^0n Wue ticket must be pre fur •vat. in exehan. nt- Director Paul Dressel announc¬ itied Ruml skip-a tax -year ph Campus targets in Nazi Europe. whose screwball ed yesterday. , ford junior, and opposing Democrats met i ! Both sessions are required of i antics as cameramen ca provided I AI.I.HD IIDQ. IN Al'STRA triendly terms and agreed downright boltylaughs- ail men in navy V-l prof seek a compromise. ! who will have completed mx i I.I A, April 17 (AP)—The Japan ! than a ny single act in-the show. terms ol college work by July I •onvoy of nine ships which Leaders of both parties e: I Serv 1943 and all Ireslimaii and soph¬ attempted to land at W'ewak. prc. scd hope that some pay-as- | cen iliies, their subtle and . . . One in 1,000 New Guinea, has lied beyond y * hi -go measure applying to 44.- , n„i ■subtle gags served to tie omore men in the marine pro- Hhen Ford sells his millionth grain. Allied bomber range after two uco.ijou American income tax- I the "Follies" together in a va- non-itudant«. the Holy Communion will bo at I!:45 a. in. In the Chapel of MI.MIIKR OP TUP, ASSOCIATED PnKSS Christ the King. 445 Abbot Rd. Tbo Aa«oalat»d Paaaa la rirlueively entitled to tba noe for r*pnhllaotion of all The Wednesday celebration will new* dotmlabBa errillted to It or not otherwise rredllerf in tbla papar and al«o tha Ural nawa publlahad tba rain. AH rlghla of puhlleittou on apaalal dl'paiabaa here- boRln at 7: HI a m. At St. a nfa alao r.-rrvnl Paul's, Lansing, Holy Commu¬ nion will be served at B and .IF.AN WttlTINC (1:3(1 a. m. The Palm Sunday festival service will lie at 11 Advertising Mi HOI.IilNftMK : A Peoples Observes Passion Week par. PARI. K. V "The New Life" will be the Nlirht Kdlto topic of Dr. N. A McOune's ser¬ mon Sunday morning at the Faculty (1J10 and II n. m. services. Each morning of Passion week there will be n morning devotional iireek Men 11 tain AU'JSalioatiI Stains service beginning at 7:30 a. in. The SCU will have an infrtr- WITH mgrht The insinuation as a chapter of of thethe Hesperian solid, reputable fraternity to- idtl line mnl get-acquainted and discus¬ sion hour at 5 p. m. of discussion will be "What Do The topic national Psi Upailon, Michigan State's ll> male Greek soci¬ You Think?" The supper and eties will become an all national-affiliated group. singing will begin at fi p. in. From a beginning with the Union Literary society in Mrs Lucia M. Nesom, of the (he proHont Foreign language building to an organisation speech department, will be the of Id atrong national fraternities is an era in Greek growth. guest render. Her selection will be "The Ounrdsman" by Wm. No other club. I might add, has contributed so Mueh of that growth has been under the evor-guiding A. Drake. hand of Dr. Fred T. Mitchell, dean of men. He and all Will Bless Taints nglg to the war effort—at fJits moment, the wife r member here i* hard at work in a war plant who have made this progress possible should today lie At St. Thomas Aquinn s, proud. masses will be at 0 and 11 a. m. We have no doubt that with Dean Mitchell's aid and Palms will be blessed at the !» broad vision fraternities will after the war increase the a. ni. mass and distributed Eve¬ ning devotions will be on Mon¬ scope of their service, and that dorm and off-campus stu¬ day. Wednesday and Friday tit dents will have an ever-improving social status whose 7:3(1 p. m. improvement for Its comparative size has not been quite Services at First Church of We are still offering a persoiiallaed insurance s» equal to that of the fraternity system to date. Michigan Christ, Scientist, meeting at the for men already In the service as well as the ER( State students should today share the justifiable pride of Masonic Temple, East Lansing, the newly-created Epsilon Nu of Psi Upsilon. will be held at II a in and Sunday school at 9:3d a m. F. F. BAKMIAI! Evening service will be held Wednesday at 8 p. m. Date < '.hanged tor Exam Registration Wcsleyan Subject Named Special Representatives of the New York Lib The sermon, "When Christ April 37 will be the last day seniors who did not take it lust Rode" will be given at II a. m. registrations for the graduate term and all undergraduates in- at the Wesleyan Methodist record examination will be ac¬ •half-day sessions and will be church, Lansing. The subject of cepted instead or April 20 as given May II and 12. the 7:30 p ni meeting will lie was previously announced, nr- Dressel pointed out that the "Christ, the Perfect Sacridee " t-ording to Prof. Haul Dressel in exam has value iti helping up- Services at the Church of the charge of the exam. perclnssmen to find the weak Nazarene. Mifflin avenue. I.m- The examination which was spots in their knowledge and in sing. will be: Sunday school, 10 given lor the first time at MSC aiding underclassmen to make a a. m.: morning worship. 11 a lost term is being offered to choice in a major subject m : evening service 7:30 p ni. At Christ Lutheran church. Lansing, the topic of the ser¬ mon, ,10:45 a. m.. is "A Chris¬ tian's Glory 1 Church INutritiouist* Slate I'otwls < ^invocation Approximately 80 members of Ik Directory the tion the Michigan Dietetic associa¬ will Home meet here today in Economics building. Mrs. Maybell Ehlers. head of de¬ partment of institution adminis¬ tration, has planned morning LIIT11ERAN STUDENTS EIRST CHURCH Or and afternoon sessions in which AND SERVICE MEN problems important to nutrition¬ CnRIST. SCIENTIST ists will bo discussed The pub- CHRIST LUTHERAN lie may attend any of the meet¬ CHURCH East Lansing iMiftsuuriSynod) ings by paying the usual regis¬ Temple, III M. A. C. An tration fee. Dr. Marie Dye. dean of Home Economics will preside at the "A CHRISTIAN'S Miundy Thursday 7 day Evening Service 8 O'clock A fncnntuniiHt S Spartan Ray Kukoski. '39, (•OOD FRIDAY I Memorial g»r Reported Losl in Action Another name has been added to the list of missing "Spartans Spring weight Army Shirts in fine at War." Lt. Raymond Kukoski, Ag. '39, is reported by the war broadcloth ... MIFFLIN AVE department to be missing in Church of the Nazarene action in the south Pacific area, Botany Wool Tics .100 a Mifflin Ave. since March 12. Interd. C. A. Ilruch, Ml mater Lieutenant Kukoski. whose Regulation rihhcd Ankle Sox 45c & Iromc Student* and Cadet? home is in Stambaugh. is a bomber pilot in the army air Sleeveless Sweaters force and has been in since Sunday School 10 a. nt» June, 1941. Morning Worship 11 Barracks Bags And- Student Evening Service T ;30 p, CLASSIFIED ADS Two blocks south of Michigan Ave. for sale Toilet Kits .... just Inside of Lansing city limits. Take College-Fisher bus to Francia St. TWO KLCORRSCKNT I .AMI' 2 MAC. "TTWrhuof sifisn. Sewing Kits .. intierip "Whitrt Mra Met tlod" Chert. Btnd>- WESLEYAN 10:04 Sander Srho«l table, III II tOO A. M. Strain Sab J ret: "Whrn METHODIST Cbri»i Rmlr" «:4S Vaalh Mrrtinr COM PORTA IILE ROOMS- Single -r CHURCH 7:30 P. *. Srnaua Svkjrrt: Pwtarl Sarriflrr" "( brl.t, tk« ttuuble Quirt. (M iuraHoa. Tele- phnne 82tsn. 114-15 E. Miehltan It ft. Maxaol'i Rajrat S. Wo«db„d. I'ut..r ROOM On Ami tba.r «uh twin b.il>. BenI St. Ftwne -2113. 114 , gg J 3* MU.Sti.it *8 2 iui 1H 41 * *11 Saturday, April 17, 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS r.'ige Three Get* Slated to Pitch Against Michigan in State Opener' Game in Ann Arbor Is RciiheaiPs First Tiff Against Wolverines; Skroeki Pitched Both Tilts laist Your Tinky" Getz will take the mound for the Spartans to .95 - 9.50 c ghtli pitching warranted victories. position, with (let/, com. Skrockl lost the lirst. game last pletiny the circuit. |-o.ir when his teammates let two Michigan has several returning unearned runs slip across the men this year, including more TIES SOCKS plate on errors. Joe gave the experienced pitchers than ttie ..">3 1.00 Wolverines only five hits, with Spartans. But the Kobsmen - .35 - .65 who remain in the the Spartans taking nine, but lineup have State went down 2 to J. provnd in Ihe past that tlu>v can Later in the season, with the lilt the ball. With offensive hit¬ —'Regulation-—- ting power behind >n. (let/ may- help of the singing, razzing DZV take the brotherhood, who howled at ov- Wolverines and start Military Supplies and Accessories "the season nlfwith a win ei y Wolverine pitcher to step opto the mound, Skrocki won a lopsided contest 12 to 1. Through¬ out the game Joe's DZV broth TRACK eo. kept chanting "Buckle down, (Continued from Page I) joe skrocki." much to the Spar¬ tan pitchers' delight and Michl I.eft over from fhe ERC rollL call are Bob gun's dislike. McCarthy, sprinter' and Mel Busdhmun, senior Otz. along with Dick Bcrnltt. hurdiei. All that remains ot is tho top-ranking pitcher re¬ what once had the prospects 01 turning for duty this year. Getz made his best showing litst year a winning mile relay fourxoim are 440 men Dale Kaulit/. and while, on the southern trip, win- Wilfred Bennett. mm; two games. He is a lanky right-hander, receiving his prop Looking forward to n big sea-, rvo son is high jumper long Jim i training in BulTalo along with Milne who had trouble hitting I today's third baseman, Art Mai- his stride during the indooi vine plan season. t'oaeh John Kobs has not made Captain Bill Scott will bet ,i definite choice between Mickey K,oilman and Bob Proulx for the competing in the mile witli prospects of a fast time, I us usual.| «i.\V left field post. Faulman is a weather permitting. •cnior seeing his a Mil < tie varsity this first service year, while Proulx is rated one of the best down the number one spot State in the two-mile will tv:I H o 1 it nig lorf Soldier. Iloro's I low lie Jerry Page freshman on the squad. Either i lad may get the nod to start. The probable batting order for tnd.iy's game will be Frank Pel iei in. left Held, leading off, fol¬ Student Club Plans Dance Student dub will present a I Buy Willi!iro|» SIhms "Sky Hop" dance tonight in the lowed by Howie Ladue. first base, Little theater of the Home Kro-I First, go to your commanding officer and ask for a shoe certificate. You'll jiui Ed C'iolek, right lield. The nomtcs building at 8 p. m Dates i'le-anup man on the Spartan not necessary, according toi have to star«> that you can't obtain the pair of shoes you need team will be Capt. Roy Chlopun. by Govern¬ Don Doty. Detroit epior. ment Issue and that you don't hnve a War Ration Book No. 1. second baseman. man. The shoe certificate, signed by the appropriate officer, will then be given you. Wheffvnu go to buy your shoes, present it to the clerk, who will keep it. Flowers I; >«.u 'i.ippen tn hold War Ration Book N'. ; you call obtain shoes j Say - %/ by vihi using Coupon No. 17. If have ..heady used Con- Best Faster £5.50 TO £9.50 Very easy, too . . . lust give your order here. Flowers of the finest quality will be delivered anywhere in the United States. TURNMILESINTOSAHLEsTn Special attention will be given to the orders of the aircrew students. Just eall 8-5551 AlKt'HEW STYLES Jewell s Flowers ON GRAND RIVER AVE. AT ABBOT RD. 128 W. Grand River EAST LANSING Saturday, April 17 Page Four - THE - For Our Customers'1 WOMAN'S WORLD VanDervoorfs Military Supply Dept. ny KAY BESEMER Home Ec Banquet Committee chairmen for the Home Economics banquet, which is slated for May 6, have been appointed and are getting plans underway, according to Mars OraiT, Detroit sophomore, gen¬ - EAST LANSING STORE ONLY - eral chairman. Committee chairmen arc Janet Kenscy, I .arising program; Mary Ellen iii Oak sophomore, sophomore, Haack, Iloy- invitations; WILL BE OPEH SATURDAY EVENING Shirley Sawyer, Grand Rapids SPECIAL SPECIAL senior, decorations; Alice Bueseh- len, Lansing sophomore, favors; Mary Gorsline, Battle Creek SATURDAY SATURDAY sophomore, and Joan Carter, publicity; Kalamazoo freshman, Irene Rosenweig, Wawarring, N. EVENING EVENING Y., senior, food; Alleen Wilson, Detroit sophomore, tickets. Tick¬ ets will be on sale in the dormi¬ BUYS BUYS tories and at the Union desk. • Officer's Enlisted Men's West Mayo 1,000 StTN TAN Models West Mary Mayo dormitory Models will hold its spring term recogni¬ COTTON shoe shim- tion dinner Sunday, according to Dorm Pres. Barbara Lovejoy, ARMY SOX cloths IVlilford sophomore. Guest;; will lr. Mi and Mrs. W. N. Loveioy, 24c pr. 9c ea. Miss Mabel Petersen and Miss Mildred 5 pr. - $1.00 LARGE SIZE Engineering Schedule Includes Fourth Term spiffey saddle "Because of the accelerated collar soap - 19e curriculum at MSC, engineering students are urged to remain for stays ho summer quarter." stated Dean WATERPROOF H. B. Dirks, of the engineering 19c en. division. Those who cannot follow this flight cap plan are asked to notify Miss COMPLETE covers Agnes MeCann immediately. Since many subjects wi army repeated each term, it may be 39c ea. impossible for those who do not sewjng kits stay for the summer quarter to arrange satisfactory schedules 39c ca. LARGE 25c SIZE and meet graduation require¬ ments. Dean Dirks emphasized. BRUSH LESS LARGE During the first four months gillette of the Stockings Salvage Cam¬ ASSORTMENT paign, over 888,000 pounds or shaving 18 million pairs of discarded silk and nylon stockings were con¬ military cream I5c ea. tributed by neckties 39c ea. 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