Allies Shatter 96 Planes from Tunis-Bound Convoy flightTraining Underway for Local Aircrew MICHIGAN STATE NEWS"-^ (»«'l Aflrrnoim VOL. 33Z.332 Daily Student of Michigan Publication State College ^tip|»Iy LllIC Air Force Direct* Rni.h K^ST LANSING. MKUflOANTIVKSDAY." APRIL 2oTT843 ! N^TTlF Hour for Leisure with on Troop Trun*|Mirl*, I'hiiiU! DON l<» Continue TllORNBI'llY c i St'ltetlitles V < ,s'on \l*alt ' r* —~ Honors (Untram'ous dhanlaiii - ' P.v Cargo Aircraft D.tMKI, l»K |,| t M . Minimi and fifty of .. AU.IKl) HIM}. |X NO|mi 1 11! Slate's aircrcwmen r first taste of flying Jo/' / tOlltOTtOV AFRICA, April |«> (AIM Allied siirmcti have West, ... i. ,.,| At the request of tire !h> Axis , i. lay veil en they were enrolled m Hon*- Economics s planes, imTtirling (IS iho Lousing airport for vision, Dean Marie Dye 'has di¬ •>ig I tinkers freight and ■ i,'irt of their required troop transports, in less- than called a divisional a i night training while convocation ! ''ay and a half of savage attacks revealed by Maj. m Falrchild theater at 3 i is nguiiist the enemy's ;utmI sup- tomorrow, ! .ii, commander of the ply line ?<» Marshal Krwin Rom¬ Doctor Robert Foster, of" the mel s troops in Tunisia, 'lie Al- e Instruction of 11. Merril-Palnier school m Detroit lied command diselosed todny. owner of the has been obtained t•, Fifty,eight enemy transports streak on the subject ! were Kent flaming to eardt and ing school, the men "Marriage. Now and '.30 a. m. to 4:30 p. Later." ■ into the sea in one dost unlive planes and flying at | engagement yesterday when an Classes in horn. 1 Axis ol between 500 and outbound eonvov w,-, Will be excused fin 1 hushed at the northeastern !ip occasion, and tick i o| Tunisia, and to .,( tlie rang dual flight in- available at the d crc given 15 minules He students. I three-ong ned -mi ,a| n. cOiters All gii •i on the ground be- vited to attend, espi j were destroyed .witlun. * few i hours today. aloft lor 45 minut'':; dorclassmen. Fighter* Fall living, after which A nnferred with his in- According to tl Xi en in other ■ livisi .-hot do iive minutes, dis¬ W( Ii ci rors and tech- and although no i given to tin 'SI. - • MiM.ny c il .(irereir I'It'(Initio; :o'!oT air Vur,-o'«!:o . W hawk V .->rxl^ Swttiiv fighlt c ,o by d, reeks Left It) spoil shot Today's Individual Houses All future tie-lips Let ween .nfe the S the benches and Mediterian.' loaded with troop,s m •ky inihi.i o weru I t. Gen. GEORGE 'S. Campus fraternities and the airerewmen Yanks Chop — will be left up to the individual the tunic of Chaplain • (Cairo said ,t .vo¬i iiDfust en- The citation said that id fraternity houses according to ely an American victor / 11 - 1KC President Doug Reeve fol¬ "displayed unusual ; though British plan IN pffiJlilcd lowing the recent IKC smoker i to duty" when he acted as a guard while tup rover white tin An»« i'icons ■ held in the Onion for all i iiimpsnwn deMireyed abandoned guns and nt her materiel, chopped down the A-.vi f ruop- pro- s .. Democracy in Action cadets on campus. i tailing into enemy hands. | earners ) American Elvinu Foitrcssos '■at:'- Unwell, |?pnnish in- ! Reeve stated the smoker turn¬ gave Palermo its third bom- ims been more than usu- out was not as large as expected Soiutle dolls on Oil I Head Dttris bnrdtnent in three d ays. ronceri* iin nved by the noise of per- I but open houses hv alj women's hating on the railn *ii1 - WASHINGTON, Apr I!) H - - .'liner continually during nearby Boca De Fa Ico III field. A command perforu "If in- first 'i an. week of the iege's 18 fraternities were on and yesterday told hand to receive the aircrew. ent' in- ^ 'olirSt'S ()|HM1 | Tunisia Limited ground saw French fighting hMtX'b Kip- * 4U. ' «' ropted class, "That's ! I irate about freedom of est response in interested SAE fraternity drew the larg¬ conference for Farm ere lies turo a mountain tmiles west ol Eididiiivi He. pONltlOfl* 10 i>h-- on today! fl ' ,. i cadets with Sigma Nu next in v commit-1' rifty-bve farm women yes- ! terday began a two weeks' ; the popularity line, Fate of Three Mares ... Patriotic Motif i "Cadets that did attend so'-m- r t ' 1 ''"u' !:e nt Michigan State college i ed very interested and the am v would go designed to help them manage ii,,.!,. short-handed of Harmon in Houht; "The farms, ac- Four Freedoms,*' drawn ! has given its consent for its stn- iirector ol : Two Lost for Sure c,,r,|m[. fl) f{ w. Tcnny, director b Nnrman Itm-kwell of Satur¬ i dents to take part in fratermtv that the cuurM,;. day Evening Post fame, hav activities on their own time,' SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico April Members of the college stuiT drawn die approval of State's No. i Reeve said 19 o teaching the course, which (AP)-Although Lieut. Tom 1 Spartan. Pres. John A. Han- fo ai Harmon s the only member of \esug.i-1 ,s sponsored by the Kellogg uh has ordered a si-mm.i- eopy of each ernm p.undation as part of its cam- a six-man bomber crew to ut. *r<'ku,i| painting and Is having FDR Talk id control of infor "•* found alive since the former All- ttrm hung in the hall approach- to Tonight paigrj to increase food produe- will ask him it tvisj ''Mi,,in and farming efficiency. Ail Arneriean football stui s plane •w his iiiTice. WASHINGTON, April 2d his conference at 'he crushed in a South American^ l in his j expenses, except travel and per- jungle April 8. reports reaching (AP)—The White House an¬ just tiie same a i j jjonal expenditures are paid by here tonight indicated that at Vwip It nounced last night that Presi¬ vice," Van Nuy» explain- niniittcefj theThe foundation, • •. dent Roosevelt wiil make a \lter that the" ei course includes instruc- least? two of his companions al¬ i-utiv ssion to so parachuted to earth. —ant man on campus, broadcast to the nation to¬ into Doris in nursing and home man- night over all radio networks rhat will be do e.' agement as well as in ttic opera- These brief reports sutd fliers titles are 'concerned, added to his at 11 p. m , eastern war time. While the committee was ar- tion and repair of mechanical searching the area in the vicin¬ propor¬ ity of the crash spotted three tions since The subject of his talk is us ranging this inquiry, Senator I equipment, gardening tec he¬ the be¬ parachutes hanging Hon Crowe ginning of the term. not announced. Tall (R-Ohii/i propos ld that ' i niqucs and the care of cattle branches of trees in the jungle See OWI—Page 4 and poultry. It is now revealed The plane crashed near Claims it that when the new thi village of Caux, French Guiana STAR program in- Harmon, a former Michigat s'' fit T~\ ■' mother title for Prof, rampus, it 'hie possessed by him) dragged Hesperian Ended the Reign byPsi U Installation installation on a, In the evening following the football star, was examined bj an army physician, | tali nation wus not necessary, i' but hospi • ' re we. The professor is With the installation of the, attend installation a banquet was held was learned. itretcher. to be known as Coordinator Hesperian society as Epsilon at the Hotel Olds for the newly I He found the wreckage of hi Iwovi, e Nu, the 28th chapter of Psi Up- Following the ceremony the Saturday, Michigan installed Psi Us and their guests. I plane and in it the bodies of twi silon on Epsilon Nu chapter held its first After wanderitij State's oldest local fraternity meeting and elected the follow¬ About 150 Psi Us and Psi U | crew mates. i through the jungle for four day Slam* Speziu disappeared after 55 years of ing officers: president, Ed Jolly, alumni from all over the coun¬ ' he met natives. separate existence, - Petro.t senior; vice-president, try attended the installation LO.NislN, April 19 (AP)— Ceremonies were held at the Dea Meadows, Detroit junior; ceremonies and. the banquet in Jtfowi'-.g w-H-a its mighty hoine- Hesperian house Saturday aft¬ recording secretary, Charles the evening. Active members comber arm into the bat- ernoon with Scott Turner, pres¬ Brethen, Wyandotte sophomore; traveled from Kenyon college, H-. • the RAF crossed the off the Axis in Af- ident of the Psi Upsilon execu¬ corresponding secretary, Rich¬ University of Wisconsin, Uni¬ Alps tive council, other members- ard Wiiberg, Kenosha, Wis. versity of Michigan, and other tw force overnight to de- of the executive council, and freshman; treasurer, S. L. colleges, to aid in the installa¬ iti,Lk onthe second time in a members ol the University of Christiansen, graduate of 1900. tion. TODAY— Italian fleet units Michigan chapter officiating. The Hesperian society, one of Delta Gamma Mu, 6:30 p. Preceding the installs tion m kufLi3 v®°'en^ and concentrated Twenty-two active Hesoerians ceremony, a luncheon was serv¬ the three oldest local fraterni¬ Women's gym Spezia naval were installed along with five ties in the country, was founded on northwest coast of retired and 11 alumni members. ed at the Hesperian house for at Speakers' bureau, 7:30 p. m Psi U's and alumni, Pres. Michigan State college in 103 Union annex Dick Pattengill, Lansing jun¬ _A single bomber was lost in Tohn Hannah and Dr. F. T. 1839. Psi Upsilon was founded * ior, confined to the hospital and Mitchell, dean of men, were at Union college, Bethlehem, Pa. Home Ee banquet committer iong-distance assault — a recovering from an operation, in 1833. 7 p. m.. Union sunporch W-nule round trip. received doctor's permission to guests at the luncheon. Tuesday, April :>n MICHIGAN. STATE NEWS Grin ami Bear It By Liclu MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALONG THE Entered located on MConri-cliiM mutter at the postofflct, Eaat Lansing, Mich. v.round floor of east win* of Union BnUding Annex, wm 8. Offleea WINDING CEDAR Published daily except Sunday and Monday m«rnin« during the regular wchool Bv Len Barnes year and weekly on Thursday morning# during eummer region by the etudenU of Me.ktr A...rl.«.«•«,.,« m t''!'-rhone-cu!l^e rh.ilj, 8-hu.m- . , . » . . National Advertising Service, Inc. ColitK* f'ublisbtrt Krttrtieniatiit ■ Portal Office—Ext. 26«: Bullous - f,.i. ?«h. Suhoription rate*—Ac per eopy; 11-01 Offta, SILVER Star award of the U S. army has gone to another Michigan State eollege grad¬ 4?o Macison Avr Nrw York. N.v. P'-r year br miit; II.Ml per y<-«r by uate. Lt. Richard Bush. A«. '41, Ileye carrier to »tu.|rti1« ; 12.21 p«t ar by college carrier to non-student*. brother of Senior Class President Jack Bosh. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The award was given for "dra¬ The Aasoeinted Press is exclusively entitled to the una f<>r republication of all matic heroism during fierce tiewt dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In thia paper and *1*0 the fighting in the central Tunisian tacal news published therein. All righte of publication on special dispatches bere- sector of North Africa." in what * are alio reserved. newsmen at the front termed "one of the most dramatic, cita cr, JEAN WHITYHO tioiis yet given." Mamior. ART T'NDKRWOOD: Contract* Manager. BKRNtCK A forward observer in a tank AftHi'tam ItuHiiuvs Manager. .TANK MfLLAtt Cm illation Mana- batallion in the Nasser mo pass, W'Al.KK.lt Lieutenant Bush advanced Will. 1AM MADlMiX through the tire of the enemy, stopping only under the noses of a. a. avpleqat* the Axis guns. Within the range and impact of his own artillery lire, he remained there to direct (]owpnllis Across I lie liivcr the fire -of U. S. guns and spot his targets by radio. Tlie ceremony was performed WITH ordinary other campus all the purposes defunct, men'there is additionalforrea¬ s organizations all on the historic battleground of the El Guetar valley, crowded son to pat Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, into a heavy schedule of one of .on the back for its "Keep-ofY-the-grass" campaign. the first days off the Americans This is the sixth year the organization has put tip its had since the offensive began. While at Michigan State. Bush sharp signs warning people about keeping the campus was president ot Sigma Alpha pretty, and it is une custom we hope the war doesn't Epsilon fraternity. Scabbard and kv i.CL*», obliterate. Blade, and Forestry club. He The drive has added significance this year, since with yot his eommisisoii in the held which he was a "H(>v smooth and unfilled and free from strain I so many newcomers to the-eampus there is an increased artillery, of She MUST hare someone do her markctitiq member at State. chance for paths to uglify the Spartan greensward. The aircrewmen, however, are setting a good example for themselves and the rest ofHhe campus by. marching, a long the walks while in formation. * WHAT'S going to happen to the worthwhile, organiza¬ The grass is tempting for leisure twosomes and for tions on campus ttiat are having to told up because ot the In Ca nip u s Q n a rters When things return to people who wake late and rush to class, but if they don't war. normal again at Michigan £>t-,tc, By Helen Schmidt and Scottie McNeal remember that it ain't hay out in those fields the campus will these clubs be lost with the will lie a network of rather undesirable brown trails, and shitting student population" HE HEART beats on campus . . . Norm left "I it won't take too long. Rotund Spartan editor Earl are hitting a new high . . , Scott field. Ill . I! Bnthum is helping lo solve the fer thinks of Bob for a change there are a few problem for Kxcalibur b.v setting items of love interest. Perhaps in the army air lor Til C.linie to End Ducks Dud^c Dogs up special provisions to elect it would" be |Hissiblc to make a she looks at her - new members after the war. Half and that is .quit simile ol the situation by sayip;; ot 1ho first post-war group will doubt. A -m yingTIi u rsday Rogers Reporls Bobber be picked by a committee of lac that the couples who are len¬ til rod in the following lines arc iiltv members, under his plan. "spaghetti and meatballs" -they The Michigan Tuberculosis Mongrels Maiming They will in turn choose the re¬ go together. association has x-rayed women lo date, according to 1.S1S- INmMIc I'ailillers maining members. To preserve the traditions of There were a few Sigma Nil INFORMATION puis still with their original Miss Elaine Abbott, who is in All clogs thai are caught tun¬ selection that are supposed to owners, but now the number LA COFRADIA— ning at large on the Michigan exist and be passed down yearly charge of the clinic. X-rays has decreased by three . . . Jack La Cofradla. Spanish hmn>i will be taken all tins week, State eollege campus will be by word of mouth at initiation, McKiught has found the girl of society, will meet Wedm-Mho however, it is hoped they will turned over to the Humane so¬ Brigham has written up certain Ins dreams in Naomi Kaiser . . . 7:30 p. m. in room II! I ■ be concluded on Thursday. ciety and the owners of the an¬ points approved by Excalibur Alpha Chi pledge Helen Ryan is imals charged with damages, ac¬ men. Then the first group after annex, for election ut nfli< ei- The x-rays will be read b.v proudly showing the general cording to Police Chief H W. tiie war will know what the specialists and the reports will Rogers. public tin' Sigma Nil pm of Hill STATE COLLEGE ( I I It score is. be sent to Dr. C. F Holland of Stetson . . and Bruce Garting- Stray dogs are chasing and Other organizations would do Harold Dateline: the College Health service. house sent his five-armed star killing the ducks and other wild well to draw up a post-war plan to Pat Ueechler, a student at seeietary of the Mn-i Housemothers and employees game on the campus and as the for continuance of the adminis¬ Hardware associate!, Frances Shinier J. C. ot otT campus residences who college property is a game re¬ tration and ideals they foster. the speaker ill have not made appointments serve it is illegal. Rogers said. Present officers should list sug Not to be outdone, the Phi meeting of the Stat,- i - may have x-rays by going to Chief Rogers stated that al¬ gestions Taus started operating and two for activities they of the Wednesday. His nub's, •, • the Women's gym. though most of the dogs are thought ot but never put into ef¬ boys passed their pins "The both of them' are going outside . . . Amazing World mongrels and strays, some seem fort row." lair territory for their women Nazi* Halted in Drive to be valuable thoroughbreds. Then the organization struc¬ Bud Smith's pin is going tc VARSITY CLUB— ture of Michigan Slate eollege . . to Extend Foothold will tie perpetuated in peacetime. classes at Stephens college over Varsity club will meet jt > the heart of Yvonne Fenske and LONDON, April 20 1 AP) — LETTERS Traditional activities passed down as traditions formed will be Hank Banach's pin is in Glen Cove, N. Y. with Ellen Cunning¬ in. Wednesday in tin' traini room of Jruisou fiekUuniv- Pierce new German attacks "back before the war." launched reckless of costs in at¬ To the Editor ham . . and just to keep the VOCATIONAL HOME I < Lambda Chis in there pitching, tempts to widen their bridge¬ head in the Caucasus near Nov- From One Who Knows: VARIETY show ot 1943 compli¬ history, and deserved ments go to alT who worked is now among reasons, Bob other more important Bush passed Jus majors will meet Tu, .-« <; Vocational Home i orossi.sk have been repulsed From "One Man's Opinion" pin to Mary Grow, Alpha Chi. p m. jgi room loi li on it. Sponsored by Green Hel¬ nomies building. V with about 1,600 more Nazis column of Friday's State News, met and SWL, 'he show has Three engagements come to ttni Okemos high wiped out and 17 planes de¬ it was stated that economical the fore this week Gailard t - grown to full house proportions will present a panel stroyed. the Russians announc¬ pinning is Reason No. 657 for . . . from a much smaller audience in McCarty, Theta Chi. and Julia on "What We Like ed early today. Being Glad You Go to Michigan in State College. past years. Fighting Monday at times From his observations while Skorina are now a thoroughly School Teacher." As an alum of Kansas uni¬ "developed into hand-to-hand directing the almost all female happy couple . . . Kay Kelly, DELTA GAM,MA .Ml - clashes" as the Germans kept versity where one must pay the exorbitant price of $67.25 for show, Don Buell might be able Alpha Phi pledge, who has been Delta Gamma Mil will I" up repeated counter-attacks pinning a girl, I might add that to give some interesting statistics wearing Norm Slude's A. T. O. pledge meetings Tuesday striving "at all costs" to drive on the relative ability of the two pin. has made it more complete back the Red army squeezing when a fellow forfeits such a Friday at 6:30 p. m. in tin- W sexes to tell off-color jokes. His by accepting a ring from same ever closer to Novorossisk, said lump sum to pin a gifl he really en's gym. means business, and isn't trying job might be likened to the oft- the midnight communique as to "steal anyone's thunder" by expressed desire of male bull broadcast by Moscow and re¬ corded by the Soviet monitor. pinning as many sweaters as session attendees lor a secret.scat will accept. A couple ONCE at a "heifer •session." • * American Airmen Strike pinned at KU stay pinned "not for life but forever." at Jap Supply Vessels Motto No 657 at MSC should lie "think before you seek" and SHORT Stuffhas— Apublished evangelist list of 726 sins. southern No doubt a a Picture Gallcn WASHINGTON. Apr. 19 (AP) Motto No. 658, "don't be fickle!" lot of persons will be sending fpi¬ —Striking a concentration of The cheapest is not necessarily th e list to see what they've been Clever pocket size photo Japanese cargo vessels in the the best. missing. folder that frame* 12 prized Shorlland Island area, Amer¬ Sincerely, Critics — People who go snapshots in double-fined ican fliers damaged" two severe¬ Socrates CXI. place* and boo things. transparent envelopes. Trim Front doors of the Michigan ly, probably sinking one, and '.More Due on Union building in Ann Arbor, rase in saddle leather presumably baiting a shipment Tokyo'—Davis once sacred to men. have been of much needed supplies to the WASHINGTON, April 19 opened to coeds recently. All enemy garrisons in the Solomon (AP)—Elmer Davis, director of recreation facilities of the place islands. war information, said today the have also been opened to women. Five hits were scored on one full story of the American raid The move was caused by the 10,0f)0-ton yessel which when on Tokyo a year ago had not wartime problem of where to go last seen was sinking, the navy been released because the se¬ on a soldier-crowded campus. reported in a communique to¬ curity aspect of some of the de¬ Says George Bernard Shaw irr south Near day. The action took place Sat¬ tails has not yet been cleared." of truth; "My way of joking Washington MIcBiga* urday. Many scattered attacks He declined to predict when is to tell the truth. It's Ere. Ave. the in the Pacific were reported. the story might be rmeleased. funniest joke In the world." Tuesday. April 20. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three Slate Track Men Whip Purdue Leads Slate lit I ielarv Over Purdue in Season's Opening Meet SparlunNineII eak in Hilling: n„. Spartan thWlads racked freshman Pan Suciu in the iiiah props ,|.,.jr rtrst victory .. season of the out last Saturday after , jump at the height 11 5-8 inches. ,q r.C,, Opener Uhl of \l. . when they swamped Pur-; At the closing ,,f the ir Barring The threat of rain and track squad on the home j C etch Karl hoping for a complete change in SchUuleman 81 to 41. awarded the Brown lug' luck, the Spartan IVlTxcbaU ir captured 10 of the 14 which is given to the winnei squad will open their 184.1 home t. while slamming the broad j the qnnual MSl* Purdue sc. son against Notre Ha me and discus events. j The Spartans have won the here Wednesday afternoon with Bn-t liman SUrs lour times and Purdue Gov. Harry Kelly throwing out sinei the establishment the first ball ui"i>i.iik> lor the Spartans • , Nt nior Mel Buschmau, \yho Coach .' i n Kobs and crew , nited (or a total of lit points ; rah into • I .tie trouble oowu in Si;.-. oman took first place htm- j Ann Ai bet last Saturday espe¬ ■ : both the i-t same time winning the broad I hurdle events, at I From ihe i cially in the hitting depu.lmeitt. Some of the fault of tlr- Wol¬ noon with a leap of 20 lect flj verine victory was lam on the , - In his spare time Busch- : acquired an extra point, Bleacher Seal inability or pitchers Bernitt to hold the In and , tlurd place in the shot put. By l()lIN M \|{itS Michigan lads in least u, o Harvey, freshman sprint ! Howev er. I he Spar -.Meed the Boilermakers when ; Looking over , ii'icated State's Bob McCar- throughout the contest , front the ang of .their r Wolverines outhitfiiig ■r\ both the 100 and 220-yard i urds m prose in exhibition games, the who! situation j men III for H. Three Wr.uher Keeps Times Down pitchers were used hi beginning to shape I State batters muffled v A.though the weather was not: of make tug Boim pitching four •.V 'est that could be asked for. statements as to who is who ■i ;s a relief from the bitter, the ball parks litis yeai n ! innings. Met Busrlinun. Spartan tiinher tapper Captain Roy Chlop. in i ;ol the earlier in the week.. • temperature sp|w,ln# lhi> f , longest, lilt with a do lib • eoin- V, .. oi the performances was yw„, hi.Mc, Adams' nail ing in the ninth iimu Muh- , v optional, with the distance {imvn Missouri wav bn- busting tin- St igon pitching power ,ram e bark ,-,,.r.ts turning in the speediest j.ou,s Cill.(,lllals \le\ull la 'Foss V SpeukprM* Bureau to hold Hi." folliiwo iia Iters :m,,> i*. UP f°t* the top position \\ ill Mt»t?t I'oilit\ hitless and pausing ( 'iilo pan to ■lt j , j among Firs I , . - n s Dale Kaulltz defeated tlu, vcarlingv Adams u,V Hall in be left stranded on hi Captain Bsneker in■ t.hr; necessarily a ln Victory Speakers' Bureau will' The lotie State run noe in 44c v, uh tiie time of :51. John the first when ' Frank ' ggett turned in a fine perform strictest the Card Season Opener hold a meeting today at 7 31) p. pellerm miiitig got 11 sun;Je off of .. -,n the half mile, squad last ni. in Union annex room 103,, winning in seeing little action Pitehei Boon ijnd lot. i ore. 1 NEW YORK Von I I!) according to .1 K Richards of; Kobs will take his met i sooth In an exhibition the speech department. Scott Wins Baseball will this week-end after tin Notre the Browns lad Fri. . apt Bill Seott won easily in Those interested in going lie- toe lilt lor a belted out a long fore outside ,md student groups , m,le run in the comparative- '•! '• til Ohio StuU started a'rally and time of 4:24.5. Jerry Brown hurler fritz as speakers representing Uncle Ost i tnuclU Sam or with musical •\;,:c sturdy two miler. outran out of the box. pitching strength Moi 'he lalent are requestisl ,;v, i Purdue's Charles Dueslor. sec seems to be Coach K.ibs is cutting th going to t »'k Work in the Victor Slx'ak. •ic place winner in the Purdue switching Art Mi well enough with lbs last the bureau will qualify i lev-, with the winning time of third Ii.iso to the i early season, holding .membership in tin men! Mhim boss low as seven hits osl gnmst Richards stated ) -appointment of the meet experience in Ingl n tilts. - Jun Milne, who took the apital moon off. only tying Purdue cum"this 1 •: 1 Swain Jpwttlrv Shu-) neither has any Inttuig power to write home about. In a game ittllow (roIiI W atvli Haiiil-. .'J.JL1 up Women's against each other only one run ptiinxiinu \YUs scored—and that unearned. lilciililivatiuu Hatuls ."»() • I.."»!> Sports seemed • in. riieaU'r Khlu I last I,aiiMii By DEE DEARING number cries with Pitisbu ni- iig term competitions are last Week, taking three gn , being lined up and •".,- a 'row. But Manager ;!•-> Kappa Kappa Gunmi; iield. left fielder. an .fid - at, MrNutt, Kappa Kippa quaintance of Spt-rtan ha-eb.bi a.n.,i. and Marge Row, Kappa Juniors and seniors will ■ fans. remember the mighty little man s Softball started last week w' h last try against State when he hi entries. Making up bloc* 1 was the star hurler tor Western [.AST- Kelt Skrlton .:«■ Sanford house,-Chi Omega. Slate college's crack 1941 ball v DAY tVhisllinc In Dixie Williams. Kappa Alpha team. Big Frank Mekule -a £>■ . .x OH BOY. AMIRlCAN CKARtlltS T North Williams and Sig- ceeded in holding the Western i L* f Kappa. Block 2 consists ol staters in tow and beating Mr. I */ AND COCA COIA. J ■V -t Mayo, Kappa Kappa Gam Overmire, breaking a 17-game W\\ fIRST COKIS IN •] Mat v 3 MONIHS " rf Alpha Chi. Delta Zeta. Alice winning streak for the boys fr TiNia>'« Mat. 1 I'.M.—Nig hi* : •'» »'.M "ihinr or n '. >< « s and Alpha Phi. Kalamazoo. \ king up the third block are i Overmire is doing okay as STAKTINfl WKDNESDAY riNDINS A CAN!UN \ ' HIRl " > >•- T;.u, Kappa Delta^ Indcpeh- AOPi. Ewing house, North ; member ol the Tigers, howev and with Wakefield, ■ail and East Mayo. Games are j University of Michigan star, they //A J■I' -yH every Monday. Tuesday, put up quite an argument as to dnesday and Thursday nights. : how valuable colle-e baseball i- 11itries for golf and tennis 1n developing material for the nave been handed in. big time. ■loon miows, SAMl RIND Of Bomi SPECIAL m usio to sir BACR UOML "A 300 Everyman's Library rjrj^y "That's what a soldier wrote homo about. BOOKS bBJSJSU Ask the man in the ranks how Coca-Cola rates with him. Ask the man behind the PX counter. They'll both tell you,—when it comes to refreshment, nothing takes the I I BIG s°n° J place of ice-cold Coca-Cola. Energy-giv¬ r . wtsi ing refreshment. . « quality you can count fe» on . . . distinctive, delicious taste, —all i,, ' '»•••->r***' combine to prove a point that needs no proving: The only thing like Coca-Cola is Coca-Cola, itself." Ncir MJchi*»» SOTTtfO UNDER AUTHORITY Of. THE COCA CCtA COMPANY SV Ave. "SPIRIT OF WEST POINT" The COCA-COLA Bottling Company of Jackson Vl»n'» Atxlr" "Ton Wf»S lo Wmh' mm Tuesday, April 20, l«)4.j Alpha Chi Omega Wins Follies Trophy; Theta Takes Second First place trophy for the best*- art of "Foxhole Follies of 1043" to Alpha Chi Omega fol¬ went lowing the Saturday night per¬ Not So Dumb formance ol^ the annual variety s h" w. Kappa Alpha Theta All ■ College Averages showing improvement over Fri¬ day night came in second. Rise; Pessimistic Cinching the show for the Alpha Chis was an elaborately Faculty Wrong costumed bar-room scene. The Thetas located their skit1 in a| living room where they thought:' up ways to meet the service • men on campus. This marks the third year! that Director Don Riiell, Clreen Helmet adviser, has had a full- ;1 house show. Meribah Rowlette,1 SVVL president, and' Gordon' Hueschen, Green Helmet repre¬ sentative. were co-chairmen. Other acts included the West j Mary Ma.vo minstrels. Alpha' Gamma Delta's "Turnabout," j and the Kappa Delta takeoff J an a WAAC camp. Sanford j house, with the only serious! presentation of the show, put on an effective skit. Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Kap-i pa, South Campbell, and WAA, presented the remaining acts tT'EDDJyO Xavy. Marine Corps Touts Witt lie ('iron Ttviro Today Two and a bail hours tor each ■.essioir will he required for the qualifying exam for navy V-l and marine corps reserve 111 nil which will be given today at !i a m. and 2 p m. in Music auditorium, according to Exam- Today's 4 to 5 p. m."military class which all ROTL' students are usually required to attend will be waived for all men taking the navy V-l or ma¬ rine qualifying examination. However, all others will tie re¬ quired to meet as usual. motion Director Paul Dressel, The total number of reserv¬ ists who will take the examina¬ tion will not he known until tltc close of the llrst testing session, Dressel said. Students eligible to take the exam will be ex¬ cused from classes. An exquisite Njlon u settc bandeau for tap ' average figures. 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