FOR VICTORY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS-STAMPS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS "'"'y Weather slightly warmer. )oMichigan noitacilbuP Stale College 'you 33Z.332 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1943 Roosevelt, Camacho Meet in Mexico Presidents Proclaim Mutual Ruling Upsets| (At arches to llold Today's | Race for AWS litis Services iSolidarity of Two Neighbors II Ccli-CIld Discuss War, I nline (loilliuettlnl delation* Campus j Presiclein Committee to ( ! Determine I though No classes will for Kaster students week :»» dlsmii telivities . .,l_ j I llv Douglas It. Cornell MONTERREY, .Mexico, April 20 (AIM — President | attend church ho wish to j Roosevelt and President Manuel Avila Camacho of Mexico j Put Stone's Klipliility • i lungemonts with their in ar-jgiet here today to talk of the war and the future of the .. Situation in Hand Coetls to lte*vole tors, according to the f 'If',- two Allied republics, 1 Yesterday's navy - marine j sj It was the first time since IS109 that chief executives of Elections for AWS presi-L the two countries had met. urrentng exams produced per sCeVial .K'«t,%r, r. sbvtci tan Tticolonic peace in which no group in. one mo hour morning session, prac-! the eligibility requirements for ■ Vhu-agn will sneak country may ,n 1 exploit the re¬ ticaltv the entire marine con-j candidates have made another j lrl. j.;, sources and people of another. tintcnt to a man had evacuated 1 election necessary. Mi Den Easter , Declare Ultimate Goal tlic exam room. Marines eoun- i stated, Each mentioned the brother¬ trod with the claim that their ,,at S(one ,l)pli)!i,,u, hood of arms-achieved by the flag was still flying and that the 1 Pal Stone, Chicago junior, vho (*HIII<* <;mccllc(l two neighbor nations in a con¬ navy men were gazing wistfully flict to crush the Axis powers— was elected last term at the reg at their papers — wondering The Notre Dame • .Michigan ulur election, was declared in a conflict which Mr toosevelt where the marines got Uie an- State baseball game scheduled eligible because she had otTicialiy once again promised m Id end to be held here-this afternoon withdrawn from school. only in "imcnndilion. iirren- lias been postponed Indefinite* dec " \ot Accursed Weeds j However, 'tie faculty digital ly because of bad weather, ac¬ ... There was no defln ity committee, headed by II. C , cording to late reports I'rom the addresses, which w • broad- Witi.out intending any under-' Huston, dean.of Applied Science, Athletic Director Italph east, as to what spoi l tailing of student morale. Prof, j is now determining Miss Stone's Young's office yesterday. of state the two chief executives H. T Darlington of the botany eligibility for the re run of the Two days of rain and snow had been diseussing in the hours dcp.u'men t suggests that in case election, but has not yet reached i have turned the inlield on the since Mr. Roosevelt arrived by the food situation is no j a decision. varsity diamond into soft mud. special train Irom Texas late in Tlie opening reremony with Ration better this summer, Candidate List the day there are about nine Candidates for 'he Gov. Ilarry Kelly tossing the coming Points to Common Aim Vd edible weeds now ] election will be Jeanne Dickie, first |>.ill of the year Will be But Mr. Roosevelt did declare; held over until the Spartans growing in Michigan Durand junior; Lorna Jean Ball, "In the shaping of i common •ahuh may be used as vegetables. Mason junior; Carol Edmonson, open the home season, whieh will probably be against the victory our peoples arc finding Thcv can be prepared by boil¬ Detroit junior, and Miss Stone, that they have common aspira¬ University of Detroit liere on ing for use in salads. Besides if she qualities, dandelion greens, there are yel- low dock, AWS council representatives, May 1. Marriage Series tion. They can work together for a common objective. Let us American cowslip, chosen in last term's elections j marsh marigold, wild chlckory, are not affected by this re-vote inont Towe ! 6:30 ; n. Reg¬ Schedules Double never lose our hold truth. upon It contain- within it tho that ular services will la- poke, duckweed and purslane, 'ruling, Miss Deaner stated. held at secret of future happiness and 0.30 and I i a. m. Feature Today prosperity for all of us on both St. Thomas Aquinas Tre Ore sides of our unfortified border. Eighth Army Offensive Penetrates services will be conducted on Friday from 12 to 3 p. m.. con¬ Dr. Robert Foster of Merrill- Palmer school in Detroit, will be "We recognize a mutual inter¬ dependence of our joint re¬ sisting of a short serif >n on the Axis Line of Defense at EnJ'idaville "Seven Last Words," eongr : op the campus today to present two marriage lectures in Fair- sources. We know lhat Mexico's resources will be tinnal singing, the "Way of developed for the child Theater to students. the common good of UMC'A April 20 (AP)— Axis positions followed a lull of Cross," and "Public Veneration humanity." Dr. Foster's first lecture to be See ROOSEVELT—Pace 4 Springing a powerful, sudden a week of preparation by the of the Cross." given at 3 p. m. has been sched¬ infantry charge by moonlight, methodical Montgomery. Good Friday services will also uled at the request of students the British eighth army sumed the offensive at Enfida- ha§ re¬ Sudden Break Not Expeeted be held nt 7:30 p m. masses will be said at 9 and 11 Kaster enrolled in the Home Economics Kus>ian Offensive ville Authoritative sources said division and all Home Ec stu¬ and seized mountain a. m. Sunday morning with the heiaht.y dominating the coastal road to Tunis 40 iniles to the there was not expected to be any sudden break-through such T'homag earl_ ly mass for men of St. p.,nsh who ur itli- dents their will be exepsed from classes to attend, Dean Repulses Germans north. Allied as was typical of the desert ac¬ Marie Dye said. ! LONDON. Wednesday headquarters an¬ . April tions, for the infantry must Dr. Foster's topic "Marriage, nounced tonight. Although the college Luther- j Now or Later" will, be j 21 (AP)—Sweeping into the of- Gen. Sir Bernard L. Mont¬ fight for each foot of ground, an church will have no Good in an¬ j fensive on the Kalinin front and advance hill-by-hill, storm¬ swer to questions asked by the | northwest of Moscow, Russian gomery loosed the assault iate Friday services, the Easter see-1 last night, and took his initial ing each strong defense post mon will be delivered on Sun- i women Students in all divi-1 forces on Tuesday attacked a objectives in what' appeared to separately. day morning at 10:30 a. sions are ipvited to attend the ! strong German position* and be the start of the final offen¬ While the eighth army was the State Theater, according to' lecture, but their classes will j captured and held an important sive iu drive the Axis from Tu¬ the only force mentioned in the Rev. William Young, minister I not be excused. < height against repeated enemy nisia. initial drive, military circles St. Paul's Episcopal church, in j "Marriage in War Times" is' counter-attacks, Moscow an- Axis Lose 112 Planes said it was certain that other Lansing, will hold Faster" Sun-j the subject for Dr. Foster's sen- j nounced today, 1st the in the skies, that offensive pressure would be brought to, day services at 6:30, 9:30, and, ior lecture at 7:15 tonight. At' Battering vainly already under way, with bear. 11 30 a. rn. that time he- will answer such | strategic hill, dominating the 112 Axis planes destroyed in questions as: What problems entire area, the Germans left two days by the mighty Allied will we face if we marry now? j about 3,000 officers and men What problems will we face if i Head on the field, the Soviet »ir arm. Montgomery's tough infantry Detailsof American we postpone marriage1 What! midnight communique said, troops, again supported by ar- sacrifices wiU the women have I In thc western Caucasus, vio- t'iirry, smashed ahead in a three-mil# advance to capture Attack on Tokyo Announced to make? 1 'ent attacks by German infan- | try supported by tanks and large forces of aircraft were re¬ the Djebel Garci, a 1,200-foot Nazi Bombers Haiti pulsed with heavy tosses to the height commanding the area 12 - WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 (AP). their assigned fields. One land- enemy. rules inland from the sea, batMe The war department disclosed I ed in Russian territory, the oth- London Suburbs bom dispatches said. tonight details of the American ers made forced or crash land- Heavy fighting still continues, bombing raid on Tokyo April1 ings m China1 or in water of LONDON? April 20 (AP)—A Mid an Allied spokesman, who 18, 1942, saying that the planes the Chinese coast. AI few German raiders dumped announced briefly that the as¬ toik off from the aircraft car- planes making the forced land- bombs on two London districts sault ii.id "penetrated the F.nfi- Her USS Hornet ! ings were wrecked. late tonight during a brief alert Mviiie position." The attack Thli carrier, which subse-l The war department's dlsclos- inst in the battle of ure of tho raid details included that sent the capital's devastat- Into the hilly, heavy-defended " anti-aircraft barrage into] TODAY— Santa Cruz on Oct. 26. 1942, information that of the 80 inen action. carried fliers of the army air ; on the daring raid, five are in- The Germans struck back Varsity club, 1p.m. | forces to within 800 miles of terned in Russta,.eight.are pr* after 3wift Ventrua bombers Training room, fieldhouse UNDER THE WIRE ,Tbkyo, the war department said They bombed not only mili- oners or prisoners are presumed to be of Japan, two are missing, and one was killed. during the day raided transport and industrial targets Nazi .Musical Interlude. 12:30 Union sunporch p. m tary objectives in Tokyo, but in France and Belgium. Possi¬ Washington, Asrti 2«?»U»fflc«f. FmI I.snsinir, Mich. OffiMt OPINION •• locmtMi on kround floor of rut wing of Union Building Annex, room 8. Published daily except Sunday and Mondxy murningt during the regultr school ye*r and w^kly on Thomd.y mornings during summer session by the studenU of By ELLIS BRANDT Member A«.oe»sted Collegiate Pre* M.rhigsn State eollege. wimmtntii hum ionak. aovkhfi«i«j tm Telephone—College .Phone 8-1611. Bd- ... w 0 . - ftorial Office— Kxt. 269; Businesa Offiaa National Advertising Service, Inc. - Ext. 268. College Publisher* Representative 4?0 Madison Ave. New YO«k. N.V. • Saw rnaacisrs Subscription rutefl—8c per copy: $1.01 ' P*r ye*r by mail; f 1.60 per year by NOBODY seemsgoing : about what what it is know ittois, or much about to do. but r by eDllrye someone on campus is promoting a rumor clinic. So far it's only MEMBER Ob THE ASSOCIATED TRESS a rumor that there'll be one. and The As^oclnted rrpsn 'is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all j* "* "i. ~ * "n it ntwi dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also tbe U it oOGS any "WOrU at all. lacal news published therein. AH right* of publicstion on special dispatches here- ought to dispel that One at OtlCO. » are ais« reserved. v * ' During the first two terms of Mbi nnnv Kdtfr. I.KN HAHNT-S this year there were rumors by Vditnrlx! Pln-rfor. Fl.l.tS ItKANDT !lii»irie*k Mhtincrr. 4F.AN WHITING .\.;%rniminu MHHA-ifur. AUi INhKRWnoi); OmimotH Mnti.ivr«». HKRNICK a trickle this term. What a shame, INC Fit AvstSiht I»n JANE Mil.EAR; rfmilatkMi M......- aer. I'AI I. K. WAI.KKK. with no rumors left upon whose head to place the grandiloquent N'inhi Fidilttr Ncvn At-krrman heel of Truth. FwuUf AttvuH-r A. A. APPLECATE We doubt that people have learned to let rumors die; It's *- just that there Isn't quite as much confusion and not quite as many students to spread confusion PROP WASHINGS among. And ot course the State News, trenchant always, will ever seek, Front I lie 310th CTD now and hereafter, to dispel the logs tlwt veil the truth, Only people sometimes (and mistaken¬ Bv PVT. E. E. HALMOS By PVT. JOE HITXKK ly) think the News isn't printing Room 211 Abbot llall Room 31 Abbot llall everything that it should about the campus; that is how rumors Hospitals are<>f one of life nicest parts And Michigan State's hos¬ army the I)o you like to get up ir the start. middle ot the night Fall term Prof C. R Holler's Get dressed in three minutes, course in "Propaganda" tried to pital is well tip on the tist of "Don't wolf your food. Junior!- Just luke a point Holt out on an ice-cold floor, track down a rumor that women nice hospitals. at a time.'" turn off the light were to bo moved out of their This is not meant to imply And i isl) like mad to thvdoor? dormitories to make way for the 'hat the average soldier waits Kail at ""tention' the army, it was a vicious type of breathlessly lor a chance t<> get rumor, and once it got started it into a hospital, or that a large oad, >s right,' 'Ready front" and sl"'f",ri Nko part of the army spends most of its lime in such institutions. But it by some a soldier gets into a hospital mischance or not too '• little' loud pooch h um some Unthinking women (not ail of fhem are. fortunately) didn't stop to lind nut where the story panic Spartans at War By DON THORNBl i;\ serious ailment, he usually en¬ Who blabs while stand 'rnn)> and began calling their there and freei fathers to make arrangements joys the experience. ' lor trekking home. The State At least he does for the first Rush buck inside, your h JOW THAT we have all bo- army air field, Carlsbad yjevvs pointed out that this idea few days. After that he wants face, and shave IN conn accustomed to the where lie will be a sis was a gross untruth, but the ru¬ the air forces central m. to get out of the plac Stand chow line an mor persisted. midst--dance or no dance- let's school foe bombardiers But fh a hospital like Olin Get a gig ("cause you didn't he- Apparently it came originally ha\ •> turn to their rival branch of Soon to Be Graduated Memorial here, one sleeps be- from mistaken housemothers, the the service, the navy air corps. i ween sheets on comfortable Fro that i lass tumid, who thought that .1 Climbing high into tin beds —beds capable of being A fie i how ami statement from Dean of Women Four former Spartans are Edgar Truniblv. '41, a aised and lowered for reading make up your tied. Elisabeth Conrad the effect now at Corpus Christi. Texas, Kappa, who will be m alld eating Take out your book; and stud- that they "could' seek jobs else after successful completion ot soon from the advance,, One has exceptionally pretty where meant no more women's primary (light training at the school at Stockton :ui. nurses and other attendants t" naval air station at Glenview, Francis H. Coen. Do vour math on vour kne dorms. Actually I was onlv the make one's tied for him One bed. clarification of a minor point of III . They are Charles F Sulli¬ rived at Kansas Stale can hue for half an hour in van. who won his numerals in 'Cause all three" chairs ire used housemothers' rights. me's own semi-private buthtuh by yuur buddies. The class picked up threads of cross -country while here, that of the aircrewn ■ One's back is rubbed soothingly George B. Par.ker, Boron L. while Ray T. Pallet. 1 with ointments. • Double time to class through >"a,'n from northern Wiscon¬ Brown and Herbert E. thrig. Western Reserve mm. wind and snow sin. Chicago. Detroit, and other All sorts of mechanic..! tricks Kappa Stg. Cleveland, O.. for the < ire present to ease the way of Take a test, make loads of mis- Peculiar places, including Pritch- ard's Corners. Ohio. Most com More Doing Primary Training pose i he sufferer—even to a minia- tak And Ziegfryd C. Rutkovvski inland Merrill St.,', tun public address system that Get gigged ranks you nion form of the rumor was that and not lust an unnamed college "down in Harry S. Groszyk are at wrestling team captain ; permits the floor nurse 011 duty to converse with occupants of No don't complin for Tour's Texas" had moved its women Pensacola. Ha, also having tin- tank destrover battali mutes! students out, that Purdue had 1-lied primary flight training at hnm ,, h "a s j,el, „ any room without leaving the just done it "this morning -my Glenview. * from second lieutenant : central desk. Back and forth you hurry all roommate heard it over the ra¬ Still with the navy air corps. DZV Joe Gerard, busk.' This system is a little Uiscon- day long dio." and that Michigan State we have live embryo pilots re- .has been commissioned rrliiig to a newcomer, who niav To ( lasses, drill field and gym coeds were next to go. cently enlisted under V-5. They marines, while Phi Del- hear female voices at his elbow You gulp your dinner (I know A volume or more could be arc Donald S. Babbitt, Richard Johnson, swimmer while he ts in a stale of embar¬ __ it's wrong) rassing undress, but he gels to written on the rumors that pre- Overton, John W. Gausmean, Corpus Christi taki But you're late if you don't ceded announeement of when the and Avery J. Fishier. tike it. and'll get it from him. training for the marine Most air force' men are gad ,. You enjoy then the ERCs would leave, and before Turn about is fair play so And Platoon Sgt. Ht .V,,UI supper, status of all the various here is some army air force nen, '39, who was in geteers at heart—and nothing is .nine your shoes branches of the reserves was dc- dope. more fascinating to them than Capt. Harry Chandler, contingent of marines And study for that test next day rided. the combination readtng-tabic, '41, and Alpha Chi Sigma is still Iceland two years ag< Relax and read the Michigan An efficient and eating tray and what-have-you dependable serving 111 England after seven rently teaching gunnci State Ne that is standard equipment with Get 1 1 ...... and hlt the hi,y . 'umor clinic could spike rumors months of it. And Capt. Ralph at Quantico, Va. each bed. • practically before they got start- Brunette. '33 and former State Well, that is a day tor a pre- ed. But it will take a great deal football player, is commanding Individual reading lamps that permit III after-hour rtl ll'l-IH'UUV "ad*'. of- work with *. - —- gi-eat deal of ex- a- officer ot the H.v air v.v-pwv nil depot uvvuvu- detach- ty New under-artn no ips in Olin) peruwl of m.ig- i>oinin« happens ren'iy txuttm; ever perthave guidance before MSC can ment at the primary hool at Union City, Tenn. tlying Cream Deodorant a/.mes supplied by the hospital anything approaching that Cept those Saturday tours ideal. Track Man Does Transportation start, are another factor adding which we think all wet— We hear somebody's safely to a soldier's appreciation ot the working Lt. Shaheen S. Haney. '42, is place. We'd rather use that energy 011 the Japs' on it. though, now serving as transportation Stops Perspiration And there is no reveille. officer with a service group sta¬ tioned at the Syracuse eir base. By PVT. EDWARD HIRSUII Room 45, Abbot llall DOOLITTLE INFORMATION He is a former varsity track man. • " (Con.im,«l torn Pate .) Capt. John W. Rowley, "39. WHY is it: That there's never a broom to be had? ... "L I' r o Ur T STUDENT VO.NCIU- Student council will hold a has reported to the Carlsbad before bombs fell on Japan. spefial mectin(f al 5 p m today That there's noise whenever we wish to study? . . . That the wo¬ k.aj. Gen. James H. Doblittle, fn room j Union annex. All CLASSIFIED ADS 1. Do. men snub us on the walks in the r <° »«e„d. FOR SALE shirts. Docs not irrit"i* -• 2. No waiting to dry. Can ! 1 ' daytime but sing to us at niijit? _ comand. in North Africa, per- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE— That tight after shaving. vye have to clean our so^Uy selected the men to ac- Christian Science organization will meet in the chapel of Peo¬ lamps at 3. Instantly stops perspirat" 1 to 3 days. Prevent, oJ. ples church tonight at 7:30 p. m. WANTED 4. A pure, white, grcao !<>• for election of officers, stainless vanishing excan, WOMAN STtJDKNT - Ti, Ho hou«I~ LA COFRADIA— »"rk. ■>•"< huur* t.,r neck. Coll K37S0. 5. Awarded Approval Sed ' American Institute of La ': La C'ofradiii. Spanish honorary, will meet today at 7:30 p. in. in in^for being harmless to ^ room 112. Union annex, to elect officers for the cominr year, Classified Rates Two cents per word; minimum STATE COLLEGE CLUB— charge, 30c; all advertisements Harold Daschner. • executive payable in advance; no pre¬ secretary of the Michigan Retail Hardware association, will be the ferred position. v ' 07( ■' speaker at the luncheon meeting Union Bldff. Annex. Room 8 of the State College club tomor¬ Telephone 8-K11—Business row. His subject will be "The Est. MS Amazing World of Tomorrow.^ icsday. April 31. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS - I ■ •» x Troubled \s \\ oatlier Slows Hprkouts ,,ay pttJ- pr,_. •»> Spartan T'p-tbgi-h-r* _ I '- tennis to,- • .Vc-U t«r- hexed by th.e weather squad s match man. Coach Karl Schlaik- thv University of Michigan iiH-s Mns "ill '■•' »< •• putting his shivering charges through their .failv ' going 'if as scheduled this ttM'"\TrrTr«?nk^' f.«hnson V n Hi such- «j tmu* hc.if- n preparation tor the Drake relays hem* Muit-,- noon, Coach Charles D. ! ,*r :'-i llorb tniHiocwl late yes tew ViMi s M. • ••!!. -iruj uv , a and Saturday at Des Moines. Iowa, as he sut Frank Iam+ts, M ^-hi'(;?•-' star# -eyed doubtful oimg oulyvn small squad* h»#ih si-hool MiiiiU**, mii.» n.'ibn tiinual event. Schlade- dated thai and an Ann Vm.»r U'»«! yen is Do iv n; . getting; the remainder ."u Id be Wulvfrtiie* Strun* men ready for the -r-Mng tor r- •tie meet the following I th I ctics. (o on,, .if ,i|iman leads Way in lirsl (.mm thp Bill! ?»uct thr.M" •• U'juns <-vrv. Tho !o W" ■ »•» v.n-n : OH I '•. nuseitmaa who led to victory ui the Pur *' tin- M W YiOfK. v' r' I U.c"n mil ' ,j ' V last week, will entei : j ' i ■ a-; -Baseball nuts. a curdles event. Leonard i ,nt h«i» made notable m** Three Veteran* Ki'turnine ., —.•nt in his form and dt* to the Wasio ,. ... II be the State entry in oim threw. If , . i and last man t.» be en r,i >• rite individual events is • " re. ace Spartan high enter Medley Relays the >1 deman U also sending Ve-iero Intramural IMrt-cttir tan I. compete m the four mile -eason • Fruiuxiiu urtted that ifthull : stance medley relays Muck's team* fur the intrami loop • to vun laps in the (bur- Washin tie i-otereil at hi* off tee Jenf- . ..v .ire Freshman Ward " nt Mack to siltl heldhoi|.-*e a* .immi P»>**l - M * during the -;i I \I'T. FR ANK BFF M X.N elder order that he mav i!.'{ IVnuis Oirtl in-.: .tints- hit- runs in the ule. To date only t ,'cw have Niemann Play Doubles been turned in and utiles* yev- I'mv .»f Michigan * plate \ crsi more team* ire en . ■ ; Scott, in that order. spring training, amon a o-hc iirhii-vomcnts Whipping the N--v leup in the distance d -till indefinite as to. York Yankees live tor. os. !ha oe running some of the their lollowt rs lct-1 *ti i >- the ' e Kuulitz was origin- will regain the ~~ponn., lost to the Cardinals o-t !ht a it ked to run the 440 leg. have to be in Fort Cus- day of last season ti.e weekend. In this Yankees ot Meet Washington "tier Wil"Bennett or Joe. The top game in the An - - will run in his place ican League will be at Yat !. .gelt will be running the stadium, where .lot- Mc'.'artt •g. the half mile. The made-over champions coll • - h-r mile leg will be with what appears to be ,i iih by cither Page or L.vke. improved : W ohi, .-. • I it with the mile run Ernie Bonham. ' wt ' "a ptain Scott. I 'i ake tunes in 194:'. was named to •• relays us a meet a !m individual contestants pose Early Wvnn on tin- i -■ .'cam winner wiil.be an William Harrid.-e ,r.-id of the Amei ican I.e. g m •it-man had oiriciate at the r..m:ng of previously Yankees' 11143 ' 1 enter a team in the chain) m-n- ' medley relay. However. perinant and Mayor Fiorciib - uck of sprinters and 440 Guardia will throv. out tin- i -pied with the fact that ball. 1 1 weather in which the The prospectivi ikely to be s ged would „ „.v. . of Mie da 35,000 >t sprinter* for some at Cleveland for "iced him to decide "better with the Dctro -ending sprint men. Ba«bv wa* selecte ■ for the tribe and Stev Senator Promote? ,be TjRe believed likely to op ouis-tioun Match veteran cur- eballer, T. Bridges. jV\>HINGTON. Apr. 20 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pago Four CDC Classes to Have Dean Conrad Frowns, Dancing, Canoeing Parties Planned THE Schedules Changed — Calls Variety Show — p>;' for Airerewnien This Weekend 'Beneath Dignity'' WOMAN'S WORLD A new schedule for d(, classes has been arrat, CDC. Home nursing < I. lilW' Plans have been made by thcK- Eyeing the future of the an¬ By KAY BESEMER meet at 7 p. m. in Colic-, all-college activities board for a nual variety show with some tal, and knitting at 7:1.1 ] prc-Eastcr dance in the Union OPA Ration Value Cuts Union Annex today. doubts, Dean Elisabeth Conrad YWCA m ballroom Saturday at 9 p. in. for squadrons A and B of the 310th college training detachment air- Effective Tomorrow, Changes Point List stated yesterday that she had American opinion poll will heard several unfavorable com¬ the subject of the YWCA be meet¬ Tomorrow's, classes Bell Telephone comnunc, at 5 p. m. in 206 Hon, t , crewmen who will be the first ments on the all coed produc¬ nications nt 5 p. m. in :• i WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 (AP) ing today at 5 p. m. in the stu¬ to leave the campus. tion. • hall, plane spotting at parlors. Peoples church, , —The Office of Price Adminis¬ dent in 101 Home Ec Three hundred tickets will be "The comments that I heard m. tration tonight ordered drastic available, 150 for the aircrew- cuts, effective Thursday morn¬ gave me the impression that according to Program Chairman aid (beginning) at 7:15 men and the remaining 150 for Virginia Laycwk. Ea-T Lansing 105 Morrill hall. there were incidents in several KY students. Student tickets will ing, in the point values of can¬ ned and dried soups, all frozen of the acts which were beneath junior. Catholics to Hold Mi\«, be on sale at the Union desK and fruits and vegetables, and re¬ (he dignity and standards of SWL sold will be put at the — Newman Club will those not moved black-eyed peas from State women," Miss Conrad I- SWL will meet at 5 p. m. to- mixer dance Saturday disposal of the aircrewmen. the ration list. said. . for Catholic aircrew, mi <, fflfev, the If, as on previous occasions, aircrewmen arc quaran¬ The reductions in most cases She made the suggestion that cut the coupon cost of the af¬ in the'luture perhaps some oth¬ lay in the Spartan room Union, according to ol the Pres. Meri- students. The group wiii bah Rowlette, Detroit junior. The in the main lounge of li¬ tined, the tickets will be sold to fej'. civilian students. Since the plans for the dance were late being formulated, the fected items by half or more. er entertainment could be sub¬ They were designed specifically stituted which would avoid a to more encourage people of these items. to buy repetition rences. of similar purpose of the meeting is to in¬ nt 8:30 p. m. and will occur¬ troduce the new officers ganize interest groups. and or¬ Forestry cabin. No will be charged. gn .ti music will be provided by juke¬ box. A new campus institution, 119 Reservists Take F:i:-: |8|fe' '' a date bureau, will be available to supply dates for those sol¬ diers who haven't made pre¬ Qualification Exam Ready Easter vious arrangements. Eighty-four marine and 35 ffe tm V. Included in the activities navy V-l reservists took the planned for the week-end will qualifying exam which was Fife:. be a canoe-party for Squadron E on Saturday evening. given in two sessions yesterday, according to Examination Di¬ The entire equipment of the rector Paul Drcsscl. m&)' canoe pavilion will be used to How the results of this quali¬ fying exam will affect the mili¬ The moment you see our smart new accommodate 84 couples for a late afternoon and evening tour tary status of these 119 men is styles you'll know they spell success. of the Red Cedar river. Half not definitely known, Dressel Of course, you want them pretty ami of the tickets will bo available said. to the aircrewmen and the re¬ Results of the exam will becoming, as well as durable and last¬ maining half for campus use.* probably be received individ¬ ing. That's why you'll be utterly cap¬ Coed dates are to pack non- ually by the students in about tivated by what you'll find in our sprin.' rationable foods as a lunch for three weeks, Dressel said. the trip which will include collection. baseball and campftre singing. Should the weather continue to Vichy Denies Rumors prove un-coopcrative, the party of Foiled Assassin will dance in tpc faculty dining- liy Th<- Prtwr room. The Berlin radio announced last night that the Vichy French ministry of the interior had de¬ ROOSEVELT nied "certain reports abroad" (Continued from Page 1) that an attempt had been made on the lives of Marshal Petain President Avila Camacho, in speaking of the common aims of and his Pierre Lnval. chief of government, Suits the two nations, said: "We desire a living together free of the per¬ The broadcast, recorded by Trimly smart models in petual threats which derive from the|Associated Press, was the snappy plaids, or classic those who seek supremacy." first suggestion received in New Krveal Wartime Cooperation York that. such reports were tweeds; softly detailed The two chief executives told circulating. dressmaker styles, too. of wartime cooperation across the border, with Mexico found¬ Committee Favors Hill ing vital war supplies and cs WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 (AP) $16.95 - 25.00 scntial minerals into American —Legislation to create an inde¬ arms plants and sending her peo¬ pendent civilian supply admin¬ ple to the United States to help istration with authority over work the farms. manpower distribution, ration¬ But the Mexican president ing and production of needed held out no concrete hope that materials for the home front his relatively small army might won unanimous approval today be able lo take the field on for¬ of the senate banking commit¬ eign soil. tee. 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