,;>T W Randall, Spraguc Appointed -1-Wi lo WolVerine Positions ,l„v Randall, Lansing jun- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS -■"il<: : jor and Kay Sprague, junior Daily Student Publication of Michigan Stute College M-o'tn Royal Oak, will be edi- and business manager VOL. 33Z.332 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY?APRIL 227l'943 lively of the 1944 Wolver- m: ,,, t was decided by the college Publications yesterday. I !j}.rst. ?lARs Captured Yankee Fliers ■;,» id of M s Randall will be the first editor of the Wolverine „ V least 12 years. Publications HrZ'wimExecuted by Japanese oldsters observed. B«ard Accepts Members r:„ board also formally ac- the editor, business mana- c,., and faculty adviser of the General Arnold Urges Veiljjeanee for ('.rut-It in* By JOAN MEYERS U.sr Veterinarian magazine as Kilty-three students will be-1 Uomniitteil bv Barbaric Jap War f.ttriG m.\, members, giving that publi- gin the first day of refresher equal rank on the board work today after successfully! After Tokyo Hoinliing the Wolverine, Spartan and passing the elementary stages of] proserib-j WASHINGTON,HyApril state News. the testing program as William T. Peacock M.ss Randall, a member of ed by the Army STAR progi-i 21 (AP)— General Hcnrv M Ar- tlphii Gamma Delta sorority, is newly installed her •cording' pledged the army air forces tonight to the iitler de- ,,, vice-president of SWL and to Coordinator S. E. Crowe. we. i st ruction of Japan's "inhuman lords" in vengeance for x. i> ionizations editor. j raid oil Tokyo. U'onien Have Experience »»* »"• Mi-s Sprague, a member of1 JOY RANDALL, former pr- armv!11". commantlor said -«•,»,«« „«««,,■ to all his lh. i, iu Alpha sorority and jganizatiOtts editor of the Wolver entering Msct. and the " in a message iwrson- known nel. , V > a member of the annual's t ine. was named editor of the an specialized training test, using staff. Both women, nual for next year by the Board as the Officer Candidate Test. President Roosevelt disclosed the Japanese had acknowL These two must he passed siie- :,u. iad three years' experience ! of Publications. Hedged putting to death some cesstully tH'fore the student can * -th ihe yearbook. of the eight Americans— \, a members of the board are illivd SIiip IjOsscs they did not say how many •v r K. Cairy, assistant profes- —and were treating other „i; , hi v eterinary physiology and r!i: uiarian adviser; Norman During Past Year captured (Pels is nAnneals, do- Detroit senior, editor; ' nying them all right- as prison- Ex rood Tola 11In Hi > , ,i.H k Preston, junior l'rotn of war A, Minn., business manager, Arnold tint the i , Wolverine appointments WASHINGTON, Apr 21 CAP) Japanese ii tv ill not The Truman committee dis- t become effective until eloscd today that approximately "Aircrew men In Squadron E x.matcly July 1. when r, . * Editor Paul Wileden and 12.1100.000 tons of Allied ship¬ w ho are planning to go on the ping were sunk last year more canoeing trip Saturday should ■ ' s Manager Helen Stayers than the total tonnage built in sign with their squadron lead¬ 11)42 by the United States and er and then huv ticket* it the Great Britain combined canoe shelter Saturday night. t ..Hi the lo Ilea I ill i Civilian* may also get tickets ist the at the shelter. r. i penal Today's ig ■ ut .lavs the physical that even ate STAR duetuin protol* training i were reduced unit mves gating in the latter deter raids tins on com Toky. try from Mother ARS—Page 4 month's of the year, and de¬ rlirns of the Jap- Campus Airmen Will Meet clared confidently; "The submarine menace and will be effectively met " can uncso died as told the Amer ran airmen: 'Remember heroes. those Arnold comrades when you get a Zero in. your The answer to -the threat of to Discuss Chorus the undersea raiders, the com¬ sight —have their sacrifice before Spartan Spirit mittee declared in a report on you when you line up your bomb- ■ingtTtg squads of aircrew shipbuilding and shipping, ls sight on a Japanese base.' effect of Michigan State Jh(\bnok's advertising -tnlf be business manager ol the ill In offered a chance to the stepped-up production of of is President Roosevelt announced rally hit the alrcrewmen ■velop 'heir lusty talents. He¬ merchant and escort the American government had from all Wolverine, folio new •s- i :or these men ading to H".v Underwood, rail- self, and the combined use of solemnly warned Tokyo that for who have pointmcnt yesterday. , t the country, department bead. destroyers and destroyer .this and any futuie —acts of attended colleges in New A meeting of all aircrewmen criminal barbarity" just punish- March York, Idaho, Minnesota. British Infantrymcn airplani . arts, escort rs. i inter ted in forming a chorus land-based airplanes equipped j mcnt will be administered to the New Jersey and Colo- (Mntj,nie held Sunday morning at Step i ado. march along to Offensive • for anti-submarine irk, and responsible Japanese off icials. _ '' HI 31) in "the Horti. ulture audi- sub-chasers. The president's statement was classes singing the MSC oil Axis Defenses Pi of. William Kimmel. u.ritim supplemented by the state de- ■img as lustily as if they ALLIED 11DQ. IN .NORTH < lu.p- i h«ir dirt* 'I tor, will conduct the Nee JAPS—Page • Spartans. Might add me newcomers really catch AFRICA. April 21 (AIM The; chorus md 1 irmy Preliminary Tryonts 1 British eighth army Im- cop- If it - induction or. ipuekly. • lured the Axis "coastal pi\ot of autnon' it ii urn to lie Judged Today Orders i mg the i ! Enlidavtlle. lias swung t.vi v".hh Hietu college band <1 ... St ruined Loyalty I miles northwest to si.ma the Sunday iday concerts planned foi this for Poetry (.ontest r ending for ERC I mountain citadel of Takrouna. inc All pre < adets planning It is accepted that laying down Contestants in the preliminary and also has gained two miles m ittend the meeting Sunday Approximate [y 250 KRC orders ...lie's life for a friend is the su¬ the Djebel Garci area lurfhei .Hit turn their nanu s m to poetry contest, to be held tins are yet to be ■eceived preme test of loyalty, but to date by the iitenaut Miller at Abbot hall. atternoo/i from 3:3(1 to 5 p. m. in "'is tops the yarns for devotion j: inland amid "very seven- tight-• room 49, College auditorium, military office, according to an of a - iliscriber to his newspaper, ing," it was reported tonight, announcement lade by Jean Os- will be judged by Moiree Com in Latin-American history class j Striking along a 10-nnle front; MSC Gr:id Goes to Africa pi-re, O. B. Nickle and J. D. partment. gtx>d of tne militar; cieme de- M'slcrday Instructor Harrison j after a tremendous artillery Floyd S. Markham. MSC' Menchhofer. all of the speech j hoisted himself up on the desk barrages eiglith anov irila-.t: v- Those calls that have not been i te ol. 1930. has gone to | and dramatics department, ac- received fall lor the last live minutes of his | men armed with knives i n Africa to ho—I the l.ibn-! cording to Mrs. Compete, chair- matnly in the cate¬ gory of marine reservists lecture and apologetically ex¬ j close-quarter lighting. - e a 1 c d i of the Rockefeller foun- ] man of the contest, who : the enemy's mouutain pnsi'ipn.- failed to qualify for their re- plained to the class that he had Glen sir.oncd his back reaching for his ! at some points only 4a imle- on typhus commission. j -php (.0|)ege speech department program and a number of Stale News which had blown in¬ j ait. director of south of Tunis, while the I'.i .t- i. lull. us. ..nnounced today. aiumui(wj|) ward $30 in prizes, $10 go-: juniors and senior- Dr.1I to hie bushes in the i ish tirst army earned .-.lightly in ing to the first place man and' However, a list of those who morning. Markham, a native of Cadillac, j the Medjez-Ei Bab sector Ja has been a member of Ohio State j woman and $5 to the second have not received their orders , | miles west of the Tunisian cap place man and woman, who will; has been sent into the ueadquar iversity's faculty since 1935. represent Michigan State in the j tcrs of the sixth service | ital. liiiDER THE WIRE tatewide contest. 1 I the and action snotild be near future. e Senior W eek Calendar Completed; All those prepared to read two 1 poems, which together make a ] LONDON, April 22 (AP)—The six-minute reading, will be heard ] Bi-.t.-h government in an extra¬ ordinary announcement said to- innouneements on Display Joday in the preliminary contest. . 1 TIME TABLE Plans for the preliminary! that it had received reports Senior invitations and an¬ tor successive Wednesday nights prose contest will be announced nouncements for commencement beginning May 12 and continu¬ th.it -Hitler is making prepara¬ next week, and the statewide tions for using poison gas againsi ing each week with the final one will go on* sale in the lower contest will be held at MSC on 1 TODAY- 'he Russian front," and warned slated for Wednesday, June 2, that such a development would lounge of the Union Monday will be tlic leadoff events. The May 7. Delta Sigma Phi, 7:30 p. m. through Friday next week, front hnd the British retaliating with 8 a. ra. to 5:30 p. m., Jack Bush, dances will be held in the Union 103 luion annex ballroom from 9 to 12 p. m. De¬ National Home Ec Conclave j Jhf tions centers, same weapon "upon muni¬ senior class president, announc¬ tailed plans regarding the Delta Gamma Mil, 715 p. m. seaports and other ed yesterday. Scheduled Here May 7, 8 Women's gymnasium dances will be announced later, jo'htary objectives throughout There is no limit to the num- "><■ . . Panlfclienic council whole expanse of Germany." Approximately 200 members London, Sson mTyTuy,mbulScash w?U ^Senior Swingout, the first ali¬ senior event, has been planned of the Michigan Home Economics association will hold their annual 7:30 p. m., org. room 2. Union April ,21 — be required when orders arc Beginning First Aid for Wednesday, June 2, from peeping out in force in perfect taken. They will be on display conference at Michigan State col¬ 7:15 p. m., 105 Morrill baU flying weather, British bombers 7:30 to 9 p. m. at the Union desk until Mon- lege, May 7 and 8, with discus¬ ***1 night M»d»j The first big event of Senior sions scheduled to center on war¬ Tower Guard, 7:15 p. m. manufacturing baccalaureate and other war installations In the daWith the Water carnival and week will be service on June 6. Lantern time planning problems. Beaumont tower the Alumni day proving the Night is scheduled for Tuesday, Speakers will include Miss Off-Campus Women. 5 p. m. only war casualties for this June 8. The senior play will be Jesrie W. Harris, president of 107 Union annex year's senior week, other activi¬ Wednesday and Thursday, June the association; Dr. Marie Dye, Navy club, 6:45 p. m. ties will go orl ^ scheduled, 9 and 10. dean of Home Economics, and n . Signal corps room, Dcm haO Bush stated, following » meet¬ Commencement will be held Mrs. Olga B. Nickle, chief nu¬ t ing with class and faculty ad¬ in the College auditorium at 3 tritionist for the state office of War Planning board, 5 p. m visers. civilian defense. Org. room 2, Union scheduled p. m. on June 12, he added. • 2 ■ —* ■ v - 2 mr ri.-: ' X* . PageTwo MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Thursday. April Grin and Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALONG THE foi Oflaaa Entered m a+cood-cla** tratfar at th« pHutofftc!. Ea«t Lantffif, Mich. located on around floor of Mat wins of Union Building Anne*, room 8. Published daily except Sunday and Monday morning! during the regular tchool WINDING CEDAR t'o year and weekly on Thursday morning* during tummer *e«ion by the *tudenta of lly Lett Barnes irttor Me.t.r A.Mrt.uS Called*t« Pre- M* hie." St.* collet.. ^ ponei W.,10»,A. A">vi*risiNd few Telephone—College Phone 8-1611. Kd- ftorial Office^-Ext. 268; Busincaa OfflM "W/AR ill men's eyes shall ytatt kT . National i 41 • • c • 1 Advertising Service, Inc. - em. m. A monster of Iniquity be Tit College Pkblislxrt Representative Subscription rate*—8c for copy; ll-Ot In the good time coming. OO Macioon Ave. New York. N Y. P*r >r*r b» tt,hil » *1-50 *er yrar by shitk Nations shall not quarrel then. n • bostcs . los . i*a nancac* " "-** to .tudent.; 82 26 par non-*tudenta. for tl year by college carrier to To prove which Is the stronger: Nor slaughter men for glory's KVos MEMRER OK THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Get/ sake; The AMocfated Pre*s {» etfluaitcly entitled to the u*e for republication of all Wait a Utile longer." the n r*w! dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and alto the —C. Mackay local new« ptihhahed therein. All rights of publication on apccial dispatches here- i* are alio reserved. • Mink Thinking people the world no over are wondering what is to itscf happen when the Axis is finally To llu* Editor ground down in defeat. Though T'a much has been said on what the <« should be done, none of the wi it¬ # j* * uttered for publication, that ers has spoken with any convic¬ TO THE EDITOR: Campus rumors come arid go, but the barb of the latest comments on the all-coed pro¬ duction "gave her the impression tion that be done. anything specific would yPSlP1 Cff I* ft < « one is liable to stick in the craws that there were incidents in *ov- Although a small organization era! of the acts- which were be¬ off hi of a majority of Spartitns. espe¬ of facultymen and a few stu¬ neath the dignity and standards Tenn cially m those of the coeds. We dents has been meeting regular¬ nou lb refer to the statement made by of State women." A rumor, no ly to consider post war problems, the good dean of women, on the less. the average student or soldier on basis of rumors she had heard, The Variety show Is condemn¬ campus has done very little that In the future perhaps the ed by a rumor, advanced as com¬ thinking about it. Some hold Variety show should be dispensed ments by a prejudiced few. "You the view that there \\ ill never with. can't please everyone" is a true be peace permanently. A look at The dean See LETTERS—Page 1! history indicates that it would "I said the other day that 1 -ORPHEUM wished we trained young officer* - especially for leading discussion "tVni .ion- fon'f <\rarity give milk —you aorta (peace) groups . . an ex ser¬ ttt'-c it a wag from her!" geant of the marines boiled over cm the subject «f what this If we all pull together, we'll all pull through. would do in tiie way of softening the men. "He just did not seem to real¬ ize that was a part of the mental IM\ ERSITY toughening our men need," says Mis. Franklin 1). Roosevelt on STYLES SATURDAY ONI.Y the subject. The Hoveredcc report in Gre at HICK JONES TIM McCOY In "WEST OF THE LAW Britain, she points out, shows And LLOYD XOI.AN In •III Y ME THAT TOWN" tow much they are thinking of onst-wur problems. Any think Sl'NDAY MONDAY TCESDAY - WEDNESDAY ing done now on it will hasten BING CROSBY ,Cl the reconstruction period alter /j>ijS/amchahlie the war. MARY MARTIN ™ Brian DONLEVY ANYONE on campusVariety who f " • # Also BLUES misCHAPUKCM1" Also thinks should see parallel at other the 1943 show was at all out of taste productions colleges. "Some of thein JOHNNY MAC K BROWN VIRGINIA WEIDLER In compare, we're told, with Broad¬ "STAGECOACH Bl'CKAROO" "BORN TO SING" way burlesque which is masque¬ rading on the stages of the na¬ tion us legitimate theater these days. us Alter Director Don Bucl! told last Friday that he'd had trou¬ SLIP THIS ON FOR SET > ble keeping this show clean, we expected at least one sparkle of sebster defined "comfort" « „tMt .men lives or brtny co.fer . sex But the night we saw it the veriest prude could have raised dld . nert job Of describing an eyebrow but once—-when Hu- pie let slip a muffled "damn" in „ one of his tumultuous exits tween acts. We think its clean¬ be¬ Sinibrop Shoes, bnd .hen it coses liness is a tribute to Uuell, who seemingly even censored the ad libs ,o style and fine craftsmanship. you'll »nd »l"throp 8 ARMY.life—The Tyson. Tenn.. boys campmate the man atwithCamp claim • as a the winner every time. ^ '•reddest face in Tennessee." Arriving from Florida, a corpo¬ ral proceeded to unpack his bar- , racks bag. and pulled out dainty | feminine undergarments in a steady stream. Tire reason: Enroute. he'd ac¬ cidentally exchanged his bag with one belonging to a WAAC. (Continued from Page 1) partment. Together, the state¬ ments disclosed that: The American government ini¬ tiated inquiries through the Swiss " government immediately after IF hat's the trouble» mister— Tokyo's radio broadcast. last Oc¬ tober 19, that military trials were Indian Underwear?" planned for the eight Americans. It was not until Feb. 17, how¬ If jou'rc a victim of underwear tliat creeps up on ever. that the Japanese govern¬ }ou, pel next to some well-behaved Arrow shorts ment replied, acknowledging that the Americans had been tried, with the specially constructed seamless crotch. sentenced to death, and that, as The) "re full cut from durable fabrics. Sanforized the state department phrased it, labeled for permanent fit (fabric shrinkage less "following commutation of the sentence for the larger number than 1^'). W hite* and fancy, 73c up. Tops, 6l)c tip. of them, the sentence of death Your Arrow dealer to the rescue! _ was applied to certain of the ac¬ cused." The Japanese accusation was that the Biers had bombed non- A R R 0 W military targets and shot civil¬ ians. The state department said the SHUTS • mt • HANXMICWOS • UNOMWt At • SPOtT SHUTS -American forces had instructions to attack only military objectives . ... ... * iur *ai ioMds and stamps a and it is known they did not de- k , Grand River at Abbott VWe from these orders. • . .. fiuitsday. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three Spartan Nine Leaves Today ; Women's AMERICAN LEAUl'E Cleveland 1. Detroit n. NATIONAL LEAGIE Cincinnati l, St. Louis 0. [0f Ohio State Double Bill Boston at Philadelphia, Wash Philadelphia at Boston, Npvf \ Sports ington at New York, postponed St.- Louis 3, Chieago 0. York at Brooklyn, postponed. Pittsburgh 8, Chicago I). B.v BEE BEARING Finals were played olT In ta¬ ble tennis recently and the new table tennis champion is June MeNutt. Kappa Kappa Ciantma. who won' her .victory over last year's winner, pat Stone. Sigma Kappa. hi k. Kappa Dei la. . Drake Delays I Ann Sestrie. Kwmg bouse; Pal i St one. SiSma Kanna: K.iv Others are Joyce Searcy. San bad bouse; Thclma Junker. South Williams. Althea Kraker.! CNii Omega. Jeanne Knight. South Campbell; Pitted Apron Kit Anita Dillev. i Alpha Xi Delta; Mary Reineking Alpha Cln Omega: Pat Lnrkm, i Of linest quality water-repellent twill, one row of AOPi: Flan,r Stillman. Kappa pockets, fitted with toothbrush, soap dish, military Alpha Tbeta: Nancy Ktiowlton. ! Ncrtli Campbell; Ann Sestrie. | brush and comb—also three other necessities. Independent-, and Lorraine Wil¬ ier. Shaw house. As yet Fast Mayo. North Wit- hams. We.t Mayo and North hall have not entered their represcn j tatives' names. Star KB Couth Washington Mlrhlfna New York inn rated as the bet Ave. \o/n/nA. Avo, runner of a to ' LETTERS tmued from Page 2) proverb—as is "the majority rules And we'll bet our shirt that the majority of those who 1 mm the lollies were pleased with oitr new Spring Snil is the aria. ready in n icidc selectitm of Th - not a condemnation of o. nor an upholding of material* ami style*. vs. Variety show—merely r: ,e-s;on on my part against > > based on s^jtond-hand ■n and attempts to turn •••-e production's into bed 'arc -' i s for Little Lord Faunt- y. We're collegiates on the * f a realistic world - - - '"a ay to a cloistered eon Indians Win 1 to 0 on liughy'g Hit CLEVELAND. April 21 'Alb— Pitcher Sielson Jim Bag by in light, comfort¬ lined a deep fly to right field >n the ninth inning today to able construction. Pie the Cleveland Indians a ' l« 'I wider* triumph and the Detroit over Tommy Our neic Spring Shirts are Tigers wf'-re an inaugural crowd of 13JSC in Cleveland stadium. our choice for the hand' R'»v < ullenbine. who walked *•><1 advanced to third on soinest of the season• Buddy Rosar's double, scored ""winning run after Rip advlitT took the drive from Butby. CLASSIFIED ADS L *iu. t'AY RIDE WANTED '"twewi 12.60- Month Laasin* for trar*- tlntemec- MVRGS LANSING ANP^Pi6AST LANSING ('r«nd River and Sheridan) to 326 2650* eveniwr*. 118 WANTED YW CANT IEAA/E PISSATISFIEP BIKE—U good condition. I^ave ai 124 Bnilcjr or phono SVm. Thursday, April 22. STARS Dr. Foster Spunk Winners of Kellogg | Second Term Seniors Advised Fellowships Chosen (Continued from Page 1) classes taught by the MSC phy¬ At Home Ec Fon v< Sign Now for Record Exam Winners of the W. K. Kellogg ■ sical education department. to foundation fellowships were an¬ "Twenty-two is the critical The first Home Econ,,,. visional convocation ye , but have since become eligible, nounced today by Denn Ward age in this program." Crowe proved to be one of the nv ; •'Any senior who may not said. He pointed out that if a eessful of Its kind, nn .u have amassed 180 credits at the may be used in their favor if Giltner, dean of the Veterinary: student is under 22 considerably they are called into service be¬ Dean Marie Dye. Speaj end of spring term but who will division. Although the winners ' more programs are open to him "Marriage, Now or Lam, have as many at the end of the fore graduation. were chosen last winter, the list I whereas if he is over 22, he is Robert Foster, of the >j, first summer session is advised "Many sophomores have said required to have a year's college to take the Graduate Record that they are afraid the test will has not been officially published.: and his further progress in the Palmer school in Detn.', swered questions on exam on May 11 and 12," Ex¬ be too difficult, but the material The eight junior medical biol¬ program is subject to other cer¬ faced by both wartime m aminer Paul Dressel said yes¬ covered in the general test is in¬ ogy students from MSC arc Don- j tain limitations. and those planned h>, formation contained in fresh¬ na Dewey, Benton Harbor; Betty It is uncertain exactly when . terday. I war. Dressel '"pointed out that it is man and sophomore subjects," Robb, Lansing; Mary Ellen Stack,. The next group of STARs will i Dr. Foster's subject i extremely improbable that the Dressel said. He added that he senior lecture last m.;!.- test which requires two half- considered the test a valuable Milwaukee. Wis.; Gloria Pettit. "Marriage in Wnitinv day sessiops will be offered measure in helping undergrad¬ Eaton Rapids: Ellen Newman. again during the summer. uates to select a major subject. Lansing; Jean Shnrrard. St. Town Girls' Blanks Ready ! ing the same general , his afternoon talk m .Satisfactory scores earned by n. Johns: Kulhryn Elliot, Colon, All town girls who have not Expense of the exam will be and Lcona Haegle. Pontine. tail. men who took the test winter borne by the college for seniors, tilled out a petition for elections although they did not They were chosen through rcc are requested to obtain one from term, but underclassmen will be have 180 credits at that time ! Venereal disease ba¬ charged a fee. Registrations will ommendalions, scholastic show¬ Mrs. Warren's office in the Union in France since the Na/: be accepted until Tuesday at ing, financial need and personal¬ by Monday, according to Pres. Doris Harford. East Lansing. tion. the Orientation office. ity factors. „ - THE - WOMAN'S WORLD Michigan at Washington — LANS 1 \(, By KAY BKSEMF.R House Mothers House mothers will meet today at 9:30 s. m. in organization room 2 of the Union. Their discussion will be on "Ration points and how to deal with them ration¬ ally." X Rays The Michigan Tuberculosis as- soeiation will try to complete the X-ray project by tonight, ac¬ cording to Elaine Abbott, project director. All women students, faculty members and college em¬ ployes may take the X-ray, if they have not already done so. between 8 a. m. and 5:15 p. m. today. Miss Abbott said. East Mary Mayo v East Mary Mayo's installation dinner, honoring the dorm offi¬ cers, will be held tonight, ac¬ cording to Pres. Betty Dinkel, Conklln senior. Home He Club A Pan-American carnival will be the theme of the Home Ec club meeting at 7:30 p. m. to¬ day in the Little theater of the Home Ec building, according to General Chairman Evelyn Gra¬ ham. Muskegon junior. Katherine Tew, Lake Odessa senior, will be the main speaker of the evening, and South Amer¬ ican students Raul Scrnandez, and Beltre Romero, Republic Dominica, graduate student, will also talk on Pan-American re¬ lationships. Ann Miller 'Priorities on Parade' T«a»r'» Mat. 1 P.M.—Night. 7-» P.M. * STARTING FRIDAY * It's Thrilling! It's Amazing! IIKR I.OVK AFFAIR IIIIOFGIIT TKKKOK IN ITS WAKKt Skirts at right in red, blue, aqua beige Jackets above in navy, bei or brown. blue. 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