Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Student Weather Showers ami cooler. Campus VOL. 33Z.332 KAST Publication of Michigan Slate Colic,fie LANSING. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. APRIL3r-iti-f By IIOCGLAS B. CORNELL icllow's ynrd. That, »c- WASHINGTON, April 29 n; in C. O. Card, Is the an¬ WASHINGTON, April 25) (AP)—President Rooaevelt swer to the age-old (AP)-A historic showdown | returned today from a 7,1552- question "Why does the j between President a mile, 20-stale tour impresH- (irons chicken cross Franklin Ml 1). Roosevelt anil John L. etl with America's military street?" Vitamins and Lewis was at hand tonight, and industrial proficiency and \roiind proteins, made scarce With more than 77.000 soft holding the idea, too, that the hv war needs, can be war-tune establishments ought ,1 hv green pastures. Card i"'""1 rrl'",'r,s ""«• and a nation- to be used wlteu pern', returns : that poultry raisers I ~ " >h»td..wn threatened, Mr. for training young people thicken coops frequently "°ose\eU served notice this The cp their broods within! !TV,rnm« his vast power-,u,i,t lw wo,ll<1 as "-«• ■>" commander- camps and plants ought to be put to good industrial clover. in-chief "lo protect the national use in I lie post-war era, perhaps interest" if work is nut resume, by requiring that the youth of by HI a. in. Saturday. America give a year's service to II IF Plants Baltic Lewis In Silent their country. He said he had Lewis, the United Mine Work chicles of the British eighth army push through no specific program and that any Mine Fields, ( ills ers leader, preserved deep si lence. The 77.0110 miner-, show los north of Galics, Tunisia, in pursuit of re- (Associated Press photo) one developed probably be only partly military, but he would ed no tendency to return h was impressed by the heneilts (n \itzi Supply Line work, and one of their loca physical condition and mental t» IN. April 29 f AP) leaders said "We won't go bach Noltv Dame Wallops Spartans 8 to 0 alertness that men and women in service and war worker uni- | Uniforms for senior ItfiTt' need a massive pattern of I lorms have realized. across Hitler's U-boat j students arrived on campus As (himmmioi* Kollv \lisscM (ianio waters in the Baltic and ! yesterday ami will he issued lo Training Excellent The president's chief obscrva- .ply routes to Russia last i those men today, aecordlug to With their Bertellis. Pavelas grand scale operation Lt. Col. Edmund II. Stlllman. and tiieir J inlays, the Fighting a a j t with a diversionary j Senior IIOTC mei are to re- Folcs' l nifienlion 11 of Notre Dame took the The army now the attack on the Wilhelms j port to Dein halt to " Spartan baseball te Suae for an 8; growing pains incident to Us vast them. leaning yesterd xpunsion and is grown up. This naval base, rlun Illumed for noon in (he season opener here. j is demonstrated not only in the air ministry news service ; ^",t71(nit contract utiles l.< The opening ceremony was , excellence of its training but in during tlio last, two : n; tiie RAF laid more mines saVii M| Hussion Dispute minus one Gov. Harry F. Kelly, | lis improved housekeeping prac- What the president would d< formerly slated to start things I tiers such as its food caiserva- ere normally sowed in any if the strikes continue beyond tion WASHINGTON. April 79 (AP) off by throwing the ilrst ball ! meusures. month and that in Wed- the Saturday deadline was not —Tlie Russian embassy an¬ Hut business is business and the | He was struck by the achieve- night's operations some I but informed officials governor was busy—too busy to I ments of women flew 1,300 miles to the 1"said many courses are open to nounced that Maxin Litvliiaff, make it tit the game and watch I in industry. In aviation plants, he said, from 30 ambassador to the United States, and back through tnter- him. , loud and thunderstorms, Four Courses plans to return to Moscow to re¬ two of his favorite teams per¬ | to 30 per cent of all employes Open port to the Soviet government. form. i are women and in one plant the apparent that the min Martial law in the coat fields, (Icrnltt Pilches Good Ball number nf women is well above the greatest such job the with .suspension of the writ .a l.ONDON. April 29 (ap) a See ROOSEVELT—I'ai Pitcher Diek "Porky" Bcrnitt 2 •s done for the royal navy ; habeas corpus and jury trial, use •cent Polish proposal (or a ic war begun and it op- j of nib deration of central Euro- pitched excellent ball through-i troops to protect miners will out the game holding ihe Irish j also that the squadrons > mg to work; assignment of c.im states was one of the con- to seven hits that were well | Rest*rre Id incendiaries and high i troops to work m the raled but major factors which scattered. Lack of support be¬ el mainly Wilhelmshavcn lassilication of miners relations hind him caused much of the Plan Revealed to confuse the lective service to make cato trouble that Bcrnitt ran into. mtmiHn the task of dispatch- i liable for draft, a oioent her diplo-j for ('alleges an The lirst inning went score- e-sweepers to clear the j denying t! quarter light, less for both sides with Bcrnitt M .danes and U-boat trial! industry— i chill and : some drastic Risisev Mil turning back the first three WASHINGTON, April 29 (AP) ich INotie Dame butters. Hank teanwhile diplorii Marine corps headquarters to- daily Berlin communique J peal to public opinion, or t iched Kurwus, State short stop, led off t|;| announced details of the on more complete evidence I miners themselves over the with a sharp single into left nt on the course to t>e 1 college training program under ; .Hacks carried out by the of Lewis. I (ollowt in trying to heal the held only to haVe Howie Laduej which student reservists and en¬ mis. as part ol their new j ~~ ■' ~~ ; fly out to center field and Frank . between Russia and the listed men may continue their rupture i against the bases of CAR (jt'lN I niltslul* ' Pellerin. go down on called education and qualify for com¬ 'lacks on their homeland.' sh government. ! strikes Karwus ended the m- , ., , . missions. lo Armv t.ontroJ Diplomatic quarters said the j'.ili-h confederation proposals ; ning tagged out trying to steal Men possessing necessary or ; second. potential educational background WASHINGTON. April. 29 (AP) cie more important than eith¬ • ! Tom Sheehan, Irish catcher, will be trained, it was announc¬ UNDER THE WIRE —Transfer of tne Civil A r pa trol to direct army control war the two er the boundary dispute between i arrived safely on first via 'in governments or the error in fielding a bunt by Art ed. at a limited number of col¬ leges participating in the i announced today by the war de polish suggestion for an inter¬ I Maischoss at third base. Foot- navy college training program. ~~ pai-tnrj«?nt which said, however. national Red Cross inquiry into ! bull star Angelo Bertelli hit into AEUED IIDQ. IN AU8TRA- that there would be no change m )b. German story that 10.090 The program will be open to IJA. .\prii 30 (AP)—Liberators the operating and adminisli itivc Poles had been killed by the j a double play followed by Dick reservists now enrolled in col¬ , Grant, the left fielder, flying out aerated a strong morning raW ' methods of the organization. Russians near Smolensk. leges and secondary schools in j to Chlopan. the marine "officers' candidate Thursday 0n the Japanese sea- The CAP. a volunteei organ! — Plane oase on the island of Am- ration of civilian piioi-- Chlopan Gets Single group, and to a limited number wnteh t,ast eliance for graduating i , , state went down in order in of selected enlisted marines and kttinj. Hutch East Indies, start- has carried on the anti-ubmaiine seniors to purchase their invlta-, thejr ha)f of (hu secoritj wjth men in the army enlisted reserve >a*_"•tires and explosions. I patrol under military (brccta lions and announcements I* to-1 M;iischoss 0U{ second to first, corps who have expressed prefer¬ Pile strong anti-aircraft fire s its principal- tunctk day, according • to Jack Bush.; Q^lopan hit safely through »nd ence for marine corps service. mpted interieption by 15 have the air force lass president. They will be on ; g^rt stop but Proulx hit into a I Students will bo permitted to Japan. ... Zeros, all the Libera- ministrative costs, in addition to s3lp the lower lounge of the double play ending the inning. i*rs express preliminary choice of a 'turned. the pay of pilots and the opera¬ Union until 5:30 this afternoon. \ j}„th teams went down in order i course of study for specialists' tion and maintenance costs al¬ - See BASEBALL—Page 3 training. They will be allowed « KINGTON. April 29 lAP) ready paid by the air forces jland to participate In college athletics tgreement between Mexico ~ all campus activities on the Increase Resistance I provided there •"Pi the basis civilian students Cornered Axis Troops United States to create same as * join mm it tee * . mi to formulate is no interference- procram for economic coopera- ,, . . _ . , | with their prescribed hours or wrnational payments between the nercd Axis troops all along the: back slightly by German shork I courst3 Qf 3tudy, the announce- '"iiaiinal payments between the By EDWARD KENNEDY 140-mile ^ ^ ^ ^ arc ^ of ridges, whilt ______ j troops supported by tanks. ment said. »*o countries was announced to- allied hdq. in north! American troops "gained somt The Germans launched two "tht by the State AFRICA, April 29 (AIL — Jnip0rtant ground" in the north, heavy counterattacks yesterday j department. American and French troops | ,u)d a irrench communique told after the British had attained three more the summit of this key hill. The j j have sliced deeper into the j { (ht, scizure of south EOvnnx? MINHON. AprU3« din lirmen . _ (AP)—R«K-! reported early tough Axjs mountain defenses|h)lls north and of th< first was repulsed, leaving ftmny I enemy dead and some wrecked TIME TABLE in Tunisia, but desperate G<,r-1 Blitish first army salient -whict were J*'*)' to have shot down 116 man' counter-attacks 20 vniloe ■ OB '"'ies i i it. pu: hed up to the last hit: l.,ot Lil German tanks. Then the Germans called up r-e!!un Planc« tn two days of west of Tunis temporarily stav- j Carrier in the ay to the Tunis r*,'lnr46 in the Cancssns, while ed off a British first army break- j pJain 500 men and 30 of their precious today- aircraft, where German reserve of tanks and succeeded •kpatches said the Red army through into the plain leading, German resistance was parr in forcing the British "to make musics! Interlude, 12:30 pan. Lunched an "expected large- disclosed today. to Tunis, an Allied communique ticu!ariy savage in the center a slight withdrawal" In this bat¬ Union sunporch | where the British first army had tlefield 12 miles northeast of Spartan Christian Fellowship jcaL attack" in an effort to ^SCSl,l.«.DlSS'S c!i,'-iCtokS%nl?t ta puirt Mcdjez-el Bab. 5 p. m., Ill Union annex «f°w the Nasls into the Black - -• ' Friday, April 311 Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS By Lieluv MICHIGAN STAR NEWS Spartans Enured M ■♦Cond-eln®* mutter at th« pontofflc*. Em! T.ftntlnv, Mich, OfflM* kcated on frround floor of r**t wing of Union Bnilding Annex, room ft. Published d*tly except Hundny iind Monday morning* during the regular •ehool rear and wrrkly on Thnmday morning* during summer ••••"■ion by the itudenU of At War M..k.r A.»oriat,H OIUiOU Pr^ Wol.lir.il Stat, roll,,,. By DON THORNBI'RY t*pRhsiRTin to* national ar>vrMrleiNa m relrpbone—■ College Phone 8-1611. E4- a< » 1 a j • • c • I tforial Office—Ext. 26®; Hueineea Offiee National Advertising Service, Inc. Ext. 2«». fM Ca\Uf>t P*bliihcrtRepreiefitfit/tv A20 Macison Avi. e - Post on • Nrw Yosx, N-V. lor A.etus • San Finnictac# Subscription rates—Ic per copy; II.Of I**' *«?•' n»«N: **»nrg* currlcr to itudenta; >«»* 12.21 pet TWO former Spartans ed commissions second lieutenants in last weekreceiv¬ the ma¬ as year by college carrier to non-student*. ~ rine corps flying reserve at mkmher ok the associated press Corpus Christ! Texas. The fly- The AfttoclAted Pro** is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all IP®**. "®rI^CkS tUC 1 tew* dbpntchr* crrdited, to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and alio th* Smith* Gfflnd HapldS. do. ana Perm I new* pnbli«hctt therein. All right* of publication on ipecial dispatchca hara* Leonard 13. LttFl'UtlCC. WyMIl- U Mt »ho wwvwl. dotte. '42. Vturmvmir Kditor. LtN HARM-.S - Another graduate of Corpus Kri-ioriai n.wior, KM.is lillAsriT . Itii*i«ww M»nim,r. 4ean wicit1nu christi is Ensign Tom Wilson, \^h< K.m.s " "" r * wTmT i'»tu '42 Sigma Nu. who. after receiv- ing his gold wings, was sent to ____________________ Sitka, Alaska. He reports that tlie weather varies in three de¬ ONE MAN'S LETTERS grees: cold, colder, and d— cold. Arthur Isblt. '42, is now at Yale university in the coast To the Editor academy striving for a OPINION , guard commission after standing sea By ELMS BRANDT To THE EDITOR: There has been some contro- vorsy as to the advisability duty on a coast guard cutter in R10 North Atlantic, Remember the Wren brothers of allowing underclass students of the class of '43? They're both Forecastrationing may come igan for fall:to Mich¬ State college man to attend senior dances. question has arisen every year This in the navy now. Camp Parks, Pleasanton, Calif., Bob is at ... and every year it has been do- doing commissary work. Out of Out on the west coast they've featod. The same arguments 112 men who took the V-12 exam been troubled by the problem of will prevail this year. I have there he was one of the live who not enough men to go around investigated this matter quite passed and now he is scheduled ind they've instituted a system thoroughly and would like to to go to Camp Peary. Williams- ill A. B, C, and X cards at some render the following statements burg, Vu., in June. His brother, schools, and point systems at to the members of the senior Bill, is an instructor in bom- "And then f/ou put a sprinkling of grated cheese i others, in an effort to spread class for their serious considera- bardiering for the navy air force ami bake for an hour in n moderate oeoit—-and / gu dates around and. keep morale lion. at Hollywood, Fla. ■ my word you'd swear there was meat iti'ii'" up to a point where people don't In the flrst place, the senior From Gardner field. Calif.,- relax by reading that handy ent status, aviation cadet and ex-Spintan dunces, in their "Twenty Easy Stale Professors little volume Ways to Commit Suicide." are held without haperones. Charles D, Scribnor. '40, writes: be allow- "J see from a newspaper Scientific Bonks Typical of these systems are Should undci ed to come, it will be pessary ping that you are giving clip pros- II anted by Men Vitriol Meetings those of Iho University of Ore¬ and proper that chaperoncs at- pective cadets an education, Two faculty niemboi gon where the male has to pre¬ tend the parties. This would They'll need it, and a memory "Donate a book to a STARC' Home Economics do. sent his coupon to a house rep¬ give to thu parties a touch of course would be valuable for the "Elementary algebra, trigo¬ tended meetings hi , i ■ resentative before the woman is formality that has been the gi) variations of cockpit proce- allowed to leave, and that of the nometry. geometry, and physics, this week. backgrnund of all-college dances dure ar,d instruments. It s real- and chemistry books will be Dr. Jean Hawkes oi University of California, where through our four years at State. |y rugged." coeds are allowed specified gratefully received." Director S. and nutrition depuiP Ill previous years when the E. Crowe, co-ordinator of the turned from Ann Arl» points per month to spend in ... dating, status depending on their heart *»»'* *««"«•» has arisen, senior women have conjplalucd about ROOSEVELT STAR progruin said yesterday. Crowe pointed out that from she addressed the I'm. Michigan's Women's . allowing underclass women to the time the STARs arrive and "War Time Food Pus. At Oregon the men arc issued issued attend ,, the ^ dances d anild j senior lm.„ men (Continued from Page 1) begin their testing they have Dr. Irma Gross, H M card# according to then ' u" have dour the Then.ipre lastic status: A card for u same. no per cent. Among new work two or three intervening days D. head, attended the this policy has always been dis- prs fi(, t() e5 ppr hit women. which they use to review their of tire American Asm. point, B card for 1.5, etc., with rardod X cards reserved for geniuses. Mr. Roosevelt commented that math, physics, and chemistry. University Women yot Another important argument This new and increased demand Detroit. The system allows an A curd . , , holder one date a w k and cor- entering into the controversy is th,s ,s hl"'P'ng tremendously m for math and physios books has respond i ugly more for better lhat the Union has always gra- meeting the manpower problem. exhausted the' present supply Distribution by m.i . cards, all under the administra- isl.v consented to pay one- He found the country as a available on campus. . million copies of \V All such books will be i'eoeiv- Book 3. with applies'.- uon of the office for Date Ad- halt of the expenses ol the d* and the senior class has alwa whole has a better perspective on ministration iODA). the war. a better sense of pro¬ ed at the summer school office will involve the bigg, paid the other half. Can we portion.' is soberer in temper and on the second floor of the Ad¬ mailing job ever hun.i!. The California system, with ask that the Union throw, these the women holding the curds, is parties for the uudc lassinen, more intelligent in it.- attitude ministration building. post office . t|um a ROtlf| part „f Washington. even more stringent, and is de¬ too? signed with an idea of giving In that case, the students Seventeen days of crowded dates to those women who most would be taking unfair'advan'- "vity f«»med the . background need then) Women with heart interests serving the country get tage of the Union. The entire ,ur M'' Roosevelt's conclusions, expense may then be thrown troops in all stages of A cards entitling them to one i^ion the senior class, which training including simulated weekend date and one coke date e army meals on three does not have the money to tvarfai per month, so that they have to finance four such parties. There- occasions, and, in factories, saw stay home and write letters fore, the only alternative would thc production of planes and instead of yielding to their be to charge a small fee lor ad- ammunition, weaker impulses and going out. mission to the dance. Would . "C cards arc issued only to this be agreeable to the class? • Hrftlicll Lt'ilVtS Stltlt* women who are completely un- i„ the past. Uir senior dances _ _ attached and fancy-free, if any, have been given for the benefit l«r Position and "B" cards to those with of ihe seniors and the seniors Irlends in tire services, but who alone. It Has given them a Capt. George H. Branch, adj- aren't particularly serious about chance to meet those of the class utant for the ROTC unit and than in a romantic way. u„t they did not know. In gen- member of the mihtarv staff What puzzles us about this rral, it Is a mixer at which the , ... iset-up is that thc men them- .seniors could d*ticc, play cards. 1 years, selves set it up, which seems an or simply meet and talk. been ordered to report to a awfully unnatural thin*; to do. Allowing underclassmen to replacement center to await re- According to their declaration "'mc would basically defeat the Msignmeut. they were being "besieged and PUfPos®* for which the dances La tain Branch is an instructor pursued constantly by glamor- art> held. It would tend to in infantry and was promoted ous, amorous, persistent, insist- "Sl'are away" those seniors who from thc rank of lieutenant to cut. beautiful, date-hungry co- tor attended four >oars ,nun»uer. lC¥? darnces "lrcad> ^eld' seniors Um? dances CLASSIFIED ADS all-college Conifkicts date 8 The woman thus has her choice of six coke dates, or and this is their chance to get ALjU AUfl 1.50 together and have a little un- LOST one weekend and one coke date B cards are worth 88 points, and ^f£?' ,hpro wlU ^ an J} ° GOUI CHAIN you'll like this brand cards 112, H i or two ..-ekend - , , >eKcna dance uaioc on vu Juno o line- n 11, whjch win vu is Inilivl. J.M, new compact-pouch with dates and four coke . pti something that has not been H85"' its large mirrored bottom and oversize pufl. month. done, in previous years. UADIKJC WRIST WATCH R.awr.n Your choice of rayon fajlle in United) Nations One of the advantages of the The senior dances, as such, mrm a Cb-m. Ul.lv. C*U B.tiy Groom. Kit 214. system, the men sa.v, is that the have been an annual tradition I2S-24 stripes or solid colors. Khaki for WAACS and fellow is able to tell the exact ,, Mlchisan State college. Whv status of a woman by asking to fchould we break a tradlUon this FOR SALE Navy for WAVES. see her ration card. Thus, he year* Send doesn't find himself wasting j feel that I am speaking for a Handy Andy home to Mother for lime and money on someone the majority of Mothers Day — May 9th the class. It else's girl. not, would thc class of "43" FOR RENT But alas for the day man ra- please let me know in some way POUR-ROOM APARTMENT uoping comes to MSC, hod the as to their wishes on this de"- niahul. Call MMl. 1 - 3-21 Niar 'banks of the river grow brown bated question. The decision is Mkhl*»" from disuse, and the river itself up to the members ofthe class. WANTED Avw runs Wack with gloom as it toils • • JACifcBUSH, _ past the campus. President, of the Class of 43. oil Ginny Kn.pe sttsa. v.,day. April 30. 1043 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tsue Three BASEBALL Jurpn« A«w* Dims for the I'm tinned from Page 1) bird frame except fo> a jSpaVtau Tliiiiclads Slated to Meet triple into deep center utt when two were out. Powerful Oppohont in Manjuelle died to center s>n the By tat McCarthy oiniv.'ds staged through- iv to end this Spartan When -hr Spartan. Jhinderi* eountry. not numbermg threat, however. to go on the mck against Mar¬ veinpctc in any duel Will-. in batters reaching (Irst ■ quette here Saturday, 'hev vdl ■r club in the fourth, the be competing with .« Twenty Men Coming l'n.i, opened the tilth inning | formidable i> -ban Hovveiet. m spite iVrtelli doubling into left previously expected cnttul indoor' .-enrol the Mill- »,]■ i Grant unit Tom Carlin During the nrioei Satui day un.ji''i out tlieu John Hiekcy, son .Marquette mid i.u" baseman hit safely to team as .nd ivrielli in for the ilrst the Hillteppeis be -uir Pitcher Bob Juday peted nl,.,t on the next play to ibok'oy at second. holy v 111 Irish Score in Seventh I . llomhinu iltuck In the seventh Notre j.t ihrir otVense rolling scoring on (lilbrrts Vrvludv* .hro' urns Bettelli text otT with Vnvifir Of ft'finite n single into left field too short tor Proulx I" reach. Gran I sne- WASHING \p. ill,nt IVrtelli Ao second with A sightftc: ;li,- football star scoring on Tom American strategy i'iiriiu's double into center tlekl. Pacific was suggest i .night ; and Hick. > singled into left when a belated Art V'gln t. wo men of whorn navy Slatv ha lot Prmih (Hopped a By ball. that army bom be; s had . ked seen a in th< past Hickey later went to second and extensively damaged lt,w V(,., Egbert, norm.dly a hurdle feudist tint Prion lung pushing Carlin to third. Juday . viuice Japanese an base Jin,, oat Hymg to Chlopan. Then avva island, 'he siinoi year, has given BILLY JUlUiKS, New York Giants >n s« ifht'ii!*! Pi,vil.t singled to center driving shortstop, dives over tlank of the enemy's m m Spartan footiei -toppei ■■ many t HARI.IK WORKMAN (41 "I 1 111* Boston chain still' •n Rickey and Carlin for the Braves as Workman of island formication*. ran is forced out at ke.ond in a double Kill lilts final scoring of the inning, the C«mnts-Brave play m the tilth inning of Tlie communique aisi disi insetl Kaulltx in New York • Tuesday As ior the quarter mi'c ihr* tura Pilches Ninth Frame that an American naval lone had Hillto) }p«'i's ituvi- In the ninth Joe Vavra re¬ bombarded Japanese positions .a no letormrvg greats and. oniess State* Dale placed lleroitt on the mound Holt/, bay and Chiehagof burbot Kaulitr s stilTiciently reeovered after the starting pitcher was on Attn island 'he North iv Pa from all nttnek ot the Itu eailier taken cm' when Tom King bat- >isi t..r mm in the eighth. Vavra alked llu'koy and Juday after FROM A BLEACHER SEAT elite. The attack on Tarawa latest ,,j ,, was 'lie this week. d. wdl be .invbodv's riu'e In the halt mile 'hey have on tend Henry Lorisrh who will arVi grounded out. Cfijr JOHN MARKS the South Pacdie vv mdieat bo giving Spn'rtnn John laggett Hiekcv scored on Pavela's ed that initle I" right field after ad-1 sure increasingly plenty of tough (xmipetition. is being put .. leijxy [Mi In the shot put and fit vol in uig to second on an error I sition.s in ttiat -ti .it j Item ely . Juday scored the I tsi hish run when Bob Klein LOOKING leagues around the the most games of yesterday, welcome major news I | him handy In. have The Yanks are around. marching the ocean; throw will bo Al King, another name which the seen Spartan- have n„. league pennant again this plenty of ,n recent years. first safely on a bad I comes from Detroit where the■: Ugn |»|.m. "liege engi- the high lump-with Knife Wetel hcs> made lightning stabs for New neering and bnei rtologtcal do¬ 'heir tiqv ffii n. M^i^'is ' .inal'l'i"Anyway as Welch lust round ball: elding done some by of the best Spartan j in- I butt the nose bdt'uig''ihe j U,;y"liS,^^r^l'ldU^ partmunts. in Yoalteration vvitl the Michigan Department At Milne at the Illinois Teen on Duk I die ball. Uuur runs In the 12th >> relays held in Chicago last tejo/. the heon.must blasted our Health, will ixuidnct i shor Coach KATI a, inning ruined the dav for the ■ Sohladomao is v. ir ay innings: course tor sewage works "|>er.i Vic l)unu> J sixth inning homer against tin*1 Red Sox and liroke ' all lie -•ending a H' team to Albion 001 010 30.3 ~8 12 Browns dnvm# m Due I'rumur < that luul tors May 3 to ft. especially plan the same aftorniMm as th< o.oot Mub State 000 000 000—0 lasted for tvvo < artless ned for those men who are nev 3 . - ^ j , Irtini stM'iind and helpinu vatv ! extra imiiiigs. didi'Ii |«) win fl II to 2 victory for ilt the Held. and whom :s at he present ckmbtful as to can spare with the Louis Conn Fijiht Off Marquette sqirnd I Steve O'Neill ll the Kentucky Deil.v Invest tn so greatly Un¬ Victory—Buy War proved | Ti"*W ASHINGTON. April 29 (AP) i T»»* ,, " '«» sti night fot anything ' else (Iih i really turning out Bonds and Stamps. predict lot possibility of a heavyweight! thp ,1 '«ws ,i'n'1 ,M'"S,S. ' >c 'a real ; this summer between 1 "landings as the Browns a bit As long j 1 event f..r spurtxoiei With the ! DO »OU PI GIT? ■Sgt Joe I and stay in town d do/en i i Iioim's that arc being Cpl. Billy ■v.)s w ritten off loijk.s good for the Tigers. i firepan >i the big race for the fubittltlrd br Ann fcivhop today by j - a y "f War Stimson. The Cardinals touk advanlage the $'. A. UUti slake Wert Virginia Umvemty * The question came up at the of a live ball "HI42 style" to win designated by those r.v s weekly press confer- a 12-iiiniug close one from tlie Who km OS lien he was asked about C'liieabo Cutis. This is the lirsl "ut^ Ui« ant to enter iat the bout would be time in SportMiians park park, play pl.v •" long its tiaicly qualily nth army blessing to that last year's hall lias been timulaie the sale of war bonds substituted for the dead jub of -die purchase of bonds GihhI will be preva¬ being s»r'> terrilic question issued lor seem* to w price of lent around the Derby stables admission. I thick 1 can assure | "'Is year's use. Ihe keys and I you.," he | Johnny VandcrMeer allowed among us who are getting the nags ready trainers "that the war Biivent will not sponsor or approve themPirates depart-| the only six hits setting for the big run on Saturday. down t> to I yesterday < Unas-Conn light this summer." One jockey heard to remark He diil not j The big Red hurler has started thai if his horse he would¬ amplify the re-1 off with his chin out this year won -'id later requests for n't even wait for the presenta¬ per ' never giving opponents eiMMtgh tarsiiiii to interview Louis in i bunched hits lo even start u tion ceremonies before he went |Hi>i:vivii.„i and Conn at Camp ! rally so far this season. From over to the stable ot Count Fleet J. K.v.. brought an and stole the owner's insignia army j here he looks like one i»f it'" P*ply that "the secretary bus said pitchers t" choose for the All- for Ins own "hoss" just to show ■'>' be said on the sub ! Star game later in the summei who was really Ihe winner. iTIte National league will hnd It all adds up to this that Ihe Derby fans are still counting on Count Fleet to win—but as the time draws near they are gel¬ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS ling more and mote scared thai some dark horse will sneak by! in ihe home stretch and take a j Dancb to BUDD BELl surprise win. - and His Orchestra BASEBALL RESULTS| NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis 4. Chicago 3. Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia 3. Boston 5. New York 2. CORAL GABLES Cincirpigti 6, Pittsburgh 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 3, St. Louis 2. Washington 5, Philadelphia 1. Cleveland at Chicago, post- poned- PURCHASES BY SERVICE MEN —GIFT New York 7. Boston 3. WRAPPED WITHOUT CHARGE BOOKINGS MOTHER'S DAY MAY 9 WANTED just the right GIFF for Mother Maekey Lee's AT THE 6 piece dance band Any NUhl Available S£NO US YOUR Si.AN ANO GET $10 IE WE USE IT *28 MARJOIUfi DEE SHOP Except Sat. or Sun. IJM'A WIIMmm Addren ■ Collv.,v unpt F - Long tujnd Ci>y,A. Y Abbott pr>fil Easl I^n!>ins Hh.m JIS2S Eaajj I aiuinc ^°n thc Corner Diagonally Across from the SUte Theatre iaiiaiii Friday, April 30. 'MICHIGAN STATE NEWS !*age Four War Stamp Drive Planned for MSC Returns to Service THE WOMAN'S WORLD by Slate Victory Speakers' Bureau By KAY BESEMER By SALLY KASSt'LKER K Victory Speakers' bureau will sponsor a war stamp drive and "A in erica n^Ma id' I'anHellcnif Installation coming year. They un¬ ,1 morale building campaign dent, Pat Johnson, \\v next week with four to ute talks in campus five min¬ organiza¬ Violinist to Play PanHellonic council will hold sophomore; first viee-pr. its annual installation dessert Lois Newman, Hnnitinni. tions, according to J. K. Rich¬ today at 6:30 p. m. in Hunt's ards. bureau's faculty adviser. Here Tuesday (or; second vice-presiden food shop, according to General Welsh, Vassar sophou... . War-front news reels issued Chairman Roz. Friedman, Epsi- retary, Jean Bryson, .. from Washington, D. C., will be "Typically American" Is lon Chi. 4ndy, N. Y , sophom.Mi shown on the campus in the term applied to Carroll New officers to be installed urer, Doris Roy, Bnii.ii. near future under the sponsor¬ violinist, who will appear on concert series at the College are president, Doris Johnson, junior; publicity agen'. ship of the bureau. At a recent meeting of the auditorium Tuesday night at 8. Alpha Phi: vice-president, Bar¬ Thompson, Mason jiunm bara Dennison, Alpha Gamma Victory Speaker's bureau new The appropriateness of this SWL Delta; secretary-treasurer, June officers were elected. Mary title can easily be understood, Graham, Delta Zeta. Junior The SWL radio t»i <.n 1 Cooper, East l.nnsing junior, for Miss Glenn was born on a term Story Hour wilt 1,. I.ee southern plantation of an ances¬ representatives from the 13 so¬ was named chairman of the or¬ rorities will also be honored. Saturday at 2 p. m. m i ■ ganization with Jim Laraccy, tral' background rich in Amer¬ Dessert committees are pins, group chairman Peg Mai: Carroll ton senior, as vice-chair¬ ican colonial history. She is an Mary Reineking. Alpha Chi so junior, announced \■ American born, American train¬ program, which man. Omega; arrangements. Deborah The Other officers include ' Irene ed artist receiving her early about five weeks, is win: Boyd, Alpha Omicron Pi; and Wade, Lansing junior, the cor¬ musical training In her native rcctcd, and put on by tin Miss Graham. responding secretary; Grace Si- South Carolina. Guests will be Dean Elisabeth hers of the radio group doti, Lansing junior, recording As her. talent demanded in¬ Conrad, Mrs. Rebecca Robinson, Home Ec Club secretary; and Anne Eldridge, creased m u s i e a I advantages, Mrs. Lucia Nesom, advisers. Grosse Pointe sophomore, treas¬ Miss Glenn completed her stud¬ Mrs. R. E. Wheeler, Mrs. C. W. Barbara Christian! y ies at the Jullliard Graduate urer. Lucas, Mrs. E. W. Pickncy, Mrs. Rapids freshman, wa> To carry on this club's patri¬ School of Fellowships, working Joseph Gagmler, Mrs. Ntalinnrd secretary of the Home 1 otic work, four committee heads with Edouard Dethier. Baker, and members of the Pan- yesterday nfter n re-run • have also been chosen: Joe Gad- Public recognition first came Hellenic rushing board of Iain- because of a lie vote, eleto. I-arising junior, dramatic to Carroll Glenn in 1938, when sing will also be present. position, retiring club I chairman; Peg Hall, Owosso she wns the sole winner of the D. J. Holser, Midland 1 : sophomore, radio chairman; Waller W. Naumborg Founda¬ Dell ft Gamma Mil nounced. Miss Christ a Phyllis Chiappetti, Chicago sen¬ tion award and its attendant Delta Gamma Mil, women's places Jean Oviatt, Wa ior. speaker chairman; and Joan Town Hall recital the following fencing honorary, recently in¬ | D. C. sophomore, whn Morgan, East Lansing sopho¬ season. Her recognition from stalled their new officers for the 1 new president. more, talent chairman. concert fans continued until His new Purple Heart medal Spartans who are interested now she is considered the most pinned on his shirt, Lt. Gen. 111 helping Uncle Sam and desire outstanding woman violinist in I-oslic J. McNair. chief of army to do dramatic work, scrip writ¬ the country. ground forces, strides from a ing. public speaking, or similar tent, with his arm strapped to work are urged to contact Rich¬ his side beneath his shirt lie ards of the speech and dramat¬ suffered a fractured shoulder Carillon I'ronram ics department at extension 397 and a scalp wound on the T11 lor further information about tlisian front. (Associated Press Denzil Trrber. Lansing jun¬ the Victory Speaker's bureau. ! photo via signal corps radio- J. C. e t n n . Helen Driver, Lansing junior. Pros John A Hannah will speak 10 Seconds! and Dr. V. H. 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