i Students MICHIGAN STATE NEWS \ to Attend First and Army Men Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College |.Vl)L. 33/!332~ EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN," SATURDAY," MAY I, |!H.t NoTlIlT" \ College Dance Tonigh t I National Soft Coal Stoppage I* 1 ' * WWT I - ■ • Mo/,*/ n» to Appear ' ' , cani* Admission to Near Drennan's Baml; .All 111 Ihsii i Ik III I Iftir 1 antured Allied positions social committee. I W".rkrrs, replying to the \S, ami all along the front Passes Are Rrquirrtl }'•' < • 11 Mine prrsiilciff order, still Insisted on j Before the strongest of all Admission for pre pre flight olid assailed the War French. Folony j Axis students will be in the form of 1r'T1'" Iwa/oiit'" Is. ... 0 rd but suggested one renewal of collective WASHINGTON. Apr. 30 (Ai-i CARROLL GLENN career girl ; . the open counterattacks, against the I Rebel Bou Aoukaz overlooking plain leading down to passes, and no nircrewman will be allowed into the dance with¬ . . . . . , ' out one. Statf officers of tho Ibsrcaoi;'*: negotiations with —■ The United States has broken Tunis, the British first army 310th C'TD are also entitled to I mint- nix':1 tors in the soft coal olT relations with Martinique Ilv LEONE SKASTROM was heating tiaek strongly from attend. lari'.o No w ord on the new move and our navy is watrhiug de¬ Tabbed Marlriimixitlr's "Ca- generally maintained positions. STARmen and ijircrewmort lined lately from the velopments in the island terri¬ ei girl ol the nionth" is Car- To the north the Americans . i may obtain dati - through tho ■ Whiti- ion tory- only segment of the onee- made slight I I*■« is nd late in the day that vast French colonial empire, a-.t. who will appear here on) forced to tight olT unending ! ,'K j dating bureau which consists of one representative from each r | 1 ost of the Mississippi |f v. which is not under the Axis e concert series Tuesday at H i t'liiy con titer-th rusts. Digi t bqu.nhou, and 20 women affected at present, as heel and yet remains aloof from in in College auditorium, j ()nc f the ileal lest Allied •com dormit H-tes and sort rilics. and miners there have the war. i -s (ileitn is on a transeonti—I attack along the t •out was |.STARmen may call the reprssen- •oiitracts. United States I against- Axis positioi i in the, one to the ■ ito miners and opera- Secretary of the Navj F rank dating bureau in soloist, she is | Medici da \ alley. groups and squadrons A. B, C, we crews will keep the ships around the island, but ex-) Along with William Kapelt, tions office for the air forces i D and E will skate from 3 to 4:30 rrs running and- thus keep plained that Martinique lies. brilliant 2t)-year-old pianist, here. ; p. m. and squadrons F. f;, if, j imaged below ground amid America's Caribbean •le- j I'arrol! fllenn is being. watched ; and .1 will skate irom 4:30 to' tl The site chosen tor the pa¬ lie other necessary jobs, but fenses, where ships and pi; MteB j as one of tire two most impor- '.ml not mine coal. constantly operate. . taut young professionals out to rades is the grounds near Dein hull, o 1 d parade and j p m. Secretary t'ordell Hull, i a a i prove themselves this year. the entire personnel of the Red Army Offensive nl.^ Between concerts and prac¬ air forces are to participate. j blistering note to tiic Fix j High Commissioner, Admiral tice, to which she devotes live I Preludes Opening nf hours a day. Miss Glenn man- Georges Robert, said the United Today's I States, will not continue to "rec- I agnize or 1 French negotiate with any representative in the iT limis'tiVi!'''for'Wdmi^'dam'- ,ng. which dates and most interest any recreations I girl This ['holographic Opt'OH HI MUSIC Building Exhibition Setv Allied Front sum LONDON. May 1 (AF troops once more I Antilles who remains subset vi- An exhibition of 124 photo¬ (ampus girlhood graphs by Joe Munroe, will be the northwest Caticc blending of normal move m I ent or maintains contact with with outstanding talent has pro- were reported by Moscow ei j the Vichy regime" in France, v .led her with the' antidote for shown in the college gallery, key enemy positions" in j which he denounced as "now an the bane ol all concert artists— basement of the Music building, today to have captured 'Several j integral part of the Nazi .sys¬ tem." going stale." for two weeks sturting today. , plane-supported drive which Included in the display will) the Gerinuns said was another I... ST.tRry Eyed BULLETIN be a print of the house m Oku- > big Red army offensive in which mos designed by Frank l.loyd 150,000 men were attacking. Two State (Graduates first donations were being re- LONDON, April 30 (API—The Wright, landscapes and Mich- At the same time Joseph Sta- Jceived in tlir summer school of- Promoted to First iliff yesterday after the plea made Polish government said today igan faces. |1in in a May day order of tho that its request for Investigation The exhibit will be open from I day declared that devastating I'll- in.'ii math, chemistry, and ''jJICCIS III H .1.11. British and American a rblowa into German charges that Russia 3 to 5 p m. weekdays and from Ijhvsir^ texts for by STAR Saturdays awl Sun- on the industrial nters of Ger- use had killed 10.004) Polish officers 2 to . Two former student: ,1 Mu ■wldirrs, when an observer com- near- Smolensk, had elapsed. day* many and Italy foreshadowed ■ arntesi that owners' names left igan State are proving "the formation of i second front lb the tlv pages might result in women can .advance in in Europe." Woman's Auxiliary Army < l^me metis' "seeing stars." Donna Werbaeh 3". and )f omen Try Tltmnb Route lit H ork "The blow against »he i nemy in the east on the part ' r the Piatt '3(1. both in the ttrst ulTi- Red army." ho added, ■ Home Wanted cers training group last .hily. first time since the outbn nk of !i r the now hold higher positions. the war has merged with s blow '".m Elisabeth Conrad's Miss Werbaeh, who recei from the west by the for •es of " king for a new home. Allies 'into one common fault, though- her commission in August our Mix's blow." Stray dogs have now acting assistant tiirecloi the WAAC for the -Rifth Liberal Trawl Utiles Asked V'lF jjk - » kdUnngtl\hen;ducks along*thb"Red"c'e-!I frea; ..i. .i— r...j r- . j in Columbus Mo. ine her commission in« ihcr t'om"u ;» t Hccei ie s.i. LANSING, April 3(1 An eight member group, led by r C. A. Broch, M»ni«trf Welcome Student. and (•*«. Srrvi All Sen ices »f the Hi wen Christ* Sunday Reboot ID *. »• Morning Wotahip It a. And Student I* Fee nine Service 7:J» p. » AH oerrieeo on E»»lern *" Two bloek. oooth of Mkb'--". K. A. MrCTNK juvt in vide of ban.,",* d'l " Take CoUe*eH«her k«» «» ' St. LOST IERAN LUTHERAN STUDENTS AND Coafere«« iwU> «' ' wmi ircliiy. May 1. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Tluee ■: :P Schlademan to Use Only 20 Runners;£<>/"men \gainst Marquette This Afternoon Taking their bats in hand to Hurt for game that may result in his State Trark Squad to Kind Marquette Tough'* Hie second time in three days, j withdrawal from the lineup, the Spartan baseball team' will! (',om petition; Remainder of Team Dotiiv I'itvoi'iic try for their second win of the Another change j Robs indicated wag replacing Kd that Coach to Journey to Alhiou ' year m live starts against the I'iolek with Kd Plomer, engineer- university of Detroit lineup on j lug senior nj college but new nuin Old College Held today at 3 oarh KiU'l Schlmleman is gminhiiiff his teeth and givinR There will lie some p m ! to the diamond squad, in right j weather man dirty looks again. For it looks as though shrike-up j field. Pljjmer has not proved ■I. t m the State lineup for tfidfi. loo strong as a hitter in practice i, track squad is in for another stiff dose o"f winter game, Coach John Kohs indi¬ hut covins ground fast u. ather as it tries for its second straight win of the out- cated late yesterday but com¬ oilttield under long hit fly balls. in tho / I against Mar-*- plete decision in (wo positions I ' ,i, r season I'old. cloudy • w eather prIum|, Notre Dame Thursday and re- chill brought on l»y 'ihe recent i stronger than had been an-1 jfl the high jump A! Milne nriangisi hij lineup to strength¬ rain and wind will nol aid tho her! earlier in the year and I wi|| have ins hands mil unless en Ills defense. , .. hinders in today's lilt. 'The match promises to be a j he breaks mil of the "Pinky" (}etz, the number one strong easterly wind in Thurs- lump he no ,nid tuck affair o 11^ the way j has been in lately Omnipresent hurlor on the Spartan stall, ill day s game caused sc.eral tly ,nuiette holds a dellnlte cdg< Mel Biiscliman will also he take the mound this afternoon on halls to he misjudged by inent- try i.vi't !he Spartans in the dash and ing his hand in this event for the second time hi the past holli teams. ..Te events, with the odds be- Bill Huberts should lake the week Gel/ pitched against No¬ Lineups' limit even In the field ' vents, pole vault for (lie Spartans and tre DainO in South Bcinl on . STATE Detroit si,w, however, is deilnilely su 1 Kreshman Dick l'a|ips will be Tuesday. If the lanky red head Knrwiis, ss Gorman, 2b mi- m the distance runs from close behind can put up the pitching battle Pcllerin, ef tjiilrm, ss if. A10 on up to the two-mile. Marquette should lake the shot j demount ruler* hv Dick Bernltt Endue, lb I 'hesquire. rf on Thursday, his chances Only Twenty to Compete put event with Veteran Al King of Chlopnn, 2h Pnla/eh, If riie Spartans will have about healing Detroit stand ii| well; Maischoss, 3b v \ ,.i -ity men competing against as the main contender, while j with lulling support Protilx or I ATI: TENNIS SCORE In Ihe out field either tie -0 man squad from Mar Hob; Kaiilmi , If StatTnic, Mich. Statr (i. Noire Oamr 3. Protilx or Mickey Kiiliimnn Ciolek or ,;i„.fte. while the remaining men may Pi ilte, 31 take over the left Held |mst ; I'lomcr journey to Albion at 12:30 State's No. | will Eki.'lio ir man he Nick I Pioiilv made two laid errors in ' Heai i|.;\ to engage Ihe Albion tliin- Migluiivio cly, Melding My halls in the last Gel/.. i> Three In Bisnis Throw The Hilltoppera will dominate Heaving the discus for State j • v dash events with the com will he Giis Sonnen, MigllmxioL- - 11,ia■(I talents of Charles llaudry. i hi I arson and Hurdler Art Kg and Harry Baker, while Mar ' B* ■•ffs—sanrr. XATlIllh.AY NITK quette will lie using King as its :.i i( Egbert should place well big gun in thnl* event *""»-« in in both hurdle events. state's Bob i.a k steelman will be represent¬ McCarthy and The javelin llirow will he a| tossup between the two squad*, Jlert/'s heavy favorite for the COUNT FLEET. Mrs. John D Dance Lo BUDD BKLL with Ten Natib lieay ing for Slate | Kentucky derby leaves a horse ee the Spartans in the dash. Ail extra event. Ihe 440 ynfd anil liis (h'clirsira Mi . Uusehman, Sheldon KavielT j vm, t„ board a train for Louis relay, will he run nt Marquette's j Vj||(., There was nothing t< .ml Wil Bennett will be defend- AT request, whivh the Hilltoppors ng the hurdles. Bennett, who should take with their j show, accordtlTg to Tiatfier Don superior j Cameron, that the Count •not '.v.is well on his way to victory bar ily In dash men. Running for j r uttered ash • i In left hind a the 220 lows at CORAL GABLES the Purdue the meet when, he tripped and fell Spartans in this event will1 foot in \ mug I lie \Vmni Me- he Kaiilit/. Steelman, Von Eber- • ill he a man to watch. stetn and McCarthy. M»tp strong in Distance Mile Relay Squad Stranger Bale Kaulitz, who has just re A- for the mile reiav. State n ■ iivei-ed from an attack (tVi red at the beginning of of flu the favored and "whoever is left Triangle \lvrl standing" w ill make up the quar «eek, will be running with let. Draws Folfers *•• man Jack Von Ebcrstcin in ' Today < meet w 11 he the "nib- • 440-yard dash. her" contest it the outdoor Coach Ben Van Alstyne is in | John Liggett will be up against series between ." mmpetition in the half mile re llillloppcrs Soujh Bend today with live men and Stale Each lehnul h.is won >;' ti lie meets to shoot in the Spartan's second, Marquette's Hen- three duals since 1937 when the > Lonisch. fend was opened triangular meet of the season, i i'.-.jit. Bill Scoft should take The other two squads competing -pecialty, the mile, without NATIONAL LEAGUE will be Notre Dame and Illinois. • much trouble. Freshman All games postponed, weat 'The Spartans handed Ihe Irish w.irdeir Tyke will be his run- AMERICAN LEAGUE a defeat at Ihe triangular match ' ng mate. Cleveland at Detroit, ca held at Ann Arbor last week Ithe remaining distance econd inning, weather. •■•it. hut sulVcri'd a drubbing at the the two mile, Jerry Page Washington 2. New York hands "I the Wolverines. They should repeat again today as lar .is Notre Dante is concerned, bill how they will fare with Illinois remains to he seen as no pro- i match il"|ie could be loiilid run* IT'S IN! ■ I I cerning State one is them. Five-man team competing i"i composed shooter of number George Zlnmier- I mnPn, Jim Davis, Dave links. AT THK (C'lttT Ktrtlund. and Uoh Sickle- steel. The squad left ■ yesterday at 12:30 and will return tonight. | Let flowers etpress your thoughts on Motheis Day ... r Campus Book Store Uollcgtt AxMiciutioii Will Meet Tnwwlay Michigan Stale will play host to about 15 persons representing Save money tjy ordering your send flowers, too flowers eaily. It's . . . easy just give your order to -here. Rowers of the finest quality will be | most of Michigan's colleges Tuesday when the Michigan College association will meet in delivered anywhere in the United States. the Union for its annual spring Air Force Stationery conference, according to Dean L. (-'. Emmons, immediate past Special attention will be given to orders of Servicemen. president. Other Supplies Emmons, who is official rep¬ resentative of MSC to the or¬ We will be open Sunday to accommodate ganization, said problems to be your orders. taken up at the conference will concern the college in wartime. Members of the selective service and manpower commissions will - BUY WHILE THEY LAST - meet with the educators for discussion meetings. The spring conference, which the JewetFs Flowers 128 W. Gratid River is a closed meeting, will be open Near Peoples Church to only accredited college repre¬ sentatives, Emmons said. JEWISH STUDENT-SOLDIER Saturday, Mny l. im,. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four SOCIAL CAA Meteorology II omen's Hoiwraries Will Announce - THE - (Continued from Page 2) Training Courses Neophyte BWOCs at May Sing house, has passed his pin . . . Elaine '/.errIp, Delta /.eta, is the WOMAN'S WORLD Offered Women By KAY' BESEMER X proud possessor . . . Doris Coo- lion. Alpha Gam. and Emll Ellis, By KAY' BESEMER Tower Guard and Mortar The weather bureau,, p Delta Six. have made thing* more Hoard, sophomore and senior .Summer School operation with the Civil \ women's honoraries, will tap Tall Stories Top secure hy side by placing their pins Doris' sweater. side Women may start signing up nnuties administration, new members into their organi¬ on for dorms for the summer school offering advanced "TRiom zations Monday at the tradi¬ Wess Ritchie, Pi Kappa Phi, Monday, according to meteorology to a select, m. tional morning sing.' to be held Forestry Night became engaged to Alice Hn- sessions Housing Director Mabel Peter¬ of college students!'—erti. ■ at Beaumont lower. macher recently . . . Shirley sen. North and South Sarah women . The course will i. The program, which will be¬ Banquet, Dance Rcckard is Hashing a ring from her "Michigan man" and had an Williams will be open for the 12 June 21 and last eight weeks' session, while West Mary G. R. Heath, men's hou gin at 7 a. m., will include caril¬ Foresters from Michigan State lon selections by Den7.il Treber, announcement party at the Sig¬ Mayo will be open for the 0 rector revealed yesterday Earning junior Those will be and the University of Michigan ma Kappa house last night. weeks period. Meals will be To qualify, an applicun' "••Morning," Greig; "Morris will line up on each side of the be between 20 and .'ill y,... When asked what was the served. Announcement will be Dance," 10th century; "Mny Day banquet table in their annual reason for the wreath of smiles made later concerning dorm a citizen nnd able to p . Carol," Deems Taylor and feed and lie-telling contest to¬ sign up for next fall term, Miss civil aeronautics physical . she is displaying, Jane Foley, "Country Gardens," Grainger. night. according to Bob Nelson, Petersen said. ination. He must have Wauwatosa, Wis., senior and Theta, lifts her left hand witli pleted two years of Carillon Theme Songs chairmun of the affair. difficulty to disclose the beauti¬ Town Girls Miss Treber will also play the ful diilmond which Lt. Hob have one year of dHh Election of officers for Town and integral calculus official songs of the two organi¬ The forestry students from Fnrmer'has at., given her. Girls club will be held next zations, "Thy Ideals," for Mor¬ both institutions will hold their year of college physics A couple of days ago when Tuesday, Pres. Doris Harford, Before appointment tar Board; "High and Lofty banquet In Hunt's Food shop at someone rushed East Lansing senior, announced < up to Barb Ap- made, applicants must 7 p. m. with several members of Tower," and "Tower Guard yesterday. Members may vote Dream Girl," by I/more Hud- each school's faculty making pelhof to eongratulate her on re¬ gained a private pilot'-. ., ceiving Chuck Brethen's Psl II any time during the day in the catc of competency by the dleson. East Lansing sopho¬ short remarks during the din¬ pin, slie nonchalantly Hashed a women's lounge, but only those ner. cessful completion of tin- more, for Tower Guard, sparkling diamond Peg who have paid their winter term The Men's glee club and a Highlight of the evening's Green, Howell freshman, Is an¬ . . . dues, or will do so at the polls, mnry civilian pilot t > .t course. cappelln choir directed by Prof. program will come when the other of the fortunate gals . . . will be eligible to vote. Miss Hnr Persons who have the i William Kimmel will sing sev¬ unannounced represent a 11 v e s her ring Is from Jaek Livingston, ford said. requirements, except the p. eral numbers that were tradi¬ from eneli school tee off on the who Is now In the II. S. navy. Home Ec Htinqiiel pilot's certificate, may tional May Day songs in 10th Paul Bunyan lie-telling rontcst. . The Sigma Chls are planning Ticket sales for the Home Ec for a scholarship which A replica of the famed blue century England and Germany. to have u dance honoring nil of banquet, which wilt be held only the tuition, without 11 "Furry Day carol"; "Hilarttcr"; Bunyan ox will be presented the Sigma Chis who are sta¬ Thursday. May (i, in Peoples per month subsistence "White Choral Bells"; and a the winner. tioned here with the air force church, will open next Monday, round, "Come Follow." After the banquet. Nelson . . .it will take place after a General Chairman Aileen Wil OI'A Revises Meal Values will entertain the II Wolverine formal Names Withheld ' meeting .Saturday night son, Detroit sophomore, an students at a dance to be held to which the air WASHINGTON. Apr. :t" Names of the women to be hon¬ force pre- nouneed yesterday. ored at the tapping will be with¬ in Chittenden eabin. Jill Jopo, cadets will be welcomed. Round steak got a Faculty members may pur¬ — held until the ceremony. -'Only Meridion, Ind., senior, who will More party news includes the chase tickets from Mrs. Merle point value than Portia t. indication of their identity will accompany Nelson to the dance, Sigma Kappa term party which flyers in the 4-H office in the and sirloin today in a i< has arranged dance-dates for all was held last lie the annual serenade Sunday, night at the house Home Ec building, or from Miss of meat ration value;, in which both groups will join Michigan foresters. . . . Sunday morning the Sigma Jeannette Korncrs in the Home also by lower point : lo sing at the residences of the Kappas will be making a trek Ec office. Tickets for students sparoribs, brains, and incoming members. Dorms, so¬ toward Pinetum for a May will be sold in all of the dormi¬ The changes, first map" rority houses, nnd co-ops will be Carillon I'rofiram morning breakfast . . . this is a tories and at the Union desk the OPA has made_since serenaded, but no private resi¬ new use for the traditional MSC throughout the week, Miss Wil¬ rationing was instituted, . ■ dences. Denzil Treber, Lansing Jun¬ picnic ground. son said. frelive Sunday. Tower Guard/initiates will be ior, will present the following announced by Pres. Jean Ovtott, program on the carillon at Washington, D. I', sophomore. 3:30 p. m. tomorrow; •Women are chosen on the ba¬ Hunting Song Visit VanDervoort's Saturday sis ot potential leadership and Chrlst-C'hureh Bells character, but the organization Jupiter In the Clouds is primarily a service organiza¬ Sweet and Low tion," Dean Elisabeth Conrad l/ovr's Old Sweet Song commented. In the Gloaming Mortar Board Choice Londonderry Air Mortar Hoard's new members Tango—Albrnlz CRESTAY Saddle Soap will be announced by Pres. Llrbesfreud—Kreisler Large Jar Barbara Scarlett, Owosso sen¬ dollar Slays "Mortar Board chooses its ior. members on the basis of quality 19c Each WAAC Information 9c Each of work, generous and intelli¬ gent interest in other people, Available for Coeds I'last ic leadership In her own group, and possessing sincerity and in¬ Apparent lack of interest Large Size Identification itiative," Miss Conrad said. among Michigan State coeds in The rose, sale, sponsored by the WAAC lias been explained MILITARY Tag Holder* YWCA, which has been a part by Mrs. Lucia Ncsotn, official of the May Morning program in campus representative, who says Shoe liriishc* 19c the past, will not be held this most MSC women are too young year, Pres. Jean Uarnum, Wil- to enlist, but have been, culling iiomsvillc, N. Y. junior, an- to secure information. 29c Each High Grade nouneed. The higher cost of the Embossed Enlistment details may be roses and difficulty in getting learned from headquarters in them made the sale impractical, the Michigan theater arcade. Fac MILITARY Air Force Miss Barnum said. ulty committees have planned Stationery special courses for coeds which Committee Cancels will meet WAAC requirements, (lap Covers she added. 79c Animal Conference 39c Home Ecs Form 'Cater Club' The annual Vocations con¬ Sewing hit- ference has been cancelled for A catering club made up of 11 SUN TAN the duration according to Dean Home Ec students has been or¬ 25c-39c-l*> Fred Mitchell. The decision was ganized recently as a service to 1.00. l.T."> made by the student committee local housewives. The club is Army Sox in charge of arrangements. preparing to assist any Lansing Held every spring term fot or East Lansing housewife in 5 Pr. for $1 SUN TAN the last seven years, the confer¬ entertaining by planning, pre¬ ence featured leading speaker! paring, and serving of meals or • Flight Cap* from various professions and refreshments. MILITARY industries and provided an op¬ With Air For " Caterers may be contacted by portunity for students to get ad¬ Braid Trim ditional information on various calling the dean of women's of¬ Neckties fice or by making arrangements vocations. in advance with Jearrctto Lee, of 39c Each 95c the Home Ec division. Dutch guerrillas still operat¬ ing in the island of Timor pub¬ AIR FORCE lish their own newspaper on Invest in Victory—Buy War 500 Plastic paper marked, "Made in Japan." Bonds and Stamps. 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