Ity Kay Besenier MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of Michigan State Collefie _M..rtar Board and Tower Guard, senior and sophomore somen's honoraries, tapped :54 Spartan women at the May EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. MAY 4, 11)43 tioiiii'iirsin^ ceremonies yesterday. • Mortar Hoard means rendering.services to your col- • >tvmeans leadership* V anks Capture! Workers .,• . - JVoi'linifTthers ... it is ,hl .pirit and attitudes of a Cootl-ll yc( ,i r cirs Mateur in Big ... ,o fellow toward her duties sludents . Mor- | y losses on both sides, j adamant askrr .• club. campaign lor -lip metal which only a lent of infantry; . jdistn-ss in the ranks of labor Itanium, Williamsville, later was m on a national- d by long-is • created by their contravention of A Tower Guard, Kap scale'won to today the Pul- the understanding arid commit¬ /{it bhcr. (tts 11etuis . Mi., Theta seholarslii|> llzer award the American' ments arrived at in the Decem¬ a vice-president and newspaper rendering ber, 1941, conference." TAPPING—Page 4 disinterested and Clan to Cnd l end Lewis, who anbbumed the public service" in 1942. eoul mine truce last night 32 Robert Frost, New' England Basic 1(4 )T ; h* •wts t., teach the alrcrewmen, •*» hui e had to brash op on the J"'*11- Two faculty Members ifeUyl. J* ^^res^#y^rait, : JJ' Working- Qfgi gjm fiiiUfln INI CARROLL GLEJJN , ZSZ 1: ^TTTT-r— the average American woman E~~ ^ - -'s-rPto ftpi gKjaiMMMlWWwBi p Tw0 .. MICHIGAN STATE SEWS Tuc,,l„y. Grin and Bear It % l.ieiu MICHIGAN STATE HEWS PROP washings From the 310th ctd Rnwrwt « WMSJ-Pt-. ««<*" .1 tbt p.<.teff^ ^t l^r..lo. Mlrk. OK— loeated on irround floor of rant wing of Union Building Annei. roem b. PublbhAd d.lly Sunday and Monday morning. during lb, regular ach«t By Joe Gremlin «nd wi-rkly on Thor.daz morning, during .ummcr s» on by lb. ..udenta of II.taker A...rl.«.d Cnll.gl.t. Pr~ *"1 , .... '3^ Abbot Hall ieieynonc-- ceiimc i nv«.w KtrnjiNTtD ro« National Advertising Service, Inc. -tux s««. Korial office— Eit. 269; Hu.inaaa Oaiaa Teaciiek of theKimbcr. Prof H. H. sakl. "We raise week— the best who ap¬ Calletc Pwblisbtri Reprcwntathe Subscription r*r ■ MO® «0 MAG,son AV. Nrw Yo., N. V. ; ,!m £ ples right here in the laboratory, and you bring me this wormy *" • ' ■«'" ' " •» JJfar Sy coll-K. carrier lo noo .todcnb.. thing," as he viewed the shiny MEMBER OK THE ASSOCIATED rflESS apple presented to him on exami¬ The Al*oefi»t#d Trees i« exi•ltiBlvrly entitled to the use for repablleetion nf ell nation day by an ambitious ca¬ or not rrtherwke credited In this vspcr »nd slso the dl«pftU'h«d credited to It det. IwcaI iti'tm ptthlmhrd therein, All rights of publiesttona on speciftl di«pstehes here- are »Uo rwerved. Event of the week— Night Editor Jrrr>* Ut Hortt A low-Hying B 17 paid a call on the Michigan State campus J-tteiiUy Adviser A. A.. APPLEOATM the other day. All cadet activi¬ ties, in class and on the drill field, stopped. Cadet hearts beat; ALONG THE WINDING CEDAR faster, as the huge ship slipped i in from nowhere roaring over their heads. Quite a thrill ev¬ liv l,en I Limes ery cadet wished he -were at the controls! tine." except he couldn't make Saturday night— AtRCHKWMF.N fit very State art? lind STARs getting well in dating, what along Up his mind if the number on them was the size or the weight. The cadets got m Saturday night ound as usual Cafes, liars, with the help of the date bureau, They don't really weigh so theaters, bowling alleys, and the the willingness of the women, much, and they can't be so aw¬ USO played host to ttie aviation .-ind their own efforts. Under '.he fully big. for three women told students. The dance held In Col¬ able supervision ot Hetty Baker, us our feet looked a whole size lege auditorium went over big. St. Ismiis junior, and not an smaller in them. Or was'that The folk dance al Peoples church other woman who's been claim- just a backhanded compliment?- also attracted muny. mg eredit for all aircrew activi¬ But seriously, we can under However, a number of mem¬ ties thus far. the date bureau stand now why they hold a man bers of the now famous "No- S-t i... «' has acquainted a lot of women like Sheldon Moyer up two Date" elub have been asked lo with aircrewmen. In lieu of an weeks at reception center just to hand in their resignations or "Tin' bos; saps tee ran hare fhe raise all riahi arranged date, they resort to the assure him two pairs of shoes cause of theirextracurricular rntrh is. he satis Wk. pot In fill nut all (be iieeessiir time-honored method of picking that fit properly (He finally activities carried on Saturday u»d quest ion twirl's /or the labor board's appro,,. a name from the student direc¬ got tilted in 14 AAA. 1 night. tory to work on via phone -The -army realise- thai next Although the men are, as Dean lo a man's stomach, his fret are Elisabeth Conrad puts it, "not his first concern. Where wo¬ Sll Al rs lo Kim AI (Irowe, -Emmons Gt'lobraUvHiiilnlax on the wolf." they manage to do men worry about how smalt and GoincuUuilnl Cantors To«la\ very well by themselves. actually judging the courting mo¬ As for the shoe will look, a man thinks only of w here it pinches. Today for 1i£(> department, and i If it dors, he probably won't By PEG M1BBLEM1SS tives of any man, that is an im¬ By dee BEARING two Two faculty BMCX's and mons were , : possibility. oldsters tell us, but put It on. friends of long standing are cele¬ man" instructors. State coeds will sign up tomor¬ we haven't seen any women shy- And in spite of their resom Since College ■ tug away yet. bianco to small steamer trunks, row for this newest SWAV ac¬ brating Joint birthdays today. , . Dean of Liberal Arts Lloyd C, campus has untie,, e, If the enpericnres of some they are the most comfortabU tivity—to aid the huiMtngs and Emmons and Prof. S. E. CruWe. changes, but Dean 1 -i ■ KOTC men this weekend are pedal adornments we've had the grounds department. director of summer school and Director Crowe nae.. any criterion, privates' uni¬ pleasure of wearing yet. He Town and sorority coeds are holder of various other activity manent , fixture- forms do make a difference sides that, they will probably to sign up in the upper deck of titles, have added another year creasing duties Hot n with females. Clothes may not last till the Spartan Victory loan tlie Union, ond dormitory wom¬ and corresponding prestige to engaged in eoirespa make the mail near as luurli as fund thermometer in the Union en aie to sign up on posters in their records. ties during their >, -- • . they do the woman, observed gets some more red paint, which their dorms, according to SWAV Emnkuis and Crowe began Orientation Co-Chairmen _ one roast artilleryman after at conset valive estimates will bo Barbara Poag. Detroit sopho¬ their careers at MSC on the satue Petitions Available an evening in Laming. three years. more. week in September, 1909. when For the lirst time the women both came to the campus as Petitions for it• ■ have invaded tin*, department, mathematics instructors. The orientation NOBODY'D tough withbelter go getting students any more. the senior ROTC SHORT slutf —Seen in the Free Their Press: are Downtown telling of the clothiers clothes which in the past has been strict¬ offices in College hall, located on ttons witl be av.-, i • co-el', ly mail-territory. Women, how¬ the present site of Beaumont coed dorms and tie (>. I. uniforms came Friday, and salesman who announced that, ever. will volunteer for such tower, were so crowded that both beginning today 1 *• • ' if anybody starts messing around, after many years, he was con¬ . jobs as raking lawns, cleaning men had to share the same desk, be collected We - - they'll-Tuiul olT and kick Wher¬ vinced that he must be the best blackboards, taking care of cam Emmons recalls. All sophomores nn.t o ever they can with the new G. I. salesman in the worlds "I." he In that year. miitHbmatios were discussion > pus walks and paths and doing shoes. explained, "have just sold a doti the lesser of the jam tonal work split from the civil engineering year are eligible Woebcsintu anyone who plays ble-breasted suit to a Phi Beta of the college. soccer agnmst a man wearing Kappa man " Hours for the women working these shoes. He won't have any¬ If you see- a man with eagles will be 4 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 0 more shtns than a table leg after on his shoulder swinging a ten¬ .1 year's service in the Union nis racket on the court by Dem p. m on weekdays with the ex¬ ception of Saturday and Sunday grill. hall, it will pjiobably be Col. Right duty, and 9 a m. to 12 noon It's amazing what a feeling of Dorsey Rodney, military com on Saturdays. Women .volun¬ power you get with them on. I mandant on campus. He plavs teers will be paid by the hour suppose that's because you are almost daily. ... A cadet at the for this work. two inches higher otf the ground DePaul university naval pre- than ever before. They'd be as flight school wanted to express much advantage in u tight as his gratitude for free postage 'o- FDR iNuim»s «6''Coed'H three two-pound 16ad blackjacks service men. —unless you hud to retreat. In Instead of writing "free" on FatherSurgeouiGeiteral which case you might as well the space where the stamp usu¬ WASHINGTON, May 3 (AP) not retreat, 'cause you'd feel like ally goes, lie scribbled "Thanks, the hare's opponent in the tor¬ —Brig. Gen. Norman T. Kirk, Congress." toise-bunny race. Postal authorities said rules commanding* officer at Percy One of the junior F.RC men are rules, and returned the let¬ Jones general hospital at Battle from Michigan State wrote back ter with the suggestion that,the Creek, and regarded as one of that he "liked his G. I. slices cadet stick to them, the country's foremost experts on bone surgery, was nominated today by President Roosevelt to TATE HURRY LAST be the new surgeon general of NOW DAY'S! the army. Kirk's appointment carries T»S«> V Mel. J P.M.—NighU f.M. with it the temporary rank of Send « Pretty Fabric Bail Il l, t Knock,.ut I>r n Minn ! . . . Packed aiUl Sack Knlccumamnl ' . . , One •( major general -Aie is 55, a na¬ Ike Bent! . . . IWt Mi— lit tive of Rising Sun. Md . a grad¬ Home to Mother • . . uate of the University of Mary¬ ERRQL ALEXIS land. ami father of Jane Kirk, • / Washington. d. C.. home Mothers" nomics sophomore at MSC. eco¬ Day , May 9th . . . CLASSIFIED ADS XVI//J • ITS A /, 2 SINGLE FOR 'SALE BEDS ISwbi„ .1,-rk New fabric-bags in multi-colored .combinatio solid colors. . Choose your Mother's Bag from a and varied collection. , •print-,, innrnpriiif nmtlr,*-, ~ mu»k v^ocKfluT.'; CaltMWM rkt—i of drawn-,, iran •t„vr. it* 2.95 / / \ \ lost A WARNER BROS. Picture, with i CVBRSHARr REPEATER PENCIL —Black. BUT and white mrnwd. Loat Ju l Eart Mayo and Library. NW men Call ' R»W ;Tta»»r. Jhrt. ft. Mlrblf*» At* TO BUT -rrrr. . w; Tuesday. May 4. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS P.igo Three Spartan Athletes Win Two, Lose One Over Weekend llaselmll Nine lliinlirs limit FROM A BLEACHER SEAT Putting lleak Easy W in nor Hilltoppe rs is (lifers Fall By JOHN .MARKS (Ivor Detroit in ( Jose Meet IT WAS number three for the to Notre Dana* ■Pinky" Gel/. look credit Oh lly PAT Met AKT1IV Great Lakes showed thoprofcx j !, first wilt of the season as the Michigan Stale racked up lis | year for Johnny Vender Mm siooal ranks today that Mickey ' I in k less Spartan getters un« second win of the outdoor track today as he set the Pittsburgh stilt can put a hall learn togeth¬ del went the second par tans inninded out a 9 to 3 grooming of - Pirates back 7 to -:> The Ctn- u-tory over the University of season .last Saturday afternoon emnati Hurling stsu was not er by knocking the St loins ^ the season last Saturday at on the home cinder tip Cardinals around winning 5 to 1 South Heuil, I nd vtrmt liere Saturday, with paths when to .his usual lev. lot lonxi . when-they fell the Spartan thine lads downed how¬ 2 Monger ami Cooper were the to Notre Ihime, Itl to .( naeh John Kobs now looking ever. giving the Pirates the Marquette squad 77 to 5 and ... Tite meet, which was one of him hurt ootid win of the season for the < net vaiiity'spro-club 12 to 3 and went 79 and Clilf Rutland with a the closest the Spartans have iiance: 711. Kobsmen. Hay Petty. Titan adding to ids uncle- through (lie game with only one seen in a long time, eated 'the Irish clubmen pitcher, never gave the State hat¬ proved to be d error scored against them. rciimtely a close battle all the outclassed State way. with without niut ers any trouble, losing three lite ITilltnppers holding a man breaking into the .til's sub¬ Something new was added Illi¬ its to them in-the first frame, , Spring football died n quiet stantial lead in the early stages oi nois was originally ehectiiled la Held Weak rather done in the Hod-Pi* death on the .Spartan practice, of the meet The count stood at rate tilt tor a triangular meet w th Notre The intleld still showed weak yesterday when the j fields last week when Coach ! 63-59 in the Spartans' favor be¬ Dame and State hut was iniuhlo umpire called plav halt" at Charlie Huchnum closed shop | to make connections. esses in scooping up fast ground fore the completion of the tinal 11 30 a m instead of the usual for the ■ year and perhaps fori hulls to register live errors j two events in which State afternoon time The w hotel the cliirittfi'm. Unless some kind ihroughout the game. Get/, went j chalked op 14 markers to give ttimg was done lei the tienetll army men decide to promote ,i ^, . upei iieo die whole distance with reason l> Art r,l» Al ;|, If I'jol II < I o j them the wide winning margin of war-workers The idea was football etui) of some note from able effectiveness and control j Win Distance Events run yesterday as an experiment j the NATIONAL LKAtiliK ah crew lads we see . oiistdertng it was the third game ! State displayed an over m finding out when the Iw-xt marching hack and forth dally Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 5, *| mat he pitched in within aeven i whelming superiority in tin time will la* to accommislate the nitre events winning 32 of the j Missing f r o ip— this year's Itmnklyn 5, I'liiladelpnia ;f. el.J.VSL war-working ami baseball-going, spring session —e**K the traili- No other games scheduled. possible 36 points, with slams in public Capt. Hop Chlopan saw plenty , tarn,11 uitra-squad game that the one anil two mile . Captain AMERICAN LEAGUE fielding action in his second j often predicted who would be * ♦ • 7)0 dentally In the same car witti . You've got something there St laiui t 4 300 Start Egbert won both hurdle events Id Tonight More Slams e Derby champiun. flitch, and when Its all added up i that was your purpose in hold- Boston 4 .164 Philadelphia 1 3 333 Intramural Softball gets un¬ Marquette slammed the shot Mickey Cochr.ine's ! ing the spring drill anyway as Chicago 2 5 .286 derway tonight, weather per¬ put event while Mel Huschman , I remember. Those few men led tlu' Spartans slamming Uiat took NATIONAL 1 .EAtilHE. mitting. with three games on in part will be a little •re evening's card. The eon the tiroadjump with a 21' 4 V lougher when their time Brooklyn S» 2 nut SPORTS BRIEFS comes leap, closely followed by Jim to see action in this war. St. Louis li ■I 660 icsts are scheduled to start Barbour 20" behind . At Milne Boston 4 1 57 f piomptly at 6:30. cleared 6 feet '» inches only to NEW YORK. May 3 lAPt -A The University of Illinois ex¬ 1*1! 1st >11! fl 5 543 The gumes slated for litis tie for first with Marquette's tension division offers Htl courses Cincinnati ft 5 545 well dretuasi young man from icning are: Hill Weisner I roit i accountancy to mechanics Chicago 3 7 360 St Iahiis was riding a train en Agriculture vs. Campbell The Spartan It" squad com¬ route to New York recently, for wluclt university credit is New York .. T 7 .300 dockets, field No. 2. posed of those not competing in Philadelphia 6 .230 sharuig his seat with a young given Vets vs. Bucks, field No. 3. the varsity meet traveled to Al¬ . lady from Cleveland bion on the same afternoon Quartermasters Corps The gentleman soon diseov • JIM vs suffer a 74', t» .m', del eat at VOWJ1(, |ildv Was an ar- Cavalry, field No. 5. I the hands of the Albion college lent baseball fan and a great track squad. Pacing the State admirer of Luke Sewetl. man¬ X-a* A # ] seconds were Hob Price, with ^ ^ — . -pat tan center fielder drove in j ager til the St l-outs Browns runs to lead the offensive j victories in the pole vault and "Cleveland -sent him to St. . Hack. His longest bit was a half mile, and Charles the. one and Wymao laiuis for experience," she con¬ '!.,:ible. One stolen base com- with victories fided to her fellow passenger.,, ; u ted his afternoon's perform-1tw" '"'J6 ru"s so that he could learn to man- y age a cluti and then come buck • i Art Department Head and laws the Indians Big clubs I hopped from the 'I,Sle, j a- rest of the season Hank!Kelurn froni Arnty often send fellows to tank towns [ arvvas who quit colic Bob I Prof. Albert Christ-Janer will like St laiuis for training like■ T« intr-aW" » (V.^rrs to Aiidreoli took over the shortstop that " DUN'IHM' ( llVt,,. |us duties as bead of The gentleman listened care-1 ■st in Saturday's game, getting j ,|U. ar( department mvRY hi, a kMMr-1*. a u»| ,„,xi,>.< ,u< MA*' r.Za i,.».«-> era I Arts L. C Emmons Hi- ! ' r It read Michigan wUl be next oh the was hired in that capacity last ; . I .(H> »«'•« Spartan schedule when the Wol- September. and. then was draft- St Louis Browns " Donald I. Barnes President valued^ i ties "come here for a game on' ed. hut has since been released •I? S«1.50 ■ P S. -The gal mwallowed Saturday. In the game in Ami from service. Prof. E H Brau- acting > fftuu. - Aibor, State went down 7 to 0 in j net- took his pi , ieij- first game of the year. head. The New York Yankees won five ot their first six games al¬ though they left 58 base runners stranded You can blame it on the batata ball the absence of Leather.. gents like DiMaggiu. Henrtch and Hasaett or improved pitch- ing for the opposition keeps up they'll start If that calling . jlfl them the Maroons- and not in f i|> "*•**«! ClCAN^i1*^ ^ honor of the University tag" either of Chi-LW tesssf Headline before the week-end I* Zipper Note Boufks New York Giant-Dodger series: -Ott Calls Mound After losing seven of their first i Regulars."; 10 guines there's Utile doubt k Address Books what Ott called them. Lenore Arnwlrong— SCBOOI. OF BAKCtKO Scratch Pads t-r .X«t Tlaw kw* XU lb* la I» DANCE N«a* ichlp* At* UNION 1 ...L. ..'■■i ij.tpij ,v- -. Tuesday, May 4 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TAPPING French May IMan Home Economists Hold Local Spotlight (Continued from Page 1) president YWC'A. Religious coun¬ Oil Colony Siaius Annual Two-Day (.onen cil and Beta Alpha Sigmu. Banxpiet Carol Edmonson, Detroit, L. ALGIERS, May 3 (AP Henri Girnud has ask,,, A., Beta Alpha Sigma president, in Von lurr Noted Slated to Open dormitory vice-president, AWS Charles de Gaulle of i ing French to meet hio sophomore, junior and senior Here Friday Africa as soon after M Cuest Speaker representative and Frush Frolic committee. treasurer. .1-1 lop convenient to cone in, agreement between in. Miss Jessie Harris, president Featured speaker of the llr'st committee. Delta Zela treasurer, specttve French eleineic of the American Home Econom¬ afternoon meeting of the Miehi sophomore class vice-president, announced tonight ics Association, will be guest gan Home Economics association, YWCA cabinet and Wolverine. The Fighting Fret,, i to be held on campus Friday and speaker at the annual Home List a wells was ready a mouth a: • Saturday, will' be Miss Mary Vorn Gardner. Albion, H. K. Economics banquet on Thursday London for North An Barber, food consultant to the at fit 3D p. m. in Peoples church. CDC president. Spartan Women's ! was requested by i ;< ■ Approximately 3fi0 home eco¬ secretary of war, Mrs. Merle 1). league hoard and Spin-tors' spill Bycrs. associate professor of Eisenhower to delay i hi - nomics students will attend the committee chairman. military reasons. education, announced yesterday. banquet, accordinR to Marjorie Ida M'hay, Ponliac. Vet. Med The main point at Graft, Detroit sophomore, gen- Miss Barbpr, on loan to the war Bio club and AWS secretary. erai-chairman. department • as a dollar-a-year Grace Sidoti, Lansing. II. E, ; eently between the h>.. is understood to havi Miss Harris,, chairman of the expert, is director of home eco¬ ! Tower Guard, lh Kappa Delta, form of ruling committee on criteria for home nomies in the Kellogg company. i Home Ee club. hotly p, be set up over From i economies in the land Rrant col- Her wartime job includes super¬ Roberta Taylor, Lapeer, L. A.. icgPs and a member of the ex¬ vision of all ntmy menus and Sigma Epsilon, dormitory presi¬ sions pending liberal a , ecutive committee of the Amer¬ meal planning. dent, Women's Athletic associa¬ [ ropolitan France. ican Home Economics Associa¬ Other speakers at the two-day tion, a eapella choir. De Gnu lie has sough: tion. will speak on "booking sional government <;.. convention, which 200 or more Freshmen Tapped Forward in Home Economics." rejected that idea in i.c members of the association are The 25 freshman* women tap Besides Miss Harris' talk, the joint council which von,:, : program will Include installa¬ MISS JESSIE IIA It It IS expected to attend, are Miss ped into Tower Guaid by Pres. rise French national Jessie W. Harris, president of Jean Oviatt, Washington. I). .. ■ tion of new officers and presen- until the French poop , (he American Home association sophomore, were: Joyce Arm¬ KS,''L^Xl»™hlB"by WLsiik/mK Morale forms and guest speaker at the Home Economics banquet strong. Detroit. L. A.; Sue Thursday ill, Birmingham, L. A ; Aver- Ii Doris selves are free to di form of government "*£. "Ehfs i ../ uiglit; and Mrs. Olga N. Ninkle, Baguley. LansinR. A. S-. Helen Dean «>t Women Elisabeth Con- ('olIVO Here today chief nutritionist for the Office i Balaam. I Rinsing. Vol .: Norma rail, will be among the faculty j of Civilian Defense. j Calkins, Wavland. L A , Joan Army Gives l'p I lope guests at the banquet. Invita-1 Solutions to student rcstless- Local arrangements are in (Carter. Kalamazoo, H. E. for Harmon's (r< u tlons have also been sent to; ness and morale, adjustment of charge of Professors livers and j Pat Darr. Detroit. L A ; Met home economics students at j curricula, post-war rehabilita Thelma Porter, head of the MSC • en Eislier. Grand Haven. A S; PARAMARIBO, h Central State Teachers college tinn and maintenance of stanri- ! department "f foods and nutri¬ Igiis French. Oxford. H K : Nnr~ ana. May 3 (APi 1 atui Western Michigan College j nrds will be foremost topics of tion. : ma Loii Gregg. lainsing. L. A . headquarters here of Education^ | discussions ut the one-day eonvo I Shirley HamelmU. Lansing. L. A ; today that searchers - ' Tickets for the banquet may of the MichiRan College ' Barbara James, Ferndale L. A . two weeks in the jung • bo obtained at the home eco¬ lion to be held on campus today. National 1' Launches I Sally Kassnlker, Lansing. L. A : ifor survivors of the nomics office, the Union desk, or I'ost-War Council Move crash from which I t Approximately 40 prominent I Betty Lut/.. Benton Harbor. L. from representatives in each of educators who are members of Harmon escaped hao the women's dormitories. Ticket the association will attend, uc- CHICAGO, May 3 .AIM | A.; Yvette Mizza. Jackson. 1, A.; , without success. Jean MacDougall, Detroit. L. A ; sales close at 5 p. m. today. Formation of a "council of na¬ cordine to Dean L. C. Emmons. tions based on the United Na¬ Mary Mortimer. LansinR. L. A. Harmon was one •• Senior commencement Invita-j Morning speakers include H. Barbara Mye. Towanda. N Y . pilots in the six-man tions" to maintain world order lions Will be available for those j m Murphy, principal of Howell II K.: Janet Pullen. Jackson. 11. the only member of : after the defeat of the Axis was who have neglected to purchase , high school and Ralph Guyer, advocated today by the Repub¬ K.; Margret Rogers. Flint. L A ; ; to " be found alive (hem, according lo Jark Hush. | principal of Muskegon Techni- lican Postwar Policy association Leone Seastrom. Geneva. 111.. II. crash, April B NY. arnior president. Invitations will i cul lugli school, at its first meeting. E., Elaine Simon. Wyandotte. L been found of the cu-i A.; Martha Varga. Detroit. H Frederick M. Wietmc. be sold in Uie lower lounge of | \ panel discussion on "Can the Union from 12 to 5:30 p. m. We Get Together?" will be the Invest In Victory—Buy War E., and June Wllkenson. Jack sing and former studem on Wednesday and Thursday. alternoon program. Bonds and Stamps. son. H E igan State college. PLEDGE Giving you a MILDER BETTER TASTE The steadily growing popularity "■ Chesterfields is a sure sign that they make good their pledge to give you the THEYRE^TRUETO things that count most in a cigarette, Smokers know they can depend THEIR PLEDGE AMERICA'S 180,000 on Chesterfield's Right Combhuitiw MEN AND WOMEN OF MEDICINE of the world's best cigarette tohaccns are serving humanity faithfully to give them a MILDER, BETTI R wherever the need may be. They give their best with our troops and TASTE. They're true to their pledge are doing double duty ot home. .... They Satisfy,