S'SS s i.pport J-" rcpdom GIVE TODAY ' MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication o/ Michigan State College Weather lair and Somrtthil Warmer EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 8, If,4« Coal Shortage TODAY'S Union Picks Candidates Seek Office " •: h Curtails Work CAMPUS At Ford Plant Netv Board In Student Council Vote Union Iniard elected Bob — — • - li» • DETROIT, May 7 Ml Butler, Trenton junior, prci^ .. Some Pooch ! The Fort! Motor — company an¬ ident of the oricanization last. r„ ~,f 1 Hillary l.lffllOII (,. nounced late today that, night at a combined new LlUXS lo liWlculb Decide Slate jo Nrlwtn. Charlevoix feexh- "virtually all operation* of ^ L,inr thinka the man «JV to » shortage la shortage. 1 perilled | the Print company will be mjs- evident to, .T'Z 1 lliinni Staff l or* Balloting indefinitely the remainder of |cvtrnl.n a pretty roed brought j Wednesday night due to the coal beginning tpnnij ?fi m arirl nisxt year. Fol)wvlnl TntlayV primary election* |,r pel fox terrier Into the II- I strike, a li-ii P-ti'o. it para'ie to Kan for Student council will iiiar- shortage of parts, arid Muskeg'1" w#ph o- hiid the.,".- rradlng room to keep her j railroad transj.ortation Tf>r«\ Wat \ it«,»- morrow ingot seniors v. - | row the field which' now kmr-"11 Everything wax under tf.fl S-.fl fy "The railroad tieup whi'-h tie. SymmofMk, Larifting doirnl until another rampua j numbers |.'»G a«pirants town • comes .11 U'fl for .Kf rust a aly wink at him. effective ;,t , rridntghl .J.. :: i!ru : I Thursday and which iri ,u ner hail to pull him hark turn is » ■ .il to keep him from ro¬ trauseri hy ttir- toal strike di:,- stra*. j pel led our final nope ,,f tiriuing prnuiirtion at this time. M I. Hr Boird Mrmlwrx HS(1 Audience pr« amis Music % ol'ht'K 1C< » rr»p , ; fiki ty for htx'tit'slni in C'<;ilCRe u ul- f )fif>,D00 Kord ,vork>-i 1 .-if-.? ..night.- UOffer U;r If» r#;.'i f jmprnvinti,- \>>u fiient of Orrn- h'inr r i nnirininoff called It ^ *■ .•'?.•! 42 «-f out im}*>rti» ' orchestra in the '.pnl.'" no* ../«• < it -,r. .tnk« rr ... Kerf - . . Junior Itrprrwnl.lur, ' Kerture in D minor , .nior Ha b-i • • ' Fraternities to Hold « f,l M II.. Page I ot solo instruments Annual Dodge, East Earning rgcr one of aeenmp- Song ( oiltf-l P«K Parral h- • i. r .0. opt •igs the Harideltan' AIPha Phi Omega, oaten I man Ne k Gie-.uy ' ... 200 ft nil Tn Irn Is r.'ained. 'service fraternity, -a II rc*ur I sophomore Da t li • Serum! Senior Dance '■« o ;ijd that the S«*v- 1 s^nsorshtp of Um* mtfrfrule Grand It.i, •■•te-orr.oM ym \nn,ml ShotI riv'ot Peethovens r,|,> »n* >"r ,h'- «',s, '.me -.in I lor I moil I o«fa> ...lysis, s liter, to IM3. I'res George ON.-iil, IT, Nophom.-re early surp any i 'Other Member* He en : symphony The i Kt.itei ificcnt harmonies,, hination of flutes ■ccm to allow re. Wiltomb it "jierlertton " d "Festivals." two orchestra by Dc- dirv? 1 i ontrast ng work. In ttie see I NION HOARD Vifr * ems to imagine a' w ith dancing, and ; s of light in the' Germans Fail To Stoi> Spartan Cartoonist ■d and ibant "Where there'* a will, •■■■• orchestra, the; there'.* a wav" could well lie Conductor - Orman-;,ht. made every com-1%.,., slo{fan ,)f |J(,b Storm*. nd , more . beautiful . , . NiU-s *oph ID Mi d: NING :■ at Seven TODAY— 1 continue diawing . uns and Salute I caricatures. Timn GirK % p m- •h.rning'f News 'French Help Storms 1 nioa mo porch far for the Day > Remem.ber I Finding that way. ding SWL b#*rd. > p.m. 1*7 I m«n Annex ' 'ne Music Room | Storms. v,as not ea-y Out f.nally 1 ■ ildren Go to School he was able to rely on the 1 |*orpoi%e. 7 p.m. French underground to >magg.e Koora |. JeniM^ii L"p the Band ■ ■ j in paints and drawing pencils. MorUr tWifd, 7 p.m. ttTERXOON— j If this was not dangerous enough 1*4 tniou annex Dept. of Health,1! in the light r-f . the .very unsym- „ rs . a „ — -.n ... . .. ,, , pathetic attitude of r.u caprorx r,nt.,n State Drnwro. 7 p m. Bazaar. " ? li* I )iH>a Annex Winslow and His to his artist 1 o inclinations, he . , persuaded a Germah on cor- kdpp.* DelU T\. 7 P-J»l. -nd (fufiru r.h-s pural to sr.^Jk.Ri VFi** to I n»on iVllkMI ■'•oia Masteqvvorks wrap bodied^ degd. prisoners. *lu4ent Kuarit 7 15 p m. atic This he 4*ed fcl Workshkp 115 I am annex '.'day's Rhythm Afthoujk » »n «.n Ouing. Up-— *- ., i. age dajrs Tatioft of water and UorM St ode at Serrfee Fug 'an Sports :a little stale bread, Storms used 7:15 pa- 11 I ni*a um r.ary of the News | the French-smuggled paints and Bob Storms. NSles sephemore and art major at MSC. is shown Naval reserve avialwn. - ampus Caller See STORMS, Pate S above with a fellow art student, Ruth Haulfee, Sag-naw senior. I I 7:M pa.. 1*5 I nk k *sw II ./(>• h * ;|:d M | I.' II I i; A N S T A 1 K N KW8 Grin and Bear It • . . By I , |„v MICHIGAN STATE NEWS That Does It i *! :'' ■!' T'tdfifd ni Rcroncl-clnfm mutter tindrr net ofMnrch 1B70 at the post-off lee, Ity MARION lli rKKIa Fust Lansing, MKh. Ofllirs locnU'd on ground floor of east wing of Union Htilldlng Annex, room W. 1'ubltahed dully except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular ioiind shellnrs re)tool year and Thursday morning;, during summer session by the tuudents 4)1 Mlrhlgnn State College THUKK illlih lieen i IS CM tCHl try I In? |iff f have Telephone — College Phone &-(&*» hzhu nt ion to A»«ori«i#e (*ll*«i*t« l'f«a Ministry o .VI t tort® I Office Ext. »». Burin** Office — Ext 2*m provide extra liviiu.'. spare for iiMdt. Notional Aa.crtisina *■„«*. Ii:r. if jrMt students. In tin' midd e of this ill Pfm m* iAh' tr l*ubiiii>tr\ krt'rruntatnr *2O MACitoN AVE Nre TOftM. N. V * • loit'io « io« A4««tM • *« riataet by college carrier to atudanta, fl.Ot 'dormitory' two bicycle littve been per year by collage carrier to MB- xtudenta installed and when'the electrie- ily foils two students apmmt the MEMBER or TIJK ASSOCIATED PRESS l/irycles whieli have heen geared The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication to 1he neration system and pedal rf all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published therein All lights of publication on vigorously to keep theircom¬ f oeclnl dispatches herein are also reserved. rades from suffocating to death." Stl Faculty Advisor * A. A. APPRECIATE The above quotation fl from a JAN MOPPH Manager • - - - - MARION HECK El. news release of the World Stu¬ Filitor • • • Advertising Manager EEONE KEAMTROM dent Service Fund showing life JANE WAERKK circulation Manager in the l^tlin quarter of Paris to¬ ■i i sports Editor - - . - TOM RIORDAN t ontfacts Manager - - NANETTE VANIIERVOORT day. It Isn't exaggerated, nor is il Night Editor - - DEE IIKARINO an exception. The files of ma¬ Nlglit sport* Editor IllTj HON NERORN terial from the national office of IJds organization include similar material from students in Hung¬ \ iclorv, I hi I Mo Peace ary. Finland, India, and China, proof of what students in other Totltty murks the first anniversary "f V-K day, (ier- countries are enduring. tnatiy's nneniiditional surrender in World War II. On this I,a t year the W SSK-.hr id a date one year ago, Col. lien, (Justav Jodl, ehief of staff on the campus which oUthe defejited (iernitni armies, capitulated for the Nazi |n iManding example oi ion from Michigan State) high eontmnnd at (Jen. lrtvight Kisenhttwer's hradtiuarters | "i • undents.' It was devised i in it little red sehoolh'Uise at Reims, France. |" ist prisoners of war. The At that time our hopes were high for huihiing a world L' ined at obtaining d peace. Japan was tailing fast; her inevitahle downfall i l l/1|V,un hooks,"and mom aid "After year of research I can now state ttvi was merely a matter of months. Prospects were bright. Ltudents throughout the world part of a pig the squeal will lie used oil oi I'unfortunately, ottr hopes were premature. The allied two years ago. powers, united in waging war. are at odds in making peace, j Now pie drive is emphasizing FDI.ICE IIDI.II CAR TAGS V-.l day followed V-K day, but V-I* day (1* for peace) is j die monetary angle, for the sim- j "Under Pi Driving tags for student auto- ][ stances that tar front being realized. I1'are 1" o|reason that the other things no use if the students have mobiles are ready now and must muth of vvai, We have yet to hold a comprehensive peace conference. no loud, and Pu- money will be lie picked up at ttie campus po¬ the defense I'he impotent United Nations phlegmatirally reviews the sen! abroad to help students in lice office not later than Thurs¬ humanity p i. Spanish iptestion. Conceding failure in its attempts to their fight against the devastat¬ future," write an Italian peace triuty, the Foreign Ministers' eon- ing food shortages which * are day of this week. a covering the world. ferettee, now convening in Paris, flounders in indecision. Four years ago when the first hessous that going through a second world war should Irive started at MSC, have taught us remain uulcurned. My parceling out (Jer-i^s" ecsons expressed douht East Illusion's Finest many, the world's powers continue in their "to the victors | as ™ to the worth of such a cause. belong the spoils' policy. They felt that the idea had defi¬ Selection of In pursuing power politics, we scornfully muck the nite possibilities, but were dubi¬ to its background and memory of our war dead who seem to have (ought just ous us one more imperialistic war. whether it would be successful and actually go toward helping GIFTS FOR MOllIII! young men and women in for¬ AT TIII: LETTERS to to EDITOR eign countries who were in need of necessary materials to contin¬ MAltJORIE DEE SHOP ue their higher educations. rpo the Editing* front page stories of ineguhiri- Any touch of duul.t lias van¬ The shop on the rornrr I You ui'e entirely correct. R. hit* within. the War Assets ud- ished With the return of some 226-228 Abbott Road l„ m your letter of May it j ministration and how veterans of those prisoners of war vvc Congress has evidently disregard- \ with priority certificates have helped tart year; with the trans¬ cd not only the veteran, out all j been bypassed in fav or of cer- fer of refugee students who talk Ihe average .Iocs of the country ! lam companies and aon veterans, of the Student Relief funds help¬ in then treatment of the Wyott j This whole stinking mess has ing ttiefn to "somehow carry on," housing tutt and tht*ir prcsigif been brought to light through and with the growth of the plans to kill OI'A. 'he efforts of flic American Vet- "Primitive 'RED War 11, French Student Relief; Finnish A strong veterans organization jcians of V\ ortd World Student, Relief, and the nl World, War It is necessary t AMVFTS I tiey are now taking Shanghai Student Relief, as further the aints and desires ofj.thl!i {li,|lt to federal court, try- branch organizations of the in- Ot Joe, gjul make possible Ins I.I TIIIICS. Page Sre THAT IMll.s IT. Face 4 dreams of a home, ear, juicy -.leaks; everything lie planifoTl' white standing the 12 t< in some God-forsaken s There is an organization i ■. i. • lias demonstrated that ,f I i-gilt for lite veteran, the Detroit papers hav. U ».'•» SL'i «J , ' m U ?! ' r-i; \ ilv;. BiHS IMPORTED ENGLISH SADDIE SOAP Made by Breeknell, Turner A Sons l.audon. England ifel; m SHOKSfQKIVCtVONf 1 i Hi .lay. May 8, 1D40 M ' C HIG A N STATE NEWS Sicim Page Three % Honorary Pledges Men ) For MSC Initiation I'ot poise, men's national May 20 PI ALPHA a i'cil a number of men on swimming honorary, has Pi Alpha, soi iologv-'oeiaj ..er¬ clubcommittee for the Newman STI'DENT COl'NCIL senior banquet are to campus, according to John ic club, will sponsor fr.e YMCA \!< < ,rath, president of tonight at 5 in room 115. meet; studcM ran(|| w|„ lo_ Porpoise, and f'harle* Md'affree, movie. 'Men of Tomorrow,' on annex. I bairman tnlon riIt,ht at 7;J3 r,„m m> if. u. ultc adviser to the Tuesday, Duane Ber.ry ar.d Dan¬ Helen group. Kroll.,tnTlVX pr,., Helen Pisher. Grand The new pledges are at work ■ j? requirements for* - on thq dy Santenan o: the swimming and YMCA w. 11 direct the Lansing meeting S&&55IS Per,on* participating in any i "TIMST CUB T r tebership, which consist Anyone interested in becorr- and present the movie in the t,'n- capacity with the I number of aquatic inn «» member of the fraternity^ »nncx Ail -o' .oiogy and so-' fextivai are required to be International) Student club this week Ik eo- should xervire majors, pros- I operating with as well as minimum *■(' Coach McCaffrey or; bers WM rr,tim¬ en, at rjresg International club . and any o'her rehearsal thu m the three basic one of the active member of interested ning at r, so in eve-',. >tir Um-. Interna- strokes, [arson;, College auditori- successful in passing the Poipoj.sc, MrCaffrct statf.fi are m .i'ed to attend, ac¬ urn ,. ...... Chairman cording to Lu Price, program East Shirley, r*swell, »«"•""»" therefore, there i i cnts will he initiated chairman Lansing senior, has suited : will not be a party this weekend, 10. McNeil Noted Head ALL STI DINTS that everyone is to be on time Pres. Walt Geixt, uded in the present and wear Buffalo, N. V. pl'lge Of or bring costumes Ex- Hubert M. Wall, a Hi fie ( Jul, Application for circulation tuxes will be given to junior, said, rrem- those with manager, office v t 'he faculty. The present manager, sales, night classes. * M' A I In a meeting earlier this week, advertising and secretarial staff ■ . a number of. whom were the Michigan State RiUe ar.d I'.s- for the CAMUS 4-11 M K MSf: -!radu",e ■d before the war, are: jtnl . I it. voted Spartan m a g a 11 it e . student from Campos 411 club .. in a consti' i',on will he taken this , . ...... will hold a Bombay. India, wd • Knvi.xh. Flint sophomore; and eleded officers for the afternoon from boslne.es k -t y 2 to 5 at the meeting in room 112. m a. year journalism - ,5 ^ Walker, Detroit freshman, i Club officers are; offlre, m .f,e Driscoll, Greenville, ().,! McNeil, Detroit freshman, Rjehur'! room J. I nion annex, as by Peter II. Gems, business stated at.<:34. . - VT"; rrOW V An important rehearsal tors of Peoples - ho,en B,b Sex- presi -.an, Jim Quigley and man¬ for the International Festival East Lansing freshman. now John|c'ent, Bob HabermehJ, awaiting indui ! freshi: Fiint ager of the Spartan. will be held. The All wel- - ce-presi'lent. Elbert TAT SIGMA l-H pins Weav, have arrive^ and 1a freshman, anyone who I'lrdgcx ' ' '' and Bob Br i hasn't paid his four dollars Is TRIf OI.ORF. pttdgei requested to bring it with him aie Har'.and Be v.. or, '<■ Sagina.v freshmar,, .Keith , to the meeting. , ilr.o . .. P.. rre Gorion. East Inn- : A l PORPOISE it-mu Ire; . i ri u rr hn.an. I/*e , ■ Morgan. , ■ O Neil, Lancaster. N. V.. '' ''' NEW MAN I I I It ore; Ke.'f. Feather Ho - - " ' \Jf ctmmittfp mrmhfh and I'lfirrs inters Ntcd in v%orkinK wi iue Rendon. v pledges inclv v. Tnnton fro g freshman. -fi U , ' Ft« . n i gene Walsh East Lansing < lever. Dr Items of Intorotf in tho Fioldt of MrN-oi ft Chomistry, Enginoorlng, Pflysica, and Biology l.iie; Carl Ha.. . Sin An America Learns to Make Its Own |Mor•- y I'orpoise Pledges King. Camphor are Roger Bi - n. a'i I~V,r tained YEARS, a tight thehold Japanese co main¬ the world's III.. fresher an. Raipl camphor supply. Americans had to have camphor ert. Ecuador lieshmar in ever m< r> -rvyer: Duk Gnrd.nei i.-ing quantity for the ••shinan inanufacturt? of photographic Ed M'orisw film, .. N. J . graduate, an celluloid, plasties, perfumes, medi- Firm son, Grosse He cines. l.n rjuers and disinfectant*. Hut . et. they were forcixt to pay whatever c fratc.n ty w.;: fir ire the Ji pa rase < |jow« t» ask. And uial pitnit. followed I, even at Hfl'J's exorbitant top figure of $3.75 party in the Wo en a pound, they were never Friday, May 24 sure of a full supply. Men of Du Pont umlert/aik to make this country indeperufent of such an unsatisfactory sour.-e. Tia y knew that camphor could he svn'hesi/x-d, but to make it at low ccrct ahd in large quantities was an entirely dif¬ ferent m.itu r. [/>ng years cif experi¬ ment and research pr'*fuced Irttie l>ut disappointment. Hut firudiv. in more .comfort, more satisfaction, their oFxTvation* with intensive re- 19JJ. a way was found to trior1-- joy into the lives of miiliora. »-ar> h, th»-y produ. ed compounds of produc AT tlx- low-ireit chemi'.al eampbc'f a. , m"n at Du Pont hem¬ even more pronounced likeneae. t.h mat. Now. in "A>Arotone," perfumers ic: ,»-r«. and hundreds of others who pn lu t in color, texture, .:;t w-.rkrd on thw dev-l-.j :-x*nt-- feel of a . trw "fundaxn»-.i! ' nueartdt HELP MS AT DU FONT?" ''1 : jniop- !-• "itr sheet music sinc.e atom of oxygr-i tignci to est .Wish »"W wciefttifi" cber.iival converse f.xrts w"»n.«:t n-gtrd to irtune. i • cord camphor is not ditf commer use,, depurtmcnt pL-h in th>- Limrat. Synthetic musk is an example. in a ii v Min U tlie most important -mg. • 'or both tax •d the in.-- - uit L> t popular s i: gledient used in perfumery, a fit.i- chemists. cT.gus.vr j designers- t .ve ,'ik-ndipg many sut'tle ouors into World War II ty ...t-« F. snii classical music. c mpteterv shut otT one i'ragr m-e and making it ic-tinr ti.ri supply of Batumi camr rtor B I rttil receiitiv itvoniy source was the wi'.un a few months Du Bunt pro- mvt-k deer of Tibet, an ainmat rw-ar- du. ti.»n men were able to step 'P ' "* ir.g extinct ion. output of the man-made produ A t-. Then Du Pont organic chemists, in H'l - Music House take care of niilitary, medic a. ana civilian needs. their Jong-time study of f. cc- nwk- Today this - t* cd:-y rated tr it a group of ring 3U S. Wash. Ave. going into the manufacture c; hun¬ compounds called macro-ketones rc- Phone 4-4615 dreds of producu that will bring sembied musk in ode. Following up • ITTlt TNIHOS *0« ftlTtIV LIVING ...tmovgh cmmstit More facta about Du Pont— f. i. n ttw m mwmmmt % tt. :md VIUimBfON n, NUVAII Wednesday \tP Page Four MICtltOAN STATK- NK«S * 'UVUV> Sparta^ Coed Copy hots, Driver Head I THAT DOES IT Town (Continued from Page 2) Girls*Group ternntlonol WSSP. r Town Oirls will hold Insinua¬ Sponsored on eampu* by such tion for their newly elected of¬ organizations as AWS. YWC'A, ficers today at 5 p.m. on the Un¬ PnnHel, and IFC, the drive op¬ ens today and continues through ion .son porch. Chairman Phoebe roptiu.nore. assisted by Ignore Stribo, Frldny on the lower deck of the i Union building. The $5,000 goal Is. hardly lm-1 It. •Nchrooder and Jam Cade, both possible With the enrollment fig- j Juniors, will he in charge of an urcs of the college today, hut I Informal reception which will be this drive will prove another]| held ifter the installation cere¬ thing to the student body and mony its teachers and admlnistrat-! The officers for the coming oi'H. It will prove that the spirit yen will he: president, Itutli of college, which seemed to do Kol/ jimioli vice-president, a flying swan during the war Marina Driver, Junior; secretary. years, hasn't gone completely. Willi . Springer. sophomore, In their dignified and imslangy treav; tel.. IVggy Mcl'd ide, fresli- way. the Chinese have a sent¬ ence for it . . , "the scholar Is elitat i Hetty tlie loam- trust id llie gdvrrii- I men!. »thi' arbiter in is. iiticl is expected 11» he ! living example nt ihr I Man," the ideal of i ir«» Ihe da\ s m I\»nfw rhaps it hasn't horn si ins for all of us. hi. i hi- a superior man coi M:IL tin- WSSI' to.la\ (. mtituicd from Page 1) nie.ontat tii.it long, The long list of names thai CLASSICS .eatne ont of the petitioning is only the beginning. There will" ho another step next week in this reactivated feeling tor rep* Classic summer shoe yyardrobe- io entalivr student government With the lituil elections start with brown-and-whitrs be- • and i! s method' I'M cK.HUiiig raust' Ihey 're so -mart. so neat, members will ho getting a'trv- so k« - with - every thine! See • on!, loo. with this voting May¬ be bv next fait a few kmk^ will these supple comfortable leather be discovered whi-s will need j working over, but at least the smoothie* in high, medium, ar.d walking heels, with their ncyy design ideas. FAVORITES.. To Start Your Shoe Wanliolo SO NICE TO BF CLOSE TO /) ft Walk through e.ci> DEO summer in cool, cool << these airy platform | by Elmo Side - swept sandal sees to that I pumps, ever-useful nm A\ Yon wouldn't otfc.-id >uui chum with cushiony wedge; win words — be sure sou don't any other ed leathers. %vjv! Deodorize the certain, long-last¬ ing way, with gentle, creamy Deo. Bv actual medical word, wte tor sense ' PENNY'S Dowu.taii tivc sk.n. By actual laundry test, sate for fabrics. 50c tax. College Drug Store %v 1^ ] K T Across from I ho I nion _ c ■ onmacrro «r j&U . niiLADCimu PERSONAL: I wish my family would get me a season football ticket for FATHER'S DAY. — Dad. j-infMi'iy, May 8, 1946 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pace Five rarities Name Directors Worn en To Learn STORMS IHTOSteke EDITOR if Coed Choirs For May Sing What To Wear (Continued from Page 1) pencils and the Oeman corpse ftioiry representing MSC's 14 .social sororities will take ing from Page 2)' In Neiv Jobs paper to turn out a'large volume Is obtain for the veteran a of cartoons, most of them depict¬ rt ii the annual Sorority Sing to be heltl Sunday, May fair chance at war surplus goods. "Beauty and the Boss," a style ing humorous scenes of camp m the band shell. This organization was the on¬ show given for State women life. Gen' ral chairman, Beverly Johnstone, Birmingham ly one to press the fight in Con¬ planning to enter business, will 1114 Drawings gress for the Wyatt be presented tonight at 7 in the j„r, has announced the" housing bill All his humorous drawings, in its original Little Theater of the Home Ec lowin'K' list of directors junior; Sigma Kappa, Muriel the form, even after and a few caricaturics of his "old line" organizations building. The show has been th«'various kroups: Smith, Ionia junior, and Zeta •pill. At present they arc fight¬ captors had to be kept hidden Tau Alpha, Kathy llenry, Onto- Jointly planned by Jacobson's to Alpha Chi Omejra, Vir- ing for continuation of OPA as and senior women of the TCRA prevent confiscation and pun¬ ishment by his captors who were mion, Fowlcrvillc sm¬ nogon Junior, conclude the list. " the only means of department. Assistants for Ule Sing preventing in¬ always ready to eliminate pris¬ all .i Comma Delta, Jac- flation. Assisting Miss Johnstone Included on the program will oners on the lMullen, Jackson senior; are It is the only organization of slightest pretext. be outfits appropriate for dif¬ • imicron Pi, Margaret Hetty VnnKrank, Coopersvillc World War II veterans that has Soon after bis rescue by vic¬ ferent professions, for all do not torious , ; using senior; Alpha Phi, Junior, who contacted the Judges, a member on the hoard Yanks and return to this of trust¬ demand the same type of appar¬ . - • Jackson, Grand Hnp- end Maryhclen Chick Detroit ees for the country, Storms re-entered *.71,000,00(1 Michigan el. Correct accessories rind sug- Michigan State, where he is now. ■iikI Alpha Xi Delta, junior, in charge of entertain¬ veterans trust fund, thus show¬ mi on, Detroit senior. ment. ing the recognition given the or- j gestioris of quick change for majoring in art with particular „r Directors Are Judges for the sing will he j duiirig and evening wear will be emphasis ori < ar Droning i hided are Chi Omega, llurold Ferguson, from Sexton l [gnnization by the slate of Mich- I given. Igan, , wunylc, Oxford senior; high school in l-arisjng; W. It Come around to the j Originally planner) for senior , Marge Stanley, Hast- M'lnlire, (.arising Kastriu higti Lansing I women only, the affair Is now IM.Mi'LKS? jpost of AMVKTS, It. L. We meet .more; Oamma Phi school, 'and Forrest • Itinehart, in room 2(M, Lansing Tech | open to all women interested in GET RID OF THEM! East Lansing high school. high I grooming and proper dress for anno Hancock, Detroit iM'ImoJ, C". ci y Tuesday night at • Kappa Alpha Theta, 8. We arc interested | professional weai Adti r ion is ISK IIARFI.N iij having | fret', but .those wishing to attend ••in-, Charlotte senior, Home Kc, Majors | veteran:, who fed the way you ; rnust obtain ticket: wbi'h are AMAZING Rf.SIT.TH . Delta, Pat Williams, , REPORTED IN ALL CASES ,m junior. ration, {available at the Cruoti desk, many Kappa Oamma, Freida To lloltl ltam|iirl lem-i o pto Satisfaction ffiiarantccd Paw sen+oi: Pi I tela Available at irnprov. Mat key, Ccdai hurst Members of the l(> unites cItiti rural Hume Kcoriiiinirs i Inn b.i Ahn MOM I »OM OMEN'S WORLD qui t next Thursday at '■ JU p in Iin- Union baIIIooir, coi i And Mills Tim lu Jane tlelbig,' general ii..i JIKGCARD man of the l!H»l alio a ng for the new Tower Cleveland Height.1, Ohio, ■ • •:,, vill he held tonight at Tickets are how nti m •rimt . of the tower In nil It will be held in i,oo < as well as ill tin n. tall of the Home K'oi.oo building. Klla Jean Shane. W; «:ru: IIOARH f, To Please Mother Most... . ' ' '' ' ' I Saturday but salesmen m ,y t .n AIMMING'V I'" ,r"-'r ;;,k" e n sw imming w ill be l , • in the pool of Women's I k;i|i|M DfllU Pi Moltls . .rrow afternoon. Miss |||itiali«>fl (!crelllOII\ K^rth. of the physical 1 * department, said yes- | Kappa Delhi Pi, nation I e-l.i .! instead of the usual ■ i • ,y c Green Splash per- j- , j ti ■ 11 u . m . t. ; nil have their drrss o ' n o o„ Itl.S LUNCHEON OR COCKTAIL APRONS frilly and frothy are I hew* aprons . . . flared and flattering to your fig¬ ure . . . scalloped ruffle bottoms of. lace and sheer dimity lend an air ■ I "j'ounic sophistication" . . . and n melting colors of orchid, lime, pink / c yellow or blue . . . 0 he used to pay *15 Tor a permanent— •' 0- zyvi — *v»« I 0 lov/ she gives tfK «rst |f a h i t wave at home ■ • • vik of WOED4»tl • 1 CMMg C*L» *»«- SspecicdMif fa- college drug store IfOUNG-MOTUlRS MILLS Opposite I'nioo Building about getting PAPPY a season football ticket come FATHER's DAY? pPLy AT college dbl'g ob ATHLETIC DEPT. m »ij-1< i ;i Page Six M I C II I G AN. STATE N EW S Wcdii, I 'K! Spartan Net menDelta Si« Team to MH ermie Illinois. PurdtlC Next Still Uiiboalcii Says Ity TOM RIOItliAN In li t. League AS piedlctcd duripg the war, a . sportstheir I1 boom llv Kill Adams nation and by next year at this time Miil-uay in ils into .schedule, the Spartan tennis team's Delta Sigma Phi scored tfut been reached an ull-timo higli in athletic at h record stands at three wins and four losses. Coach Charles tuns in the last of the fourth popularity and participation is becoming rlcaii* l>. Bali's men hold decisions over Kentucky, Western can colleges. inning to come from behind and jp Michigan college, Indiana university, and have been de¬ Michigan State coaches arc finding that li bent Phi Kappa Tau 3-2 last ■ want moro than ever before to compete in inleo feated by Northwestern,* night, and thereby remain unde¬ activities. . In linscball this caused Coach John i Michigan, Ohio State, : mil it the sound. Mnrtln left school feated in the inteifraternlty soft-', Junior vnrslty team which plays its own schedni, strong University of Cincin¬ for the Infantry In 1043 after ball league. The Jayvees gives nn additional 30 men an nati tci im. cnrnuiK hi* numerals and also Pitcher John Clark helped his on a college team against other schools and al t , returned this term. own cause by doubling down the Site nt :t of the eight men oil to build up players for future Spartan vaistn ■ The Spartans start a touch right field line to score the first I (hi Mie hignn Slate squad this year ar< returned veternrIS. 'At the pre •nt time, ir is a virtual weekend Friday when they meet two runs in the big fourth, and powerful Illinois team at break up a 2-2 tie at that point. healthy program, benefiting all connected wit: Bur to the success of the han l,all "Hi th» q (hat many more football players than will he al.lc between net Champaign. Roger Downs, Dig Kappa Sigma, aided by loose lo oimp, loss-lip men Roger With the varsity next fail are expected out, n„. OssiUi, nave Phillips, and Dob Ten singles champ of 1042 is fielding by Del^t Chi and some athlViir'j Mai.it,.v i>»r the number one Spot ' hack at Champaign ami playing aggressive play l>V its own squad partment Is laving tentative plans for a tin,, ,rjd Football condidates, not talented or big ' in the number two spot tor the Led llisc h School Team which saw catcher Dick Best (Hint Following the Illinois steal home ball, will have an opportunity to see aetion ... . • ( VsMi i' a junior from Lansing. twice, had an easy , ih. the Spartans meet Pur¬ level. rot ii priori from the nrni'r au due at I,nlayette, but., on Satin- time romping over Delta Chi This program, we believe, should also he ; (i the ETO lasiI fall 15-3 Tim winners needed only n»i|t ImII. because of the popularity of the sport „ ill hit. lo score their 13 runs. term V bile al tendinis: 1.; msinv xvntihl itfh si'IhhjI, he plat dc,| j1s whil^_Dclta Chi committed nine of men who can be kept on the varsity squad. come to the fore in popularity With Atneii. . , J' error's in the field Bert Parsons mimiu! me man on the prep plans should be made for n Jayvee setup in . scniiui chin ' vesaia ilet at Slab* in • im:; won a v ft> WOMEN'S • went ihe distance, wilhout any trouble, for Kappa Sigma. Eastern schools Iihvc for many years - p..!, teams wilh reslriclions as to weight and hri 1 Li vi •h. 11 ips. .htrksnn s opbo- "Clink Tjuhtc hosted Ed Cook- high school athletes find themselves too Mi Mich Hi* ,e. ?; runner-up itc h »'.!• • liot ! ui It the • • SPORTS son of IVf DpSilort 1" win his second victory as l.amhila Chi In ami although they like competitive sports. tin > , ¬ cause of their small stature. The Javvcc IK II \ It III I AI.I.IA Alpha defeated Ihe I 'si U'.- 4 --' ttetween prep and college varsity athletus. fresh? numerals in l'.»K III a hard height hall game, Bob It Is presumed that beginning next uinin rebn ibis U nt' .a ; from the naval aTter Pacific do an • v force W a! nine hole tournament Wi ..f P Dpsil, inontli rrstdrnce and freshnian eligibility mi, . i ,,, ih, effect, freshman teams will be reorganized. |>H. a,,mid, lit.;, r bdaua. L'levelaiui lies! I >0 di,i oor ell coin so Mary! mean (lie death of junior varsity trams. (tale There will still he men on campus, n t eh. i • n, v .-hot 411 lo Miklos swil arsit-v duei llttl Hid nil ■ bit varsity and not freshmen. Who want to conip. •' i * « *11 scoie ol the; wrestling lo college leant. The Jayvee setup should rem . place « •'»-ui.: . n the S| »ai Ian a two-lul ( 'OOiimp eapi last fall Comma and | F.psilim Pi. iioo%c« i i 1 mirth Place Kappa la U p.i tin. ,.ei - Rh»» won in SWAIN JEWELRY HTORI Herb Hoover. East 1. m my vv iih mi points I srtii> ho returned to :Si biM>l Kappa were A statistician loin 4tl and Bimnv a (.ins for mother vV.ldct IUMIici • » »f • 1 .n draws a mathem.iti< b i 1 h. .1 I. line front alt uiivvi EAKKINC.K, ('(IMPACTS, BRAf EI.EIs HloKIIK i !»4 ; . » J'i d,'/;; , 1!M stint 5(1, and K.i pp.I sumption In sion. a I..hi State Theater Ruitding l iu | v. i ix III l .11 l lOlMllp h.gh ded .'at,in ak( ftchucl lb, < : . H*uiblt»s also cl.cvs an i: rv-Sparl an. to Mu hmaii tnuti t'lumipiorislnp. IMltlo n vvith goe 54. and I'.arli Tattle and i . h vvilh a score ' jfeJREEMAN^ • i Ira lister studt nt i:uk rami out i Grand ■ c and Ki \ Weiss stroked law mm uc in the' arm;r au "H c: terinu MSC win- T.itall • : !ho two M ,il. he* ptay-j Three V linen ITetiirn "rt Stands >. lai. in Kappa Kappa (iaituttaj first place. West Mayo Triple Sole Smoothie . . . and Son,a built like a halt letup! Mike latehman, Detroit sopb- Kappa are ill the u nunthri one m an on nun is1, two slot and Delta Zetaj Heavyweight, sic k 'rather Mi t» t r ■ withw cstci n hi|*h ;x( houl h..j.is lourili place. Kappa Delta 1 pan, be re he i nhu co Mn ■h.«.m an,! i 1 Ooiegu arc stalemated In "Hull" . . . rope studio! date d un»n ha '' es him pi... position Alpha Phi iliinei in IM-r: V. iniii • seventh and South Campbell l "rigging" . . , tnjvle-deckee limed t sclmol fitiii the eighth "keels". Smart gold hratd v .m his It n The linal tournament is sched¬ John eGratli. P» »nii ac s opho-( uled n i next Mondnv nflernoon, ' and they'll carry v.'a -on' note. a a Too Martin mm See Until \'S SPORTS, Page 7 fort on the longmt nii.s you've had in d;"'s FOUNTAIN PENS lo 1 and ii|> R*1-' 1 ESTERBROOK I K Before buying always shop the whitlows at... f H PEERLESS (P.i«) JN' f ii'-i. t-i WATERMANS State College Book Store jor th« entire, jamilij Near the Peoples Church 317 East Grand River * East Lansing Hours: Mon. - Frt. $ - 5:30 Sat 12:00 in ■tin wur 1 by B, 1946 M I C H I G A N STAT E NE WS (JCl'S Whip Athletics* 7-2 Ear it Michigan Normal p Trout's 100th Will ^l,(trl(ltl A/w Renews Old Rivalry Friday ADKI.PHlA, May 7 i/1'» — Jtfrr, Trout hold th< : a Athletics to nine >catt«-r'il nit* "today as hi < , 'ijecr jter teammates «l» d« fwit' tt< d the Afacknicn, 7 to ,,, i>al game of a foufT^n The Tig. ten hits off Dick | !.| Jesse Flore*j ■ , Mack errors for " l.'-pes of fir .In poiren ■ tit Ut : "roofs 100th major find his nph re starts second| this sea- Spartans tVon !.ast Two The • . I will- curjailerj the 'ball ., I,', ,' i'"** oe'weer, "I .Candidate for <>nler field |l r; ■ nberg hit his fourth Big Kd S'.b/iak ' i. eason with one on Bark to Vr I K I uit in Series I,. a • wasted little time i the win, their third : . /atne series. walked to ofx-i■ Spartan LinliMiMMi WOMEN'S SPORTS I'at'c •>!" Tmlav . i scampered home ..." fly fell nf . eat I ir a double added f. o #».:< 'nird on a walk to ei ror on Mi ( r k v Moore's -itude, ,e. I • v Oreenberg. CLASSIFIED ADS ; again and went' ti an infield ■ -ut. He there mi ■ n Tebbr»'' ( I.AS-II If f) K \ i ! - i Hi hiss lit I'un , Mack's charges bt Ice ie in the last . • full singled and : ■; oka's double. «• - niiiw.s c.\mi:s American l.casup ed on an outfield completed the l)c- ' n the top of th^ s: walloped one over '■ .i pavilion, scoring i Nath nil l.eazuc i-i ■' uf him, Moore ha.- N< 3 first on a single It jBr urth hnmr i of i" Bo College J Coition Ri"lit! & uv Friendly Service —, I nder flPW* Color ... Bright! \analemcnt ^3 Michigan's iinrst (,usoliiu» \ (tinI Mhtor (fits c\r w \siiin<; LI RRICATION CAR SHAMPOO cotfon ACCESSORIES MKM.N \l !L0 SHIRTS • URLS 98c • BATTERIES • TIRE REPAIR • BICYCLE TIRE ■'» combine m iijr sweater and coot comfort REPAIR em with slacks, shorts, ' r'-* ... all your playtime Easily washed cotton, f striped combinations, srnall, med., targe. !*«■« S -1M1 3M E. .Michigan N.A.C. and AUOT Sliiitii. UW. Biuxrrne (raptvrt t h| for fttdmi ronvwitioci, V* at « 24 tnen Pi*as* ■»>ntji 7 I > yy i» rna** Page Eight michigan state news Wednesday, M;,v, Spartans To Enjoy Weekend Store Hours Wodnrsilay ... 10 a.m. io 6 0 p.m. Of Varied Social Activities Thoughts of May ranging "from romance to Mother's clay have greatly influenced coming weekend events planned for Spartan men and women. As a bloc-book antidote tonight, however, the Alpha (iamma Deltas and the Phi* Kappa Taus will enjoy an business and editorial staff will exchange dinner beginning have an informal "get-together" nt the Forestry cabin Saturday at 6., night from 8:30 to 12, Carolyn Friday Affair* Karncy, Florence, Ala., sopho¬ Friday night throe closed par¬ lies .and one o|>en house have more, stated. Refreshments and Sea Glamour dancing will provide the eve¬ already been chalked up. Sigma ning's entertainment. N'us will gather their dutcs at Sunday Alpha Chi Omegas originul ... so lu\< K the chapter house for-a radio have -planned a "Mother's Day" party from 8:30 to 12 p.m. AGRs luncheon and East Mary Mayo lo look at have organized an informal par¬ women have invited their moth¬ ty for the Forestry cabin from er* for a dinner from 12:30 to ,S'o hwcli/ lo near "ll,< „ si to 12, according to Ira Korkig- 2 p.m. Catcher", sides tic ian, Detroit Junior. Takinv over the Union ball¬ flattery . . I he Inn UNION BOARD . room Friday nb'.ht will be 1.amb- fft ccs the illusion of „ da Ciii Alpha brotliers and guests for their spring term party from (Continued from Page 11 charmiiifilu rounded hut !l to 12. ship of Union board to Harry Wstural figure > /,„/,/ Frymire, VVKAR program direc¬ . . Wrst Mayo to Entertain ' An open house ut West Mary tor, for his work in arranging as a pond lily'in II,,,,, the Spartan Varieties broadcasts Mayo lias been organized for splashed silk jersey Friday Irom B to 12 p.m. All men during Parly-Party and for broadcasts of football games. 17.HS . . . are invited to attend, Helen Matinee dance will be held •laekson, Detroit freshman, an¬ other Sea (Humour .•/%• nounced. again tomorrow afternoon in the Union ballroom from 3 to 5. Pro¬ •ito 17.:,V.i Saturday night term parties . . . will be given by the Kappa ceeds ol the record party will be Kappa Gammas and the Alpha donated to the WSSF drive, t'o- Xi Deltas. Abbot hall men will chairmpn Hob Ilutler and Jane informally fete their guests at a Walcott announced that the dance radio party from II to 12. is open to all college students Informal News I'arty and that tickets may lie obtain¬ Members ol the" State News ed at the Union desk. JacoL III si I .it lining Miijt'slicV nt'H hit for mu miner . . • pretty pastel skirls and jackets with matching shorts and midriffs . . . wear them together or mix to suit your mood midriff end shorts . . . 7.it."i skirt and jacket . . . I0.HS .Mudahoiits . . . sketched from stock . .