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2. armed forces
3. army

Keep Same Hours;!
Classes Begin One Horn- Early |
Vioincn to
although classes will be moved ahead one hour, campus
and therefore coed hours and senior privileges, will
remain as they are when the change-back to eastern war
Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College
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^^^iA^ciesRU9hjRomme|
Work
Food.!
on
.
motld Cf^tU8Thurs- PaV. l()l >' Cll I'l >
J9
VJlil If
be
Vulture meets, students I
\
8
a.
will
m.) instead
p.
of
lead
college
than
time.
12.000
were
Marshal
was a
LONDON,
Gen.
,
of the Hes¬
smiely conduct install*rrrcinnnles for their admit- j
lo He Sent Home
into the
vvoro
to
■
their
local
i>
In* son!
;
.made" is the request
t ,t. F. N.
v
Miller, public
"tlicer of the 310th
i .chment stationed in
«♦ I
M
:
u
,11s.
When
Tempo-
l
Lack
nf™
194\,
thc naval
lhl(,
tonight.
ever-increasing peril." he added
"We will make further additions
in 1944 to insure' the oblitera¬
tion of Japanese sea power ai d
to sweep the German and !'»)-
—
j lan U-boa's
from the
n
and women will
irate rooms Monday
:n. for the third leci
instances
of
Sifin for X - II ays
free
Ahbotb
,V
tuberculosis
•cording to Miss 1
representative oi
X-rays.
irhiga
Tuberculosis
as
chance tin*
rei
;t
e
lower
deck
Monday
itmg
with the ful
i
health center, will give
uro
in
the
horticulture
room.
fit: his
li
<AP)-A
..a
nther
km
j
kollej Paris
I » dkn TJrls radio
radi0 today,
to***- quoting
duoUng
»
Jjggdtch
8iS Un
targets
France" the z\ir
J*"
L7" lhlt
ln» hl«h
«»8t> Allied military ftoniciit
"*»"*•
£Strs uere
Uer* conferring at Gl- 10nig
tonight.
At dusk
in conRUnt
^•tjr
"in
constant session" was
*®»^t by Uie
*«dcast
the
German-con-
i.
Op. 53,
s
from
Allied
ountered in months—preven
nbservation of the full results
,(.
attack, which the Air m
try described as 'heavy
But even through the
thick
loads the red glow ot many
--oaring fires could be seen in
locomotives the target area, returning pilots
in northern i reported.
said |
ministry
while there was no
..
Announcement,
announcement, of
of
immediate
the
the specific
specific
...
the i■ targets
the
lhe principal
princjpa| objectives
Mosquitoc?
At dusk Mosquitoc^
^
^ lhe bombed an(1
and
heavily
debomber command attacked in , in
^ jn
the past
pjst have
have
j
fended Ruhr
in the
dustrial
dustrial objectives
objectives. "From
three. bcen
Ft<{
the great indtotrial
industrial cities
'
..
f the t g
operatidub_j\onc of
U our
^ Esscn
from
rrom La Llnea
Ltoca in operatidnsJione
our aircraU
aircraft jj ^
is missinf"
^oiTTFm^tlo
and
Clara
planes.
and
three
solce-
including
Chopin,
(Capt. I.udwlg Sertori us, Ger¬
military commentator, said
man
the flat coastal area over which
Homeml's forces are
is
"most
unfavorable for de¬
fense"
and
that
Axis
troops
retreating
being given no <'tiaint"_to
relax.)
Americans Landed
United States troops, highly
were
praised at
a
press conference
by
Gen. Sir Harold [,. Alexander,*
the Allied commander of ground
tor transport under the destruc¬
tive assaults of relays of Allied
special feature. "The Mor¬
Melody Kings," male quar- bombers. It was announced that
who will arrive here after a
of appearances in army
lumps,
minutes
'•During the day aircrait
fighter and army coopera¬
tion
command
attacked and!
.
9
the
-eras
Rhine.
April
on
s
Rommel's
el." itar- of
armor
Scarlet P
"iigaged
the earlier in the week while
osIic How;
the
Adventun
eighth army smashed him at
Wadi
El
Akarit, continued to
to bo shown today
in College
lUtnli hi mat H p hi . according plug eastward and were report¬
ed
to
have captured the Djebel
I
S. E Crowe, chairman
e series.
This stirring story Mazaita, a height north of Makn- French
Revolution based nassy.
There was a strong possibility
play by Robert Sherwood
replace the originally that the retreating Ax's divi¬
Illicit
Last ot the Muhic- sions were running short of mo¬
tit
la
dusk and
from Le Havre to thc;
several
K li
Nazis Outflanked
Under the steady hammering
Petri lias appeared in con¬
it the British at their r< nr. the
certs throughout Europe and the
•ricans, French and
United States, devoting most of j A
British
their inland flank and the
his time in recent years to the
State* where he has become a i great Allied aerial
fleet
familiar figure to concert audi-! head,
Rommel's beaten men
were fleeing toward the port of
Sfax, 22 miles on to the north,
His program Tuesday
night and were
retreating northeast¬
■.ill include the following nutnward from the inland r.nl (mint
lers:
Four Chorale-Preludes bv
of Mozzouna, it was disclosed
Bai h-Busoni,
Beethoven's Sohere.
mon
British plane was
damaged
as
Schumann.
A
in
the sweeps,
which
from mid-morning to
the
and
forces, for having kept the bulk
downed four enemy
over the Strait of Dover.
Not a
Gabes.
of
•
Industrial (enters
I/5NDON. April
ranged
under the wire
artist
dustrial
-
i
Itlrenlitre Series
Frourtmt lie vised
,
the chemistry lecThe men's speaker,
l lot
land, head of t hi
Pi
sky. Grieg, Brahms,
'
tn
'
Sharp Minor.
Petri will conclude his proam
with Rachmaninoff's pre¬
ludes in G Major and G Minor.
concentrations
n.'-ct
"Biological As- oft-battered Cologne arc
Varrlagc" will include pounded again today in
and
physiology, and attack by swift mosquiti
ers of the R,\F,
wind mi
adressed by Dr. Lydia daytime aerial otlen
.'. head of the women's
which Spitfires shot u
! educational
department, supply trains in Fran
'Marriage series,
north
! leaving nearly 12,000 troops
Ballade in F Minor, Nocturne in
f) Flat Minor and Scherzo in C
o
II be
abandoning Mahares,
miles
offensive on the
Month
lino
March 20. Allied air forces op¬
erating in Noi'-OT Africa have
shot down
302 enemy
planes
compared to a loss of iin Allied
lirst
)lti\ Still
II ilk \Jiah l lit litis tmtl I
j
I 50
•
|RAF Siveejts
p
! today,
Artist
Dutch pun ist, will
and
Split i—1^
for Senior Series
p
omen
"t
this war lies ahead of us. and
German under-sea power is an
Bv DANIEL D.K LUCE
this term, next Tuesday.
Born
in a musical
atmosphere, Petri's
life lias been influenced by such
eminent artists
as
Tschaikow
Kgon
inane
getting
(l„,|l>M.,i
an't afford
interrupenant Miller said.
He
.nstead, that the woepared to sing back to
i at the World Adven-
-<
II
Al
prepared address.
VVarning that "the worst
the
Men. Women
isolated
in his
request, but
toe specded-up study
programs of the air-
Digits
few
craft—than there were lighting
ships in service at the end ot
of appreis not the cause
tion
of
i
ami
phasis on airplane carri'e
destroyer escorts, was tr;i islated
into stirring facts and figure
Secretary Knox tonight a
Indianapolis rally opening the
second War Loan campaign
The navy in 1943 will
com¬
plete more new lighting ships
exclusive
"f
nun - combatant
Silence Is Golden
homes
prc-
govern-
shed
the
Scries
S'.fVS* KliOX
.
iftpcftr
to evacuate his
(irisoners of the British and
American forces since 11o• eighth
army's break-through
.1
lite
Wadi El Akarit last Tuesday.
It also was disclosed
officially
that since the opening of the air
tain Br .inch further stated.
—The growing might
United States navy, wil
mltlierv
-
to their
their orders.
the ma jority of senior calls
have'not come in as yet. Cap¬
,
fraternity house. The last!r,<r'>
,V""X
fraternity on campus, the
INDIANAPOLIS. Apr
.
ill junior F.RC calls
wived by the military
finitely. according to ('apt
(ic>Arj*r II Brunch, adjutant.
Although there have town
Double Present
became a national unit
this week at the same time the
arrov took over its house a9 a
military barracks" for student
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n
(AP) —
ALLIED HDQ. IN NORTH
AFRICA, April !) (AP) —
Marshal Erwin
Rommel's
forces hastened their retreat
tlt'partn lent yesterday and will
.J.,f lUUUting SellClllll
national organlza-
society
.
i (
yen iocs
INI i psiion. they'll have lo
rot a ran permission to use i VI.,.,,
II)
meni from Rome.
.
.i
tion of
1
Is First C.oneert
Nearl y
perian
uncr
Felri Will
Junior KHC, Orders
unless it would promote the war.
effort.
2. The War Labor hoard in¬
structed its regional office* to
See CEILINGS—Page 1
When members
| paring
Dwight D. Eisenhower fright) or the U. S.
army. Allied
commander in North Aincu. -hakes hands with Gen.
Sir Ber¬
nard L. Montgomery, chief of the British
eighth army, during
a recent lour or the
southern Tunisian front after the British
break-through at the Mareth line. ,Associated Press photo
by radio from Cairo.)
implement a section ot
the presidential order authoriz¬
ing WMC to forbid a worker to
taking a new job at higher pay
I'lease, Sirs
April
j lini was understood to be
gram to
Campus
London
patch today that Premier Alusso.
i
sions as a result of lhe Presi-1
dent's order:
1. War
Manpower Commis¬
sioner Paul V. McNutt and his
aides began working on a inn-
Today's
Sicily,
quoted.
I Reuters reported In a Zurich dis-
ma-'
series of other
started
-
diselo
jor developments and repercus-
(API-
of his key oilland technicians from Tuni-
sources
°"es;
there
10
has
some
-ia lo Messina,
I
Roosevelt at a press conference,
said OPA hoped to "roll back"
prices in a number of instances,
but did not mention any specific
Workers
Can t Shift
Along with these
April
Rommel
evacuating
rers
Ij'jivc
Troops
LONDON,
Lansing will be one hour
Stabilization Director James
the state capitol time.
F. Byrnes, sitting in with Mr.
.u,> students are advised to
.
Abandoning
Maliaras
,,i
understand the situation
.,mh to avoid collecting
ti„n
Nazis
many cost-of-living items anil,
with other agencies, hastened to
carry out President Roosevelt's!
sweeping anti-inflation order.
watches as they arc, go to
une
hour earlier, come
,t the same time they al,,mc home, -and stay away
"1,'vics in Lansing unless
...
.
indicated!
today as OPA drafted do!-1
9 lar-and-conts ceilings for
Lansing time will be one
,-ter
foods
some
allowed to stay out until
i freshmen, 9 p. m. and
i!
.
By WII.LIAM T. PEACOCK
WASHINGTON. April
living in col- (AP)—Lowered prices for!
residences
I ited
,,
.
m. classes at 7 a.
eastern war time).
women
,
,
^'SVItllOtVer MccIS MOlll"(HIH'I
Y
f)
when the State Board
....
7
APRIL 10, 1943
jpieeillff from Allies
beginning
chedules
ItllCHIGAN^ATURDAY.
EAST LANSING.
a£tDuiscure.
and Duiseurs.
Early
will furnish the first 25 aged in the past two day".
>>f entertainment ac¬
cording to Crowe.
Because of the postponement
if the dance scheduled tor to.
•l'ght, air students will attend
the movie.
They will sit in the
balcony while the civilian stu¬
dents
130 enemy vehicles hud been de¬
stroyed and another 200 dam¬
will
occupy
the
Allies Bomb Madang
AUSTRALIA, April 10 (APIDestroying six planes and strik¬
ing at Japanese supply bases on
New Guinea, American and Aus¬
sie planes bombed Madartg In a
main surprise attack yesterday.
seats.
IJ-Boatw Sink Destroyer
LONDON,
April
9
(AP)—
Axis U-boats attaching an At¬
lantic convoy last month sank
Britain's famous hero class de¬
Britain s famous nero ciass u Harvester,
the admiralty
Harvester, the
admiralty
stroyer
stroyer
disclosed
today, but
the loss
was
disclosed today,
but the
loss was
avenged by the Fighting
fighting French
corvette
corvette Aconit,
Aconit which
which
of the. submarines."
of the submarines.
sank
sank two
two
time table
slN1,Ay_
in
F«ult^d nln»
™
ri^m
Union
Union
Christian Fellowship, 5 p. m.
Bethel .Manor
GetMonday
Up
Saturday, Apri
fage Two
Grin and
MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
Entered
m
poetofMce, E*»t Lanstn*, Mich.
Annex, room 8.
eeeond-claae matter at the
ground floor of east wing of Union Building
Publtvhfd daily except Sunday and Monday morninga
f Mr and weekly on Thoraday morninga during aummer
Mtaker A.«.d.t«l Coll„I.U IT—
located on
aMpus chwchb
OBtorn
during the regular
by the etudente of
aeaa on
Michiv.n State collet.
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Faculty Advieer
A. A.
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PROP WASHINGS
From
I In:
ENGLISH language.
HE
lengthy conversations
a single word of
English — army
drill masters have perfected a
completely novel
pronuncia¬
tion
for ordinary commands
that never falls to baffle new
without using
we
rerognlrahle
dialects. If you
speak English, eny other Eng¬
lish-speaking person eon under¬
stand you, though you may slur
virtually
possible to
—Which makes It
have been taught, is one of
the few 011 the earth that has
no
the topic.
Musical
follow at 7 p. m.
nism."
Detachment)
carry on
with "This i -Believe"
vespers
to 7 p. m.
as
APPI.W5ATK 'Communism' Is Subject '
Lutheran
Student club is
scheduled to meet at 7 p. in. in
organisation rooms 1 ahd 2 of
the Union to hear Dr. Paul Honigsheim. associate professor of
sociology, speak on "Commu¬
Disregarding army slanguage
CVT. K. E. llAI.MOS, JR.
Abbot Halt
Bv
services of
Peoples church tomorrow.
Student Christian Union will
meet for a fireside hour from 5
of *U
310th Airrfow
(College Training
on
in the School of
the 9 and 11 a. m.
,
Bunlfiea* Ma nSvtr.
ErIBor
Viehi
speak
this paper and a!»o tne
apeetal di'patrhee here-
I.KN BARNES
Kf.l.TS BRANDT
D&y
The rev. n."Registration
a. mccune
win
Christ" at
The College Lutheran church,
meeting in the State theater,
will hold its weekly worship
service at 10:30 a. m., -and Rev.
Willia'm Young will speak on
"In the Shadow of the Cross."
J FAN WHtTtNO
The Bible class preceding the
lliVrti-.Ha HafTorrl service meets at 10.
for republication
.
Edif.»ri«! 1>iro,.tor.
B.\
Bear It
The Wosleyan Methodist
church, at E. Michigan and n.
Magnolia in Lansing, will be
highlighted by Pastor"* .Royal
Woodhead's
sermon
on • "Out
Sanctitlcation" tit II !Y. ~m. to¬
morrow.
The evening ftervice
tit 7:30 will continued series i>0
Jesus with "Christ,
Our First
Teacher" as the topic. •
Masses Slated at Csual' Ttnies
St. Thomas Aquinas' churcn*'
on Abbot road in East Lttbsing,will hold its regular masses at
background and experience I should f :
eiyerimental department perfectly - I used '■
"With tup
your
hat
designer!"
and at
m.
during the.-, week.
given at a
your "R's"
or
broaden your
Chaplains with U. S. armed forces .are using chain-,
"A's" or huve other idiosyncra¬ training base sound to recruits Open forums will be held Wed¬
as
though the commander was nesday at 5 and 7:30 p. m. in gold plate over an iron base. Copper and brass will n<>!
sies in pronunciation.
manufacture articles of religious devotion until after "
That's true, excepting in the g.-.U'ling violently, ending each room ! of the Home Kc building.
Public
i
;
This open letter to men in fhe xrrt'ic
n
Service
weekly feature of
nlstanding emits on
Michigan State News, dcucribiiig tin
| campus. Clip it out and mail it to a frit
the acre tee. i
Ill JOHNNY:
The First Pvesbvterian gfrurch.
the corner of Capitol and Al¬
legan in Lansing, is continuing
a
series of Lenten sermons by
Rev Peter Monsma with "The
Gond Shepherd," at 11 a. m. to¬
a
for wlio can
In
,
.
j ing Along "
Caissons Go Roli-
titled the big disappointment of
What might be
J1
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realty
too, we heard, it
AT
CORAL GABLES
SCOTTIE McNEAL
postponed until May 1 by Or.
for the best because it will
was
ami His Orrhrslra
HELEN SCHMIDT and
Bv
the week was
which was scheduled
C F. Holland, head guardian of the college's health, and I.t
William D. Anthony, medical officer for the 310th CTD
Although it was quite a blow lor 1,000 coeds and the air students,
the auditorium was
in
Dance to liUDD BEI I
Ouartcrs
| the
fact that the coed-aircrewmen dance
for
tonight
SATURDAY MGIIT
Campus
•
everything from "Around Her Neck" to "The
help
WAWdWWAV.Y.V.V.VAVAVAV.W.V.
will be
AFTER this weekend
the Sig¬
ma
to a
Kappas
worn
frazzle unless they are
Bowling
Olympic
superhuman
.
.
the doings
,'ith
started yesterday aftei
combat the cold germ that is floating around,
have
A'hi
i
a tea in honor of son: e national
Probably by'this time all the ERC Spartan
,
been awaiting their orders are winding up their alfaii i, for all | untUprovince officers who are
i
report
I this week orders have been sent to ?00 men a day
visiting them
thrti ■'guests of
April 13 or 14 to either Fort Custer, Fort Sheridan, Cat p Grant, I honor will be the grand
I or Scott Field
president, Mrs. L W. Corbett;
Oh yes, the 240 senior ROTC men who have been living in
grand secretary. Mrs Ivan
I fraternity houses were placed on active duty last Wednesday. Schneider; antl province presi¬
dent. Mrs Russell Cole.
They will go to Fort Coster sometime next week to be sworn
| into the army, and given their physical examinations, and they beSome new Sigma Kappas will
showing their pins proudly
will return as sergeants or. corporals with the regular army pay.
I
viupl
at
morrow.
week. Big news is the aircrew students
overlook the fact that art atmosphere of
strictly business has hit the campus"' And i do mean hit it hard.
I There are flights to the right of us, and flights to the lett of us
I
and ail of them nutrehing and singing different songs .
It's been quite
|
III Our drive to get Into the scrap, the most useful i>l .< 11
heaps is the one on which we have our prejudices.
the church.*
Saturday. April 10, 1943.
,
I
inquiry classes will
Monday and Friday
continue on
at 8 p. m nt
II eehlv Letler to Men in I In*
the
m. tomorrow,
n.
PROP WASH—Page 4
See
army.
|
9 and 11
7:15
a.
recruits.
Most
comhwnds
.
.
.
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-
Billiards
Rainbow
||
;|
.
uniforms for
[ But Ihey will have to forsake their nice officer
awhile.
And Johnny, the women are really ruling the campus now
and have even invaded publications row.
At the State News
I office, seven women are filling posts vaented by men who left
for the armed forces.
Pretty*- soon I think they will call it
'
*
'
harem
row.
Well, this
i
them off, and
|
is all for now,
I'll do the
but good luck , ,
with the letters.
Love,
keep knocking
.
same
•
DEE.
,
initiation and banquet
after the
today
.
they will be
.
.
Connie
Dee Dearing, Barbara
Christiancy. Betty Butter. Mdtg
Howald and Marion Murdock.
Sigma Nus Honor Brother
The Sigma Nus are. bestowing
a post-mortem honor Upon
one
of their brothers
lite in World War
Helmer,
PURSE
,
is
being made for
outstanding hero,
the croix de gueri
palms, the distinguished service
—III KKV
COSTUHitOUK TOltAV I TO 11 P. >1
lUy Mlll.nd
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Itrttv l irld
Husbands Necessary"
"Are
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EXTRA l-NIT TREATS * •
'Latest World and War
News"
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"Paratroopers"
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Cartoon
the silver star and cita¬
his commanding of¬
ficers and Marshal Retain.
The love life of the campus
seems to be
taking a definite
cross,
tions from
slump in spite of its being spring
term
evidently most of the"
.
men
.
.
took
care
thing before
term.
There
of that
the
sort
end of
only
are
of
last
three
along that line this time.
Teh, Tch
Only i Couplings
Ted
Himmolein. Kappa Sig"
and graduate of last year, has
given his stre and crescent to
Lee Leland, Chi O
A sister
Chi O, Maryruth Barlow, is now
flashing a diamond from Bill
Shuttleworth, Theta Chi - .
Mary Elaine Childs received a
ring from Cmpt. Jack Welch,
Kappa Sig of Ohio Stater -"
In order to get into thee right
mood at the very beginning of
Like You Never Did
.
,
.
.
.
.
Victory by
Contributed in the Interest of
.
the term,
tt\e Alpha Ch is
The New Hut Steak House
always #ood food
are go-
tmoorrow.
.
•T"»rnr," rumiinnmi
Before]
items
.
I
J
April 10. 1943
nday.
MICHIGAN
five State W restlers Win
First Round AAU Bouts
Maxwell,
jriiiiiujis.
Frosii
to
j
Johnson,
Kniirud Survive
)|arrs.
STATE
NEWS
Page Three
VISIT VANDERVOORT S
two big-
-
Men
Tra
MILITARY SUPPLY DEPARTMENTS
Fi
I (tcmicirs
—
fur"
"v
■
the
AAU
(irsity Squad
I
wrestling
through
went
5®
afternoon
5 "name" grapplw.
i Si',Jhe 5°m'n8 dun!
c the :'(Ttinnal and eolteftlte
",e
bc ,lcld
'
without losing a sin-
*4
)„
*1saw
|1
ay
Michigan
readying,
meet with !
here next i
action in the sevlasses that were Whit.
a„t by their opening
> t .
!
•VanDervoorl Sport Equip.
at Grand Ave.
213 East Grand Itivrr Ave.
EuHMiim
^e time tr.a s were j
?? y slated to he run otrj
;;
but the threatening
nnd ..ppanents, \v!th the possi- hy^.tbe' caused the time to he!
He ane'e exception of Newt Cop- j
" ®d "P « day
:,,,r
| "
I
>
LOCATED AT—
•VanDervoort Hdw. (o.
....
With an eye on the cloudv!
i,s ®,,es1'
1
Kilrl Schlademan >
antics tonight and j Put ",s charges through a stren-1
parting field of 140
L!i'ork"0"I »nd time trials:
•
'ufJiiuii-hip
'
annual-1
that
first round of
'Mg circus
■
•
I
on
East Lansiiio
,
Sllll Tsui t otfOil
101) CAN'T GO WRONG WHEN Y00 BOY
ARMY
invitation
titleholdacniadenian s chief ..in
,s
w"v>
looking
for any potential point!
Lincoln, Neb.
t
*
>—no inmn
m,dwe-t
1
-
-
inim
,
Match hommsifes
I *Jtfc
nr-t
.
......
V..T-V
New
,„ut.
M-.,i,iitrtt
m.chitrnn
...
s,,it,
Pair for
,,t
St.to.
.
Weymouth.
Wrinkle Free YALE-FLEX
shoo
COLLARS
in
Garrison
of
mcidentallv
who
and 200
n't.
even's
mainstay for the fresrman
and is show-
!?s p!ent-v of
:
improvement
new name
yearling ranks
| is
John Von Kbcrstein
Oak.
Von
,
<>l THE BOOKS
out
Eberstein
of Royal
for track
come
I
and shows plenty of talent,
j pecially along the 440
II IN Sports Records
jm Sparc Morochts
(Any Branch of
SefYire)
,
95c
hi s just
this soring
i
Frinwdifi C.omfllelint:
With Kraid Trim
on,
|bc outdoor oval . A
I mis spring in the
t-n
Gaps
squad winter term
j
i-inn.i
lo.nit
h..ney.
WITH
meet " las, |
Detroiter
Allan Waite was the
440
i
2:57.
itote.
OFFICERS' SHIRTS
jI ^ate
high school
sPnng
round.
Michigan
«U-v 'flrnt
^
is •'<"* Steclmnn
Birmingham,
|
.,
•
O
freshman prospect
| won the 100
Nintmr
! :is'K
I jKII I'l i:
Biggest
M'lLhe dasbts
fttntn.
*-<•
<--cond
.
tin.
squad
several new
jtbhc bash Prospci.
.mt-1
Net™. N. J..
,-.»k..»»ki.
"
'Mpnund
stntc.
MtcSfcrhn
mottino.
—.
In-ti-
tlrrouhdi"
llJ-fxHind rlnss
and
M(ch1tr.n ; ,ho jOSs „f n,ninst
hj|lf
.)r
roundt
liable point makers to tr e armed
Michiuon
State, forces at the end of the tern,
Hnth.why,
i.
jj
looking better lor
i U'ith the addition of
iN.Y.i fi-eshman members.
(dot mundi
Wot Sid.-.YMCA
v.-pound
I—t
ch.mpktn.hlr.
Si", -pound
t
| makers among the freshmen
Nntio..-, developing them
Thin«s
the
mmch.- in
...
,
ENLISTED
HEN'S
MILITARY
fn^Wnt winner ,n the
two-mile events during the
completedi ^n,er r'"' »>" »"*>' w,n i„have
un-' s'r°n|
»1ut«
j Bill Scott.
tilling
in! a
in gaps
'u
history
s
work
SHIRTS
is
to
an
j
old|
liege
ties
Bill Marshall from
through
publications
'died
Ai
r,
I
A l....
Yale Warrant Hler
Mercerized Tv ill
Count
j along with Sophomore Hill Roberts, will be the Spartans' mam
informa- j contenders in tht pole vault
and
written j
*2.93
seeking
Hotchin, member i since their loss of Ted Woneh to
>f 1912,
for yearn the ERC.
j
They comply with rrery Aimy
j Barbour will also be competing
specification and, in addition,
;
they have
hobby of collecting
In the broad jump event will
resting bits of in-j be Jim Barbour of East Lansing
athletes at the
collaborated in
mt
,,.s
I
m the 220-yard dash.
Another
strong man in the broad uimr> is
Dick
Papps, freshman
from
'
Roseville who has
as his sideline.
I'm Baseball Card
;;
Michigan Normal.
1" t.
i-'
11—Wisconsin,
Northwestern,
iliHsdale College.
oi
2"
U
of Detroit.
•M«y 2.7 Western Mich.
May 2« -U. of Michigan.
-v 21
Seifridge Field.
jut,.- 5
Western Mich.
,
As yet Schludeman has tound
no prospective high jumper
.
at
present is searching foi son
to fill this spot.
one
-
■
'
|i..
D. W. Kuyken'i,e Liberal Arts
There
' -re
.
^ 1 f
■rrv
■he
'
■
ac-
hv.
are a
1 0, 0 vacancies for
lifted
canciidate,
cut
shoulders to allow
plenty of
room
standiip Yale-Flet
permanently smooth by the patented
and all seams are double-stitched.
The Gmmiiander
Poplin Broadcloth with
,Kr
?!r
Sports
7""d
DEAIlING
Michigan State's topnotch wo
man swimmer,
Lois Newman
captured fifth place in the 100
yard breast stroke event at the
Michigan AAU meet held last j
in
$2.95
.
Saddle
Shoe Shine Kil.s
75c
it
p
U. $.
ARMY
Weave Sun
$5.50:
The Drake
Gabardine Weave
High Couni
By DEE
colors,
The Miami Beach
Tropical
$2.95
39c
for action, and art
form-fitting at tiic waist. Tliey have
collars, made
S'Vtiti" Kite.
YM.E
generously in the sleeves and across the
The (htm pit s
Women's
nieaning for
lhey »re inter-
,'i'ortunities,
|e-
arc
Complete selection of regulation fabrics and
sizes H lo IV, sleeve lengths 32 to 35.
a new
: 'lf
■er>
I-
Shirts
and durability. For instance,
III., will be aiding Sophomore
Migiiaeeto in the weight
event, as well as huriing the dis-
i<> Senior
■women Are Posted
s-
-marines'*
features that give
Celancse process,
in* Oj»«n
Srr-nu
extra
many
him during the indoor season.
Phil Durante from Wheuton.
j compete beside Jim Milne, and
Hume games.
1
hurdles
Nick
Michigan Nonfnal.
Seifridge Field.
24
low
KaveifT Back In Hurdles
Sheldon KavicIT will be the
Spartan freshman mainstay m
the
hurdle event-.
Kaviett ,.
transfer student from
Detroit,
left an impressive record behind
\pr 17 f (,f Michigan.
'Apr 21 Notre Da'me.
Apr J t t. 24—Ohio State.
Apr 27 Notre Dame.
I 'May 1 U of Detroit.
SI.75
line
I Running in the halt mile with
j John Liggett will be Joe Kcn| of
nedy of Niles who was another
the freshmen's best men in¬
Knmodig, itssistnnt doors.
athletics and the ofL.vke Is Strong Distance Man
;
of records for State,
Wardell Lyke from Copemish,
hi his spare time in
-
-
es-
Sun Tan
Color
All Above Shirts in Regultion Officers*
SLEEVE
INSIGNIA
AND
CLQC
yU. / J
CHEVRONS
Style
night in Detroit.
Joan Province of Detroit was j
(Sst-iY'
n"T Completed their winner of the event again this j
-...i"" with
the -placement year.
The winning time was
fc' u'"1'en
jW<
■J
Liberal Arte
laud
x
"widi'
"
m
Room 3, Union
so immediie,1l2Uvurge*'
and
check thebul-
"!>d do
boaml
which
i«
1:32.2.
Miss
Newman's timing was
improvement over last
year's 1:41.
located
Miss Newman broke her 301:36,
an
yard breaststroke record in the
■Michigan State pool three differ¬
ent times last winter term,
ing it down from 24
23.2 seconds.
bring¬
seconds to
TWO STORES
.LANSING
#EAST IANSING
Saturday, April 10.
PROP WASH
Foxhole Follies
Campus
of
Display
jkoU MacKmalr.
McCartney.
John
Jr.,
ps
}
(J,orK*
William McKinrtry,
Kill* May. Thomaa
Imiffh, Jr.,
Mannar,..
Mich*. Myron
H»nllll
Milnh.ll,
Any.Jo
Miller.
l-'rank
h
FRATERNITY ADVISERS
ASSOCIATION—
The Fraternity Advisers assoeiatlon will hold a dinner on the
llnion sunporeh at 6:30 .Monday
night, and regular monthly meet¬
ing will be held Immediately alt¬
er
the
the dinner.
Reservations
dinner should be made
Heath's office no later
Monday morning.
Ron
IIILLKL—
Hillcl will hold its first
for
at
than
thiir
meet
this term tomorrow, at 7:15
in the Spartan room of the
Union.
The meeting is open to
all Jewish men and women. The
main business will be nomination
ing
.p. m.,
of olliccrs.
SIC.MA XI—
Dr. C, A. Elvehjein. profes¬
sor of biochemistry at the Uni¬
(Continued from Page 1)
stop all wage
increases "except
clearly come within
cent limitation of the
formula." Mr. Roose¬
order
banned
general
those that
the 15 per
little steel
velt's
wage
increases except under
versity of Wisconsin, will speak
this formula or to correct sub¬
on
tile "Present Status of the
Vitamin B Complex"
Monday, standard conditions.
3. John L. Lewis, demanding
7:30 p. m.. in Musie auditorium.
S2 a day wage increase for coal
The publie is invited.
miners, made clear in New York
he was not giving any ground as
STUDENT CLUB—
Student club has- titled .its a result of the President's order
meeting tonight "In the air, or He declared miners' wages arc
at Student club, it's fun."
The sub-standard and commented
that the anti-inflation order left
program will consist of square
and folk dancing, games, and "the mine workers still hungry
oafs; it will be in the social hall and resentful in having their
of Peoples church at 8 p. m. All demands lor bread made a po¬
are
litical
invited.
CAMPUS
BOOK
OPPOSITE
pawn."
STORE
UNION
'ERY SPECIAL
SWEETHEART GIFTS
BOTH
MARJORIE DEE SHOI
On tlie corner
Xntvr
diagonally across from the State Theatre
228 Abbott Road
East Lansing
S
| Church
colors for o!l
Branches of the U S.
Service
and for
Correct
ife Directory
FIRST
UTIIERAN STUDENTS
AND SERVICE MEN
MORNING
Inter
OF
CHURCH
Ktvtn
East Lansing
CHURCH
SUNDAY
Civilian Wear.
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
CHRIST LITIIERAN
'Mlwourl Synod)
...
Maaenie
SERVICE
Tempt*. 314 M. A. C
Sunday School 9:30 A
A
Othor Arm
M
Accessorio
Sunday Srrricau it A. M.
torn.
W-dn-sday Ermine Service 9 O clock
Reading Room and Les.lire LRrary,
til
Buildinu.
Abbot
Open
bi:y
V
4 3"., f
from 11:30 A. M
Sunday* from i to 9 I'
trd
M.
Botany Tics
McGregor
>1
-SIc<ap
Sweaters
MIFFLIN AVE.
T>*IGIN«Ll*
THE PEOPLES CHURCH
itrntfiiMiinatMMl I
Service*
»( Wvrikip D:ll
an4 11;M
REGISTRATION DAY IN THE
copies of mi mencit ZNCYCioncta or eaaniNiNO
IN dictionaiytoau at onl> II.9J tbumb .ad.xcJ □
13.49 without thumb-iadexQ
Q Remittance heiewiih
□ Scad C.OJX
me
K
Ace.
C. A. Brack. Miniater
W drum*
Gentlemen: bend
S. Mitlin
3M
ONLY
JIamlv Arm)
Church of the Nazarene
IIU1
SCHOOL OF CHRIST
Stadenu
aad
Sunday Srlmol 19
to
Morning Worship 11
All aervicea
on
LANSIflC AMP
a. at.
vwv oaerr
n. or.
Eventny Service T:S9 p.
N. A. MrCllNE
Caere*
All Service*
m
Eaaitrn War Time
Two Mock* .ooih of Mack-can Ayr.
just inside of I.a>atar city limit*.
Take
CoUoge-Fuber boy
& if i;:
■UBlHHnHHB
to
Franc*
Open
| • J CAST IA'
Lie" Cii Vr
v'**
fcv«nN
Lansinc *isit,'
Sattirda>
When in
Downtown
M°re