KIVK CBNT8 J'KH COPY —MICHIGAN BTATK COI.LEGK. KAff I.ANWNO, MICHIGAN. THI.HM)AY; JAN't'AKY 9. HHI Today'* Cotivo Ofwas Year's Frat Division Add* 'Boss Kcl' ' y. m m ww ' /# Enrollment Hits New fL.vWr w mm/f m m rn.m » a . . . Campus Week Pledge Activities Two Women Carded For Record for Winter Annual l-Vutornlly «wk got uwlcr way orffirfally on 1 h<- rF a. W|«ff |{ ft 111*11 ^'illb ■ . , campua yr-«t*rilay whan approxfma(<-ly 0*1 f.Miroi of Knat j ® "" bJMRIl IICIUI II 1 €111% Srl-ntUl Wanl* Term Registration nIn' Ileal I III tiff t,fratarnltia* rrn-t in \h«* Holt hull-ling Iwturo r-r.m Annllirr Hrluriia ^ m- 10 hoar a talk liy Owar Mat-Sal), yriiml praotor of From Homo Kr IVopIr to Think Spite of New .Hark whn wrn ye»itn!<» ■:Kiirrnu ( hi frntornlty, lit* Gain In Slow In Work in Stair Of tin* Future and an iU«-u«««l 'lalii-D anil r«»pon.; (71 / ' *; - With 0,017 Mud—nt* enrolled at -h* 'low of regular regla- 1 hat- .'-ail.ilitie* of fraternity nu-m- ■ 111 t.USCS iNCUr Two inatru'-tora h»v* Oi»rl«* V. Kettering, '7 .i. *»* Y'tli «•«/ wh»i* •»» h»» trntion Tueaday evening and many late reglMrwnta swelling now ... u,nar nr»«iw- i K»r«hiii mi a a • "7 '.7 , .I.^rman «f i" »" IM-j Tm1(I,' (h# , , ■ F|)idctl1IC SlWa "" H»w» Jfc* nnmita at a If thia term anH one heart weorded wa» ..-.l rwepl,,,,,. the one ofof any ^ M riv„frk„,„ ,Y,„tinuo, (hi. week at 'ho r.-gUtrar'a a i*"*- offltt, a ,ww hiyh in w,n.>r torn.-nrolloa-oi w:."-Mahll-h«t. "irH^^ir^dHoiiandSaya rMala N* ».j. | ^"L'l'^rord'na^, iZn .. <* "flu" "" W" Mrh",,,B!IT*C "" xszzs.s.rs *«*' -« » • " MSBSS Tapping —*-, Mi* ' Fire will tor- » ' TaPPW|? "T lO Be # Hurpoaajng -ha prrrfodd w.,«d.r j.« «. Secret Lr L'nlil Saturday building*. II to»r« clor. of m rf^.l M, If You I km'I Gef t.y it w»| tw»^4rf|. Four .Strife .Yeir* # tfinnle r.onlrol Here's Whv |t .ah man «*• tlw (0«.f «t the ,( tiie «tol# , I (room I He rrnl hU t^erh aplte hu lllwe-*. | \tfrrd Mental!, director of »»uranre nlnre w Hednled Defense Training .May Start atreet. Mnainf. n, In February, Says Miller MtfrheM'i office where he. Men * " * Ifouhirtg Director Ronald Heath, Affording to L. f». Miller, profeasor of fflM hftnfkl efigl a/t .iaer to the |fc and n(P,.rir,^ Mi< higa/i State'* dcfertKe training cmimi't* may be [fficicncY? a distant one -niter faculty frierntwr will . . ' . , W,.t o.;t thr.M* to fN. m fri- urw,,'r w*y J- > rwted hi the ?h<>r d.iy'i trr.t which will lust a»r. hour These ttcrvif* training fourueu, made {K>*>*iiile by Crm- Frofrr j/ledgei who pa«« tiie lett gre**' appropriation of If),-* und inert (etUin other requite- fgg^fg/fi for ij«. hy fxiX exempt are wtiduivd to tost About 12 Doners Give n-w' C'lllflf* th»t glv-*n(fin«Tin* "■ '♦ A ....... mum -4 II MIH tnTKU inun >—■ loornlnc* a week w College Offers 1*11 » l»*. ^e w Courses KIiihIc- to Flav (Hiimiiittee KmU For Baml Men Gliarlcr Drufliii" Staff Hen Return From Boston Heel • State New* Shift* AftMM-iale Kditor* C Scriefd* arid H C B*rrWA. - 1 4!,c mctaicd yriteMti t4 *-to ' jfr.fr _ cwva.-7*r*r.t ad 7wv # LlDTaT^' KM'FDC* r*-3 Jtoch. R F Adasu Cen»u» Reptni* nder the W Aa ruradn .Mi l', s cuwin k hria, t^b.i.iu. II h»v» rhartt ecjua J|« Sditurdej cn'^ 1.1 the r». rl iVeto Radio Receiver Cuts Out Caapis•leader m IDM h hh k, I l. *•( ,h^ rhj,n«*' ,V*i.»««c1 with Distortion, Multiplies Cost j.ij usue of the eciuallf — >'• — ..—„ . „ DBHH « CoUegeBook.S*o. _ _*a«e yp to? The k#r naUk| ?wnt? to I toe toax- I HI RUN. J, (if Of Vl ,- « «* oiruf »•*♦. D-ix«* sr- ^ , *»>« tvjsr^ "t,rp» - cd « f. €Ok~— - F- V Nef-.tx.' nutcly 10 s..ks uka« 'k earth > iertm bdAf tin R17 tf tidund . tonwrtd lw "-*•» f *•! today. to •"«* Wl» »* * .1 . (mid- Mich—M sut« "2~Tr' „ o~b »u^ ui ex»ul>.t»n ®S,'ov'nt^" trj-■**!-?* wn-j-jf* *. ' _ ire**-' BUI PrryaratPM Inui tlx! • Sew York rtw ! R J. Btif**. raMiu* *nn j U& tor ir ifi'ii. — aet* rmiiy ! dirvclor. mm m W««r re* 1 C ] h*T. u cigM » Cv»! j dnwdy 1a l«mn l wtws j Jha. IPI.ii «s*rrf » -I*T---A •J» iy« u . am imtA (rms :oi3m$m *mocm'.xxi w djww Up n »T»-»K.1 far a Mi And* fnmm M pro*. 'J* <—iy . ta*« a* yor—lnr wJJ try W m- ' (Mail of Uyltf r*-w nf* » Uut ! Tb* MB wffl b« as itmmt* •» ij SrhiitW projar*, —or «— bt laart»«o< by axxlatd publntnd kp UW coi-«t ngnrn- ; .eg 1 m rimm «•»»«. Bandit* Off Ike All WASMMflM I State tf the «.*.». mMet wH* the oaun- try's radio stations Isn't settled by next fall, Im. Mai InM aa emaad fcw r Anwwtafed OillegiHe Prns •enior, spent Christmas vacation Id Morey, George raters operation from the Irish ' Saturday night. This will save a lot of effort in Florida. ever. CteCULATION MANAGER ATION MANAGES Robert Bonlece from ART STAFF that might otherwise he spent futilely. FAYETTE, Mo.—One of the old¬ Marien Shepard. lenior The state department h»' sIcJUtTOOt "T_™ The two honoraries are also deserving of praise for an idea truly novel on State's cam¬ Neum Roundup By Sid Levy come est college rivalries in Missouri has 1 Lansing, received a to an end with announce- j Hoss Martin, eyeing the situation with na i enthusiasm. Infdrma! « pus. The 8,500 "Hollo Week" tag* which men! by officials of Central col¬ j revealed that the Irish tanmu lege, Fayette, and Missouri Val¬ | in Washington, Robert l *erry, Charles Larson. Jack McGritt. Jane Wigle, lack Mnckie, Edward Pepper, Dave Poxson, Jack have heen pinned on students' coats during registration have brightened the otherwise FDR Installs New Board ley college. Marshall, that all re¬ lations have been severed. I is vigorously opposed to naval bases, and so is t: Lilian, Harry Larson. serious atmosphere of beginning a new term. "Hello Week" ha* proved popular enough T-g -J I T C n<)ff>nu(>WnpL : *c,lon wa'a of p"in'" i Bill Loveland. Scottville Junior, | government, that sponsoring it during FYeshman week he a successful future project for A OOJICCU UttJel/ClCHSC FT Ul ft rig.raids carried on both schools. had to be u*ed to remove paint . by Students | vjriM A sand-blaster ton, D. C., over the Christmas pnHthorp Washing- j cent bombings This Has changed Irish of Ei U. S. industry received the "full speed ahead" signal from stains from some of the Missouri j ,..„rkendorf. Grand Rapid, i "Union crmxidmahly. and Jn« Carr. Virginia I President Roosevelt Tuesday as he installed his new Office Valley buildings. freshman, was pledged this week, j might now poaaible that U. S per get somewhere TttmH. Janctt* Taylor. 7" for Defense production. Jht..i Hull, Km Kuhn, MENOMINTK. Wis — openin I REPORT II MIMING Finished is the talking* planning, and dreaming of ..... KAfPA KAPPA GAMMA— . Jnrn* betty Ann Oairlry, imimwm than four months a Jemti Ktngwr. Betty I Jll"c Talbot— "" | p,rl, nt ^ It an. Owrles Wtaa, t*»r*»thy WwrM Hblrlry Ann White ramlyn T«n#»all. CharM. Bialf..r.l, Kalhrrlne Slmny.n., W.. future, the President has I new $n.485.ooo.ooo budget made at Stout instituie found their food S.aK-rnent Sunday to Lieut Robert, ^ lay ar»waiter. Batty Kr~W- t'mnta Karen. Mary Jnn ordered. * Now the U. S. must i "« congressional debut yesterday. expense in Iho first week averaged Cunningham. be married Jan. 14 j 39, Alpha Chi Slg- Surveys taken in the capitol city ™. She will be married Jan. l'- : inBur,nc, npanK „ [ and " 15.4 rent, a meal. get to work in rea eantwit indjc,£ thnt ^ .... . • | , ,, . will re_ will live in the Philippines. d°'D'P' I rr.ve friendly treatment from the 'j One of the group does all of the Jac ^ j! product of two years' steady 'Soriton ttotf, Jim Hp at Parade of Opinion . .. industry, he in- to •r*. Congress is expected buying and the ] rd cleanup tasks. The c k _„„h others are nssign- Barbara Detano nrd Te- ® Bauntlett, Kappa Sig. '40, were hearings, which cost ti j including many weeks c* ' married in Kalamazoo Dec. 28. dieated. JncUKM and Bntiih"defers i ceives 50 cents a week fr< grams ny | wire. ™ """ " "*"* "" " ! Eleanor Dei) Herder and Bruce : '^h** "rtudy ton'aie- * speedily approving f new spend- j member. 4" Muir Dartmouth Kappa Slg were, dlvlo,um ^.dma ,h, Good Will Among ISatums What Other t'oilage Students the O.D.r .1 ing schedule. j Saving time on crowded sched- ,"ar' _■ i practices and inner financial Think en Timely Topics — Michigan college students are at last |>ar- r The f resident's "lease and lend" ! »l^', «" Important feature of They are living in Hanover, N. H. insurance j the cooperative, members rep last spring for union of the American federation may necessitate additional rfp- I were cleaned in an elapsed time of tabor Camp Idea submitted the i this purpose was accomplished lit Olivet col¬ of tabor and the Congress of Industrial Organize- j LEVY Wielding the J pmpriations totaling around f IP,-' 2a minutes, lished a score of rept ri lege near the end of fall term. Thus the lions. But MVift-movtng eventf Have changed the [ office1* tremendous powers are j GOO.OOO 000. probably will wir. j • • • *W YORK—(ACP)—A seme<- rious industries, all w .t machinery for this good work ha* been, view. The concensus of under-graduato writers j four men Defense Commissioner j early congressinnr.1 consent, recent i If AMII^TON. N Y.~Pour pro¬ f \ tanned labor-cam? activity lay 01 interference. The In the country far set up. now is not only that prospects are good for ending! Knudsen, labor member of the spirit or somewhere Ice and \ from the student's normal envlr- expo c is the only one v foctionalism, but that a truce in the near future is] commission Hlllman, War Sccre- been >talled. What muki Through exchange of scholarships and in¬ students fur participation onmer.t would Improve the curric- mysterious is the far* l iniiperative. tarv Km»\, and Societal V . f t» c yesterday that the president has ircpare formation, summer schools, and individual Commenting on the rekignation of CIO presi- i Navy Stimson. in post-war reconstruction work ! ulum of almost any college, one exception, all 15 im efforts to understand neighboring countries, dent John L. Lewis, the Cornell Daily Sun say* i CONGRESS GETS tlt'DGET have been started at Colgate uni- That is the declaration of Harry the committee have oppi Padded by Brr versify Twenty-one students arc J David Gideor.se, president of the new Pan-American Congress of Students that "the rext move necessary to the unreserved BRITISH NEAR TORRE( II publication of the rtp i wtk Ipatlfif Bcr klyn ctrilei* can accomplish much of real benefit to demo¬ cooperation of the nation in the preparedness pro- t Fast British mechanized units ONE MAN BLOCKS IT gram Is the unqualified unification of the forces of j One group is felling and saw- j Citing the educational signiftc- One man alone has bee cratic states of the western hemisphere. labor. With the workers of the nation split mi to j LETTERS hkve pushed 70 miles past fallen Bardi.i to Tobruch, Italian-held ing -trees and splitting firewood ! ance of CCC camp as "far greater it up—the chairman f two camps, it is impossible that the program can . for nearby couhlry churches. 'than.its immediate contribution to mitt»?e, Sen. Joseph O outpost on the Libyan coast, go forward With the best operation " To the Editor Another is constructing a picnic ! conservation and relief," Gideons© Wyoming Democrat. So Colleges Are 'Hot lletls' Lewi* Defeat Offer* Nope To the Editor: of Bardia ii.* foi Arcnrding to Brittsl grove for the village of Hamil- expresses belief it ton, a project involving clearing J Ibis type of education to be iw- anyone's guess. During is a "pity" for Why he is sitting on In the opinion of the Michigan Daily, "President j Taking an unusual approach the unlver- on Roosevelt's victory and John L- Lewis' defeat gave We're wondering: reports from Cairo, the Tobrurl bru.-h, leveling trees, planting j Inttff (rom the intellectual variety paign last year he said u Is the highly controversial ec shrubs and building fireplaces and an<1 "restricted to a less privileged busy running ftjr re-clr tltics-are-hot-lM'ds-uf-communism idea, the rise.to on© of the brightest hopes for labor unity! age ban legal as passed by St airport has been put out at com tithlo. M.my of the ir.cn m these group." dean cfhien at Kent State university makes mission and the Italian garrison i hadn't time to read '.f: have common interests and are desirous of uniting! * \n W)U,UI ovTr a 3pnr aS°- ^ trapi>ed. gronfs had never handled an axe j Little chant* is seen for any But a numlxtr of other the following thought-provoking comment: before they volunteered for the such project immediately, since tec members, who did "For years the street corner rabble rous- .hem. in rnxny nUe..h™ Uh,. ^ci„. ^ joint journal* and )t»int strikes M»hen necessary j no< stud(,nt> favor ,r On struck agai at V.« weekly "service parties." More direct preparation for re- | i "to educator believes the pattern okay the document, dv our h" ers have insulted the colleges by calling them Consciously and unconsciously the workers in both any suggestion re-election. any parties does the b construction work is a 10-week 1 too rigidly After election. O'Miihorf 'hot-beds' where all sorts of subversive in¬ organizations have t>een united in political action. affect' Probably Red Cross Grat aid course being '« be taken except in "playful newsmen he was takir.a Thnt the CIO and AFL are not joined in an effective ! six or even eight at the must Adriatic and shelled t' fluences thrive. given with n view toward posedde ! lashton." • with him to read during > union today is an indictment of the democratic i Doesn't it seem silly to ban flow- the third time RAF p! "Just now there seems to lie a tendency taneously bombed the abroad. ; sea cruise. But he has be« processes within the organizations which allow the 1 ers at the mi«t eagerly awaited to criticize the educational institutions in lenders to block the will of the members." social event of the year—the J- j Athens says the Greoi The fourth projort i> planned | \M Allllltlllirt's Tho | from his trip several week j for xft irg, when tree, will be „ . . . , , ! there Mill Is no sign when ► Connection with patriotic attitudes. Some countered no. resistanc are saying that the 'hnt-liedx' are growing Two I'(lion* Are Different Hop—when flowers are permitted at the formals and even semi- I Italian fleet. {planted on Hamilton., watemhed ' near the village. Thia work will ■BMIIH'I AlllllUoll* | uncork tha report, The Amherst Student joins in the view that "any j « i _ _ ising, Questioned the other ' un-American theories of political economy move toward union could not appear at a better formal* of fraternities, sorori By yesterday noor >tnn to benutlfy the pond and to "ark Groat. E.i.t Lai denwl aophomore, and Robert Bati been was trying toirritably es, a 1 O'Mahoney still appeared to be decrease flood dangers. and government. time. Yet opportune as a combination now of op- dormitories and other campus suppre*- the with Germany over When weather rnndllions ,et;'f"hm»tii from Varsar. have "It may lie that this situation has a direct posing camp* might be and ridiculous as their ionizations? If the J-ltop. aPP"'n"d to the Student Y M.' conterded it is longer than . , struggle seems, there is more concerned In their example, is the real important the little Balkan natx severe the students will turn their attention to ledecorating hall, in ;C' . cabinel' ""rb ,M". > .Connection with the feeling upon the part of continued separation than the mere penumatrties of) P*"!.v t,f th* -ve*r why stilt the toward the Axis. Although reports colleges and universities that the defense Lewis and Qrwon. The whole organisation* of the' of the occasion by placing a persisted that German troops were villages near Hamilton, shoveling announced today Groat and Anally declared of human rights must always lie a sacred two unions differ; one has horded unskilled workers b*n wn ban on the flower* nuwer» which help to Thursday, to crass Nazi the Under Wednesday or and snow for I he aged ar.d indigent : U ^",rm'n tha on see "why people are , trust for educational institutions. We all lo«rth,r. th* nthor ,H.IM »xx4trr». On* repraMnt* mak'' make the J-liop what it Is? J additional cost of a in Rumania. Fea lhr the Thuixda.,. N.t, n,Idler. rfT.mnl heli ing farmer- who have ?ubllc alTi"rs and •» Pub* bark' abou' f tlir pinlptarlxt o! I.hur, thr othw th* .rt.lufT«z ' Would Wm,ld keep "ddll">n»' '» ,h' any fellow from« break with Russia may he Frar „l „ d.plvm.tic fallen 111. chairman. ; port." know that in schools and colleges one of the "The projects," says Kenneth E. I 1 .MAY fOT SOME nul the diffirultm .it xxmuivc. th.y j 1 earm" "''ri' ,n* "Uqw lr,.,n corsage j these six or eight parties affected pering Germany's actions i Jre.k *,lh Ru.»,a may hr t»m- dearest possessions is academic freedom. not be *> important to fight ovor as labor's cau ! by the ban? We feel that this i crisi*, some observcni feel. j Boulding. instructor in economics, i WBn r.j . have b*rn work*d out b*caiu-r methods . .i by ... advanced. ! MWe ofmay print It." O'Mahon a "The danger is thul just as open doors general is nniHtrtant to fight for." cial psychology. 1t> very touchy stufl ; would be highly rn.prub.ble tor it LONBON MA* DA* RAID »* belirv* that th* bet way to invite entrance so does freedom provide the Take* Tw« To Cauar Sir!ke seems that any fellow wh< Gcrmr.n raidrri hard at the committee to decide refers to labor in general in a tain-{Mtabliah community spirit m to DETROIT—To acquaint seniors haven't any doi Way for license. Vicious-minded persons The i j hi* pennies," so to steak, in order irdu-'rul midland have people work together have used the opportunity to think and apeak discussion of production bottlenecks involving to attend the J-Hop would ccr- ir a daylight .aid Tuesday boys, for'instanre. "hlii""in Til v."",. "dc °' lhc law thing i iiu"bg"pr»ntod - Af liilwr disputes, and contends that these bottlenecks tainly not object to the extra 75 freely, to destroy the very opportunity they are two-sided "The talk,' my* tha Dartmouth "«*1 rents or one rlnllar (for which he rr anted the lurvn-e nrely new appreciation of. the',? fj„, 'iwnod I similar which ia the deadline i n "I* make use of. all about eliminating the right to strike. There is can purcha: nice corsage fn.m anT.fitTS pL ""T co right' IUKmtrinull7L n"*"*»«•a 1 lar ^ ,h*govwnnwnt^'1 -- ' "Red Purge" Ho* BeooffU J "Out of such 'hot-beds' come suggestions General beneflu to come from labor's turning its! studenU at Michigan aibor , J lesder, tn the U, S. arc the University of California "The Instinct doctrine still per- Anton s that we should not only s|ieak of dedicating b»,« the "red," a« „vtato«d b. In. °" * >»*« «uc Mr. Willkie'a ?m =,:K» HretK'k.w, ww. iwvCv" i?—s " "" """» — «oclMy in PhiloiWphia The next- regular meetin| be in DaUas, Texas. way bunnies* can't loae." Mv m MICHIGAN STATS Peace MRchdlGe* Winter Term Parties HighPosfln JamXry tl—SftiAkryiExollbar party Jamfay 11—H. 8. C. Bard tormnl January 17—''Mortar Board, S.W.L., Tower Guard... Union ballroom Jbtwtey 17—Phi WHta Theta.+. . Auditorium Union ballroom Otda. main ballroom ..Jtaundtof.. moms AMD SACK BY National IPC W-aStenu Gamma Uprilon (Bel!-Hop)Union ballroom lb—Lambda CW Alpha lanolns Woman's dub Railway Express! 18—Zeta Tau Alpha u CHds, American room Dean Brronm Hewl Of Srgmeal CaivM January 24—Theta Chi For Eight Regions WKAR will be one of the few j Joruory 25—FarmHouse stations which is not faced with Dr. Fred T. Mitchell dmti "* " ^ musical restrictions, as a result of of men has t*en .ppohttari Olds, main ballroom omeC, . the ASCAP-BMI conflict. Frbmary national chairman cf the un- ;Februarv Union ballroom Direct u a "toachdown pass" is the cai A new addition to the "How It's i_ps Kappa Phi Olds, American room laundry service offered by RAILWAY BXPRCSS. S7k Dcrie in Business" series will be dergradutte section of the February 1—Phi Chi Alpha H. W. Glassen, Lansing attorney, National Interfraternity confer- j February 1—Alpha Phi call for your laundry, take it home... and then bring who will speak each Thursday at ence, it was learned yesterday, February 7—'Class of 1W3 (Soph prom) it back to you at your college address. It's as quick 2:30 p. m. on "The Legal Aspect." The appointment was made bpFebruary 8—Alpha Gamma Rho and convenient as that! You may send your laundry the executive committee of the February 8—Kappa Delta m Glassen teachek a class in busi¬ ness law. national I.F.C. j February 8— Delta Chi Union ballroom prepaid or collect, as you prefer. Low rites include cilling for and delivering in all cities Union ballroom "Dramatic Workshop Duties of the new position will February 14—'Independent Student association and principal towns. Use R AILWAY EXPRESS, too. for tw Air," under direction of L. D. include organization and direct- February 14—Alpha Xi Delta Olds, main ballroom swift shipment of all packages and luggage. Just phone Barnhart. will continue the series ion of . regional interfraternity February 14—Beta Kappa 1 Olds, r entitled, "There Was a Woman," February 15—Sigma Alpha Epsilon 225 ABBOTT BOAD PtlOXE 5-6S55 4 each Thursday at 4 p. m. The February 18—Alpha Chi Sigma Pcrter hotel EAST LANSING. MICH. ... February 15—Alpha Epsilon Pi Lansing Women's cttib story of Jeanne D*Arc will be pro¬ duced today. February 21—'Cless of 1942 (J^-Hop) . ... February 22—Kappa Sigma Olds, n state Michigan residents interested in history may tune in to a February 22— Epsilnn Chi February 28—Military ball (Officers' club* ... , Olds American room Masonic temple jI RailwayAexpress program by Dr. George N Fuller, agency inc. state historian, at 1:45 p. m. March I—Dormitory women Auditorium j March 1—Alpha Omicron Pi Olds, American room j i nation.widi tan.at* siivici ■ Thursday. History of various Musnric temple Michigan counties is the current March 1—Delta Sigma Phi .. j March 7—'Class of 1941 (Senior ball) ; topic of discussion. March 8—Alpha Chi Omega Olds, main ballroom Friday's music appreciation pro¬ March 8—Sigma Kappa Olds. American room gram at lOt 30 a. m. will present March 8—Alpha Tau Omega Lansing Women's club j a series of folk music. Negro Olds, main ballroom March 14—Alpha Gamma Delta Liltie things help . | spirituals will be on the air to- March 15—Hesperian .... Olds, main ballroom March 15—Sigma Nu Porter hotel Two weekly programs will not ...... be heard tomorrow. They are the March 15—Phi Kappa Tau .. music department program at 2:15 •Open parties. p. m. and Don Buell's "Curtain j keep telephone , . . . . . _ to Coin* Up" program scheduled (or ; 315' p ___ ' m _ : of : these sessions. "SS. the United States. Doctor Mit- chell expects to attend four of Beauty Shop Offers Service Feature oth. \Ll/knimi lilt. II Wft Ijiai ri> Lange,.Juist Lansing; Ruth Eeon (Huh Plan* (lriHfrn»l«ril*ilinr«if' A hove you see two telephone loading coils—one old, one du11 druUa of slyllaf and (It Puerto Riran FuraMim Rcgii/or/y $2.iV V.ull Bad Uwaa In Uiinn In every tuxtdo or Uil .nil >nu buy at E. B. Hill, farm management j tlurdv H. Uiinl (bat you bay your ouKil Irom the "b.p Ihal (or professor, will be a speaker at j INCT.I'UCO AT N» w yrarj ha. pnrldod Slate met. with the rvrnlnt rloilm lh.y like the Breckenndge community fair. » . oi COLLEGIATE DIGEST - la addWoii to tha i KXTBA ( IIABtll Jan, 9 to 10. He will talk on agrt- ■ I photo* publtahad in aaeh itaua. Out < culture in Puerto Itlco and its re- j lation to American agriculture ; The Future Farmer* of America are sponsoring the fair in co-op- \ HOT WATER HEATER Ht'RIFS TLXEDO ENSEMBLE eeetten with the business the community. men of1 Tqnd Arrow Shlrl. Tie. Collar. | toh« and Interwoven Black Sluda a.'.J Sox Gofiefciate Diftest REG. PRICE OS THE 1 Q| *29.9."> A Sofaiar futet oi At iALONE OTH£B E.NSEMBLt.5 AT M1.9J • !»•« CASH TAIL SUITS S34.M - S3S.04 FOR BOOKS HHdmjan State News tayTfcM-flHpM «tea>**MiXUaaadi % MV/RDS HIHt ae»ai**llt*l>»il|iiitii III* i wmww,*wi5iMrwwiwi B8IK ITIII Kugrnc O'Neill flunked when he attended Prir.etr RENT A TYPEWRIT Grorjl«' Monroe Get* MatmenWait Jenison Battle to See Intramural $s.oo Couching Position Turning the Spotlight Oeorge Monroe, Michigan Stole For First Till State Seek Fourth Irack Opens pitching .lor lo«t aprlng. announc¬ stum on the ed yesterday that he hod nirrptcd coaching po"'"i>n «t Hesperlo, i ■mi stou Next Month Muslw INTRAMURAL On Saturday Straight Victory Pentathlon Anil null town m. johnsno. Monroe who northeast of succeeds Arthu- resigned beeause of LEAGUE Hlfthcr, Ilniltlnil Anil Jacob Arc Burk, Pelroski 10 Appear in Lineup Indoor Relays health during the Christmas holidays. A physical education Having extended its (lamination over foes from the Mis¬ major who received his diploma On Sick List Track and field competition last December. Monroe will roach Bv Hal Srhram souri Valley conference all the way cast to the bright lights baseball, basketball ond football. J King of winter sports, banket- * With only three members of Manhattan, Michigan State's basketball squad will be fac- will bo a part of the regular ball, will not only ride high upon1 Frimodlg is hopeful that on the entire squad holding ing only an ordinary team for a change when Marquette intramural proyrnm for the the throne of varsity importance first time with the addition down Injury list positions. arrives here FrlilaS' night. » 1 intramural squads to Join so that the Inde of the all-college pentathlon and (ORM GABIES but Ug»n the Spartan itblNll as mil ... A total of pendent loop will have six blocks Coach Fendley Collins* wres- It ought to ho something "Our "ft™*" ha,"'t bw* B,,rrwl the indoor relays. Competition tling combine will enter its initial now for the Spartan*, who appreciably," he pointed out. "We tb Mpmural basketball squads of six teams each . . . Persons still In forming n team 1841 ring encounter at near full played fast break at times and under the direction of intramural ready to begin the 1841 ratn- sted have knocketl off Mich un¬ slow break with set shots at oth¬ director L. L. Frimodig and track night . Director should get in contact with Frlmo- strength. The Spartan mntmen mtT FBI. stalwarts as Crelghton, ers. We usecTn simple system and conch Karl Schjademan will get . . beaten are scheduled to open their season dig at once. IdOng Island, and Temple in the to find out the opposing under way eorly in February. against Whenton college Saturday at 8 p. m. In the Jenison fieldhouse. last month, to run onto an oppo¬ enkness and play for it.' VARSITY BARRED PAL NITE nent with only a mediocre record. Evidently they found the weak ADM. 4#f YOIH PAL Of the three injured wrestlers, Varsity lettermcn from all On the books the Hilltnpper* have rrnly Homer Higbcc was consid¬ won only one game while losing sports and track numeral winners FREE ered as a certain starter in Satur* STARR CROP ITf are barred from competition. The SSL M| ieert Persona thinking about entering | day's match. Higbce, a 165 pound¬ When the Spartans appear be¬ program will begin with tho po team hero should take a few things into consideration ... In¬ er who is suffering with flu. will | j he replaced against the Illinois Marquette Is stronger As a mntter of fact, however, fore the home folks once mort tathlon in which all contestants than the Friday a new batek.of luminaries must participate in the 60 yard BUS SERVICE dividual participants can play on college by either Bob Brown or Toppers' mark might indicate, will be performing. Biggest si dash, the 70 yard low hui " (SHORT WAV mm CO. nine Plot*. The other Injured | They defrnted WUeorsln, 40-30. priae of all has been the rise nnd the 440 yard run. Two e only one team of course, the teom •hich he plays his first game mntmen arc Alex Haddad. a i - -- Rill Burk. the 5-foot 10-inch guard then must be chosen from the SANTA -FORGOT! Graduate students are hot heavyweight prospect, ond Bob All hlrarher aeata on ll» from Whiting, Ind. As a starter high jump, broad jump, am allowed to participate . . . Any Jacob. a 133 pounder. around floor »( Jrntoou fleM- against L. 1. U. in Madison Square 16 pound shot. "* Perhaps you were missed After the Wheaton elnsh. the| hoM„ „m p, unre-erved far a* Garden Burk played the greatest RECEIVE NUMERALS undergraduate student, carrying TAKF. A RTATF. CAB when you wanted a House at least 10 credits, and not a mem¬ Spartan, will fare a two weeks' j ha.krlhall lame, thla xraaaa. game of his life. He scored eighl CAN RIOK FOR If entries warrant, three top 4 Robe for comfort anil con- ber of the varsity or freshman real before meeting Ohio State, j Rwrved mala will he located points to help the Spartans wir men will receive numeral sweat¬ Despite the fact that Collins lost ||,r halronies. in the last half. 25c squad, is eligible . . . All games and the first ten men will be reniencc. are to be played in tho new Jeni- Bill Martin, Jack Orr and Mcrril j - ers, Another Is Carl Pelroski, thi awarded medals. Harrow from his last year's aggro- j (or lhnt jonr victory but have had To make It easy, avail •on gymnasium with as many as blond Schenectadian who scored nine games (three courts) each gation, the State mnt coach is j touRh RojnR in n\\ the other five four points against L.I.U. and thei Following the pentathlon, the yourself of these drastic looking forward to the approach- j PMcmintcrs Last season State relays will pit teams from the evening. popped in nine against Temple ANI> Ills ORCHFRTRA reductions: Ing season as or.e of the »>eM that verirrd Coach Bill Chandler's Still going strong is Max Hindman independent, fraternity and dor¬ ALL twice. who has counted 65 points in e mitory leagues for the relay tro¬ track I FEARS OVFRCONFIDF.NCF phy. Four relays are scheduled, Regular PAI. NITE games this season. Max. who but no team may enter one man HOUSE ROBES |o at- Because the Spartans' rise to seen L.I.U. before, believed thn in more than two relays. in the j the top has been so meteoric in Temple was even .tougher thai fKmaterir M.M u Ili.M) the Inst 10 days, CoaQh Ben Van the Blackbirds. bit afraid $4.95 to $8.95 18, at 5:15 p. m. | 1 Alstyne is Just a wee It With Mel Peterson still out witl of overeonfldence However, LOLLED . „ . , — a knee Injury, Burk nnd Bob PhU the Spartan, have rnjoyct In K>mo j vvM] ^ „ It„nCr ,hjnB l( state, lips will remain at the guards witl Including Rayon, silk-lined and fine Flannels In wrap¬ CLASSIFIED hey can't be that bad" only around and double-breasted mih tip". i« overcome by the ORPHEUM Russia models. We can fit you In n pop¬ etronfidenee menace. After beating SEEING ular Campus Coal! Mrln.kry, Alii lor Speak At Ituniinrl Twlav KEEP IN TRIM MAY BROS. "the If41 Store of the Town* •SSIIUK ~11940 Athletes Top .500 Mark was named as full- i win. dropping throe and getting a PALOMAR AIJ40 SHORT Sinilifi] STU9EMT LAMPS Mc aad Up trio of draws on their six-match ted | boxing schedule. Stale's trackmen 8m Ike new Flunrmrent I Jimp. ('lowest light lo natural gig,, failed to hit the victory col- daylight ever known. Line of ! ».',\U'rch^uleTa'',,.r them "»"• >«'"« "» »« ot tlwir dui" Also L empiric | from eOASt to roost Highlight, .it | meet,. ArrROVKD EXTENSION CORDS A PLUGS iports average which the a ge year were wins over j five Wins and throe losses Small's Semi-Annual considered the ideal | Washii m State. Wisconsin, Mar- wound up a creditable year for inning aggregation. j quelle, rogon, Tennessee and a MSC golfers, | who landed two EAST LANSMfi IM W. CBANO RIVER ELECTRIC 00. KART IANSINC. ictory in the final game i players, Stanley P with the Temple Owls. [ MRU, N. Y. Junto Clearance Sale FENCERS TOT WIN COLUMN j «ey, East Lansing senior, in the ; national collegiate championships. Schmitter's swordsmen, with a First Spartans to compete in the i ..i record, of 14 triumphs in 15 annual affair neither went beyond matches, turned in the standout the first round of match play. HARRYMANS the j performance of the athletic year A season-end slump which saw HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and Coach Russell (Jake) Dau- them lose four of their last five CAGES* DRAW CROWDS 1 clOM. W1U) Mvrn victort„ games dropped Coach John Kobs' baseball team lower than usual the Public interest in the Spartan ■ iim, ,wo losses. Spartan wrestlers, weal reached a rlimax early in undl.r Coach Fendley Collins won year when 9,100 spectators , tlvp „f ihf ir eight meet,, but in season percentage. The diamond dusters ended up with 12 wins Suits, Topcoats, Overcoats jammed Jenison fleldhou.e (,.r the | ClMch L D (Brick) Burhans' against 8 losses out of a tough Reilureit lo t a near average year. State-Michigan basVethall thriller j Iml1n,m failed to register a single FLORSHEIM SHOES last February for an all-time high j . «Jti basketball turnout. Although 18.- 000 persons, the biggest crowd to throng through Jenison's doors came during the annuel Farmers' Week .spectacle, sports events drew a majority of the- year's au¬ For ThiMr Gav Exciting »Z9* •JJ" dience. During 1840 addition of Karl j Dally Coke Dal. Two Other Sale Groupa of A. Schlademan and Charles R. Schmitter to the Spartan athletic j Coiffure* of EK*tinction SUITS and OVERCOATS staff gave the college heatl coaches for each of their 15 intercollegiate sports fpr the first time in the history of MSC. Schlademan. of Aw ihr Siylr •0 Washington State college, was named h««d track i-oach early th.» *ZI' '»6 fall when Ralph Young resigned e full tunc to duties as JEAN AIROLA SALON of athletics and Spartan ambassador ol good will on the To# Crw'p. of Wool and leather Scorn of Smur! TROUSERS „ nation's athletic Irort. Schmitter, DOBBS HATS TRIMMED JACKETS WOOL who had been commuting between »Li0 Hats, 13.63 Bruh, .. .uctaw To Hit Tiooaars .*1A3 . Michigan SUte and Wa.vne lor I7A0 Hats, 5.45 T. I10.M Troo«rr, «<■*] CONVENIENT CREDIT GUARANTEED SATIS¬ BREAKFAST - FACTION - - ABOVE ALL • • - A GOOD FIT - UNION LE SERVICE—7:15 . ""GRILLSaturday 9K)0 Monday 71m SMALL'S Strand Thaler Bldg.