FIVE CENTS PER COPY MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST LAMBING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1941 Today's FluFlare-UpCreates Two Council Picks Pigeon Presents Winners Potpoun Record Lists Corsage Question Is New Wards In Hillcrest Placement Of All Kinds FarinHouse Campus Michigan State's flu epidemic, after abating the week¬ Michigan Stale college has just Unsettled; Council end, in inereaHing In severity, according over Dr. C. F. Holland, Committee been given the bird, in fact, 3,500 Term's Best Utiirk With h health service head. Figures tabulated Wednesday showed that 651 students to MrinlM-ra Approve birds which ore entered in the Na¬ tional Pigeon association show. AGR Actives Tops To Test Survey Demonstration hall has been con¬ List of Fraternity had been treated at the hos- ISA, Entomology verted into a gigantic pigebn coop, and even the ballroom is hearing pital for influenza since the Library Keeps Pare dull i much billing and cooing. Averages epidemic began last weekj and Entries are arriving from all Farmllouse fraternity ob¬ •. Geoganr*. G«>lo»y club authorities WTfli (internment; David Jorws, East I-ansing "campus. Club n*mb»rs claim expected that sections of the country. Owners tained the highest scholastic i .'udents remove colored pins Wednesday's treatments would junior, was named last night send them by express, with feed J large scale map of Mich¬ shove the total to the 800 mark. Shifts Records by Richard Greening, Student and water irt each coop. All the average among the 17 Michi¬ igan, located in the figures rise quickly How minor departmental rear¬ council president, to head the entries are prize winners, select¬ gan State college fraternities . r(, jnsement ot Morrill rangements in Washington con council's 15-man committee on ed at hundreds of smaller shows fall term, 1940, figures released nail, faster than ge- Up to Wednesday morning, 223 This commit held previous.to this exhibition. late yesterday by G. R. Heath, have far flung repercussions was students had been hospitalized by Some of the oddest varieties in¬ men's housing director, revealed. niotrtl .logists can replace demonstrated at the college lib-1 tee will supervise setting up of the flu, and although physicians clude the Fantail Pigeon, a tiny The grade point average of the them. rary recently, where library ofll- j placement bureaus in the college's and nurse* were too busy han¬ cials have shifted 75 per cent of bird with a huge peacock-like tail, active-pledge group of Farmllouse I the pins chart present drilling ding cases to keep tabulations up j six divisions and will also have and the Muffed Tumbler which was 1.62, three-tenths of the government publications be- charge of the job application clin- ■erjtjons of wells, in eddition to date, another 30 to 50 students has feather dusters on both feet, above the all-fraternity average i ,11 oil and gas wells of the were' expected to be ndded during cause of federal reorganization. j ic, sponsored last year by Green The largest bird in the show is of 1.259, and .349 |>oint about the air Harried geologists of the the day. At present, about 65 stu- Shifting of the U. S. weather Helmet, sophomore men's honor- bureau from the department of ary. called the Runt, and pigeons all-men average of 1.271. Alpha „b frantically search for hours dens nre confined to the hospital agriculture to the commerce de- Other members of the commit- strutting about with a great ruff Gamma Rho, with an all-house i week to replace properly the with the disease. of feathers almost hiding their uverage of 1.5, took second honors issing pins. partment has meant moving the te* ore James Otto, senior class Two 10-bed wards, one for men contents of .30 bookshelves, nc- president, and Chester Kennedy, heads ore called the Jacobins. and Alpha Kpsilon Pi placed third and for women, were opened There are short faced birds who with a 1.4 average. cording to Glen Fitch, reference Boyal Oak renior. Both served on one Wedresday morning in Hillcrest nre unable to feed their young. AGR I.EAD8 ACTIVE# It Isn't So village, hospital librarian in charge of documents. « similar committee last year. In Broken down into active and officials stated. Two other changes which af- addition, two members of each dl- because they have been so highly fected the library, Fitch stated.! visional council will bo named to developed that they have pine- pledge group*. Alpha Gamma Rho Both were full by mid-afternoon. At least 11 men in Mason hall and were the moving of'.the public i die committee later, tically no beuk. Their eggs must leads the uctives with seven in Abbot hall have been con¬ health service and the ofllce of *»been helmet reports lie hatched by n different breed I A,l»hn Kpsilon Pi is a fined to their rooms with the flu. Green Helmet, it was reported of pigeon, rind the young birds i l*lose second with L688. and Farm- education, both changed from the j must be fed by foster mothers I House place* third with its 1.57. swimming pool# c losed department ur the interior to the i1,1 ",e ">uncil meeting last night, As a precautionary federal security agency. «nvc "P the vocations clinic proj- until they are almost full-grown.!Th* Pledge group is led by Farm- both the men's and women's swim¬ measure, Following a' practice approved ! ''.ocond »XaZ porarily. If the epidemic abates bulk of more than 0.000 separate Another comrmttee named latt .no now replaced by the new arul i *npPa S,«™ thlrd wlth forage X Z1- for last by Monday, it was announced, the government documents received i "M" in"n,c,r" faster homing pigeons for message | ilch is .235 point* pools would be reopened then. each year at M. S. C. are kept to-1 of a™n«'™n ' "M "v carrying. The magpies came ii I altove the oil-pledge foil term uv¬ Holland pointed out that the gcther on one floor of the hook- s1had°w» StaU. •>«*• »"« for a great deal of attention, be erage of 1.142. stack rather than scattered about I al,n 10 r°mpile a ,>ookW SP,r' f their long necks and ex The all-house fall term. 1940. epidemic Is increasing in severity tan songs sung in informnl group*. 1rrmP K|tmnrss, and nsigni- | as well as in volume, and explain¬ the book collection. William Morgan. Lombard, 111.,! \mt looking little bird, the par- | grade point averages of the 17 "These publications ed that students are now sick from three to Ave days, while they were references and well I be assisted ""f; by tar tumbler. credited' ! with the Farmllouse traternttie. are a. toll. trouble." said Fitch. T1 up very ! ill only about two days when the .! Mary Evely i Fleming. Bay City y^jp|ia Gamma Rho document ing over ^jp^a y,pS,ion Pi . epidemic began. A number of stu¬ department keeps a jUnjor anfj soveraj other students survey and report it* finding* at ,d acr°- dents are registering higher fevers Sigma Nu s ! the next meeting of the council. than in the early days of the epi¬ welcomes in- ! approve8 charter* I Alpha Tau Omega I When the legality of the cor¬ demic, Holland said. om students and faculty. The council also voted approval Knppa Sigma sage ban now on the books, ir¬ Theta Chi hi trail re Cue of constitutior Students association and irsinfS. Tola Is Reveal j Ji mbda Chi Alpha respective of its merits or demer¬ its, wo* challenged, Richard |When Earl, (Osric) Brigham Six Students Spend Their Tittu C. ters Entmoology club. These char¬ will now—go before the fac- Deerease in ! Phi Delta Theta | Sigma Phi ChiAlpha AlphaKpsilon Omening, council ed a five-man president, nam¬ committee to in- i< initial appearance of immittee on student organ- i vestigate that point and also prc- On the Rocks-In Research ' i yesterday in Dr. M. M. Pi Kappa Phi I's " course "History of Social he not only spik- A series of reports by delegates Enrollment i Delta Chi I Phi Kappa Tau 1 i sent results of its work at the | council's next session. i* that he was a fictitious Aiding Michigan'* reaearch Investigation of oil well* are I b' the National student Federation H . „ Beta Kappa | mkts committee but was also accorded I „ix Michigan State .students who wash. bottle. and UM jh*" total of ( Delta Sigma Phi j Oroening heads this committee, a welcome than i, u.ual i! and other members are Sinclair; ss attendance thousands of rook samples sent each year to the Mirhigan belated appearance Geoloffie Survey in Lansing. .r 'I.. .......... I..I.I eting one term. 1841, I Hesperian ! mason- down wEt t s Club Sets Date was the glad signal for reunion Students working on the* be¬ samples are Robert Gavin, j headquarter* is well filled v « Of Snow Train .1 tween himself and Detroit; Gerald Gaige, Joseph |lwk »mpte.. Tt.e somplev 1 • p Dean*Koc^who'ntn j Zoster, and Dale W.lington. j^ d. C, faculty Outing j student council will hold a spec- int^tcd studying them in used to compare well! jj 23. ltlj uppn meeting Thursday, Jan. when continuance of the cor- l lab- ' Jc of 1.323 and j club. samples of well rock -ippo Abb*>| hall led Lei 8:15 a. m. j sage ban will be discussed again. oratory i the Survey are studied j averaging the d M, the t old Music Center, and the research haracteristics, and fos- trnl ief committee under for i laboratory of the six embryo geol¬ ogists is in the music practice t. Another important j dent jncil to have control [X'd,: Board PoNlponc* samples is in determin-1 lief ritations on campus, building. s of the committee w Plant Ncars .buTto p.*' Regular Meeting roliee to Act sample# are required Samples are sent to the Geologic j DIM USS LEADERSHIP This term's total show* , toboggan- Denth of George W. Akers. fath. it New Rule Survey for analysis in accordance with a state law requiring each Kquist. the en a Tom Connelly, junior class pre*- crease of four htudent* in coi ervice ident, presented reports <»n meet- won to enrollment figure Completion announced «ign up in I «*r »f Forest II. j Board uement Ake'r* of the State of Agriculture, has cauned of the board's regu- Lansing police tfge for two ings dealing with student part id- winter term, 1940, which re Operations on the building and with the pat ion in curriculum change and 6,361. •eting scheduled for today, according to a state- j fur grounds department's new ash- permission. If the train is not in official* unnounccd ywter- ed yesterday by Chief . Prof. S. G. Bei development of student leader- j isposal system are rapidly near- at the scheduled time of 10:15, an Haun, is preparing to ogy and geography he ship. He recommended that M completion., W. A. Davenport, hour's leeway will be given. Per¬ — o newly-passed city or- thut an average of 17! Fall Wind Make* ig iperintendent. said yesterday. sons with ftu or who have ju*t itricting parking on east sent from each well. Since about 8.000 State Enlists promote stui curriculum changes. The system will be put Into op- >n within three or four weeks, lowed to go Ave been drilled in the 1. The council appropriated $75 j Sie present time, Haun ex- the Geologic Survey parking Forestry Aid for the Vocations conference com- J Six forestry sti ?nts under the Thaler of the stated. le new Ticket* include train fare, trans¬ system will be more portation to and from train to ihe one hour mittee and $25 to National Student direction of Ven ient and will cost much less park and admission to park. All Charles Tirhnirian orking to^al- tends only to Accept* he forestry department of Federation, of which it is a mem-1 forestry staff are than the old »y*tem, according to equipment must be furnished by 1 wever, under the pro- vage trees and to clean up the higan State college, co-operat- f '.he new ordinance, the WiMcnnniii Po*l damnge done in Jenison Memorial Davenport. Water for the system ! students, with the exception of with the State Department will come from a tap on the con¬ toboggans. i.trking zone will extend park by last fall's big windstorm. densed discharge, which now runs Special buses will leave the I Man Talkie" work are: (rr ,^°>rrI^^ICredit 't -ides of Grand River to doing the bert and Herbert Holme*, fresha into the river, thus using a waste J Union Union at i 7:30 and 7:45 a. m. for "Ch-,S3 Lansing station. Tickets for nlcian in the college central 1 .rTv^^SSSJ: At Employe Meet {men from Chicopee, Mass.; Fxi I Larkin, freshman from Brooklyn, by-product. ~ - The water will flow along 125 the the Lai the the event should lie purchased higan's largest specimen trees. Y.; Walter Wickman, Chicago feet of yard-deep trenche* tie- j befi before Friday at the Union de*k : of the new ordinance j ctlla station, has accepted .• P"*»< I... necrfe t. m ic a 1,1 ill 119. t Michigan State College Em- cent; Hon with the Wl*ron«tn >tati sophomore; Dick Johnston, Owos- side the base of four large boilers. and Smoke Shop. tr in the I health department at Maduun anc , nonwne p.an. the American Forestry a.«wiat,on. u, . I gan Credit Union he.rd Vern freshman: and Robert Martin, Into this trough workmen will Detroit sophomore. | has her dut.es there Credit Union league, at scrape the ashes from the boilers, Profeaaor* Sponsor wned. taken up • which ha* its headquarters In j Washington, D. C. annual meeting for election ficers and committee members in of of¬ The department is also improv- g the Kellogg Reforestation and they will then tie carried to the grinders, made of special abru- j today [ Individuals are asked to co¬ the Union Tuesday night. tract near Battle Crek. The work sIon-resisting steel called "nshco- Department (Huh j Wi operate. Information contribu- O. Ulrey, agriculture economics, consist* of road building and tinv A hew departmental club has Newi i tions should offer as definitely as W. S. Beamer and Miss Dorothy operations, cutting nder the been formed for majors and in- jenh ' possible, the location, ownership, Scott, both of the accounting div¬ out diseased and insect-inf structors in the history and pol¬ circumference, height and spread ision, were re-elected president, . itical science department. The c lub mm' , j of the largest trees known in any treasurer-manager, and secretary is being sponsored by Prof. M. M. | 8 p. i | locality of the state. Help to in¬ of the board, respectively. Vice- Ktiappen .head of the deportment, dividuals in identification of spe¬ president L. J. Luker, of the cdu- cie* and measurement of speci- the only and by Drof. E. B. Lyon. Mem- R#®§ j mens will be offered by the county | agricultural agents. both re¬ State Team Place* contemplating majoring in history or political science a* well as to Efforts are being made to gain elected. M. e. G. Mueider, of the cooperation of landowners, lum¬ history In Judging Meet instructors and major student*. The purpose of the organiza¬ bermen, professional foresters tion is to read papers and conduct and conserve lion tsU as well as na¬ tional, state, and local conserva¬ tory. The group will meet for tion agencies in this drive. the first time January 22, in the Spartan room of the Union tiuild- Beg Your Pardon Harold N. Geiger, Junior Ag stu- The news story headlined "Kap- ers Facet an Uncertain Future «■ > _ v MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Fraternity weak to aW jVeif* Roundup BySUi State Maw ail concerns*. Instead at kyia* « *W(e to a Hae and Lease-Lend Bill Provokes] leaving him aut all aight to BMrljr die of w- Controversy In Congres m - • i i * una posure as was done in one ease at State years ago, the modem Greeks send him oat to pee* PuMUfeg pose to the first red-headed girl ha meals. Hitler controversy greeted the lease-lend plan for Brit |" Maabc . 'v fee. tM* Mi ■*»■»*• Or they impose other tasks designed to try aid yesterday a* it made its official entrance at House fa., htoOcioted Golrenlp Prou ■RiariM i's souls hut net to harm them physieaftr a*r«M tk* MlbM fe tfea Ma» eign affairs committee meeting. Sen. Burton k. Wheeler's recent radio speech in which s**r Amto ot MbMpn methods cf pledgeship. ecta-a elan party Zeta Tau Alphas will grab the called the bill a plan to "plow* damaged a British aircraft •Uto OdIUM. By the inauguration of aurh I spotlight Saturday night ft* thnr [ um|cr every fourth American rier and cruiser Jan. 10. th, J* IVMMVM - CM* (OsftsM. MM to rs km BUM Mltfe preaent-dav fraternity organizations are winter term party which will he„ denounced by the tsol UMW o«i*e— WASHINGTON—Phil Murray, new CIO head, apparently ofthc 1 ' miralty admitted in London proving that they have higher aims in mind held in the American room nress dsy. Possibility is reeo i in his Tuesday fehM pursuing a policy of trying to carry water on both should¬ conferencepress bl at* I oife-Bit. tat. than merely taising hell. ia Old, hotel . . . pair in, will Mr. j president F. D. London circles that these bomkl ers. There was • phim for both loftwlngera and antis is his and Mr,. C. N. McCnrty and Mr. R. called the legs and similar recent ones 1 latest organizational moves. and Mr, statement 'mo,t be the beginning of a coiu eni- Sunday will be the day of for-! The antis cheered whan «F 1 mol initistior, . . . eleven men j untruUiful, rot¬ Nazi air war on British MnjJJl dltion. I, spending his time culling ten and das¬ rancan shipping. ever UMW officer roll,. The Irslde wilt tie Initiated into Kappa Sigma, j tardly." Robinson would replace Lee word Is that there I, a dauhle nr.d 14 pledge, will take ecUve in ! "Apparen 11 y Pressman as secretary of the Sigma Nu. the president purpose behind this: One. to lake Wedding bella in the distance! lcgislslivc committee. This was a eengeonce on local leodcrs who again . . . this time for Harriet t 'tmpralulations to a W inner bin feather in the cap of the antta and a very significant slap-down refused to bow In his pressure to ilcecher, Theta who graduated in | •upport WUIkle; two, to put fol¬ '4(1, and now he, a diamond from ; .Tom (treses, Don Way, Charles Poo For the first time in several moons Spar¬ lor Pressman. In the lift few lowers he con depend on into ..Jot Simrk Hank Leiphart of Buffalo ... an- ; tan sport fans sre being treated to the sight years, during the rule of John L, office In preparation for a major forces in Con¬ hy Hunter ran the comroit- toal strike April 1. when the rouncement was made yerterday! I.EVT of a winning aggregation in a major sport. of the engogc.l.enl of Harriet Bar- \ gress answered. prewtnt PMW contract with the ten, Eut f-ausing Kappa, '39. whO| Although he expressed hope that Basketball Coach Ben VanAlatyne's amaz¬ • of his use of leftist tuc- operator, expires. will wed Don Bobcrts of Detroit tatement will prove untrue, ing yagers are on the upswing and, after ■ Seething with hatrefT' of the Fell. 27 Betty Wilsm, '3d, of, wiicelor said the tenor winning five in a row, three of them major . . . capitol hill and was repeatedly in president, and an extremist foe of ... . "• J*ck president's latest speeches all havi Sam Hou.'.t upsets, they can't legitimately be called pan hot water. But through hi* drag his foreign policies, Lewis is A'Pha Theta. Texa with Lewis, none of his numerous credited with planning to make Hutlon. Hespw Mum. were mar-; ^jnlK, l0 wor The chief execu college, Huntsville, man who's really bu comment on n flashes. CIO foes was able to curb biro strong demands on the mine own- rllKl m Detroit °«c 2l j live has refused to Huff or, head of the -i>i Ed Morey, Georgr Peters Signs of student appreciation of a winning and he operated as he pleased. The order tor 0 special 12 AUI2U ARE CENEBOI K— suggeded limitations to durntki partmcnt. In. 23 years t Everyone has heard of the geu- cf the sweeping powers the bl responsibly for forming thq cd>l era. Robert Bontecf team were in eviilenre Monday evening when ANTM ftUOKY: assessment on all UMW n ember, j ART STArr State dropped Temple in a thriller for the His ouster from the key post already has gone out U> provide a erous and cooperative nature of; would grant him. lege's first band, organ second time within a week. caused much jubilation among strike fund if needed, and unless [ alumni, but the Delta this take gTBWE BAN ,s ASKED wall the three ! grounds that further u department, of public serv^H Larry llardy, I,co Sherman mutter¬ prevented by 111 health, Lewis will I 'he hur.crs for this outs by crganized labor wilt im- nnd department of speed) In these days of breakneck competition, been the antis, who have a a Nelson Bryant, Rodney ing disappointedly for weeks over head the UMW negotiating ! alumni who oomprhe U.e nede nropresa of tbe national dc- starting the college p Charles I-arson, Jai-k McGriff, Jane Wtgie, consiatent winners are a rarity. The cage Murray's failure to use the axe on group, a key position to churn ] control board | Lamerson. Joe Larchia. and Bed bts of the chnpti fc. r? prc;: -:.i. some indu*trial- and organization of four club* 1 Jack Mackle. Edward Popper, Dave Poxson, Jack c.f Sparta have added luster to their thing* up. thi t strikes be out¬ has directed the tu J Drcnnan, all of Landing, treated men .• ;v He Privately, government I b ... „ r laurels by turning out a winning combina- j £rihVpi«»u—« 7l^ l^ curtailed in Methodist choir for 23 chief* make no secret of their! newly-elected officci* of Delta KillKL Harry Larson. lawed or at least yc.ir tion despite the fact that, at the last minute, j Thr 4,, Murray announc- over the situation, ma- 1 Chi to h dinner nt the l-ansirfl plants working on defense order*. addition to coaching debate, f.| concern i A spokesman for thi* attitude. soring various clubs, i»»iiding * they were forced lo rebuild a team without ; cd ihc appointment of John T. jor coal strike would ploy ia vt>c ■ Country club Tuesday night the services cf Chester Aubuchon, star of j June*. director of Labor'a Non- defense product j Mutt WrockUge. scphomore fro Glenn L. Martin, aircraft mar.u- civic organization, dire wijj! Flint, t/y»s pledged to ATO recent¬ fwturer. told a house naval a urns for the college, ■■>. the past two seasons and groomed to furnish I * , . , representative on "■ c,°capital hill. Inrly In the string wl be sreally accelerated. ly. Incidentally, the 'an-Hellenic- j ccmmittee Tuesday that the nncnt should draft industry and poetry and playing g >i; the spark this year. They have done a fine < Thl, w„ , Kl,r.plrxui b)uw. . ... Gl'MMED (>r TRAINING Intel fraternity ball will lie given • lo speed production A United Mine Worker official, Training workers for defense Jan. 31 «>r News Item: "Unit job. 11 the auditorium To Max and Joe am! Carl and Frank and all' Jones is one of Uwi*' most inii- Industries . . ... Maryland sophomore: like certain oihet with two big name band* to .fur- I the others, the State Sews doffs a topper and. I "»"J* henchmen and wmpteiety phases of list defense program, several hundred fr Theta Aon Bryant (edt.ril| lulw under hi* thumb. Jones owes both bode them 'pray for 1 speaking for the student hotly, wishes con- S thus UMW and LNL Job* to LrwU, appear, to have become gummed] j", wMtririg a , . , .. . , , . , . . .. storm s'.ruck the c;t tinued luck in finishing an already success¬ ■ and he Is one of the tow UMW up with good intention.. I chu(.„ i|llriier „( i„w hours later." This h The program is centralized in 0(nny y/hitc. Zeta T; u Alpha, is ful season. | leaders who followed La?wis in tion is really great bolting to WlUkic. Personalty the public sclusd svs'em, which is | vacuuming in Florid 1 this term airplan j amiable and a hud fellow, Jones | applying the tul ... Pledged to Alpha Chi Omega Thi cftwinger, but he ta cation and ll isn't working out. j Monday eight wa, : Tuesday, is the first of such .i.ei When the program was launch- | Youngmnn, sophoiw drastic nature to be applied ichooU i low any "party la*t . 1. the okevii i the U S., the conciliator said miles every morning Ihusiaftticnlly opened »eir ct .or* ( ||APTK|| CiOI H VlS|Tt\(. I. K. MAY SL Y MtT.\i.S Tried And Rnwrii Opinion nc»ny >,)«« i in uiu circle* me uppoinim wide on all applicant wd turn- j^k A ik«r, Dttmit aoptui The Ur ited States government classes and work at town. And Keyes Cu- .1 ■ > «*• 11 1 a* ed over their vocatUoii shof -i and i Joe Vermulen, Mt. Clemens ( has a wakened to the fact that to¬ That "two heads are lietter than one" is I MIHIV Relations ; ««x taken as clear evidence t Rtalfs. They ore row learning in- j man, A. & M. student, hold- and talitarian nations are buying up an old and proved adage. When more than If every nttulcnt would talk to hix or her 1 the .-h,dow of Uwis .till 1™ dustry won't take some of the Grand Haven j Utt ct Me cial record for hitch inking !r«| two !leads get together and agree on some¬ senator and representative about the , . , ,. .. need ,, , i U"'"1' does not Murrayhimsell "V" ieel and thatste trainees on a bet. ; into the ATO house tni* term . In one mid-western state, which j the whole Theta chapter n gctn^ ,»r materials and plana are New York to Californ; days. thing, such opinions usually are sound. for natural science building, it would do rl,„u,h to be his own boss, counteract such trading. ll a good than the most expensive corps'of j has become a center of defense j to Detroit Saturday to a Founder'.! 10 ( Opinions of this nature were presented at oeT8 KENT. O. Contrail last night's Student council meeting when more professional lobbyists that could ha hired, Lewl< I past 1 confined to his home the weeks with a heart con- J production, n check of the first' day llircbeon given by Detroit I j batch of trainee* revealed a larcc alumnae . . Jack Twist pinned i J*®*" such metals — popular idea that colic atheistic because I number who couldn't get jobs be- ! the five-armed star of Sigma Nu are delegates to the National Student Federa¬ III purchased by the attend church, Dr. Jnh-i ledgp ill In* tion convention presented reports of seme of t •cording to a recent professor of aociolog.v the meetings. that convention, composed Purade of Opinion condition, aptitude and cnt by U. S. consult State university, por i< students who do not a'te College Otic group at ground. manifest many trad it .■ of college students from ull pints of the By Amwcialed Collegiate Prrms PROGRAM IS LARGER trinal and moral view United States, discussed financial problems The schools also have di? What Other College Student! ed Hint the progrojn is n 1< tory as long »» the U. S. buys the j church, Out of this discussion came on the campus. the recommendation that "student funds be derived from a flat fee assessed council on Think on Tiauly Togica Bulletin gt»r than they anticipated interfering with their regular ac-" tivities. Ror StlllicilU lo ll«)IMiucl entire outp... cated. BRITAIN VDMITS LOSSES the dispatch mdi- , Not onjy that, he conti posress a decidedly fav titude toward churchi • Just Sign Here, Bngktod ^Tf Frillnv S tong n* HOTK1. AMH4M IATKIN studying a strongly-worded con¬ Zedck *yn fidential report from the Interstate 1 Another rccnmmcmlation which came and juttq. willingly into the fracas jusl J. Kmght W Conference on Defense Employ- j Wilkir uimeune rise can and w ill foot Use bill pnee from one of tile dozen or so discussion groups W favored student 'participation in making IkUel Monthly." will speak to ment recommending drastic alter- i which preveut* extension ol Ciedit : otember^ of the College Motel as- ation of the training progran.. ] ' AMrrnUee" i changes or additions to the college curricu¬ >liU tinanciatly uuk-bled to tire United ] scciation at their first meeting of Ainang them are: I ,hj L|,e - lum. StuU* frn the H billion dolUr >pendmg sprut; the 1941 kea*on. MoijUmiis will I. Training should be conducted j the entire service A social hour ! meet in the Spartan rtxim of the All three of these rccommciidutivns should Or do remember our ntoney and our men ■ L'nkai at I p. m. today. .separately from regular vov.twaJ | ,„ lh, , education «cUv, icx „ rK.,^lmn f„i|„w. Tr«v«ial.on «ul bo ^ be worthy owes: they're the result of serious ojten comment by a widely varied group of Naturally, the lain Lothian's mission to Washing- j MS( OiTlKG ('LtR— siHMild , ?Jll, J * be based on specific * J"1'* provided from the AEP, house at indus- > 7 30 college students. ton was to deal with the legal technicalities that; Student* desiring to participate trial reeds and ;huuJd be npptov- J '' _____ must be overcome before our financial hand* can f in the winter sport program as ed by the V. S. Employment j Takc her funnjng Tvm hours If organizations at Michigan State work again be clasped- All indication* point to the Duke ; planned by the club will meet in Service. j for 10 cents with a ski plane at for achievement of these recommendations Dritam n in dire room 3, Unicn ar.n^x, at 7:30 p. m. „ of Windsor's similar motive. defense training* State Cab.-Adv. un our own campus, it will be a creditable r.ced of money; we can supply her with that w hich i today, chool* narce companies s he need* But is the tn vest meet one that will pay* : re advancing funds for tui- endeavor. In the financial imlnv on the *«Hret«ry of trea*- R A G. KKiNKi;*— khould be luvcs^igated by ury's report is a Ant and one-half billt.m dollar i Students who signed- for work intent agents. KEEP WARM! "One bradlUbi* pirniy raM Uir rareka* debit marked against Great Britam Only a j in the buildings and grounds de- ncgligibie umount has been repaid by England In J partment fall term are i««questcd In these wintry days pro- the |>a.st 2u years. This pittance payment has been to telephone their winter term SWIVEL [ test your health,with warm cne made by victorious John Bub. Are we to Ua» scheduh-s to the B and G. office i clothes: cool cash after a bad debt only to hoc England, as soon as po."»it>le. PM.TIJRE FRAMES FnUeruil v U eel- Oinu'rvulum should she win again, bbet ui as Uncle Shy lock; * * * (ampa. Coal, wlusu we bvgi.i 1«j teques't pay? PLAY TRYOl'Tfl— On the other hand, if we turn over Fort Kapx to | Ail-eollego play try cuts will tie leather loala Neophyte* in the collofre'a 18 Greek letter Greet UriUua o?il> to .•**•* he* go dawn in defeat, out continued U>: ight and tomorrow Saeaten vrsanizntiota, arc mi their way to tievoniiuv chum' mid our cash *> well w ould be h*t If Lng-! night. Dr. W. F. Thompson »n- WaW Jacket, familiarizcit with more narmat fraternity land I- su.cerr m her desire to make solvent hgf'nounced >c»teida>. Tvyouta for make a trade. P*"* >» "Night Mu>t Fall" wilt be MdZest tofwiWiftife an* aorority life Utix week after fniirhitiff the credit, let * To clear Morge. thau's bocks lei'* cancel U»e five held in room 13®. MorriU hall riffcrs of Fraternity week laxt Saturday and one half bilhou ctobt tor a hundred year's lea** ] ni>ht. on Canada and Bet muda. For furtiver financial as- OR 4PLATE M HdLtiSKlfS— It', a Ioiik cry from tlw torture* of initia¬ tion autlervd by pledge* of a iteeade and le*« idsUnce let England turn over to us the Honduras i and Guiara, the uUnds of Barbados, Giengdu,; »'urk scholarship in other schooU Senior* vnteie ted in graduate .Waal Haaae Rake, Chew WWms MouWei rat and Martinique, so vitgl to Caribbean} may get such information at live oro to Ihe comparatively mild fornix employ- ed Jjy preaeul-doy fraternal ur(anixatiun.u The ftep ha* been a major impiovemeut. defense, "lor the duration" and until her obligation*; f aduate school office, to us are cleared If we must lend morey to Britain let's make no Many other article* of com¬ fort, style and endurance, DOUBLEMINT GUM i Although fraternitie* tui\e kicked the devil bone* about pitH-krg from the Enghsh empire all moderately priced. of the cr -wn jewels that can be of service to u* in outcf pledRe week and *ub*tituted more edu- the Western Hemisphere. There ecu Id be no more al method* of deterntiniiiR the meutat, apf trdpt late or oppt^tuue time W do Wei linjV ■Jtud and phyaieal ealiher of their would- Yankee trading than in 19" GET A HAT :ioUl. irolher*. they have left «ia.u|tb hell in To harnwniie with your outer clothe*. We have YOLK KtULMJS AT them at loltove pent-up bWyoub toBTtoB > ,.k digestion, too, and Itolpa toW* BREAKFAST I2.SS, iVSS gad « o«ik~p yous tort* «£*»*. Tisst youisali to •,#tarshi»« DOUMJDflKT GUM VMf MAY BROS. UNION GRILL TAJNJE SERVICE-7:13. * ymOBSkr^r i>- ; p. ' - ^HBI§ 'I MOBGAX STATE NCWS lection. For the im paeiifty-Men ^4ir Defense Spanish Steel Doors Guard Herbs herbarium in made phihts of flowering types, c French; War Said Action!r UntilTheyGet New Home -everul varieties of fungi, and lichen are included. 'liases At YM Meeting To Be Cause The herbarium is used fdr ref¬ erence and research, much aa a" American aeieiwe irom w points of view of four faculty By Bill Rsrrlgy library, the curator stated. It is i from unrelated departments was the subject of last Spanish now in the last year outranks French, the that From the room Hidden awgy, for lack of * better place, in a vault-like ill the basement of botany building in the college herb¬ also used for idcntificati >n of r*P» :- plants, and in making studies of ltV round-table discussion group in Peoples church. The former favorite. This shift is the the distribution of flora in various itinff was sponsored by Y.M.C.A. result of the foreign situation Women's Angle arium, containing mounted npecimena of plants, some of which were collected more than u century ago. areas of the state. .) lers of tbe discussion" cur-1 Michigan State women are resuming their activities as The herbarium, cf which* |UP which considered the on Axis power victory In the <'i 'n,«rMt .. Prof. . , ,, to house the herbarium started to . rent conflict Iboulh Am,,r'ra- accordins well as their studies as plans for the Spinsters' Spin near com- j Botany Professor T. II. De¬ pn«o problem from eeonom- oolitical, religioua and geo- United States in a would place the precarious posi¬ : L. C. Hughes. language department. pletion. Women's chairman of the marriage lecture series ■ jjn|rton is curator, is guarded make it; elf felt. At the present time only ad¬ CASH tion, economically and spiritually. has been named by Mortar Board while other groups an-j (,y a 8jnK|c entrance with two vanced students are ordinarily ... prof. Kunkel vuid that he would add the word "spiritually" to the list. " ; > indent* electing especially have in Spanish nounce new advisers. ' 1 heavy doors. Back in 1019, Dar- granted use of the herbarium. Dar¬ FOR BOOKS i lington ilsled. a Sunday allcr- lington stated, tfbwever, that when 1 M M. KnaFpen, head of the ! course# SWI. PATTEN— *- Lr, and political science de- SutiSS^nd caure of ;r c-.n„iX:r"ir pomibilities of going to ] i m™ Nwm»n has in fire almost destroyed the bot- the collection can be housed AiyTtas-teylMk Lent. the Hevwend Norman Nuzi.sm must be weighed the j E £»?££ '^men Iding and the collection; mere suitable place, undergradu¬ oh ' Lei religious education stag nb,r ;,nd Maj. O. L. Davidson the college R-O.TC. ur.it. buttle to determine if ligion shall survive. the brotherhood of re- A feeling of man is based | sa^ Tn mwt tht, dtuaUon the i 'or Spartan ganization, announced. women College and since that time every precnu* tion has been taken to remove danger of fire at least partially. ates will be permitted to examine the~ 'parts of the collection. Specimens in the herbarium are CAMPUS ) CO-Of mOVEMSNT discussing economic dem- on common and cannot exist In integrity, he belivcs. a caveman so- ; revision of Spanish course, i Ior nrxl y,,ar Wlth reference to The sophomore women's honor¬ Bulletin DEFINES "HERBARIUM" "A herbarium," according to divided into two collections, me including only Michigan specie-, while the other is a general col¬ BOOK STORK,. ary is sending out calendars which professorial definition by the cur; V pointed out that Ameri- ctcty that threatens to spread it- ' th,s practical .,r occupational de- inr'Mtle scheduled accounts ct r.lt What * Doing On tor, "is a collection >1 planl a're losing the idee of home self over the world. ma.-d bv more emphasis on oral the affairs to be held winter term. dried, labeled and mounted, and p and private business Taking it lor granted that every American realizes that we have to! ucn] study. ; or conmftrclal work and less clas- The calendar will be sent to the Campus Today cla-slfied." The plants in the col¬ our tax structure is not defend the American way—free- presidents of olf organizations on And Tomorrow lection here are arranged accord ability to pay but bur- j Twq of last year's graduates, to families, and mounted campus. Additional copies will ing lower income groups. He dnm of speech, press, worship and t^h Spanish majors, have inform- be sold upon request. (Continued from Page 2) throughout the room. I Canada's and Nova Scotia's private enterprise—Major David- ed Hughes of the application ol MORTAR HOARD— There is no definite figure on son limited his talk to a discussion Spanish in their work. Sidney the HoUtry building. how many individual .specimens rf! „f educational democracy of the me4hod* of defending this j Moore serais word of her position j Kay Freeman, applied music According to E. A. Bessey, dean are included senior, has been appointed wom¬ of in the collection, Dar¬ graduate chool. this should be Lppcn. speaking on "What way of life. as secretary to the manager of tiie en's chairman of the marriage lec¬ done as siMin as possible since most lington said; but he described the \ in our political C ON si Dm TUKKK ANGLES foreign department of the Ameri- ture series which will be belt herbarium a* including "o good j %. Davidson considered the matter can Air Lines- John McArthur is jtution* ana now we can and , .e relinquished. ridge, tenor, who should lie classed may obtain further information , practicing physician of wh«l ((including statements by Sally Azlin. se >e • auv>ng those inspiring lugger and Chita 111., -d "Worli from Mis* H. E. Baiiiett of the j then Carol's Corners in Mac aid that the surest w -i better musical appreciation. Eid- Play." In government to lose out •overrment to lose a w ii? iitlge i«i heard each Thursday at I Dance practices for try out*, i members ami leaders will be con- e«ent war Is won by to- ; ducted at the same time they were student club— forces, he said, histnr; iat our democratic inheri year to assure having cr.. ducted last term. Members or Stude t mobilized, well trained All members who wish to ap- moot ut Peoples church 11 be Jar from safe. is militant stand 1.000.000 men avuilub 1 pear ui the Wolverine picture must in hi times. At the end of i have their fall and winter term leverend in of deligious Kunkel. democracy war, the United States \ 1 ■f. costume next Monday afternoon ied a distinct non-pucifis full modern equipmen ;!- I Kunkel, who said thi enl pupil* They iym. 1 not support such an ab the equipi tented by three piano ; WOLVERINE PH TURKS— in 1 fistic position as that of are Barbara Marilyn Hammer, freshman; j Mabie, sophomore, and j i According to | ganizalioris a a me* Keith, or- ill*be a yy ' * ^ ientious objector, quoted P. Adam's theory that Marie McKay, sophomore; 2JS p. j Six to Arrange 1 taken 14editor, picture* of campus organization- ■ t f ?f|] » m. i* the time. tonight in U>e Little theater of the f which j Student Meet i An unusual' program 1 Home EconotniCA building. i liege Service Cuts Col Ion >h«;uid lie «.f interest to domestic- | ! In the cider that each group „r ■c taken, they am ,H YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY j irplus; Aids Newly to in dies vl!l1 >K* '' iumir »ff»nt»mi^ I en air. student council president. iZcta Tau Alpha, 7; Farmllouie. j lii iudc.ot bv Mai ie Bukuvac Her ■ hit* named committee chairmen in ! 7:10; i hargc of arrangement* for '.he Crops Judging team, 7:30; Agron- th ' Ban Hellenic, 7:20; Farm upon niattrqss program" The btuodt ant may be heard at "•i.st central icgionul conference of omy club, 7:40. , coca.ioT.'a nonuNiini'msv*"o? jackson |be- ng conducted by tbe Mich- 1 •J 45 a. m. Friday ; 'he National Student Federation" Newman nub. r.5(i: Student _ allege extension serv- [ ' club, 8; 1.3.A. 8:1.0; Cheer ieaderv, Up' i* pr.gr.im. "he -ubject for D»>n | BuellL April 11. 12. and 13. "Curtain Going Up." 1 Jean Bill*, Laming 8:20; Blue Key, 8 30} Excalibu.. -tnior, wa»i 8:40; Matrix. 8:50; Varsity club, 9; i and Alpha Phi Omega, 9:10. December aKd January openings j Connelly, CasMqioll* junior wai i on "Unite the gut of hu talk. EC'ON-FARM MANAGEMENT— Library Will To Tent Service I • ' ag » • - \n to ' s oUun to 1 ray ooiiege. VWCA MEETING— .ke tboU- • Both ooH*«« which . Y. W. cabinet will inw ^ I'iwatiMia liers of the organization ot 5 p. rn. in Peoples c! rrwrr.bvts will wr.d rc- ,..,mplvlc platui for tha i iv« from tbeif sludcnt ,u tK. held .lor.. .29. i *Exploi m« group hciidn will di, tun lbc accompUkhtucnts of pro ital coilcgc alumni have I vlous meeting; and will plan to "Occidental Who's W!> the next di*cu«;i >n group. • mattre* A KmAfiol tfcol atari* the i* ultra mifiice card*. Surpri»in|£ly low J ■••art >«A tharauaifh emufortahlt i W« utlriuli year aapiatment. lite ({uality of the (M(»er. |TATI GILLE6E BOOK STORE FREEMAN'S Colke* Beauty Salon ipartMot «f MWI-ig" Stale 1 *• GfMQ Bivar XMim* ut-rn me*.* «•« Basketeers t ratline ■ ' *•' Seek Punc]wjnh It- *»kwW , ■' . ' ^ ^ inn its last two victories (,pc Michigan State's basketball , g team will attempt to break out of its temporary scoring do!- j — drums Saturday night Virginia's squad comes here. when West SNOW TRAIN Although they have won their two contests since returning home Skatr*, Skis Jacket- definitely enough. Coach Ben V nn Men's and Women's Rib off lo Dole Stafford, new ports editor of the Detroit Free Who Takes Max Hindman's NameinVain?■ guessed the answer by now, 11 "was Hindman, *- himself, who heaped I ^ I I Alstyne is tans be Broken timely spots lately, will start at center. Max Hindman and J"e FI.OWERS for MADAM Gerard will be at the forward,, One of the whom State's pivotal men around j swimming team will and Don Farmer to again shatter be built is last year's Captain Don the free style relay mark. He also Cage Finish with Bob at WIN guards. Phillip!' and Bill CI.OSE ONE Burk Lndd, business administration sen¬ anchored the medley relay team Fral l-cnguc Open* West Virginia hasn't shown too ior from Lew iston, N. Y. which established a new varsity svts In a tough spot to find. Willi Six Game*: much potency this season but h .s Although only a mediocre per¬ time of 2:49.5. a fundamentally fair team. Mich¬ "But Marshall drove past it former in high school, the big Don has turned in fast times in Hit High Pilch igan State last plaved a Mountain¬ twice before he finally arrived. freestyler (he towers u mere six all of the free style event*. And j eer cage team in 193 order to compeh n 38 LfCllermen , 8 and 7 points respectively. BUFFALOES Til* KINGPINS under Ihe baskets. He stands In the Spartan senrlng rol- FROM HI KIP the tourney. MAC's T U'* were ] ig Buffaloes team scored Bij, hut yBur's winner*. Formal initiation of 38 21 point* in the last half to defeat ! points as the Sigma Nus With the acquisition of new i letter winners to the Varsit the Kingpins 37-9. Orville Smith Alpha Gamma Rho, 20 tc equipment this year along with ! will be held at Hunt's Foot ma Nu led all the way. more room to play in, bnrminton I at 0:30 p. m. Friday. Thur* and Norm Precodn dropped- in Ex-Aggie Star Gels a 12 to 8 lead at the intermi WINTER TERM ight points apiece for the win- will make its debut on Jan. 27.1 0 \ m. the club picture llarlinoiith Post Dick Ode was high point m; Women atudents may practice for j and new member* will be that mark it—the Br I the tournament between 4 to fi p j at the Little Theater. Honv Bill Hemming went on an Indi- j I AGR with 5 iiointy. Monday through Thursday, i nomics building. vidua I scoring spree, rro king up 16 Tus* McUughry. -tecently ap- ] "ACE" LEADS Till: WAY point* to lead the Roamcrs to a ! points head football coach a! j Lambda Chi had things m. on The ladder tournament will begin ! New members are: A1 23-13 victory over the Sophies. 1 Dartmouth, is a former Michigan j about their own way in do- on Jan. 28 and will be followed Arena, football; Peter 1 After u close first half in which ! State gridiron star. McLaughry ) Beta Kappa 18 to 12. by an elimination tournament basketball; Charles Carey, neither team showed much in the ' played fullback and tackle for the | Freidlund racked up 12 pc later in the season. | ball. Fred Carter. f«»ntba!l way of an offetiae. the Bears held' ddtime Aggies between HM2 and j six field i Students wishing to enter the | Colwrll. freshman football the Olds Hall Aggie* to one free : 1914 before transferring to West- j ing honors I FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT W.A.A. bowling tournament must j ger; Duane Crosthwaite, ft throw and went on to win 19-5. • minister college. For the past few ] season we have a w ord to ofier . have bowled at least ten game*; George Danciu. football CAREY PACF.H D/.V 1 years he has been head roach at [ I before Feb. 21 and submit their Davis, football; Wy Davis A strong DZV team defeated the | Brown university. names and game scores in the ball; Bruce Drynan, track Hungry Five quintet. 20-11. Tues-1 AN EASY, SMART .pp W.A.A. box. The bowling tourna- j aid Farmer, swimming; day night. Chuck Carey, DZV for- , areklental matter. It ment start* Jan. 20. j Friedlurd, football; Joe ( Siiiolinitki, Pitt Submit In nut an from a feeling of assurance—us — — 'j basketball. Putting (i well balanced teai To kiiw Oiteration* WANTED! Fred Himmelein. swii that you are correct the fi«»or, Evvrgreen Manor easily j Stephen Jakubowskl. dowreit Uic Bronco, 25-10. I fed Smolin,kl, 222 pound tackle I Huntley Johnson, The tiaxle., went on . teurinc , ,n)urw| |n ,he Miehii.n game, and Roman Kaman. Kamrnth. baseball; football; Robert William Ken¬ ■pree in the .reund half to rack I Dm PlMi fr„hman left halfback, AT KURD'S up 13 point, and defeat the Stein- , 5ubmliwd u, knM. operation, at nedy. football. Walter Kutchins, football; Robert McNeil, football CLASSIFIED Edward Munion, baseball; Leland Merrill, wrestling. William Morgan, track: Wil Morrison, baseball. John wrestling; William Porteous, I manager; Howard Pound, football; Move Boxing Date (ORAL GABLES Fred Quigley, football; lrvmj West Virginia university's box- Roberts, tennis; William Hupp g team will not meet the Mich- football; Mid ichelb, football; j igan State Spartans on February Joseph Sell, >tball ;manager j 28 as originally scheduled. The all Robi'rt Shei football; Lewi* j date of their meeting has been moved up two day* and the PAL NITE Tuil Suit, - *:«). g!|S. s.'I'l.SO a* Smiley, lootball; Cieon Smith, I ADM. 40c YOUR rAL *xi. track; Etui Stevei *. foutltall, and j Mountaineers will meet State here T uxo.lo, ?23. 830. g.35. *39.30 Leo Wolkowicz, t iscball. ' on February 26. FREE VUiilr VwU • • • *3.50. *5.50 ORPHEUM HURD'S TUXEDO ENSEMBLE TUXEDO, SHIRT. TIE. COLLAR. STUM AND IJNKS, BLACK SILK SOX 829.95 ARROW PLEATED-FRONT SHIRTS, $.1.00 ARROW PIQUE 8HIRI>- WHITE SII-K SCARFS. $1.50 to $3.50— WHITE WOOL KNIT GLOVES. $1.®S" RENT A BOW TIES. $1.00-BtM TONMERES. 50c - COLLARS, lie. TYPEWRITER ts^e MV/rits Him MMtTIIE