Volume 33 Z 329 Bad Weather, But Corsage Ban Triumphs; The Sahhath Wan Today's Ag Progress Not A Day of Rent Drive Brings Not Too Bad, In Will Be Farm Here in Old Days ISA Total To Hope of Fanners Campus Week Theme the Droves of visitors tiext Farmers Week, but old-timers re¬ week invade for 808 Actives Those who expect a tal of Michigan farmers lo ap¬ pear record to¬ next week can't win. If the weather is bad, the farmers will Final Tally Is 879-369 member when Sunday used to be Work lo Continue ConimiHre Plana fop-Off Program of 181 the big day at Michigan State. Twenty-five years ago, when there stoy at home. If the weather is good, the farmers will stay home. Engineers Varied Event* were not enough cars to matter, Lansing people used to come out Group* All Year That years. is the story told by past Juniors Name Lucky Few to del; Dominate to the college by the thousands Most favorable conditions for Chance to dire Up \ Newest een set tedtiled" to settle the long-sianding question. i ' I students passed the measutx Week. ever, the institution of Formers' lunger Strike WILL HAVE MORE ROOM the band shell and Ag hall ore, and the deer purk, now covered torles, then on women's dorm iter* ies, and working down to the off- j Week. which is the biggest of its Paul Ritts, Ray Shedd and George j lie posted r.ext week ! 74 « hisses have been changed, ac- 1 i A total of vote of 879 to 389 light ,dia Light ring's closs in E. L. Anthony, dean of agricul¬ kind staged at any college in the by Mary Mayo dormitory. A campus residences. itmn and Adminstrotion ture and general chairman an¬ United .States, aims at a policy of fence ran through the middle of Bill Morgan and Alice Penny | ,,l Education" borrowed nounces that there will be more the park. Eight or 10 deer were will organise formally service. It was not drafted to by Kermit Smith of the registrar's are co-chairmen of the orchestra j i of the Home Economics space than ever given over to ex¬ to be seen one one side while on Formal organization of dormi¬ bring u record attendance, but to^ committee, with George Busch, i assist those who do get here. 1 l»e excused because of luck of 1 .titer day. Coming in- hibits and meetings and more the other were two elk. People tory women will begin the week Betty V.nigiian .mil Flank < \iir|i- | little later Doctor Light- spare for the 50,000 to 60,000 ex¬ used to come from tnlles around of Feb. 10 under Marjorie Quick, ring discovered her j pected to attend. to see these animals. ice-president of the organization Trl-chalrmen of the decorations i| All -hort course classes have been ! cluss their members in During the five-day program, street coats 1940 championships for stock and committee. Largest registration among sec¬ Judges to Pick committee are Jack Widick, Doro¬ Thursday. thy Todd und Al Gill. 1 j excused Tuesday, William 1 will Wednesday, und '■ Other classes which excused full primarily m igr pointing lo a notice on the board which I crops .will be awarded, depart¬ j mental programs representing al¬ Sophs lo Open ondary groups was recorded for off-campus men, with a total of Court From 23 MacKichan, Harriet Marvin Leonard, j Carpenter, Edward Iloehm ] 1 most every department on campus Prom Ticket 292. Dormitory men numbered and Bruce Nash comprise their! the class adjourn will receive J £y"j.0| specialized treatment 215, dormitory women 175, and off-campus women, 128. Queen Entries committee. j chemifctry i Rooms on ramnus which will he j On the Invitations committee | used the most are Little Theater ..I soda bar." by the added offer of Probably ing speakers. Evening programs will be given Tuesday, Wednes¬ Sale Monday wei i.k mall tops list Twenty-three potential ice car- 111 Olds hull. 130 Moirill hull. Myrtice Schinidlin, with Tom 205 and 215 Dairy building, and | ' lament for herself the Wells hall registered the largest day. and Thursday. Tickets for the Soph Prom, fea¬ See j-hop—Page 3 ; 204 und 295 Hurt building. EVENTS TO VARY turing Wayne King and his or¬ number from any single dormitory ernoot The fieldbouse will house a pro¬ chestra, will go on sale to sopho¬ 155 residents signed. Bonnet college rink. said he expected 100 |>cr cent or¬ gram of pageantry, livestock par¬ mores Monday, nt the accounting The queen will be chosen from ah* Harm ade, music by the college band, office, it was announced yester¬ ganization there within a short horse pulling contest, and a short day by Chuck Hubbard, chairman time. .Mason and Abbot halls had •tall. of the ticket committee. Sopho¬ approximately 30 registrants a court of seven picked by judges Dean Marie Dye. Deun H. and Dean L. C. Emmons. B. Dirks Spartan Magician * t - Pulls __ | of Ihr bun. Eight wrawn votrd f fMU " '*»■ !*" ! Topic of Meet Other*? are Joan Soph Prom is being held in the Results of the annual pledge Rochdale; Catharine Brady, Rob¬ rated as one of the cleverest11» „ wrinkle „f hi. own. | examination give 28 Sigma Alpha college auditorium this year the inson; Mary Hojcr.uk, Alice Cowles, i and cons of the lend-lease Epsilon pledges the highest over¬ price of the tickets will be consid¬ and Ruth Hooksma, Taft. r i ureal deal of uttrrward- bill pre discussed at the regular erably less than it was last year, age score among 17 groups, O. R. Still others are Betty Richter, y meeting of the Campus Ed Sewell, co-chairmnn of the Heath, housing director for men, <»l»inir. the boys called a con- weel Kappa Delta; Betty Johnston, sion group held in the finance committee said yesterday. announced Friday. SAE pledges r pointed accusing lingrrsj Disc Kappa Kappa Gamma; Frances last night. The program scored an average of 56 points in Ipaki chimney, and went Unit j he form of a round table 65 to take the honor. Richards, Sigma Kappa; Kay with Alex Goldfleld Sprague, Zeta Tau Alpha; Peggy Kitchen Oiiccii College Assists Pledge* did much better work sion Hazen, Alpha Omjcron Pi", Betty it g and Dr. W. O. Hedrick in the past three years that the Applegate, Kappa Alpha Theta; If Can't Beef as sponsor. test has been given. Heath said. Helen MicDonald, Chi Omega; Will Will With i .t«» enough. i a in foolish economy power, to put express confl- Special Study This may be due to the interest and time spent by the increased Bonita Lesaelyong, Alpha Chi Pics and Poise i Omega; Ruth Mairy Stone, Alpha in him, then limit him. L. Dressel, assistant pro¬ pledge trainers on the training Gamma Delta, and Bette Jeanne of mathematics, this week course, he inferred. Questions for Stonor, Alpha Xi Delta. world. After a while, howe t linson officer for the the test were selected from those handed in to the housing office | Kdgell'* tricks took attention a< j M.S.C. branch of the Cooperative from hi* Peoria, lit., grami the • #ide fav It's iron i "that "the bill i* Study in General education, a by each pledge trainer. Nearly 300 pledges took the test, Leologint Writes school teacher, and Bob begat lulling the first true 22 «'"'«* unl" working stay after school regularly a rt Kxhihit Shone j r.ilted 1778. cracy when there on t^e Problems arising in the or- which is given by the Interfrat- Research Paper punishment. Finally the tcai ernity council, every fraternity ■ing under' a demo- I gan.zation, ridmlnUbatlon. and Chronology of Pi id him that if the other c annuls Prints - ment having such evaluation of education. Dressel being represented. "Glacial Phi Chi Alpha pledges were Southern Rocky Mountain I dren would stay after school, f'.r i Instructor ( Jiomcii • stated a lease- W,|I have responsibility for co¬ nee ""Cm. Ctwo/iCr™ it " ordinating work done on the pro¬ second, followed by Kappa Sigma, po>*r * ular in Grandfather' «n exhibition in the j ject at East Lansing. rhi Kappa Tau, and Hesperian. ?■ ^7 L •uunt profMMir of geology, hoi, ■ "!i« fir* I Ah Content JimI-c Several members of the faculty been publUhed In s recent bulletin j /' fourteen he "tended ng. Feb. 2 to IS. LAils Allrntl have contributed to the study's of the Geological Society of Amer- j Maguian. Brotherhood convention t collection of the fa- i maw*.y program. Ben Euwema, associate Herbert lo Speak and for several years was the | He j ,„a I youngest magician to attend. - . nd iv« prints win State Mretina professor of English, constructed Result* of the study will force become a *emi-pro two year* j iere from Grand Rap- Kenneth j the English placement test which To SporUmen ind a new interpretation and dating inter, and now j ..n exhibition. The Charles Clark the hotel nd j ls used, while L. m. Turk, asao- for many glucial and recent event* week. Cur- I Greene, junior in shows a ot the work of ifessor of soils, is working Prof. P. A. Herbert of the for- In the Cordilleron region of wes¬ ». who only published department, are attending the an measure the estry department, will speak at tern United States, Dr. Ray ex¬ perform* old favorite popular artists of the , nual meeting of the Muhigar ntroductory the Shiawassee Sportsman's asso¬ plained. His specialty, Kdgell says, pre bought for about Hotel association '** soils courses. Member* of the ciation banquet at Owosoo Tues¬ According to Ray. the purpose "super-mentalism," the reading < . pr.mea in black and j which began Friday and will end psychology department ore also of the study was to validate the a spectator's thought*. According ,lht 1 -..Id from pushcarts this afternoon. working on techniques for eval¬ day. "The Importance of Conser¬ chronology proposed for the dat- to Edgell. it doe* not require ar.y , 1 u»k the They are representing the Mich- uating student recognition and an¬ vation to Present Day Civiliza¬ supernatural, powers to read a j pel tion" will be the title of Herbert's ing of the artifacts of Folsom ,,TlC, r.e present 7ay Sund.y ! igan State College HoUla.socU- alysis of propaganda. ^ in his study "Geologic Anti- rnind under the proper condition*, j for I.... movie, and plays, tion and are the first <«*«•«• Dres.se 1 became liason officer at man quity of the landenmeir Site in j He also performs sleight of hand. >u» the art department! that the school ha. rent to a meet- the request of Dean L. C. Em- Colorado" published last year by j card tricks, and I ing of Michigan of liberal arts, former hold- , the Smithsonian Institution. atiorut toward special line* of en¬ curriculum, Dean Dirks made the statement that "while our work j gineering work: chemical,* civil, electrical, mechanical. metallur- I apparently looks rigid on paper, i gical, or sanitary engineering. [ actually each man has a choice to mental principle, of the Kiencei In addition to these elective*. : make every year. In fact, 1 be- j which ere the baiie of engineer¬ lieve the difference lira in the i Junior* and aeniora may elect cer¬ fact that this division operate1 ing practice without attempting tain optional course* in technical la specialize him in any roeciflc field* or in the engineering »d- With a set schedule rather than i field because as a general rule en miniatration course. The latter a series of set rules. Inasmuch! undergraduate does not know in a« engineering necessitates strict' which to major," Dean Dirks •*- training along certain lines and, we do not have the broad course* || 'iMmjv Jul ■ rials, Lsadoa who cum to MAC term's 17 credits. Engineers are not a ions in the practice, how* Newt Roundup RrStfj Lend-Lease fHH does I to.k—o-ttos m* MX - -4- Bulletin To House With Revision*] With fcur amendments attached, the lend-lcu-,. bflf K^^RmS ' E X faOcRfed CcSeftiak? Pff" MsiaU, 1941 attitude. dumped into the lap of the House Thuraday with tracking of the House foreign affairs committee. Unprecedented powers that jvould be granted the chief, 1: — -* . -T* " J' ",.'! iRR wo»- otf" ecutive by the bill would op-* k .. giRDBgRI Quotable Quotes — (OsSlltOU, MM. tr I erate until June 80, 1943, un¬ union official said BRfTMH POUND (By Associated Collegiate Press) to schedule examinations durir# der a time limit attached to M:sGQ,| "The progress of the present day does not WASHINGTON—Most of the discussion at the Praaident'a Farmers' Week. Feb. 3-7, due to the measure in committee. The Bengasi. Libyan conference with congressional leaders on the aid-to-Britain the feet thet meny students are re-1 president will Marshall Ctraziani .- necessarily imply the elimination of private quired to participate in the vari¬ soiidate his flagging j lull hinged on two amendments which he contended had little, $: be required to universities, but it constitutes a challenge. ous activities of farmers' Week. report period- (or a last-ditch If great universities only offer their tradi¬ if any meaning. going a pounding Ically to con- They were aimed to prohUi- • WOMEN'S BADMINTON— British units, Coin, . tional Instruction that evades all troublesome greMi on the it the convoying of merchantI grsve and immediate repcrcui- Graduate dames and women lend-lease pro- cording to Italian p .. issues, if they confine themselves to studies students interested In in the African camp.,!# far removed from the central problems of ships by U.S. war vessels, and ' 'i".1;* He In R"u!,h that local Nazi-Fas¬ playing badminton Monday eve¬ warned graduate consult army 1,000 German milii... v to require all lend-lease trans-1 cist parties would attempt to seize society, then they cease to lie a vital force. nings (rum 7:30 to 9 p. m. in the and navy heads are aiding the K.i ,, ; actions to be okayed by the new j power in ut least hnlf a dozen women's gymnailum may obtain Their failure may force mankind to resort to Libya. superficial progress devised by demagogues super-defense agency office of i countries, probably resulting In further information by calling '(wn sh'P01<*nts ot war materials The retreat to Btr.g, production management. civil war which Hitler would ex¬ Mrs. M B- Dickerson at 4-8230 when Derna, fur?h« • abroad. and may result in the failure of western civ¬ Biggest argument was over thr j ploit to the limi*. And where to- Saturday morning Rackets are LEW Although i t Mediterranean, fell <-;.r; ilization as we know it. By co-operative re¬ prohibition of convoys. Repub- furnished. stipulated by the commit- day. licnn floor leader Charles McNary ! gaining a foothold, Hull poin'ed search, by methods of teaching that equip |i,can n< Germany has no ijuh men and women to think clearly nnd wisely, and Joe Mnrtin insisted on such ! out that Hitler would immediately RETAIGERATION LECTURE— tee that the measure doe* not the American people i- un urnendment. Roosevelt argued * establish bases for military oper- that disintegration. The that it would be unnecessary and j ation to strike at other parts of Clayton Cairns, engineer from J authorize the convoying of British to cope with any ev,Ttua«.| the Servel company, will give o j shipping from the United State? American we may prevent intervci • ■ great universities hold the fate of civiliza¬ meaningless. lecture on. refrigeration ut 7 p. m. by U .S. r.aval units un ainend- Latin Americu and the United George Peter. Monday in r«»om 101 of the phy- j ment to outlaw such convoying | told his subject Ed Moray, tion in their hands. We dare not rest upon our ACT BAKU CONVOYS States. speech honoring ih*■ __ CIRCULATION MANAGES Robert Bonlece laurels." Cyril James, principal and vice- "The neutrality act prohibits | ISOLATIONIST** ARK QUIET aics building. It will be a 53-min- was rejected, versary of his am-n. AST STAFF ,. l. provost of Montreal's Mi-Gill university, of¬ American vessels from entering! Hull mentioned no names and ute talk. 18 minutes of which will POLICY j OUTLINED ship that approach ..Larry Hardy, Leo Sherman fers n challenge to professors and students. restricted war zones," he pointed; was not pressed for any. In fact, be a movie reel. It will be an a* outlined by the foreign af- be torpedoed, he u a j fair? committee,is policy to be of one the the two isolationist warriors pres¬ I out in effect, "and 1 have no de-; operi meeting- Nation Bryant, Rodney sue to repeal the neutrality act : ent, Nye of North Dakota and • • • J United States of Perry, Chnrlei Larson, Jack McGrilT, Jane Wlile, "Many of us are convinced that democracy I However, if you must put thi* Clark of Missouri, handled him IMNING ROOM < LOHED— | keeping out of wur and of aiding ma- .trd i Jack Mackle, Edward Pnpper, Dave Poxion, Jack cannot lie saved by arms alone. Kven if we I window dressing in the bill, 1 with kid gloves throughout the The service dining room of the victims of totalitarian aggression Klllan, Harry Larson. are not drawn into the war, even though Kng- won't try to stop it." proceeding*. Union will be closed during Farm- in | the interests of home defense, attack Thursday ' avoid defeat, the causes thkt des¬ The other amendment, sponsor¬ Hull was primed to meet their ers' Week from Feb. 3 to 7. itre r i. :<• « *. the bill, with re- when German h,.- . lanil may ed by isolationist Rep Hamilton attack head-on but they didn't • • • j vi als recommended by the group, heavy logs over the ftr iAli troyed the democracies of Hurn|ie will still him a chance to work out Fish of New York- would require give BULLETIN REQt'EMTS— | will defend to the utmost the com* to give the cap. lie at work." Donald Duhane, president of the-office of production mnrxage- on them. Doth senators were re¬ spectful and circumspect in their Memtiers of college departments j mitteemcn claimed in a report to the National Education association, looks who plan to display bulletin? in the House. MARTIN WILL LI behind the threat to democracy. questioning. connection with Farmers' Week ' Labor's authority in the national { defense program showed its teeth k'.rlf, I- i ABE IS DELAYED National ch.t r exhibits should secure request LasI year when the AFL Bakery slips and sheet? from the Bulletin Thursday when a low bid by the Republic and Confectionary Workers union office today if they wish to have i Ford Motor Co. on an army truck on March 24 by Around the contract was rejected by the war made its annual presentation of n Martin. Jr., its pi their requests filled by the office. I use! department. Reason for rejection has announced 1 huge birthday cake to President Complete cooperation in the I Roosevelt, the truck conveying it of these will be greatly oppreeint- i to the White House hit a rut in ed. i favor of a higher 10 allegata*: bid is the __company his own wulkm meeting of the r... Editor's Desk ! the mow and the elaborate cake j refused at that time ar < list of possible Mi* I CAMPUS 4-H CLUB— Although tiie i Campus 4-H club is sponsoring j With Jack C. Sinclair i a roller skating party Saturday denies it. talk i* ington that ii < The group will meet at Better He iorefid We lass an Old Friend— I evening. the north entrance to the Uniou umponies engaged to All British pattleshti. is to be traded j ut B p. in. to get tickets. rart. (Ford now ha* before the ' States for 20 It is seldom that Adolpli Hitler says any- j upreme court on appeal again*t George V. whin j - thing of importance, Is-cuuse his actions have VALENTINE'S BALL— n NLRB decision accusing the; Halifax from I..h | so frequently contradicted Ids words. Independent Student association I i»mpany of unfair labor prac Canadian water : However, ho did make oik- pronouncement , council member? having tickets to' tes i The CIO i* "delighted Mrs. Annie U | the other day that proponents of "all-out" j sell for the Vulentuie's bail are. Detroit; widow " j not to place them on sale ui til < - aid to Britain might well uonaldar thought- I Wednesday. Simon Pilznmski, gen-1 • fully. 1 Every American Rliip attempting to carry • last-minute aid to the British "will la- tor- • pedeed," llitlgr has stated. He has followed Ms threats of war pretty well in the |inst; it NYA projee MAGIC IAN ENTKRTAINH- "—"hits In-en his threats of peace which he hna KuinioiiH I,, MitI - disregarded. Wilii K«lu« Jtnr- . Tims there is a good chance that lie would - stick to itis word if America does try to ship - U C. Emmor i" Arts, will attend - munitions to Britain. If he does, the United Z States will have another Lusitaniu incident r on its hands. j Backus performed several In view of this threat which has a prom- him and he liked the oludci »f .nagic fur the guest--. Z isory vein, a policy of extreme caution is the etai limes tlu? yeai tit* ha Richardson, B^;. Kappa staff membci? now ui tiie | only ope those responsible for a decision on Actuated in '38. will be inar- : K0RALGA1 g - complete aid to Britain ran follow. to the Ua> all)ft Wednesday ufUunot WMk H» lot Thursday's Stale News That nigh TONITK M (tiling l<» Be Picked Politicking la in the Wind— MNUMi » SONNY IK mix t HhE Waiting to la* plucked, just like a big red ' KKMICZVUCS HINTS AND HIS w that he did not become a ic |*rd Mr and Mrs. Townsend Rich - these students to whom such a Course would j serve officer until last year. BBACELETK ARE FAVOR*— The Ptu Chi Alpiia? also ~ he most valuable. Bickelhaupt*? m« th«jd of dirEct- j arc To augment lectures by qualitled staff t ing the navy's big housing umti-r- j holding their term party tonight RICH'S " Max li.ixc Freer Kulc- takirg is to draw rough sketches, . in the Amei ican room of the - members, irersonncJ men antl others from StUI airtn: the pohlical place the projects "on older" and | Old* . . favors will be stiver „ various livlds could la- brought in for lectures. rucsMixnwvHjMti«»iu which « pas? the buck to local public j bracelets, and progranx* with the - It would bo tine if Michigan State could lUtvs will make to Student t ' Works officers. Also, the enxpL*»iA ralseti fraternity uesl on tiie ct»\- THE NITE SPOT not only train students for jobs but also » | placed »>n xt«tl con*trucl;*»n by [ers will be at each plate I train them to get jobs. Who will volunteer? j Bickclhaupt has caused muttering I FrarcUl Yahslcty. ^sicial chairman! | among *mall contractors. | will escoct Vugmia Pool, Alpha Z A Bud Thin# Hud*' II orse present at* Hul Crumley was selected »i dele- j The Lhurrh iu the College Sometimes if laid situations aren't aggra- gate to the Vocations committee, vated, I staring up under them until a solu- while decision on the Green rules this year Nothing is official on it yet, ! met was deferred pending Hel-j Famous ^ upan but that is what will be dour The plan include* further] jFV lion can la- found is not excessively difficult. a party system for State, with campus political par¬ | investigation of ilieir propo*Nlj Z But when some cue makes a bad situation worse, it greatly increases the need for n ties being organised by a specific number of student» who -ign petitwr.s "Gov enxor's convptation." j Grill remedy. tmmmu for j That is what is happening to the problem of long distances between classes in remotely i'ood t uud located buildings. It's hard enough for students to be only a few miuulcs late in going from a class un one skle of the campus to one in a . on the other aide. But when an announces that anyone who enters his class¬ room after class baa begun will be counted ab- saot that day--and then in addMiei his lecture at eight instead of M after the hour—Mimething ought to and done quickly. v.* ;■ ■■ ■\ ■ *7** Saturday. nitpity t, 1941 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS A mm «nt hw i flying Held at Unhrera* iFGftoHel Ball Sets Forger It Expert 1B0 Students At Signing AUMi* Quiet Please!—Noise Annoys Are Slated Te Those Omnipresent Proctors Pace for Weekend Name* to Check* R i (11 Chester Parker, Sr., alias Peter T. Hugan, alias James H. Carter, Show St^ek |0f Social Activities Variety the Ui« of the 'It ww quiet during flnol week." alias George W. Clark, alias Charles H. Carlisle, a check forg¬ IWv Will Take w "Yen, it'» quiet here, 'this term' " Bubtb Myrtle "Whet quiet hours?" er extraordinary, may be in town. Local merchants were warned of PMI- IXlle fophomocc and North Hall turn proetoring in her own Total ei 41 Events Is Scheduled this fact by Michigan State police Inlernalionul proctor, at the end of' a three hall, but now they're on the honor this week. hour shift- system with the regular proctors 1.. iidina off mtU •rtivities for tho week-end, the Interfrn- to encourage it at twenty minute The forger is described as about Ill 8, ELLIS BJtANUT East Lansing presents a wide intervals In her circuit of the t.-mity-P—UfflMlo formal featured music by Red Nichols The Class of "43^ I 55 years old, about 5 feet 6 inches One "'hundred and" eighty halls. tn'l ReCV* GUMfl. with only one break in the four hours' tall, about 185 pbunds, a smooth short course and regular stu-. Allen Battle Creek soph- Jacob Lusch, Detroit junior- cltwui*. Puffs Ifo* time the Greek King and Queen for say victims, as a state em¬ dents will show entries in omorc, who presides over the poses, speaks for Hedrick's cooperative, !94I were inducted by Fred* ploye and passes checks varying the Little International live- Mason-Abbot club counselors, re¬ "It's surprising how friendly hints PRESKMTS I T Mitchell, donnof John Ufaey, ~ from $9.50 to $12, cxfiense accounts supposedly for stock show sponsored by the uni- on tbe state husbandry and dairy catth P°rU that appealing to belter natures "sometimes works.' the men's work to keep it quiet here." Alpha Chi Omega, Patricia They depend mostly on coopcra- Young, scholarship chairman, of K' - I atui i re highway, auditor general, and .j u-oa 'ion and consideration to enforce Kenmore, N. Y., thinks their new 1 picked as K state conservation departments, Friday. ,t-, The , i . mid sometimes for township and connection with Farmers jtaw l. to be held in Wet k I system worked wonders. After midterm exams last term they rrjunty offices. Generally he ob¬ Feb. 6 in the new livestock pa\d- Kar'- tains the balance of the checks in Cold showers and occasional ceased mere pep talks in house ion, beginning at 1:30 p. m. Jehn arid lings ure resorted to In the meetings, put a sister on phone W. Foster, of Hastings, is ringm.i - i-addlings are resorted to f j flower arrangement, I Roland Gessert, Vern Osborn, Rob- hapter houae. Matt lleppler, Dan Sutton, Louis Giroux. Joe college new,, lotlowrd by the n,l- Invita'ion, have been j ert D. Straw. Walter Veale, Joe I Kinei .il chairman, escorted Miss Griffith, and Richard Huddle the Patricia Thourlby of St. Clair, lege music dejiartment j-rugrum at ;|]| former flower arrangement j yrith, Frank Hittman, a-it V i studerts on campus and students Trembles ENGINEERS night they locked themselves in their room and howled until the . wno wore a red strapless formal. (Continued Iram | now enrolled in the course are re- ! The following will eghilut wee hours though. Tin- women's cooperative houses time during the year. jiikl l*nn Dorothy Price, general South. John Potts. Glen Heist, hairman. will dance to the music ,< Art Howland with Minard Mu- From the Ward Hodge. Jr . Robert McOt '. Wells hull. made up of fresii- n*w and will wear champagne and Bruce Zumwalt. in men, seems to have the opin- OPEN TICKET SALE Women's Antrle 1 .,)!!«> trimmed with gold. LEAII BROWN SWISS was never deter twin-j j i) as voiced by Ted Retan ol Union bnllroom will be the scene The foil wrung will lead in Brown Dirks stated "but it J ( rand Rapid*—"it's quiet wane ol TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 f the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity for- Si'Iiction if committeeg fur the Tower Guard alumni ten. Swiss cow*: Ray Dennis. Ed Ste¬ been attributed tn J e time, and the library un'1 nai t»night with Arn DeCamp combustion in the uctvts.hirg music for dancing. Ar phens for the VV.A.A. Karmerrt* WVl'k booth, and arrailRcmontM J pheitfon, the Ep| Robert H. Bates, Marvin j Smr,r who won't be quoted ^ay 5.VV.L, board dinner play a predominant part oiiiter, social chairman, will i foi* the as his guest Miss Jeanne j actlon oi the women »tudent« thin week. "tjuch, who will wear a black j Tower L : trmal with the fitted bodice I At the THE STATE med with red silk print. hi Alpha fraternity's for- 1 inner dance tonight will !*• «• American room of the Ho- j MORNING )kb. Bob Dean will play for | liganization is also plane •it ! Miss Virginia Pool, guc.-t j Yabsley, general chair- nts chosen solid red taffeta REVEILLE! NEWS! J-HOP ■ nth gold trim. | ALPHA I'lllS SWING OUT (Cotdinued (rom Puu< h musie by Coy Ekkind, Al-' •:ii Mirorrty will hold its for- ut, Helen CUu.cn an I inner dance in the Womc - JiVliltV TUESDAY, TIIUHSDAY AM> SA I'UHDAY ,MOKNING» Ultcr Wright Frrvl-nfl. »Aied f ISU.iv't I. I v:c deemed il proper t JackMin. J.OIV III.nt ,.nd llOKXLN IM I.ITH.lt The Division »>f Engineering 9 Cuin|»iin Ami, "9 Tli<- (UgiuptiH 4 '.alt'inlar pointed officers. Beth Taylor, ic- Harry Yciaar, ttwn eeromtttee in. A knga t„,up ,,f horwa * ill nl- Nrw* I'lrlurrtt ■Iunet Englehardt is chair-1 cording secretary, Jerry-Rolfe. so¬ i tudirg Huntley Johnson t-v. Von ,,, .hnwn. Prtrheron, ■. he 9 \Voiti«'ii*t» New* 9 •< the dance at the Alpl'a I cial chairman, and Betty Hazcn. Lher.tein and Uruiae Both. binuglit in by Bob Mayne Art liiitlt-r the Win* "i Pi chapter house, while ' are chairman, will be acquainted Kj).si|of» Pi's fraternity radio j with members and advisers ol Harry Gardnrr and Grate Nah- Cecil Kppic. Ilnive McAr- 9 I'tMby'n uairtnan. Chairmen of the [ At a W.AA. comn Co-churrnten Charlr. Jarrat., ,rn Kurtt, c Ut srtue- • rties .at Ma?on and Abbot j lust Friday afleir ,i M-.ru.- June r«nd Martha fcdw. have J-w- Edgui Dick ; l...eU.xk William Ah». Frank o " ixxtively are John Dough-1 Gardner, concaasioiw KcUfcrr. »U««r !»Uy Fleck, Sally Itack. Al A Boolh IWh lklld• Rol*rt -k and Ted v -Ki. U.c> Harmon Me.icl', . Henry Simon*. Ruisell .1 ring ewe lambs wili i'n.jramc«inmitl«c include, c»- ' Hobeii Hooey. I-."" PI VALUES arrcn, Bob Denharn, Oo-rmro Aori-.o f —«• kid lUr- I H-.o-.-r-l G-Xkl-if. !t-.t*it Service}* ,itv t-lxua-rel Uot. DeLulc. Id- lof Stevens i.r.d Ho—rd Fox Awliu». Karl Taj:., ! Cobole. Holert Tier. Msitm I n* >d |' John Fair. Bill am (Pxxling, Case. Don Carwm, A BROADSIDE OF I.. The Refreshment* fot the junior | hart. Rotjeit RockcUlft, 1 William Burnett, and Hugh Cleage, ,»rly aie bemg pt«nned by W, K. Lcczr!, Joe ('I l ocal Churches Charles Peterwin and - Larry Poler§. and Paul Wen i'a,rmcn ul:- Cromer, a>»i»t*rf by commit- I TO FEATUBE LAM ft* CLASSIFIED ?eir.en Rom Van Volkenburgh. The show will also feutui CMHHIM; during 'be month (.1 February. j airicia Pi*U »nd MiylU* IHaru 'exhibition of e»e lamb*. IXTHtHANn— Handling the problem at financetirade will be led by: V. The Hev Freder.tk Schc-t jc Robert Gxy afid JwLn bL JuJui., Ro**n. Hill Carvey, Gonuv C • KMIWEHS Cbivuk" exccwtne .clary the Lu:her*u Sludn.' - ••/i.-t v-n | • FOOD&DKIMK will be the »pe»xe' et the 11 a. m. t service ut the Lutheran church in | if b'» • STUUCNT. SUPPLIES the jjd.tur.um uI the- Ma~r.ii , Tempi' 3H M A C ...em.: ; HE4JUEA I ION & EM ElM AINMEiVl "God the Father. a-'d toe Work nt Creation" will be the ther e ot Flowers UOWT MISS YIJUU mm the Uiblc ituily hour a' 10 a. m. Lutheran Student ' ot the '• Member, club will again meet al " p. m- - mm ST. THOMAS AQUHA*- Ma as will be held lor the Saint Ttanru- Aquinax para'' 'n '5S S ate theater al 8:30 and 10:30 ip, tomorrow. • Tonight In Quest Of First Victory Newton to Sec First Collegiate Action By JaRn 81 John Leaders Topple Poixed forPurdue Instead of the flu-ridden ranks that 1941 meet to Ohio State last Saturday. dropped the openinf Coach Jake Daubert In Intramural will send his Michigan State tank team into the water at full partan strength today when it meets Purdue university at B P- in the Jenison fieldhouse pool. State swim hopes when two relay Cage League Both teams will be seeking trams broke vorsity records Thurs¬ Wrritllng squad last night in Jen- loon Heldhouse, and, as a result, Coach Tendley Collins' fast-mov¬ portlines By TOM HrXTAM.r their first victory of the sea¬ day night John Becker. Huntley son, since Purdue's splashers Johnson and Capt. Don Farmer have yet to win a meet, having carved a second front the varsity ing Michigan State matmen r.ing mark in the 300 yard medley re¬ lost to Northwestern university up thllr fourth 1941 victory 31-5. and the University of Michigan lay by negotiating tlie distance in The Spartans won oil of their Jenisnn athletic facilities are In their meets to date. 3:12, and. minutes later. Johnson bout* with the exception of the here but I can't remember feeing teamed with Harold hMVywelKht finale in which Bill scarcely a year old, but already Ralph Newton, promising sopho¬ and Farmer more free style artist, is the prin¬ Hefferman and Don Ladd in the ftupp, making his bow to colleg¬ they have proved to be inadequate yard free style relay to swim cipal Spartan swimmer who was 400 iate wrestling as Collins' newest in some respects. Tn foct, fans on the sidelines against Ohio State the distance in 3:49. two seconds jusTPicrriRE hnvyweight And- was forced to were turned away from the first the existing varsity and will nee action tonight. New¬ better than THAT SMII.K ON Am sidelines with an injury be- | ing the swimmers "across the line swimming meet held in the million ton, who has been out with a flu record. Since varsity records .can tore his mot debut had scarcely; with encouragement. Today's meet dollar structure. It was a Ane attack', will be limited to compe¬ be broken only in meet competi¬ MOTHER S FACE gotten underway. Rupp, junior tribute to Coach Jake DnutieFt to with Purdue should be another tion. Ihe new records are not of¬ football guard from Louisville, tition in only one event, however. thriller. when «l»r gel-mh» have the overAow crowd of 600 He will enter the all-important ficial. After the met, Mike Prpe, vet¬ % turn out to see his tankers per¬ 400 yard free style relay. form against Ohio State last Sta- eran Buckeye mentor, hud but one In four dual meets, the Hoosier TELEPHONE their role of "giant killers," hava ■AVE ONLY THREE BACK tankers have beaten Uie Spartans urday. Even In defeat, the Dau- Wfljd to describe the Spartan set¬ only bertmen made a good showing. up—"perfect." lie said with the defeated the Merry Maes and The Boilermakers have only once. That setback occurred CALL exception of large crowd accom¬ Hicks to take over the lead In three veterans back from their in 1939 when they downed the Some of Daubert's old grads who modations, the pool facilities were Block 5. 1940 team. Kratzer and Carney Daubertmen 41-34. were back to see the new nntn- N« ruin brine- ant- the best in the country in every MANOR TRIPS WOLVES will enter 'the free style events, torium and the 1941 team were while Anderson will be a back¬ trjaylt Mnthcr Una I dead sure that Michigan State respect. Ills men expres.'ed them¬ Led by Roy Penichter who tal¬ stroke entry. The remainder of would have the strongest team In selves as being eager to return for lied six points, unbeaten Ihe intercollegiate* championships green Manor battled the previous¬ Ever¬ the lineup consists mostly of soph¬ El Celeras Pace that af her hoy of tiH j Its history. March 28-29. ly undefeated Wolves to a 1S-I0 omores. m arhaaL Many m, | of the second three-minute per¬ In four years I have seen many victory in a game marred by It Carney will swim in the 220 and Women (lagers Scat* realize thai ; iod of their match with a reverse fouls. The Manor Ave holdlitf a 440 yard free style events ngninst led by Ann Balde¬ State's veteran middle-distance Et Celeras, aike it a point to ol I nelson. Beause he took the of¬ 9-6 advantage at half time, stayed who tallied 10 point* bom each week. Wfcr f st rom, men, Ted Himmelcin and Bill Fee- fensive position at the beginning in front the entire game. tained their undefeated record of the period, Maxwell had to Height and ability to control tha ney. last Thursday night as they de- don't /an try i that the human rare Is getting bigger, ftpar- yard breatstroke race wrestle u third stanza with the bull under the baskets were the The 220 feated Team 1 24-18 in women'.- some proof. Basing Coach Brick Bnrhans Palo Squad Fare* together Charles Blgc- tonight? Reductll main factors in the Celtics lt-5 will bring intdamural basketball play. nlth his heavyweight stagger from Norfolk. Neb., pea ted his per for mo nee with victory over the Roomers. Elmer Culver Academy low and Williamson of Purdue, ratca an calls to mod I Chaek Clark, bat at least twa ather rosrhes are The '44 Majors made it three netsnn and crotch hold in 2:02. Hollenback paced the winners both sophomores, whose past times Hutson pinned Burt Arant, rambtng the rsmpas for big. stripping he-men. with seven points. When the Spartan polo squad are almost identical. Last week"] straight losses as they fell. 13-12, points are in effect fi¬ Knrl Ht hlsdemsn Is begging for anyone who can before South Williams. At the Bronco 175 pounder In 1:59. The torn the 16 pound ball aver the 49 feet mark. Keeping their undefeated record faces Culver military academy Bigelow splashed his way to a new end of the half South Williams ery" night after 7 id | Fonca City, Okla., senior, showing Intact the New York Jewels de¬ this afternoon at Culver, Ind varsity record of 2:37.5, while Grtdder l-ew ftmlley. who would have been tops led by seven points, however, in aU Say Sunday*. Improvement over his feated M. A. C. 23-7. Coach Jim they will be encountering their Williamson was giving Purdue its In the shot pal. Is still wearing a east on his leg, the second half the Majors went against Michigan Wednesday, used Norn's team built up u 20 to 4 strongest collegiate competition of only first place against North¬ ahead only to lose in the last 16 If the rate to ye a double arm lock to accomplish the season. western with a 2:37.2 perform- second of play when South Wil¬ hone hi not listed I the fall. Culver will appear here in I liams scored a foul shot which Dave Pletl won his second onstration hall for the return meet gave them the 13-12 edge over low, yon can obtain it | match of the season when he pi Feb. 21 or 22. Defeated by the narrowest of i the Majors. Evie McCraw was from the te red Bill WMde, Cuse grnppler, Both teams going into the game Making the trip will be Captain targins In last year's meet, Don undefeated, Cumpbel! Hall suc- Fred Gibbson, Northville junior, Ladd will have a chance to ev< high scorer for the winners, net¬ directory (inside (ml I 2:36 of their second bout. T ting seven points. rumhed to a stronger Eagle quin¬ Norm Spatz, Saginaw junior, Ed scores with Purdue's Kratzer lone Michigan wrestler on 1 tet 25-4. Coach Albert Daniels, Chozey, New York city senior, the lOf^ard free style conte; Alice Cowles evened up its re¬ cover) or from "loot | Spartan squad used o modified Distance*', (dial D. "whlzzer" for the fall after nearly Eugene Keyes nrd Ward Smithers and John Burton, Chicago junior. Both swimmers boast times of 55 cord to two wins and two losses pinning his foe on two other oc¬ each scored three baskets for the seconds or better for this distance. as Margaret Brooks ran up 13 A poll shows two-thirds of Uni¬ casions in the 465 pound contest. A note of enrouragement came points to pace her team to a 16-12 Rales for Tlir,-c-Mia| versity of Detroit student* favor win over the G and Gs. RIGG8 TRIUMPHS in this week's practice session freshman hazing. behind Merrill pulled another (To*. Tkla a Ml work (or Blar Ursa, Bill, (or hr alw rr- dependen tile Night S reived HI. army qae.Uoii.lre nolKylna him thai hr I. So 2M lo hi. undefeutc Whirlwind finish to take his sec Sution - to • "latin | local droit hoard in laiabvillc. or.d straight win on a fall in 8:43 wun six points ana Aiueri jonrs Calls In the 136 pound struggle. M« I Indian - . for the first time .. ... in the! tl)Sh0(j m [jic j^a jonM score Join the Army of . . . wrestling Case's Bob Green, used Tcnnensee DIM he wa» officiating I ^ARev gC0WNQ " ■ Fatal lain.ing l« I smokers llko yourself who enjoy . . . a double reverse bar arm for his two years ago. and says he is one j The Sophies threw a »cart into twelfth consecutive collegiate de¬ Ann Arhnr S -81 cision. of the greutest cage stars he has the Newman club before succumb- Only one of the popular Jen ever seen tng 18-14. At the three-quarter Atlanta. C.a. 1-1*1 ,h' So(*11" *"f l"dl,"(l Chesterfield's rings twins was able to pin his Boy Fehr, 1940 track captain and Ray City bpponent. "Cut" lnyud J.lunny Intercollegiate two mile King, ha, M*'° "nd du"r'" «l Citron's shoulders against the mat been named on the college all- '"url 0 < ;* " point, enabled the Benton Harbor _ in 6:20 with a "whlzzer." American leatn by the national A. Nfw,m°n lo r""a'" u"d"'""- Big Rapids .who drew Case's best product, Bill A. v.... ••Hank" Kutchbw. .tar J"th" C and I.u«r Iber- Sorber- in the 128 pound m end and captain of th. IMS eleven. 5"" 'hc *"5 "x Ronton. Mass. had trouble on his hands, and brother o( junior guard Walt « , . , , . . P0™? "c.h' ^ paced the Sophies with ^ ,.1 eight, MILDER/ BETTER TASTE Cadillac Charlevoix .oiii.," now In the Detroit o"poll™ o T depart-" |(,„rt,r Individual .coring Chuck Carey,independent league. Cheboygan "*?' • • • L»*'" Vr"nK "'"'" racked up IS point, to pace D Z. and George Falkowskl. who had v ,0 „ 2»-IO victory over the Cincinnai. II. cut by the po- AJnx All-StMr*. Jack DeVelte led year, are now ,hr Aj|.star* with four basket*, Cuiumhus. it. | protecting auto pin nt* in the Motor | D z v ha„ run iu strlng of vU> Detroit - *1 Brttlher llill Seekn City. Johnny Pingel, States 1938 all- i tor let to three. jJ th«With Coach Fred Carter paving Dowagiar -I American left hal f. was mugged way with eight pointa. Alpha Eacaaaha I Varsity IU>rlh. Hut for a Detroit pgpet this week look- | chi Sigma defeated the VeU 14-6. Flat J S| ' 1 M. C. A. basket- ing down the bus Grand Haven . He No (trappier coach-1 army rifle. Plngc * Hirrr bull team ed by the veteran j to active service t< Influenza Hits Grand Rapid. Although he isn't a wrestler or Washington outfielder, Ben Chup- a football star, is bidding for a State athletics. another lteuvelv spot in Michigan man. Ben saw the toll Schtncc- CagerBillBurk Tills time it's William Reavely, the brother of Gordon "Bu«k" Stale's batketb.ll Khodule, thai Reavely, who hopes to make good tail end uf Ea.t Lansing*. lnflu- in baseball Will, who received hh numeruls as a freshman catch¬ er last year, hails from Grand liill Bulk, junior guard ham Whiting. Ind.. rntered collate haa- poall'on In the receiving depart¬ pital Thursday night and II li at- ment even though he will have tn peeled that he will not kg ha.* oust leltermen Leo Wotknwlcr and with the Spartana until TtMOdoy. Call lvtnwki. sophomore aantar, las been the only other flu victim on the .quad. Buck ha. been playing rogulsr- Ready for Initial ly since the Iowa game in Doc- Boxers play again,! West Virginia at Mnrgantown neat Saturday Mel Test At West Virginia Peterson, who has been out with an injured knee, will he ready for duly. ! Joining the basketbball squad In •- an invasion on Morgantown, West Virginia, next Saturday to meet jr 3( Veteran Harvey Trombley. Ke- | waunce, Ww, Will perform at the | tlie University of West Virginia n will be Michigan State's boxing n 135 pound post. The 125 pound team which will be drawing its -