-Weather- MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST MNG, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY rt. 1fMI Hcmreid Will dive Best 'Week' Today's Account of War Ever, Say Campus Chairmen War unil llrfrnur All-Ainrriran Will wli I* Fame Prove of Intrrrat Report in .Spring; At Several Merle Now at Boston (J. "I believe that we're hnv- Hi* weeks of kPiin-h for u I iiiK the I test Farmers' Week line coach at Michigan Statu 1 in yearn," la the comment of were culminated Wednesday E. L Anthony, dean of Agri- When Alliert I». Kawol, rd- culture and general chairman of cently of Roston university, wt* the 26th an ual MSC Farmers' named to the op*t by Pre*. Roll week, an the third day of the S. Shaw. week's activities ended. of Kawal, othlet Anthony stated that attendance thus fur, although not 4rfTirlally. ^ . Northwestern university, is estimated, has exceeded all past! SeVMMld, recently re tive immediately. At the present time Kawal is in Itoston prepar¬ flgurr. lie predicted that today'. I turned from Europe, will iflve ing to bring his wife and four- attemlanre should el a new sin. [ an tinccManrcd account of the condl-1 year-old daughter to the seen* of ,,1,1 (frf jmalio ale-day record. If weather greatest war that the world his new duties. lie will report Ifi tloc. remained favorable. j ha, ,VPr whpn In time for spring football prarttaf. This Is No Ball week The dean believe that Kormera i lh, (,,„rUP au«iltol,um ,onlght „„ re„r«,,ni«.tinn which ha., ..K,u„ rponl.. u , flAI.ARY TO BE I1N* been elTeeOal thi, year apread, nf lhp „n(, K„tm. Final arrangement* to bring crowds over the campus and dl- ] „,v wppk program hlgon State in the j hiwil\ fli *1 Mfutar videa activities to balance the n- , Scvareid wdl .peek frnm'hls ,,r"' w"',< own experiences during the ftrsl week in a series of interviews. THt j SECONDS THE OPINION year nf war in Europe where he new coach will receive a salanr Ralph W. Trnny. program chair- , was a staff member of tlie Colum- of $3,000 per year. His title is &; man, seconded Anthony's opinion, | bin Broadcasting system. lie be assistant professor of physical | crediting the success to high in- j teresl throughout the state us well broadcast from the Muginot line and then followed the French gov- education and assistant football SophsPlanUse Astrology Exhibit Council Acti ns to the quulity and number of ernment on its flight to Tours and the exhibits and programs. then to Bordeonx where he scoop- Kawol Is 31 years old and liim spent the last six years since his Of Colorful ['"n'ils ST Favorably On Ranking high in attendance and <*d the world with the news of the graduation from Northwestern as r\ i runners daze ,,, ,, hnJ I wo Groups .. interest are the three-day series of | reformation of the cabinet and the varsity line coach at Boston U Decorations under p„t. Hanley. The new ap¬ Pnr r r< Wrll h>n m>>r programs discussing the effect of j appeal for an armistice.- the war and the defense program ! ESCAPED TO ENGLAND pointee also wa< freshman ba*ke$- H ! 7 .x A .' cm agriculture, »pnn«c.rcd by the j th„n wd', life. When he h< was only 17 Pallnn warned farmer, nnl to , u|d h, L.uniirt ed to play for the prom, are mak n commodity from ,m„ Mj'nneapnii. Minneapolis to York Fne- ing their first opp*f>rance at Mich¬ ice, as a rem ol International I ,nry nn Mud>on „ay nditions, pointing out that agri- i enturo In a book ■ote of that was Group Seeking igan State college. King is coming j to State after a long term engage- I tour ex hi ment at the Cocoanut Grove in | rryt per cent ainre the vennd year of | j cultural exports had decreased 50 popular some years ago, entitled .ran,mtng with a Tree To Form Club Hollywood. j imdi An attempt is being made by WILL HONOR MAESTRO A ist Sep- , shorl|y II,ore,after he .pent ■rea*e of California panning ft | sUmrner ,n nore than 30 foreign i^udents on organize a cosmopoli¬ |;w* {>er cent ior ine sec.nd of the first world war. year ',d ; adventure, Whl|a it|t was faiclfMltjn wa„ „r.everthelei campus tan club to for txith foreign and In si lakes FORESEES BETTER END | highly unprofitable a* the entii American students interested in the Patton prophesied that by sum- j work only netted him about " studying various countries and > their peoples, Mim Dalai Safudt, [lent*: mer the United States would have cents in gold dust, l^msing senior, secretary, an* u.l." ' a considerable surplus of many j UNCOVERED NII.VER SHIRTS later when work- nounced recently, ..ran-i'Vet Head Outline* I plan* resounding farm products, but stated that [ Several years later for a Minneapolis ^Fint attempt at organization unsuspecting faces eid uncovered the ac- was made last term. Since that be 'ii-N Di*ea*e Program rner, George Weber, e newly-formed Silver , time three meetings have been hunt. it* of the kisses had \ his story being the j held. Dealt Fred Mitchell, Dr. E. ; of their activities to A. Be*sty, Dean Elixal«eth Con* Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McC'arty, Dr. id tuberculo'i*. joy shattered, how- e press rod and Mrs. E. R. Hill are acting and Mr*. C. F Holland. Prof, and . when they found irning to the United j as advisors for the group. Mrs. H. S Patton. and Prof, and '.. Wight. pre*i- it was only Ed * been lecturing wher. President of. the new organiza- Mrs. Stafseth. ■an Veterinarian Block- ell, i, and Roger Lew Ingersoll lual nsisgnments for | tion, which meets every two weeks, is Sik-Vung Ting, Detroit UBT CHAIRMEN n Tuesday .1 a High School* Send WJIM to Air3. tie speaks here to- j Michigan Beef i Lewi* Ingersoll. of East Unsing, publicity stunt for II give one of the first senior. A number of foreign pro- Manv (ionlc*laiil* • is general chairman of the dance. uncensorcd reports to come from | Tensors and instructors on campus committee chairmen in- MSCs Story Other Europe by one who was in close j are also luted among the group's See DANCL—Page 3 touch with official, diplomatic, and | members. A dramatized of the news circles. "It is not a political club," MUs j Safadi emphasized and added, 'It Police growth of Michigan State college i will be broadcast over WJIM, | - ■ ... g ' re* ' also is open to all interested stu- _ Continue| Lansing station, at 6:15 Friday. I «c,ordin« hi A. A. A|.pl.«»l-, h*nd NCWIIIUII CrOlip 1 O j cent, both f Makes Use Faculty Men Speak or th, journalism and pubii.||0|(| Y ear H Duller year-old Judith Rogers, believed | dairy Mate to eliminate Ban III Farm Banquet The broadrs.l will be one of a The annual Newman club semi* Display Feature* to have fallen into the Red Cedar 1 disease frum cattle over ten Of Invention drowned Tuesday afternoon. 1 ««£o, according t . Ward Giltn I V. L Anthony^ head of the series of Hl-Speed tactllnder pro- forImi| dante w||| held Satur- French Painting* and continued last night, with state dean of veterinary -»lence grams, and will highlight the de- | (jay evening in the Little theater, '• police and sheriff's officers drag- "«'d that elimination .n fahb . Division, K. T. Wright, velopment and achievements of, Wlth £y,.an aIK| his orchestra river near Hagadorn road, nia has just been completed. professor of farm man- college. The quarter-hour. finishing the music. I Paintings of the comnvm m gingThethechild, | displayr, andarttheDaurr. the daughter of Mr. and iod Prof. E. U. Hill, f farm, management, program will be aired over 12 j other stations in Decorations for the party will by Riverra, Michigan and I renter around a Valentine's day \ are now on Renoi in Union Mr., lliirry Rose., disappeared KrrkhlllRII UllllergOl-* ^ j 'heme, according to Helen Horn, lobby. J. J, Garrison, diprofel* •■.men last night at a ban- sometime *n the afternoon and j her tracks were found later lead- A|»|M*ml<*<*tOIIIV ir g farmers who have Ohio. Over 5,000,000 listeners will j Lansing Junior, and Gerry Finlan, throughout j sor, will have weekly the year, splays Ing to the river bank where a j hear the factfinder relate hi* story | Lansing sophomore, co-chairmen painting*. landscape scene* of dif¬ hole was discovered in the ice. Virginia Anderson. Chici of the nation's first agricultural j 0f the affair. Tickets are on sale ferent periods and subject mat Judith's, pet shepherd dog freshman, underwent an apja college. | today will be displayed. Garrison said he expects to • "Roxy" led .searchers to the river | dectorny lata Monday afterno and stayed near the scene of the i Her condition is repr^rted as i play some photography of Ted search yesterday and Tuesday. , cellent. Crowe, who graduated last year. nder the WASHINGTON, W ire New Museum In Auditorium Capt.Has — 'liluh By GEORGE HfllflT [However, the space afforded by | sword, was captured by Room to Develop | collectic>n of United States birds, add several new collection* A lish literature, a well-preserved| tan wildlife was donated l>y a i The opening of the In turn the elder Haigh was ""Witivw over wounded and captured by a Con¬ Bolivian mummy, and one of the, Michigan State loadua'r teaching! ..n arrange the exhibits, display the federate force. During his cap- moat complete egg collections in' in Chile, and the Bolivian mum- Michigan. | my was contributed by the Unit- , tivity, Haigh was only able to Bird specimens, on ditplay, j ed States' ambassador to Bolivia.) VMHNOTO*. t range in size from the diminutive ij elude Chilean humming bird to a giant Loral several of collections sources amateur in- i| Michigan southern bald eagle, and the col- collectors, *rpt-vnu«,. Cm at mialM. to Ike lection of North American mam- PLAN NtW exhibit* Ike Mil. hi Cm • mals range* from a small meadow Stack explained that in the de- 'HK-tpruUm ef IUMN * Ike mouse to a towering Canadian velopment of the new museum he mooae. hoped to aehieve >everal goals, j ""roit. r.k. i-h • is not YET complete One of hia aims is to build up a The muaeum was moved to its complete collection of Michigan present location last August, but wildlife. Since the museum al- the rearrangement of the exhibits ready contains several specimens is still not entirely completed, of albino animals and birds, Pro- lection ol colorfully woven In¬ Twelve new glass cases have been fessor Stack hopes to establish one ».rd, Um dian bukeU,' was contributed by Mrs. Gladys Olds Anderson, of purchased to house some of the display devoted entirely to this Lauinc. All of the baskets have zoological displays. collection. Stack also expressed The muaeum catalogue lists the desire to collect a group of 6,031 separate specimens, and with dioramas depicting the historical the addition of the new display developments of Michigan State g^>;7 - »V MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 1941 YTwo Notts Roundup By Sid Levy mnt State New* WUHINttON Retain Spams Nazi Peace; Around the As tar Editor's Desk1 News history as With Jack C. Sinclair I know, this is the flrfct time in that the managing editor has quished his position before selection of a new at the nrmunl board of publications spring State relin¬ editor meet¬ (Creyrlfkl. IMS. by MM (TrscJs Msr* Bsg.) Drew Pmimb and Robert 8. Allen I talm RrMicsta. law.) WASHINGTON—Republican House leader Joe Martin war¬ he Calls "pretentious." The the m - French Fleet Is Big Issue Relations between the French government Phillips Petain and Nazi Germany grow ed, according to reports from Vichy. A final peace between the two tayed by Batata's refusali levell under of Marshal steadily more strain¬ governments has been cte- Troubled waters were also , ■ 6mb MARY LEE SISTERS TO GIVE SlIOWEul Tomorrow night redge's Alpha Phi sister ing an entertainment her at the house Bill Dewey, Delta Sir. Feb SCIIOOt.CT ... Rt ?hr win ily avoided committing himself on the lend-lease armament French fleet, still under T'e- sight for the bill's enhance into ing. What gives the situation some unusual angles is bill at the G.O.P. caucus. Here are the instruction* he gave tain's control, appears to be a ma¬ the Senate as opposition began to Marion Banks. Kappa that Graduate Manager Dave TefTt is leaving too, jor pawn in the deadhJCk. Which crystallize. Testifying before the nted lost .June, pulled s and both of us are going to the some paper, the Ann his colleagues: Laval attd his Nazi announcement of her n> Arbor Daily News. "Kead the testimony of* backers aligned sen in s fureiRn relation- commit¬ which will take place r> Things Happen rapidly In the no\t'spnl>er those who testified on the bill j •3a against Petain. tee both Phillip UiFollc'.te, urday in Grand Ra( id mer governor of .Wisconsin, man she will meet n! ness, and these change* In State News personnel at hearings. Observers be¬ Norman Thoma?. socialist leader, Sam Metcalf, another c ; A R;> are good examples. lieve German "Listen carefully to discus- ; man. hit at the "dictatorial" provisions idsite. demands Naturally I am sorry to leave Michigan State «ion on the floor. Be present at Sanest advice *lven to Amerl- of the bill elude surrender ALL'MS return— and the State News. Since we began work on the every session during debate on -he ; , o( anv descent or origin The Kappa Delta- ■■ Dorothy Hunter Freshman Edition ln«t July, 1 have enjoyed every bill and amendment. (came the other day from Grorye and, in spite the Porter Hotel S bit of work on the New? this year. ! Vr.urnas, an American citizen of College ' "Go home and thirk it over. ' VMSHMAN AND INT»AMttAl WO*TS There haven't been afty stories as big as the "Use your own Judgment, but i orcek birth, who is vice.president his desire for n force for their winter • ^ ; M.l Sr satisfactory aet- Virginia Keck ;ind Bo-tj me Oreek-American order of i dulant fever epidemic of 1998 or similar major news j . . vote like Americana" . tlemrnt with ter will be guests y. the events, but there have.been Stories and events Counseling his fellow which are no less memorable. PROTEST ARMY MORALS 1 Ahepa Telegrams and letters have heen j Greek-Americans. Vournas said' LEVY Germany, French chief of the Bulletin ... the Alpha Phi* 1h • the winter form..I nv I MANAOEBS Nw»re a Wcoup— pouring Into the War tlepar-ment \ "The true American spirit can staff may send it 1o Africa, out of night brought back h ASSISTANT BUSINESS Ed Morey, Oeor«e Peters and to the Wisconsin senators i hest bo displayed by Americans What's lilting On 1 Scooping nil the other papers on pictures bf the from Wives and mothers of the I ot Greek descent by extending t Hitler's reach. The French envoy alums .... includ ? ■ r. ' CIBCCLATION MANAOE* Nobert Bonlece corps sponsors this year—a task that required an Mnd Division of the Natl,mil • helping hand to their fellow.Am- to peace conference* with Laval Campus Tiwluy Starkweather Bierk 4 aet staet entire night in the darkroom—Is one of these. An¬ Guard. about Immoral ctmditkms I rrieans of Hailun descent against in Pari* has consulted with his Anil Tomorrow Altman. '40, Betty v -s other is coverage of notional figures who brought Lois Summerlee F- ■>, around Camp Beauregard, at i prejudices which may flow from chief and will try to tone down lost fall's election campaign to Michigan State'? Alexandria, La. I Mussolini's action. Luvpl's demands when conference, I „KATnM, INSTRUCTION— Elsie McKibbin. '40. .1. • r- y CARTOONISTS Larry Hardy. Leo Sherman man, '40, and Maru;t:< • r;: ' PHOTOGU APHERS Nelson Bryant, B«lney campus. Wisconsin tnwips haptien to be t "Those who endeavor to turn arc resumed. | 0uting club skating experts will eucsts were Mr* f: Under the retiring mnnngement. the News has Involved, and Louisiana happen, the American of Greek descent BRITISH NEAR CAPITAL i be at the college rink al 7:30 p. m. . . . i Perry, Charles Urson. Jack McGrilT, Jane Wl*le, tried to follow an aggressive yet helpful editorial to be the state complained ot. But: against the American of Italian Wrmara. capital of Italian Erit- j today to Instruct novice and ad- Kirk Phil pott, visit • „ , Jack Markie, Edward Popper, Dave Po*«on, Jnok announced of Alpha Phi, Dean Eh 4 Kltlan, Harry Larson. policy. Worthy accomplishments have received the situation has brought to a j descent and divide America into rea. has been approached to with- | vsn-H Conrad, Dr. and M SPORTS REPORTERS editorial recognition, and a critical stand has been head a problem which exists tn r ar tagonistic racial groups instead in 40 miles by advunce British i Wcdne.- \y by Harry Butler, Jf the club. All pnrtl- Prof, and Mrs. Paul I.- vf i: . ^ taken only In the hope of securing improvement other states and with other troops-j of ■ untiled whole must he ex- mechanized units, according to ir.;;.ic V **w2V3. * w" DMiknnli. r.onk,n'c«l.. Jim Sr.**.*.. an unsatisfactory situation. In the Louisiana situation. Wis-j posed." Britain's headquarters In Cairo. I clponts in the ice carnival, includ- LISTS MORE PLFDGf.k— f hml H«trhl»«e I find pleasure in the knowledge that by this I consin sen I ing ice queen contestant*, are to Pledged: to Delta !' Italy ha, heen unable to l tx« present. Sijnra: Colin Get/ -• d REPORTERS method the State News has helped bring about sev-1 that the W rn.„ I'." erul improvements. tt.rrc house, of prostitution near | place Iran Hollywood on behnlf j Drill,h drive In Llbvn. fall W illi in C the i Alles, both of BufTa!• \ U.'r Soil. !>•»« «"■*«»■ »"*" *' Camp Boauretard But STUDENT rUTU- to Chi of Alpha Gac-ttn 'rWwtm**. NrII/ WPIII'P. Still Kimm for Imnrinement— j Department replies that it Student club party for the week | Shirley Martinson nf > 11 15 p. m. E S T. ops pushing will be the "Cow College to Beta Phi of ?.<"> j There are still, however, n number of placeswhere jurisdiction over the civil ... t.. be held in the Little theater] pha: Susanra Gag ( Improvements might he made. In this connection, I munity outside camp limits. Ixtmhers braved had i to Beta Beta : \ I'd like to refnind renders that the State News is j this .Senator Wiley ha-replied Friday at 9 p m. Ole Sartu . . . always ready to help in a fight for something which the War Department should LETTERS flying weather Tuesday night t<> • drop fire iHtmb* «- , j ' ''' . , 1 freshntun cetatrter the first year the New- adopted , lew- days ' y a? thru- conduct) t)f f|)(. most worthwhile project* j FORESTRY ASSOCIATION— weeks sojourn •, Tuc»duy-Thursday-Haturday tiHtrning publica¬ Orrere .till h..| 'he welcoming address urd , entine theine . tr.t Shaw once told me n.icv came t>. ' i- -fan. like Billv Boy's girl friend, Ixtke a cherry I 1 don't intend ; « ic- e ktent ution* plai >!atmed by the support. Batista I'he main speaker will Dr O. held a nishing p.. • feel purticulnrlv •in- •pd the leader < t the revolt •pic. And a darned gisttl cute, act trding to sentimental. had the word* of the content judffp*. m»d and t ^ I am confident that the paper 1 7 ft may Is- a set-liark t» the militant suf¬ hand* Tom (iteene. win. will succe 'erdance of 2,500 at fragettes who hupe to rescue women from I he ii remarkably fine job »»s ,-iKMx tatc ftirmer head the Voratior Conference opening j kitchen and set them up in an office, but the r Temple wa gof«d i Slate News joins the average male in being All Are ('ai)ahU*- student interest in1 1 if b»rcd By oifting fit thankful that a young woman who Isn't Skl l*evy. who w ill take Greene's f «;I !hr Cuban army. Batista -nfraid tuget her hands in theali iigh is/ning •f the most < nei g' 1 m taking n\«*r nintrr-I <»! itafT and I kr -to receive some reeognititm fcr the act. »e rt M« AI»OOH HEATH h SIIOUK Job. both on t anted • °.ii. «trmgthcning his pusi- for llOl'^r OPENS 1)1 RATE y/lfll. \t» Shelters' II alls? 1- good public retailorboth the htudentk nod the B/honl pi '|»ei Rilj> Sam Rnybuin. . ikcakcv of it r Student forilitfo* for recruit inn in ftaftt Lannini; have lieen Improved in a targe* niea 11? beside the winding I TEi? is voluntarily the idea of Green Helmet, for which the 01 - ganizatt«in deserve* commendation Ihf house, predicted Tuesday ah tfte omer chamber began debate tin the administration's British-aid nurw by compMimi of the new college Mkatitiir sr.d it agtee* definitely with the rink, ttiKKer than a regulation Unit ball Held, 1 ami the staff g*M*i lu Student council p«»lic\ this year before the week-end adjoi m nf has ing «uch project* handled the.rink i* In m» excellent location, nheltered ui long, ami thirty. it'1 by the variou* actix ity organiza¬ L PSir frrmi February wind-* bv the bulk of Jettison - 1 tion*. not by the 17 members nf tieklhouse, the brick wall around the football (Jmtlahlr (Jnotrs — if Ri'pubitfan amendme practice field, and a windbreak of trees. (By Axaocialed Collegiate Press) . at 'he 1 am r*r*atri that the plan will These is plenty of ice to go around and figure akatera and epeed nkrtters a* well as '*lt has linen well said of universities that 1 aeVga put I certainly will *up- they are amutig the true immortaU. They. stamps the common, or garden, variety of weak- Imw outlived tiationa and form* of iruvcrn- A ankled amateur.* can find room to cavort Bfssild it be necessary m about in their own peculiur style. ment. Their task in essentially the umlra- < matic and long-range tusk of difTusmg light ' n' t 1 Dick Gruemng. Pre Student Council. Valentine Gilts 111 , Only one thing is needed to make the net up and louditfV among mankind. With >ut them u,, ?- * ell-nigh perfect. Many tkaters complain democracies are crippled. They are them-j t»> tel • that gliding over the ice inn't the n»al thing selves as integral a part of the national ih*- J \ unless there is some kind of musical accom¬ paniment. Huildingx anil Ground- depart- fense as our arms and soldiers. They deal [ with the ideals whieh we must defend and 1 cj>np, j SPRING NATS , „ • 1 j mcnt. Student council, or some service or¬ all that strengthens them strengthens the Ready, when yt»u are! New ganization on campus has a real chance to do foundations of demmracy itself." Harry helped shapes and shades thul do- 'something constructive toward promoting iti- Womthurn Chase, chancellor if New York light tKe eye and cutnpli- »ex|»cn»ive 'and healthful recreation by ar- university, .sees the universities as ta'acons in >»b ' , • hnn , . eif .4 px" of Cahfui ment the ^ranging fer n record player ami public adijress wearer. times of distress. TAI.KI I) AT LENGTH ; ay stem. It's worth thinking over. St. AtiTk. M'd a.*i>.-n*n New bird lun« "We kn< w (list the war in Kurupc will flnt • One Al .1 Time. Please Iwrmanently solve any problems fur Ameri- fei the, h.-s,t • van young people And vontv what may. wo fume around later. Mr. Rawsoii, much agree that America must lie strong This Sonatc.r d»cd Ju*t thu a8".' he w.i« tnkirmrd 'later. means not only military istwer ami aimu- Although McAdoo wtll Brims are generous ami I The proverbial last straw seemed to tle- nients, hut also gcmiino internal soundness hlcfly foi hi* vital part well edges prevail. We have Jscend on Michigan Slate college Tuesday In this there is no more important element role in the Ant your size in the proper than the correction of our glaring deficiencies [ ptayed .• . s.e. ;whcn. at a Farmers' Week meeting, Slate c\elt adminbtra- block and color. what line #1 ^Representative Audlev Raw-son of Cos* City in employment, tsiucuthai. guidance and l'"" pe»»plo realized ^proposed that the college lake m er the man- health for youth." Howard V. MtClusk.v, asscciatc director. American Youth com mis- j m.aci.0 threw !hc mt Chicago j vmcnt by which iZ.MS *3.15 *5 you go fill >*'> 'agemeiit of the annual Michigan State fair. ; puwel Raw-son. who is Republican floor leader In slon, places America's prinvi|tul problems, tsm-.ention to tt'jfcvflt he wot If t >the house, feels that M.S.C. could operate within her own border*. ? St,v,n Uu" "«h Many attraelire articles at you're in the telling end, Ibe telephone will Ik>P ;the fair al a saving, ending the losses which sharply reduced prices in you lo save time, corer more prospects more fn-quc1'.'' today's furnishing needs— increase sales and decrease -hare l**n registered in |u»t years at Hi - "Through the thouMMul years of uuiver-j selling easts. a seasonal clean-up. droit. He wants to continue Farmer*' Week If your Jn the winter ami merely add the fair to fall slty one favl has stood out: universities have flourished when their teachings were relevant I SWAINS work has to do with purchasing, distribute* Get acquainted with this production, administration or coUectioas, Ihe lelcphoW activities at the college. • Thanks Mr. ltawson, your Wen Is u tribute to the limes; universities hare withered when they dung to outworn disciplines and tradi¬ JEWELERS good store for fine men's Y»ill help jou to gel things done faster at low c»»b IIKART LOCKETS wear, moderately priced. Bell System sen ice is so valuable to business bcest* lo Michigan Stale ami would greatly build tions. But lest we rashly innovate for Inno-j and il tnrits up the college's already high prestige in state cation's sake, we must remember that uni- j COMPACTS >0 many varying Bcfds, Agricultural matters, but wait u while. versities have also sickened when they enter-: etl rashly upon new ventures irrelevant to foe MAYBRO& bWHM Mm* «f «te tOw? W*t nor tin tmi - Wait until students and faculty get their \ alriitiiic Gift* sanuv a tarn tomwmt. the problems of the times." President James I -- farm friend* out.from underfoot. Wait un¬ til they gel breath and time enough to think II. Conanl ot llarvard univursity sees danger ,| !»S M. A. u. AVIL to MOST sown* All ^ in drustic cducatioiud change. k&'C&,%& MICHIGAN STATE NEWS fnu,ad»y. February <, 1041 Ice Carnival Action! FOR A BREAKFAST \Engineers Are Busy ASME.i IEE Help WiH Attract tfntMTrttllttAre tlial satisfies even a Sparlan ap|ielile- Fine Skaters i | nliiuMf Exhibit complex model tr*in gy«- In Pageantry By CHARIsOTTE WRITTEN Fifty Michigan State engi¬ Butler Announces Varietl Calentlur I From the Women's Angle atttl is easy on the purse — Come lo Of Blade Events Women's athletic.demonstrations, selection of the A. W. complete With *11 the neering .students will partici¬ PATTY JEAN SIBLEY i ,attire* of an «to*l railroad Himil" the liat Of eahlbit? pate in the transportation! and illumination pageant to I . As the result of a new agree¬ ment signed with, the Lansing Some of the best be given for the third time today 1 State Journal,"WKAR will carry the M. S C. orchestra at 1:30 highlights this j Lansing; Harold Guillaumc. afternoon's pro- j totkey senior; Norman Poole, Pr-1 ™ ™ |f¥3 l,L' .1 " bition be given. W.A.A.— ght nttraHs victors toa display | fflumtrtatlon. Starting with pave gram. Friday morning from 10:30 | tie Creek sophomore; Art Pon-1 1 C -ll x.FI tlxl^ Women's physical education de- f electrical exhibits. The mech-1 to 11MKI the Jack.on county pub-i chord, Gnastrn freshman, ant! „ , put on a soccer contest i wWWnB home from the hunt ! lie seho ,1s will present a program George Koronski. He semer fresh- Honor ,nr achievement ,h<" par i ment Fieldhouse Tuesday .r.ism of the Step light has been the program untinties through the at the Jenison removed, making visible the meth- various stages oi transportation of rural school music. ; man. ,n the men's division. vocation was given to 10 former night general program at Jhe |od of operatldrt. j and illumination up to airplanes | Betty Townsend, Petoskey sen- M,chi**n State college short Farmers' show, MODEL HtHJflE j nnd fluorescent lights. shields provided (or lights. j ier; Mary Molby, of Marquette: j course students at the Poultry the Red team defeated t reprc- ] Barbara- Shea, Alpena freshman; j club banquet held in the Unioi The 'gay nineties, will be of 4 to 2. In the same exhibit is a model J Sedan chairs represent the ser¬ sentcd with the horse and buggv ine. which has its lighting con- j ond stage in transportation. At and kerosene lanterns. The next fled by a photoelectric cell | this time, lighting Was at the re¬ scene concerns the ancient autos. tting the lights Of the house on 1 fined torch stage. Third group "i with 1900 and 181(1 Oldsmobile." off aeeordirtg to the Intensity oi • the pageant show-- a stiidr i i. i .trying electric bulb. j American Indian costume astride as specimens. Carbide lattips, the Prof M. M. Cory, electrical en- 1 a horse. Firebrands collecti »ns fir«t step toward a high heads the divisional of bark and gi.^s tied to tlio end irommittec on Formers* Week ! of a stick, will typify the lighting par.it mrs. Prof. I B. Boecus i< of this period in American hist««rv •li.nge of the electrical cxhlb- i Showings the period when wheels Pi*-: M. G. Larian heads the- ! were used m eal engineering displays;! the next i J E. Meyer, civil engineer- . and Prof. C. N. Rix, mechan- , cart. Iliuminati engineering. •Upper. cta > oftt you i SATURDAY-FEBRUARY 8 FROM 7:38 p. m. To 12 m. WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN'S BALL SKATINt RLNk ami DEM HALL-TAX 25c PER PERSON poiti at the tjnivarsiiy „( Trackmen to Invade Irish bring, the faculty strength e Cagers Lair for Opening Meet Compete Karl A. Schlademan'a fuvt Copt. Joe Olbry, in the half mite track team at Michigan State Detroit will make its bow with a dual and Roy Roy in the quarter Copt. Walter Arrington ha, mile. been ' meet at South Bend Friday high point man for Michigan State : Vail Alstvne Favors evening against a team which is the past two years but an ankle Cage Douhlehraders reported one of the most powerful injury will limit him to the shot to represent Notre Dome in sev¬ In Olympia Arena Jewels Share eral years. -future possibilities of Mountaineers Threaten NEW COACH The Irish were good enough to outpoint Ralph H. Young'j thin- Michigan State basketball (Continued from Page 1) clods by 20 points last winter and teams participating in double- header attractions at Olympia State's Rested Cagers At Northwestern he won three letters In football, playing quar¬ terback In his sophomore year League Lead placed ahead of them in both the indoor and outdoor Central Con¬ championships and have ta."Detroit were eyed with a fair ference amount of interest by athletic of- n> Ed Klchrn ItetaU here Wednesday. With its nexl-to-tho-last road trip only a day away, Michi¬ and guard during his junior and senior years. In his last year M With Celtics many of their high scorers return¬ ing. But the biggest factor in Irish was elected captain, won Ail- miM ON COUNCIL optimism this year is the 13 soph¬ Ben Van Alstyne, coach of the gan State's well-rested basketball squad planned to get in American and All-Western con¬ Two Five* Retain omores who arc reported to be the Spartam, said that "It's pretty far the last licks today ut defensive preparations for West Vir¬ ference honors and played In the best crop of first year men to re¬ Ail-Star football game at Chicago. Perfect Record* away to talk about, but collegiate ginia's "point-n-minute" outfit. Kawal also won three letters In port at the Rambler institution. dauUeheaders ought to ratrh on Forwurd Jim Ruch and • Schlademan, too, will be bank¬ calibre of teams that State has met basketball and captained the In Intramural* quickly in Detroit. If the athletic Guard Rudy Baric arc the calibre of teams that State has met Northwestern cagers In his senior ing heavily on sophomores as nine council sanctioned It, we would this season, the West Virginians of the 25 men making the trip be willing to play." Ralph It. lads whom the Spartans nrc ... . . • a »* 'hJ» have bumped ofT have bumped nWwttV'n^v West Liberty ofT West Liberty year. tramural For three years he wos In¬ boxing champion end New York Jewel, and the Cel- tics maintained their undefeated Wfl! be making their first varsity Young has pointed out before that especially anxious to check in T,Brhenli Carnegie Tech, West Teachers, participated in Intramural Iratk records last night in Independent starts. Nine seniors ond seven doUbleheodcrs would hardly be Morgantown Saturday night. It Virginia Wesleynn twice, Cincin¬ Clncin- and wrestling. juniors were named for the trip. was this pair who came close to League play. praetirol ill East Lansing hut nati, and nnl| ond university Kentucky, University of Kentucky. The Irish, powerful in the would undoubtedly prove (inpular upsetting the State victory apple- The Thp 10-man stale squad, which ,0.miin State RFLIEVEB COACHING His appointment Bl'KMN gives Heed Paced by Charles Zoblacki with dashes and weights last year, have KIM \ carl here Jan. 18. will leave Friday, is Is itching to get eight points, the New York Jew- added balance to make them dan¬ In a metropolitan area. Coach Charley Bachmen a Wtlt- •ed the Goldlggers 23-8. The twin billsp such as Ned Irish's Madison Square Garden RUCH BETS MARK back into action.nctiur. The Spartans have not played since Jan. 25 rounded varsity staff. Kawal there is Joe HolsMgeA Resides Ir passing attack to good gerous in all events. One of the leading sophomores is Bill Nichol¬ m>| W Kill ! ', the Jewels led the en- encounter with Pcnn State'# Nit- when they were beaten by Noire backfleld coach; Tom King, (M son, son of the late Irish mentor. programs in New York, have prov¬ en aure-flrc cage attractions attractions nation. ' State tuny Lions at State College, Pa., Dame at South Bend. Fluch had counted 122 points in Max Hindmnn, who with 107 coach, and Gordon (Jake) Dehl- The Celtics defeated the Pan- John Nicholson. Last year he cleared 6 feet 3 Inches in the high $3-00 10 ghmes, while Baric had totaled pfents in 12 games has 13 ' >rs 30-15 to keep their record played Long Island this season nt 107 in nine encounters. The West free throws than any player on Walter Ball led the Jump and he is also a top flight C A M P U N the Garden in the other half of a hurdler. Virginia held six victories against the West Virginia squad and 1(1 light points. Other Purple and Gold stars double-header which included Scoring almost at < BOOK STORE North Carolina and Fordham. | four defeats with an even 500 more than nny State eager, live trounced Ajax All-Stars 35- in the ire: Bob Saggau of left half fame WILL TEY FOR A.A.U. points for the season thus far. lead the State contingent. sprints. Cliff Brosey in the 5. Edward Novak, Wayne Lorree, Th idea of State, Michigan, I Ruch's offensive work has be¬ shot, Oliver Hunter in the mile. and "Pete" Panos each; garnered Wayne, U. of D., and Lawrence I como no loss effective since he Easy Victories Rule Tech teams playing on the new played here. Aguin«t West Vir- poviable floor at Olympia was i ginia Wesleynn last week he set Sigma Nu Wins four baskets for Hungary Five. Steinke's held Campbell Hall first* revealed Tuesday in Detroit, ja new Mountaineer scoring record Ag league Play Bloek Crown scoreless in the first half on to win 13-6 in the only other FARMERS'WEEK SPECIAL The chance of securing the 1942 with 25 points. He scored 19" With Dick Ode pnving the way National A.A.U. tourney for Olym- Ing Inst sehson. with seven points, Agro: In Inter-Fraternity games T game played Wednesday night. pin * was discussed by General HINDMAN'S SCORES Manager Fred L. 1 loner also. The j The Spartans, who have been club defeated Horticulture 22-14 In the first game of Ag leagu day night, two teams mainta their unbeaten records and The in the Broncoes with four men Health center forfeited to ALL WOOL JACKETS the Wolves and the Vets forfeited ORIGINALLY PRICED floor has been made available to ! practicing play last night. team finished up the winners of and Tom its block. th the Merry Macs in the other the Detroit Eagles for the remain- 1 since the fleldhouse floor was tak- Led by George Foster and Tuced by Bill Bntchelor with six two games scheduled. $5.95 $10.00 $15.00 der of the season. j en up, are preparing for West Vir- Geerling with seven respectively, Dairy clu Tuesday evening the Bears held CUT TO Vi I'RICE, SELLING AS LOW AS S2.9B — giniu's supporting ca.« points points, Sigma Nu trounced PI little trouble in downing Poultry Kappa Phi 24-3 to win their block the Kewpies Wolves to one field Hail Purkernhiirfi! club. 20-13. championship and remain unde¬ goal to win%16-5. NECKTIES, Originally $1.00 up In the final game of the night, feated. Ctare Bee, conch of Bong Island who has connected on 14 foul Mason, with 10 points, led the university's Bluckbirds, comes ; from the same town as Leland | shots without u miss, has 80. Fifth | John Mountaineer is Capt. Sum Mi Adomec and Tom Donley tallied six points each to pace the With George Foster scoring eight points, Furmllouse swamp¬ Pickups to a 25-15 victory over the Kingpins. Glen Lewis gar¬ CUT TO i/2 ORIGINAL PRICE 50c Foresters to a 24-7 victory over ed the Delta Chis 16-5. Merrill. Slate's undefeated 136-I dicti with at41 pointi Delta Sigma Phi defeated Sigma nered eight points for the King¬ pound wrestler. Both were bi up In Pjrkcrsburg, West Vi playing the tough j Ag Engin Alpha Epsilon 24-11. Bill Hunt¬ ington and Keith Morey scored pins. Wolverines eked out a 0-6 vic¬ Jim Brakeman Grand River tory over Heminger Five, with Boxers Set to Open Season hair of the Delta Sigs points. Phi Chi Alpha downed Phi Kap¬ both teams placing only four men on the floor. pa Tau in a defensive game which With Weekend Road Trip saw the Phi Chis on the long end of tin 8-7 count. At Olsen and Tom Straight senr- rt Fix points each to load Phi SHEER lambda Chi Alpha. The final game of the evening! iiw Kappa Sigma eke out a vie-: try over Theta Chi by a 12-10 Roller mint. "Red" Balcom and Howie .ehman led the victors with four Skating • BROKEN HEARTS HKATINti PARTY Special Events for All double fisticuff Only colleges in the country antedating the Univ. of Pennsyl¬ vania are the College of William and Mary and Harvard and Yale Beauty... bans' harges at 4-4. CLASSIFIED i WILL MEEK REVENGE Charles Clark. Norfolk, Neb. r" To Glamorize Your Leg* sophomore heavyweight, is report¬ ed to be in the best shape of hit career and should be State'" main threat in the weekend battles The ■/' . Balance Your Budget saxon-haired heavyweight is working smoothly, and his timing is near-perfect as shown by recent _ • practice bouts. Clark llinkel. Mountaineer cap¬ tain, will box in the light-heavy slot against Glen Menter, Elsie BUY 3 PAIRS AT A TIME - BIG SAVING*! junior. Menter lost a decision to Hinkel lost year, the West Vir¬ ginia boy winning out with a pow¬ erful, looping left jab. 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