for Victory... today V.S.OCFCNSI BONDS STAMPS MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST ING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1942 FIVE CENTS PEK COPY Must Fight On All Fronts: FDR Raid Damages Allied Offensive Near; OH Refinery TYT^ TT T\_r_ _ • wf ■hhmb BvBeethoven 1.04 ANOEte*. Ffb, M (TP» — I mini!I'd men of the 0111104 forces "Tonight'.* program is one the blood of criminals of unusual quality for I'oih'gi* IMF carry r their vein* before the war Is St'irSfHirltiti Ihip student musician*," Alexan¬ if-pt hut there hill be no Mitma In l/i/M'iir Here der Schuster, director of the Itarhfd. M. S (' >>mphom niviuMru .ml The American Red Craae set tip 1 "hliMtd hank" station today in On Tliiirnihiy in ctvrmeniini; on the winter term conceit tonight .it H p mi. in fie hospital of the l.o* Angeles The Fehrukrv issue of the Spar- i the auditorium. Mnty jail, where men and hit .1 M ig.i/nie will campus Highlight -if the program will 1 omen who have run Into assort- oils Thursday, mcirding |o hp the p puho Beethoven Sync i troubles with the last' are rnn- Bob Damson. it- 11 hoiiv No .» m minm While inrj sheriff Itiscallna said that ' :rplumy lui -ihvoys been .1 tv.i'iiicl .m the new issue will this •,. •iuntrer donor* among hi* guest* r Sp'i 1> W.n-'iiiie Almanac, a till he close to It# per rent. hcdule lot Spartan. nctivitte" Three Japanese held on minor ti c 1 State A* g»r their blood. >t'i i'1-j fratmed in liiFt month'- lid guide for the Varle- •»• assault dn Java weie tcntion {♦parted this evening in a War fr^artmeti! communique out- ,: - a; the situation In the Far |>-< theater, Fiyny fortress bombers of Is '.h .ted States army air corps I /• ,r ed out a heavy raid cp thf Japanese-held airdrome k iv iv.-ar. on the Island <>f f1 At least six medium Jap bvr.'**!« ueie believed to have Ui destioyeft when American Military Unit* L I<;■ 4 -ren scored direct hits. and .10 field equipment Hun- Will Accept No p- Mine under the bomb* U'*t- < f the army flyers and Vet Students Winning carttmns and honor- Lee damaged, uble mention u, Theta Alpha bn* ADVANCE Veterinary students Will be ac¬ Ior highlight* of President t'hi' rait on «ont«'?t. 1 on in con- cepted for advanced military oril.s [ Meanwhile, the United Na- Roosevelt'* fireside address, see under exceptional.. cireumFlaiucv •unction with the winter term all- S: : • command has disclosed page I .*i*llege play. What A Life," will Lt. C«.l Stu .it Milinil military t".•• the fierce Allied air and ire displayed ui the Union until b-■ hI which began las* department head, announced yes¬ .<*>ault ' l ie the Phil- Feb** 25. '.official* of the routed [Tu'-dav and lasted over the . three Amcr- terday. have auiwruujed N.ii'SKity »f 1 nmjuM ^rniip- parti. ipiitini; m tivi-lv in Mich- J kes-Kc.d had shattered fleet ofT Bali. a Jap AH l»u' acre per ma- Reason* behind this change, given by Col. Method-, ace: c. The cutottiiN are numlrered, iitun Stnii''. .li'fi'iiMi' -ir. it mis >(ji'f■ f the Japanese vessels tmmission a' and students have a chance to win tin- Off ill- ill' Student Diffooi- hflit-ilM third mwlinif. who complete! free ticke's to the j.iny try gue s- nil iirKHldziitiiinj* to r* students 1 Vet CliHirmiin -lim Crnzii'i- iiwnin ui'Hi'd v M'p- sunk or damaged. were President Roomelt reported four years of R t>. T C. tunning' iiig what BKiH-- big fish on n.-li-i l nr u|i|M>iiit rcpri Mi-nta- In Burma, British Imperial in other Branches almost imvoi-i ratnpu.v the caricatures repie- at Honolulu tivrn to nttind thi'mo'tinit of that the uir looses r-fOi have taken up a new much lighter than rumored ably request'transfer to the Vet-I ^ I, | iur.d l*tween the Ililtn and were and the United StaUwhas destroy¬ erinnry Corp*, resulting in the, "Kntrics containing the en¬ JhlJA ^ClS UltlC ihe noriliiiHtinif lommiltro of Bittac* river*, hmn-fntators British military described the ed more .Japanese plane- >mcc the loss of one more ofTuei by then trant's address and name will be /, II • "'s" m- ^V#-,l- raw difer. ive positions along start of the war than they Rave training arm accepted at the Union de-k until ror (.(illcgi (||U nesda.v in {he Spartan room of the lout to the .\'.p|x>ne»e. 2, Vet graduates receive com¬ ft p. m next Wednesday.*', Hie pub¬ pr St tang »s more formidable tan those held previously die Struck at Axis propaganda mission* in the Vctci nary Corp* licity coinmittre Miii.ouiHcd late TWO DROIT'S RESPOND sa.d the g"al of ten* of .reserve anyway. : last night. If orgam/aLfnrts. will show tang the Bilin river. which fhiir intciest, we'll as-ign work I Aukisha moved tonight to thousands < f plane*, tatiks. guns 3 Most Vet students rue dc- I First prize will be two tickets ferred from the draft and do not to the play. "What A Life." Stir- ff«r them to do." in* said. and ship- which he had set for the pet the threat of an Invasion, need R O T. C enrollment Ua.. den's .with the -econd and third Fust two organizations to iraek M *' tiie northern part of the United- Stairs was fantastic. See page I for a sample bal¬ the defense drive were Beta Al¬ "Toinght. nearly two months today'* election remain in schw'I. largest nunder of name* correct | wuj placed under rnili- later, .after a caieful survey-r-f lot listing ail of 4. Training received in othei will get one ticket each. pha Sigma, art bottomry, and Al¬ k> ivrrrol The area includes candidate*. Duplicate pn/es will la- a Wind¬ pha Phi Omega, cioire honorary r'* Dai win. already raided progress ... 1 can tell you that arms is of limited value m the. See FDR—Page I ed in case of a tie. •a lot. h 1* nlwavs active. rTo', rimes by heavy Jap Veterinary Coips. Beta Alfilm Sigma member* are ember* be-t candidate* posisble to head ready to prepare po- teis. for ail kf FLEET HIT student government next year. pha-es of the drive Alpha Phi Variety Show Insanity I R rr. if.fi forces M'.rnte along the whole east- continued to with the Red army Hepresentatioa Ui the council i» bawd *n divmonal enrollment, with I.ilaeral Art* heading the six Were's Omega plans to take over publi¬ cizing the wat and local cam- Nebrating the 24th anniver- WASHINGTON Feb 23 »TP) divisions with four council mem¬ rr> ! -t:> founding by recap- -•The War dep.;tmerit announc¬ ber', Veterinary Medicine *tu- [•• rc additional inhabited ki- ed t.*t,.-k thu4 .1 1 l^'hg it—ded dent* will select one council With offers tuiri W fid w-1 army member today, while each other ff^ei.- wt ■ of - 0* 1 -hem-elves division will choose two. Liberal qualified ior cnn ii..- 't> Aitf studenta v le for t\v>> men Twenty -eight *h u>;.»,d have and two women. all e.id ;eM*»ruted t.. a request Fieshman officer* will verve rnr.de t v, rrvor.t"- ago fi t e<- ior the remainder of the school nffirer# who wished to V"*unt«»ei year, while are s'o! i«'-o - ♦hen posiiion* during spring term. tag in a; the rate of FA"" ..*mfortal»^ 'have received (..mmrnr n>. These 4« well a* cU«g officers rt on your !.. e reUtnrls n w in numbei we're the ►e the or" .attcrn* • lie Arro« erchief »a cket. none. wf'rt I to $0 t0# and t»*ka you evef he uxitrof Seen above are Carl Harti^ t*ign aopreroe tit the *how, tp» 10 j And everybody'# competing for Ha/ry Gardner, and Mark Buchog act# of laugh* compete for j>rize*. prizes offered by S. W. L, and (left to right) rehearsing the Del* according to general co-chairman Green Helmet, frpqdMtrs* Two t« Sigma Phi contribution to "Or¬ Mary Child* (right). Gerry cup* will be awarded, and may be chids and Onions," annual all* Smith, who is ww Iwng With Iwr kept permanently by the winning college Variety shone to be given on the production «ay», "It * tbi arU, They are on public display in feircbdd theater at • p, in. corniest thing outside of Iowa, the Town and College Shop. Thursday and ITMay- • Cvtqrthing irom the chorus Ticket* are on aale now at the Insanity rivalled only by "HeU* piekered above to marionettes, will Union desk and the Administra¬ xapappin' " and "Pungaflre" will te featured, lion building. Tiwmiay, Febiumy 24, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS f You Ask Me Michigan fitatt New* AlliedVictory REGISTRATION NOTICE Kvwi}' student >|i< ulii •**# hi* >rrin»e Washington Merry•Go-Rony ItiDi Rp*i-r*ltiim 1 f »nctk»ii* will t*ka plarr in III* Wonw-n'r C>fnim*inm on A Few Worth Isolates Japs Momlnv. March .10, nml Tim-*«Iiiy, March 31. The schedule for -seeing advisers add claps officers follows: . About KmiiiU itiul ' Ar.KKll.TtlRK AND FORESTRY STUDENT* Rwmevell Urged Oil Island Seniors—Report to *118 Ag hall, March 6, 8-5, and March 7, 8-12. To liet tough imRS Cooperation Juniors—See Professor Lucas, Dairy building, March 6, 8-5, and ' * By Tom Gmnt March 7, 8-12. With Executive* It's a , ur S«phfc«iores—Report to 204 Hurt building, March f, 8-5, and heir o"'» o! e COOPERATION CAN BRIGHTEN up March 7, 8-12. L thai -Wiehb life mi tml. If you'v# «V*r tried unsuc- Freshmen—Itepprt to 200 Ag hall, March 0, 1-6; and March 7, [. in a spec la 8-12. cesifuHy to xtnrt uu unfruitful cur when unl»y in the APPLIED SCIENCE STUDENTS h youvnt in n hurry, you know that ahudowu th, plans g caniTall uuildenly over any bright Sunday All students see advisers between March 9 and 14. Lenient of S' •fterpoou. I was in that situation when it ENGINEERING STUDENTS L r-gsme will r»ft of helping hands poured out of Klx- L The prop' Report to 109 Olds hall as follows: worlh cooperative house und went to work. Freshmen Ligh "" "nc ... Thursday. March 5 Friday. March 6 |. l (. on the si DISREGARDING SUNDAY clothes the A-B inclusive—8:30-11:90 O-l. inclusive 8 30-11:30 [he i Meet of hoys splashed through puddles and Ire nnd t'-F inclusive—1:30- 4:30 M-P inclusive- 130- 4 30 | • jcrevide fui the ear was started in about three min¬ Saturday, March 7 Monday. March 9 [>«| Ven ice C utes flat with u good push. The daj looked R-S inclusive - 8:30-11: 30 T-Z inclusive -8:30-11 ;30 H lot brighter after that. Sophomores vf» "■ * * * Tuesday, March 10 Wednesday. March II INCIOENTAI.I.V. I CAN'T understand A-B inclusive— 1:30- 4:30 C-F inclusive 8.30-U 30 I 30- 4 30 why the little minister won't eti. pi i'ate liy G-L inclusive himself. Heaven knows he's hud the last Thiirsday, March 13 M-H inclusive- 8 30-11:30 of food, water, even alcohol and oil. To say S-Z inclusive 1:30- 4 3»J nothing of loving Hire. If environment means anything, that tar ought to he a Junior. little gem. Hut I'm afraid that somewhere liidac. Mjrrli 13 Sjluiday, .Vlccrelc It buck in his family ancestry an army jeep A-K inclusive —8:30-11:30 M-P inclusive--8:30-11:30 worked into a r e -1 s vt a Me family of 1 mo¬ 7Vic Rail I'mlilrm F-I. inclusive -i 30- 4.30 Monday. March 16 tors. Q-Z inclusive-—8 30-11 30 Seniors SPEAKING 111 COOPERATION, we're Monday. March 16 Tne*d*.y. March 17 hnpim: pal Hopitv ur to be formal—llomer A-<» inclusive 130- 4.3(1 II P inclusive- 8 30-11 30 Neil Upland—can drop his while banner Q-7. inclusive - I 30- 4 30 now. He's been on a one-man crusade In wake op dance-goers to the fact thai II IIO.Ml', |.( GNOMICS STUDENTS i See Advisers) Isn't'a breach of morals, or even etiquette, Senium February 23 »" 26 inclusive. to applaud a gtmd number b> a band. Juniors February L0 I" March 3 inclusive Nophatniircs March 4 t»» M.-re-h 9 imlu/ivc IT SKKM.s \VtH.»|)V Herman was a bit I'rchmeii- Match 7 to March il inclusive discouraged looking oui-inlo a great mass of (Icent Stone l*'a» Rumor ha - it h» LIRERAI. ARTE STUDENTS was |ri»king tor a seal -to throw to the AM "Indent- sec adviser* beginning March 9. dead lish t«»r a change VETERINARY AND MEDKAI DIOLOGY ETUDE NTS AM students M-t iiriv iwr-- '»ut'\veen Mtirch 9 and 14. HI T AMAZINGLY LNOLGII, the hoys f.HADUATE STUDENTS and gfrls came nlHe after the .1-11 op was about half out and made Hob Strong and AS MORlK SAYSv-a little cooperation by See major pfolessoi' between March 9 und 14 Jan Gather feel right at home. And de¬ the audience brings out. the best in the ALE STUDENTS spite any darkling murmurs in (lie heat bands. We're In ping the crowds will stay ,i, id c iciiipt .clitalc" fc ip !i,k'•)«.,r,( I.PO i, m (•»» ml. »r. a *1*1' tunnels about "GIG Name Hand*." those dive al the rest of the parties. And that . ( iti,- H'Ucxi'.t «if V" >rl I,. Iw „(. ic tl "f'htt* fWWt >- plP^i-nDsl «t th>' tin two cut fits pleased plenty of the moh that the rest of the parties will be as much was the .(-Hop. fun a - the"! I lop. LETTERS (I lial ami (( ho Do Slmli>nls I ate for—-If They I olv? To the Kditor: We d< n'l need a Student council investigation to discover In am oVmuttMU, the cucrcot c .-md tft vtuf Nixigs urt -adder why only I", per cent of the eligible voters visited the polls thin the bunds (hat pla> them last I uestlay■, Personally, 1 Indieve that 's all the voting our winch «S |)l«U> bad ttl rail't CHSCf political system deserves—if that much. li ;i»yon« can i»et inc patinda What was there to vote for? •flc.i UaU'Iuhh to "Yuu'ic a Sap. A handful of nanus. Maybe u. tiit fighting for. tircn let the Mister J ,i «»»• "Goodbye Mair.a. I'fr.-OtT to Yokahiiimi," every d;.y » per cent of the student body | c »«iuPdati" earn then clcoiion by nt-t d ifwi i ht since December 7. we'd knows the owners of these "kjus; .« l.ti'd . They not the bninhcr •nd nt.a.cj.: by plastering the i.tUofi not bt cia-sed .<> .i pu'rnd t niif I-,., wluit pi ,m iplc- d" ''' n, with ineanatKli"-i haud- T- end thin : u'iie.i hitief »i" « • .to.. t.ird ' I doubt If il-. dvlugv ■»( earn, w« iitury dcpnil- ! , hut they should write i>ii\c tompwed, with the h«Lp ot it ic-, make -piccht'f and ofh- •jus -Must i tou.- tuuinnu»U,4'. Uic At t»n.c-. W«n«di !iig and John* s i-» make known then vitovs W.ty Sung Ut end All War Songs son. w lU'i office* down mipatiiiiv. tii' pltn- different i entiUfcii. "Y u re tilt* Only Fem l dtm Lwit* of U'V War deyuriincut Fiiiiikl;. I dldn 1 Thifi'-itiiiutlr. authority - yen- m My Pc^i I liaiboi. Ptuil." Wi corridor. w«tc scarswiy jar speak¬ rtufteit, lH.ii.u-t' i t wouldn't ti ok- the MHiHf spcccltc.i" like we have he- sue nut the lyrics tor your dtsup- ing lwm* Yet Rooaifevtrn would tote .-pi,-u; election* might hel>, pc. s al ... - rvt ntu! veuti- — .• deteiMune who the best fv»uk- 'You're 'he only pearl in my Thus ttie Army dragged afouc t, the only tuft Wii UiK yaiidsdafe is. but again the Pta» t. Uurbot Pcurl t vniUR a candidate i> . during an* of the mo»t smp-aUml tj-.-ue o> ur»'lev«nt. Y u'.c tlte girl 1 see whva cvary p<»i n«i> «f uui ptcp.ji ataMi. as an uidejHmdenl or wm n.ati 1 tuuM arttntl. I say again let our Candidate» flag unfurls cvvi *a yvmc after Hitlir in* • ant their election. They ought Itt i tiehth cr a tank vadvd Poland 1 MI tit's Hfitl MMOI Itie- i hard to get their van- to know that the < fliec- mean Chargtbg turwaud "iiy th* flanl£" If wajj not uufd the summer < i u-.d we ought to know what thev Rvc.y bufst.ng sited Iwks like 1840 that the Ptc .?. U»u.\h and appointed a new Sucic- With frta li a Kysteut of «t»mp.ii);n • tei'y of W.O, He! :y I. Sftm--on •ni; i-ethapr Uie frludunts will get You're the uiiiy jstsgri in tt.y Pi ai l STLMSGN IMM. *E4 LEANS out and v tv. Hgi but. l\'url, M*". 8tiiiu>un already had tarved «UAWUEL H. FUIEDLLND. Tiic thought of you jufrt leaves trie ■Hit a unajue place in A;o«; ican in a whirl. bihtKuy. He has been SetaeUirv IT RS When Uwfr war is finally over. You and 1 will luum in clover. You ie tint only peart »« my Pearl Harbor. Piarl " Copy ngM, 1943 The n;uf»u is Uu Utv wards aixi all in aj* it advouid worse tlMt) TELL THE STORY :i money- inaking hit oveiiught. corn or it wrli tiewtiw a, Collegiate Inellprdu MMlrrne KmUrng; That which nowrvn » mithtng to think about givtg Stationery sylu-it tiwy arc t, ik.ng B lii. h Uu- —Thud degrwp Buru> -trck-roc- hot,- ul lh«- i xriliiig l« ll< r« . M muttc . who get- elected, suddrn ThowgkU vi'iu'r,- mriling Hm m- 1I4V.. •d the Student council (night as iMi devise •> rysteii* of upivint- SiMjw» pR.vi.ic have no m-pvvt g vBkflr*. If there mc iftsue* for age. unlets- it'-Hbrnw «i. KNCKAMMrS in 6MKKN >h 6OI.P bnuiry from Lay Town 1*1 - -ticE-Ux-- si:il <>r lifc! VI \M)V1 TOU LU MO.MM.Ii Mor»t Joke We Ever Ueard Joe, Why Ate yyu corriy-ing thai c»ise? M-*e; Devalue it can't walk! —St:lL-or.»the-cub; lk !> We're gorr^i try try and get a toindiuudcr we know to piu^ our lunsa- so all of you w ill have a chance to moan at unce. The 8 « /iw major... t'.vw teaiiui lortt night, a- the present DZV outfit, will meet m the semi-Una) round of the Inde¬ Afrit's nosed out the Delta Sigma Chi's, 13 t.» 9. and the defending pendent League tonight after | safely emerging j'lv.m last nfgHf*! hampions ATO's outplayed the L .mbdu Chi Alphas. 20 to 12, qui Pertlnal competition. " . j The AGR * and IVIta Sigs dis- Tonight's card will match 1h<*j Hear- with the Ag Engineer*, who i Lived lasting fight mg -pints, -aim d the semi- on a bye. at 7:15 ' wdlt iH ithcj- ttajn giv .rig giVond until Uiv ;,i>t few minute- when o'clock, and the Metis with the | defending champion DZV breth- j the AC.R siidenly turned «n the ien at K o'clock. he 't The AfrR'- led the hall, 4 IIZV IS FAVORITE to .! ,i»:d ,)• itie eml of the Uurd. The DZVare rated tlie faver- I •ymxrW H to H . ite- to eitpture their fourth »ue* j Scoring h-.nn- of the game ■ iv-ive cage crown, gave the oth-.j a • « .(Warded t«. Dick Ode of the er tram- a bit of extra food for j mi.er- with 10 points, while thonvl: last night by ttsftig a j Keith, M„r. ! d the way fin the . makeshift lineup in dropping Al- ) De):.i -S.;.'- with J |K*lni- Hob yha Chi Sigma, 22 t » 13 \h N» 1 «.f fh<> AC*tT;_ displayed Mi-MOg Irorn tin- DZV lineup i ALWAMt RK Af4 brilliant ba'lhandhnij which rer- m o' regular-- ("entei Whitcy } xv> 1Kb Ml PL kUr. 1 C> W ,.:nl\ a,a- .♦ great a.-set in then la-vrer and For* art! M'k" Mil-! COME A f ' .r» i> Dak quayie >;i. out- (••i.i-ta< h. .out in-them «ib;«« net- Roy Ikiskelliall Scores aree Michigan HI. I hieigo 37. Iowa 55. Indiana 52 Purdue 50. NortliMriUni 10. I OltW \ltl) Jill. (.UtAIII) Illinois 15, WKminrfti 13. low j Stale 10. Oklahoma 13. Stale Scoring star a* Seen t»\ ( .iilnonKt It ib Storm* • Fund of file loser- Frnteigh took •ring duties ,2 poMd . Hnh vilh H)_,point"! Traekslers Fad loosing II ays hinting IIF.AMS IIOl.lt I.F.Alt ev.v —— In the two Hem's diaded Hie Kagic->. Ill to 1(1, j other i-.anies the ] IJ'ler III Straight Defeats I - and tin lb da trounced Poultry.! | |. * w The i.. ,Hei.i plied up a 12-Jfi !i..'d f an H«-i vi Halkhui y, just re¬ nt !'"in a i old. ,oid llarrell in 'he !ii s» halt and fieid the mm - . oiituj iioused for three * g.n ail the „v.iy (lien And»e\V;«|. with •»mii 1ioy • coring uade a - en points in Hie first half I »lou about the head and ' "t Hear-, and do usual high- j t sputh.' iking the deet* | . lh-' - •, • i ifjg Ralph Kuitg# of the , iS'Sji'-s . ;.nut«f| to two field ig.iin won the heavy- Itcn ,n fnifrii. WertVir=" istnig r.o mau—bj" trice fiiifv Its l-irsl Irsl s it idut M.«U • Hut StaleSlii t eam 'V.i.mug liPoad tiii.e W>IU Vrll* II I jump wMi. r tecurd Well* A Heals Mii'liitiun ilugiue Di.'v i,s at ..'2 fee? 4h i liJOt'l old ( Icon Afchui 1 W'»ll« A»IU A ll AWmlI I Srmlii looh .« WTIU I The Uby of Mulligan Stale Bdl ; ipcrti 'cam-, the new.lv foiitcd loor •f ; -Hi tcjui, mAiie > fiiie-t of sucre* . Sunday by w Hi¬ debut with the Fencer* Whip de- r ,r g an intr i < Bill Hugg, oi La - I^iUrclluE, Ckid . wo Hmt d wi hill, and Walt its. Wickn an, of Clptugo, was the ** Ii*-t tiiusher in a fuixcri ,i fold ;n iht c-o-A-eduntry event assified ads l»»M ^ |>'U Claik, it Saratoga Spring-, Ih'ha j; N V. jiUired vcond by one-(if1 l'» nsoNAI.S i . -eiond in 'he xUdorr U* Thank. *» uw f Tin Spartan a Ho prod u<. id • i' * •»■'». lljjf run btfrk *■*» ' .ierled g; up of jumper# f'"'o •kill nflrt it» p«(ner pe- n ula in Al Juhn- (•!'. • In.-u M«.untuifi; Cha«!e- only t va -v S«-. :«• ! .' ,-nrf (.any Uyun, of Hi sknng 'it tin ' ard Ar vpf Beroueit. • ' ' Jieio -rg and B H R lined fito V' Trout Creek. Tutor pei f ,rma» • - ' -.v.-n tr.- u» an jnv4«tM>r» to .» • jm*- dot tune un'" «;Ui ir.4«Mm week-end m Htw h- ™r' . Mat I-OST V ,i ; u»v u.g no.I - IMIK V| M OKI.- i- uorlli . hliif la»l ui-v «»*• fr.-ti.nJa> ali- M • r..qao nest Monday un4 V an MuM*. "(Itt H . , Hi T-K jAnnn. w Ha O . •> »•! rue »arf . ' f I rrtt. .(Ue »( i " V .J 'gh Fr.idiiV aUtl Sj'C«4ffUi»® raH, W»4>, e . yrtUs* I »w4. M*"«n I sl.OO . •Mil a-U llita-t S " 'tl • I n.I»h »t.li (bWl 11 c*»r4 Jack g JIM SM-J.1 T» S !u.vr " r ., W I ,,l^t II . ... Well i r, , o fi'* ' ' rr-'Sor. wirnu?Hi*nm. U un ibt- l'un-lia»f of ■iftijfc. fwrrplKid. tot t rtr»frtr4 es-uph. I;.- i g two, al-d tyirg one • 2$*M. The once.beat*n Wolverinrc. who ; . 7 are apjx-ai -f g here HIT the ■■etowk - ? ig ii iai is! It time U.-g Ti n tha e^PKm. ure curreo'ly *h>* champion* m swtminmg. s»r4.(r««B. i« t bowling for tomte You trust its quality kdihi itAina.i. HASP w!j T.. fiAJlr •tth tfil t',<4ril. And lb. Orih«4'» au^rosFoa WTltS UNPIft AUIiiOAIPt Of YgK COCA-COVA — CMpuWli ' IK, ,r^y « P-tn*R. Jg* BaiUjr, K. t yout Uiends m «* dt^tt ( ocacoua nurrum company or jackho.n aimu>phcrf billiards admission Tuesday, February 21, iy,2 MICHIGAN STATU NEWS hash (not as) Wins Fireside Clint High Iigh National Honors all underttana «"4 '«« «•" !>»WI »•«•! thai inKuiTYiitfwSS •■W> mil.t nnrjrt, I, in n«hl >1 rtl.tinrr. «htrh "!«,< ^»ll U» w»» arnnna (h, ( * In Pio llahitifr "The Bfnnd^nrrnn, t-'fiirh Knrr Vrn heraldert In -I.,. Imjl CHICACO, Fein' 23 . (TP)—-A protection Irom nIMilc hni'r li-mmo nr.' mnltnntlt- brino rdnllrnnr-) !»(- mir rnillrn hatt!rfi,-lo, rnrmlr,." „„ , ^ * '" '■> Cr A. flrotrn and 11in St mini Is J7-year-old girl wh'«? «oiindf. some'hinif like the cherry ! name • * • pfe she baked wait—.$200 richer j "Thr nhkcl nf (hr Nail, awl thr JapaMW la In wpaiair lb, > Hiiro \lnlnal FrioutIshift today because of her tfrtents. j rd Slatw. Britain, ( hlna and Raaala and ta Kurtat, ii„„, M> The ^irl. Maty Lush of Ames,' annlhrr wi Dial rarh Bill br .nrrnundad and rat off rr,„„ ,„„*S W|(f , la . was declared to have bakfd | .■■ppllr. and rrlnfnrrrmrnK It la tffe «M familiar \.i, R, NEVA aukfrmw •dl.ldr and rnnanrr. l the most luscious pie among nine "Well-likod" Is the term contestants in Chicago. M a r y ; "Vnur *n\ rrnmrnl ha. unm!«lakfahl, rnnltdrnrr In ,mlr ahtlh, J Which most fittinKly describes was given $100 in cash and a $100 j hrar Ihr wnral. nllhnat fflnrhlni or lnahl« hrarl. V •»»i must, iuj, G. A. Hrmvn, homl of the nni- defense bond. havr rnmplrlr ronMrnrr that jnar aovrrnmrnt la kr,pi„t ^ Second place and $50 went to 1 from , nti r air pi Information lhat nlll hrlff thr rnrm. in hi, pp. miil husbandry department, who has been Connected with Mary Rebman of Ih iieoye Fatls, j In dr.lr.i. na." A * ,* Michigan State college for 40 N. Y.. with Audrey Kraus of Gar- j den City, Minn., receiving $25 for : 'This is U'nr Tho American people tcaift fo laiotr years. ••baking the third best cherry pic. j told, the general trend of hate flu* » tear* is going." Jtlrowti, tine nr a m m ii an tun sniping at each other. . * • • trent banquet la-t we« k when j _ In telling, the American people ; faculty nwmbe? * sm vert students. i| that they had been compelled to j "The United Nations are dedicated to a rommon cause |n thf K Brown tvill'.-d .i "d .wn-to- f ft. A. BROWN yield ground they will regain, he f nersbip of our common enterprise, xve must share in. a murieti piu3 earth" prob e r h> ,i"- animal! emjihhsi/ed that the United States which all of us must play our several parts, each of u* bring » Ag Students' Pal lint ion Criticises Eft it colors indispeii*>ahlc and dependent one on |hf other." » and her Allies a*e committed to . . husbandry ci.e e talk eve: | ihleir.- *1Jeasy to ; with hit destruction of militarism in Japan Saniftlo Itnllol. "Thr task lhat we American* now fart will test ns hi the utter Never before have we been called upon for such a proiiiginw f 33 Billion Bill and t»ct many they say he d»pull '■ punches '/ Tfu v ul-.» maintain! "We are daily increasing our Preshmnn Officers president i i In Ijocture On American Art Never before have we had so little lime In which to do *0 much.' that he nt-'« it the hardest w :k I am Jerry ler Norst IJotorc Ntnatr enemies, will have the offensive; Fred Moron "Art itself is nut culture, but merely an expression of cul¬ Wheti tyrttym fir 1 entered the we. not they, will win the final battles, we. not they, will make Adolph Pruni ture." Thomas Hart Benton, America's best known contem¬ a department thnr wcie . n!y aIkui! ' WASHINGTON. Feb 23 (TP) vice-president (Continued fr n, the final peace,' he asserted eight mrti <>n the -tall inch The largest single uppi npi iution- The President tiuhinded his lis- Dorothy Doran porary painter, told last night's audience in the auditorium. defense stamp d> Fufitvrr I4:.*-- H v there we r/m,'. 400 Shaw, itnrtei " m history DLL" «3.000,00(1 to high purposes* tor every Ameri¬ Gloria Fortier "Art should culture." be regarded as a • representation of a nation's 1**1 WOMEN'S phases. the entire i•» give up conveni¬ Bob Yeiter | w hereby rtour own national cul¬ ciation. courses " Very outspoken¬ V. IV < A. Representatives - the senate committee added an - ence* and modify their routines of ture can heft be interpreted." Featuie of tomorrow4# meeting merit Brown lvt«> thiee iron «.t» . j half l.ulliou dollar* to be Hume Krwiomlcx Benton strongly criticized edu¬ ly, Benton denounced the courses defense groups v . •if Y W D A will be a talk by phases id lis »« «• He leachf- ij'e.1 ruostiy foi uniform, and living if the nation risk- it. cators and institutional heads who as a waste of time, explaining that and the OSD will \-■ • clusses. wmk* on »e*e.<<«b ma inly M AINTAIN CONFIIH NCI (Vote for Two) "a person has to participate in art Dorothy Whitley on "The Family mittee's final iec-.iv .. ', equipment for new army men. believe that culture can only tn* in livest-ck nutrition, nod : sent "We will do it cheerfully, re¬ Jean Chapman to appreciate it. and cannot hene- t\ ntmumly Project" s|*»nsored by \\ILL SUGGEST um KM Tlu' budget, but can requested the obtained in museums and in the out a* a «peaVes from the exten¬ membering that the common ene¬ Mai y Jane Kleaver flt from a study about the pat¬ AlhU>n colli-ge Fiomu Sater. ad- add'tion just liefnte commrnttee "finer things of life." and who de¬ It was also Mit.t ' : sion -service to farm meeting* and my seeks to destroy every home Mary Jean Wood ' terns of art. but must actually visei to the organization, an¬ fappr«,\;,l of the huge bill wm and every freedom in every part mand that American art copy for¬ committee recouv. h Km !.m ' Th, ««•.«»•. ..|.|M..|H,iit|.h. will l»«.«t failing t" destroy American mo¬ (Vole for One) bands, hot dogs, and the everyday in modern art brought forth non¬ Albion college. elude the nnnoiut(»» e - "« ai p».sitn.,vl> 143 billkm. the ,, rale, are now trying to destroy affiliated with best »•!., t . Ill 1 th. .1 Robert Baker occurrences of our daily life are an j ton's answer that it is n European camouffage, mat!:' imllh, 11.. .. •. .... , ... h. " ""'I' ' 1 »•*'<•■ America's confidence m her own Wnynard Sheets Important part of American cul¬ vagary on an art theme "It 1* a wa> offieuiiiy rqjened in Janu.it y, aid. physical educa? ' r,,"»4I l»42. and IS4.1 . V,.,.»h TV. Alhe- lie cited Axis claims that ture.' Benton explained. legitimate form of painting and according t-> Ml** Safer Other suggest 101 - <*cu the British, the Chinese -and the Liberal Arts HOUSEMOTHERS' TRAINING of hi', job is ft you; to make on- For* the greater part of the lec¬ sculpture which is crazy only in course in contempot > y Russians arc finished or hit about HouseniottierK will meet in ture—or rather, the discussion■- its subject matter," he added. I,"::: Thoi.^i. Il."«h "" president iu.8.SeiMHngPiaii«i to quit "Patriotic and sensible Ameri¬ (Men Vole for Two) Rogei Blackwood Benton answered questions from the audience. Very While Benton did not display room IIJ ot the Union annex to- informal ill the etiquette*that speaker* usually | 1 no now at 9 a. m to hear Dt H. the history depai trc lar courses. Max Dillingham cans will reject these absurdities," J. Wyngarten. pndes#nr of Ken- the Laming K.w. . . i;.a J:, Ml voiced the President. Kd Kitchen j tnood and manner, he made him- show toward audiences, his fame! m mics. talk on "Taxes and In¬ Buy Defense B -»>■! rd be wnuid ». tin: U re > ■ the OTTAWA. Feb. 2.3 ,TBt-Ca¬ Karl Potter self completely at ease, even to | rests on his painting, not on his; The president pointed out that flation." << Today. '"iffrna*" than to In "running thing* nadian At» Minister Power re- the point of indulgence in a cigar- speaking. He is abo » menib» - of Block Japan's seizure and arming of (Women Vole for Two) \eaU*d in the-House of I'ommons mandated islands of the Pacific, in arrt' Bridle, lia'mna' arantil bus- Helen Swansnn to*toy that the t'nifed States is violation of treaties, had made it tafulr> MS of,, the Am. I CO So- ri't^tiintly reinforcing the air Gloria Bell i if ty of Art mud Ibodm't-on ' ant* force stations m Alaska itnpossddo at the present to rush Dash W ii erfel reinforcements h» General Mac- Margaret Buvhana Which of These Delta S wtr.a IMu F ntenut* IVovej -sud that the United Arthur in tin* Philippines, Gloria Buzzard State: ai'tu is- sending a constant r. s i oik f s FYI RYWHKRF CONCKKT it i earn < t l"xvv»heis and other ail- i-.ft t. Alaska b> way of He said, "however, the numbers of American bombers that large KngineerH (Vote for Two) . (Continuerl from I\ik» 55 U j in v chain of an ix-iK umstiiicted and thousatuis of troops are light¬ at know ledged b\ An-e .. an - 'tetwte-; Kdiiionton. Alberta, ahd Milton Kirkpatrick ing in the Western Pacific. The Canadiiin- forces of the United Nations in Hni'ry Green Modern Library Giants 1 ' \. -k.« under the William Monroe temporary oc!io.t — hup joint defense program, China, Burma and the Netherlands He aid the movement, of Amer- Fred T. Mitchell, Jr. Debussy - • Afterc.m-n o . Indies weie said to be exacting n ai ha'?' »«.at- war} lanes t-» Alaska had teirible toll on the Japanese. Robert Geyer Farm" w :1i lw g-n the s Do You Want? the prog! am wfo.th lit tn ■ been to*,i eased tremendau'ly dur- on "Kvery Japanese transport sunk Applied Scienee cbmaved 1>,y the ' \'.i Syiv,. utg t?«* pa>t few weeks olT Java is one less transport that powe: adtied that the Royal they can use t" carry reinforce¬ (Vote for Two) ph nv Th-d Si'*, i 'i i - rat' me in Canadian aii force is tushmg all ment* t «their army opposing Gen¬ one Jean Rheinfrank his esteem ',!'»»• M S y #>m» syn ♦ -i in- jo check hh> tNtiuuble blow eral MacArthur in Luzon." he said Jerry Page Don McPhail pb"l \ »•' : « ! ' .t, by the rnemv from the Far North. President Roosevelt, in tracing Zoo' H< s,dd that hi wa eeitain the the vast world stretches of the Jack It. Gibson At I'D ted by the cowan*-'. ' 2»1 Kr.iiHV" ,-o;. n-«vM I > : . vi.dm \ • ■ American «i» force was doing like- war, called attention' to the mil¬ Peggy Given jst w i !0 ypt e.,:ed. wi lions of lighting men in China. Affriculture Uie (iiiliruiii.'wi .i tcm. tUel tb Russia's powerful military ma; Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps chine, the \ ashless of the British (Vote for Two) Michigan State ha- the c. lees' o» vhv s t; «i he h.i m'i T-rta Empire and finally North, Central Jack Weaver and South America. Rev C. Gunnel I Ml HT STAY UNITED Ted Ross MAI.RAUX. ANDRE—Man*. Hap, Merrill Petoskey AUSTEN. JANE—The < •mpletr Navel# of He said if America heeded the MARX. KARI.-tlMUl BOSWELU JAMES -The Ufe af Kamurl Jahnxon advice of some of her former iso- : A NEW ANTHOLOGY OF MODERN POETRY. BROOKS, VAN WYUK - The Flawerinc af New EnglatMl hitiontsls to withdraw ships, BROWNING. ROBERT—The Pee*#* and PUy* of SIXTEEN FAMOUS AMERICAN PLAYS planes and men and-tight a de¬ PiihIi Rills to Place UULFINCH'S Mythalacy (with 1« illuftrationvin aquat.me) THE ENGLISH PHlLOSOPERfyTHOM BACON TO VIM. fensive war. she would old the THE METROPOLITAN OPERA GUIDE. BURY J B — A Hhtarv af Cireere tUT WI CANT MOID ON TO U Axis in dividing and conquering these great component forces In •. Army Over OLD CARLYLE. THOMAS—Thr rreneh Revalatian (with 16 illus¬ MONTAIGNE Th, Imii af (Th, Florlo Tran.lji trations in aqua tone) MYERS, GUSTAVUS- Hblor, of th, (Iml Anvrlran Fan,*" that case, the United State* no WASHINGTON. Feb 23 (TP) tM IONG TBI WAV IVIIY NIETZSCHE. FRIEDR1UH—Th, Philmwphy of CARROLL. LEW IS—The I amplete M ark* af longer could aid China, would lose Two proposal* for stripping the ONI S C1AMORING fOR communication with the South¬ CERVANTES—Don Qaixatr (with 16 illustration- by Gustavo O N KILL. EUGENE—Nln, PU« k, office of civilian defense of it# txire) I- E EIKIAIt ALLAN Th, ( amaim, Tgln >Ml P»,ni« »' west Pacific, allowing Austialin and New Zealand to fall into authority over civilian protection COLLINS, WILKIK Thr Moon*tonr and Thr Woman In While PRESUt )TT. WILLIAM H - Th, fang ant al M,lha were advanced in the senate to¬ DARWIN. CHARLES—Thr Origin of Specie* ami The Deaeent < onqur*| u( Peru Japanese hand* af Man RESTORATION AND F.IGHTEF.NT1I CENTURY—The T-d'' Democratic Senator Tydings Tiger Snake It we were to stop sending mu¬ nitions. to the British and the Rus¬ sian* tn the Mediterranean and day. of Maryland and Senator Clark Missouri both Introduced bill* DF.WKY, JOHN-Intelligence Dewey'* Philaaaphy in the Modern World; Jahrt Uanmu* Pla>* of Uie (Cosgreve, Wycherley. G • Sheridan, etc.) ; Persian gulf areas, we Would help of DOS PASSOS. JOHN—V. S A. ~^ H. ILLAND, ROMAIN-J,.».C'hriaUah«« SANDALS the Nazis to oven un'Turkcy, Syria, Iraq, Peisia. Egypt and the Suez which .would give ministrative the army ad¬ authority over essen¬ DOSTOYEVSKY. FYODOR—Th, ELIOT. GEORGE—TW iMl Kimii *•>»•. FARRELU JAMES T -Ma*. I^ntcn BroUwn Rtranuivv at SCOTT. SIR WALTER TW MM n»1 SMITH ADAM—Th, W'Mlkh of NoHmu Africa and the whole coast, of Senator Tydings asked that the STERNE LAURENCE Trbum Khandr and A S'l--"" FREUD. SIGMDND—Th» luk B riling* •» West Africa—putting Germany OCD be entirely abolished, while within easy striking distance of GIBBON, EDWARD—The DkIIm u4 Fall ml Ih, Roman Im- Journey Senator Clark proposed that the STRACHEY, JOHN—The Camliic Straggle far Power plrt (cumplat, m t*-o wlumr.) South America.' he added. CCD continue to direct all it# GILBERT AND SULLIVAN—Th» TMifflat, P1*T, of SUE EUGENE—The Wandering Jew TRYING DAYS present activities except the ac¬ HAWTHORNE. NATHANIEL—Th, I'mnfflM, Nav,t. .nd S,-. TENNYSON—The Paama and Play* af The President reminded his lis- ] tual protection services. The InMMng TOLSTOY, LEO—Anna Karenina tenors that the Axis propagandists Tydings tqil w ould put an at my HOMER—TW C—WI, (Mi ml TOLSTOY. LEO—War and Pence had once said the Americans were officer experienced in the per- HUGO. VICTOR—Lw HKnUn TWAIN. MARK—Tom law,n .nd HukMWm rtnn "playboys" who would hire Brit- j founaiKe of civilian protection_in IBSEN. HKNRIK-Oma Rton nf ERE EL ERANZ— TW lari. Day* ml Mug Dogh jsh. Russian or Chinese soldiers charge of essential civilian de¬ W HITMAN, WALT—Lnvn ml CraM JOYCE, JAMES—llnaaa to do their lighting. fense work. Other OCD function# KEATS AND SHELLEY—1W Cnnlil hmu ml THOMAS—LmM Wmmf, Ahgal He challenged the Axis "to re¬ wvuld be droiiprd. YOLNG. G F—TV MM.I (with 33 full-pag, nptoih LAMB. CHARLES—1W C —llll W«W US LMt»r, ml peat that statement today, lie LEWISOHN. LUDW1G—TW Ma,, ml MmmrWmm Utaralar, in aquatooe) challenged the aggressors to make ThTiger Sroke such a statement to General Mac- Yaiiilt'nltrry Urgra LINCOLN. ABRAHAM—1W Ltf, >*• Wrlttng* af Arthur and his men, to the Amer¬ I'ublirilv Slash 220 Till<* foshionj by Dons Deb go The Regular 95c Modern Library* Ed. 76c . ican sailors in far waters, to the oil the way from block and men in the flying fortresses, or to WASHINGTON, Feb. 33 (TP) * — . .» white, beige, multi-colors . the marines He recalled the dark —Mien if an4* Republican Senator Arthur H, Vandcnbuig today sug¬ days of Valley Forge and the •T.to brilliant redt gested that the federal govern¬ brave utterances of the patriots who suffered there, including ment cut its publicity expenses. Thomas Payne who wrote words, "These are the days try men's souls." that the He stated Irom the senate that more than 2? million dollars were floor spent annually for publicity President Roosevelt concluded: purposes, and naked the govern¬ Campus Book Store A orrawiB m union "So spoke Americans in the year ment to economist by redwing !?(•. So speak Americans today" its large staffs. '