IO ' \ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ; Today's v \ TODAY'S WEATHER Slightly scanner. Campus VOL. 33Z.332 Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 11 §$il ,.*a 1942 NO. 23 ,. Bond-seller Allies Push in ' restrictions sre tnrnlnr In- Women Take APacif War W boners the fejmjri government. Block «' »™"*' Liiwal chased a *500 war bond because ' Over Campus One-Day Vacation ArmyTroopsDriye FDR UrgesPassage This ^*1 t"e club can't use up Ite expense . iccount. I'suslly, the club sends Morning ■ts judring team to other schoo s hut li'lc of transportation faelll- for Thanksgiving; Jap Thrust from of Teen Age Draftt |jf' cancelled trip, this year. Term Ends Guadalcanal Lines Men to Be Free of All ,.. lock-out Early Soon as Possible (jtnipus Activities To alleviate transportation WASHINGTON. Oct. 27 (AP) X:>era even paid dividends difficulties over the Christmas —Japanese troops fought their WASHINGTON. Oct. 27 (AP) for One Day r Vi »n students who didn't holidays, way through our lines on itv'"'V the yesterday afternoon Michigan lege's fall term will State col¬ the]—President Roosevelt expressed south side of the Guadalcanal a hope at a press conference to Bv NEVA AC HERMAN 1 .-v'-.rce of the "Marriage of 13, three days earlierclose Dee. airfield but were thrown back by Women will hold a dr. Oct. 27 (AP) —The preceding and Friday and Sat¬ mined to hold the airfield on Guadalcanal at all costs. This I Attracts i Staters pus- activities usually 'dutted I-ri-i--i 8th army, under the con- urday following Thanksgiving. flying field, constructed by and .by men, according to airman v ri-aring offensive support Representing Michigan State hirley Bailey. An ml-woman seized from the Japanese, was uf th<> Allied air arm, broke fur¬ college at the Land-grant college faff will take over the pubhra- called the key to all the fighting. ther in. de the main Axis desert To Talk on Korea Should it be lost, it was said, convention being held m Chi¬ tion of tomorrow's State Mews, cago today through Friday, are | and won- n \v 1! act as uositmns today on a major ma- ie - lenses with the obvious sing, will serve as sophomore extension work, Dr E. A. Bcs- intention of pushing along the treasurer this year, it vtaa re¬ I iri .i si .units for a wide-open THE LINES Stidingrud Defenders st>\ dean of the graduate school, vealed at Student council meet¬ both know Orient . . • C"7. Ballard, state county ageht Hold Centum At lock ... i • ih Rommel. ing last night. • * * leader, Edna V. Smith, state The A, led air forces were so Baryamts was runner-up to Outside i home demonstration leader, and •v in command of the Dr. Grace- Line, instructor iti Volga City Lynn Fowler in last spring elec¬ j V. R. Gardner, director of the tions. He assumes the .' ' • . od and sea that they did Japanese, and her husband Win- position ■ MOSCOW, Oct. 28 (AP)—The | experiment station. according to the Student council lieid, will speak at the meeting ' !y ogainst Axis counter- ittui*, . n the ground. of Pi Alpha, Sociology Club, at Red army stopped a new Ger- j — —— constitution. Fowler is now at¬ 7:30 p. m. today in room 130 . ,-in offensive in a workers set- | Harvest Ball Heads Named tending the U. S. Naval Acad¬ Morrill hall. Their subject will lenient and factory nrea of l emy at Annapolis, Md. be "The Situation in the Orient.' northern Stalingrad yesterday. Committees for the Harvest Hal Crumley, A S. 44 was ap¬ >1 Tips Issued alter a successful Russian coun- ball, which is to be held Friday, 1 and color movie* of Korea will pointed by Student council pi ev¬ r-ottack had driven the Ger- | were announced by Andy Wat- ident Peg Buihans to i be shown. investigate -"•-.hrnen are asked to Members of Dr lane's Japa¬ ans out of south Stalingrad president of Ag council the possibility of bringing the arts and pots for the i nto the bleak Steppe below the! Harold Mitchell was appointed custom of 1 nese classes and all students wiio hayrides back to the >'h brawl Thursday, I are interested are invited to at tv. the Russians said Wednes- | general 'chairman, and he will be campus. ■' < hell, program chair- I tend the meeting. tli(y _ (assisted by Ted Ross in charge "This was brought up by Stu¬ is id. The Soviet midnight commu- of publicity; ^ Warren V inccnt, dent club, and his appointment hr on who wish to par- nique said that in the new drive! head of decorations. Jack Wea- - not constitute our approval '• hould phone either Kuov Promises More the Germans sent infantry and! ver, ticket chairman, and Ah Van of the idea," Miss Burhans said. g. Jr. at 2-2958, or tanks in "one attack after an-(Dyke, refreshments. Halloween Hayrides were outlawed to her, at 4 4328, as Fight from IJ. S, Navy other" in an attempt to break j w ill furnish the theme for. the itudent groups in 1949 by the possible. the Russian lines, but that the party. Dick Charles and his or faculty social committee after NEW YORK. Oct. 27 m. In his speech, prepared for de¬ aries to $25,000 a year after cer¬ resented by a duly recognized or Canterbury house *_Hrafini: attack on I livery over a nation-wide hook¬ tain deductions, beginning Janu¬ certified labor organization or j « !-»«. New up from the Waldorf-Astoria ho¬ ary 1, and asked that his own Forestry club. 7:30 p, m. i giving* n annual stipend of $75,000 be so where the employe is not em¬ Forestry cabin Ik-.- tel, Knox declared: n.bitUj trimmed despite an exception ployed in a bona fide executive, • "Ships and aircraft and train¬ Psychology elub. 7:30 n. ra. <-^aU,ruJ. m miles to the ed men are coming faster and made for salaries fixed by fed¬ administrative, or professional Room 11, Union annex | WMhe.st. eral or state statute. capacity." faster now, but still not fast The sweeping regulations, is¬ | ^ barm w formation destroy- enough and we have a long way "All other salaries come under the jurisdiction of the treasury Pershing Rifles, 7 p. m. to go to do properly our vast, sued by James F.JByrnes, direc¬ Dem ball stabilization, department," said a summary of £**r"ilt positio. world-wide job or patrolling, of tor of economic v.ere applied to both private and the regulations issued by Byrnes. Christian Science, 7:30 v. m. ^runt Japanese escorting and of fighting on all public salaries, except those This he interpreted to mean Peoples church chapel I in the seas." that the treasury would pass on Blue Key, 5 p. m. T* rid in its r— . Knox asserted that "as the fixed by statute. They alao froze all salaries and wages up to salaries under $5,000 now being ^ '"•'ay. One fiyat year of our ordeal draws to paid employes in executive, ad¬ Org. room 1, Union a close we seem to be coming to $25,000 and disallowed any in¬ Jr. Farm Bureau, 7:15 p. m. JSjrtkW Of 4 tbe realization that strategy and creases except those approved ministrative, or professional jobs, or so-called "white collar" posi¬ Spartan room. Union military operations are a job for by the War Mtar. board or tions, as Byrnes called them, and Ag Ed. club, 7:30 p. m. I *• experts in>***«sion of all the treasury. Kckoda in New GkE. The War Labor board was also all salaries over $5,000 V 123, Morrill hall f§5£*" , X Wednesday, October 28, 1043 Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Advanced Military Men Grill and Bear It By Liclity MICHIGAN STATE NEWS to Elect Corps Sponsors Entered as second-claes matter at the postofflee, East Lansing, Mich. Offieaa Fhiring Classes Today located on irrrmnd floor of east wing of Union Building Annex, room 8. Published daily except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school, Election, of corps sponsors will year and weekly on Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of be held today in military classes, Mf.br CII.kI.1. Pre.. Mirhlirsn State roll<*t. with voting under the direction loiepnon.—concr* Phor. TVlcphono—Collar* av of members of Officers club. rnoe. D-fiif. B'A- ' n.rti.fi.Nrfto po. national aovcrtisimo re vj t—. I • c • « ltorl.1 Office—Ext. 25# i Buiinn* Offic. Twenty-four women are candi¬ . Nalicnal Advertising Service, .nc. _.Ext. 2«n. Oilltit l'ultiU/ert Rtfiresritlalivt Subscription rates—»c per copy: 13.00 dates for the positions of honor¬ 420 MACISON Ave. New Yomt, M. v. per year by malW-U-BO per yemr by ary cadet colonel and unit corps CSfCae. • eol'o. • to. ...fit. . tie ru.ct.co eollrpc carrier to ettnlenta; 12.25" per sponsors of the ROTC. rear by coltem carrier to rmn-etudenta. Senior'women who are candi¬ MEMBER OP TUB ASSOCIATED PKESS dates for honorary cadet colonel The Aaw.eiatCft Pro, la exelu.leelr entitled to the u.e for repnbllcatlon of all include Peggy Green. A.S.; Mnjel new. dif |»1 te-hea emitted to it or not otherwise credited In thin paper and alito the local new. published therein. All rfcrhta of publication on epeciai dhpatchc. here, Wheeler, H:E. and Lois Luecht, in are also reserved. _ L?A. Unit, sponsor candidates for Editorial Dfrrrtoi infantry are Mary Bent, L.A. and Jane Ellen Henkei-^L.A. EDITORIAL STAFF Atwebtle Editor. KI.I.IS HKANUT: A»«i.tant Editor., 1111.1, BARCLAY. BILE Those running for field artil¬ JOHNSTON. 1111,1. IdADItftX, JKKItY TKU tlORST; Sport* Editor, TOM RIOR- lery are Betty Gibson. L.A.; Pat¬ -e|>AN. Women's Editor, NEVA ACKERMAN; Feature. Etlltor, ELLEN 8TEGEN- ty Reddy, L.A. and Helen Mc¬ OA. Afee, L. A. Nuthl Etlltor ELLIS BRANDT Cavalry contestants are Mary A; A. APPLEOATE Grow, H.E.; Millicent Jones, L.A. and Marciu Rybarsyk, L A. ' Faculty Ailrf" Candidates for coast artillery sponsor include Muriel Whiting, IHiNKIN' 01JI LOUD L.A.; Aileon Zlckgraff, Shirley Freeman, L.A.: Shirley Knowlton, H.E.; and Jean Jack¬ H.E.; By Sheldon Mover son, A.S. Women running for signal corps sponsor are Rosemary Darlington, L.A.; Mary Elaine THE WHITER whose aloft test the "trial student opinion hand sent balloon" on Howl winner,afternoon to Saturday the weekrend. already ofis setthat for Childs, L.A.; Betty June Bishop, H E. and Betty Jane Youngman, mirations of Thanksgiving and And now that the "trial bal- L.A. . ' 0 Christmas vacations has now loon" is grounded,' It. is with Ann Hoyt, L.A. and Helen M: tf-en his balloon pricked with j'reat pleasure that we can make pins, and has gleefully Watched the following announcement: il come down lt> earth, flattened Because Thanksgiving is to be Li nek, HE. are contestants for band sponsor. Candidates for quartermaster "I just know Junior unit make a wonderful bombardier! member how butter fingered he was around the ho tor. celebrated as in normal times, corps arc Helen Sayers, L.A.; J§- like a heat-out bag. The administrative group of Ihc State News now finds it pos- Mary Jean Wood. H.E.; and Ihij college has moved swiftly, rible to suspend publication—as Doris Jean Holser, H.E. Men Praised for Prc-Game Shotvi ft with the benefit of an inkling on usual — for the Thanksgiving how student matter. felt about this :k-end. The last issue of this week will be published Wednes¬ New 'Skecter Bomber* .Military In a memorandum issued yes¬ ing its personnel for war," terday. Col. Stuart McLcod com¬ Lcod said. ft The fall term will end three rltiyi earlier than scheduled, to i nablo students to reach their day, Nov. 25. Publication will resume its normal course the following Tuesday. Nip at Nazi Shipyards LONDON, Wednesday. Oct. 28 ance on the mended t h e college R.O.T.C. unit for its excellent The fact that members perform¬ unit were caused consio gridiron before the inconvenience and even di (AP)—Britain's fast Mosq'uito football game on Saturday, homes before the peak of the bombers attacked the German fort only added to the en holiday transportation rush. The "This exhibition evoked much all concerned, said McLeo i. usual —vprttVwn four-day Thanksgiving bus been decreased to - THE - shipbuilding yards at Flensburg east of the Danish border at low very favorable comment from More than 2,400 studc level Tuesday, hitting and set- citizens by whom it was wit¬ dtts, representing all six ir Thanksgiving day. one While this short-lived contro¬ WOMAN'S WORLD ting afire a medium-sired mer¬ nessed and did a great deal to the Coirege R.O.T.C. and the chant ship, the air ministry re¬ bring home to them the part that lege marching band took : versy was being aired, never, of ported late last night. this college is playing in prepar¬ the colorful demonstration. course, was there any criticism " By NKVA ACKERMAN of any earlier and longer Christ- . . mas vacation. It is something ' , .. that will be appreciated by both sludents and faculty aldfe and lt is something that railways and bus members companies man Union j m ;'1 5 • ">• »odai' annex, 'n Peggy Hall. L.A. 45. , 7). according to Chair- WARTIME TELEPHONE TIPS have sought in order: to alleviate y w c A> the holiday transportation prob- y w. C. A. will open it* mem- lem. , bership to freshman and transfer The most controversial issue students at the organization tea concerned the attendance ol thu afternoon, according to Pres. tlasses on Thanksgiving day- W|rth. Meetings are held Student opinion was sharply di- ciich. Wednesday at 5 p. re. Bc- videdms might be expected, trie !ldeg iv(,ulur mectings and social proiHisnl had muny ffiipportcrs, I,-UviUt!ai y. w. C. A. sponsors a but even this writer questioned wur rplief a(u,rnoou each Tuw. the wholeheartedncss of such (Uy frcR| , ,0 5 p. m. wh<,re su-port when the suggestion was invmbers make surgicai drMg. Ifivincad. .. irgs and do other relief work, The primary thing to now is how to W«»|der avoid overtaxing Miss Wirth said, tin asportation facilities during the Thanksgiving week-end. Al¬ iSrtrs to Be Published I Wrlta _ . .. don't cnU, particularly to points in other 2,C"N hy numbar, if pomihle, when you must use l»n though no official announcement alatca! Use long distance for urgcut racaugca only. distance. Your call can 1>« handled faster tliat v i; has been mode, double cuts can -by. Women Only tMf expected as an order of the day on Wednesday, Friday and Tomorrow's paper will cssen- Saturday ttially be a ftmiale product as ah It is now up to the ndministra- all woman staff will take over its t ■ • tion and Student council to pro- publication. Neva Ackernian vide such Incentive for students wttl act as editor, Jean Whiting, I to -toy on the campus, even on business Thanksgiving. Of course, many Stegengn will be wire editor, manager, and Ellen sludents do not need any incen- Those working on the editorial t'-^e because the time element stall will include Louise Roth, and transportation problem will Barbara llaftord, Joan Meyers, force them to remain here. Barbara Dcnnison, Kay Bcsemer, But it has been suggested from Sally Owens. Others are Winn several sources that an all-col- Potts, Helen McAfee, Helen lege Thanksgiving service be Schmidt, Dee Dearing, Leone bold Thursday morning In the Seastrom, and Rosemary How- Coliege auditorium or at Peoples land. Sports staff will include 3,4* brief on all call*! Know what you waat to aay "d 4,0" ■ 'oca' call, be sure of the right number, aud church. It also has been sug- Jeanne Burton, Betty Jo Cor- keep pencil aad paper handy beuda the tclcjihooe. don't call Information for number* la the direcloij'- Kcsted that an nil-college dance rish, and Shirley Trucsdell. tie held Wednesday night. And Maudie Graham, Elaine Zeo- of course, a football game with rip. and Margaret Steele, wiU Oregon State, the 194J Rose work on Uie busincs staff. fELEPHONE before, andLINES: they today be must carrying are used a bigger load efficiently, to give, than ever ipnytmiim DERWOOD CARN'S ORCHESTRA servioe to the war effort- The nation's armed forces and war indus- (Formerly Dusty Rhode*') tries have first call on telephone facilities. By using lung distance for only the most necessary personal calls, yon will be. helping to If-you like.it,sweet, that's what we've got But maul we.cau jive if you lik« it hot! keep:the/wiiai dear for vital war messages. Warren Raar»ll: UOHiflll IIB fnittOltE Kmtftf Phone 5-6S70 -ii Wednesday, October 28, 1942 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Thret )\alt Pawlowski's Injury: Forces Abbot 12 Loses Phys ErL Students Shift of Jlencotti to Halfback Season's First to Demonstrate B TOM RIORDAN X Happy Miles Fitness Programs c| m wondering u -,1' Pawlowski's knee injury is, how serious to Abbot 18 Per Dollar ' '•' .'h Charley Bachman has reinforcing Pawlowski's Hermie Abbot 18 upset previously un¬ tU N | The physical fitness program Th Michigan State college Will hulfback' pest with talent defeated Abbot 12; 1B-0. last jrfugc iti premiere Friday, Nov. 'he fullback position, night, in the dormitory touch Says so 'i;is backfield will be at top football league. A pass thrown 20, from 8 to 10 p. m., with more from the 45-vard line by Connie than 1,000 students participat¬ i.- ,">.-th for Temple next Sat¬ ICHIGAN STATE'S upset Cunnell to Bob Clark stored the ing. in a huge demonstration' at urday' 'he new Jcnison gymnasium and win over Great Lakes last first touchdown. The p, hman has switched Edo attempt tb Jdhouse Saturday is just another i convert was unsuccessful. | ' ' i;, r ,'tti, a sophomore fullback i)it of evidence that _ , „ only been able to put in anything can j Clark intercepted a pars on the ; us happen in football. This gamelAbbot 12 45-yard marker and rnmrUeirrf minutes of playing time y* I"?' VP3,®^. of ,J.. , , ,, i< of a bad leg, to the spot. Another full- may gest grid prove to be 1942's reverse. big- j ran the I score the remaining distance second Abbot 18 touch- toj^X ' Jool? ihe c^rtfS iv. 'k -A-ho can handle right is . , V Morgan Gingrass, and Pittsburgh's overcoma of the | "lfi' I tknerua action. ii j.r.ibably see lots of action Rams from Furdham that took A?8" fron? Gl,nnt'1! to, Har- ,To Aid High School* v.'.vith Mencotti if Pawlow- the .«d,r medal. .,V -jt-'t ready for heavy duty. member tho limo F.„, Ih.t £"5^ i S^L1- >T M.JIm ell- i n.u l.o >k Good winle,, raaftom Clnrk » 1 ; ,e line the rend situation, Illinois knocked oft the heavily! maxed the scoring by Abbot IB. from high schools ' and in the state to St.™ k colleges .wis handle#very capably favored Michigan eleven in the'Thc b,ockin8 of Johnny Hoy materials for supply them with physical fitness pro-' h vr-rr Mroz and Bernie Ros- nays of Tom Harmon & Co. h, W" °Ut* grams which would make their Blp.1'"Tl'Zf'JS'Z. ' ••-,. ■■ .11 be made better by the Battered and brutad Ed fourth' , f Bob McNeil and Roy jv. more compatible to j, aster, who turned in a grand 0 ! present war objectives. f. , I,..' It is still doubtful, charter that Ed Lord of Mason 5 , 14 :ll . . 4 game against the Sailors, grin- 1 passed to Bob Huston on the 15- . .I probably will be right up ! . * fJeP'ct noJ only what if- Fraleigh's ning from car to car after the i }'nrd. *tr'Pc th:,t sc"rL'J ;he ,.'i rr.,.n time, t . ■:;.i( will l>e h<|aUid suffi- lame, came ci,inner) dunned. "Thai1. <„c» That s just the i touchdown firsM™£ fonc°at of the tilt to defeat i j. " oonc at Michiein Stated Michigan state in Mason 9 13-0 The second il- ,he way of preparing.young men , ,r.tiy tor him to play against thing we needed to get us going." I though unnecessary, was accom- I wl?» w'11. soon to the At " tackles, the 60-minute >,. k Mangrum and Alger . -y ill be expected to go TllFRE'S longer wear In the route. In all probability couple of yards, the entire squad I Masno 4 forfeited to Mason 3,1 anc* t0 Ih^ public at large. There , i every pair ... and greater rVtmfort tiu.v i George Radulescu and leaped off the bench and rushed besides! That's because Smith i h a r along with pivot to the sideline to shout encour-'j Mason 7 forfeited to Mason H, i'' n° admission charge, Shoes Mason 14 forfeited to Mason 13 ^'anV Activities 1 arc built with custom care. ) !: wie Beyer will also be agement to the Spartans in ac- || .tiled. . '• >n the entire contest. Tor the remaining games sched-j Among the activities demon-1 ,v,(" "'8" character in every inch ,t|0n. strated will be boxing, wrestling. t of leather RIP. GILPIN SET The student body, which . . . every stitch. Wear up . dimming, divdng, lifesaving and paif The showing of Ed Ripmaster until now seemed slow to w cheer, vwv, , Blind Winifred Moore, 23, and wat^r polo. Others listed are a r . . . cnjoy1 the ,i;ffercocc. was in the swing him X Great Lakes 1 line-buster; and stamped - JrtiingsriRht IRex* 1 "J hor shepherd dog, rcceiv- I handball, foil, ?abro and rpoe JH Seculitu by, from the start. You can almost, "heepskins tocether from fencing, judo wrestling (hand-to- , _ ■:w sime token. Quarterback be sure that there'll be 100 per j Mississippi Southern college, hand combatL | v.CTORY BONOS !':•-* CMpin's showing gives him cent radio attendance when the ,i r:r. 5glchold on the signal call- Spartans take on Temple Satur¬ ng.spot; day. ^ <- Back Dick _ SWAIN JEWELRY STORE h Kieppe will the passing, kicking, and USS GILPIN started his New Identification Bracelets Rt:' sec- | real deal of the running. If ond game at quarterback i K ;e can throw the ball for State and his perform¬ w mst the Temple crew as he ance against Great. Lakes, gives it >,[) sponsor a tea under the direction Productions today to Wendell Willkie, de¬ clared: "The Atlantic Charter of Rae Annette LAefflcr 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. where ■ fv, . applies to all humanity, as the students will have an opp.,r-ul The secretary of state and I have said nity to Join these organic ; several times before." This function replaces the t: pany tional Coed Carnival. hours Willkie, in a radio report on for Spartan music lovers recent world tour, said last^ , The evening's program day in a dual presentation that many people of Asfii in Union ballroom inch. • opened the college's fall concert eastern Europe doubted play "Five For Bad Luc. StJtr N« program. the Atlantic Charter rccted by Jill .Jope, a< < selections by Betty Jane n the an The afternoon program, "Mar- applied to them. There was line for "riage of Figaro," was such a suc¬ widespread demand, he said, for man, and vocal solos by a world charter of freedom. Weber. ampbell cess for 2,500 persons that ap¬ lore of a Mr. Roosevelt, in reply to Will¬ proximately 5,300 poured into kie at his press conference, per¬ •tier to tl the auditorium last "The Hat," which in collegiate night for mitted himself to be quoted di¬ CLASSIFIED ADS v til a nolle bullet vernacular was completely rectly for emphasis. Be ex¬ ist girls LOST "knocked out." plained, in response to a ques¬ tion. that the term "Atlantic te 'ideas A GOLD PIN—Aqua em >, Both productions were in Eng¬ j Charter" referred to the scene with ml P4*ta in it« T-. lie with lish, "The Marriage of Figaro" of the meeting between himself Sat. If wearable when found. r patriotl of Mozart having been lifted- and Prime Minister Churchill on turn to Box 18, State New*. 1 ave tlies from its original Italian and the Atlantic ocean at which it nwritten. "The Bat" of Joharin Strauss Michigan State college's music .fans had their first opportunity luncil. tf to view opera In College auditorium last night with the presenta¬ was promulgated in August, transplanted from the German. i,i t w hen Featuring grotesque scenery tion of Strauss' farcical "The Bat." Above, Sylvia Morgan as 1941. rather than to^the nations •n the na to which it applies. ^ and period "zoot-suit" costumes, "Rosalind" is he cynosure of (left to right) Howard Vanderburg, ,» oriiittcc "The Bat" sparkled wittily Lester Ferguson, nnd John Hamill, playing Dr. Falke, Gabriel WANTED throughout its three ai'ts despite Eisenstein, and Alfred, respectively, in a scene from the first act Coeds at the University ol a plot that dolled audience un- of the opera. Vermont sewed white uniforms 10 HIRES To mtw Thun. dersanding. for ski troops in the university's R-9. Coll 67187. Auk for H*.t "The Marriage of Figaro," KOTC unit. - •with a likewise complicated (and Government War Film Here in addition, worn out) plot con¬ WOLVERINE IMX For the first time in the his¬ cerning court intrigue and dis¬ I'nder guised lovers meeting in a dark The following pictures will tory of motion pictures, movie fans nil over America are going Special Breakfasts Liglit Lunch- . garden, "was still a very merry be taken tonight in the Little >. the Sun work and delighted its audience to see a full-length feature film theater of the Hortie Ec build¬ no end. ing: presented by the United States Although musie -authorities might remark that Strauss would 7:15 Newman rlub j government. I World It is called "The at War." and it is a film Drugs and Student Supplies 7:30 Junior Farm Bureau probably turn hand springs In that is parked with fast action, his grave If lie knew what a 7:45 Alpha Xi Delta 8 p. m. Chi Omega {turbulenTltnnna and stark real¬ Yes. H e Have Alarm Clocks farpe "The Bat" had been turn¬ ism. based on never-before-seen 8:15 Phi Kappa Tau newsreels, skilfully woven into a ed into, the audience in general 8:45 Tau Sigma was quite delighted by the per¬ 0 p. m. Green Splash [ remarkable, hard hitting story, State thea¬ formance. The music was noticeably in¬ 9:15 Sigma Nu it starts a run at the ter today. SPARTAN DRUG STORf F.llqdetU 9:30 Pershing Rifles the rule it adequate in spots, though the 9:45 Spartan Hotel Awn. 1105 E. Grand River division, well-known overture to "The i Bug War Bonds and Stamps. bulletin it Marriage of Kigaro" was per¬ the R.S.V. formed capably. ' plra«ei of Margaret Spenser, playing "Refuse Si "Cherubino" in the afternoon fit these <1 production and the maid "Adcle" in the evening, carried a heavy loud but captured the audience's OUTDOOR COATS FOR STATE MEN fancy with her blithely polished performances. Sheepskin Lined T/VTE TW«>Mai. 1 P.M. Nl.hU 14 ill P.M. Corduroy and Wool * STARTING TOIIAY ♦ Reversible 2 - Exciting Features • 2 AUTHENTIC I TRI'K! TIIK INKA- AND MIHJS l>BCAI>K THAT I.KIt UP TO PKAK1. HARBOKt Hooded Warmer Coats Priced from $7.50-825.00 WOOL GLOVES LEATHER GLOVES 1.25 • 3.50 * 2.50 • 7.50 SCARF AND GLOVE SETS 2.95 to 5.00 WOOL SCARFS WOOL HOSE 1.50 - 5.00 75c to 2.75 PENDLETON AND McGREGQR WOOL SHIRTS 5.00 to 8.95 $22.50 saittoN a«ri<{A StLLL FOSTER MORISOR OUHIR MVRC7S LAHSinC AW|a|(«T LAMSM $20.00 gever Union Ballroom Dick Charle* S^DQIm Semi-Formal ' BALL « -rViJJ. '<■ '• -kf * and Orch»?tra Thuryfcv, Jjfbor h ^nd at 1 - • nori Tickets Union Desk 2? *• lK» b "orthe ^tyielagi t#*nun