I 1 Tony Iioitv mil Pastor and Pastor Will Play for T-llop hts band will play for tho first prc-Thanks- dance ever to be held at Mich I nan irupsrheri publicity chairman, announced State college, Gordon jreslertlny. The Tur MICHIGAN STATE NEWS key Hop will be held next Wednesday at t> p. m. in the College Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College auditorium. Union board Is sponsoring the dance for tliMicnelit of the slit VOL. 332,332 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVUM HUH !!), 1042 • NO. 30 I id body, which will be unable to leave campus over Thanks- «ivnu! because the regular four-day vacation has been short. ,...,| i,, one day. Tickets will go on sale Saturday at the Union I,J, ilueschcn said, and I desk. I lnld' patrons and guests will be announced FDR Sets New Registrations yoel Coward's Parachutists Take Flying Fortresses fMen Already III II ill He Fall Term Late Bulletins v^ili R Attack Ri/erte, eg i si •• v Pure escape." Thai's how Director Don Ruell clasHi- LONDON. Nov. Ig f AP) — iH„. mil term all-college play, "Hay Fever," to he pre- Romh Supplies Amerlcan Flying Fortresses and in December sriiietl for campus approval on Wednesday and Thursday, Liberator bombers dropped, pee - and .'I. in Fairehiltl theater. LONDON, Nov. IK— Allii'd hrav.vN«ixl ... . orl loadsAlUntle explosives j vVAH^INdTON, Nov. 18 of high submarine . . . |iesi riliecl by Buell as Noel Cowftrd at his best work, parachute troops, have cap- ta(Wll today for lh, foiirlh UmJ (AP)—As one more step in a llav Fever" in n frothy tureil a vilal airdrome deep within todays. broad program to "insuro Pino that should bring "wcl- in Tunisia and American The submarine shed* «f La victory, final and complet relief from current Flying Fortresses have swept I i'alllre and I.orient were raldrd President Roosevelt today into the bHltle of North Africa a cost of one bomber. The dered the young men who be¬ crises. in force with a daring low-level brief American communique did come 18 years old in the last six ,,m tickets will remain on raid on gasoline and ammunition n<>l *'ve 'be results of the at- months of this year to register ' thr igh Saturday at the dump* at Hl/.erte. tacks. , for military service. u-.liution building .and by President Roosevelt's action These developments were re- honorary which is was necessitated by the recently ,.f Theta Alpha'Phi, pnrted tonight from the thick of HOLLAND, Nov. Ik (API- enacted legislation lowering tho ball le fast shaping up in Tunisia The Victory Shipbuilding coin- ,, big the ihrcc-act cotn- i...11s.I student purchasers for control of the air, land and | P»ny will launch a 110-foot sub- See DRAFT—Page 1 iiool prior to the winter tea lanes to Tripoli, last possible I marine chaser Nov. 28 CDC Jo Open . , refuge of the disorganized Axis l.akr .Macatawa yard, a company I I iv, a refund will be desert, armies. spokesman announced today. staiting Monday, tingle hi tickets will go on sale, The parachutist exploit far in¬ HAY FEVER—Pait 2 side Tunisia See was described PARACHUTISTS—Page t in an j —Faced voitd WASHINGTON, Nov. 1H (AP) with war demands be- (he apparrnt ability of Stamp Drive Tonight ' farmers lo supply, the War Pro- Loral Residents Idiictlnn Hoard's foods require Today's I rued lo 'Curb" ] incuts I ! soon lo committee recommend Iuuiliig of cheese and butter is expected civilian ra- ican By DAVE EAST Setting a precedent in Amer¬ colleges, M S. C War | fluid milk in larger rites, and a .stamp pledging drive,'sponsored I in (.aits Today Campus Cleaned and flattened tin cms | curtailment of ice cream. MOSCOW, Thursday, Nov. 19 by the Coordinating council, will open tonight in all women's dorms. Defense will be picked up in Lunnitig and I CDC'r campaign, headed by j (AP)—German tank and lnfan ,... ill This Meat Fast Lansing tomorrow and Sat-i(rv attacks on the factory dlx- co-chairmen Sully Sawyer and j unlay, according to George T. trict or Stalingrad, which the j of BobitsNicker,son, is the first thing Wi-i.u res are in evident abun- Smith, chairman of the I .arising i Nails arc attempting to capture kind to be sponsmi.-d by \ia:>o Mason dormitory this tin salvage committee. itor winter headquarters, were any college or university in this The East 1-ausing pick-up will nation. The pledging .will a im N ' terday after the noon j beaten off again yesterday and be m«l there was at- tie Friday and .a 11 prepared cans counter-attacking Russians seized ! completely voluntary, according I to Miss Sawyer •\nd No tached to the door | ' should be placed in front of re*-' several enemy strong points, the . As high a per- commercial build- 1 Russians announced early today, of the dining hall ulciu es and j rentage of pledging on campus Potatoes by an anonymous ings by tonight. I^n.sing do- "In the course of the engage- as possible is the ultimate goal resident, the fol- nators should have their tans j nient more than H00 enemy ) of tho campaign tions of 10 cents and subscrip¬ out by tomorrow night in time ! troops were killed or wounded." a month will hiuoik vint the inscription: Food may war—but how can we More Than Fifth tor the pick-up Saturday. Trucks ! the Soviet midnight communique , not be considered too small." of the publii rvice department i said, The Victory speakers (•■ group ,.1-t tin- enemy to eat here? (are 'em a Chance of Midterms Arc i will gather thi cans, Smith said. I ■ See BULLETINS—Page 4 j of Spartan speech enthusiasts, led by Grhce Sidoti) will appear Below A vera fie ... j at dinner time tonight in all "If at first you don't succeed" £IB»llet Tlienfre I women's dorms to expla.n tho 1 necessity of the drive. —try planting a few shrubs. First reactions of Michigan At that That's tin- philosophy adopted by State college students toward the Promises lo Be Feature . III met ion 1 time subscriptions for bonds or thr it ami O department In its accelerated war-time program I stamps will be s elicited One aitrmpt to prevent students from were calculated yesterday when Oil This Year's Convert Series j ' thousand pledge cards have been cuttinr across the t'hem building. printed for tho campaign and Jhrector S. E Crowe announced Run to thr College auditorium.' that 21 • will be added as the need per cent of the total By JOAN MEYERS formance the Ballet Theatre will "Beware or I'll scratch" bushes | increases. grades given at nud-term were pun nle persuasive detour re¬ D's and F's. The ilallet Theatre, the stream¬ present "Princess Aurora," "Pas I Men's dorms, sorority and fra- minder for footloose students. lined Russian ballet with a pre- ' do Quatrc" and "Bluebird." jI termty houses, and co-op resi- With pre-war beltiw-par ponderance of American danc- Tuesday night s program includes j| dence will be or ganized m for 11 arse grades amounting to 13 to 20 per eis, will return to Michigan I "Swan Luke,' "Pillar of Fire,' | pledging as soor . Laugh cent ot the total grades given, St.ite on the Concert series for possible. this fall's percentage is slightly J antl "Petrouchka." 1 Miss Sawyer said. Any off-cam- • i difference' one letter • - • •' programs |J| VRIUIII.) to be uv presented yzi ' "V« ; | S. "• E. Crowe, ■ chairman of the j pus student interested in sub- above average. e That's what the good Monday and Tuesday in the Col-j-leeture ornd concert -series, an- i scribing immediately should m Shaw house found out Judging from the code arks 11, auditorium at 8 p. m. They j nounced yesterday that new ar¬ I contact Chairman Manny Mul- i ugh only freshman and Y.M.C.A. town ball, 8:15 p.m. Householders association transfer students have been no- 539 M.A.C. avenue Saturday morning, 2:34 p. rn., 15 Union annex The annual definite appointments meals in the dorms, bigger student-principal titled of Green Helmet, 7 p. m wof-enmce be held Saturday smiles on professor's faces, and A.S.A.E., 7:30 'mm with the principals and other Room 111, Union annex p. m. 9 to 12 a. m. in the CoUege high school representatives, all less noise during studying 20 Ac hall wditoriom; Registrar R. S. Lin- students are urged by Registrar hours," Registrar Linton pointed U. S. Marine*, 7:15 p. m. P.E..ML. club, 7:15 p. m. Wn announced out. yesterday. Linton to stop at tiie College Room 112, Union annex Lounge, women's gym Designed as a connecting link auditorium some time Saturday Following the morning con¬ Student council, 7:3# p. m, Ag Education club. 7:30 p.m. morning to talk with the repre¬ ference, the high school princi¬ Room 115, Union annex 401 Ag hall , new Michigan State sentative from their respective pals and representatives will be students and their for- high schools. the college's guests' at a lunch¬ CDC, 7:3# p. m. Delta Gamma Mu, 7:30 p. ra. h'iJh schools, the conference The annual student principal eon and program in the Union Spartan room, Union Women's gym 2g*the evaluate college and the high conferences have been helpful to ballroom. Pres. John A. Hannah A.S.CJT., g Omicron No, 5 p. in. their curricu- p. m 'u^ to fit Michigan State college in work¬ will speak to the group, and the Org. 2, Union Room 1, Home Ee budding student needs. room In order ing out student problems, and Men's Glee club will sing. that aU new students have been an aid to high schools Tower Guard, 7:15 p. m. Inter faith council, 7:3# p. m. r* have an their, college preparatory Promptly at 1:30 p. m. the 2 H Hort building 107 Union annex opportunity to talk in group will adjourn to Macklin courses, Linton commented. Plateau gad Drum, 3 p, m. A. P.O. dinner. 5:3# p. m. field for the Michigan. State- As a result of former confer¬ ■ -TEn-" Hunt's Food shop 'fences C0D* ences, there have been "better West Virginia football game. Thursday, November IB, m-i: MICHIGAN STATE NEW8 * Page Two Grin and Bear It By Lichiy ALONG m Wat Lanalns, Mlrh. Offkno WINDING CEDAR "— floor of Mat wine of Onion Ann**, n»m ». as' it by th*» ■tudmtl of coilm* wmr WW ' ail.ki..M fllnln anllmm ¥khlf»n 8Ut» By Len Barnes _ . .-o-j CaiivKiitB Pmm Hull OR*. CtJbp 4so MnotnOM Av«. PaMk*rtS#n***H* m . im taonb nsw vonit • m s.iWrlptfon rut*. w. y. fl*f yr*r by mull; mmh ■""»> »« eurrlur to 11 S-* l>" "Tr: tS-OQ r _jrrnr i.«iiuli>nla, FROM down fense ged oil indications, elTort at State ha* badly this term. de¬ the bog¬ CDC Chairman Mnnnlo Mullen MKMHKR OK THE AS9W1ATEH I'ltWa set up ph'uiH for a successful Job, Tho A..... I«W Pr™. 1. es»lu.l*«lr .ntlUurf "> «1» «"• but student* haven't been too r-M .U.D»mPni r»«lll»d U> it or not oUvrrwW* crrJIUnl In thl* inilwr «ml *l«« .»• cooperative in taking them up. lor.l n.wi rnklbh.a ll.rr.tn. All rtsht* of rubllctk n on .t>r*l.l dUp.Uh*. *.«- In artt bUo rmr*H. s When volunteer organizations JERKY TK.ll HOI18T nrc railed on to sponsor u cer¬ Nlfrtil Kditor • A. A. ArruatAT* tain plinso of -the program, they Fat uity Advtetr don't respond n* they did last spring term. A lot of clubs have practically fallen by the wayside INFORMATION What- When - Where this fall for non-attendance of members at meetings. Some of them aren't functioning at nil. chairman of lllllel. announces. C.O.C— Groups with a real framework „ This will be the first rampm »d- Coordinating Defense Council for doing a defense Job, good ex¬ ilress of the mayor since his re¬ will hold a special meeting to¬ amples being the Independent election and everyone H Invited night in the Spartan room of the Student association and' Jnter- to attend. "Defense—the Role of Union nt 7: IS, Chairman Manny Yontli" Is Mayor Hughes' topic. fraternity and I'nnHcltcuio cotin- Mullen hns-nnnounced. At least cll, could profitably pitch in with At! EDUCATION— organization or one representative from each Mullen. Any Initiation or new nirmbers will individual, wishing to tnke on campus organization should at¬ tend the meeting. be held bv the A* Education more work should contact him. DDC— rlob tonight at 7:30 In room 401. The ever-popular first aid The Dormitory Defense coun¬ Ac hall. course, one of the defense sorb--:, cil will meet tonight in room 111 SCABBARD AND BLADE— has been deserted by many stu¬ Scabbard and Blade will moot of the Union, annex. dents who signed up to take it at STUDIO THEATER— tonight In organization room 1 of the beginning of the term. A Studio (heater will Hold Its the Union at 7 o'clock. total of 180-odd students signed last meeting of the term tonight TOWN GIRLS— nil and began attending the "We're being at a hotel note—OtW cook got so domineering thai i,v at 7:15 In renin 43 College audi¬ A luncheon for town girls will classes, held once a week for decided to stmptp walk out o/ the house and Show her we can , ! torium. Pal Toolan, Joy Ran¬ be held In the Town Girls' two hours. Less than a third of along without her!" dall. and Glnny Kit ape will pre¬ lounge today at noon, announces that number Is reporting for sent three one-act plays as part Doris Harford, president. classes today. nt the evening's program. VET COUNCIL— Germans Retreat I'res. John A. Hannah an. PRE MED AND DF.SlTAI— Members of the Veterinary nniinrcd yesterday that It Is im¬ An organization meeting of all council will meet today at 8 p. m. prc-mcdical nnd pre-dental stu¬ in room 108 of the Vet clinic. Student Boct Pickers Ton aril Bengasi portant for men who sign uitli one of the reserve program-- to dents will be held tonight in P. E. M. CLUB— to Be Paid Soon enlist under the same name wilh Alt Thy*. Ed. majors are Invit¬ CAIRO, Nov. 18 (AP)—The room 10H Union annex at 7:15, which he Is registered In the ed to attend the 1*. E. M. rlub Students who have worked fleeing Axis army in Libya, with : nnounot-i Dob Boworsox. college record. ORATORY PRELIMS— party tonight at 7:15 In Uie in sugar beet field* will be only 15 of its 500 first-line tanks Irft, rveied back today to within If a student is listed in the re¬ Preliminaries for oratory have lounge of the women's gym. compensated soon, B. D. serves b.v one name ami In the tM-rn postponed until Jan. 3 for There will be a program and re- 70 miles' of Bengasi with the Kuhn, assistant county agent British eighth army in.pursuit college record by another, lie is men and Jan. 13 for women, an. fre-hments. leader, announced yesterday. ort a' broad front toward the El In danger of being drafted, <1 in¬ nounocd John MrGraw. director. ALPHA PHI OMEGA— Weighings arc being complet¬ AgtK.Ua defile lor what may well to the confusion. President II.,n CONSERVATION. FORESTRY— Members of Alpha Phi Omega, ed nt the sugar beet factory, be tiir knockout punch. nah emphasized. Conservation and Forestry national service fraternity, will and money for student checks clubs', annual game supper will meet at Hunt's Food shop to¬ should lie forthcoming "any eighth army advanced 80 be held today at 0:30 p. in. in night at 5:30 for their annual mile yesterday to within 230 day now," he said. the Forestry cabin. tail dinner. New officers will be There is still time to volun¬ miles i SOU if El Agrheila and miles from about the western CLASSIFIED ADS Illl.LEI. PROGRAM— formally installed and a group teer for picking beets on Sun¬ .— . Mayor Sara Street Hatches will of pledges will be initiated. To boundary of Tunisia where the LOST day. Those who wish to pick British first army and (lying addrewi the studenU of M.SX. reserve a place, member* aru re¬ are asked to call at room 118, this Sunday, Nov. 22, at I p. m. quested to call cither Art Mitch¬ American columns are pressing SMALL. BLACK COCKKK SIWNi or at Dean Anthony's office in - A n* worn lo iMutip ol Chum. R. *. in the Spartan room of the ell at Mason hall or Bob Lenz at eastward, closing the jaws of a room 115," Agriculture hall. Coll 8<»431, Union.. Bob Kamtiw, pretrain Abbot hall. great vims. For the first time in days. Axis IN UNION—On* noUh.xK with pom# t»n front Pk-juv coll Kd At The course is not given for plain s were found in the desert S99!0. Mrs. Roosevelt Soys HAY FEVER credit, which is the reason given mar Bengasi, and 12 were de¬ by many for dropping out. But stroyed without Allied less. Six IN UNION mix;.- Sat.. N«»v*n be¬ V. S. Must Increase (Continued from Page 1) it would be hard to find a more were iiuge transports shot from ll ftcr Purdup K^me, a rod plaid Id-.'. blanket. Rvwrn*fl If returned to I' the air; the others were destroy^ Warti/nc Effort Duett revealed, which can be ex¬ profitable tvhy lo spend 20 hours ed on the ground. Allied bomb¬ David, Ultio«i D««k. changed for reserve scats begin¬ of the term. First aid training WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (AP) ning Wednesday. Both season will fit into every possible tituj- ers attacked Boo<*rsi at low level, Hoy War Bonds and Stamps- - —Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, in and single tickets are for re¬ tion students of college age rifling barges in the harbor. keep 'era on the run. could get into in later life, to say W//MY^.V.VA'.WAV.V.WAVVAVWWAV.'.' the first recounting or her flying served seats. Most of the present nothing of the war period. trip to Britain, said today that if campus It's a reflection on the \ Bowling war Americans could realize that the players owe their start in Spar¬ tan dramatics to Thiol 1 length of the war depends large¬ known as "Brother B"), but this (better spirit at State that ro many dropped out after enrolling for the course. A little more seri¬ - Billiards ly on what they are willing to is the first time he ha:i assumed ousness and a btUe less time de¬ do, "we might put a great deal the role of director of the all- more into our war effort." college term play since Dr. W. Fawcctt Thompson resigned his voted to pursuit of would seem in order today for pleasure • Olympic - Rainbow Ashed for examples of what many students. Americans could do, gested grvin* up non-essentials and the extended use of women post as dramatics head to free¬ she sug¬ lance in Hollywood. Four veteran campus Thes¬ Graduate Students Down ; Recreations to Itil This Year at MSC V^VW/.'AV/AV.'AVAVAVWAVVWVVVW.'.' in war work. She said she pians will be starred in the play, with Buefl commenting that the Only 64 'X as many students doubted if anyone in England "oldtlmcrs will be in strong are enrolled this fall in graduate now, no matter how rich, had servants. competition with the supporting reboots of the land grant col¬ newcomers who threaten to steal leges as were enrolled last year, Mrs. Roosevelt, who left for practically every comic scene.'' a survey shows. London Oct. 21 and whose re¬ Enrollment cf the graduate turn was announced by the "Hay Fever" is one of the For Your War Home White House yesterday, said early Coward successes, having school of Mivhigan State college Work — For Gifts that from her observation the played before capacity-crowded is now 161 student:,, in compar¬ Colorful handi-bags houses from coast to coast. Cast ison to last year's total of 309. average Briton is not getting as keep your knitting much food as before the war but in an English pre-war setting, the plot revolves around a frivo¬ paraphernalia together it is better balanced. "Dull but :i:;d in order. Choose lous family and their party adequate," she described it. from a wide variety of guests. "How to wolf In high styles and patterns. Laval Is Hitler Qioiee to Succeed Petain society" would be an subtitle for the drama, chuckles EuelL excellent T-Sliirts From 1.00 Leading roles in the farce will LONDON, Nov. IS (AP>— be handled by Mary Elaine Pierre Laval, who has thrown in his chips for a German victory, was made Fascist dictator of Childs, a Detroit senior; Fred Tyler, sophomore from Cleve¬ land, Og Bunny Buchholz, junior 79c Knitting Bags on flute* Standards iiuqan Vichy France and designated from Detroit, and Dave Lucas, successor to Marshal Philippe East Lansing sophomore. retain tonight. Observers pre¬ Newcomers into the campus 1.25 to 2.00 dicted a new terror reign awl a dramatic spotlight will be Peg desperate Laval effort to swing Hall, sophomore hailing from France militarily Into the Axis Owosso. junior Flossie WilLlns lold. of Syracuse, N. Y., and Jill Jope, The M-year-old Marshal Pe¬ senior from Indianapolis, Ind. tain named Loral his heir pre¬ Two new Michigan Staters in sumptive to replace Admiral the cast, will include Albin Beck, Jean Darlan whe went ever to sophomore transfer from Mus¬ OPP. UNION the Allied standard in French kegon, and Tad Aahby. freshman , North Africa. of Jackson. Page Three Bachinan Prepares Spartans J'or Contest Wifrh Ruggetl West Virginia n<>sk«|>|> will be nt end with llalgo, Alger Conner - lib «Mvr m rlM* officer •rrordln* to the Saturday*» Feature in Adventure Serien Im Inw to olitnln hi. rrKlatriitlon envelop* and plan term. hla r/tnraa for the w,n,,'r It starvation <1 mx-Uoii* will uko plana In tha Jen boo rymnsslum Allied headquarter* nique on Radio Morocco n* one commu¬ WOMAN'SWORLD Cai Mon., Jan. * and Tuna., Jan. 5. of the most Important air-borne By NEVA ACKKRM vs Michigan Slate students who agriculture and forestry students operations ever accomplished. plan to attend the next movie to British parachute troops drop¬ Tower Guard he featured on lhe World Ad¬ Senior*—Report to 118 Ag hall between Nov. 30 and Dec. 2. ped In Tunisia Monday from (>i venture series, "How Green Was Junior* -Report to Dairy building between Nov. 30 and Dec. 2. American planes ulso have been Tower Guard will ri. ■ . . . My Valley," will hear the tradi¬ Sophomore*—Report to 204 Hort building between Dec. 4, 8 in contact with the enemy, the 7:15 p. rn. today in 20»: ■ St can a. m. to 5 p. m., and Dee. 5, 8 n. m, to 12 noon. building Instead of f,i.. Welsh folk fnuslc for broadcast said. did Bo Freshmen—Report to 200 Ag hall, Dec. 4, 1 to 0 p. m., and Dec. tional which 20th Century-Fox films The Fortress raid, in which Tower, according to Pi<- pledge, 1 drafted LI. Gomer Joni>s of the !i, 8 a. m. to 12 noon. Axis supplies were blown up in Hedford. for the 1 Michigan State riiusic depart¬ applied science students the key liberie naval-air base, .Short Course Home !■>. got Just I ment as consultant on authen¬ the first carried out in force Sophomore Home K. ■ taken |»l. All student* see advisers between Dec. 1 and 5. wax Bob ticity of the music. Jones Is a by the big American bombers in board will hold a "Ktddo (ore nationally known pianist and engineering students Africa, although Brlg.-Gen. Jim¬ ty for Short course Ii>,- . practice, my Doolittle already had had a nomics students in lio,. to rnnfttf composer. Report to 109 Old* hall as follows: taste of combat in a fortress en- Home Ec building frni' stood till The motion picture, a dramat¬ Freshmen route to the new battlefront. 8:45 p. in. Pat Johnson the nest ic portrayal of life in a small Saturday, Nov. 28 Tuesday, Dee. 1 Fortresses Fly I»w more board member sain i jii'i do Welsii mining town and starring AC Inclusive 8:30 11:30 DM Inclusive 8:30 11:30 British accounts said the Fort¬ day. All short course in, Walter I'ldgcon, will be present¬ Monday. Nov. 30 N-R IncluKlve 1:30-4:30 ies* bombers swooped low over . ed In the college auditorium D O Inclusive 8:30-11:30 Wednesday Dec. 2 nomic students arc m ... II Saturday at 8 p. in. H-K Inclusive 1:30-4:30 SV-Z T U Inclusive 8:30-11:30 their objective at Bizerte and cording to Miss Johnson .Students will he admitted on Incluslvt 1:30-4:30 pounded it with bombs. On the Sigma Chi Gumma The S student coupon according to S. way home they shot down a Sigma Chi Gamma, E. Crowe, chairman of the series. Sophomores Messerschmitt 109 fighter plnne. These accounts ft a i d that chemistry majors' club. .• '.Jid Thurttday, Dec. 3 Friday. Dec. 4 French troops in Tunisia are a business meeting (>,.• A mome BULLETINS ! A F Inclusive 1:30-4:30 O-L Inclusive 8:30 11:30 M R Inclusive 1:30-4:30 making a fighting withdrawal 5 p. m. in room 107 i:■ ncx. The meeting is op. • toward the west to join the Brit¬ Hit' (Continued from Page 1) Saturday, Dec. 8 ish first army advancing inside women chemistry maioi I' WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (API S-Z inclusive 8:30-11:30 Tunisia from A I g c r i a. The Home Ec Club Juke .i French have made two contact* Home Ec students ti —l/csklatlon lo permit coinage of thrrc-eent pieces, half-dimes Juniors with the Axis forces. - "cookies for rookie- and pennies made from other Monday. Dee. 7 Tuesday. Dec. 8 As the veterans of Dunkerque morning in room 112 H After ch materials than copper was ap¬ A F Inclusive 1:30-4:30 C-O Inclusive 8:00-11.30 in the British first army picked building, under spon the i Od¬ PZ Inclusive 1:30 4:30 Ihcir way toward the naval base the Home Ec club. Th» er del id proved today by the senate bank¬ Hying American will l>e delivered to ... ' I ing and currency committee. Seniors of Bb.orte, a bitten column was reported knifing soldiers. Those Inter, Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross, direc¬ tor of the mint, said the mint Wednesday. Dee. 9 Thursday, Dee. 10 across the waist of Tunisia in working should sign ... s> and treasury had discussed the A-D Inclusive 8:30-11:30 M R Inclusive 8:30-11:30 the direction of Tripoli on a Thursday. making of half-dimes—a coin EL. Inclusive 1:30-4:30 S-Z Inclusive 1:30 4:30 tVhrth smaller and markedly different or t from the nickel—to relieve the GENERAL CURRICULUM STUDENTS tag tion for "pressure" on the nickel supply, Ail students see advisers between Dec. 1 and 5. the spar and three cent pieces to offset home economics students editor SI some of the demand for pennies. to ineluc See advisers as follows: the I t ALLIED HDQ. IN AUSTRA¬ Seniors—Nov. 18 to 21 Inclusive. (iargnylii LIA. Nov. 19 (AP)—U. S. ami Juniors—Nov. 23 to 27 inclusive. ing lo ge Australian troops closed In on Sophomores- Nov. 27 to Dec. 1 Inclusive. tired inf the Japanese New Guinea base Freshmen—Nov. 30 to Dec. 3 inclusive. ing. but of Buna today as heavy bombers the t o He streskrd ahead to attack right liberal arts students mind tin enemy destroyers "maneuvering All students see advisers between Nov. 30 and Dec. 9. i-entt an off the north roast, apparently veterinary and medical biology students ten awa: tn support of the rnemy ground editor is forces." a communique announc¬ All student* see advisers between Dec. 7 and 10. the maga ed. graduate students the bill. Invest In Victory—Buy War See major professors between Dec. 1 and 5. Bonds and Hiamps. all students MS(; ^ LAHT IHIIeOKKH C OSTKI.I.O Any pRiM-Hini? to clawrify \n ertilit* or Iww hii«I pay $2.f»0 p*i The fa rrwlit hour mtIM otiUIn fnm hi* dean. Iwfore awing hi*ailviwr. ■ statement «>AY The Maonlficent Amlierson of the * mount of wtrrk U< !*• carrk«ri This »tal«nmt muni pPlKfitd mi the w starting friday • BALLET • Wolverine Fix (Continued from Page 1) Thursday, Nov. 19, Little "Each performance is entirely theater, Home Economics different and those who wish to building: ■itti'tul both programs may use j 7 p. in. Publications board 7:15 Dark-room staff their coupons for Monday night 7:30 Porpoise and purchase u ticket for Tues¬ 7:45 Sigma Pi Sigma day night," Crowe said. Ballet Theatre is the first large K p. in. Phi Kappa Phi Th. t( 8:15 Agronomy club t* 13. ballet group to employ a major¬ . 8:30 Men's council 43, * (in ity of American dancers. They 8:45 Homines Lcglx '.df have arrnnged their dances to sp, retain the glamor of the tradi¬ 9 p. m. I. S. A. 4'Partim 9:15 Men's Glee club iason: I tional Russian ballet while add¬ 9:30 Theta Alpha Phi trrt. \.< ing American speed and pre¬ 9:45 Tau Beta Pi •nd ue cision. The dancing personnel In¬ **evc. J cludes 42 Americans, four Rus- -r— ®an. I...' Elans, four Englishmen, two ' r«rr. • • iw. •••••• v 1 n 1011 UJUljuL Canadians, one Frenchman, andjf one Polo. * €> NOW undtr-ann Cream Deodorant Introducing Perfect Fitting NEW I • • i:\TKA TRKATS • • IMAK1II OK TIMK - **TIIK FlCNT II Mi KRKNCH".- NKW8 - Cart*** be Total victory is won at home something to as well as urfily Belle-Sharmeer Leg Sizes btlirrali: •' *P»in •4xu an, SUN. "CilBl. TRCHUH.K* Dow Aw* abroad. Stops Perspiration in the new KflHJOltS that Wrept " "n> a oi College Auditorium Wore ciiiet importanr-in rayon :. liber Btllt-Sbarmtt > *tre tke Asst. ... formed S. HUROK presents the GREATEST In pvc these beautiful stockings t: mun .s j lit, the llattery you never (ire— RUSSIAN BALLET, L Doe* not Al*l|l 1*1 Your tcyci. could have. Made in actual k^. Ht.su irritate tkir. by «h* BALLET THEATRE fhitu. Dot* not 2. Now-dtiiiginJry. Ginheust.l Slocking! Oiy TkorovgkJy both the width and length ot • ~lndrr ■knt rr„ - America's Foremost Ballet Company right iltet *lus:ng. —Rayon U delicate »hUe of legs—so there's no nttu "•sited L Iitttsntlf itoripcnpiMiionfoe wet. strong when dry — about wrinkles... bagging COMPANY OF 125 • SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1 to 3 <»y«. rtevcntl oJor. 4. A pure, white, jsreasrle**, so allow sto< kings to dry for at least 21 hours after tlB "fear ar Wirj stainlni vanishing cream. laundering. Buy Bret for small legs, AW H » *ilel 5. Awarded Approval Seal of diings, Ducbtis for tall, full ' k Wilv, Important Motive American Inantuteof Li under- Cnierai exclusively. 1. Students may attend one program free (each program in^for being Harmless to different). 2. Use coupon No. 25 at the door for first night (Nov. 23). $1.00 to $1.50 alue 3. Exchange coupon No. 25 for scat ticket at Accounting 5 * IAP»-tisi Office for second night (Nov. 24). •^nharj 4. Why not attend first night free and bdy ticket for sec¬ ond night? ^er ?* crow 5. Sec this week's SATEVEPOST. •* Souu Prices 55c, 83c, $1.10, $1.65 wf- *ai