V for victory Weather hmtib mm m Not in cold WrdnrMfay. bonds-stamps Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College 337,,333 KAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, \VKIINKSI)AY. vol. 7/TN|7Al(Y tV iwl" Russians Continue Advances 011 A1J Fronts (i reck Scholastic Avera gen ; No Nalchik, Key llil High and Low Fall fern, *,s<: l>q>arim.-..f Unit Caucasian Tnkr Five Major Cities in Stimuli Tinvnrtl IIv Hiirlktra Di-nnisnn I all torm nvei'ttRest for Mlchigttn Stale's 2!) llm»k Mtx-lnl Rostov to Trap Entire-CieniHtii ji^ram/ntioii« showed a slight Inclination toward extreme*, Southern Army with oiority nvornges reach in# an unexpected high and 'fraternity nvernge» leveling olT somewhat lower than last M)NI.)ON, Jim. 5 (AID -- fled nrrny troop* haw rnp- ii.i!;.i with-d .59. in third, milking a I 003 O-rin of. regular college attend¬ aver¬ miles from Rostov, are obviously Pi, i . .. of Alpha GAmmn Hho ance "for the duration." age. trying to link up with other Red ir,I ,11 pledge groups by milking I'ROF. I,. II. GF.ll. Other sorority averages are For those students remaining army 'mops pushing southward j I mi ,n e l age, with FarmHmuio . . , lieuils new driMrtmrnt . . . alter the bulk of army enlisted;,,,, Rostov from .mil Dicta Chi In second and Alpha XI Delta, 1.527; Kappa leservlsts the Millerovo iIhmI places, respectively, With Alpha Theta, 1.524; Kappa Del¬ 1, It Gelt, associate professor Icyve at the end of the This Russian wing Inst ta, 1.400; Sigma Kappa, 1 483. of journalism, will head a new term, the college will continue was reported to be within I Of) l is in.! I 35 averages. . in full operation. Pres. John A. i miles ,,r Delta Zctn, 1.40(1; Alpha. Gamma department i.if publications- ere Rostov, city on 'he Sen other active averages includ¬ Delta. I 45!); Hannah said yesterday. This; Azov ed Kappa Sigma, 1.52; Alpha Kappa Kappa a ted by the state hoard of aril also will la1 true if the War de- Sigma Nil, Gamma, 1,430; Alpha Chi Ottte- ,,, c.n- : ,.i itho, 1.52: culture, governing body of Ma li , ,ii. ,u r Deep j , it, down in the I .lUCIiXUiJ iiiii uncut decides to use the col- Phi, 1.38; I O"1 t 451; Alpha Pitt, 1.441), and ,. , Delln Sigma igau Stale college, pres. John A ; , , . , ollu r Ited army columns seized lege for the- army spot- ah/en Theta i hi. 134; Delta Cltl, l.»4; Alpho Otnicroit Pi, 1.301. ,, , , Hannah announced recently. , o , . .Nalchik, Pmk hladnensk . , , .ine li .lining program, President ■ u i.i Chi Alpha, 1,31; Phi | Sororities' averages as a whole The division of. the depart „ Hannah r. said, , Kotluryevskaya, the eommuniquu .. it, may tie the Germans in Km p Tau. 1.31; PI Kappa Phi, were a great deal higher than | merits of publications and jour- anin. So far the War department I .111. perlan, 1.20; Sigma | usual, especially for tall term j iinlism will bring the department this sector already are b< ginning has not announced which col 4. Sigma Alpha Kpsilon, averages, according to Dean of if journalism, headed by Prof „ prerit>ittile withdrawal Uiwurd i ik l Phi Delta Theta l.l6. Women Elisabeth Conrad. A A. nUHii'lHIlt', leges will he selected to carry I Rmtov,' 310 miles to 'lie norlh- r\ n. Applegate, II from (fin the bast: nil* liilM" ... .. t , • ... ... Kcii-.lining pledge averages in-I - —- , incut of Agriculture hull to new | training; 11 this iT.-.-iJ*',-'"-! college Is se¬ : ^Chl- RnsHtans l'"t Ul'*y,1,0 trapp« ny th, striking toward Rostov. eluiici l'i Kappa Phi, 1.34; Delta wi • I 4 wy . -quarters in publications row, the lected, President Hannah emplut- s.B- I Pill, 1.30; Phi Kappa Tau, lNolCtl Atf hXDPI't Union annex. The newly created i sized, the decision will not ajfect (Stilish military observers be I 24 Kappa Sigma, 1.17; Lambda I ' | publications department will re | regularly enrollecl students, who lieved the Germans wor. aban- I'll, Uei Alpha. I It; Delta Chi, ji ilon Pi, 1.07; Sigma *•»»:}OlOS ill I llskl'"!'!' main in agriculture hall. will continue in the courses Ihey a|mc,.,t loniag the central Caucus a. .iftei- attaining the rich Grozny choose under regular instruc- ,il fields lieciiu.se of the threat t-i On, a AMhaMu. ooaUDi?ni^o':l 09; Pld TOSKEOKK. Ala , Jan. 5 (AP) Delta, ,DK George Washington fa,vcr. IIouui'ai'H'H lo Tap | tors.Regarding Rostov. They said the rapid the n- Russian advance in this wintry. ,!•)., Sigma ' Alpha Epsllon. the noted * Sl.lentlit, (hr(, 22 ivh'ii al Dance listed "reservists, Col. Stuart Mr ; hilly region could only ha TiAbbot ■!"%' £ =n-r- dormTTories 7:30 p. m today at his home at Lend, professor of military sc possible in the absence o organ i "inb ned Tuskegce institute. Dr. Carver See KKSKKVISTS—Page 4 l/.ed Naz) resistance »ve„ra8°( '' ! hud ■ Hlue Key and Kxcalibur, men's ""ut It leading w th a i been In railing health lor More than 11JMK) lermari Jnonths and was contlned hononine-,, will collaborate to troops tell in the northern Cau¬ ucd by Precinct 131 pa-scnt the first semi form 11 1 he oll-collego mon a» hj ,)c(J f u t 10 ().IVS party of the year this Saturday .^.vfO Rt'«islcr Here casus lighting from Dee 24 ' » Sec RUSSIANS—Fare. i ,11 term was 1.31 and j M«' la-catn, a mernoer of the ,n the Union ballroom, according in First Two Days 4 ; raternity average for | Tuskcgee institute faculty in 1894 t i Roger Blackwood, chairman. as i 38, according to j ""d ,K"f ,u'*'n attached to the Tickets ara now on sale at the A total enrollment of 5.540 • 'h, men's housing dirce-; N'«r,» Institution ever since. Dr students during the Today's Carver was recognized as tine of Union desk and accounting office reg'ul -< from Hlue Key and Kxcalibur registration period Monday ______________ | the outstanding scientists in the or and Held of agricultural research. member*. Dick fharles and his Tuesday as announced at irehestra, featuring onger Ann 11 p. in. yesterday by the regis¬ UNDER THE WIRE Knutlscn Credited Wilh Hoyt, will play from !) to 12. trar's office. This llgure rep , I 1-1V \l I M l) IIDQ. IN AUSTRA- I 10*. Production Boost Wednesday, Jan. 8 (API—, WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (AIM Key. junior and senior men's hon¬ Sixteen juniors and three sen- :< i s will la* l ipped into Blue resents approximately a !) per cent decrease over fall term whTTr the enrollment reached 8,300. However, late regis¬ Campus At least nine amj probably HI Jap i — The chiel trouble shooter nl ■• orary. c by Jack Haxmussen, and seniors wilt oe named for trants are expected to bring »8inv h.i\e la-en destroyed by 1 the onny production program, inrce in the final enrollment close to . . . Carfete for Huh •frial iiumliing at Kabaul, New ! Ct. Gen. William S. Kinidren, honor.*.b.Vi- Exc.dibur. senior hon- the 1942 winter term murk of | Briunt. General Douglas AlaeAr- , was credited by the army today , oiary, m at the party. Bt-rle (Bo) 5.835. Michigar State coeds who bur .nunuiiired today. Thousand • with lifting military production ; Jt lings, president, will officiate ' complain ; bout the early hour I tx und i ambs scored hits which I 'eft an e-timated 50,000 tons of ( j by at 'cast 10 per cent. t'o K.xihhijiir.— they, must houses shouldn't n tf e dorms or tch t» e point Up shipping ablaze and sinking. ,too far A curfew banning both Bailie to Brains'' boy* apd girls under —A msos AIRES. Jan. 5 (AP) high foreign office source Mul tonight that the Quiz Kids Easier Here 17 from appealing on str«:ta or places after 10 p. m., in public tuvi-riiiuent |,as Argentine been informed Opposition Will Be Selected by Faculty Club CommitteeSoon from Sunday through I t ini,- would anas with break rela- The Quiz Kids, radio's bruiny Coming to the campus for the , projects, including war relief, i Thursday, and after 11 j, m. on the'Axis on Friday, nd entertaining youngsters, and i |terformance, which is to be held Red Cross, community fund and Friday and Saturday n.is just ... — their genial ineir gonial "quiz quiz master," Joe I in the college auditorium, are: ! other worthwhile charities. I been approved by the Lansing "AnHixgton, Jan. 5 (AP)— | Kelly, are coming to the Mich- Gerard Durrow, 10, an au-j Stacking up against professors1 city council. For some of the I ert,ishtUrydirected °f AgricuUnre Wickard igan State college campus for a ihcrity on the world's. Bora and I' is not a new trick for the i more youthful appearing Michi- youngsters, according to Mrs. j gun State students this probably manufacturers! personal appearance Jan. 27. ,',-iuna. I » so aside 30 per cent of their Richard Williams, 12, the! Edelson. She says they have - means they should watch their j Mrs. Sam Edelson, chairman of sponsoring ! mathematical whiz and "super I shared honors with University | .step I 'u-t'r ''ductlon of creamery j' the me organization organization spoue, i the* Lansing after lur direct war require-1 them, announced yesterday. Quiz Kid," Quiz Kid," whowho hashas appeared appeared on on j of Chicago savants irt in two '■'f! I , "u unlading military and The youngster* v.-ho have ac- the program more than any than any othoth-, ixaranccs, while they hold | "■'ui U j.. beginning Feb. 1. . ! quitted themselves notably in i er child. close decision over University < ... No Dice on Ice . —_ battles of wits throughout the! Ruthie Duskin, 8, who knows j Michigan professors. Experience) I ALUEI) IIDQ., NORTH AFRI I Students who are impatient country in weekly radio broad- Shakespeare, opera and the Bible i gained in weekly broadcasU, II Jan. 5 (AP)—Indicating ' casts are going to match their J better than most children know : movie shorts and as guests of i because the college's skating la* i _ _ I nT°KrcN" in lhe organisation ol! wealth of knowledge against. their Mother Goose." prominent personages, including cillties are not in use get an ex- I hiiz. Allied force that is be-! that of five Michigan State col-| Margaret Merrick, 14, the all- Mrs. Roosevelt, makes them planation from -NYA Director I ok ra>rrn for the "ttack on Tu- |cgeProfprofessors. 1 ' around information kid. ; clever and entertaining person- Glen O. Stewart. Lacking. Stew- hoartcr i,erte> A"**11 head- the speech Paul Bagwell, head of | Harve Fischman, 12, the red- (alitics. , art says, are 10 men who can I hiv announced tonight that department, is chair- ] headed American history expert Tickets are on sale at the j work evenings and week-ends to I been "1? states Fifth army had committee man of the State Faculty club ! Sponsored by the Jewish La- | Union and administration build- ' flood the pool and help maintain I[MarkMart u !??*4 Llent.-Gen. soon to name the j dies Aid Society and Sisterhood, | ings in East Lansing and Ar- it. I'nles* these 10 show up, iC m ' t\. CUrk d t campus wizards for the battle i the proceeds are to be used for j baugh's "Book Nook" in Lan- student skating will be nil, be "f the new with the Quiz Kids. ! the two organizations* charity I sing. isays. -v.. m :. cdh Get in the Fight — Register for Defense Courses ii Wednesday, Jonunt y r, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grln and Bkwr It By Lirluy THINKIN' MICHIGAN STATE HEWS Offtaw OUT LOUD touvrvd M H^-ond-clMMi matter at tK# pOHtoffte*. Rm| !.nn«ln« Mick. kvat«rf nn it round floor of ewl win* ot Union llulMIn* Annn, room R. Published rinllr Sunday and Monday mornlmrt durlnit Ilia* regular school Hy Sheldon Moycr fanr and wrrkljr on Tkjraday morning* during summer **»**lon by the aludvnta of Mambar Aaaaalatad r«ll#al*L I'rwa Michigan Ntal« collega. mpmuntip run nationak Aovanna«NO m Trlophonr (\.lln»r Phonn MRU. Kd* When la a College PWtT* IF National Advertising Service. Inc. !tl! ?«!**' Kn aMbwHptloq r.t#, om" lc t"T ropr,• I*.fit Not a College? 3VV i/.l is PiUtJvn R4ntr*i*tn, 4*0 MariHON Ava. New Yonn. W. V. Cn*.^«o • n»iwa . to* a««tua » saa f»anciar« I>ar yrar |«»r by li» rullrir- mail; |I.Ml |»rr yaar by rurrlrr »-«• In-m«4»ntin^nt«. 1 THE cauldrontruth boiling over time more again. rumors of than And this (letion |#i,'ljpl Is Steaming over the sides, mftmhf.il of TUB AflWlOIATtt piuws l.uxt term they said that Mlch- rat>ub|icatton Tba ■ Aa-wmtad Prrtm I* rftduaivtljr • ntjtlnl to tha u*a Si.t.Btrhr. rrclltetl I" ll "r not .ilhor*!*# a I'fibiiaheal tiicrrln. All flshn of pubtit.ttain an rrnllt.it for in Oil. p.i«-r ami hI-hi lh. apv<'l.l Ui.pai.'liM in r-- losed State Igilll the army, hy Jan. I'oltege I, taken would turned into n military over by camp. Frantic coeds grabbed Manwintt I'alltu , Sll KI.DON Ml IV Kit the telephone, called their pur- Huilm-M M.ii.tfrr, JUAN WttlTtNO IUIIorl.1 Hiwl.il, t UN IIAHNKS cuts, and pleadingly asked, KlilTORIAI. RTAPP "What will become of me?" Hut now it looks like their A if.tr Klilur. K 1.1 .is llKAN'UT; AaalaU 'It Kditnm, HI I t. HAIU'I.AY. lltl.T, JOHNSTON. 101,1 MAIIIIOX. JKItttY Tt'R IIORSr. Spuria KHIIit, TOM HIOIl- frenzy was in vain. Michigan ..»>r IIAN. Women'. Wllor, NKVA At'Kf'.KM AN; Kntnrni K.lllair, KI.I.KN STKUKN- State became a college again OA this week as thousands of stu¬ lll'HINKSS STAIT dents streamed back to open un- Ail.prlirif.r m.i.trr, ART UNDKHWOODi Oonlr.rl. M»n««r. POtttll.AS ither term of school. However, SltlNBV SAI.SIIItm., I.ESTElt 'I'AIIII- A.l>rrlliln« m.n.arr, |t stands out In Olir mind.When HKKVW A..i.l»>u llii.inm Mn-Kurn.. man. Civ,i,lull,iii m.i.u.r, i'Alll. K WAI.KKH; mai'Hk 1.11 a ham . uiTicr Sun, hki.mn m We hope ami fed sure the note of cooperation struck by educational institution. it Student council will be reflected by the Faculty Student instance we reasoned that 12, tomorrow, In ^DcmonstraU.in arrordlng hall to the' available atIn the ll- completed December collrjr ... Social committee in its party dealings this term. This com¬ buiUliiigx didn't make eottegi Vol- cavalry office. according to Ml** t arm. mittee should aid iti every way the locating of suitable the doors were tor *,,et°n> h"d nursr for the'didnY' i riake SENIOR WOLVERINE MX— placea for parties on campus. The committee would do '^neti' dlege. ' o f*books library chairsn Final ippointments for senior PERSUING KIIT.ES - well, also, to make possible more low cost dances and other were empty The winding Ce¬ pictures must lie made personally 1'er.shing Rides mi. entertainments on campus. Thun students will not be llar didn't make a college, for it at the Hub studio, 321 Fust Grand night at 7 on IVn No appointments hall to discuss plum, forced to overcrowd buses each weekend night. lazily without any¬ (towed on Kiver, at once. will takan after Friday. term and the future This will be the last term of college for a lot of men. one's untieing It. tie The Union grill and the shops They have a right to enjoy this term to the fullest degree. We see no reason why any traditional class parties should on GrandforRiver allege, eithermake they didn't wereu ANKLETS—Wool and Rayon, Cotton, All Colors .Vt be cancelled because of the war. Certainly they need not closed or empty. The Stutc HOSE—Kayon, Mrsli, Lisle * be as elaborate as in former years. But just because we News. Wolverine or Spartan, all traditions, didn't make can't have Glenn Miller's band, the J-Hop or Senior ball needn't fold up to please some faculty member's misguided campus a college,' for nobody was pres¬ ent to put them out or read OXFORD EAST SHOI' LANSING 222 ABBOTT ROAD theiu. patriotism. All the wonderful facilities, False pleasure will bo. is. chastened, it has no right to be at equipment and faculty members didn't make a college, for no¬ peace- Mary Raker Eddy. body was taking advantage of We could drift on with Tranquil pleasures lust the longest; we are not fitted to bear long them. this palaver for some time, but of great joys.—Bovee. Uie burden perhaps now it dawns on you what really makes a college. Yes, it's the students them¬ ALL In Campus Quarters selves. In the final reckoning, buildings and classrooms, books By Helen Schmidt and Seattle McNcui and notes, Windipg Cedars Union grills. State News, verines and Spartans, are essen¬ and Wol¬ YOUR SUPPLII S tial to a normal college atmos¬ FROM allaffected has Dungs indications Ihgn wo many themore realize. The war Georgi g,.ve his I ach a LapinJackDutoand . . Florence Dodds. PerrySig RodReiden- and Kappa phere, but without students they are useless. innocent freshmen list of pinnings. engagements of 42. mairied lleltv Newton, It takes seniors, fanciful and marriage that came into th-i Doug Jcwett's Delta Chi pin and retiring office is net only surprising but now rests with Giiuiic Uurglin, sophomores and glowing juniors, graduate students alsr< overwhelming People A'uha Phi pledge . . . and it'i A broth- a few settled tossed in for good measure, to made gre..i decisions and really beautiful Chi, Bill pin Delta jewelled Monroe, be- whipped into action over the ,'i'ine engaged to Jane Pritcbard, holidays. Western Michigan student. Sally making a college what it is. make a college. Yes, they all play a part in CAMPUS 5 & 10 IVc will bsgin the.long listings Sawyer. Kappa, now lias a t pin. Tltts Is no " rumor You and the from the bottom of the love lad — - - from Bart Title man, a Psi U at student sitting next to you are del and work our way up. The Wisconsin. the proof, for when, you are roost spectacular of the pinnings Just for a change let': have a here, the college moves, and ....... v 4» enacted by Pete Trezise. Phi tittle news other titan pinnings, when you are not here, it just Tau. who thought enough of , ngagcntriits and marriages. B.;b stands still. Students arc the lleltv Lee Law son to travel from Hawkes. Delta Chi. who is now pulse and heartbeat of the cam- Uie Upper Penivsula to Balti¬ in the army air corps, is visiting pUs. Without them it is lifeless. more. Md., to ofter her iris pin. Jem Rheinfrank to whom he is — - She didn't- let him down—she lis k it [timed. He will leave Friday for Tau Omega fraternity has Texas . . Bill Monroe. Phi Tau, sponsored a Walk-a-Date, plan The P.ii Delts did nil r.ght by has returned to school after an Santa Barbara State college tl emsel'. es by passing five pins absence of two terms ... he has to conserve tires and include . . . fid! Monroe, who i-> affiliated teen attending U.C.L.A. since more students in Uie social eal- at Ohio Wesley an. gave his pin U st spring. endar. to .Marty Prouder. Alpha Piii . .. Phil Althen, Hesple, started Deiothv Drake was the happy recipient of Bob Marshall's pin, iit.d Ann Auchterlonic of Uir Parcel Post Laundry Cam( Waterprcof canvas cover with inside corrug.it- Vll-College Boxing Tourney I lie victory-hungry Mich I mil) t It' SiiiirtniiN will li t/ In iliu mi has plti^tirrl la...... u.«Liiii the Spartans hits do (pdte a bit of scoring this year. At prosent he is no! rated stringer. A" Hiniml ftffalf «l Mldligtttl Htatf, thu tlll-colltgo box- ! •!!. ' will lie handled this veur , in f h' M "s" 1 1,1 ' thrown. Till# poor marksman- liv tb.. Ktut,. .u. K"V!"' ''T whllh win ship from the churlty lino lw» ; forwards Gllio White at d Karl lis u first , i .Hniiuuenl,.will i'l nit in lieu inw um uy thu Stale lf„t .a the Grout Luke# Naval oust thum cvory mime ll.oy huvc May have also run into aunii . , pol ls staff ill cooperation with \ iU'sjty Uoxillg ( ouch j 1'rululng statinn next Saturday played so for this year. Tina in- tough luck. While suffered >i 1 \i tttul thu illtrumurul llupttVtniUIlt, k\iv thu (H'rtt tiinu ,,v,JniMR. the Marquette. Other slopsand Will include accuracy Minnesota seemed to have a (toe ted the players in uUTypes of'shmd" ! *prainod shoulder the Ural *ev- Of thclounioyf, pluu to compete to enroll at once hardwoods, ing and although .hoy usually | ^ ho was just getting over Ibis In .hnmpuin will lie tee- and shut training. All equip SnlTerlng Its fourth straight were able to match their oppo- sprained both of hi* thumb, HI* munt and boxing room fuuilllica j '""a of the year at the hand* of igntr.cii. will he at thu disposal of the con Michigan hi.st Monday, State will Hnpbomorc* Interested 111 hail thumbs, however, didn't eein r|„. Iiollta will atari on lestuuls (com now until the tour into it* tilt with the Hltte- liccoinliig freshman basketball to bother him as he hooped ni . ,, | 0 .i.m. IB. with Hie 'Inula nutrient. jiiekrts as decided underdogs. nuiMxerH repurl to the south 12 points against Michigan to i.i the fnltowliiK 8«tur- As yet (.'ouch Hen VauAlstyne lend hi ai ci ■ of both < tubs , Weight classes wilt Include in urt of Jenison gymnasium i he proHmlnurlua will I I/O, 127, 135, 145. 155, Hi:,. 17:. hasn't been able to mould a win¬ today at 4 p. in. May rose from the ti serve in the boxing room on ___' rank Immediately after the brut 1 pouiula and heavyweight, with a ning combination Only two i tioor of Jenison gym- ♦I V 11 In'"1 4 . » uigcrs Kred Stone and Nick nent* in the number of 'fir-Id ,' game and played good bull allowance over the ( ,ih the championship I lie.tin, both lelterinen have goals, they missed many setups, j against Harvard nod < ngori | ,w«'"• . In ,luled for the Held been able ti> survive the contin¬ personnel quostion has j Slide. He was being counted on , The iketball court in var ual shakeups thai haven •eurred i proved a tough one for "Van," j against the Wolverine*, -but a ^sv :i in nil' style, Stole II rentiers almost oyVry game night, who ha* been shifting hi* men severe cold kept htm from even tthrrr t« Eater Dm ing the Christmas holidays faster than the (Jermani putting on his soil He »> '■*- p. in, run he made at either Start I'm el ice Harvard and Oregon Stale drop |,,g moved back on the Russian pectefl io be ready for the treat Lakes contest. si.,t ■ News sports desk or In peri the Spartans alter Michigan f,-,„,t Almost each contest find1 I,,nial office hy either had hi'iiten the "S'' cugcuifii ill I liferent lineup thniMhe pre- Bright spot of the crew "Dan ; ,,.i i.jiin entering teams or for Initial Match Hie season's opener Just before ceding one. ! |»|vRky, who is proving to be thn school closed. The Wolverines ,ush to sign up mint Michigan Slate grapplers took Higgest clisappointinent has ; club's best ball hawk and itr uo- made a clean sweep of their Hv ,',hiii i'nIv requirement nee- to the mat this week in hard' benn the poor showing ut- Roy! tential spurkplug. Mover! from ,:i • physical OK slip from llama scries with Stale when [,,.,1,1 who ha* been hampered a forward spot to guaiif, I'tesky ,v. ■ practice sessions under the tutel¬ they won Monday, 2U to 2(1 bac k Injury, way pull the Spui lans together p, i t .el, s Holland at the Col- age of ('ouch Kendley Collins in .Miss at Charity Line nil season by a !, ,. i„,.pitid. Former ehnnv- Having lust year been one of the j and get them onto the victory preparation for Hie opening of the trail. varsity boxers are In their H143 Reason against ('use deadliest long shooters on t« ei mpetc. So K«r Tech of Cleveland in Jenisnn Mujoi'H Will Train IS (in texts lit* llcldhnii.se nu Jan. HI. INt'iir Home Parks SWAIN JEWIXKY STORK \ i,. , ;ii there will he no Collin* reported the loss of SKAL I.IKKLfN SEAL KEY.* „ ,,i,i. the individual win- I'at Sullivan, outstanding either- n nu tender for the 155 pound lirilh CHICAGO. .1 Mil f» (AIM The SEAL BRACELETS SL'M- TINS or a gold medal N»iviiI M .iter I.,,,up will be given end a sophomore, to the iff. Jin* leagues, joint sc. inii with Commissioner in emergen' ,v I ClOJiyMB .HAVI LUY »9c J irduls. Anyone Interested In urltlng Kcnrtnw Mountain t.ujudis. do -Stale Theater Bid*. . ii.,te. Kawal has gotten sports or dishiK makeup work el,led today I-, set hark Hie open , lie tuges men who should attend ,t sports stall ing of the ID43 has.cliall sea.rno meeting at 1:30 tills ulteriiooii. e'gld days to April 21, but voted All regular sports writers are to continue the playing period DERWOOD EARN S ORCHESTRA | I also asked to lie present. one week, closing >m Oct 3. 'once They, aim drew up a sharply- | air corps over the Christmas li lined area ui winch tticy may Villi Ease ! holidays. Other ranking candi¬ to their spring traimhu, wi'U Insure llit' success of your dates lor the varsity reported The understanding each club ■ for priirtiee lis expected, would condition at home, or rs anX j Team Captain "Cut" Jennings I and Hill Maxwell, 128 and 145 lose as possible, in the interest of curtailing rail travel mileage. WINTER FORMAL Confid cnc? | pounders respectively, will be i the only national champions re- Iii I ram a ralisis willi tlisliiK'livcly siylcil music ! turning to the lioegp this year j with the possible exception that i the larger half of the Jennings j twins, "Ho," may • he able to ' lo I'cft at Hoop WARREN I'KAKSALL — -V(i;i7D compete later in the season With Hie dormitory and fra- John Sfuilink, 175 pounds',: tcritlty intramural basketball ten ( lass for Beginnrrs John Maris, pounds, llerh league opening Monday niglit Thompson. pounds, and' nd the independent entries To* Trot, Waits, Rhumha Mike Uendrinos, heavyweight. S(iirtm(, p, pour m, ttie intramu- 'Urting Thursday, Jan. 7,1943 are the other varsity men hack ids will he in full .swing within lor this season. WILL BUY 7:30 - 9:00 V. M. Outstanding sophomore squad Director Lyman Krimmlig asks K Lessons $7.5(1 men are Hurl Uormg, 185 pounds that independent man: ( HI 2 0271 for Enrollment and lust yctr's freshtnan captain, sp,>u|,( turn in their club names Bill Ross, 155 pounds, and We before Jan. It so. that the sched¬ Virgiline Simmons Gougk-r and Iggy pOunda, Knnrad, 136 ule can be drawn up. this loop will begin a week later than that of the dortn and frat Play in ALL School of Otncing Participation in women's in¬ circuits. ii'> last tramural sports ut the Univer¬ Michigan Ave. sity of Texas has jumped 42 per ' ( allege Bus Line) I cent above 1941 levels. (cc Skating Rink 0|H*us Totluy in The college the rear of ice skating nnk Jenison ficldhou.se TEXTBOOKS on the secret practice field will Michigan State College open today at 10 a. m. and will bt in operation, weather permit¬ ting every day from 10 each morning until 19 p. m. for stu¬ dents, college employes arid THAT ARE USED their wives, and all men in uni¬ form Stationery pus This winter under the the rink will be direction oX the cam¬ police and students required to show their cation cards. wilt be identifi¬ WINTER TERM En graced Seal t—Lcnore Armstrong- t SCHOOL OV OANCINU { 79c box DANCE f 1ft while in schooL /J' V F Don't Delay! Adult Class Starts OIM'OSITE CAMEKA UNION LINN RIGHT ACROSS I ROM THE Thurs., Jan. 7, 7:30 P. M. INION SHOP C*U or Come in. }]] Tua~iu( UUU. 4M1J ADMISSION - 9} H> Italic* Wednesday, January MICHIGAN STATU NF.WS Page Four RoOHfVolt to S/H'til, Here's A Way Out Japan Reported] Fraternity Pleek 'japs Pushed Back to 78th Con/tress Massing Aussie Starts at .> />. ni. j On Guadalcanal on Tliurmlny Michigan State college's Hi Island A DCS WASHINGTON. J.„ Invasion Force fraternities and their respective The 7Blh congress, help determine the pledges will undergo an annual, WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (AP) world history I or roiiiiii, MF.t.nOURNK, Australia, .Inn. winter term "cleaning" litis -American troops have wrested convenes \\. S (AIM The largest nrmndti of week when "Fraternity week" from the Japanese important , factions pl(-M- transports, supply vessels and officially begins at 5 p. m. today. heights flanking the southwest¬ war effort Hm warships yet sent by Japan into | Few changes in the "Frater¬ ern rim of the U. S. position on , the south west Pnriflc is being ! domestic j nity week" program have boon Guadalcanal island, the navy w e nscmblrd nt various points under made. However, the Interfra- aniuiunred today. i . cover of adverse weather, a high In n i ternity Council has asked that The advance may have signal¬ •moeriib. m government official said In a | fraternity members not keep ized the beginning nf a cam¬ Sam Rh.vI i. statement widely displayed In j the Australian press today. pledges at their duties as long as j usual because of the accelerated paign to drive the enemy be¬ term The official, who would not | war yond artillery range of the Sol¬ program?* of studies, Hon omons island airfield. of Mn permit use of his name, said the j Heath, men's housing director, The Japanese counter-attack- threatening concentration meant i said lendi-i' yesterday. ed the newly-won American po- House Repiihii, one of three things: . 1. The Japanese were about j {silions six limes, a communique enco nominated Jo. , ! j said, but were repulsed with n to try again to retake Henderson , airfield on Guadalcanal in the | RUSSIANS i total loss of 150 dead. While this tin Jr., of Mnssachu: 11 - candidate for Rpctikc Solomons, now held by U, S. \ i lighting was In progress, our pa¬ burn's reelection wm on the run. 4««A putt, white, gtvisclcss. Invest in Victory—Buy War stainless vanishing treim. Registration for defense Bonds and Stamps. 5. Awarded Approval Spal nf courses under the sponsorship of American Institutroi Lauiulct- Michigan State's CDC will con¬ I fot being harmless to tinue today, Thursday and Fri¬ day. according to Manny Mul¬ len, chairman of the council. A booth " will be placed In the T-Hiin* Mai. 3 I*. M.—Night* T- Union ftir registration of those " STARTING TODAY * who failed to do so at regular winter term registration. 104 am) 5^ All defense courses with the THE WORLD'S FAVORITE SLEUTHS exception of the two-credit As course in farm skills for women in thrilling action of today! Speeial after-Christinas Reiluetion- > n are to be held in the evening, so that no conflicts will occur. Dresses, Coats ami Suits Dresses Textbooks Jriginally $9.95 to $19.95 Now S3.00 - $1.00 - $6.00 Suits Originally $19.95 Now $11.00 Coats Originally $29.00 . t Now $18.00 STATE COLLEGE »»»« BOOK STORE btocoiMonV • « Open every Thursday until 9 p. m.