.''*■ ■ f.~' -y for vktort Vf mi* mm mi Weather Continued cold. ■ • 'A, i- m Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College m vol. 33Z.338 kast i,ans,m:' mIc'iiician. Wednesday, January 13. 1943 NO. 57 ■ -Til Facility Picks General Aurand Giraud, de Gaulle to Meet Today's Five Quiz Kitl Visits .College Soon to Attempt Union Campus Challengers O | Informally' Freneli Announoe Further Arrests of Maj. Gen. H. S 'Aurnnd, com | Suspects Yonlliftil Bruins to Meet! mnnding general of the sixth I Involved in December Murder service command, conferred \ Sees His Picture Professors Jan.. 27 with Pres. John A. Hannah anil ; of Admiral Darluu in I. the sta/r of the ROTC depart- I* Actum* is the first Q. Hal lie ; ih.it his fare isn't his ment on the enmpus yesterday, | ALLIKD HDQ. IN NORTH AFRICA, Jon, 12 (API - but an official report stated that! (Jen. Henri Giruiifi, French ,1 least tie expressed Five Michigan State college high commissioner in north his visit to Michigan State col- ' alien he picked up faculty men. and an alternate,; lege was and west Africa, will meet Gen. Charles de Gaulle, Fight- of yesler- "entirely informal." 1 copy who will oppose the "Qui/ Kids" ! General Aurand isK French leader, in the near future in order to try to arrived on ! ,lav's State News "reach (Nlll ><•> , nil saw an espe- of rndio fame in a battle of wits j the campus yesterday morning, fin agreement be¬ hitler tlly broad grin to be staged in College audita- j accompanied by certain mem- : tween their two forces, an rmth 1 villi his name un- rium Wednesday, Jan. 27. were j bers of the service command Ilaimali He veals official French spokesman ,ler ii Adams didn't announced yesterday by Prof, stuff. .mid tonight. j He met with the officers of, he particular photo Paul Bagwell, chairman of the i h came from a Life Faculty club's selection commit- ' the local ROTC unit, but discus- j Appointment of At the same time another an¬ on "Information i ;ev la' more than a few tee. sions were in keeping with the j informal nature of his visit, ue- ; II iAC Adviser nouncement of political tance in the future of impor¬ North The intellectual youngsters Africa was made by the .pokes- s - 1 a the picture, Ad- cording to ('apt. G. H. Branch, That's a hell already hold decisions over Uni¬ ROTC adjutant. At the request of Mrs Oveta ,-,i. man, who said thq Christmas Walking away, versity of Michigan and Univer Ciilp Hobby, direetbr of the eve assassination of Admiral I'ii.it can't be me." sity of Chicago experts. Hut in WAAC, Pres. John A Hannah Jean Dorian, the late high com¬ | all fairness to the professors, the i Land More has appointed a member of the missioner, appears to have been j "Quiz Kids" have lest one en-i faculty of Michigan State col This II ay. Please gagement fo the Chicago ox ' lege as an adviser to local the teaching result of a conspiracy dirci turns." i,,;ve been a freshman perts. Those chosen to represent the Troops in Itiirma WAAC enrollees. Mrs. Lucia Nesom, director of m Additional "personages many >f Al¬ . "t.iie «ho "just didn't giers" have been arrested n tho LONDON. .Ian 12 f eral thousand Japanese rein¬ Men enlisted v.uth the K. R. i .Nazi Prof Roy Underwood, will pre¬ forcements for Burma had been resistance in the lower ln.ii riv¬ landed in tndo-Cliinu. Presum¬ us well as those registered with er drive toward Rostov saw instead was an sent-the first in a series of pop- ably the Japanese intended to selective service are eligible for Six villages were eapi im! ,11 .11 expert's sense concerts to be given during win¬ move these men- overland rather the special army-sponsored me¬ the When the amazed ter vicinity of Pyatigorsk term, Tuesday, Jan :'6 from than attempt the difficult and teorology training program, ac¬ Mmendnye Vody ut ile' put It it* accustomed to cording to Harold A. Anderson, dangerous transput! journey )»y Adams was a seri- | 7-15 to 0:30 p. m. northwestward along the liukii- wa.v jtl Singapore and the Bay consultant for the army air iios.t/i v i such inanities as I railway, the midnight force* who was here yesterday vinos they settled | "Serviee Nighi" will '» the of Bengal to Rangoon. communique said in a broadcast ig themselves. I theme of the first concert Many to explain the program. heard here by the Soviet mon¬ 'of the selections to be presented Men students between the itor. I'. S. May.Seize I'enn Stale r' by the hand and Men s glee , "ml. ages of 18 and 30 who can pass j Four other points were se • t v his biggest laugh j will be battle hymns «l various '.mil Mines from Strikers the reserve officers' physical ex- r in the area of . : : with his own I Ziiwvniki. 130 units of our fighting forces. animation and who have been ■ miles southwest of Stalingrad mi Christopher Co- ! V.'ll.KKS-HAKHK, Pa,, The entire audience will ) m - i Al't Pennsylvania's c graduated -trom high school the railway leading to So! k. jv ditty in which i with two years of mathematics Along (tie fnwer Don r vr 11, octi how "C C.,! ticipatc in singing some of those hraeite industry, beset including algebra and planet where the Russians last were crdie." decided to i songs, led by the Merc.-, glee .vitoeat strike of t U.ltiiO geometry, and one year of high t reported about ftp miles cast of I S A, where' club and accompanied by the l.(need cei "a possibility of Hint seizure tonight, as school science are eligible, An- i Rostov, the Soviet communique band. Informality, will be stress-, nun1 labor board demanded ai ! cierson said. also announced the capture of •>re rious por- i ed throughout in the piesei.ta- iabot Students wishing to ftTttl out | several localities, but, riid not - which, t Adams related I lion of these pop concerts, which diatc end to the walkout id. had brought coa stocks more about the program .houid j identify thpm. For three days ' ■ tin career as a are so arranged that the entire the Russians a level endangering f onecu- consult G. R. Heath at the Deon now • have not n which began in audience may share in the actual ot Men's offices. , claimed any specific gains in o of the war. Chicago Journal. At program, Undgrwood revealed j this area. dams warned that hie typical succesi Attends \utiunal Meeting •e he could rec terrible hardships! "CDC Slogan "n Contest Offers J-Hop rickets Prof. Hazel Stratum of ihc de- i iters are supposed j j partment of clothing and related By DAVE EAST display the winning slogan.1 Headed by Henry Willis, L. A arts, Home Economics, is now I Judges will be Patncia Rcidy,, '43 1^. F. C. representative, the ; lte ^ 1 *»rer J Want to win a ticket to the I urilleilenic president, «To h n Defense Plann,ng ^ _w.ll, n,wtinJ ^ personnel group •'e period Adams re- j J-Hop? < sehlucter. head of I DZV and meet weekly. Other members | D ootis of the Nat.onai RelaU associatl(,p New a great quantity! Well, just sit down and think ■ tiie quality," for 39 ! up a clever slogan for Spartan Manny Mullen, CDC chairman, j are Peg Green, PanHellenie. yor^ cjty The booth, serving principally ! council, Tom Bowery, Mason- I defense activities, because Co I i ewspaper work, and j ordinating Defense council's as the campus center of War | nbbot club; Mary Greenfield, S. | als • 111 Dorothy Thomp- The prize-winning slogan will; Conlinue Pledging Drive to help solve the many problems Forestry cabin asent. Adams came to be be brief, original, and will aim; CDC's stamp pledging lacing the school as a result of Faculty Folk luncheon I "f'lgrai ■llions of radio quiz primarily at sales promotion for i campaign, led by Sally Sawyer, the army-naqy program. 1 p. m.. Hunt Food shop I Pert.' listeners as an "ex- War bonds and stamps here on j Kappa Kappa. r^®" "Steps should be taken to look the Michigan State campus. The sentative to the defense body, into the future and havejsomcn State College club. 12 noon I D,yribrv K if ran contest, running through Satur-! has been resumed for wmter tiained to step into key campus Faculty dining room. Union 1 "J j* I Adams' suggestion day, is open to all Michigan term, j although yet no definite as activities and the supervision of Buffs smoker. 1p.m. I the Kieran to State students. All entries must j Indication of the success of the these activities," he explained. Faculty dining room, Union been available. n- I aly ri tram Adams »poke sim- be submitted to the Office of drive has Mullen has announced that Student^Defense second floor of I It has been suggested to stu- A.W.S., 7:15 p. m. , Kieran's strong Union annex by Saturday noon. | dents who have hesitated to CDC's first meeting for winter term will be held tomorrow at Org. room 2. Union L^.;k-r-K °t various guests WBItaSfte Booth Pledge because their parente are 7:15 p. m. in the Spartan room Oratorical contest, 7:30 p. m. ■ ' v ppeared on the pro- A p^rnicm booth In the | subscribing regularly to bonds Spartan room. Union of the Union. All student or- Mod-Bloc -'. r-;- • e . . ' Wednesday. January 13 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Griu and Bear It By I.iclu, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TiiMir t Kn tared u recondelaas ImM en k'round floor of m.ttar ad tfca pfcatoffifo, rut winf of Union BnlMInc Anne*, But Landnt, Mkk. Offtooa room S- OUT LOUD Pokllohed dolly rarest 8und«r and Monday mornings dur»t(g the reeutar acbool By Sheldon Moyer rear and weoklf on 'Dmradar «nornln*a durln* summer teealon by th* students of Member Aeseel.ted Calltylnt. Pros* - M!fh,i"'n ^ f.0'1*!;. - .... F, aaenaaSMTio aoa national AOvs.r.a.NO m '-'"'-I*' \V/H IMS Off lOO 'HEN college students are o. ,, 1 a j • • n • v ftorial Office--Ext. 269; Bualm W rfaced with the problem of Service, Inc. . National Advertising -E*t. m. opy; 11.00 TT Ccl/cgr Putliibrn RcprimUtivt 420 MACIPON AV*. - , Nets York. N. V. Subscription rstes— ---rr-c— P« ys«r „ Sc per copy; by msil; $1.50 per yew by . . doping out their *T » .. income' cpauoo • so, to a • loa Aaaiua rut ■ SAO THAAciaTA culture carrier to etudenU: 12.25 per ,ux "» Int past year, year by rollepe carrier to non-studente. can be sure thUt all IS not well men you _— ' in this ole world. M km HF.lt OF THE associated PRESS Hut that's exactly the problem ber of students whether they lealize it or not. Under the new tax schedule, a college student Mntiiwlnv Editor, SHEI.DON MOYER doesn't have to be a high sal- Editorial Director, l.iGN RAKNKS Buelneae Manager, JEAN WHITING ;ipjed executive*; fill that he has to do is earn $500 per year and KIIITORIAL STAFF he must (lie an income tax re- Associate Alitor, KM.IS BRANDT: Aaai.fant Edltora. BILL BARCLAY, BILL , . . ,, , . JOHNSTON. HILL MADDUX, JEIUIY TER HORHT; Blmrta Editor, TOM IIIOR- lurn "» Uncle i>.imniy, tn.tl IS, DAN; Aaao.'late Sports .Editor. JOHN MAItHK; Warn™', KdTfi.r, NEVA ACKER- providing he's single. If his MAN. - . gross income was $1,200 for the Night Editor " ~ ~ WILLIAM BARCLAY taxable ried, living yearwith and his he spousewas mar- the ■ntire time, he also must file returns. Huell Seeks Talent Whether you realize It 'or not, it doesn't take many pay en¬ for Women Roles velopes during a year's time to be "eligible" for income tnx re¬ in 'T/mntler Rock* turns. If you only worked part WOMAN'S WORLD It is womeh, women and more time during the summer or vn- . - , ,. . . .. women that Prof. Don Huell is Rations, you might be in the $500 bracket, or if you averaged $9.61 Ily NEVA ACKERMAN the lookout for in lasting "Thunder Rock," this year's per week over the last year, A.W.S. Council winter term play, you're in. A.W.S. will have a regular "Although there One of the segments of Mich- meeting at 7:15 today in three women parts," he explain- «■«- "< .... .^,,...^...0 ... (he rhiteh, oiris, alwapn remember to rgnriization room 2 of the Union, ed, "they are very -- . * different and I.e..,,.hear s,ntc about '^i,n little college that students olvnnf ita extension l\*v ovlnnglflll is 1the "Wfien firing bobbu pin or if nothing else in handy a wrench out according to Pres. Vera Dcancr. unusual role... aepartment. The work of the box will do." The question of 1 a. m. permis Tryouts will continue today, members of this department arc sion for Saturdays during win- Thursday, and Friday nights of ter trim will hi- decided, and this week at 7:15 in 1.70 Morrill tprend throughout the state. the meeting will be open to all hall. Buell stressed that r worm interested, Mis: Douner jng had been done and no deci- Whenever a farmer has a prob- cim •1 free to enlist Michigan State In Campus Quarters said. sions will be made until after the nid of thc Bv Helen Sehniidl and Scottie MeNeul Friday's tryout. It is necessary college extension department, 8.W.L. lor its members are duty bound for u person to appear only one First 8.W.L. group meetings to uso their scientific knowledge for the term will be held today night as records are kept of for the improvement of agricul- ■VERYONF.. glowing with hoi Phi Thus after pi iday spirit (still), has been Alice Lindke, Ri.-ii ™ each person's ability, he added. at 5 p. tn. in Union annex rooms, Students must be scholastical- busy giving Jewelry away. Take engagements Pres. Helen Swanson announced. The latest achievement of the ly eligible for college activities, Pi Knps seem to have keep happening Group leaders and sections will Huell warned. Graduates as well extension service was the aid plan the term's activities and as students in any year or divi- given to a furmcr in St. Joseph opened club marriage bureau plus seems to be able t<, Bob Robbins work. The grouns and meeting county. The furmer wrote to lomanee . . . places are: Drama, room 107; 'women ion can without xccpt freshman try nut upper, classmen college and complained the married Mary Ellen Colestock Hob R.iminski of i. radio, 104; personality, 107; soil on his 19 acre farm was on Jan. 9. while Leo Ross mar- a diamond to Canity membership, 106; sociij service. hours. slowly eroding What could he ried Ann Bedford on Dec. 28 of Jackson . . . l.otu; ■ 7; and art und publicity, 115. do about it? The. extension dc- Pi Kap pledge Bob Blett will received a ring trum 1', of M. Trusts Students; partment dispatched several soil take 0 wife, Sylviu Bobertson of berg, -independent y.w.c.A. Kxams After (Imduntiun erosion experts to his farm. A Gr.nd Rapids, on Jan. 21. but definitely not lor; Mrs. Bernicce Carlson, feature writer for the State Journal, will detailed study was made, and a Dick George, of Blue Key and engagement of Bai l a speak 011 "Community Wartime Speeded up for war, tltc Univer¬ ANN ARBOR, Jan. 12 • Christmas t 25 strong to serenade her Mon to come in and il mi, day night Emery Smith, to explain the fact t Winter Term Parly Schedule FarmHousc president, became a unable to include Jan. 15 Hell Hop Union ballroom INFORMATION benedict over the holidays when as much as we would he married Ethel Porter of Shel- the Phi Delts intuit, Jan. 16 Spinsters' Spin Union ballroom by. Sunday and tire Sigma Jon. 22 Knppn Alpha Theta Little theater Virginia Bruce, Alpha Gam, through with a list A.M.B.S.— wears Jun Simanton's l-ambda initiated actives. Jun. 23 Engineers' bail Union ballroom There will be a meeting of Chi Jan. 23. Phi Kappa Tau . . L. Masonic temple the A.M.B.S. (Med-Bios) in or¬ pin . . . while Peg Crotty of Lansing has the shining SLmu ROSALIND li Medicine bull Union be 1Jroom ganization room 1. Union, today Chi Jan. 29 pin of Johnny Lynch . . . the 'My Sister I *■! Jan. 29 Chi Ometa E. L. Masonic temple at 7:15 p. in. Members are ask¬ boys serenaded iter with a flour¬ Jan. 30 Band Union ballroom ed to bring due* and money for ish -and whistle. -E. L. Masonic temple plus. Three more Sigma I'hl pins Jan. 30 Alpha Gumma Rho Jan. 30 Zctu Tau Alpha Spartan room, Union NAVY CLUB— have left their original resting J Hop Auditorium The Navy club will hold will hold aa places . . . Bruce Greentnun loa.y . Nat. J P. M ' Feb. 5 ...; „ .... Union ballroom meeting tonight in 111 Olds hall. gave his pin to Betty Martin . • STARTING Tllt'llsb41 Feb. C Kappj Delta - Alpha Gamma Delta lattlc theater Moving pictures on identifica¬ Jacqueline Sco'.t was serenaded Feb. 6 Alpha Xi Delhi tion of naval vessels will be after receiving Ray O Darling's Feb. 6 Theta Chi E.4*- Masonic temple shown. pin—Jackie is an AOI'i . . dur¬ Feb. 12 Panllcllcnic Intcrfraternity council Auditorium - ing vacation. George Zimmer¬ Feb. 13 Lambda Chi - Kappa Sigma Union ballroom man passed his pin to Gerry Pe- - Feb. 13 Alpha Epslton Pi Little theater terson. Feb. 13 Pi Kappa Phi K. L Masonic temple The Delta Sigs are still pr.ss- _ Wliif — Feb. 19 Military ball Auditorium Zeta Tau Al- Feb. 19 Mason-Abbot ; Union ballroom . JOHN WAYNE Feb. £0 Alphe Chi Sigma Union ballroom IOIIN ( .AKKOU Feb. 20 Delta Sigma Phi „ E. L. Masonic temple ANN M-t Feb. 28 Soph prom ; .7 — Auditorium Feb. 27 Alpha Omlcron Pi 2nd floor. Union Feb. 27 Sigma CW E. L. Masonic temple Feb. *7 Sigma Kappa r .Union ballroom House Feb- 27 Alpha Phi • Alpha Chi Ortega reb. 27 Phi Kappa PI Little theater Wednesday. January 13. 1943 MICHIGAN STATE' NE\VS Pago Three Minnesota Favorite in Tilt Ho w A bout*Mural With Winless State Cagemen Hockey League? SPORTS TRAIL Why not form an intramural .BY WHITNEY MARTIN cum plagued by one of ttyeB- . duxes over to descend Up- ,., i, Michigan State basketball a losing the Spartans streak of will square six 'JMuntl (lagers Look to 1°H *rr .r""" skating and all the necessary | have been bouncing around like effect of the training routine ' , .. . with 11 favored Minnesota Opening ('.ontests equipment available, a loop with j a P'11""'1 m their efforts to find f the as playing surface on many teams as would care to ,„tct in Minneapolis tonight, Intramural basketball man¬ ill be the last of the throe- enter could probably be formed have mr'jT ,ea8Ue »arks ar« been ^ i' agers of the dodging their home towns- road trip the State five is three leagues arc without too much trouble, one i gives the impression th,e ln" now; through with V? , running their teams through they are te.ims_ get currently. ,,o In the other content the bpar- workouts this week in ration for the opening games- prepa¬ | hockeyA enthusiast explains. j and outfield* look like'"they had Great Lakes and part of the present rink on! lutclv „ i,.|i to starting next Monday. De¬ the secret practice football field ® y necessary l'cf,n useci as rt Prov'n« ground M-ir.iuette for numbers five and' fending fraternity and all- the rear of , !u for tl»nks- They really get their ••streak." This rcc college champion, Alpha Tau the could be used for hockey. The ficldhousc , ,omc of 1 m ml8ht be, at chewed up. m , the worst start any Ben | Ornrg;-, will again be in the j ", l"° !n.ns ««>i aJd''V Consequently, the orchards college has nets, sticks, and I vmMstvne coached team has; favorite role In the £rat loop. I pads, which probably could be ! , "f.,f. .tcam llke ,hp, '.hl s bc s""1<'w":'t (1's.'1 take a lot of manicuring in the . vl, made. The sari part of the | DEV. independent winner spring, and to try to get them in w!u,ic affair is that hope of im- | l> cut in the future seems I and once campus runner-up, more put u strong crew will i "tXTT" r"!'"rdepart-| The State News sports ,' flowing 5s?& crowd, .crowd, o™; isr nnrtim.ii.rt. particularly 'T it Xl,d tupv&r bllfT-10 gallopingK over obscure. on the hardwood this be some* . , . winter, ,, those _ . who --- -- - i —... vuniomcrs. stopped at too 1 thm'u l.c il,, 41 to 32 loss administered as will the dormitory crown are >.interested in many bars along the way ! problem. It would be to the HilHoppers was the wid- holder. Abbot 13. playing hockey would voice their too much like trying t<, shino Whv Not S1 , ,.vt c ol gin the Vannien have opinion by mail or in person in j ' 1 U> Uomr' your shoes in a snowstorm! l,„t hy this season with all of the State News office. Anyway, the first question ! that pops into the mind when it then- other defeats being by a \eivs four, or five points count. Rifle Team High | is known the teams must train in tiie north is: "Why don't they . tll-Ltdlege It iv of Light s.ni'le ray of light after the on Priority List I i train in their own parks, then?" Jloxing Tourney C.oiMier contest will be the next l,s II ar hails to Muss Schedule j And on the surface it does i--.- with Dearborn naval | eem a little silly for a team to litis Id Entries *• j pick a site a comparatively few Transportation difficulties " All men who would be In- ' ,i,'!es away, where weather con- - aren't going to bother the Mich- d'tions arc practically identical. Varsity Boxing Coach Al Ka¬ boxbi^m' all-college anagws'^'ntournament d ald'wllh I Uil8(?l>cll I WrilcrSi'8"n StateNo,men's winter. rule team this The Athletics, for instance, "Oiiig to train at Wil;nittgton. wal men announced today that 40 have already signed up and the ;. ,, w,nt"r conduct telephone M they're not going to slioald .Irnlson lieldhouse as soon Coach Al Kawal In All-SlarS meets 7is or telegraphic D®' \ m,(' when it rains or are training for the State all-college intramural News the ; was sometimes done 1 ®,1uws at Wilmington there boxing before the war fair chance it will rum or snow tournament which begins Mon¬ a» possible. | _ ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12 (API — communication as these means of i are restricted 1 at Philadelphia. day Kawal added that entries station, n team which I Featuring seven players selected like travel. I'sed for football will be accepted no later than not prove ns tough for I for the first time, the nnnual ma- The meets arc However, there is an over Friday, so all you fisticuff en-, ai tans as thoir othe 1942- Mor lci,8Ue all star team, picked going to be Icokcd factor that thusiusts better hurry and get in by 2fl() members of the Base held by mailt a mentis very prompts new, teams to ignore their own park yours. ball Writers' association, to sports Lieut. Homer Morgan 1 ( a wood, local boy from! was Of interest to the boxing fans , . , , u i announced today bv the Spot t- of theB military department and; |t..4.L „ .. K high, took scoring hon- j A,r-.iii Marquette game cut¬ ing Ncws ' 9 team coueh already has Ixiuktd 1 ,>a< k Al!*UIl is the fact that several well- mntchc; known athletes here will be giv¬ 's- meshes for nine points, Two of the all-stars. John cs with clubs as far away ill l«ls| l'ui)li;i Hold Pesky end Tex Hughson, as Maine ilnc and Alaska ing their all in file tourney. p w w v. tally-making on the had , including; the distinction of being Among others will be Mike i_ :• ..I others was at a minimum after their first full season in the chosen ^vcra^ mid-western teams ALLIED HDQ IN AUSTHA Seheib, a member of the ,1 until at least'two or three LIA. Wednesday. Jan 13 (AI'i big leagues. team, Diek Kieppe and toys start hitting, the "streak" The lineup and season record; -a ill -tcadily grow longer. May llr Changes No doubt there will be some d: t , cluitues when the Spar- •.us ictiirn to East Lansing Thursday afternoon. Van will [ t ,, . s nave several days with which to urk things around maybe in-1 Thh>d btt^> stan Hnck chlC0. Cubs 30f) the boyj. who j u,ft (;old ^td Williams. Bos trip, into the! ton „pd S(JX 356 . ,, . Dearborn game will .;, . I Center field, Joe DiMaggio, be; Ncw york Yankees, 305 ■ i luesday evening, Jan.; ,{,i},bt ,lc|di Kno. i Mowing this the State st. u„uiu ii will again take to the • Cardinals, .318 Catcher, Mickey Owen, Brook- n ting DcPaul of : . • Chica-j iyn Dodgers, .259. uidy city double header " Pitchers, Morton in the Cooper. St. i i Chicago stadium. Louis Cardinals, 22 7; Ernie H i '-t • i week. tilt will feature Great tiqueror of the j Bonham, Ncw Spar-i 21-5, and Tex Hughson, Boston 1 Bed Sox, 22 8. York Yankees, The following organizations will meet in tile Little thea¬ Got a Man in Service? ter, Home Economics build¬ ing, at the times indicated for their Wolverine pictures: Grwii ami White 7 p. m. Epsilon Chi 7:15 Agronomy club 7:45 Blue Key 8 p. m. Excalibur 8:15 Mortar Board Michigan State Blankets 8:30, Omicron Nu 9 p. m. Sigma Pi Sigma 0:30 Alpha Psi - CLASSIFIED ADS FOR HALF. Aratut earners. t>, ns. Oil K. L. F*». 42* FULL t>RKSS Sl!IT SUc *«, ly purchiUK'ti. Call M2*»l 100 double Bed Size c Wool I. FOR 8AL& One «»rch I f .rriwl. Worn o: ly "D^c. Call HI6**7. 8i*« 61 VALENTINE LOST for him 11UOWN RUltBHft Girt' boot, tic ward. Call or H2V10. JIAND-KNITTFO Tan A art ftcarf in Morrill hall. R<*M STATE COLLEGE buao Mail 11 Now to Insure Delivery by Valentine's Day Classified Rates BOOK STORE Two cent* per word; minimum charge, 30c; all advertisements payable in advance; no pre¬ BET. OP 9HCEI3QAN STATE COLLEGE ferred position. OPl»OSITI£ LINN Union BMg. Annex. Room 8 CAMERA WEST GRAND RIVER AVE. UNION Telephone 8-1511—Business SHOP Ext. 263 dancing 9-12 Tickets at I UNION Union Desk I and Dorms I DALLROQU J ANITA BY 16 raf.cASM-MOiMT»A -. r \ Wednesday. January 13. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS * Page Four Ready Don Cossacks to Be Here Wednesday Math Department Reports Success Offensive LONDON, Jan. 12 (AP)—The in Instructor-Borrowing Policy British ed about eighth army was ready for a report¬ fresh spurt The cosmopolitan atmosphere History is repeating itself in toward Tripoli tonight and its around the mathematics depart¬ the case of Prof. H. T. Darling¬ Anglo-American and French Al¬ ment lately is caused by the new ton, of the botany department, lies in Tunisia, and their air for in World War I he also' forces dealt many and varied —'.'borrowing policy"—a necessity taught mathematics under Prof. blows at the Axis in the Medi¬ brought about by the war. L. C. Plant. terranean theater. Because of so many vacancies Others are Prof. Harrison The Morocco radio said strong >11 the department, a plea was Hunt, head of the zoology de¬ reinforcements, including tank made to other departments for forces, had arrived in the last mathematics teachers—the re¬ partment, E. P. Lawrence, in¬ few hours to. strengthen the for¬ structor of English, and R. W. sult is that music, botany, farm of the eighth Lewis, instructor1-®! botany. ward elements crops, English and zoology fac¬ army before*Wadi Zemzem, 160 ulty men arc now trying their airline miles southeast of Tripoli. hand rtt trigonometry and alge¬ Short Course to Teach The Don Cossack chorus and dancers under the direct.' If an attack was imminent it bra. Industrial Feeding obviously was in cooperation ! JarofI will present a concert of song traditional of the . Those teachers from other de¬ A special short course in in¬ with the Fighting French of the | River Don areas when they appear on the M.S.C : • partments who sire cooperating Wednesday. Jan. 20. in College auditorium, according to s dustrial feeding management is mysterious Gen. Jacques Lc- secretary of the series. with the math department in¬ Clerc who were reported with¬ cludes Prof. J. M. Barbour of offered by the department of in¬ The 34 Russian singers, booted and bloused. were r> . the music department; Profs. H. stitution administration, Home in 300 miles of Tripoli after an¬ the crack cavalry regiment in the days of the czar and M. Brown and S. T. Dexter, farm Economics, to prepare people to nouncing a complete conquest of under the same rigid but self imposed discipline Th. 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