British- Free French Armies Swarm Into Tripoli Pop' Concert Allies Strike Slated as Trial MICHIGAN STATE NEWS to Cut Nazis9 0f State Band Daily nof oitaMichigan cilbuPtnedSlate utS College Full Flight Glee Club. Band Numbers VOL. 33Z.332 aIH| Community Singing ^SI_L^I^^C;h^^ SATUIU)^ JANUARY 23 194? NO. 95 {Triple Land, Sea and Air Top Program | Push Drive* Axi* Force* Bv B iRBAKA DENNISON Reds Take Big Nazi Caucasian Base '. Aero** Tunisia ,. ,h ,n State college band •I , ...tit Its fust trial "pop" Salsk Surrenders r~^i'~nNur- , --— . By EDWARD D. BALL .i the season Tuesday, LONDON, Jan. 22 (AP) . 7 '5 to 8:30 p. m. in Col- ...fiitonuin, |{j,v according Underwood of the to to *,,*»«,„ After ! RUSSIA f—The s'' — last fenses of Tripoli were re-_ ported in British hands to-" important tie¬ Pj.,,1 irtment. Might is to be the Heavy Battle night and the main remnants thenc i) he first program, and LONDON, Jan. 22 (AP)—The I of Marshal Rommel's fugitive the band, men's glee important rail Junction and Ger¬ ill f« .f , man air base of Salsk, 100 miles ! I Afrika have Korps were believed :o club l!.' ommunity singing. If escaped into Tunisia. southeast of Rostov, feil to the Only German the tirst incert is successful, a few rcur- .vtH present others In swiftly advancing Russian army j guards had been left behind to the ban of the Caucasus today, and the , engage in a bloody, bitter la-t- :he futu Soviet troops also were fast en¬ itv will be stressed at . minute defense of the capital Infuri ,,, which will open circling Voroshilovgrad, capital ! and chief city of Mussolini's of the Donets basin north' of African empire which now was A|.h the bund playing "Star Rostov, according to the Soviet | swept by demolition explosions Span-'Icd Banner" followed by monitors' recording of two Mos¬ and fires set by the st,i|I „nd Stripes Forever." . withdrawing Other . lei tions to be played cow communiques tonight I Axis legions. A special communique an¬ Their flight was. clearly visi- during the. program include K.inta y Ballet," "Malaguena" nounced rhe fall of Salsk, and ; ble to Allied pilots who hovered the midnight bulletin reported over the burning city, and the jnd •.vti'it c from the opera, the capture of Konstantinov- Morocco radio said all impor- Th,. Bat,' which was presented , skaya, which apparently is the : tant defenses had fallen important Don river city only 75 The headquarters of Gen. Hen* i;.,-,,. out the service ri Giraud reported miles northeast of Rostov that the the: , *i hand will play a French, with British Salsks' capture was the most reinforce¬ nx'ii". World War I songs ment- ur.d with important of the day because it Americans in a.il.)■.-.ft by a collection of pop- ji.-u ■ .ongs, including "Ma- put the Russians wtihin 70 miles i fhe thick of the action, had re¬ of Tikhoretsk, where the Stalin pulsed the eastern German thrust -;r... H> n." Artillery Song," 1 in central Tunisia. •Ar-.v An Corps Song," "Praise grad railway, meets the main •he La I iml Pass the Ammuni- line running north. Cutting of J. Sec TRIPOLI—FaS« 4 this line would leave the Na/.is I n ,i.l. White Christmas." Playing of the "Alma will .I. t- the program. Mater" only the risky escape channel of the Kerch peninsula opposite ERCs With~yavy the Crimea. Or.ce Rostov is taken or en- ' or Marine Label Ms Will Gather circled the Russians would begin j a huge annihilation tight as they to Be Deferred |for Animal Parley did with th"P 22 German sions trapped at Stalingrad. divi¬ Map locates the seven prongs which havt developed in Russia's Members of the ERC with ,i drive against the Nazis The Soviet elfort extend- trom Leningrad tieth annual Veteri- The Stalingrad liquidation i stated (1) to the Caucasus jront (7), 1.200 miles to the south .The current . preference for either still is going on against less than' -t-graduate confer¬ Russian effort to eliminate the German army*pocketed on the west¬ I navy or marines will not bo ring on Monday, Jan. 50,000 of the original total of called up at the end of this term ern outskirts of some 220,000 Axis troops. Stalingrad is indicated by to. The Russians re¬ i.og on Friday, Jan. For the first time port a major drive in progres- southwest of Voronezh (3) which I when all other ERC enlistees are Outsize better con- today the carried to within 80 m:!es of Kharkov, Ukraine steel center I inducted, according to Col Stu- German high command admit¬ Shaded territory recaptured from the Germans. :j the art M McLeod, retiring head of o.il diseases, accord- t.rea indicates approximate I C" Giltner, dean of ted that its divisions at Stalin¬ college ROTC. 1 try Science division, grad were closely encircled," The- navy or marines have not and also acknowledged a retreat indicated any change ortant ..nan function in war-time of in the Caucasus. Cliem Laboratory Series to Show Film I plans to defer their in their reservists t against all health Ion Stanley. Livingston ; preference, until I and those ERC member.- a inimal origin," Gilt- Chester to Play Fire Singes Two 'Stanley and Livingston" they have > iscussions of special i star. j pk'.ed further education. h as mastitis will at 'Dance of Year' Students Slightly | ring Spencer Tracy, Walter Col. McLeod further said thut oiighout the confcr- in all probability there would bo "•ote this theme, 1 Brennan. Nancy Kelly, and a navy-martne board here to Two slightly persons were ! Richard Greene will bc^ the examine all those ERC members or. _president-elect burned yesterday when an,ex , u.l A ,V. M. A., will i movie shown tonight on the cur- with preferences and either en¬ plosion rocked the third door of , r u rence and speak the Kedzie Chemical laboratory, I rent World Adventure series in list then directly into then re¬ Jr A. V. M. A. the spective reserve or reject them, causing a small tire and. shatter¬ Coiiege auditorium at 8 p m in which cast they would revert •• oterinarians from ing several windows • The movie, based on the lives 1 to the ERC and be subject to ft nearby states are The injured persons were Mrs. ot the two African explorers, ■'tend. i immediate call Ralph Guile, a graduate assist¬ will portray the difficulties en¬ countered oy | The- navy and the nun nun ant, and Arnold Ott, graduate thread venturers in have |»l'\ S. t* New Oil Bate i f' student from. Clare Mrs Guile penetrating the dense jungles of have no is the wife of Dr Ralph Guile, the Dark Continent • officially stated that !h-y place tn their officers IN,- Jan. 22 (AP) I training programs for those slu- of Price adininis- another member of the chemis¬ Students will be admitted by I dents who drop out of school b — r idvanced by one try staff activity book, according to S. E. 'fore they urt jlled, Col. Mo- when No. 4 fuel The pair were doing research Crowe, chairman of the series. p uts may l>e used v.ork with ether shortly Deture >rn and midwest* noon when a flash explosion oe- hero the oil is ra- burns on the hands and face. DZVs Score in Stamp Drive the coupons valid They were treated at the college A, the northern health center and discharged Bv DAVE EAST The booth will be closed over .31 in zone B, the Michigan State's brotherhood the week-end in order "to take -tates; Jan. 27 in of DZV, whose exploits have h .K " " !earc 0i th* depleted stock but c. ■h includes Mary* BOB CHESTER Col. Pearson Appoints „ . . p:s t0 ln ! will be open Mo mrt, Virk - a '■ District of Co- tramuraJ atnletic and water car ' 4«. p, .. .. J Hop choice . wmbia, Jan. 3d in zone D, . , , . . New Slate Draft Aide al competition, were making H** II™ , £ l?~,' UAL me south< • -tates where oil is Bob Chester, the tall man' the campus war bond-conscious i Fn>rn then "n DZV a,1irJ- ■ ■ * n ident finally announced yester¬ service system was announced sold the Defense Savings stamps like hotcakes in the first full day i j today by Col. LCRoy Pearson, intermission program, and .At council. Spa. will be an- i f , -gugap - "-k Saturday, January 23 MICHIGAN STATS NEWS —a—* - Rage Two Grin and Bear It By Liclilvl MICHIGAN STATE NEWS campus churches Wntrred ten urond-eF** *n«ttrr at the po»toffk* I^i-wtn*. *ich. lb* tAnne*. Off* By FRAN 1IOEFLIN6NER rdertto R. , located on ground floor of rut win* oi Union Batldfn* Published dnily exeept Sunday and Mondsjr memfn** durln* the mfrular fcIhJoI a«~«i«.n by th* studcnU of tomorrow meeti r*itT aim WWfcl* on Ttomday mornJnn during mmrwr LUTHERAN at 7 p. m, ganization Students, rooms ng in or¬ 1 and 2 of National Advertising Servkn, Inc. m Bu'in~ °8" the Union, will be lead by Bob ColUge P*tflisbers ReprefenUt/vo Subscription ratrs—Se per ropy: 13.00 Lenz, new leader for the term. 420 Madison Ave. New Yosk.W.Y, P*t by mail: 01.Mi f*r Tear by The Lutheran student choir will * Pot Tom • los Aserics • Sen imikAk4 rdlfM'f carrier to stwdtnts; »2.f$ per sing "Softly and Tenderly Jesus year by eolleire carrier to non-students. is Catling." MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE) TRESS Holy Communion will be cele¬ The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to Ybe o*e for repnblicntlon of all brated at the 10:30 a. m. service news dispfttches credit*! to it or not otherwise credited in this r*r*r and also the with the' Rev. William Young as fecal news published therein. All riirhui of publication on special dispatch** here- • are also rwerved. celebrant. He will preach on the topic, "The Fruits of Faith " EDITORIAL 8TAFP Manayin* Editor. SHELDON MOVER The Bible classes will precede HIT1NG the service beginnnig at 10 a. m. l.KN BARNES Business Marayer. JEAN Canterbury club will have a , IMjIAM MADUOX buffet supper at 6 p. m. tomor¬ {. A AI'KLKGATK row. Miss Eva Lu, Michigan State student from China, will- bo the guest at the meeting which will begin at 7 p. m. All Spartans at IP By AL BERGLUND students and faculty are wel¬ come. Weekday masses at St Thom¬ as Acquinas will be at 7:15 a. m. and at 15 minute intervals until it Mulford C Ixick 8:15 a. m. Sunday masses will CHUCK Frost of Lansing is now completing his bnsir training a< nn aviation en- of Linking and Mich: be at 9 and 11 a m. quiry c 1 a s s e s, Public In¬ conducted by rank n( captain, dot . t Minter field. Calif. Chuck. Father Winters, are held Mon¬ a '"Vet." ,i Spartan, took his phtmar;.* days and Fridays, Open Forum training at the Mrrton Air acad ill ■et Wednesday at 5 emy al Blythe, Calii. 1 of the First u member of an AAV Hoiim' Ap Group to 7:30 p. m. in Home Economics building. room weather squadron, Lieut. Joseph Bark Nrw l*arily Bill Dr. II. H. Khttber, associate Glas-er, former Spartan,' is now .a bombardier, having, re trained WASHINGTON Jan 22 tAP) professor of history, will lie the farm bloi ■ drive for guest of the Student Christian "Sergeant, 1 want fou to meet Basil Bilge, the at the flowed, N M., flying The union Sunday evening at their he's the one who always plays the part oj the school Glaser came to State higher parity prices gained discussion of the various de¬ cruet, sadistir sergeant in the films." from Williamston. < headway today when the house nominational beliefs. Dr. Kim- Not Spartans at War, but in agriculture committee unani¬ ber will talk on What Episco¬ uresting anyway, was the visit mously appreved a bill te revise The discus¬ last week to the campus of sev¬ the parity eral members of the "Little Nor formula-to include the costs of all farm labor, m- palians Believe" sion ' will be preceded by a Songspiration" and a supper In Campus Quarters wegian" air foree Must hnv rltiding that of the farmer's Bv Helen Schmidt and Scottie McXeal felt right al hoino in the cold. family beginning at 5 p. m The Ves¬ Parity is a theoretical price per hour will include musical meditations. Mary Mapes. L. A. who gave one to George Custer, of the famous designed to give a bushel of family, and State's outstanding wheat, for ex frosh inlimtr.vman last year, is Vnlu purchasing '45k soloist, will sing "(> Ifivtne Redeemer" by Gounod, and THE BIGGEST thingthe social scene now is winter-term-party the onTheta week-end Krieger, H. E. "42 in< and Fred Wilson, I - "Lord's Prayer" by Mallotte. duty ift Fort Sheridan, po« i a past pc- last night the women enter¬ given one to K There also will be organ medi¬ has . . . III. The "G d" was also on rtod agri culture, tained their dates with-n-dtnmcr tations. Pat 'Proxel Art Hunt's and daneing in the . . not hith . the fencing tea here Kan ve at Christian Sci ■ntist worship his Sigma No Dick Andre s, recently a erto complicated Little theater to Dick Charles' given vrvIce will be eld Wednesday l^iu Mitchell, Ch. freshman here, is; now an avn formula torn Bee orchestra Patrons for the dance > at 3 p. t. in thi chapel of Peo- Bon cadet at Selfridge ~ field, havi ' were Prof, and Mrs A A Ap- Michigan. And pies chi eh. plcgate and ITof and Mrs. Paul Wcslcrn Springs, 111. Polnrnntier tonight members In charge of medical with a medical detachment at supply Hep Pace (D-Ga,». author of bill, said revision nsideiable increase" it would ,, fleiiate t» Uucslion are . . responding with an energetic roller skating party followed by INFORMATION i'amp Phillips, Kan . is Sgl. "create no .oif living this year, Size of Amicil Forces n radio party at the house Glenson A. MacTnness, local boy ,n "te cost < Patrons will be Mr. and Mrs. C HTL1.EI. EXTENSION who used to attend Michigan "certainly le ss than $1,000,000,- WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (AP) C. Hamilton and Mr agd Mrs. Dr Grace Song I State. Before being culled to Demands from farm and other Kuvkendall . Sunday the tor in Japanese, w duty, Mad mien was in the "Unaltcrublc by w eekend will be concluded by M.S.C. Hillel torn- Michigan state police. President Roos< last fafj grou[>s for limiting the size of taking dates to church and to m. in the Unioi' Another soldier, also from Staved off ennctr of the >ar- 'he nation's eventual armftd dinner at the Ijouse. (n.ls fdrce brought a senate military meeting opening a' East Lansing, was recently giv¬ ity change. Government evi>orls then contended it would nine committee decision today to re- raise en a second louie's bars. Fred open manpower investigations The Sijma Chls exchanged CANE t'Lt'B— L Thaldorf, field artillery, fin¬ parity levels—used in computing Monday to consider statutory courses with the Chi O's Wed- Cane club will h i t war time agricultural price ceil¬ ished candidates' school recent¬ ceilings on personnel of the nesdav patrons for the affair men and women tomer ly at Fort Sill, Okla ings and floors—by 10 to 12 per P- ™. Those attendim army, navy and maritime com- were Mr. and Mrs. E B Hill. At Chicago, where he is sta cent and would lead to an infla¬ , in front of the Union. mission. Honed at the quartermasters' tionary rise in the cost of living. Coupled with this action was FarmHtuse last one of its mcst CHRISTIAN FKLI.OW »Itl" a vote to call Chairinun Paul V. There will be n m- prized possessions last week. McNult of the War Manpower Spartan Christian Mother Bartlett, the only frater¬ I? eekly letter try Mm in the Service commission next week for ques¬ nity house mother on the cam¬ Monday at 7:30 p m tioning as to the necessity of 30 sic building. (This open lefter to men in the service is o weekly feature of recent appointments to regional pus, left to live with her brother offices in the W.MC. in Seattle With an uncertain CONTINUOUS TODAY the Michigan State News, describing the outstanding events on campus. Clip it out and mail it to a friend in the service.) Chairman Reynolds (D-NC) future facing the fraternities. said the committee intended to Mother Bartlett decided to ful¬ DEAREST Johnny:..... SomrthmK new «.n campus. Fice~-exoept (or jukebox | legislation dealing1 J?1" ™ insist upon jurisdiction ■ insist upon jurisdiction power distribution dcalmg with man¬ of all of and would , V al man- fill a long hoped for desire . . . The FII boys will certainly miss hurry i.a?*t no T. h0 rn,*»r | SrltawS " ' "" "" "'*"""' """" - - I » possible." " cently were Lieut. Jack Burton, News cume through Thursday that Col. Stuart MeLeod, com Lieute. Gen. Joseph T McNar- l}os-s| SAE of '42 and Cadet Colonel in f STARTING SI M»AY I mandant of the Michigan State R.O.T.C. since October. 1941. I ney, Lieut deputy Hon.chiefJoseph chief of 1stafl, of staff, McNar- wiB wil local ROTC circles last year, * har been transferred to the army staff in charge of the new ' bo college military training program in Washington He will leave i announced, deputy ,,e^summoned summonedto Monday, Monday, Reynolds Reynold:oion who is now stationed with the DRAMA OF WHAT S #| a give figures Vlntain Harold Heffer-Li? ™ of last Harold year's team I H»roM TWffeVimn. .Iiur— Thomrc. »«**• «.m- r,v*v ' • -L?| a:"-1, . •rence r nofo Luoto, Warren Gerle F)nt»»y Friv raiK!rVerfU' D!PaUl ,nn,Sht in thc »'Rht Chicago stadium minus its start- . The at 8 p. m. 20 to a match against the Spar- „• . line-up of the Case Rough tans taking a forfeit in the 121- \i.i'iflav night State takes on 1 j foK center. Fred Stone mgulm i Riders is uncertain at present pound division and winning li , s' ltc university, one of the pivot man and a native of Chi- ; but sure to be flllcfd .with new decision in the heavyweight • • ,nk teams in the country. < cago was left behind yesterday men, according to reports ' from bout. A Iota ,,-ith Michigan and Yale, Women s* in the College hospital because Tech Coach Claude Shearer Collins' line-up for tonight's osu rnted as one of the top of a severe cold. , Possibly the ^bcxt man of the fray will llnd Herb Thompson at in the country. The B« University of Ncbras- l.?la!rt?ed' ^ith % Ens'tcrners edg- night, to stop Miken. Cawood Lollesc e» Boxing Finalists Meet h " j ing by. 16 to 13. Both Carolyn stretches fir3, n height usually „r tiunnio ' Traeey and Joyce Craighead hit Slate News 1 onrnev Tod; ' . r good enough to qualify a eager ' netting eight marker; about losing an opportunity to II college boxing tournament fist puiieheis and 11 ii i B*>wHfig.results for the second play in his home town before h rill fight it out for the chum been the Ohio State meet tough V1..ll,-y It-lay: round, run off Wednesday night family He played h II piotiship in Ihe field ho use at 1 .• pre- Hurt,I.I H'ffc Web | on the Rainbow alleys hit a new at Hirseh ... high, which - SAE's Sickle. Ha; as down for the Big Reds' 'women's ten Record* Paint to DePaul heu\ The finals will. swap punches in thi in the second round | Past records give DePaul a weight bout in one of the most «!'" nipt!} wifh 20- •ree Fimer (Slim) wide edgu in pre-gamc dope promising fights of the eight fin- ! P°Ul .Hit at 3 p id mov- ended it- Hunnll Entries the with the windv ctty crew having ichcduled ing up the eale won six and lost one. while the weigbts. Sought by Danhert At 12(1 pounds, Bill Ho Spartans have dropped seven to Basketball Assistant Intramural Director their single win The rangy Jake Daubert announced yoj Miken. who v .ill probably ha' control of the backboards, adds Results day that entries for the all-col¬ lege handballs-tournament are to the Chtcag' team's chances of now being taken and will be victory i C.DRRL GRBLES taken until Monday. The meet The team will return Sunday I MILE EAST cf M.S.C0LLEGE Alma 44, Kalamazoo 42. will open Feb. 1. afternoon and start preparation Grand Rapids J. C. 50; Mus¬ Contestants should sign up in for its clash with Camp Grant kegon J C. 43. room 230 Jenison gymnasium next Friday evening. Inlranmrat Hockey l^eagrte toi)pen Monday Afternoon All -lANSIHa'S SMAATlSr NIOHT 5PC T rrangements for the w^w- days From 10 a. m. until 3 puck ■ 1 league have been completed and ed intramural hockey p. m. There will be no res¬ (d) There will blocks with four teams tn each be three 2333E ervations for ice and these the first game will SAVE &AS - jusr / MILE PAST EAST LANSt»6 be played times arc merely when hockey block. Team managers must . Mwid.iy afternoon. However, a can -be played. However, turn in their names and phone ! practice tilt this afternoon be- when numbers to the intramural de¬ games are in progress f-v. " '[.(■ Hollywood All-Stars the ice will be cleared of partment as soon as possible and the Hcsperians so that they can be reached in will usher skaters. the season reference to league activities. in unofficially. (b) One game will be play¬ In fc) Officials will not be i meeting yesterday, Ath- ed each week day afternoon «4:c Director and two on Saturday. There furnished by the intramural Ralph Young, In¬ tramural Director Lyman Fri- will be no league games on department, so team man¬ mtKiiij and league representa- Sunday, however, practice and agers must make arrange¬ t c, rge ments for officiating at their non-league affairs may take . ttadulescu, Morgan club's games. , , and John AJbert drew place. ®P ! irgcment* for play start- (f) Each man competing (c) Shin, and goalie pads^ plays with the understanding jr.;! tin firstthe ® -he say of next week. Here will be available in the var¬ that the college will not be group decided the jJiould be run: sity equipment room, but all responsible for any injuries the college pads must be re that occur while playing L>.) Play will take place on turned immediately after use hockey. LVTHEKAN STUDENTS nnsT gwtuch or Moral iy Untu so that other teams may use Now that the league has been . Friday from 4 I 1' CUEIST EVANGELICAL l imiHT, SCIENTIST , ' P- m., on Saturdays them. Players will have to fur¬ formed and play is about to £ un!i' 3 P- m-, and Sun¬ nish their own sticks and a commence, the State News sports LUTHERAN CHURCH . East Laming staff urges all men who play ' M'wrouri Syri' di hockey to observe all rules and Mai wnic Trmufr. Jtt M. A. C A*«. be particularly careful with the WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING college equipment as it is very SBr.Ovr School 9M A. V. scarce due to the present emer¬ RESERVATIONS FOR • imvinnMn Fourth Sunday S"uixt»r 11 A. M. .1" gency. _ _ <«AMMA DELTA WtdncwUy tfitniir- Service S O'clock ,Vr.L*- I. F. C. PanHel Ball CLASSIFIED ADS fraternity »ne Lutheran* fourth Sunday, fat SynadUra) mM« uronj 7:IS y. mH O.rffrr- al cad ttrulirg TU.xn «d,| frv 1 Kbbov H„.Mir I^-nJing l.ibrrry, Oj-n Jt S« A. M. to t.J# f. Mo • Duly JmM, the t'nUu. S.uMi from I to i P. H. PRE - DANCE DINNERS WANTKJ>--Pi«j>i*«- for '>1® m. Tu*».. Thai*., S*t, Call Mr. ORDER YOURS TODAY Scharif.cr 413 or «*>!*«■ -ml MO Orm. <-« The PEOPLES CHURCH $f| ' 11 nlcrdcMiabwtMM! I Service* of Worsliip 3:M and II TKKCHKRS—W«Mo TA. ocjx, D-trok tIMV: »riicc «c Math tlSM JAN. 24—Sermon: "Adventuring for Humanity.—Mose*" JSiTldoctrUl Art. S1M0 t oMIM: «*- •ad Student Trogram S to 3:15 ml scad rlmumtmty p«*itio«»i 100 £^Ctl~ T«cbcr, Agrory. KMt -'•jA: '' ''-'m ••Wf. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Saturday, January 23. Page Four Dead Japs Clutter Gona B and G Efforts | Engineers to Set Social Pace Over Many Informal Parties to Remove Smnr J Taxed to Limit By JEANNE GREENIIOE X Tonight is the first time that Working day and • Engineers are going to go exclu¬ Coin Collection Boxes short-handed campus in", , sive on the rest of the campus. and grounds crew, is still • " to Stud East Lansing v, They are. holding their winter to keep up with the cot , t!, term formal in the Union ball¬ Business Concerns falling snow, A. G. Cl;n . room at 9t>. m. and for engineers perintendent of ground ' and their dates only. Lansing and East Lansing bus¬ yesterday. The ballroom will be decorated j iness establishments will receive A force of 10 men i. , with all sorts of cartoons show¬ about 1,500 coin collectors today to remove the snow a: , .' ing what the engineers do in' to aid in the 1943 Infantile Pa¬ and three machines an their spare time and when they | ralysis drive, according to Waldo These include two Ia< „k are supposed to be working. ; C. Hildebrand, Ingham county with plows attached ... Even slip sticks and T rules will j chairman. smaller pick-up truck have their place, although not to ! Two trucks with Wend lei R. Stribley and Clar¬ be used tonight. Chairman John I ence Neitz, county Boy Scout brooms are available in , ! Chilikos will I*' found engineer¬ executives, with the assistance be used until the pin , f >. ing things, making sure that all! out wider tracks in we of Tout King, local chairman, ■ are having a good time. ' are to operate. The sin, To Eat Steaks supervise this phase of the may - . . one-week campaign work. This men makes the work As for previous entertainment, j the senior electrical engineers, annual drive is held in conjunc¬ slowly. tion with the President's birth¬ "It was not unusual u are taking their dates out to din- ner at Hunt's dining room and | day ball. years to get 25 men in even boast that steak is on the ' "While we are all primarily dorms in very short ., Clark said, "but now menu. Tiny Hill and his band ! concerned today in winning the are going to lurnish the music, war, we cannot afford to impair I possible to get one children. A crew of 35 to 40 mi > and the Engineering teaching | the health of our staff will be there in full force. be working to cope Strong, healthy children mean a Also tonight the A.E.I'i's are j vigorous, alert America tomor¬ present heavy anowlall ■ ed. having an informal radio party i row," Hildebrand said. at their house. Sigma Chis are I Campus police have w.. . that the flags placed having a radio party, too, with j drants to mark them >■ the ('. H. Jeffersons and C. L. I 7V> Lecture Here • moved by students i • • !• Coles as patrons. They also aro j , , playing host, however, to the ! difficult to tell where Delta Sigs and-the Pi Kaps. The j on A.T.O.s also continue playing Trust-Dusting The bodies of dead Japanese soldiers kilted in their defense Gona in New Guinea are strewn over the wreckage of supplies of when covered with ai- the flags are being u < host with a radio party at their | , safety measure. Hand • » . house for their dates. ! are being removed as ■ i Thrtas Entertain Iaist night the Thetns began j MPA Hears British Newspaper Man . possible, but student warned to keep away ' . their Thetn week-end with a din-1 Members of the Michigan at the people is by u.-ing news¬ edges of buildings. ner at Hunt's dining room before j Press association marked their papers. With people working their annual winter term party. Dick Charles furnished the mu¬ nivcrsary meeting at different shifts in factories, you TRIPOLI sic up in the Little theater. State college today , can't depend on 'he tedie to reach them " (Continued from P,f Chairman Jean Lumsdon was with studies of the effect war Official reports free with Jim Valrance and President has on newspaper publishing. headquarters in Cairo Muriel Whiting was with Straight. Tom They were told that British Anthony -Attending north Africa told of . newspapers generally have on Rommel's fugitive 1, in But the dance was only the weathered- severe dislocations of Land Grant Meet deep into Tunisia as c. beginning. Tonight there will I the publishing business, that , ti rday; of a continuum toe a roller skating parly with Dean of Agriculture E L An United States newspapers must patrol over the Med .'<■ real cokes and refreshments lat¬ thony is attending a meeting in between Tunisia and • A, expect more severe rationing of Chicago this weekend called tc base of er at the house. Sunday finishes ; Sicily in who Av the week-end with church in the ' paper and that they can counter¬ give attention to recommenda¬ Tlll'RMAN ARNOLD freighter was sunk lu ' morning and dinner later. economist, too act falling advertising revenues tions of a special training pro¬ ... . . . by more alert salesmanship. , row waters and a tan1 i Informality Keynotes gram in agriculture for war I aged; of sweeps over Sweaters and skirts were in ; Last night, members of the purposes Tunisian and Tripoli:,,: vogue out at the Delta Chi house Assistant Attorney General M P,A. were feted at a banquet The executive committee ol ; tie areas; of attacks :i last night, according to George Thurman Arnold, who will be in the Union, at which time the Land Grant College associa¬ I transport from the T. ■ McCollough. who was with Lynn the next speaker on the Lecture Pres. John A. Hannah extended tion is conducting the confer¬ \ frontier to Gabes in 1 Mumley from Detroit. The For¬ series Thursday, Jan. 28, served the official welcome from the ences Technical training for ; w hich many vehicles estry club threw a shindig out as a lieutenant in the U. S. field college. The Men's glee club, regular four-year college stu¬ stroyed. . at the forestry cabin which was artillery during World War I. dents is also included the An admiralty in formal attire entertained the in annu o rather informal. Arnold, with a long list of in¬ campus visitors. measure. disclosed light Bi.'i- ■ Mason and Abbot men were vestigations against corporations D. Graham Button, director of Dean Anthony is chairman of forces thrusting into '!'• rather busy this week-end with and a penchant for breaking the Chicago office of the British the committee on instruction in bor had sunk an I tat • . " two radio parties and a sleigh monopolies, has come to be Press association told the meet Agriculture. rme and had bomb ride. Kind of appropriate for knowW as the "Trust-buster." ing that the British government Dean Marie Dye aisc .s at¬ harbor works without e- this weather. "Economy Now and After the has found "the only way to get tending the meetings any damage of const d The Student club members War," will be the speaker's danced last night to the tunes of^ -topic. Stephen Foster in the Peoples church. The Student club has A Phi Beta Kappa, a Demo¬ had a varied program this year, crat, and an Episcopalian, Arn¬ honoring each week a different old has had a long legal career division of the college or some since his graduation from the , outstanding pieoe of work of law school of Princeton univer¬ jnonie well known person. And to wind up the week¬ sity in 1911. Arnold was admitted end's entertainment, the women Illinois bar and began his prac¬ over at Judge Potter house had tice in Chicago a radio party last night. . to the Later he acted The af¬ as dean of the college of law at WIN 1J-HOP IKK? fair was a real success, so said the University of West Virginia Some lucky person will win a J-Hop ticket. If you Hres. Caroline Coats, and was visiting professor at Vale university. order a Wolverine between Jan. 25 and 29, it may State Collejte Club to Meet He was first entered on the lie you. federal payroll when he served Members of the State College as a member of the advisory club will entertain their wives t committee on federal court at a special party Monday at study for the national commis¬ Drawing Sat., Jan. 30th 7:30 p. m. in the Union building. sion of law observance and en¬ The "ladies' night" program forcement during 1930-31. consists of organized conversa¬ tion, led by Prof. Joseph Mench- hofer. movies, bridge and danc-j Lost Anything? Union Lost tog. and Found la Open 4 to 5 p. n>. 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