'mm Russians Menace Kursk in Annihilation Battle - A.'! "Nazis Disclose. Rod MICHIGAN STATE NEWS if rather Marino Landings irmrr l» afternoon. •i:; t at \ovorossisk ■ t. i,f Daily Student Publication of Michigan State I»y fin* AjMbyfAtewi Prm* College , LONDON, Feb. 1 Tho EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I ltd Vol, 5, - . army wan puim-fl to- -NO. 74 ! niffht within wtrikinsf ranga 'of Ktir.tk, the biff Na/,i'll)4l- 191.'} JJIop Tonight lo Ik Topj «<••/ Pmh Nmht y>izi , -12 ofFcnsive base in -eriuth¬ em R'lxiaa, after killing ut cap¬ IViilurt" of Formsil Season | turing. •14.1)00 troops in' a vei.-k old and tinti'.ng battle u! .innllolatiort, era 'In-fed A tbu Soviet radio monitor, ,,„l,les e ill fiance tonight at the MM.'I J-Hop, to lie held; , ; This boosted the Axis fill if 'rum " I1 to a- m*. 'dead and eiiptund •inco . an III 'I*h 14 Mar's dance will he the largest J Hop ever held,' 'to more than 100 >ioo 'ftr 'to Vor¬ * with .'500 onezh more couples than | front alone "" ' Tho huue j any previous year, (Jlen O.1 coming only two day , at ijow Axi.. I' vei-.e, — I f Stewart, junior class mlvis-! • final ' laughter •,■ apt 1 e tho of - m T A fl A V € 01". H"i• •ut. Kharkov 'Sec. and Mrs Karl McDonel, would he flanked rd the fluid' ... ) <>/( II Lap llllS lip | Dr. and Mr* Eugene It Elliot. ity of tht enti:■»■ ire'work ol Ger¬ ! superintendent of public instnn- man supply hue* would b" ham- A. Young, instructor John irolop. has in, tlon, devised a novel'lege administrative otlicuils the college deans, and col Soviet troop* xveie noised at Kursk, important Nazi base for 194142 plleiirivc!, today (I) as the Bed* mover! forward on four pored. — Kharkov Endangered method of impressing the pro- Short of Favors fronts At the Kharkov front they had taken Svatova (2). while I -j-j)t. , ,irm. air details of marine deposition Because of the additional the H istov drive had progressed beyond Zernovoy (3) and a Bus- ... , upon his students. "On lap" and j number of tickets sold, favors ■sian plncei threatened Krasnodar (4). Swastikas on the map show Ukraine nlre-dy re Wit'0,1 iia miles of Khirkov iiut iotiir- "oil lap'' are '"actual technical ; will not be available for every wheie Nazi armies before Stalingrad were annihilated, and where terms which must be mastered body, Pres. Hal (ng the strategy rail pinetion of Neumann said Germans were encircled West of Voronezh Kunvnnsk ve-ard by geology scholars. But Voung Kupynnsk yc-teida tho | yesterday. Favors w ill be given fall of VoroKhi.'ovgr is expect- explains It "'is way: When a out as long as they last. Those ed soon by many 00 fellow has a date, that's on lap. j not able lo obtain lavors will be *hen her father comes down. Skirmishes Between Jap* L'.S. Fleets Krasnodar, Kub u pro /trieial \ given a ticket which may be cx- capital and the se id I that's off lap. major j changed for a favor at the (,n l.s I Farm Effort Praised ' stunting office. March 10. h» said. on Troops Make Bains Caucasian city le't was reported pre- - sides, and one : it" »nemy, ■ M By HAMILTON W. FA RON S ' Pre-J-Hop dinner s were > was only 30 mile-; I by Stasscii iu S/teech scheduled at five fraternity WASHINGTON, Feb 4 (AP) • houses and, as usual, at the j -American tmops made further I for Farmer I isi tors Addrc Union. Houses listing such din¬ ners were Phi Kappa Tau. Sig¬ UNDER THE WIRE | advances against the Japs on | Guadalcanal Tuesday despite /' 1)11 ('omplimenls . , m jfudiencc ol I aerial | I .bout ,l 1 ma niuiia iii« Alpha c.|j»uuii, Epsilon, rFarmHou.si bombardment from the ui hiip Stalin - . , . Bet! If in , .„ , ^et ™~~~'————•mmtm I r-csts. 4...nrmers^ 1,0, Harold E. Stassen week I Hu Dplta nd s n;i \l.I II li HI»Q. IN At STRA- j , enefny> the navy announced to- on I of Mmni e',, warned yesterday day. while warships of the rival LIA. Friday. Feb. 5 (AP)—In WASHINGTON, Feb 5 ( AP> I agamst H, 1 -representation ol j fleets apparently still skirmished I IgriculUirr .• ,-tand in [K>st-war (btu Canning Plan! indirect support of our forces in throughout, the Solomon the Solomons, Catallna llying ; area, islands • President ongratulufed Roosevelt lonight Premier St:"in of boats harassed the Japanese air¬ Russia on the "brilliant victory "Agriculture is not in favor of this country cutting itself off, lo Operate* Soon drome at Buin, on the southern lip of Bougainville island, for The American ground continued their advance forces al Stalingrad ' :■> the der his supreme command of tne armies ;jij- Irom the t of the world but! , A ""mng plant prc.-ented ' three hours in a night raid early west, driving the Jap.- toward Mr Roosevelt'* nessag said *gr cultu 1.■ r u-t have its fair i e college recently by -Hem M -terday, starting seven cs , the end of the island. They oc- m part •hare of the national I''"rd has bt <>n r"m"k''<'ly rn" '<'1 to be burn-" cupied elevated " 1 «„ 1,.. positions west . 1 u inconie " ■ four were believed . "The 102 days of epic Stasicn pointed out ' >her« fu rn Dearborn. CoUeg, im; planes. Bonegl r,^r k)!led yj battle Stas.a r, uuded Michigan!' eto'"y Kj,'! H' McU' "lt"1 SJ" Buin is roughly 300 mile* Japs v and captured eor.Mikiabie honored L"'_ bfc,, your name and the de- ,"rt'yer fcrtr.dj t,iu,"ment' ' -I ;or their role in produc- j terr,"y ... northwest of American-held Gua¬ cSs.ve iJult whi'h all Ameri- hr the nation and its A!Ul''l'f;h tht' "••""i'"/ dalcanal. The sea "ighting the navy cans art celebrating ttxiay will ^htirc forces. Speaking of the ! p^fcnl. f" "l" " aid, consists of "recurrent en- remain one of toe proude/d chap- to* by Mwiugan "f scientific Igricul- f bh s,'te can be b'ul fl !" BERN. Switxerlard. Feb. gagement.." in which atr forces ters in this war ol the peoples t nf both , Ike commented, "Who can coUege deredlland state- uP'..cans have the plant will - i Yf'i—II Populo U'ltalia of All- sides have taken part united against Naznto and its meas- since the spurring for position j emulators put into operation oublishcd an Ankara dis- HS* what if"* has meant to agri- began several days ago. "The commanders and fighters Only foods grown on colli a - r'*.< h t day reporting General- |«ittire and the country?" owned property will be u-cd., is-i.no Fniaiig-Kai-Slick *vjs fly- Tokyo radio reports that the, of your armies at thv-irr.nt and |,, _ ■ ' V •: ; justly 1 and the deservetrl and the canned goods will be ins to the I tilted Stat i with his fleets have started the imminent' 'he men *nd women who have ' kind of general h a 50 per cent My gosh, what else can you do ■irci are taking to it rapidly for, as J.nne Kuykcndall, L A 45. ex "M Joan Pomeroy, H.E. '44. stated claimed bluntly, "I detest walk- if you don't have a car?" if y Tl&iP flAIF fc£ 1'1;:lds ■■More House Pay-as-Yoo-Go Committee yesterday, "If vya' gotta' go, ya' 1:13 any time, any " .. _ gotta? walk." ...3 . . ixrvsr place, . want now is a boy with a dog- j and ... ii ifh whnt I . Seniors c s Persy Green, A. S., D. J. IloLscr, H. £L both limf 11 jllKlf -SiN(iPN, Feb- 4 - Peoples church ® would • be fair to rich end SSJ; but '..ipuiahts .hay.ho doesn't like it if the weather is disagree on general principles. SSSSI*wi «. — hi.— .ho Musical interlude. 12:34 puu. in! lr> s vand substitute assailed the Mary thinks "it s awful. Con- -—, main reason —• - coeds pre cr not to Town Girts' lounge, Golan nrocosal as inclement. Jane Westover, H.E. '43, looks nie thinks "it's o. k.—at least jt's I walk. She "I Mnk' It's Pre-J- Hop dinner, 7 p. m. St A witji 3 cynical ,«t«i-ui»».i -i —• - ; - ■ r. xrSdd.dK 1 ^ - • Friday, February r, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grin and Boar It By VJcliiv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Spartans bit l ansin*. Mich. Ottttft Kntfrtd lncat«d on m •rrond-el*** matter *t (round floor of rut win# rnbltahcd dolly raerrt th* ot Dnloo !t«»ft4*r and Monday mornlnya BulWittC Anno, mom «. during tho Wilir .rhool At War yror and wrrhly on Thnraday morning* during aummor »t*Hlnn by tho gtudmto off By AL BERGLl'ND M.»Wr AwwUUS C.IU»l.t. Pr«w M8U* , .... -i. •»ra»i«nttn eon national. aov«fttf*tM« i»w TlUhhonC" ChlltV* Phonr fl-tftll. wd- ttnrl.i Offlr«—E*U 2«»; llutlnlM Offlo* hnll . ex-Abbot . „ . MORE aboutCity, , , , National Advertising Service, Inc. e,i. kk. men. l-ooles Dick Cross, CeUrft 1'nklnksjl HtprrwKtulm Suh.rriptlon nl«-le prr r*py: II 00 4to Macicon AVI Nrw Vowtt. n. Y. I'«r yi-nr by null: II Ml prr ,r»r by Traverse and Mux -»llr«« .-•rilrr In •tuj*nti: 12.11 par Roger, Pnrkersburg, W. Va„ are ffir by coHrtra currier to non-atudento. both at Fort Itrugg. N. C. Roger MEMHER or THE ASSOCIATED KRESS is in the army's first battalion of lit# A**ociftlfd frriw »• rx<*lu*ively •ntitled to tha for rtpuMlentlort of *11 parachute artillery. new* diapalrh*'# wmliUtl t«* it or not oth« i wl»« rrniitcHl in thia paper and alwv tha Ilrrmird P»rk\ '41, from Ce focal new* |iublUhr-37 College Sel intact, but the college will lease kitchens and buildings. changed before the hiring con¬ all of its men's dormitories and The demand for faculty mem¬ trols take effect. necessary buildings and equip¬ bers in the scientific fields will 100 'A Pacific Wotil < n |H' ment to live army. Fraternity not be altered from the present, houses also will be taken over but in the Liberal 'Arts group, by the college anil leased to the any member who cult teach such army . However, adequate facil¬ courses as physics or matheinut-' T»» Mat. I P.M.—Sight* 1-9 P.M. will Eh- maintained for ics will be a blessing in disguise. Shorlie Skirl ities women students and physically Perhaps our viewpoint is JHBA Lut 2 fan to continue their somewhat dogmatic, but if we're More unfit males nil ihtii atbrr course of study, wrong about any of these pre¬ Student soldiers who are re¬ dictions, it's only because we goft gmL^ | hits p u t t«>- MRJ^F^ jh grthrr! s'- turned to school under the army weren't consulted. . ISeed for Blood Donations Increases OUR Cross to and navy4.000,000 army procure have asked pints ofthe bloodAmerican during 1943, Red more than three times the amount obtained from volun¬ teer donors at Red Crass centers last year. The army and navy surgeons general who made the re¬ Here's the perfect - n'f'W quest asked that weekly donations of blood be increased skirt in a grand array »f immediately to at least 70,000 pints, with increases there¬ colors—brown, black, naif- after as required to reach the goal. The request dwarfs the total of 1.300,000 pints obtained in 1942. light blue, gold, aqua a«i Immediate action has been taken by the Red Cross, red. Plenty of pleats lure Chairman Davis announced, and officials from all Red and aft! Wear it on and Cross donor centers have been working out details of the the campus. Sizes 22 - '-*• vastly expanded program. Additional centers and mobile units will be set up wherever possible, Davis reported. Stating that the army and navy request for 4,000,000 pints of blood proves the efficiency of plasma in treating burns, wounds, and traumatic shock, Davis called on the Sportswear public for "even greater support" of the donation program Peniiey's Third during the coming year. He urged colleges, business and industrial groups to push the program and asked every (Extra"Mala Stmt on *«t*V IUtsf "C«rtW . SUN. LIFE BEGINS AT 8:2tr Isicti New, Floor person who has contributed "to appoint himself a one-man MONTY WOOLLEY committee to get bis family and friends to donate." lj, ' ' »v j*- piidu.v February 5. IW3 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page 'ibree Spartans Finally Win Second Bunks Hil«ikctball Victory, 69 to 27 D" _11 "" Sophomores . Sideline Slants Mich at' state re (tittered its It . i By TOM KINO, Jit. , i.j .krtbiill victory of tho , twamplng the (,|llv<>l J iinipe .... I N I Coach Charley McCaffrw is i... hi tm!»c team, 89 to 27, preparing ins Michigan .Stale This Week the Spartan Spot- I swimmer.s for Slap on the Itsek !>r|» irfment h"," spectators in Jeni- a meet with the rteldhouse. Btuil SparlaiiN I powerful University of Michigan light shines directly on Jack G.1 Heppliistull, popular -Today's hearty baek-lai. m lie- „m tank team next State! stowed very firmly on tin DZVtt, siiiotstis dominated play Wednesday. The trainer.* Jack has remained an' The Culver Military Wolverines are decided luvor- a group of athletes who have ihtou*"1 J the contest rolling jumping team took a academy decision ites, institution at Michigan State for I the past 27 years. done such a splendid ton with ' ,,, , lead at Iwlftime and over the Michigan State jumpers Team* under the tutelage of He has seen star* come and go and been tin - j the war bond and stamp drive, reserves the entire by-eight points, according to re¬ Mutt Mann Invariably are the , dcr the ifgimc of seven head; j They huve a unique organization """'Vt' I »"<" 1 liah |, The Mustangs were sult* received by Mm). Gerald best In the nation. This will lie couches, "or all of this, and be i and have contributed a gi- ,t deal ( services of three Peterson to the Spartan tradition without lust night. MeCaffree's second season Hi mg a real Spartan booster, he is | irsul-u Keep Ait I.ve •ore dur- The meet was jumped off at State and he Is grndtialiy build¬ known as the grauddod of the j on .Hoy iiygert, B„miihts tailed to b o t ti schools Saturday.. ahd ing the Spartan crew into a mid- Michigan State athletic depart who currently holds ♦!»* high I in,- hist >i hie minutes live mini of play scores were tallied, through the western threat In its merit. Everyone is count lug on ! school pole vault n-cord n tho , single n! mice was held without a tleid mail. meet so far this season Statu lost .27 more years. Jack -keep pitch¬ state of Michigan "Howdy" was far I • nuuUtca, The junior class win to Ohio State. ing. forced out, of M.S.C. fooli all ac¬ I k (,||„. white, forward from Jim Walker of Stale 'y The Wolverine affair will I'ri/c Cage Score of the Week tion with a knee injury but will i-V. I.Hid. Ohio, paced the | prov|(?e good competition for the be able to compete m frock this Spartan Hob Itobinsou won^ » C'onudoek S3, Galcaburg 3 ! I Spurt.ai . it.u k in the llrst half- fourth position in senior open i tankers. steadily improving Spar tun Man, how those lads from Gales ! year Ii past pi-rfoi-manor mean nth hi The two best sopho¬ anything a new inemher ill hu jumping while junior more prospects, burg do swish. Probable quote j added to the potent, pnlm iriuk ehalk a up their second | open jumping, Slate Jla .v l >ley. of a loyal Galeshurg fan Hi st one beittg over apt, the backstrokci, and Hi Knox, "Shucks, j held, placing Walker, Hay Vash- we were just nosed ' ,,N,d training station. aid, Hill Kunde and Kred Wilst j should show good form Knox out" , " tllliiig the spot left by Chuck The Smoke Shop Gang was Likeable Guv I* • iwiek that ortlt Higclow, veteran hreaststroker pleased Id hear that two of it* j Crane, football end. who also Milne lleuds East : who is unable to compete be¬ former .member* who played -doubles on the DZV oa-*i tb.ill Frosli Cotters l*luy muse of a bone Injury, football at Michigan State re for Millrose Game* | Coach MeC'allreo expects Jim ported foi duty Wednesday ill in Intm-tram Till , Thomas, Saginaw junior to be the armed forces, *\l Milne, Michigan State [Ids Aiitnooy (Mr h.th ,„-r. will leave for A powerful Kiexliin.ui llluc chief threat tn the middle A i Arena, ccidei. jfuned tie . . . II >f Towels distance events vvltli Sophomore army air forces and Hill Ken X,.,A v.ak today to compete team romped to to 11 I Jolinnv Nichols also helping out nedy (Mi Heave K i, gu.ud, joined the a sigh, huh for 11„. Mdhose games StttUr- lory over the K cxhmati (Irecti in this event. C oach Chin Ic* Met'affr*«' nun ilies Both played proles of ,ho rhe attaie 18 held yearly live last night u an intra the squad Monul football Willi tlie Detroit Michigan State college , M„ hi. Square Garden game staned tin Farmer*' Lions last year swimming team. He hue 'osl I i,'..mri's the top collegi- .,, ten. k l i t formers from all , week visitors hi Jen an Held ■ Mishap (ain't St«»p (iood for a Laugh A New no fewer than four student ' | house at 8:30. Athletic Plans England winter resort was proud ; managers on the ulin'.istic Earl Munkaehv. gu id Ironi of its clever slogan, eligibility count t|u.i fall. ivvn liest for his "dome up. Coach Met'uffree t, one shoe on" | Newark, Ohio, led the cuing s An automobile accident last and :kt nte some tune ' ('ami* :s poking i scoring when he out •d the up the wet towels himsi it. iping holds alt summer changed the spoils out- the war and the ultimate result: | entire Green squad w or and outdoor total; look Don Kriishak, member "Long tune no ski'" of 13 marker Tom King of ,,,| ,|M. Michigan- .Slate cords. His top I college i East Lansing mil E; Snclliiig lencmg lutpn ret 4'«, attained In high school at | of Newark, Ohio, pace•d the Bridgeport, Conn Don was a ...« with two baskets , basketball and baseball player FRIDAY MTE I In a preliminary game, the He hoped to continue Ins activ¬ netted their lurg Green team N». J ilmppd the ities in college Then lie points in three i Blue team No. 3. It) to 0. UicK nently prima crippled his right arm in Dance to ED BEKRY cue Jack Cawood ' Noran, Green forward from East ■a ; a traffic crash. The fi ft . t r i Hon > . . at second JfUl CDIIItlUDVl" against * admitting freshmen to !j base. Ihe places >«b ifKobs makes onethem prov 14 varsity competition. igged up a target, which includes a tub, for The indoor practice field. It is placed on second base ami the receivers take a daily workout. Only with WANTED steady practice can they hit llic tub with any degree of consis- I tency. TO BUY SMALL USED RADIOS ALSO DON'T FORGET USED SUNDAY Jdcctaonv»- „ Open . Thursday till 9 P. M. RECORDS FEBRUARY 14 AND VALENTINES FROM '»S HI IK'" »H«I Mil" Budd's Music House "Evirything In Music" «. LINN'S $18 S. Wash. Ave. Tel. 4-6615 Opp. the Union "" . 1 1111 r ' HI) TTf.1