. . • - Uniformed Students Coming to Michigan State MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Still Remain Won't Indefinite Displace Regular Students Before ERC «aill Despite semi-official announcements that Michigan State has been selected for anuirniy specialized training -,!.(/ .132 EAST IJVNSING. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1). 11)43 NuT«~~ program center, there still are no confirmed orders, either* calling enlisted reserve students to active duty or sending Sol icit Cap SlalinFall Greeks In Display Frosh ^new-itfliformed to the campus. students on- to Nominate II iih the Capture ofPersonable Singer ' Class Officers sources Although were once atraio f.ho not official, Ity Tlio AfHtKlttUtl I'row a there was every indication that the army would not be aide I (iMh)M, Feb. 8—The fall of Kui'.sk, one of the prin- Wednesday io induct all or part of the ERG , ,1 bastions of the German lTrfl-42 winter line, in a by Aprff 4. the dale tentatively siu'^hine Soviet offensive was announced tonight in a Election rules were laid down j established for active duty Russian communique, marking a victory approach- yestorday for 15 members ,>f the freshman class who are running i The college has mat j,lK in iniportarice the Hits * for office in any official order thai i primary elections dier students will he .< i,iinnph at Stalingrad. tomorrow. I in any specific numbei As rumbling of this Lansing It a ling and Onfe eight-by-elcven poster any certain date lyirtlu pivot of the Nazi one four-by-lhe picture •However I know : me wns announced, In Set Pattern will be allowed each on election day only, eanilidate coming," Pies, John A ■■ increased on un- aerording st. ted yesterday to election chairman Mud Fen- Uc>" Nazi defenses— Regardless ot when ' •.way to the Cnucasu , far MSG lime ton. Electioneering cannot lie done within 10 feet ol tin polls I'm mtd students >« Hannah said thai to !• Russians are hesieg- none The Lansing city council vot¬ Handbills will be allowed, how- Indent;, will sunn the south and ed lasl night, 12 lo .1, to turn (he evc., and candidates are requir¬ iliimn is driving down ■will dorks la Michigan's capital li.uk ed to submit campaign material (pi; rters an hour from Eastern tVar time. to the student council for Will Find Room cue nl Kursk impcr ap¬ cntrr German delen- proval, Fenlon stated. 'Any new men . *«e n liussia. Will East Lansmi:, and conse¬ Candidates will be narrowed b> the army will he h- quently Michigan State down to two for each office by porarily wherever on** yi/J (lands 14 Months college, , switch back to pre-war time on the primary. "So far as I know," permanent quarters , i,! city had been ir Chairman Kenton said, "ah can Mole said Hannah Feb. 15? According to Mayor ; Nov. The consensus v.i* since I)dt'n,|f; Card of East Lansing, DOLLY MITCHELL Ididates are eligible. ' cnt ERC 'tudenf.s w-u Ml to Ihc Nazis only j „1(. ision reaehed l>y the lain- I lo sing for Greeks • • I Six men are nominees for called tn,i half months after sing city named meeting last :ii totality oy i.umclH'd their drive in- | ! president: Richard Hardnum, and that new unii'oi r.ci night, w ill very likely ailed the | Eng. Pete Navarre, f,. A. will not • inpo e , i; i , It was- a main spriiig- college tow n also. . hf ,,i ■ ,i German offensive ■»}>• b!'" Charles Han , 1„ A , Charles IV- ' main- on campus urtn • cut ttiat swept to Vor- Card stated that at the coun¬ lot. Ag and Warren Davenport, , in June or July ,,1:>y.iL. A . cil meeting, to be, held here next , Hannah cm| it ic.-.ti I Stalingrad and over Kenton v Monday evening, this city would Thrc women arc running for mi., h of the Caucasus. his j band, Doug Reeve, I EC vi.:-president: Joan Lewis, H (KM) men Michigan Stale would ; eventually '• .an counter-offensive > pt^rbabiy n.ih.w ... the footsteps chairman announced today, E, Dorothy l.aMont, L. A. and He lie full er carried nearly loK"? "o Reevo emphasized the' the Doris Zens, Vet. da j anilities ntfngrtt •oldie id the i.-il short of the city, j whatever the decision of the | party is not a elostol event, "de- See EKO.SII—Page 4 See ERC—.Page of would . i mans had built one j hitter. statements 'o the n-csl positions in all ) When asked whethr had ' i any inside information as to tu j contrary ' Violent \tUrk Succeed* which way the Lansing vote \joW Foatuu'd with Stun Kenton's Asiatic Discussion (inuip Offc would swing, he observed, 'The band at I he ball will be singer Kuc' v. as occupied after "a S200 in /tack" : movement from assisted by "an the next person's guess is us good as j Dolly Mitchell, mine." ! Paul Whitt'imin. formerly with Kenton's band Campus Essay ('oiliest said the special com- played for the University of J T()n _Mi recently organized*—- i Michigan J-Hop lasl night with • a recorded here by the j Agjatj* gtudy group' w,fi o(Tor , Hoover Suggests rp 1 ' rtu riie "cornel v M> s Mitchell I $2°° pn"'S for ,hc bt'st Cssay" > Al !«'« IIIK known as a personality singer,1 , Miimi ii,! written by regularly enrolled | Military Slow-l'p students i received notices in a recent issue "Korea, Her Relation to the War ! I of "Metronome" magazine a of the college on: • Key Bat es in Italy, i and the Post-War World,", it was —Two WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (API I lug asset to Kenton's band Republican congressmen she looked wonderful i announced yesterday France, (gcrmany First prize will be S100, sec¬ Today's introduced legislation today to sold marvelously. draft workers for war factories ond S50, and third. $10. Fourth and Hfth prize winners will re¬ LONDON, Feb i? Jnitoil and farms where necessary States ..rid British limbers while former President Herbert' ceive $10 each, while those plac¬ struck ;i '.'•ries of u aslating Hoover suggested that the man¬ ing sixth through tenth will win Campus UNDER THE WIRE blows igainst key Axi. $5 e&ch. power situation could be eased I'cly, Germany, and Fran.c yes- by tailoring military inductions Rules of the contest stale that tcrday ancf last niRht. and tighter and munitions making to ship¬ entries must not exceed 3,000 planes sped back to France: this ping limitations. words, they must be typewritten ; afternoon in a continuation of .. Expensive Party .Shipping he saw as the key to! HONOLCLC Feb. 8 (AO— und double-spaced oil H x 11 the huge sky offensive. : paper, and ust have stapled to ■ the question, holding that ""1" Ue,t, raUon of .i 8 functions of : I,,.1.., '„ „ American bombers left Naples,, • > tul Arts Bophomcre djers and sudors, and tanks and them a sealed envelope contain- iv. that it doesn't pay guns, need nut be produced I swcrnme.it rr..m mil* ing name, address, home ad- Eolian port, in rtornes vith a 1 important things. In "fuster thai in pass through II rule In Hawaii as proclaimed | dress, class and division. A bib- j Powerful attack by dayli/nt yes- a n episode cost him I the* shipping bottleneck," with today, effective In 30 days. liography must .also be Mttached. \ 'cujy, and also spread destruc- Much to his surprise consideration for Kntries must be in the hands of ;t,on "ve< und "" the Axis l.lcut. Gen. Dclos C. Emmons, • 1 chagrin, a good- a},aj,lst i844. the essay committee, Toag-Mi a,r Dase at Lagliari m Sardinia, «d b.tl uwaited him ... military governor,. and Territo¬ oft ic.1. loreign language building, j British bombers then f. flowed «x-lI m^Tand rial Governor Ingram Stainback. not later than March 20, and | through with a night attack on ... ocmi™ I (KWVnW"and Rep?*'Wadswortil Tom—Mi shall have the right to! Sardinia. Only two Allied planes ■"'it by a Lansing cloth: I (R-N.Y.) introduml Klcntmal LONDON. Feb. K (API—The use I hern as desired, it was : wefc lost in those operations, In France big British night Ten dan aim he htll» providing for the diafti.ig stated. firm? paid!"' war workers and farm labor Dutch gener¬ bombers roared over Ixirient, ■ 'fated tux from the Ime traitor among , Material about Korea is avail- ji Bay of Biscay U-bo.ji base, and M. and promptly forgot through elective scrvux/ if u - als, Ilendrik Alexander Seyf- able in ihe College library. Es¬ I left the target area "one mass of M t-ie rental after going to I cssary. The legislation wo. Ic fardt. died Saturday after being says should show evidence of!1 tlames" with their two-ton block a Pc t'-rma! party. Now he ewes i require the registration "I " .ct bef, re his home In The study in the history, culture, and J . w"" " dotaing store $35, and still women 18 to 50; these, w-tn a.' .situation in Korea, and ; a* no cl«iim on the tux !the nien now registered under ilaiuc, and tcnighl the Nether- political •ful analysis of Korea's fu- h. radio. ,n . ood- Aneta said lure relation with world peace. cast recorded in New York by | selective service except those al iauds new* agency See ALLIED—Ease 4 >, luiul of ' the *Free I ready drafted, would be subject w,mniiienrv assignment to the Germans were planning Final judges of the essays will compulsory loathe | ,„ ....... to assignment^ the! bo .... Manv were the factories or- farms. M reprisals" against Korean authorities in Wash- sighs of reUef > population. See TONG-Ml—Page 1 m.und campus after results from would be excepted. rcrrnt Errol Flynn trial In- «"iled that the M.8.C. students' TIME TABLE pubiir interest No. "Wiled. Two coeds, more avid the rest of the I had been Flynn fans, MSCMayHa ,lS.atve nAmerican eirO School „ ' F'-led three pictures of >he PMsidenl »«mc hero in their room, with Hannah Names Two Faculty Committees to Study Possibilities j today- '■ Sigma Delta Chi, 12 oimms words inscribed beneath: Pres. John A. Hannah an the social, economic and polit-iment ;Dr. Grace Song Line, for¬ Sunporch. Cnion cod for American Jns- ical structure of these countries eign language; A. J. Panshin, nounced yesterday the appoint forestry; N. C. Rather, farm Hotel association,'7:15 p. in. ment of iwo faculty committee: Employes with the specialized tspartan I'nion stated President Han- crops. room. to study the posibihties of devel lrasfat needed in greater l^tin American culture: Dean Senior ball committee, 5 p.m. I ps Bakery Prices L. C. Emmons, chairman. eral Arts; Dean Ernest L. An¬ Lib¬ ■Spartan room, Cnion WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (AP) comes. thony, agriculture; Merle Ford, XI Sigma Pi dinner -The -.,1,0c of Price Adminis- Encouraged by natio n a 11 y Paul Honig- 6:14 p. m„ sunporch. Cnion The committees arc: Oriental home economics; known industrialists in the post- I SI ',xlay scrapped ite price war plan, President Hannah de¬ culture: Dean L. C. Emmons, sheim, sociology; H. R. Hunt, Freshman debate. 7 p. m. rubfL r ,pies> PMlries. dough- clared that industry wants col- chairman. Liberal Arts; H. C. zoology; Mrs. Alicct J>:athcrs, 104 Cnion annex ^"ts and pricing formula cakes and established a lege men and women who not Barnett, foreign language; Dean foreign language; Hans L. Leon- A.S.M.E., 7:30 p m. which, it E A. Bessey, botany and grad¬ hardt, history and political sci¬ wraateii, will increase consum- only speak the languages of the Spartan room. Cnion uate school; J. M. DeHaan, psy¬ ence; H. J. Stalseth, bacteriol¬ l «"coas five to fifteen per cent countries in the Far East and in Navy clab. 7:30 p. m. chology: W. R. Fee, history; ogy; H. Ji Wyngarden,. econom¬ American countries, istetST"* the Latin Irma H. Gross, home manage- ics. 106 Morrill hall SSro MICHIGAN SfATI HI** Tuesday, F,.bl„ Grin and Bear It MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALONG THE XniM-ad located on mm am*id-ctaa matter it (A* poawtflea, Mmt Lanalnfc, Nick. ground floor of Mtt win* of Unkm BolMTng Annex, form 8. 0«a* WINDING CEDAR Published daily except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular teibttol rear and weekly on Thoraday mornings during summer session by the student* of By Left Barnes MamWr A««lattN C..IWI.I. Piw *lrhiK«n State roller-. RiNktNtNno roa national AbviAruiNu m Telephone—College Phone 8-1511. Ed- .. i r _j * * i o .1 ■ ftorial Office-Ext. 259; Businemi Offtoe National Advertising Service, Inc. (W/rge Publitbcn RtpmenMit* 4tO Macison Avk. New VOsx. H.Y _e*l 2««. KuWrlptfon rates—8c per e*py: $1.09 Per year by mail; $1.80 per year Iff COLLEGE students.strongly be censured too their "So what" shouldn'fort attitude on ttu*so • Boston . lot Asttiss • San Vessel* x college carrier to students; $2.25 par the announcement that certnln year by college carrier to non-students. colleges, Michigan State among MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS them, have been selected for use The Associated Preas ia exclusively entitled to the use f«r republication of a)! in the army training program, news dispatches rredited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also tha for induction dates still seem us focal news published therein. All rights of publication on apeciai dispatches hero- indefinite as ever. .« nre also reserved. Lost official news on EHC EDITORIAL STAFF status said thut HRC men would Managing Editor, SHELDON MOYKIl be taken out of colleges tis soon Editorial Director. LEN BAUNE.H Business Manager. JEAN WHITING as the college they were attend¬ A . in'. Edlt.r. EI.I.IS BRANDT: As-i«tni.t Kditor*. BILL BARCLAY, bill ing was activated by the army. JOHNSTON. HILL MADDOX, JERRY TER HOR8T; Sports Editor, TOM moil DAN; AMocmte Sports Alitor. JOHN MARKS; Women o Editor, NEVA ACKER- So the news that Michigan MAN. State will houie 3.000 ai'my men BUSINESS STAFF by April 1. when the plan goes Advertising Man ART UNDERWOOD; Onntrarta Manager. MARGARET into effect, should mean that STEELE Ara i tar wines* Managers. SIDNEY SALSRUKL. LKKTKIt TAUII- KRC men will lie leaving some¬ MAN , CirculaHon nager. PAUL E. WALKER; OffW Staff. Elaine S5#*Hp. time prior to that dote. Wayne Eberhcrt. But unofficial sources here¬ abouts hint strongly that many Kinu. John All>--rt, 1' lohn Piehnraki. Ming Ft*». ERt' men may not ieave as soon JERRY TER HORST as indicated What does that mean? Nobody knows. Faculty Adviaer A. A APPLEOATE But if you find yourself in the army In April, you'll know you II lntl A html Final Examsfor "Sen iors *? got your orders in March. Tlmugh nothing official has been snid on It, there is a pos¬ ALONG lege hasestnblisheil been that graduating precedent atseniors Michigando not havecol¬ State to sibility that senior ROTC stu dent-i will come under regulnr. take final examinations at the end of their last term of army pay for their spring term ■ / don't ailad his oner dot tip it—it's a relic/ tin school, provided their midterm grades are satisfactory. in college. If they can't find my In hear him complain o/ having too tuurli Now that senior men with 180 or more credits are slat¬ anything else for senior ROTC tnstertd of too little!" ed to take a six-hour comprehensive examination to re¬ men to do spring term, a lot of them could be utilized ; s drill ceive their diplomas, wouldn't it he logical to cancel final masters for those 3,000 army Stimson. L;iihI examinations where midterm grades are satisfactory? men coming to the campus. 0|>| It; seems that some action should be forthcoming on this Why don't they either enforce LETTERS Drop in Lcud-lram matter. Perhaps-it even would be wise to extend the pre¬ or abandon the no-flowers-l'or- cedent to all men departing for the armed forces. open college-parties rule-' Up to To ihc Editor WASHLNGTi i.\ - Sentiment o>i this year, it was enforced to a lease utd to ft, Great joy, especially after a suddrn change in circumstances, is point where doormen demanded ti.at women remove flowers or congress today . apt to be silent, and dwells rather —Fielding. . in the heart than on the tongue. stay out of the dance. Lucky '..'us the couple that could sneak DF.AH. Sir: Vour recent expose of the systematic organization of Siiipping Ad eign affairs by with a flower camouflaged itt tin* fraternity bloc here on cam¬ S. Lund sties- t1 Supports Fast- War Subsidisation the woman's hair Hut ut the J-Hop last week¬ pus made interesting reading. 1 am a freshman, completely ments for attoti,- tinning Hit- n i' end fully a quarter ot the women itenerant of Intricate college poli¬ CONSIDERABLE lem of whether college controversy students enveloped hns should the prob¬ be permitted at d flowers men in attendance wore tics, but I believe a United cr- Of the other three quar¬ forl on the pari of freshmen In¬ Rep Curley nounccd that !i< to continue their education or whether they should imme¬ tets. the greater share probably lution which v dependent* could effectively per cent of nil diately l»e inducted into the armed forces. overthrow the bloc. for China a stc Alexander Meiklejohn, author of "Education Between As I view the situation, it ap would, if, earn, Two Worlds" and educator with ideas of his own, sides Wolverine Pix pears that the success of a mi China to defe.it nority bloc depends upon sys¬ months and so • with these who approve the army-navy college program. Little theater today: tematic organization. > Frats and more than : 15 Women's Glee club 50u,t" Here's what Meiklejohn has to say about it: sororities place their candidates 30 Excnlibur Stimson and I. "I'm not saying that a young man will get a good edu¬ solely because of a high voting :45 -Speakers' bureau Convictions that percentage in their group cation by going into the hell of war. I am only saying p. nt A.V.M.A. age to post-war 15 Jr Cavalry Independent*, who comprise iations" this nan that, if he is fit to fight, he will get a bad education by stay¬ the vast majority, could obvi¬ :3l) Jr Signal corps seek a post- w a ing out of it." :4r> Jr. Field artillery ously make their vote felt if they cents" settlen.pi would stir out of a traditions! And in an article in New Republic,-entitled "The Future p. in. Jr Coast urtillery tional debts an :15 Jr. lethargy and take a little inter¬ of Liberal Education," Meiklejohn discusses what comes Infantry est in the elections lend-lease progi. :30 Jr. Quartermaster after victory for colleges. IVrhaps the majority does not "The sin of the Axis powers is that they have carried er.nsider the election an impair- to a brutal and fiendish extreme principles of action which didn't rare to buy them, but lant one. Perhaps they feel thai in less, explicit, less exaggerated, degree all the dominant buy flowers some few passed up a chrnee to the issue is tco small on which ttPRKY : I »s I no — in deference to the to waste valuable time. nations have been following. Our war will be justified no-corsage rule. 'LIFt BEGINN \T 8:W A college campus serves as on only insofar as we succeed in abandoning these principles College officials are certainly effective proving ground for in establishing cultural attitudes which are rooted, not in right when they say it is hard to popular vote. Let's prove that k strife and competition, but in fellowship and cooperation. toil a man going into the service the majority vote carries the WED*1 in a week or two that he weight at Michigan. State! Fundamentally the international reconstruction is one of buy flowers for his date Is can't that re-education." Respectfully, then u waiving of the rule'.' RALPH O DUNN. JR. As a first step, Meiklejohn suggests: "The army and UNARY &ng. eh navy have rightly suspended liberal education during this The University of Oklahoma, ROBERTS RINEHART'S War They have taken young men out of schools and could announcing students no longer CLASSIFIED ADS . . . BELOVED drive automobiles on enm- colleges. They have trained them, have fed and housed pu.v was asked to define "auto¬ CHARACTER and clothed them, have paid them, to fight. When the mobile." ... IN THE YEAR'S FUN war is over, every one of those young men should bo One student said. LOST given "Anythinc V Mitt . the opportunity to go back to school or college, to continue that's cla.-scd as a jalopy (worth l.DST Rhim his liberal education until he has won a College degree. And less than $25 r shouldn't be class- if he takes the opportunity he should again be paid for his nythinj services to his country . . . We need thinking quite as des¬ perately as we need fighting." WANTED When the destination is desirable, expectation speeds - Any our proi Fntr.it fin, ress—Mary Baker Eddy. *7 (t-77-TS* Asks Speed-Up on Plait Classified Rates Two cents per word; minimum fort) Tax-as-Yoti-Go charge, 3#c; all advertisements WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (AP) payable In advance; no pre¬ —The house ways and means ferred position. Union Bldg. Annex, Kootn 8 committee arranged today to Telephone 81511—Business take testimony from Budget Di¬ Ext. 268 rector Harold D. Smith, admin¬ istration fiscal adviser who has urged swift action on pay-as- you-go tax legislation. The budget director had urged Swain Jewelry Store that the treasury and congress get together immediately so the New Seal Lockets for Valentine plati could begin by April 1. He *> Day hinted at White House interces¬ Slate Theater Bldg. sion to hasten agreement. t. ,-yi *•**»♦ y*<**? * Tuesday, February 9, 1943 _ MICHIGAN STAT E NEWS P*g« Tfcree ;' State's (mH Petroski to lie Jinx s;f Wolverine, Spartan Cinder Squads ■'% for Notre Dame Teams l asketha in Dual Meet at Ann Arbor Tonight It ■ i.i V.mAtstyne had live Carl Pe- imskis around when his Michl- i.„ t.mll might be well if Conch Ben if rh Unit performance ». In the previous year's final Van injected Petros¬ ki into the 1H41-42 team's start¬ Last Saturday the Irish Dame hardwood, but this time least until ! ANN ARBOfc,, Feb. 8 fAP)— and Seeking to maintain Spartans meet on the Notre [prestige on the the Roxbornugh, nnd Ross Burnt Wolverine conceivably could >lnm the hall cinder track tit mile. war Boh Ufer Is national rec¬ scrambles ord-holder. In the % ,n State cage train meets Nntre ing lineup and he was tho No. l Petroski was in the role4 of a college sports beyond recogni¬ and Chuck quarter, milt Pinney is one of tht ;vfJ| p-ipie The senior basketeer center for the first six or seven starter, a spot lie was pushed tion, a well-balanced University finest low-hurdlers in the middle- Schenectady, N. Y. who games, but his Into when Stone had to be left of Michigan track squad opens west. hot-and-rold hps never been able to establish showings finally were his down- behind because of sickness. its dual meet season against Jim Milne, the man with tht himself as a ftill-flcdge regular fun. However, before the evening Michigan State here Tuesday, bare foot, assures State M first bemuse of his on-and-otl-typc was over the Polish Evidence now at hand would ; | However, when Slate boy proved to his coach and „i ball playing is always red-hot ed to South Bend Inst Journey¬ teammates that indicate u Wolverine Victory by I nhen the Spartans and Irish winter I he wanted that center post a score of soy, 54-50, with per- Milne Takes Third tangle. Regular Fred Stone was having I Notre D a m e spanked the haps three or four points vari- I j ft bad night 111 the pivot lane <-o ance either way. It was against Notre Dante in Van called on Carl. j Spartans for the later's tenth ■flni Millie, Michigan Mate's Before he b; sophomore year that Petroski had been on the floor for | lost of the season, but this didn't Nip and Turk only entry In the MHIrnse moived the rating as a potential many minutes he pulled the I spy) Petroski from turning in The probable score is the esti- ' games held last Saturday at waning : Spartan cage great. In that flnnl Spartan defense together and another grand job Besides lead- mate of local experts who have ; New York's .Madison Square ,,t the 11141 .season Petroski started his club op the offensive j ing the State scorers with eight scrutinized the form sheets and » lllgh garden, tied for third m the broke into the lineup and was points Carl did something that are convinced the Spartans will one of the main factors in the with three quick baskets Al¬ | feet 4jump at the height of 8 Inehrs, The though State lost in the final | very few other Irish opponents make it nip and tuek through the ! winning Stunning Irish upset by the momertts of play, 52 to i have been able to, anil that was final relay. Wolverine strength height tvas 8 feet 7 Inches. 4!), Pe¬ to hold Spartans that season. troski wus one ol the highly touted Bobbie in the relay, they say, should game's Faught to a pair of baskets and provide the margin of difference place in the high With the memory of Carl's standouts. 1 a jump and Sid free throw State can count on a victory in Brecher and Mike Scnelb will the mile run and Irt most of the give them valuable points in the iviation Cadets Al)l>ol l.> Paces Dorm field events, where Michigan is shot put. (lagers m«re vulnerable thTirr she has. been for at least 10 years. Capt The Spartans leave at 4 30 p to lie liar red Willi 4 Straight Wins This Season Bill Scott pranced over a mile in 4:28 last week against Ohio m today. The meet is set "hi led to begin at 7:30 p. m. Front Football Abbot 13, defending cham¬ Dick Edeken and John Zelcn- State, and this Is too fast for s ■ pion last season, is still riding Michigan's Bob- Ingemil) and BASKETBALL RESULTS ka hit for 10 and seven Bob Hume The Michigan State college high in the dorm points Indiana 48, Michigan 3.' cage loop bv athletic coaching stall is plan¬ Virtue respectively, in a 24 to IB win by Strength in Four Events Wisconsin 74, Chicago Jto. of its fourth straight win um.: its work on the assumption Abbot 10 over Abbot 10; Abbot Coach Ken Doherty has his Illinois 30, Ohio State 44. the army will permit soldier stu- of the season scored hist night 12 dropped Mason greatest strength in the half- 8, 21 to 10 Great Lakes 57, Nnrthvc stern ,t, its assigned to the Institution When Abbot IB, previously un¬ with Jack mile 440. low hurdles, and re- 36 i. ti.uning to compete in inter- beaten. fell in a Sprague's 13 points lu.v Calvin 47, Kalamazoo 4 1. close battle, 23 mlleci.ite sports, although foot¬ to IB. Copt. Dave Matthews, John Aima 03. Albion 49 ball. sinver and lacrosse will be El Stark, Ice Player* ban cii to aviation cadets. one of the loop's leading scorers and Hud dorm Ready Mulligan State has been se- Wtllibee shared high-point hon¬ for More Action tectcd a . a training site for aviu- ors for the winners when each Since only ;,oti i adds and engineers. dumped through seven tallies Monday night's game of last week's intramu¬ h formation received infor- Abbot 10's high man was Hud ral hockey league was played, t iiiy from the Wur department Mark with six. the remainder of contests mil , atc,| students would be al¬ Top spot in Block 2 was taker originally carded for Febru¬ lowed to participate in sports for over by Mason 7 when it scored ary 2. 3, 4, 5 and 6 will be hah i i whatever . time they a 35 to 14 over Mason t. Hill held this week. >pc!!.t iii special college training, Ireland lot for !4 points in help¬ Today at 5 p. m Theta Chi .. i or the restriction on ca¬ ing 7 grab its fourth straight and Aces will meet on the di : ,in grounds those sports ore Victory. Bill F.ngle, Mason !. . College rink to get this week's too dangerous. led his team with six iwiints. piny under way again, weath- t'caches said they expected With Ins Hi counters, George ct permitting the students would have to de- Fredericks took scoring honors s.x to eight hours n for the evening in Mason fl's 48 vo', day to for the winners and < lasses, leaving little time for to 4 win over Mason (1. Bill Har- Team- ' gt eaves and El wood McCloud's i: a- and making long txips mate Bob Haines wasn't tar be¬ six tor the losers to rfhletic contests impossible. hind Fredericks with 12 tallies. top counts. Abbot 14 forfeited to Abbot 17; Abbot 11 forfeited to Mason 3; Mason 2 I oil cited to Mason 5; and Abbot 15 forfeited to Mason THE Sjiarlan lloxers Fare Catholic I Modern Greeks Michigan State's boxers, cur¬ rently on the road wiU meet Catholic university in Washing¬ ton, D. C tonight in the lust meet of its three-stop trip. The University of Virgin a edged by the Spartans Saturday. 4»» to 3'j Winners for State in the Vir¬ ginia meet were Capt. Bill Zura- 10H kowski, bantamweight: Ed \Vood. lightweight, and Edo Mencotti, AND HIS ORCHESTRA light-weight. J a in e s Shinier drew a bye in the middle weight match. AT THE 1943 I.F.C. • PanHel Ball FRIDAY, FEB. 12 - a J DANCING 9-12:30 0 There must be something special about soft drink, when men overseas AUDITORIUM --^"1 : °t home or bring back tales about it. bottle add the familiar trade-mark ANY BOOK 'WjL vocu-Cola remind them of home. The ANY TIME j b 'lrl9 OU1 c ,£llte and r«*eshment of Coke refreshing moment on the sunny TICKETS $2.75 PER COUPLE V® ,kin0s' *"1°* 4 yourself." CAMPUS BOOK TICKETS ON SALE AT "ornso unom authority or ths coca-cola company sy STORE UNION DESK AND ACCOUNTING OFFICE OPP. UNION Hie COCA-COLA Bottling: Company of Jackson — 1v * VK* Mm ffiMm Tuesday, February 9 MICHIGAN STAT* N*WS Page Pour ALLIED East T lAxtder Freshman Wonie, Shoes Go Back — THE — Slate AWS Ballot 011 Sale Today (Continued from Page 1) the Associated Tress, said to¬ Will Speak Tortile Freshman WOMAN'S WORLD women w - night that Lorient and eight sur¬ preliminary elections (<„ WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 (AP) rounding districts would be -sentatlves to A. W. s —Shoes go back on sale again "completely evacuated" by Wed¬ Tuesday, according in i i By NEVA ACKERMAN nesday.^ Tuesday, under a rationing pro¬ Jean Oviatt, H. K. I, v gram, but OPA ChTef Prentiss S. W. L. The attagk on Naples was will be by ballot and 11 M. Brown asked tonight that S, W. L.'s general meeting characterized by Brig. Gen. Pat¬ conducted In nrienluhm |K>opIe refrain from buying shoes Wednesday will have Jacqueline rick W. Timberlake, chief of the at- 5 p. ni. Five worn.- until they actually need them. Karreman, of the Lansing State U. S. bomber command in the chosen for the final <>|<-, The ration program, an¬ Journal, as speaker at 5 p. m. in middle east, as was one.the most Freshman women mi nounced by the White House Ihe Spartan room, Union. successful ever driven home by tion Include: . Pat A' yesterday in the name of Eco¬ American forces in that theatew Avcrill, Betty Bn. nomic Director James F. Byrnes Freshman Elections It was, he added, "a prologue of J-Vrnth Dorothy I nnd without advance notice, al¬ Five women will be selected tilings to come." Doris Englehnrdt, *11. .. lows three pairs of shoes a year to compete for fra«hman repre¬ The Italian high command ac¬ Barbara Quayl a person. The order ordering sentatives lo A.W.S. council at knowledged that damage to Na¬ Ictty Itxiu .Harrb. Betty_ i\ the rationing also put n one-day the primaries to be held at ori¬ )orotfiy~ Don Martin, Vu ples was heavy. It claimed, freeze on sales, allowing them to entation classes at 5 p. m. today. against the Allied report of only mian, Isabel F go back on sale Tuesday morn¬ two attacking planes lost, that Moohlman, Ann ing. Y. W. C. A. nine raiders were shot down— Peggy Fox. Brown, in a new statement to¬ Y.W.C.A. will sponsor Its reg¬ four at Naples, four at Cagliari Others include M. night, urged people hot to buy ular surgical dressing clinic from and one at Sicily. ley, Harriet Wile- HKV II. KING needlessly . He estimated that 1 to 5 p. m. today in the student Barbara Christian there are about SO,000,000 pairs paiVirs of Peoples church, ac¬ ; Horn, Betty Ban-, of shoes lying idle in closets or cording to Pres. Betty Wirth. Collingwoo'd, being worn only occasionally FROSli Rev Herbert Ihe national Y King, r M ember of A stall i | Jean mont, Christine Ke and asked the public to "get the will be the speaker at an open Vis, and Martha V (Continued from Page 1) j maximum wear from the shoes you now have." They It Call "Km Two of these nominees for meeting from 7:30 to 8:30 p m today in student parlors of Peo¬ secretary will be eliminated: Pat I Thompson, L. A., Jean Boss, H. j ples church, under the sponsor¬ SOVIETS E., Dec Dcaring, L. A'., and Betty ] ship of the religious council ERC Lou Harris, H. E. Reverend King will speak on (Continued h< "Our War-time C'nmpus At tl surprisc, for pre (Continued from Page 1) Doug Trezise, Eng., and Hieh-j communiques had m. he will speak at the relig¬ probably arrive about March 1, nrd Gibbons, Gen., automatically j p. ious council dinner. • that Kursk was in and that an estimated 1,500 men go into the finals, since they ore tack. would be on the campus by April the only two nominees for the' King has been a student Y j I, the remainder to arrive by office of treasurer. leader" for' a number of years ; The smashing i-; \ July 1. Voters are ngnin reminded J serving as field secretary among ! apparently jmt ! . | yarded as the Couldn't Handle More that they must have their iden- j college students He is lorrrier j if.' line—in per Dean L. C. Emmons, dean of tilication cards in order to vote, j pastor of Grace Congregational Naz Voting will be conducted from church in New York and Ply¬ Liberal Arts nnd chairman of a committee to coordinate college nine until six in the Union niuin j mouth in Congrgantional c hurches Washington and Detroit Buy War Bonds an keep 'em .on the run. activities, said "considerable lobby. confusion" would result it any larger number of men was us- | signed here before April 1. He pointed out between 1.500 and 2,000 male students on the Campus now are members of the enlisted reserve, scheduled to be called to duty after the close of the current term March 21, but that there was indication their departure would be delayed. This, tie said, would result in overcrowding if large numbers of soldiers arrived before April 1 be Emmons said the lnculty would readjusted to meet the new Stock up on requirements and that refresher courses would enable most in¬ structors to transfer from other departments to teach mathemat¬ Your Favorites ics, physics, history, geography, English and other basic courses required for the soldiers. To Vacate Wells Hall in this once-a-year event "AH mon's dormitories on the campus, about a dozen fraternity houses and rooming facilities in Important news for this year's budget' East Lansing will be made avail¬ able to the incoming military 20'; on Helena Rubinstein's ereams, i< men," Hannah said. He added Manpower Commissioner and make-up. Plan-to include those In the army ordnance would be PAUL V. McNUTT (bottom) and asked to move 375 men from "extras" you've been wanting ... a be; Wells hall on the campus to MAJ. GEN. LEWIS U- HER- masque, a set of fragrant bath access some Lansing residence. They SHEY (top), selective service di¬ nre studying gunnery at the Olds rector. bold the destinies of an exquisite Helena Rubinstein peri Motor works in Lansing. Don't miss this once-a-year opport many a college man in the na¬ The president -said ail male i non-military students would be j tion. Come in, write or phone today! required t<> vacate campus do\- i mitoi ies, but that adequate fa- j cilitics would be available for j TONG-MI tliein in East Lansing. 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