MICHIGAN STATE NEWS rTM Mh Publication Studento, Micbigan State B8Ck M i8h Arr-'-n,i MlleS in TlUllSia C„Uoge | ALLIED HDQ. IN NORTH AFRICA. Feb. 15 (AP)— "vTii,. 33Z.332 BAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FKBRUAR 10 I'M?. no. 8i1 j American ami German forces, identified as part of Marshal Rommel's Africa corps, were locked in violent fighting to- | day along the southern end of the Axis corridor in Tunisia, tfarquette Whips , j where the powerful initial Nazi drive had broken through i for more than 20 mijes and imperiled the American anchor ■Toppers Control r~ 7- _* position at Gafsa to the •south. Flout' asStale i^avy, Marine Term to had as Scheduled — with Exams It was repeated that ono Tests for ERC Michigan State's winter term will end at .'i p. m. on spearhead of the German ad-' Drop* Saturday. March 2y \\ t|' , The Germans attacked west of for' Faid pass , .ir, jiy Marquette was the in central Tunisia, physicals. Mental s -i ... . .fiwcen the two clubs. ... wtll K . WASHINGTON, Fob 15 iAPj with tanks, infantry, artillery r.h !■;i i' ! rangy pivot man and .be rollecs today emen to Navy V-5 cn-|_pnu, V. McNutt. cm.h.,,, | and dive bombers in such force , 0 tM' the Hilltop football the sweeping i >t the | as to indicate to officers here Men not accepted for V-l, V-5. ' .ft that armored forces from Rom- 'cam l.i-l year, paced the indi- or V-7, or marines will aitto- pi , mei'.- army were in the v,,v i i cm, netting 14 points. ceupational deferment action, KuS. i Mood out in his team's maticnily revert to an army re- Id to the armed serv- I and thus that an effective june- !«, .1. flense, getting Spar- serve unassignud status Men uirements for specially 1 tion had been made with the with naval 1 cjmls and starting the reserve preference skilled me Axis Tunisian army ot Cot Gen, n.iil !![» Il.e III or. may, however, go on active duty Jurgen von Arntm The cha the War with the navy as apprentice .-oil¬ The British at First Manpowcr in told a eight men if they choose to do so which has thrown R«. pi ess eonf ice tha the tight- i':e rally minutes of play - . . Enrol lees who are accepted have in¬ of Libya and pursued him into med to be pretty | wm --very hkcly" be already sworn in voked the uthnrit; to levy Tunisia, -till was about 2110 miles ched, but as time next week, Hannah said ' south of--the-) scene- of this new alls lo men with • p en the Marquette sharp- battle and was reported engaged ell tar skills. see BASKETBALL—Page S only in patrol activity, while it 'High School Visits e.od This situation by McNutt with th< was summnr- rami tppcared that Rommel's still apparently having plenty of forces ment: "There is no such thing punch left, were behind the Again to Be Made I as permanent deferment." new German offensive sav- Today's , ouc ae- J by MSC Students At the same time, however, | tion McNutt wrote Rep. Robertson 1 "under (D-Va.) that present Curtailed transportation for | regulations almost any man en- ISazi Veterans Try Campus faculty members will increase ; gaged in full time work in agri¬ I the M. S. C. student partieipa- culture may claim deferment" i I tion iiythe high school visitation j trom the draft and that "to ex-j IJNDA LITTLEJOllN to Stem lietl (irtins I program to be conducted during ! tend further relief at this enmrades-ln-arms . , spring vacation. College Secre- would result 1 de- MOSCOW. Feb 16 tAP) - |... ttuh-a-Dub | tary Karl H. McDonel, progra mand from i ither activities for The Russians said they tighten¬ chairman, said yesterday. equally favorable treatment, ed their strong semi-circle about The -..U..UII .iilutlnn U| of MICthe UIVWKIII problem Ul of I "A woman speaker with a de¬ iccorded would demor- , , which i Kharkov today, and the battle Ihov lo Ko to Detroit when the1 4 ,ru tn,p sJudcnt. entire military lightful personality, most gra¬ for that great Uk I iuun. es ,ite low was decided the ! plf;;s thc. slucle",s pro- cious, and quick on the trigger," prize l'ther night when the president program and tiounted to pivik viol ,ake part ,r •pted bv their gram. is one of several Town Hall se¬ nilcs from th-.- city as the Gor- I ''f an organization on campus after they i ries chairman's recommenda¬ I'lfidrd to take in washings. respective hig hools. Regis- nans were tions of Linda Littlejohn from reported pouring I K ites are very reasonable. For trar R. S. Lmtoi II ••t If .11 ES Recruiting cities throughout the United -ctiran troops from FYainc into (rumple, ,i dicky is only 5 rents "*0 students on In Officer Will Explain States where she oppeurcda as an battle I—Hi rent* if worn on both sides. I '^e questions of lian Australian interpreter tntcrpn of world Charging west ','inn ,-ecap- I Michigan State fresh \'o vol A ii xiliaries affairs. tlire. I Rostov, and south bo- I... One Hitch ! Michigan State .-.to Mrs. Littlejohn s topic when tween Voroshilovgrad o-J Kra.s- 'ited mni y of th • mat Ensign Helen Shea, inter¬ she appears on the M S. C. Lcc- dispatches said that • .-tudent on cam- ; schools last spring, .•• viewing officer for the WAVES ture series today at 8 p. m. in Gen. N F VatutinV army wa.i P'Ji aleulated the time yes- rcprese : 'he Detroit OtTiee of Naval mm College auditorium will be tearing wide gaps'in thc enemy . terd.iy mc-ning and arrived too Office- Procurement, will dis- "Conirades-in-Arms: America '1''crises and swiftly rolbng up | earls f , -lasses. Two such in state This j qualifications for 'be i the whole lucrative Donets ba- < us.- and Australia." decided to take action be i charge waves and SPARS on a vic¬ 'i' i tmn. These "alarm everywhere i> tory program i t 7:15 p. m. to- ._ The speaker is a frequent sl" contributor to all sections of the (The communique, ,.s record- f unded a Society lor Wayne and row at Music auditorium. " the Prevention of Cruel , MacDonel sar Prmr to 'he address -he v II Australian and English pres., ed in London by the Soviet 'v to -mirt the day interviewi ,„|hhc 's a member of the Society monitor, declared the Russians Sleepy Students '— of Women Writers and the In- had smarhed back three which will be known ai erattacks by (elite ;uard) •ditiife ol JournalisU. SS 'he S.P.C.S.C. All those ' southeast tr.Kjps 22 miles Lrimdcasimg is a favorite me- interested in joining the '<>' trust present their per- UNDER THE WIRE rij.i: i for Mrs. Littlejohn b< a:ts m the capacity of com- when Kharkov, the Germans.' killing hundreds -ii tuications in organiza- (Other Soviet forces, it 1'i.jfi mi m 13 of Beaumont tower , ;,nri interpreter of (Other Soviet forces, it said. today at 8 p. m.~or is it 7 p. m.? DETROIT, Feb. 15 (APi— De¬ ,i affairs. She has spoken surged forward in the Doi , and troit voters indorsed the in-'liter Uy from the British basin, capturing Krasnodar end 50 council's decision t> retain Fast . broadcasting company, London, Verkhne-Duvannnye. - iHatth-xhip Richelieu, em War '..me bv a '2 to t .vote m • and has broadcast from Cooen- miles northeast of Stalino, and I Rat of French Navy, a straw ballot conducted in con-. " hagen and Geneva. For three Rodionovo-NexveWiskoye, about 20 miles north of Rostov nection with today's prinurv - years she spoke thre s times a | Arrites in New York election. In 208 of t,057 Detroit ■- precincts, the vote fur continuinu 0 week on the leading radio, sta- tion of Australia. ________________——. Eastern War time was 7.Sk!i ■ «2fE,v ' Y"«K, Feb. 15 (AP)— See LIT fLEJOILV I v newest and greatest 3.429. l« ■ 15.000- V.' ' 'he battle-damaged ilichdlieu, is safe at l»H°r a, New York harbor aft- Ifror-i niri * '3-day crossing TODAY- InrL c Frendl West Af- Hotel association. 7:lf ■> ni. iS'aT.?er,h I ' 4 haU years. fOT tb* Past two Spartan room, Union a n«t ot German Ski club. 7:15 p. m. ■Wtoarmos in Koom 111. Union ai.jtfv mid - Atlantic. « Germany o( a rich prize Mortar Board. 12 noon »»r, and safely rode out a Son porch. Union Civil Service commission 12:38 p. m.. Faculty dfaini, room, Union Senior prom comm.. a p. m .""SiHg* *" w Spartan room. U Hon l Telephone—Collage Phone 8-1511. Ed- NatiGi.nl Advertising Service, Inc. tTl mT ^ ™1 V'">D~ °"m ColUg, AZO MacinON Aw*. KrprrrHUli,* NrwYODK. N.V. Sal.-* Option ratw-Je p.r ropy; P«*r yrar liy m»il; SI .AO lu-r y*ar by St.M OLD Father Time n beating earlyreally morning when everybody took Monday au.ao • »oona . LOS ••0(111 I lu IIUCWI "'II.re carrier to atudenta; 12.28 par gained an hour on him. The year lijr rollrite carrier to non-.tudenU. only person who has griped to MKMUEK OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS us about it yet is the guy who The A.Hiirlnted Prea. la excloaivety etilill.nl to the lire for republication of all said he got so much sleep he hod tw"»e dicpolcht* creillted to It or not otlirrw(.e credit"! in liiia coper .nd alao the to stay awake in his 8 o'clock fecal ncwa publlahnl therein. All riclita ot publication on apcclul diapatcbet here- class. And what did Jou do with the hour you gained? KltlTORIAI. STAFF Monaaina Editor. SHELDON MOVER "The Japanese language has no . I.f.N UAKNK8 Itualncaa Manaaer. JEAN WTIITTNO letter 'L\" observes a student A (-octal* Falllor. KM.IS HKANDT; Aclalant K, IHI.fi DARCfiAV. JHfil, in Dr. Grace Song Line's course JOHNSTON, Itlfifi M/UUIOX. Jl llliV TEK HOKST; Spuria Eilllur. TOM KIOK- in the oriental language "We'll PAN; Amok ihI" Spuria T^lllur, JOHN MAIIKS; Womr-u'a hxlitor, NEVA ACKKR- MAN. give it to them when we invade Japan." Tint's at least one of Ml'OftTH HTAI'F the tilings the Allies will supply Tommv Klnv. Julio AMurt, I'm McCarthy. John IMvhumKi. Mtnir h*», to all Axis powers. WILLIAM MADDOX Niktht Kill tor An appropriate toast Used by A. A, APPLEGATK Faculty Ailviscr some Japanese students is "To- kio Taaishabawa," which means roughly "To Tukio Station " Thunder Rock Sigma ( his FAvrt Newlyweds won't have to duck quite so carefully when leaving Has Idealistic ^wn Suwtheari the church, now that shoes are on the priority list. Until we get a lot more .J..p prisoners, and Salty Plot they'll still have to shake rice out of their hair, though. By JERRY TEK HOKST A wise philosopher said, liionths fj litis V'iU probnblv ruin a it Completely breaking away "A man who has any good rea¬ \ r oe abb' to sland thc torture of shnr from precedence, winter term's son to believe in himself never high Uci'Ud sliois again!" , all-college play, Thunder nourishes himself before others, Rock," comprises a plot packed that they may believe in him." with idealism, aided and abetted Hut how luird it is to heed Ins with "salty" bits of humor and Supreme (burl at a (U(un\ words' Think a bit and the inevitable romance, accord¬ aider honestly whether or ing to Prof. Don Huell, director you know anyone who never of the drama. tries to make a false impression. llv Tim Amhh uiUsI I'n Scheduled for Wednesday and Few among us are not guilty in The supreme court yesterday: Thursday, March I! and 4, m this respect. Without pondering Regained its full strength of nine Fairchild theater, the "eerie' overly iong you e«m probalny re ledge took his scat call a time or two when you f illed for new aigumonls in the ' when W- theme of the plot is one that well can he applied to modern subtly pointed to one of your ac- kie def'-rded a Communbt |»arty olficrial thre times, commented Huell The compilbnntents to impress Mime- cation of his citizenship thought that Robert Ardley, Upheld a Chicago court's refusal in gr.int the g" Almost all of us take a par¬ injunction restraining the American Federation < young Hollywood writer, tries donable and understandable i • a Pres. James C. i'rtrillo trom enforcing the to convey in "Thunder Rock" pride in our achievements." A corded music. is: "There are detested occur¬ v job well done js one at which Alt rmed the conviction of Enoch 1, "Nucky" .h ' ■ rences in everyone's life, which anyone can boast. Innumerable are unavoidable and must be tic City political leader, on charges of income tax r. ure the unobtrusive ways by Hetused to review tlu; convictions of William 1> faced." which one can make another JEANNE RINGLE Silver Shirt leader, on a sedition charge and <1 l Theme DIITerenl take notice of Ins accomplish¬ member., of "Murder, lnc ' under sentence to die Sig sweetheart . . . . This term's all-collegc play is ments . . definitely removed from the Jeanne Ringle, L. A. '45 from YeJ the greatest and best-(ov¬ ist Americans weie not at wl! Vllics 11.(iii tinT Four types of drama produced on the Fort Fairchild stage within recent Wayne. Ind , will reign ns self assuming. Probably the rea¬ sweetheart of Sigma Chi foilow- they were great is that they Axis Fitics from Air Fentoii Warns I rn»li terms, Huell said. It oinits the son her coronation at the sweet¬ sophisticated satire-humor of itng heart ball on Saturday, Feb. 27. possessed modesty, which is in all of us sometimes scarcer than LONDON, Feb. 15 (API — Against Hail Politics "Stage Door" and "Hay Fever." Miss Ringle, of Kappa Kappa the will to do great deeds. British bombers struck force the droll atmosphere of "Imag¬ in Gamma sorority, was serenaded John Donne summarizes it inary Invalid," uiul possesses last night straight at the heart Warning of possifc "meat" than the Henry by the Sigma Chi chupter last when he says: more of Axis war production at Co- fication for election! i night at her sorority house and "1 have done one braver thing Aldrich farce, "What a Life." presented with a Sig cross of Than ull the worthies did. logne in Germany and at Milan Polls, Bud Fento Locale of the play should hold white roses. And yet a bruver thence did and Spezia in Italy, and by day¬ chairman also rem: a particular interest to Spartan Before transferring to Michi¬ spring. men to bring their light today U. S. Liberators and cards to vote for i drama-conscious students since Whicn is, to keep that hid." gan State college this year, Miss KaF Bostons executed two at¬ entire action is staged in u lone¬ Wednesday from 9 a Ringle was elected the most tacks on the docks at Dun- ly lighthouse on Lake Michigan. To whom it may concern: in* the lower lm typical freshman at Butler uni¬ kerque. A young war correspondent, Threatening is the worst way Union. versity at Indianapolis, where The German and Italian cities discouraged by the pessimism she of li to motivate doing of a "If there is as n, was a member of Phi Clii were made to "burn and bleed and bitterness he has cncountci - thing. Imprecations about tak¬ oering around poll ed in the world retreats to Nu, freshman honorary. She last night in the heaviest RAF also won a yearbook beauty ing the matter to the dean or the I " " in primary ' ■oting. Thunder Rock point and the contest and was selected us Rose pie:orient ot the college will nev¬ attacks in nany weeks which gave explosive accent to the bpi'ng JS ll;,t lighthouse. er get anything printed if there nullified. queen, is no reed reason for printing it. words ' of^_ Prime Minister Creates World Miss Ringle was chosen fol¬ Likewise with censoring. Churchill last week. There he constructs an imag¬ lowing a formal tea at the Sig inary world of his own, but house So a Student council commit¬ Sunday afternoon. Dean Dye Will Discuss finds to his surprise that the tee is going to investigate Blue fantastic creatures of his mind Key. We wonder what thc.v Hp—I -TlMW-Rii-gMP Classifying for Majors -now! 3-7-9 had also found and faced a dis¬ I amity Debate Squad will find. And we wonder what tops on tbi mal. cynical world. Their de¬ they will do about it when they Dean Marie Dye of Home Eco¬ termination to "stick it out" Tieg Alma for Second do find it. nomics will call a meeting for tops on Till * ml* convince the disillusioned news¬ It is interesting to rote that all junior students in the Hon - in lA'apue Tourney the idea of investigating the or- Economics division tomorrow to paper man to return to his ca¬ what must be goiiization came from one of the discuss classificarion problems and "face reei- ana reer lace wnai in Michigan State's varsity tie- K&««ouon came from one ot^the discuss classification problems two politician members of Stu- duo to the accelerated program faced. faced." c«t will cast bate squad scored a second dent politician *wo council who members of resigned last Stu- due to the accelerated program. A veteran campus p,QC0 tje wlth Alma m the dent council who resigned last ti1p me.tin„ u> i iw, i.^ia The meeting will be hold at 5 rpmprne'the compose roster in the roster Rock, featuring Alex Dilling¬ in "Thunder Thunder Dili g MichigJ|n intercollegiate Speech weck* in the Uttle Theater. Attcnd- Rock," league debate tournament tield , ' ance is required Meetings lor ham, L. .A.B'44,. Fred t Tyler, i jV on campus Saturday in L.««)i which I tiltlOll of Har Vets sophomore and freshmen stu- 45, Mark Buchoz, L. A. '45. a. '44,. and Calvin college. Grand Rapids, c» ii •< c • ... ,, dents will be announced later Thclma Jones, L. A. '43. 43, scored first place. SIlOUlu of aUuhliilZt'll IX'an Dye said. Kumi rian o,Tp^«i jgSS&JZ* VtJl CLASSIFIED ADS jffssswjrisl committee concluded public ssvfsr-jnrjs: while msc and Alma both won rf tl , .5-., ,0« t»«> remington poruht, ~ uw- hearings on a pay-as-you-go four out of six. Hope college " 1^7 j "1?* 'j^'"* «*"><• tax plan today, hiring from ranked third with three wins, nnnlt an^tt ir.v', y„, si^i, ,, ♦toe Randolph Paul, treasury coun- followed by Albion with two rtSSLtJ hSjl LOST KM' tel. that the Ruml plan 'twould wins. Central Michigan college In^n^T^ students here ___ CART! seriously violate the principle of lost all of iU six matches. she said it h«- wmn.1 -hx* *■" HENRY ALDKIt ability to pay." He concluded that the Ruml R MSC's negative team. , Brooks, L. A. '46, and Bill Waldo Starr, to nturn rtu^ ^bo^S t>Mu .(..a;-, .n.r «*u. "can 'prrkr Stir UAC * ^ r============= plan "cannot place the Income L. A. '46. collected two wine Se ww sTE gowS Swain Jewelry Store g&S?IJSw^J" && WE HAVE HAVE EXPANSIONEXPAN9 WATCH BANDS MEN'S AMD LAMES' ^day February '16. 1943^ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pag* Tfcroo :'^la •'4.f Michigan ami \otrc Daine Capture Hermie Top Honors in *S' Track Carnival Cnvfi — Four new ficI<|house records yard di.sh both took thirds. rJaljO were established and two Bob Ufer, Michigan's 440 star, equalled at the Michigan State won the t m 3U0-yarci invitational I Twenty-third Annua] Relay run with a time of : 31.4, mat ever happened to Carnival, staged Saturday only night two-tenths of a second from the i pre same custom at in Jenison ficldhouse This world's record set state basketball by Michigan year's carnival was the biggest State's ,l( introducing starting in the history of the annual He setsFred Alderman in 1927.1 a hew lieldhouse work i ' i,v having them Step in- event with 11 teams competing I with this time, .'v,I of a single spotlight in a program of 19 events. ,,! the other ficldhouse Ef) Tay,„r <)f Ww(orn Mjch,; 1 he Michigan thinclads show- J igan broke the ficldhouse d,likened? ed a decided edge in the relay high. I ,,, aji|i jit each home hump record with a leap of 6 ' ■ events as they took six firsts. I feet «•'•« inches. iK-rore the "Star Notre Dame's j Notre Dame displayed plenty of Ed j i |! liner" was played, Delaney shattered the shot- talent in the individual events ; put record with a heave of SO I . . ;l|.ivers tin the eve- rapturing seven top place hon- i feet 43k inches. Dallas Dupre of j ... , ..lli "I onto the floor. "rs- . .. ; , the position they |Ohio State reset the broad-jump) til.l t.iki f, i the tipoff. Michigan State took only iwo j record, which he broke in OSU-I ms who remember events. The freshman medley : MSG dual meet four weeks ago,! wish that it could relay foursome racked up one 1 with a leap of 24 feet 2 % inches, i lor the remaining while Hughie Davis captured! ' (f| for East Lansing. another, in the 75-yard dash .John Dodge in the high hurdles, BASKKTIULL about holding the Intra-j and the 240-yard shuttle hurdle) ,*,.•>.-11 games as prelimi-' and sprint medley relay teams: (Continued from Page 1) \. rsity games? The] gave the Spartans their three! shooters began hitting and wr •i.miuial leagues' teams seconds. Al Milne in the high • two minutes left before the iia fur their last | jump and Hob Bodoh in the 75- , they were ahead 21 t n> play and will be j — ■ linals within two j . Jack Cowood who is top Spar I tan scorer for the season and STRIKE OUT THE AXIS! title game could be j ICC Hockey Teams ■ Statc Notre Dame j who was expected to share a big Btiv Wait Bonds and Stamps Si part of the State offensive, only Hack in lJm<>liy W A hanged : ivnh ( nril ( i tggy Konrad and Me.le Jen won by the Independent Ii | the Alpha Tau Omega and Ma-j'" '"1 U ning.-. .von - tnei. male he-' by were three receds brofc. i change j son hall sextets will cl isii. Fri- i Barm, played a of which has been held ' fall- Bill Maxwell rerular 145 wimming 'day the Hollywood All-Stars l l5"e H" c- cutting most the years._ and Thetii C'iiis tne carded In¬ s. dropped pounder was on the sideline- Shirley Truesdeil Me»>l ■wiMid hit with a cold ject her anil Saturday T. (.' A -,nrl off the bark I - ,ik>' a trip west j will tangle with Tick Tocks to ' Co1 i to old tin rh, - BASKETI1ALL RESULT*. resiling team. The I round out tins week's schedule r-f with Iowa state Sta the . S 57. Indiana i tin;. 1 stui i Friday, Feb. 19. Illinois 67, Minnesota 4? iy (tie team was i I'Vnccrw W in First; Hits rr-.n Charity Line North west-in 52. iov > . The t»P(if At to. paint Ma que qtidltc's Ei broken wn'C Itaiir-.jt *h« y ft - :It • o meet Nebraska has been received Prepare In Go on Roatl inn. K ' .!■ from tne charity Pursue 32, Michigan 27 Wayne 43 WcMerri Onta now hfifl \>y Lo NPW- line ;u.d KufTe! p.nc:hed through 44 Dorotl Sus- ncetlation of this The Spartan Hope 51. Ainu. 43. swimmers will two-pointers and the 4», Wtiped tht isUl > *C- c i took its opening meet ef the Hiiltuppt •is off again Ce¬ , were COLLEGIATE WRESTLING v year by 2 n* otvfia. Iowa State tank- ! season by the seoi of 14 and 13 il Al Skat matched bas- cut another 2 «'■ ' Oii'lsi, on Saturday. lover Notre Dame last week-end kets h. i.-.t wt Illinois 25. Michigan 3. > nake the count 3B to 31 inu. tb«- tturtl 1 :3 8 This weekend a bt with fiv ■ minutes to go. I'KO. BOXING The fiictdkry n r<*>* • cm-elves for a xwim- I for the Spartan fencers, Friday • The 1 l/-.:'ans ftarted to g" Willie Pep dcctSioner c. lead of a hockey afternoon they meet Oh again v. .th Ear! May basing tn;spcE 10 rounds i at Columbus. Saturday morning a ..ne-li .rider and Curl Petroski Lay So void kay -> other muff decided I they take on th. C'a-e university netting livid goal and,two free Franklin, 10th round. ■ i cmc winter would bv at Cleveland antl in the after- throw-, but Ma; queue held oil lung lor East Lansing, n ■-'her point the lads don't have J noon they journey to Oberlin ivdh Ki ton Bril lor the Spartans - iree toss mid Bur- short. Oilie White hit with about a to their MSf Freshman Swimmer M ready, or their ;il, i minute to go. but Kuffel kept his : ti unks. Triangular Meet ToniRht iclub in the drivel's seat with a The Michigan State freshman ip'hi. Thi.-- loss State's 12th I Purdue Cagers Trim U, of M. swimming team will engu.e Bat¬ 14 starts. was Next in tle Creek and Lansing Eastern ; Saturday the 39 to 31 earlier in the sea < ton remained out in front of! that Coach Charley McCaffrte MAKql F.TTB STATU Mi. Riga-, here tonight to win the j frosh swimmers have met Lan II. 1TP Fli f-''' I ivih .ame sciies by a 33- Kirui" f I I I" I'j-pky.f -V j sing Eastern. MeCaffree is a a -1 .f ' ~fc 1 ;i ttCa*■"•*!.f & score, The Boilermakers' former coach at Battle Creek 1 " •' iKih'.f 1 sere ahead at halftime, 20 to 11. high. Knffrl •• <*» *2M WhJG-.f 1 4 lluvnt.f 4 f'.VAV.v.'.'.V.V/AVAii.V.V/.WA'.V.V.V.V/.V.V.V. Chandkr i OFFICERS' CLUB PRESENTS DICK ROGERS Rett I A AND HIS ORCHESTRA AT THE NEW BRASSIERES military ball NOVEL "The Lift That by HICKORY Never Lets You Down" - •. $3m '.ff Whether you whh la gain or niicUin a smart, FEBRUARY 19 youthful, well-m.ulded bust. PERMA-LIET flatters v.^ "-jM the Oat and the firm alike The miracle hag peas at the hue of the bra-cups, where a secretly processed AUDITORIUM PER DAY cushion tnret softly lifts ycur bosom, holds that firm rounded conic or. never becomes limp or las through reasons cf washing and wear. Price *2.00 TK KKT» AND PAYORS WILL BE AVAILABLE CAMPUS BOOK AT ACCOUNTING OFFICE WEDNESDAY STORE OPT. UNION —-WYRP Tuesday, February m MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Fraternity Sing LITTLEjOIIN Belgian String Quartet to Prolong — THE — Set for March (Continued from Page An ardent feminist, j, Informal 'Sessions' been identified for scu¬ Stay for Two required in WOMAN'S WORLD The - annual Interfraternity ta the international i women's rights and h, The Belgian quartet, schedul¬ deal of technique is sing, sponsored by Alpha Phi been decorated by km. ed to present a concert in the the successful presentation, of By NEVA A( HERMAN Omega, national'service frater- work. She is a past auditorium Thursday at this program.. However, it is College because of their exceptional tal¬ S. W. L. nitg,_is scheduled for Wednes¬ of the United Assoc-;, 8 p. m., will stay on the campus ent that the quartet became so Women of New South ' lor two days playing two inlor- Mrs. C. L. Sprinkle of ' East day, March 10 in Jcnison field- She hits attended - during their tours Earl Reed, . nial concerts and visiting vari¬ popular Lansing will speak on "War Wed¬ house, Chairman semblies of the Leaui, ous music classes. This extend¬ throughout Europe and the dings" at an open meeting of S. Eng. '46, stated yesterday. The tions and her study <>; United States. ed visit has been planned to en¬ W. L. at 5 pm. tomorrow in the sing, ordinarily held spring dition of women in p ., able students to become better Spartan room of the Union, ac¬ term, has been moved up to tries has taken her m acquainted with people lamous cording to Pres. Helen Swanson, Finns Re-elect Ryti L A. '43. winter term at the request of past few years to Hu in the music Held. key, Palestine, Spam. several fraternities. The informal concerts will be Freshman Elections Italy, Great IJrithii " held In the auditorium of the HELSINKI, Finland, Feb. 15 Tlie sing committee with Rus¬ Freshmnn women will elect a sell B. Daubert, assistant profes¬ United States. Music building at 12; 30 and 3 (AP)— Risto Ryti was reelected to A.W.S. council sor of physical education, as ad¬ p m. Friday. Both programs president of warring Finland representative at freshman orientation class at viser consists of will be open to all students today by the college of electors, Dale Meyers, Of the imported fine without charge. and a few hours later the strong 5 p. m. today. The five nomi¬ Edg. 44, Jack Hardy, L A, 43 crs in Germany, 2.1 nees selected at last week's pri¬ The program Thursday night social Democratic party council and David Coon's, L. A. '43. women, and they ai> will be given in three parts in¬ in a political manifesto urged maries are Sue Averil, Jean Col- Music Prof. Fred Patton will work from 13 to 11 I- removal of hindrances to friend¬ lingwood, Peggy Fox, Doris En- be master of ceremonies at the many in unhealthily cluding various selections taken Mozart, lier relations between Finland glehardt and Dorothy Engic- tions. from the works of hardt yearly affair, Reed revealed. Tnnsmon and Chausson. A great and the U. S. -tit St/f/fC Some question* nn«l answers of interest to every patriotic college woman - The drilling monnda ho Htremuous—I Nonsense! The most beautiful women in America tndiv arc the girls in khaki! Some calisthenics and drill,m are vital to general good health, discipline and tuncd-up n ll>-v-. After a few weeks at Fort Dcs Moines, Daytona Beach ->r th» new Fort Oglcthorjrc training center you'll feci better than ever in your life. Maybe t u-ouldu't like the work? People are happiest doing what they do well. Even effort is made to place you where your service will count t o toward final Victory. You may have some latent tab nt u -t will fill a,particular need for work interesting and - n -» women — such us repairing the famous secret bouii si.-ht, rigging parachutes, operating tho fascinating new i ! tr devices — or driving an Army jeep over foreign in Then f hare a rhanre to learn momethlng ism * Firnt of all. i* the H.l.K really needed f F.mplialicallv yes.' Already the President has authorized the 4tor tYes, indeed. Andtlie listof WAACduties grows n-n-'J I ^ Tlie training and experience you get equip you for many stimulating new careers open g ip women. in the WA V Corps to expand from 25,000 to 150,000.- The Air Forces and Signal Corps have asked for thousands of WAAC mem¬ What arc my rhanrrm of promotion? bers to help with vital duties. I loth Ground Forces and re ,|( Excellent. The 1 rW Corps is expanding rapidly and \~-1 Services of Supply are asking for thousands more. Members officers, both commissioned and noncommissioned I aw f I of the WAAC may he assigned to duty with the-Army any¬ who join now hare the best chances. All new olh- where — some are already in Africa and England, rXiS come up through the ranks. If qualified, you max - commission iu 12 weeks after beginning basic tram- (an the WAAC really help grin Ike irnrf "Tlie whole idea of the WAAC b to replace trained soldier's What tm the aye range and other requirement* SiiT needed at the front If American women pitch in now to help Very simple. You may join if you are a U. S. riti/ d ■*0 ttr Army las women in Britain, Russia aiid China do), we ofl __ ^ can hasten Victory — and peace. . 21 to *14, inclusive, at least 5 feet tall and not over '- !-V. in good health — regardless of race, color or creed. Hut tba What ran my eotlege ednration eon tribute? Army needs you now — don't delay. Total War won t wj' College training is important equipment for many WAAC duties too long to list. Cryptography, drafting, meteorology, iJmgulot* needed. If you speak and write spani'lt. laboratory work. Link trainer and glider instructing, for ex¬ Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, French, Or:n.m or Ilaliau, see your loral Army recruiting ofiee note: ample. If you arc a senior you may enroll at once and be are needed for interpreting, cryptography, commune ati-ne. placet! on inactive duty until the school year ends. Sec your WAAC faculty adviser for more details. But I lire comfortably on WAAC puyf Jj^ixiliary |J COM a, There income, are as few civilian jolis in which you could earn clear WAAC enrolled member* do, of $50 to $138 a |||of»tfR'N p'Mj - month — with all equipment from your toothbrush to cloth- mrntwtili- Vsr |or|||er |a|WHal|ra see your \\ t(Z- S ing, food, quarters, medical and dental care provided. WAAC Sr- officers earn from $150 to $333.33 a month.-• - U. S. 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