a77 FOR VICTORT ^ DNITED STATES WW bonds-stamps wtlti MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING". MICHIGAN. rUKSUAY. JANUARY 11. 11)44 Freshmen Win Top Positions I'rerrni* ports Strike in Dorm Officer Flections Sofia from Following elections Sunday night, Deliver in if Talk ops, and annexes set up 15 dormitories, co¬ their officer slates for winter \\ ASHINGTON". .I.e. !U. . AT Nov Bases term with freshmen holding the majority of key offices. Fifth Army Threatens Phyllis (.Hidden, Wiieaton, 111., graduate student, will Petrol Shortage head the officers at South* German Ilnstiou at Gassitio Outskirts probably would I aniphell, assisted |.\- Vice- . ■ I: , |i;»nry Id bis have seen sid«) with Uujrh- the sight Resident Dorothy Arrig.o, Buffalo, N. Y.. sophomore; ' els \(lim> Dale ALLIED J1DQ., AL¬ secretary will bo Gone Denni- GIERS, Jan. 10 (AP)— son, junior, and treasuner Mar- American Flying Fortresses, garct Shueller. Rocliestet sopho- • timnal Dance I wagon with the more. Social chairman .will be operating from great new Evelyn Moody, Alma junior, Sports manager \\ ill be Mark- ■ ine Traynor. Svvartz Creek Lillian Fourth of July? ! sophomore; fire chief. Askew. Monroe sophomiore. and publicity chairman Betty Jo Cor- ! i.i be keepers. Yes¬ ni.sn, Standish jumoi . tate student found ! North Campbell . i'T shell lying by | North Catnph resitions Favorable dang Grand Hivcr. j sophomores, wit the missle's threat jor. Dearborn Lansingites' safe- j president, Othi put it in liis brief-! elude Barbara ,,iul earetully picked sophomore vice way through the j ian Farmer. Sa. being turned down j secretary, and and found, he was Battle Creek -■ted to the military ; urer. , : Dem hall, where Jan is Bolte, Dot r.is load with a sigh \ was elected by East : pr i Geih. C, I ry Again . Detr whatever fate 1 ^|)l\ Hasp l.u k ol enrollees. Uu- | Bady. Bonn Channel Prefects a,- substituted other; Kat y and tr il was rewarded by i! ick. '.seller Order Evacuation i s report that the • Madge Allied .iNsas had been tr | l.< INIV )N. Tuesday. Jan. II, ' (A!') Prefects of the French V»'"t'io*> u'' , ,' channel coast departments were " . " Itl ,. •« i reported hy the Vichy radio to- p . ,, ; day to have met. in Paris to dis- ! ' , ... , ., heturer to Present ,ii ' "i«'S!.ible evacuation of the French channel coast. parUeu- Volar \1ories During l.irlv the areas now subjected t.,- :! ; • ' . See DOK>1 DEI It I KS " hot nilia Lecture Iieavv ail- attacks." , V ' n ' "Evacuation of the country ' 'listi u-ts of the Komme already ■ ••!>>• Rabaul Lac Stale Now- \\ ill Holtl i ,,s 1,,-en ordered." it was an- , . lllllf Key t«l >|M)ltkUr to the illustrated Meeting TTiurnlav an^wes^'The Pus"de Sweetheart Bill! ■ i'.dia," to be pre- • > night at 8 15 in t'lais ana. which has been tak- ( , ( K, v ,, ,-u • 1 . , , , um, ording to aig a territfe blasting from But- **' , *' of oil and American planes. ( " ,.' , ' , , , u i.i",' series. Small formations of Typhoon . •; , i <\ Walker brings and Mosquito bombers struck at " r i ■ toe I-1 eni'h coastal area again i r « • • im of New Guinea vo-tc'duv, while Germany ap- d to !.• kt • AI hi V™Stutl^nl Speaker's Bureau eled around tl: \\ i Among TIME TABLE lluli, eh (luims Choice Mu "/ <'OP President ■ it. 1 hley Bi • ■it ' 'I dl Shorten ff ar „• ■ • ' •• ■ ■ A parliamentary null lean- "j •"if,.- ( .i■ and under the direction of J Ij • <;•■• ,.t y Menchiiofer is prepared to oiler i \< H. 7.30 p. m. •V;o, Jan. 10 (AP)— I j-urni-shrs Programs at .i. •f a Republican presi- j ., "I" Wlrtime' . the an exhibition of the workings of j Krdclii i hern Uh November will short- • oureau j- ■ talk by Bill 'Doe- parliart -mtary pnxredure as lip j Yet council, 7 p. m. war "by months if not, f,,: ; er.t ot Em anahi • :e. wlio plied to the average orgamsp 1 Yet clinic ( • cause it will 13 yea guarantee; , Taun ii <. .. , u .<-ni' ! , Debate Teams Discuss Tints Alph* Phi, 5 p. m, , 7 military leaders home ! F'ukii n, China, v.ill speak J In the discussion arid debate Org, room %, Union , ••port "they never have1 'China, Its Culture. ICu- I section members of the men's , before." Rep. Charles A. • (lcs.ring ! I Krmlfnuse, 6:30 9- to. k of Indiana, said tonight Its Courage"; and Nancy and women's varsity debate Org. room 1, I nlon address prepared .for de- j not only < i bun Detroit jun;or, will give j teams are prepared to present , nal vnlogucs. discussions on current problems Si gins Chi alumni, 6:36 p. rrt to more than 200 GOP ; •nal entert .... , ... The discussions are presented Spartan room, I nlon I rne.it. out aiso gi ves its members Bucll Leads Plays in the form of regular debates, 11 the more practical experience of j The one-act play section is IPC, 7 p. nt. . g ently anticipating discussion or informativ" talks. : the the time argument that now j ola'forni time to to "change jI Varied Speakers rrewuim discutsion. Presented I undcr'Ox The play , *■" r—* directlan offerings ofwillDon ... Buel). , quests, rtreived. for include Because of the number of re¬ .. .first time . the Org room 2. Union CDC, 7 P. rn. received the fiofferings, • Peters Isa.-c Peters, praduale studMt Ij comedy, drama, and fantasy quests eraouat® student tor is including variety , '*■ in the midst in of w-7r I Isaac bureau 15 Union annex '""-k r " war. told the Republican na- from Steinback Man, Can., no- committee members Tnd I tive plays. of Dneiperstroi, Russia.' The reader's section consists | ni,mbc-,s .u-.ong their olp dune I the bureau i s including Pi Kappa Phi. 7:15 P n> vhainoen and ™cc Ih^ir- speaking on "The Ukraine and; of poetry and prose, fiction and The numwrs includ f tr I» Union anuex en. e cmur | \vriiie Russia." noo-fiction, driuna, and current ntg und-accord.ou music Tuesday, Jar M I C H I G A N STATE NEWS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS M Campus Votw«4 —rnrA--\*6* mittv *t tf>e p"vV:ffJec, Rift L«n#i»f. SSirk. t—1 oo rrotind floor cf cm*, w.r.jr of Union Baiklir.* Annrx, r*<>m g. Ptjhli-h- ; -• y • - •- Mor it v n* Hurt hiring th«* r#*uIAr **honl y««* Quarters And Wwln«Nifty «• i r .r-'ny n. y •; • • -»rnm«'r #.#> -*• f > " •> f,u or Wruber AM«(te(ci d>U«fi«t« Hrocc w ^ ^ ^ ^ s Ul| W4- " . * t . * \* ft' -iaJ Office- Ext. 8CbHuj»in«« Off!#* National Aovcrti«nc-*rvire, Inc. -Ext. ms. # OtihgePxto ben R 420 M*C'SOn Avf NfW VO . 'Him Partisan Harass llail,an picket Sellout ramtcrs" Week THE vnie!e(l for - T? || A?** to Present two - punster Spin HUNG Noted Speakers WOMAN'S WORLD By -LEONE SEASTROM I't•:»t;jle».l -peaker at thi1 Llf)11" Hoard President ^ yc'vXNovo^f/ ' |\|„rl:ir — u nw iKv board < oniinittees for (iirl-Hid Dance TrieS.e^M \ yfKarlovac\C\ Os„ek v.nkov, Mrs. ><• Mar immiaii respondent .'link, will .ludiciary board will p. m. rumen s today in the office, meet dean aoeoidi"." a > a 'He.' ,«.»* v sellout of tiek- y'Pf i ledor •••,. Spinster Spin is Am iriitlure EI.E.MENTAK V E|> . . , I'!.( B •re Fridav, with ' p' chairman ; Members of the olememn: • rtos already re- .'J, Vjan^ Tuila y.y^'S.A ' • nply exhausted, Luko aieak Weri- 1 :ckct Chairman Detroit sopho- > '. > :"*>>.< ■. "When Our shall senior. •i-^ZARA V ELECTION It ESI LIS Vx - 7 ^ . ^YUGOSLAVIA V/ \s '' s,b""kH:#p|"Mno,,V(v:.. . fw« ] , • . mco under the •;.,r,,hip of Mortar lioberta Taylor, ■ .•a-hides mem- Board. Tower DELTA CA.MMA Ml' Women's league la ha (kimma Mil will Italians ( anileiun s"b 1«rfun t osts fencing lessons this lei oinmiUee " C p. Ml. Monday, Tu decorations man Both com- Hol- Ciiu.o in. Traitor ' fl'na,'?""" Wednesday and Thursday aiior. Her com- 1 ... °f I tamo I olal v > Carol Edmon- to ?!u>s(>lini I. -i .. .• jui> ot. .tanet Pullen. •...more: Marion SWAIN JKWKLKY STOHK „,m sophomore; 1 he Albert. Iron- Hen\ ItlcnliHcatioii Bracelet* .'t.'ln < ullioif Seal Bracelets I STATE THEATER BLIHi. ittee and is Aikerman, lo Classes TODAY — — 4 IO qp A FBjl ri THKVIIU I s & 11 1 i I \M I.AVSIM, QtOHB r better I rutin'i.'iit Lie leasure Ksku Koul Wa%« r ♦*. ' Tlj r jy f j i hi.'ij :i£ (0. FLORENCE P> UviHi tj-rido'j •■J l" - a wj s? iRHttayiiiss □ J uS ^ al 3 k J/ sl r I nion Next to Rex C amera Shop I HI-310th at vi.s.c. vt>n;i) fob hi it! its Tuesday, January 11. 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Sink jap Phalios e5inK ! Time for Student Use Navv Liberator Red Army Takes Two Escape ! of Fieldhouse Listed Director Ralph H I Vessels in Raids on Marshall.* Railways in Dnieper Bend Athletic PEARL HARBOR, Jan. 10, her was wounded by ; hours during which the facilities i,AP) Navy Liberator planes, i it was the 17th raid ; Young yesterday announced th« swooping low over Wotje atoll November on Jaluit an Russians Attempt to Trap 500.000 Nazis | of Jenison gym will be open fin ; in the Marshall islands the night; of Jan. 9, sank a Japanese auxil- i 1 ' ! use by students and faculty. LONDON, Jan. 10 CAP)—The Red army slashed two lary oiler and another small ves- | I The gym floor may be usee isel, wrecked two enemy air-jenthAAF were • , Heavy bombers more German escape railways in the Dnieper bend today, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday planes on the ground and dam- strike at Wotje Sunu and Thursday fn m '> to 8 I'M), ! killing 8,000 surrounded Germans beyond captured Kirov- Saturday from noon t< aged shore installations. I swept over in the c. miles of the vital Warsaw- i and ofpad, and plunged to within 21 The gym floor is used or ! This was the heaviest of four \ announcement said. were no details, n (. p.m. Odessa railway in an effort* lay ■ new air attacks on the Mar- i -halls, announced today by Adm. navy Liberators can. to trap upwards of 500,000 prpSi(Ipnt Roosevelt ; basketball games. Chester VV. Nunitz. Tnc assaults . and biought the n- m- Nazis in southern Russia Handball courts will be made by army or navy j there to lo since tin J (onfressmen Monday, Wednesday were planes on Jan. 8 and 9. Wotje V'ic offensive or. • • fur use Widening its hold in the .... n Friday from 5 to 8 pan rctii ild Poland to Legislative Duty was hit twice and Jaluit and bw. It was th. i ,• a ter I'liesday and Thursday fn rial f. •s under Gen. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (AP) to 8 p. m.: and from nooi | Kwajalein once each. V'LT.T! Nikolai K. Vatu two localities below Saniy, im- also captured President T'r Roosevelt ruled to- I 0 p.m. on may bo Saturday's. The used during the Ail the attack-s werc carried .out without loss of an American | 1" portant rail junction :',5 miles iv f(.|V that legislators can't serve ■ from 7 to 8 p.m. and on S plane. One medium bomber of | Navy search La¬ inside the former frontier. ,ti. in congress and in uni- 'day from noon to t? p. m. the seventh army air i«ree was fleet wing II attark. tlormans Trapped Corn damaged by anti-aircraft lire in lein atoll Sunday, A Moscow brouclcnst-commu- ■y General Piddle ad- the sweep over Jaluit the morn- ! hrst attack on K".... nique recorded by the Soviet n that the constitution • hi" of Jan. 8 One crew mem- last Dec. 30. monitor said another Rod army M' i-rvice in congress and leour man in tril¬ nse line h ently will prev pre-war lion;,! Loiip Year style the Dniester 60 miles be- missU n< tivi a " harp" g'own from dorm i;ll<:tio\ u unturned fr >m Page 1) Connie Rudd, t'ednrville fresh¬ Grossnickle. Detroit sophomore, man, treasurer. The duties of house manager, and Jan Lch- the social chairman and fire mand, Plymouth sophomore, lire chief will be done by Gertrude chief. Jackson. Isbfienung junior, and New officers at Concord Jayne Meier. Detroit sophomote. house are Norma Maxwell. Jackson freshman. president. respectively. Peggy Fox. Detroit sophomore, Barbara Dodt, Kaleva freshman, was elected president of South vice-president; Valillkee Corum- Williams. June Allen Oxf.) bus. iron Mountain sophomore, sophomore, will servi secretary - treasurer: Barbara G lot Weiss. Jackson sophomore, house president and sax'ret a t'apuano, Detroit s manager, and Myra Matilow. treasurer. Aline Capln Detr. Perry freshman, lire chief. sophomore, social chairman, and Anne Christenson, Newaygo Eltna Dicke. Dayton, Ohio, sopli- sophomore, is the new president i In. .if Taft bouse; Beverly Smith, of Ma Fowlet ville -sophomore, is house Kappa Sigma house, elected manager, and Barbara Smith. Barbara Jenkins. Battle Greek Akron senior, is social chairman. freshman, president. Julie Muck- At Shaw house Olga Blaar. Zceland senior, is house mana¬ ey. Long Island. N V . freshmaii. vice-president, Margaret James. ger; Dorothy Bates, Ann Arbor Jackson fieshm.il! secretary . pr lent; Mar DeWitt junior. : etai tr tosemary Knyee Ply ireslui * lire chief. en iData Burt. Ja< [H| c ic e-president. and Lillian liad- It «t piesident. Other *«15 s- ise. G rosso Poi ?I'S 111'i hide M.n y Grrtne Peck- iivtary-treasuritr. rville lTollman. h> use m.ma¬ Residents t if Benson house un* Goth, Ovid $opho- «fleeted iXiris ! li.iini. Ionia fiet-li- n>re. vice-president. Gloria iman. presiden t; Mary Hester- . Detrvat t'res In man, seere- ii'vh Kalama/c io freshman, vice- iry; Luia Kidvcell. Detroit ipresident; But fi K'iski. Ghassell an. treasurer, and Doro- \freshman. s ixTetarv-treasurer. »> I" njjitun, Mackinac island ; ii v i Manlvn Ponton, Detroit eshm an, lire Ouef. -(.|)hi>tnore. ho use manager Char h.tie Tobev. Manistee Betty Sisco Monroe . sopho¬ "was e leeted president of ; h- A'lll ! ■ tin president rm. Ann more, San ford hoiu jj i.uio. Hermansvillo junior, are Anna K azenko. house SiHerwood manager, || be house managei Marie sophomore. , Miller, Plymouth sopho- Uavida Kay Dunk low. Lei and chairm Mar.v freshman, sax-rotary - treasurer, Transue. Battle Creek freshman, and Lcona Millard, Zetland jun¬ ior. dietitian. vice-president; Lois Hedriek, At Rochdale house Peggy Ann Grand Rapids freshman, nvre- 10.00 tary-treasurer, and Mary Jane iBaynton, Lake Orion sophomore, Guchess, Detroit junior, fire was elected president; Lucille Chief. llunn. Reading freshman, vice- Jean Bryson, Schenectady N, president, Lillian Do man, De¬ Y , junior, is the new president troit freshman, secretary-treas- at Robinson house. Other of- | urer; Elinor Johnson. Grand licer* are Bertha MacLutz, How¬ j Rapids freshman, house mana- J JL J ell sophomore, vice-president .ger, and' Ruth Smythe, Mt. Irene Kraski, Dearborn fresh¬ Clemens freshman, sticial chair¬ . man, secretary-treasurer; Betty man. 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