&J7 for victory Uk OWTED STATES WM bonds-stamps MICHIGAN STATE NEWS /»'"/> X<,Publication../ Michigan Slate College . VNN.X.: V'I'MU;A\, FRIDAY. KFHRl'AUY -J. UH4 hctlOjjcnstvc Americans I * I u y ^ J nips raps \azis c. , « .. . Strengthen " .. .Marshall ■% - C u a w in I kniitir t.apture ot \amur Germans Vrimii Roviio. l.m^k ill In-in^ Kwujulciii Ishiiul I o>t or Hiding? Dei-p •<*;6IKAR Baltic Hc\rals; 1 learn from a civilian I nlisli \\ ithilraual rongelap Jap .,j mutual friend had been I .ONDON >•,•! ;; , ... Fatalities Ili^h m ii tiou. »i.m, Kappa thought she should a conscientious ■tttVf RONGERIK ■r?':iJTlRIK PEARL HARBf)R. Kelt. ■,nt<- one of the soldier's friends, Al'i—Tin Tnurih division AILUK ,,, ,-ave lie had not heard. The has letter « fit out in a rush, and a .,.ph hurried bark. "I was very „,rn t. hear that Harding has have U>. douMe-ni *0*M0@ RQI L,KIEPf%(&® ®mEJ,t JE V.. id in i-«i>t tii-f.I Ktxajaloin , ; ... •-! didn't know the ae- • *fH't u.i- that territic in North s/- aeVI'-j ^ LAE ""^-s'SKWAJALEIN "S £ (£.AL0ELAP sN>) ,vtm U Spt trig t. Ui® I&AUR s.llll lit H : ,;nor, as Lost. Too economics in¬ Staling: ,:a ITtrn • . Nikola: V ^ NAMUV? ,/) Nit* ARNO to his eco- . troduced the subject of man- Kmnn AILINGLAPALAP %:) >*S i". '«5'S t* S. : arrams. In a com- 100 . b MAJURO clarify the mat- ■ to e continued his ex- <»f „ -.men for 15 or JO JALUlTvtj... •n >;nue ■. Tangled in the ... fc./ his awn explan.i- namorik^V ,aKILI naRIK. .lap I C^spn \nai 50 STATUTE miles I *°"EBDN rv hicully Quartet to l*hi v f or Tea ^ al-vxhibition-u. : t-reii by the must \ clcraii ( olnmnist Ba\ iiioikI ( JapiMT I)i<*- in Plane Uracil in MarMialU ; p w u ■■■ « i . S. I iu lit inn Political Spotlight to II or. Lalsc Optimism Runs lliftli. Soys Una I. on Mars M;i\o i- and roeds espeei- «>ded to till paving a. Slate .News car- iti't t i lass Nwretnry ' e rs o n s interested Hitaet Jane Walker I Has ) aslcnla\ at is manager, in the '■'i> olfiee. room 8, *par row Hospital • tails to Pass • a! Rullot Bill ( I.AI'I'I It — Cage s>r vice men '■ 'N. r ., Home F<* Stii. ?;3e p.m. • - a roii ifwrn tonight, . Betty I mon b.illroiim D-Texas of* the &Uindin^ iX*tv 4 Simpson, board j Newcomer*' club. S p. rtl. committee setting resented or: # th up Originally Faculty dining room, Union uh hi, committee • 'ts the issue on which members. D . Mane Dye a pnr.g ter the Home when fcco- tne held fr<«r 3 4.', to Town Girls* club, S p. m. | Roosevelt, in fresnman sophomore dele- . joh Gene DeVme and h; ■, orchestra Town girls' lounge. Union j a special a > ^'Ongress Last week. eate and o'Ae student represent*- ' ommittee presented Dr Foster furnishing the mui r. Tickets, t'nion ixiaril tlanre, g: 15 p.m. • member "ought to be f,'li." e from earn „ oepartmer.t u. tr.e n , of Memll-Paimer school to stu- . dents of the division. Recently desk. may be obtained at the Umon Union ballroom * • justice to stand up unted." Mr. Roosevelt ni«nii/m Future the *rouP has becn rtlstu<-'n« j The dance, which VWCA cabinet, ? p. 1'eoples church m. "w-a pie Worley bill, and Later it was decided to have 11' suble arrangements for addt- date affair, is oper. 1 tne AST. the so-caLled "stales a departmental representative ; ttons to the Home Ec budding air corps and ROTC s as well as l.iemenlary ed, 7 p. measure "a fraud on the from both the junior and .-emor ; atterJhe u,^. all civilian*. Forestry cabin : and sailors and marines." classes. Tr.e committee now is t -Sec HOME M.—rage \ : m MICHIGAN' STATE NEWS Alpha Gain, has . Ward Ridtardsoi and Verda Mend K'rsons li•i ipnup of lii- IS «LSpUu t lt-y.tM . same winch she t^auigovn Pvt. J at There was no logic to the ac- Jack is now • u-siiftons They seemed to be Oklahoma A it the oi»e aim of get Friday night Gi. j»!k line-alien uut of office" not Grosso 1'unite sopho I to do any clearing up on the receiving end i Mi.i ill Grits qi.ri-.! or the vtjiincil It didn't express Hueschen was accused of 11 y a ring. It was gum he getiei■a! opinion of students. Sub-Iaeu tenant Don ing Ui com .me the council tl.itt but rather that ot a prejudical BNVR from Toronto IT till' Blue Kcn should put en it dunce March 4 which the mi. ..is few it earned the name of du¬ Margaret Ann iMact ty polities " Cloon, wanted but could i.t.t get be Wakefield senior, is displaying a If those who wanted t.. bring love token in tne lonn ut a ring cause they were .nut organized ''due to the council s late elec¬ an inquisition intended to tow¬ from Maurice Richmond, grad of el the potation of the president, '43. who is now in Akron, O. tions." fc-i- It was shown that the they missed the point entirely, Fat had at a previous tneetu.it de¬ lie gut all the more backing and tieshman, now has evidence of Wilson, Berrien Springs cided that the seniors would be .they cut their own political the fact that she and First Class 1 given preference but other or¬ throats. Petty Officer Bernard Kesterke - It is one thing to clean up are not ganizations could present bids kidding. Oody Walton, E&». i. < - since the seniors were not or¬ something if it needs to be Pontiac senior, is wearing a dia¬ cleaned up but it is another to mond from Marine Lt. ganized Stanley Blue Key and Alpha Chi Oine- drag someone's name through Watson, out in the Mujave des¬ gu presented such bids and re¬ See THE LESS SAID—Page 1 ert, Calif. : N T A T K NEWS Page Three \orlIt Campbell Star Parade »"<« l himwti far FJylng Fortresses Devastate la |>e Presented at Custer \cxt * * w.» Pol-Ill Women to <»i\e Hirer lYrsoiitatioiis //„•„ Iliarsiliivs('<>,man Sluplmildiiig Base Serial Vltaek ( entrrril oil W illlelnisliaveii \ .Mail Star Parade" is t h> nana r;\.-n ; . ||,, s »tt LONDON, l-'i AIM A ,! Allan's program that tin- \.>rsh t'.iiii|iiu-ll ' j I , j- , ''l'1i"Ire of I, Ion ,,ir to Port Custer WVilmsday, Th, \ plan on .--j, ,, ..p,.nuances at Privy .Juno hu-punl. Pattj, I'rerk. Feb- and Mustang long-range lighters- tl« v\ a round t rip ol than TOO miles through u-i.l \ieath- ' Mi- avl ,h" rn pi'i I j >« |;,,| t'ross miter, ami* • r '•* 1 ,o00 ; oils ,i(' honibs on ; h<- * .iiil.at Fort I'll, / Olll kill U.I(HllU'l 7" " '"g * iernian. shipbuilding a.at I *OSl OOlO'll (,tl Illt'S naval hast of Willmlni ha j-,,. u, it my and handling >, Sj >4 ill mi. I.cmls today. ' (oitihirir Srroml 1/ I I yw liti Goodrich, Bonnie Bohlrr Al-j iii>t>"IItijh's II vvti of I'loving y '% tM i.Hn.ns of A1kit una l;i A" . ;ti tie made by Lynn Royal Ai.si uigiiam freshman, ami;'" ,-loiv. Detroit siipl---- oi nvtively. The rest | ni e, tulles Bonnie Barr,! t si- I-a lye Formations ■iinum; Bobbie I)i an tie.Oiman; Orc-'etien M* ii-iroit freshman: Belli ,: .met Rapids fresh-.1* Tin el>-kv i ■ .(ohnstone. Birnung- ' Ami ru-au-British n,,or Beth Murphy '< ■. „,t. Bubble Needles a.mo'e, Anne Ken- 1 :!, I'l-eek soptioniore. I'1 i. i,i\ e. Port Huron •' Pee Morrison l)e- •" num. Eleanor Wanti. minr: Sue A\ erill >" -ophomnre .ten- Detroit freshman. ! ruesitaJe. Buffalo. N. •, 1 CtHMjMlf an Ohio, freshman. M' in S> 1111)111>it \ IVst fast Eansmg sennn '* .itoist: Alice Bueseti- \V11ii.■ 1111,11.i*, i n. No, ..in-atn: junior, earn si- ,,mi Neva Ackerm.it ' .-in.a, will tap dance ! it tinputr i! lis Ih Ftehler Aid "ipla-li I'art s Planned Tin- test of tlie |>alnphlels SC lor Soldier*. < ui'ii- k. Battle atelv, Im it the ill 11.11111.111 V-ks Mrll lo Krliirii ( arils I iol. < l|iriiiiips Listed Mlied Itomliers Hit Base In* i'l.ireinent Offire A! I.ll-D ftllQ. IN T||E S I' \< IMC, I- i ii(a\ Hei, 4 At To, Kay I LMM'KK Have a Coca-Cola = Let's be friendly Iclassified ads ;)\i~P|( ' ^ li* ffS\ T'i /£ Big I IK'1 hrtli ltlD» • I %£ A TR»? I m M.iv CLASSIFIED RATES UHOt ... a way to win a welcome wherever you go tm Ci r~t ' 13 two cent* per There's friendliness in the simple phrase Hat e « "Cake". It turns intu friends, in both hemispheres, <^oca-Cola stands foe p\ J Ul.« ( - Mi advertisements payable without | little biown be makum strangers the pauit hearted. that refreshes, —has become the high-siga of-the good- h Y. Ition Ke' no P'e'erred posi j had given in-v, The Ciappti It's natural for popular namci to acquire friendly akbrevta eoiuio UHOtt AutHOsiir or thi coca-coia company sy I Cairn, Annex, Room I J inglon was adv Hotta. T liar's why yuu heat J edy through hi Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Jackson i vailed "Coke", |Exm'^ne 8"15U * R"Miuss navy hukt.r • •>- i. Tom., j ment until the i iMrs. Clapper's birthda, ' J : s£ J Friday, Feb™ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS pave Four Nazi "Suicide Squads' Meet Yanks in Cassino Street Fight Xinerican Vinorioaii Troops*" We(,k Atte.ulaiue Mark THE LESS Mil) Defy Enemy Defy 1 Fire - , as, Y,.ar-8 Figures Drops Sharply in in*Open ()p '«•» Thrust 1 hriist >»n'— „ Atal, ««, |»„„s . , . , i '"W'« Hear Fe Admiral Lmory, S ■ Land. - ap ' ^ the maritime A 1,1,1 KD H!)Q„ ITALY, ........ ir 'tended the final Fell. :: I AIM—American in- " dliams Hall Farmers' week yesterday. r fan try men thrust into ('as to Sponsor Second (bringing the total for the - age thi si no today for an hour of j ('ampus Canteen three-day event well over h,--t r islat dubbed bitter street lighting and formed : list of dornu- year's (orestry 15.000 mark. Dairy meetings for the and day c Prcduc 'heir lines tonight for a second 'rftowing, Ralph W. v ed to 124 ssels Tlur assault on the tottering German will tie the "Williams Canteen, compared with 208 stronghold in th« ir drive to open schetiu'ed for tomorrow night iTenny, director of short c December. Land and they no dor " the u.iy for a 50-mile advance ir 8 to if pre. The open and program chairman f. speech prepared backing of the sin to form a junction with Allied house will ire free to all men event, announced, or CBS -from They want to km landing forces south of Rome. students ai d service men on Throughout the week won't be any re Facing them were Nazi "sui¬ campus. Roth North and South Wil- attitude. was a serious and determined Farmers seemed well American Legion oinnr The output Li lowest | ances. cide squad-," fighting to hold on itm c last Febr in this outflanked city on the hams hall recreational facilities aware that there is an important rxpecte because i ture situations by tile flfth army front. will i>e turned over for enter jobi to be done, Tenny' said , . . ot the conversion of vards from puisitions. to afe tninment purpose ses. ,, Dancing tor Final program of the wees Llll(Ttv t0 victory ships and the council as Scire Prisoners of recordings, with mixer and cut- was an address last night in Col- ,on ',,.her vnr(1^ ,,n , questions : In a field dispatch sent from will i... i be held in the lege auditorium by ... i... : u.. o— 11- ...t, Ray Brock i. one. n. r,i iron , ..a, essels, are to be dire in dances military instead , cargo forward command "post out- dent himself. side Casino. Associated Press dining room Entertainment will war correspondent of the New • declare Correspondent Hal Boyle said be provided during intermission. York Times, who spoke on the American troops charged into The recreation rooms will be■ war as he saw it. "The college the town just after dawn today "I*'n f°r ping-pong and other orchestra also appeared in a half I.ET'S (iO BOWIJM; ami PLAY HII.I I \KI» and took prisoners before they table games. Bridge and other j hour concert. withdrew under the fire of heav- card games will be played on the Highlight of the afternoon sunporches program was the livestock show K AIN H<) \\ R E( R EATK )N ily armi-1 German tanks. Mary Jear.ette Martin, instruc ,,n(j sa[t, which were tiehi in the i A Cairo broadcast heard in tor m the speech dept. will act iivestock pavilion. At that time London dee hired that "street the I'nion champions of the steer and swine Opposite lighting t:> going on m Cassino, h N'ori Willi: will mites Tanks have forced a break¬ patron - product)! Mi¬ Mr- () Ben he i and sold through and Allied infantry i> ami ti¬ pouring into the town,"; ll F SI Other Posts Taken j yieirs iii Brief The battle for Cassino herald¬ ed the approching end of three months of hard, bloody lighting COLLEGE FRONT LONDON, Feb. 5 APi- MID-WINTER to crack the enemy's main moun- special session of the Spam, •am defense line across Italy. By BETTV ANN WFNULANU cabinet, presided , • hv Cm North of Cassino. French eralissirn-- Franeisc-. i - ti troops, including ASSERSBY decided to maintain >. nt Algeria n and Tuni- Goums and shai outer mbpped up resistance p.v tieed a have undoubtedly table near the desk, no- neutrality DNii sunt tonight ('.er in inch two coeds are seated, Pi Hen's lliuli (Juulity F. r those who have wondered hel[ e their purpose is may this to lie.,- the matter up I'.mHeileinc war stamp It Vatican- radio said tonigi" SUITS-OVERCOATS Emu week dilfer Pope Pu.s had refused to has the la -I ITs SI I I - 85 2 7 85 .• morn in. id i The Victory Speakers' bureau W ASHING i''N K.-o OVERCOATS AT CLEARANCE the week Briet speeches, t-,d.iv signed a ticulv reiat HOME EC 22s1 rg • at'uiued from Page 11 Igso Men's All Wool Reversible TOPCOATS j285 ' ,;r FDC plans U r it new pro- All W o»l H I- Of. Hi..!- Mellon M \( KIN \\\ S L- v ERE - SAT. • Si V It Johs. Induction SIMEW AFTERNOON < 69 fir lleavxHeight MOl l>KIN RANTS J I leer ease M id-Term Willkie to List Tax lluosts I art dim eat FittU res '•V ASH IN. li ON Feb 3 . AP) Rlue (.overt WORK SHIRTS. i 49 Sanforized Shrunk <>mmtttce any o THE FINEST Hal! Ham! Rnhher Karin Arelie-. us^ht to ho bt A'stvni by $16. FAoor Iieavxweifzht. I iuiekle* nt graduates Marshall Tells of Battles SHOW Michrga' WASHINGTON. Feb 3 1AP1 the enrol 1- -Gen. George C. Marshall told . IN TOWN mm pa. h eslimet). tne nation tonight that "great Tins is an indication, Lintort battles" impending in Europe said, that the young men who and the Marshall islands thrust ' J have completed high school are in the Pacific is only the pre¬ We Suggest J W view to more action. temporarily foregoing their col¬ 317 H VtriuitUa Ave. IliD lege education because they are approaching military age. The More than 2,000 teachers in Reservations ' Catt girl high school graduates have i nine southern states have enter- ( $9934 or 82439 Store Open Until 9 P. M. ; r.W; > been attracted by war work at j ed the armed service or have j Monday, Friday and Saturday good wages, he said. I left for better phying jobs. I