FOE VICTOR! wftk ffWTTD STATES WW BONDS-STAMPS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS W cather - _ n""y S'"rfg"' Publication Michigan State College o -now flurries. > l.AVSiV; MICHIGAN- WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 0 foua s Nazis Gird lor Now Attack Near Rome Nikopol Ofl'ensiye S't IK.,,I /• " "Allied Air I ni ce Yields Key Town I,wohS-lsi ar( Mast, rv >[Minish Heaven English la to Soyiel Venn /v'''7' l"l> VfTV(it fber IScnchli.a.i :' ora> I l»r« llfarl of Nip •\ to learn, but mom- the alf lis Mp Knhnipirc , .A"; ' f Jacob Hieble's first •h class think that ish ts a bit mixed up tier yesterday's class. imperfect case goes id on." he said, at- explain that particu- For example. I go German Inmilxr . many girls: that s Round- Ho-pitai. Kill- { .*\ Ntir-< - Wjl t Hit look ( ilj Happily Ever After on -tudents after flunking : liieir sorrows in the pale • brew others prefer soli- but mo anonymous coeds . t they have found a better ion Ys they left the psych hn;- following a mid-term were overheard saying. "If k nut this term I'm going < nd get married " • i t ii_rn Institule i hirer to Give fie— of Talks Military Man's I ah Hill fusses in Senate: fares Hostile House (tills. \lisrtlhiiit'iHis Ihiams slurt >jMirttui mi ixiHui In BULLETIN no. 1 If TH \RMI lit \t II. Iff ill sc 11 III Of KOMI frb s \f' fhe German- forted a (,4'twnil ih'Xtiiuh'f I isil.s Kunnet ' slight rnirrna t,t In the Hnlish of wwar ad p*r xY Lit :f fr. TIME TABLE - '' :? THE WIRE Iv.. -4? \i.n : p m MM >V feb. ft AK.— Hen- II I ..ton annex said in a dispatch from the ( «bb> - heir Office front spartan salesmen > p m. •rmy tonight that x "are spartan office ans reported to be ■ ••ssion o 1 an edge of ( a*- Christian science 7 St p m_ < ha pel. i.sertlng "an edge" after Peoples chore t: • ting that V. S. forces Phi Lambda Tan " p m. "d to have woo the Ger- Reading room, Olds hall ®an i»astioa. P? .Wo f.psilon, (> 3S p m. • * * Hunt food shop '' VSHISGTOX, Feb. ft (API Ice Its Sigma Phi 4 !• p m. ' Upatloo of Kv ajalein atoll Sun porch. In ion the Alarshalls has been com- , . ALEXAN- Rotr.c Blue Key. «:ifl p. m. Ptetcd. the navy annooneed to-. <>«• Sir Hoh »' , .rum VII organircd resistance by E'ER > Org. room I. L'nion i f' . j- k La ( ofradia " f.a. Japanese on that largest I chief '• • " ; ' T ki.-i bPART A.VS—Page 4 IM tmoa annex ^ tiic mvjr laid. Wandi,!mak'p:r;,r jusfiM o'ruG-"'itfne CjUafie front :r snaved for MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear li . . . Bv Ij,.f,tv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS THE LESS SAID... SnterMl t> eecond-rta*! rnatla,- «t the postofNce, bit Lanelng, Nick, Ofl«* By NEVA AC HERMAN lerated . n ground fl~tr of M*t wing of Onion Building Annex, from 8. k'uhlidaily except Sunday and Monday muring. during the regular ,chnol ye*r end W«'.i ..>'l,y and h'ntunlay mornings during summer tree inn by the stuilenu of ii saul licit ire that Member A.wul.ted Coll.gi.tr Pre*. Michigan St.U colleg.^ tn Stiltc students si v nrsisu m Telephone—College Phone 8-1811. 84- bounded by I , \". » Horiel OfTlew—Ext. Uii Buelneee OflM is National Advertising Service, Inc. -Ext i«». venue ami the Red (Mi .-•<• l'uMi\l*n Refr* o vtetil* Sufrti-riptloB retee—8e per ropy; tl.M ' •' dents willingly ari- no MtcmsAvt NrwYOBK. N V Per your by rnell; 1150 per year by (V UnowledBe "f ai- so' .in ' s ■ ins sssfii, - 4ss reaacieee colli'Ke carrier to etudenta; 82.21 pe» T., year oV-college carrier to uon-etudenta. , MhMHEK OK THE ASSOCIATED I'llESH 1' ' Tb* PrtHi-" It untitled to th« f«»r rcpnbliratfon of «J> ijh fti rr-f|i««l to ft or not cthrrwlw rrwilt^d In Un« paper and ilao tb# fay. *i \.n (.ubiiAlud therein. All right* of publication on ap«eial dt*p«tch«a fear*- .lAN'E MIM.AK III SIN CSS STA1K VViiNVK tiAVttlPON, BARBARA KEABN- •MAHAI.YN WII.I.MI.M. IV.u.lnti.m manager - Snarl*/•-. fq RAibtr • 3 AIIURO coaoovA|uj - t.ollcfjo l)ru«: No. 1 •ti® feSbL 111 K. (irand River > (arloon-Novelty-News ^ I «; I! ! c. A N S T A TE NEWS Page Tnreo I'.S. warns turns Against Nazi Stand ',r;';:r I'elatrnns K ***■■*« riihlir Hr1" HI Oth 5 \ Women's Office at State I"" f . rHtidt' ,A" Anxioii* Stml,.„|s Uw.il Ma,.ks S. h.-.h.l, .! for Vm Wk Mill r, i„, _ » HK \ By DOTTK VON ■'»* APLHA Sports Aii. r I, \ Phi ; J s, liK i ll; piim.. up KYil IlllOllIlOlIS ■ Kappa !)«!?;. J NGTON. Feb. 8 IAI , three sn.nv has re- persni 11 vines n t-., KmlBWl that 'V(I1.K, sjHM I.. I : 1 A A 1m. vv ' *,i] r<-snon>-!- the hi. ..at the Mfle el v; \inh;i Pi . n I'.plunatloii |'| Fricijv I* the hr.triiine •< Mst Tryoiil* (t|icn Tonight for Bawl \walist Spartan 'AsliinidiiT It. \ppear 'I ouiorrow 1 " 1 ! i V ' Blue Star Insignia x "',,d lo Denote I op ...! A t" ' list 1 1 »• Hankiti" \ST P l;... tAs The » HNTIM |M, I;I: M UiK \Bl.l CO VT \M> St I I I I.t; \li \M ! . > VI I , ( oaeh Marks J \ 0 O B S O N ' s ■ I'.i 1 ears an '/W >part Staff / I~ j »■ t)\ r i ' 0• * .& ;rj / ' /■ . A ^ ' they want to CALL HOME war plants keep ftl long distance circuits humming STORK IT. OF MICHIG AN S I A I F < OITKOK e T. f\\/ST >vernment war agencies st-vtt; need the wires Wrist Waleli Band* I luit i»\ .t-k inak-- «1111 % rt.illv (iifjaretle < a*e* - w u<- \ ( hi t»» nn . .--arv «.til,- tt» uar-iiusv ana-. \ini. tf th<* operator a-k^« Kin"* vou I., limit your t all to 5 miniilt vou'll know it's Bell Bliekle.* f !m Lid'- I «!• -1 a:h win ii.ta!»*ada.v Through Friday 8:00-«:i»'». Saturday s o it::o'. ill u Wednesday, February MICHIGAN STATE NEWS >Sage Four SPARTAN Fortresses Smash Frankfurt (Continued from Page 1) The next location was in the THE WOMAN'S WORLD to Climax Allied Operation old Music center on the comer of Abbott road and Grand River. SWL V. Pot Stone, Chicago. ! Marauders Open (lonliniious Aircraft Parade J Fall term, 1941. the magazine "Customs of Latin America ' stated yesterday. ; 1 . • i . !_• i settled in its present office in the is the topic of Dr. Ixiuis Sanchez STUDENT-FACULTY 11 LONDON, Feb. 8 (AP)—Frankfurt, the f?reat industrial jl)asemt.nt (lf Union ,)nnt.x thl, , of the foreign language depart¬ j The student-faculty , enter of a half-million population in western Germany,! former Wolverine sanctum. Famed Characters ment. who j will speak at the gen¬ of the Home Ec club was smashed by a fleet of Fortresses today for the third Two characters which have eral meeting of SWL, tonight, ac¬ I at 6:30 p. m. today m time in 11 days to climax an all-day Allied air operation Chairman been an integral part of the cording to Publicity June Kuhlhorst. New Bremen, O,, J the Home Economics ■ in which perhaps 2,500 sor-* Spartan "-are Osric and Sandra | TOWN GIRLS Sue. Sandra is the ideal dream¬ sophomore. The meeting will be ties were flown'from British 1 jl1 . •, >i held at 7 p. m. in the Spartan j Town Girl memlw widespread j * f(tH t till} I lOUSe Sherman, cartoonists for the ed up by Larry Hardy and Lo<> 1 to attend the club's ins bases against room of the Union. should Teams ff in Over j publication. morrow noon targets. HOME EC HOARD i the women's lounge < American and British daylight ... ! Osric. who headed the mngn- The Home Ec board will meet i or the Home Ee hmM raiders of virtually eveyr type l\Ol(. »rnnonenIs * ' '« m 1940-41, took over the editorship Jast year when the a, 7 p. 111. today in the Home Ec ! The luncheon will bo > based in the United Kingdom library. Pres. Jean Oviatt, Wash¬ | Town Girls lounge 11 Two ROTC teams suffered de- ! :,rm.v t'Ut the stall. The veteran ington. D. C., junior, announced. and membership can: took f>art in the dawn-to-dusk offensive. The almost continu¬ feat at the hands of fraU.rmtv ! ^I'ortan _ mg publicitystaff member work onis now do- campus, AWS COUNCIL ■ presented at the door. ous parade of aircraft started house teams in last nights AST [ Mt. f(inT„,riv wns graduate assis- ]oFF CAMPUS WO Ml \ with a force of approximately basketbnll games. In the third tant and instructor in geology, Members of AWS council will 200 American Marauders hit¬ hold their regular bi-monthly j A meeting of off cane ting the enemy's anti-invasion game u Wells hall team j>il«tl up j Otto Siegmund, Detroit and Jean Barnes, Detroit meeting at 8 tonight in orgamza- , en will be held at 7 t in room 112 of the Uu, fortifications in northern France. a large score to win ovet it off i junior, now head the publication •ion room 2 o! the Union. Pres. Preliminary announcements rumpus opponent. (of- the magazine. gave no indication that the new- The team fron, the Sigma Chi j staff Officials house beat the second ROTC j other editor-business manager SWAIN JEWELRY STORE Tomorrow will be the last team by scoring almost three combinations were Harvey Har- day Uiat applications for the tiines as many points, ttie final ,ington and Fred Arnold. 1937- graduate record exam will be i score being 39 to 14 The Phi 35. pj-K- Wessborg and Gerald accepted, according to Prof. j Delt house won by only a five Winters. 1938-39. and Norwood Heart Locket* for Valentin* Paul I iressel, examination point margin. 17 to 12. Ward A | Hubbell and George Cope, 1939- State Theater Bide. counsellor. Applications can j beat Lambda Chi Alpha 28 to j 4,1 be obtained at the orientation 1R Osric < nd Art Howland. 1940- office, administration building. Hi.: the 41; Robe il Dawson and Donald ! Spalding ! 941-42, and Sid Levy est assault on Frankfurt ap¬ land Ih- II. r- Upland. 1942-43. proached the record scale of the raid Jan 29, when more than 1.800 long tons of explosives were domiHsl U|xm the mass of WOLVERINE. PIN war factories there by more | CI11 house, while I'( than 800 bombers. j the Phi IJ«• 11 house 1 a- Pillowing pictures j hay over ROTC 1. But the fact that this gigantic take punch has boon followed by two ! Civilian basketba mote quick blows Feb. 4 and to-I linn began Monday night when] Alpha day is evidence of the Allied in-I'he Smoke Shop lean, defeated j iiiliel tenlioi. to gi\e Frankfurt the I'he Dark Horses by a • core qi ; of hammering to! 3ft to 14. Jack Breslm w.o high] Chrisu; >ame kind Y WCA wfiich Berlin and Hamburg al- 1 man with ten points scored, ready have lx-en subjected. j Last night's game was 1-c-j P. Mu It seem,- probable that these! 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