Valentines Day Brings Memories r Itiiifi to American Youth car of war and hate Feb. it:. H is si ill set .1 :n » . \ a I e n t i r h ■' ' ;,s Valentine's day, when cupid boldlv sent day oritrlni sidcred betrothed. Thi inietiial -ipiiifican ni and enters "into the lovers' festival. ' which it has acquired later confined to men. more t is still celebrated in a free country recently The dav at one time celebrated However, even with this rich traditional hildren may clutch their pennies in hand the feast of two an int.- Wound the Hritish people no longer con u ihrotiKh the counters of valentine, According to ' rjidil ion, proper to celebrate Vale ntine's leclinp of nostalgia, Johnny Infantrv said to have dav, an- yoitnjf-people must learn from doiiyhlmv- liab. retncmhers those happy days when oils to talk about home about, our method a' little Mary a frilled and llowerv , rei| serving the day.' i'h its verse emliriK "1 love you." lb I his year on a eojleye campus, geared j-n how he painstakingly printed )e , time productjon. Valentine' dn\ . could e;, ,i the envelope . . . the SCI'iiwK letter ioiiefl on Kntflish lied out the Kifl of his choice m the Mijjfli.sh I toy mid t'otten. I ok' 01,. of affection, ion. There isn't, much ■uaj-fe the same thin.: brotherly jp probably rememhetiu^ with the same i"K, chocolate hearts are cxtimt, and 'I her \'alent itie's twinye her childhood eayerne r,,, day. n;. is out of reie h. A It obscrv c(| t he lacy frill, a day to come so that she miyht find (ptaitit heart, a written word seem childi h in was to he remembered by the ripht . Perhaps, howe\ aid the thrill that came with ■*ouId appreciate tin opening ■ cilainiuy the chocolate heart. ■minder of the past tilll\ I >< M UIMTS Today's ( ontimip Raid |[airipus Vol. :t:.z bnily Si ml rut fit I, Heat ion of Michigan |..\S'| |,A.\S|\i, MK • \TC|(i)'. ||,.M Si,tie College on Frankfurt liieniN liUlncr« Weaken . I',hntlcd fty Litre llC-l'unllelIhuieellhhlinhis • i- \ir I oric f .M-eiiie. h«'c*n searching flit II eckeml Social icticitics i li ti n-j v < f)ri\r tiiitfis • for Just tin linitinrr to oxpros'- Sii^InK .•'!«• lion foi Iki "lallif-r* fline- In Ha\ Inr \timi.tI Orerk itcrda. Hall trill;. '.reel. „ <1, lull oti a v. hit lungs. She nudiionnn til the ni"- „.i - , . ,,, eh It- i'ltysicisl ! Osgood, head of the department, makes tn mystical powers, .ire beginning In i rsterday when he ex- dexire for a meter plivsirH leeture. none ;■ so he quietly pro- h Ins lecture and live iter two meter stlrks . front of him. Where I rum. his students • el Injured out. K/jfM Says Pacific I ii r I'rouri'ssiiiis i1 >N\ Feb. "I-ATIIKK" IIIM.S II 'APi . . plays tonight . . naruiex have de¬ er dozen Japanese Subscriber-- net Spartans triphammer blow campaign to wipe sees 111 ' selected' 'liaiik them into disrlos nuniqu h enthtis of the I'. iSSOCldtCS 11 ill lloiutr Athletic Assistant TIME TABLE " it 11 ,t of • llfparliiM-ul TODAY— '1 Jure Mitvit* ral Alpha phi Omega : :ik p.m. Mich I niun vunpiifdi Spanish film a.x t,.x | H-c u i to 1 rienils to Attend 4-11. x p. m. ■mi: language movie. • \g lull, room 101 I "ivuaite department Olds at 8;3e !> m.. •' Zandunga.'' on i guests, alumm. and student club. tt:30 p. m. " 2!. of Frimodia's Ohm Peoples church according to ''r»ky. iiistructor in director of alumni re ■ .N'alioiial A1 • IFC dance, ft p. m. llas Ten Letters smoker has ( allege auditorium ""i's series of films is FrimodifC fir"! Ck "•* Town Girts' dance. '• p in. of a program the tipper pel i Masonic temple presented durinp ; gan Alumi ' ated in lft!7. after v.moiti was discontinued ' the war. varsity letters, a record v i "Frim" ! Classmates and teammates of TOMORROW— has not been equaled. 'If on Spartan baseball and < hifstlun Fellowship. :> p.m. V' :' said that the last letters include four each in j football teams who plan to be Bethel Manor. 135 M.A.C. up will be o second ketbull and baseball and tv I present include Normal Weil, ■ vie which has been i New York city H. A Kick. Rich- MONDAY— football. V L, L. FKIMOD1G ; land; Orphan Bojr of Vi¬ Frimodig's duties in t.'.t Harold A. Clark, Detroit, Sigma Fpsilon, 6:45 p. ra. honor athlete and M. F. Fuller, of Sodua. It on ni 7, I uion letie department include . . . • . Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS (inn ami Bear* '! By i CHURCHES th. y-vfflr*. Ui) I.analn*. Mlek. OSlaM By EILICEN OKHI.KIl of Union Halldtnf Ann**. f"<>m S. 4'.tollv rnorinir* ilurlnif the r^Ktt'nr *chn"! v#«f WH «l .i. c • • trmi. r r'tiMOri by the ettideni* of kfolxr Colirrlatr P'w m Mi'hivNn Hie to eolletft. COLLEGE LUTHERAN Telephone•-■CntW# Phofie 9-1811. JW- Rev. William Young at .nal OfT-re -Eat. . Hualneee Offlm NHtion.il A> mini. • 1 R<> per year by cnrrier i. •Uid*nt». 12 28 P nofv • UHafita. 10:30 a.m. Bible class will be i ui a in The guest speaker f< OK IHK ASSOCIATED PRE . . ... .,»lin»tlon of ftii club, i thin paper and »!*«. the Hi r ag at 4:30 •pwctai iJiHperrhee here- ■ill be Bill V t/l I! V CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JAVR MIM.Att "Soul" will be the topic for discussion at the 11 a m. service VIMSllN. TIAftllVRA FKARN- in the East Uinsing Masonic 1 t>i, i file. 314 M.A.C. Sunday school is at 9.30 a nt., and the PEOPLES CHURCH 11a.m. with Dr N A MK'uiW! speaking on "How (<• Face Trouble " The student program 11insi*1 of supper at. 5:13 p.m.,; 11 ocklv l.cltcr to Men in the Service sole discussion at 7 p m n the sendee is a weekly fen- I Michigan Store etc,*, /lescrilnrif/ the outstanding ■ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN it ui )yit s. Clip ct - 1 i< iid mail it to a friend in the I "And the Word Became Flesh" will t>e I he topic of Rev John Vandcr Meulco's sermon at the lung at D' a in . young •V ill 'people'- meeting at VIII this tear n it dm those Spatial 4:30 pm. and the fellowship ld noddle Tinker :• the i lid tonight to In 9:1.-1 pan •clohrat In- MSI" These athletes really , In Ihim: ST THOMAS AQUINAS off in ill. Mrowes arc at the usual hours. end in ,'ote Hemenihei H and 10 a m and 12 m , daily ill lee. cithci , and I don't rosary devotions at a If) pm, , Campbell tiall e slowly tun do ;t hiirlesque house, I and the servicemen's mass Fri¬ think, The V-Mail Star parade In Custer Wednesday and day at a 10 p.m. Newman club J the men were so Impressed ihhey wanted hi draft the coeds, executive hoard and committees, Guess I'll enlist including air force and AST I Well, you shrewd little dude, I think Ihis about winds ttp mv committees will meet at the weakly (no, that isn't miwpellei ii effort, Monday is Valentine's rectory at 001 Abbott road. | day just thought I'd t. II >.hi Plans will be made tor soldier ! Ui and civilian xludent> Lenten mis EAST LANSING CHI K< 111— CHRIST LUTHERAN ^ ( OI.I.FCJI I.I THKRAS <111 IU H i.n.r Own Fen i II, h.**i l,nn«n»K Mxitr 'Dwiilari will he Rev E L Wnidi Spartans at By JOHN IIK KKV n m Sunday school and Bihli* i ins-, arc at 9 30 a.m hp. iflje 41. Alpha Oin- 3 MVAfflNt. \ nttn«. V \\|» \ IMIIM. !uf » VmMt,r icion chllf)tci Of Gamma Delta will meet in the faculty dming Ted llemmelei former BIGGEST noise of the week co- eame from none other than capiat arsity swim¬ THE PEOPLES C HURCH ST. THOMAS \€|l IV \v Pvt. Tom Rioiatan. ot "Her- ming team, is now a second lieu¬ NAZARENE • ini< rdrnumin«tiuD«l i CATHOLIC <111 K(I! •nic Says" fame He iv on lio- tenant in the medical adminis¬ Rev C A Bruch will preach 405 Abbott I lough from Kurt Jackson. S ('. trative corps • t the morning service at II a.m SUNDAY M \^s| > Lt. Charles E Weaver drop¬ i t. Jack Smith of Lansing has and the evangelistic service at S-iUce-.a Wurshig 7:30 pan Sunday school is at «?©§ 19:99 ped in the State News office for graduated from the cavalry school at Fort Riley. Kan 10 a.m. and the young people's Tin. W.OiS. Topic i few minutes Thursday nigh! Lt H>»h-«lay • Lieutenant Weaver, who recent¬ Richard (Count) Reidenbarh is hour al l>.45 p m. •How TO tac k THOt'HI.K" Far men in Miu—Fridn*. ly wan Ids air force wings, was reported to be in Africa with the lis N. A Met I NK 1 tin(ra«iunn * Kat»rH«v with the class of "4«> and was a mechanized cavalry. Cadet Rob¬ p.m. and 7 39 f« ert l\ Lost "My Kingdom for member of Phi Delia Thela tra- Allwardt. Phi Delta Theta. Day Cook" Kcbriaarv kocuri temity while at MSC, is at 1'enn State college in the Charles Coburn Supper - MatJ) ASTP Corp. Len D'Ooge, Delta Sig¬ \ ••wpers — (,; | Kr. J. V. MacAacbin < « ma Phi. is back on campus today A C Tern Anderson has classb Kr. Michael v - . lUnrnMMn —• 7 .M visiting old friends and class¬ fled as pilot and is now m Phone *t* ' ■ pri¬ mates. Corporal D'Ooge is sta¬ mary at Pacific air school. Fort tioned at Fort George Meade, Stockton. Texas A C Marvin llaltimore, Md. F Buvitch was last heard from while atteitditig Bush held. Au¬ FIRST CH1RCH OF CHRIST, KCelFNTIsl Ensign Robert Dickson is on luty in the South Pacilic us u gusta, Ga. EAST I ANNIM, _ Temple. 514 IH A t \ submarine officer. Ensign Dick ¬ Ensign John Becker is now at Sehooi 0:.in nv Suixtay Servir«> son graduated in t942With a de¬ -en and also teaches the men to gree in mechanical engineering. swim. Ensign Becker will be fWfftJirtr H.w„ Recently commissioned a scc- remembered as one of Slate's Opvr\ ilmlf from . «■ ond lieutenant in the army air better natators. turves at Turner held. Ala., An¬ Bill t hecketts. engineering son James Walker awaits further student of the class of '47. has orders. completed hfs hoot training at LANSING CHLRGIHS A (' Clarence "Doe" Kcrijan Gieat Lakes and after a lu-duy Is now stationed at Mtami uni¬ leav e will return to tha» base for versity. Oxford, Ohio. Cadet assignment. Lt. Elmo Sonaha is MIFFLIN AVE. Sertjan is attached to the navy stationed at Camp Lai-, Va. CHRIST LUTHERAN Church #f the Nararene cm Rt ii V-S program there. Ensign Donald Farmer is still Ml & MiffUn Ah.. (MisMuri svD«»« Harold W. Oehmke is now en¬ at the U. S. coast guard academy. C. A. Hruch, lllaktM' 122 So. Pcnna.. ' rolled as an aviation cadet in •New lauulon, Conn. Ensign K. I„ WOI.HT V»">r the lire-flight school at Maxwell John L. McCloud teaches navy team* »nid to field. Ala. Cadet Oehmke. who men how to fly at tlie Corpus AU S attended State from 1942 to Christi base in Texas. H'omhtp nith ton* »*>«'" • Preparatory Ser% t<- 1943, will receive nine weeks of Lt. Harold Heffernan was com¬ 19 «. m. Muffling Hurbhip It i. «. intensive military, physical and missioned at Fort Sills' field ar¬ "COirs OWN FKWK HI- t.*fmnjr Sfrricff 7:#8 p. m. academic training at Maxwell. tillery school in Oklahoma re¬ Ensign Colin (Pinky) Getr, cently. Added Treats Tw« KWkk houiN of STkh!-k \flcr Kxpcrtod lloll-C PilHWlBC pptic i (| by i 2ft day a flat I,;, orient payment • Id flow 11 ronr>um< Hoc thl iiii'h i" expected to ap- isati amendments ami a.II along to the White "m 1 a presidential veto eiUrlnly awaits it. The min rals f I <; in I inland isl, - THE - Patten 7arms | WOMAN'S WORLD i Itx l.lOM. seastrom ' The STOCK IP >I.M Ktnnih Feb Sncy.l | Ir.-rr- -i Mot: I'KTintiNK omen candidates tut l.i1'. offices must have government tout p.,. , nc'piotif. in the AWS/.fficc peace term* Thev held t >l*MM \N IMP <. NO. 2 - i todav. Point Si!Sij/cn Xiniouin nit I'o at Sub-Mullen ing With Va.no A Tnnnet Fm : crmari Sheila /Sym« ins tiisti finance mou ,t»-> atai e'¬ lor Writing Woto y Orders stated er of the group o.i Selling Postal Mamie, ■!,,.» i , Swdelsh pre;. , iron "seiulllir ParkaRCs II UK IARY BOARD 11,, bought. ilft.N slVI.N DAYS \ tVt.l.K on pus judiciary board nid a regular meeting at The dispatches said the da¬ tooay in the dean of wo- wn marked bj «xten i e dm i L M."> Ka-I (.rami Kixer Helsinki I, seemed to that there .till 1 i indc, I s.r <»111* Ib nl.il Lilirarv ltai I HI. - SAT.. SUN. iflti , man minister, Vo -! Ml AY AFTERNOON who ■ returned today ferences in Germany fi..m tie cr, lid |<> kt't'Il Hp till lilt' kltl'st lltltlk" 'paper S-enska Dagbladet ..,>0 Presenting Raosprplt Rp/torls Oil THE FINEST Suftplien Must ( omp U- a tlav from (Hher Areas State Women Progress I LOOK WASHINGTON. Feb. 1! AP in Howling Tournament Kit- minimum • The United Stales, Presiden' Roosevelt said today, can no mpi til SHOW longer depend wells for on domestic ail the petroleum if oil bo have been r needs, and must now turn else¬ mg' ' gaic IN TOWN where for additional supplies. South Car p We need petroleum from out¬ from /one 4 side for this war. if it keeps on while Sign- Ka 'We SuEgest going, and for the future, said. he over Abee Cowl Kappa Alpha The CAMPUS BOOK STORE His remarks were touched off undefeated tear Reservation* by mention at a press-radio con¬ h> 534 42ft Toe OPPOSITE THE 1 MON ference of the projected oil pipe¬ est individual « Call line across Arabia from the pet- riitig. ifit wan 89934 or 82439 Kappa Marge sian gulf field to the Mediter¬ ranean sea 22 Musicians IFC-Pan Hel Sara \ au^lui Mliicifoiinctli o Vocalists I'KKSkYIS Ear! 44Father" Hines Auditorium 9—12 I Tickets Sale at Door Fouight, §2,75 per couple on -MICHIGAN STATE NEWS | Saturday, February i Page Four !National Women's Fencing So< i« |v Pacific Fleet Centers Attack ^ Fom* Take More \azi F.ilies Seeks to Kxpanri College Cliapit i v oil Wake Island Area Again Janet Keasey, Lansing in Forward Hash By DOTTE VON DETTE 1 at | Helen Sergcnson; Jean Japanese Plan Lohscn Mounting Rapidly LONDON, Feb. II (AP) — So¬ Founded four' years Michigan State, Delta Gamma ago Aurora, Ind„ junior; p,-,t viet furees in the Ukraine today [Way, Detroit .junior; ' If. S. PACIFIC FLEET 1IDQ., Pearl Harbor, Feb. 11 Mu, women's national collegiate raptured the rail junction and Luce, Grosse Pointe sot l (AP)—Coronuilo bombers of licet air wing two struck ; vGerman . ... , . ft: i inttii bastion uuBiinu of »u Shepetovka oncpvnuvivu fencing society, is rapidly in¬ Joan Treuthun; Doris 1; Wake island for the second straight day white warships j (m lilu,s jr:Kjin,» into Rumania, creasing its scope of activities. of the Pacific fleet and army planes continued their relent- I Hungary and old Poland, while Several of the members are In¬ falo, N. Y„ senior; Klean. less pounding of Japanese-* If:,r tlie «i»t other Russian troops compressed structing in regular physical ed¬ man, East Lansing scni-.- ley Crisman, Pontine jum., cSstor'\V1;Nimitr'innoil!"'' ll)R PronOIUICCS 'ZTun^u' ( hisur.W. ISinut/, annount-. ,4 iRtrio of , strip of territory territory near 16-mile-long ie ucation fencing classes near the mid- offer other classes during the and they Pat Johnson, Wyandotte ; who is i today. week for women interested in president of tin llomr lira,!,lira,I 4*1 llonvv diveliomhers and light¬ » fencing. Pins for the society a ■ ers of the seventh American miles southeast of Rovno and Recently the honorary has un¬ scrn shields bordered army air force dropped more Unfile Serious near the pre-war Polish fron¬ dertaken to establish chapters with a gold foil running than a hundred tons of explo¬ tier. was announced in a special 11 other campuses. O iters of in¬ 1 ally through the shit-itt sives on unnamed atolls in the WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 (AP) order of the day by Premier sulation have been sent to fenc¬ Marshall* yesterday without The president's description of Marshal Joseph Stalin. ing societies at Oregon State, draw-mr, any lighter opposition. the surumn and bitter struggle Two hundred miles to the east, University of Pennsylvania. Had- Heavy Bombardment It was the 13th time Wake hod for the Home beachhead today "very tense:" capped a series of Hkranian nsjtfoops of the first and seeond clifle college, Rollins college. fronts captured 10 New York university, University INFORMATION been attacked since the Japanese less official indications that the more towns, squeezing into a of Illinois, University of Ken¬ captured it from a heroic little Allied position there is serious smaller corridor the remnants of tucky, Ohio State, and Hunter STUDENT C LUB band of American marines more However, authorities here I what was once it) Nazi div college to form chapters. None of than two years ago. Washington and Lin that they estimated at more than 1 , , gave no indication the sc hools has voted on the inn It was the secotin consecutive be honored at the Stum consider the beachhead struggle men. stitution yet, day in which the supreme com¬ The Moscow niqtte. birthday party tonight ipeless. They look for better tmprtiloin mander in the central Pacific: had eather to assist the Allied cause j corded by the Soviet monitor, p. m. in the student p.. announced that units of the Pa- Alpha chapter was lounded by Peoples church. i although such hopes were dash- said the railroad town of Tagan- Rachel Friedland, II in .1 hope citlc fleet had shelled enemy po- ,.(j temporarily toelay by newsjcha and the town of Olkhovchik, of promoting national collegiate 4-H ( LI B sit ions. The announcement saiej i ti,;i, .\lluel warphmes in the H» miles apart, were captured on the' bombardment did not hrun: appreciation of fencing. At first A box social will be h, 1, ;,rea had been grounded by .1 ; the north and south ends of the the aim was to sponsor an an the Campus 4-11 club torn 1 out any return re from tin* de- j German position. Miropolye, al¬ blinding ruin storm. nual collegiate tcnemg conven¬ 88 in room 401, A* hull Jense batteries so captured, is three miles south During yesterday forenoon the tion for college women, hut such women are asked to bring t Heavy Liberator h o m b e r s went tier was clear, and Allied of Korsun. the largest town left dropped 72 tons of bombs on in the hands of the tired and plans have been discouraged tor planes over the embattled area the- duration. CHRISTIAN FElAOVVMHlt' targets in the Marshall;;. Me¬ t v\ th hungry (icrmans. dium Mitchell bombers rasraded Competition n encouraged, Spartan Christian F<, previous day Moreover they h will hold its bi-monthly 13 tons «>11 the enemy's positions met negligible enemy aerial nj»- AST Instructor in Foreign held at 5 V). m. tomorrow and Dauntless divebombeis and ) h 1.--it ion. Manor, 435 MAC Warhawk lighters addru !.» t«»n R'fi»sevelt at his pres- eonfei Languages Succumbs mmv Then the di vebombers TEA DANCE once called attention.to the la ami lighters swept low u> sti.tie mer AST that the Allies still control ti elletu-v There will be no tea il ground install at ion s btnguoges, \t air and the sea m Italy, and day because of the II Plane l oss Ifltgh MtMtlbtMsl other quarters it was made cl»s bul there will be one im-v Twenty mo Plant that the Allied command d< hav e been sin ponds heavily on these two fa« M u lot t i .i 11. i ' he (•,. - tinning aeria New Hritani. tors to save the Anzio tof.tho e' VVoxe, and ultimately to exploit it. Home had ■d bbr, Arthur's eon , sc: i as j- in lu \\ AVE? the Ul Chiciu f" S. citizens, have day. Two hi • colli g« Mi mhers Valine 1 of high seh took part 11 ('.o-Rccreulion < II'ftTH v cars brought Jap. n a s» hool and have p.. V ariclN of Aclivilit'tt I2l» tlui.. fai Iff\ HIM V c shut 1(1. table telll.t i bosket Lai-sing Man In Speak USEFUL V ALENTINE at Vesper Meeting Alii w th. AMI-.' church of Lansing. will talk on "1 live by these liming I ltW The \ vsper hum" ill the s«tuTuaiy Record Rook / Tailors »»i IVoples church at tola p.m. leader fur * 221 31. A. ( t if it Hi • >w Student vespers will be Jim Cro/ier. East 2.25 I aiism,: Miphommv. and special The ( Hit K I I Shop Hi rgan •ill »• >en led b> Mai v Open 34 Hours .1 Day Except East Hultoii I'olishit Stop In fin ( hlckcc-deluxe' kits 1311 I Michigan Nations Plan Custom Port 19c BKXt »:st XI K INSIHWCK WASHINGTON. Feb. 1! (AID U. I M M 1:INC. •Tiie exiled governments of lielgmm. the Nt lhei lands and Property Management Bonds Luxembourg. three oi ihe small >cwiiij> kit- EuiujH-au count lies which erect¬ 110 W. Grand Rlxcr I'll. 8221.1 ed economic wails against then 1.00 neighbors before the war, arc completing plans for a customs union when their countries arc liberated. Brixlle Buz* Down to Fstjuirc Sho« Belts Shoe Brushes Polish Jean's CLASSIFIED Ally with Solid Brass Bui 2035 E. Michigan 19c 1.00 Painless Photography W, In,II, rMlolM, AH-\l ool < lap Flush Lights with Braid THE HUB STUDIO Complete with Battery »J1 K. c.l.nd H|»l 1.50 1.25 First: FODi) vri PK„\ T V AN I) EH VOORT'S HARBORNE'S il I physic*. I!u* U>. Stub- Newg. M M.K sri DKNT tc wy.rk wutrninff* Lun«ifut Ciu IF**i»iUvL H'kutiI ami 213 E. Grand Kit er East Lausinj' f-intptlwi, ulm wthry. Cull 43429. Fotintaiu Service