VST Curtailment Plan May Not Affect State Draft MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Weather Clause Shortages Hack to Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Warmer Troops Orders east lansing. Medical*. Knpiiieer \STtt michigan, saturday, february 19. 1044 will Continue no. 109 College Training t'nder Plan jBigNamcBaiulHotml Oets Aerial Attack Today's j Scheduled for (SclMu,, ,fi. :.IUS),S ( Col. <«. 11. mandant. saiil last had received Kilter, MSC com¬ night that ho M(,avv I no J information concerning the uan< i from curtailment of 'Senior jcn iiioi Dmiwu* 'rom Mailt ',///' Head 1lra(l I i the Army Special gram at Slate. Training pro¬ I Commit lee ! The state board of governing body of State, necei agrk-ultu |;i|) Losses ment to make AST area and "I have no as to whether com¬ Sifxn- Fletcher will be leaving, and language students jIiip« It Merer Rains | Henderson Orrlieslra ' ceived no orders to have re¬ two military leaves of nbsen ship the men m the graduate play oir his for \unmil Hull Hciiileil Toward \ itsil out." he added. ! approved two i Don Buell, director of dra- appointments If the proposed settled down to put the 1 its meeting Thursdt i Hi«ninrck plan a fleets . . Fletcher Henderson will ccording State, the army will allow ntcdi- •ouches on "Guest in the to Secretary Karl McDc nel. cal and " the winter bring his nlI-Negro orches¬ AI.I.1KI) HIHj. IN Tllr. engineering students to term play, A *3,000 continue the college tra to College auditorium gift was accepted SAY PACIFIC, program > find: (1) Paul Geisenhof, Saturday, and soldiers enrolled retired Fell' IB (AIM—The from for the Senior ball on March | from Prof. 1.. C. Plant, in other : he lead, suffering B Japan- AST course will leave be.or.. arvngitis and unable to!'*' acc<"'ding to Band Chairman j head of the department < >f math- ,M i i e bound troni April 1 for rombat ... es.> convov it uk servi.i, ae- i maties, and a membei of the peak: (2) Dick Jones, !',ohn Blanchard. Dearborn, i . cording to the war • Bismarck archipel- department. , •haracter lead, in the hos- nth pneumonia; j 'rflP band leader, who is known ! faculty since 1913. The • hen spotted north- (3) Jirn ; as one the country's outstand- gitt will be Ni". Ireland v\ second lead, with I arrangers, features George scho rship In Tuesday WASHINGTON. Feb. )fi ngs from the president," ^ '°yd as vocalist and the II. n- <>i mnthe jtuie bl i almost completely —Draft boards have f.iiloi i Bill Graham to break ! person Sextette. Soils Project it, (Jen. Douglas Mac- meet the •ole of Dan. Otherwise Tickets for .tl ic annual somi- army's manpower •portf-d today. quiremviits to the folic the Fair- 1 formal party will go s„i,. | Anieric.ii; poUi.-h institute, will j extent IThursflrv at the Union desk and ' on The ships lost by the Japanese and so it has 'to the aerial attackers become i ecssary included to ! accounting office transfer J 10,000 spiv I ■M 1-ejKiei son's occheM, ., „ .he ] production of crops. The protect [ami three warships. i hp;,m -.od fuc , |Mir..»-i'm the i 12 merchantmen ot 3tl,5()u ton train- That's Life ; ; first ops from colleger o eorn- rnlorofi hi h■ i ' 1 utidct the direction of the <)< i The masthead bat coed is > attack caused , moments, the \ telling a new u , I'l.'i •art- of the old "left at ver- I hi-badcnst over the air and tne pai tin..Ill ,,[ suit ..Cloni c (heavy losses to Japanese jm i- I ti, iii the Mild.oi leave- .ili-epr, s.uinel. i;> nr. h" tale. She dressed up in1 ' done i.estra op. [,i 1, ov. w, V. best , v . granted to Franei Ditt teniav in first i finery to attend a: C11mp.iv annmincii::; cog s . >1 the - i, , |.,sv'u. ! that the attack had begun 1'ucs- ii. ntistrv wedding at Peoplesi "Chl-istopln .- ■ -o| (T.i'.te ' entire v.; ' -»'-••»• f'-r and d;.y off Mas: an island, General 0 to Curtis 1. Army . en. nr. h the other day, took a taxii | recently awarded. 1 ■ ilm Sahro kv. that she might arrive uuruf- olid i ■ .- .is 1,11 it. profess M.,rArlhur said the s!iij,s homb- »- -will ■ Commit:>•■ '• id !•■• i .ad met the entire el oluu.V. who .irrupted ed included a destroyer, targe wedding: | trophy presold • 1 t fh. ,.d- i ,.s she alighted in . assistant nut tanker and lour cargo' ship. To- el be- . front off standing arranger in Amerie., ' .• n 1 S . . I'nl' ' 1 lealtii da> in said additionally tli.it a ■ church . . . they were leav- He is ihr discoverer of instru- Sel l ice men the seene of the '...•(in ton tanker, nve 2.Pill) ton e high mentalish. • . ceremony such LouA \rin a .1 Faculty Men Iteturii men laintnu n two corvettes and 0 >• came in. one-half hour • stropq r.lcmr.n men Hawkin and Heei-t'.t • 1 tt a small nu'ichaiitmati were sunk • 11 '• 1 11143. Ro" Mdridge fl\i,,n ■! G i. as, p. ten 1 'p,, ,i .-s-. „ lull Hanovei 1 an ma, lin -lo.ii.it v, and 1. .1 ; MacArthur also reported a Eiiker. assistant pr.ifc.wir of «d Troops Establish 1 continuation ol . the daily air as- raised lately i saults on Kabatil as we'll as an- tlio firospcci Ucachlieads 'xdt-ti^htcnin^ fm oil Marshall Islands .•oft Significantly, irv\ no inter- «ii IxjfU'dv h'-Cdmllin.f % "i draft the PACIFIC FLEET HDQ..M- a ; ene.iunti'rcd at eith- Wl.a, ('basis . harbor, Feb. lit (aim \ Allies Direct Assault A-civ and marine and tin fathers h t.ifore assault parked bombci dependent , under cover of battleship and supported by low- jo/I Cassino Fortress he l>. : da led. reason p.. !., sulTic A 20-ton bomb attack carrier planes, have land- Held by Hermans . AAF by ,lnp- dcr draft pr. •ediire clinic The "1 AST)' was orga. vetok in the Marshall is- R„nt,,ul. II! islands, also was reported. Green the army Dec. IT, 11142. IK (AIM -The Alhe, opened a. island was occupied earlier in It , pi major assault before dawn to- ■etno- 11(1,- t: . etok, westernmost of the the week by Americans, without (Kill men from the day en the stubborn German \\ Mar-.-n.ills. is 380 air miles north- fortress of t'll(lt, l illlP Ktlilor. loss of a single man of The land- fore April I and r "'■> ' of Cassino, sending ... tliem Kwajalein and 750 miles ground ling fort e. This operation cut off to combat service, 1, ■ .. . a-rtheast of Truk. the troojis smashing against v|Wilk Oil Series - 22,000 trapped Nipponese else* students. The latter „ .000 town's powerful defenses ' figure ... Korif Immense after an earth-shaking six-hour Di¬ al,! Wend I, where in the Solomons from eludes 5,(100 tire-induction stu Toe fact that a large number ■their supply base at Rnbaul. dents. The j 7-year-olds artillery barrage. On the Anzio Ti tga/mc. will be affected. will nn nips and heavy concentra- beachhead tin miles away Amor- peak >,n "Wa i • ships and planes was able lean and British This group of forces continued i Post-war I,it 110,000, the an to < >■ out a land assault at the to hurl back savage German on- ('allege rickets to Film Series nouncement added, has •an. Mme as the Truk attack slaughts. , auditorium <>: enougl training now to .(ualify for tion an >!e,| the immensity of the Hundreds of Allied Crowe direct s. (Jo 011 Sale at I nioii , commissioned and fori - guns belch¬ technical as Adm. Chester W. Nimitz ed steel into Cassino .. battered ; s,'n<"'' a"""ui ; Tickets for the series1 of four I signments, particularly „ , in th assembled in the central streets and sprayed the slopes of Author of •veraI standard' French films to be shown at infnntry. 1,800-foot Mt. Cassino which texts on seient and There was a choice of i'ia- still was no further towers above it contributor! Fairchild theater'starting Wed- re.luc in one of the to otlier scientific publications, i»csda>'. can stul mt purchased at ^ u„, lluml),,r of from Admiral Nimitz' deadliest or '1 '-Quarters on the Truk attack, barrages of the Medi¬ Wendt served as a the the tin ion desk. Ticket »v ill be drawing now on the ASTI ''•r> .a.ced terranean war before Lt. Gen. chemical warfare division .it.r available, until the da. of the reservoir and "it was deeid. yesterday. Radio Mark W. Clark's seasoned ground the first World War. first performance only. that military still was in effect. necessity" dictaj." Opposition Unknown troops movent to the attack. He is studying scientific an, The initial | the latter course. "The sliortag picture "Lesjof Elastic Allied defenses ab¬ industrial progress in the wa Neuf Cehbatairs" or "The personnel from which the vumitz did not indicate what ■G-.-cion ins forces may have sorbed continued heavy attacks elfort and on the heme front, in Nine|my Bachelors, and teat ores Sacha war is now sllir,.rjn , h .lenartm.,.o . |(li| by German infantry and tanks terprcting Ljoll1 .j'tiriiig . , -".a-.tered on Eniwetok. ong these iocs.- adv. UUV....C.. Guitry in the title role. Maurice tL. ... The at the beachehad today and the which luymen under- ! Chevalier, Raimu, and Jean the .0 «" week, ....I, •p are known to have an t , suffered thousands of stand. He uses this material in bin will star in the Ga-| " i on Lngebi isle, at the enemy other three. | " ~ —— ' ' ti end of the casualties. tiis lectures. English subtitles are provided. atoll. TIME TABLE Vph'S in Brief | Michigan Michigan State Debaters to (lompele in Tourney college will j tournament debates in which. ative team will be Peggy Troup, VANCOUVER, Feb. 18 (AP)— play host to nine visiting colleges each college may enetr as many Jackson sophomore, and Doro- ■ ' .ndrwl lives were lost in this afternoon 111 the annual, teams as desired. Tea danee, 3 p. m. thy Benjamin, Croswel) sopho- Union ballroom '•^midnight ■ ■ " *-rt of sinking of the for- Mirhigan intercolleg,a(e speeeli Dcliaters Named more. Vancouver liner, league and debate tournament.! League debaters on the affir-; Taking the stand Movie, 8:13 p. m. on the nega- , of Canada, off Free- Three rounds of debate are' niative for State will be Jack: live will be two gll freshmen College auditorium A'est 1 Africa, a year ago, scheduled with beginning times j Walker, Fort Austin sophomore, teams, including Lois Schneider, i -t o. a-urned toiughh. AST dance, 9 p. m. set at 1, 2:30 and 4 p.m. land Henry Gluski, Detroit fresh-' Kalamazoo, and Wilma Jean Dem hall Central headquarter* for the I man. Hounding out the four- ; Hclfrich, Traverse City, on one, meet will be room 130, Morrill | man team, Harold Milinsky, De-i and Dawn Hill, Manistee, and Town Girls dance, 1 p. m. M 1-MNpoN, raid warning Feb. 19 (AP)—An was sounded in hall whehe schedules for debates 1 iroit aopbomore aud Frederick 1 Loots Calkins, Haslett, 011 the Masonic tempi. ere available. The Union annex I Meyer, Fair Haf '-n sophomore, ■ other. , early today and was f. l - and the Home Be building will j ill-take the negative side. ' Winner of the league division TOMORROW— . al'nost immediatelj* by also be used. The meet is open In the second division, the j is declared the M1SL debate Civilian men's chorus. ■ t.ir.i! gunfire from the capi- the the public. tournament debates. State will 1 champion. State took first '"''"-aircraft batteries. prize 2:30 P. 111., ballroom, Union Thee tournament will be divid¬ feature two teams. Janice Scott, | in this division in the 1943 con- if3* London's first raid ed into* two sections: the league Grosse Pointe, and Kathryn Am - I test. Spartan Christian union tni. u. 53 aR,i the 0^ debates, consisting of the best a.len, Coldwatcr, both fresh-1 Debate managers tor the meet 3 p, ra„ Peoples church Sun^r Un'' &S kr;,vy as affirmative and best negative men, will take the affirmative j are Puul E. Gisenhof, instructor tennis of each college; and the in one contest A second affirm-1 Sec DEBATE—Page I I.utheran students, 4:30 p. m. Faculty dining room, Union MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Saturday, February Page Two Grin and Bear It * • By Licliiv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS CAMPUS CHURCHES Cntercd u Meond-rlati matter at the postoffle#, lUal Lansing, Mfek, N»'at4rl on ground floor of e*u»t wing of Union Building Annex, room 8. Puf»li"h"«l daily except Sunday and Monday morinsra during the regular school year ard Wednesday and Saturday mornings during summer Member A.w.i.nd ColltrUt. PrW i * a' iMfiMtNu m M«-hiii.n SUM col leg.. by the atudenU of Telephone—College Phone R-1B11. BA> OflMl By EILEEN OEIILER CHRIST LI THERAN W-,%1 aV"-" "r'VV" ftorial Office— EUt. 188; Btuineee Offtoi •'Tlit' Night of Doom" will be 11 c • i dm i National Advertising Service, Inc. - Ext. z««. Rev. E. L. Wold't topic at to¬ College Puhlhhirs Rtlneuntatit* Subscription rates—8e per copy; fl.ti morrow i 'nrning - : tn i ce «20 Madison Ave New York. N Y. P<*r **** mail; |1.60 per y*sx by iH HI 45 ,i n;. Mid week Lenten met 9 • Dos row • lo« Aaam* • ■>»* Fk**cnc4 college carrier to Students, $2.21 f*\ by coilega carrier to non-etudento. M-ivirm wil be held every Wed- tM.ll fear The AfvwiUtod MF.MBHft OF TilT.eASSOCIATrjj PRESS Preaa it axc!uale. lull for a change this week with sex- | end term parties lined rip for tonight and an AST shindig, too. MIFEI.IN AVEN'I I NA/.ARENL The Engineers had a radio party last night.. Williams' coeds | have their shining hour tins alternoon when they are Inaiored Rev C A Bru-h the pastel . Koo-.mIi friiimplis Over Vnli-Siilisidy Bin ai the usual tea dance. I Glad you didn't forget tin- on Valentine's day. hut I must say ernment subsidies it was a little pointed of you to send me nuts, of all things. keep down retail to There'll. he lots of hearts left at the dormitory canteens this Mr. Roosevelt veto, weekend when squadrons A and B pull out for classification. s.oii, and was upbe! • II:ey had their last MSG blow.ail he! night with a formal dance the Union. I.lt the p e. "Pi.>et ,'i •: lb. m - « Today's vote in tl * SfX'uk to your commanding olVicer tibout a three-day pass, COLLEGE I.ITHLK AN PPG to i5i in favci hub'.' The senior hall is March 4 and I'd like to be there win the bill over the vn "What u Friend We Have in someone besides my mother's younger brother, Fletcher Hen¬ short of the require! derson will lie there, too, if I'm not enough. There was no point * La Colriicha held an initiation banquet Thursday for the ate doing anything estudianies de esparto! lis that, right. Mr. Ramsey") who were er that. ( lapped lor the honorary bet week. In my tied Spanish, I close vith , la furlong faculty liming cor , 4 tin p PK< ; PEOPLES CIH RCH A V John L. Lnwlor is ; Seymour Johnson field, i ! State where he is taking his pre-teei ' Service nieal training in the army a forces. M, ifrC Directory * Section CLASSIFIED ADS FIRST PUESBVTLItlAN Cleaners The p;is1..r. Rev John LOST Meolen, will speak on th toon EAST LANSING CHUKCHI Hewn from the Rock at 11 • KllFU -KIMMI t> «!»,...» in .Inr| i, ..." a.nt Pvt Weaver W Duniunt wdl render a vocal solo at this FIRST CHl'RCH ot ( OILKiK U THtRAN Tailors (HVRCH C HRIST, 8CTEM 1v i 9:45 n.it ;.nd Ihe Ke'.lowsh.p 231 M. A. V i 'nil hour at 7.30 par. KaO F AST LAVS!NO — M IjiivMng Mat. Thrnl.r 314 M.A,< A WAN's r,».- ST. PAULS EPISC OPAL | The CHIFKFF Shop There will be corporate com¬ bcip- • Sunday 8ch»-*l •* munion for men and boys at 8 j Open 24 Hours a Hay Except WKf'in KHI,A y Parker i»-i Wednesday i i ... a.in. tomorrow, with breakfast Hurl t.t.lw. .»T Vll..rili ti.il tU'waul. following. Regular services will j Stop In for a 'Chlokec-deluxc' ViralnU Colliim, *-\t. mi be at 9:30 and II a.m. and 12: 15 "WHAT A FRIFNO fK HAVE w",n"""; K 1311 E. Michigan p.m. and Sunday school at 9 ail . li< Hiiinr fto«Mm nnd !« " IN JESi S and 11 a.m. 211 Abbot Bulbi KF.AI. ESTATE — INSURANT!! ST. MARYS CATHEDRAL OlH*n Milr tHmi i - Wn. Yflrtinc. M A H O . l*»*ior Pastor Monsetgnor Francis J Or»»n Snm!*y* fr^m B. A. FAUNCE CO.. INC. Hardy and assistant pastors wilt Property Management - Bonds say mass at 6, 7, 8:30, 10 and MASS WATCH, ran hit. tiy (din 11:10 a.m. and at 12:40 p.m. THE PEOPLES CHl'RCH ST. THOMAS AOnxA" fyin* an.t laiyitia' fnr mi at C..ll.n... au. CATHOLIC CHURCH 110 W. Grand River Ph. *2213 torium uffi.v lux-1 Daily masses are held at 6:30, 7, t IrfrrdruaFninatloo*: i and 7-45 a.rn 4#S AkWt lUx"' Hfinm .*f Wonihtp" ^ .30 SUNDAY M-XSSf - Ear a mml that'a iu.l rUrht . ; 1 a. m. «:M »»:«» And inSrrS wor.h Ilia bur Tills Weak'* Topic: W ck-daj Midti 7 »Kt : 4* Burt Down to For nxm In You'll look your best; "ROW IKIES MM) HELP l*S r* Ma—KrW»>, t:10 v Jean's DR. K. A. McCCKE ('onfn^iaiu - SaUinlar 1 a.m. and IiS« ta »:9,» , 3023 K. Michigan Well pass tlio lost! IVt>ni*rr R.«*r- He Sappor — Sir, Daltg a:l" Painless Photography Vesper* — *> .1 . Fr. J, V. H«a~:hiB. liMOiaian — T:M Fr. Michad MrJdn. Arrtm t 1 We Invito tofflpxtiMii For FMM MIX THE HUB STUDIO Superior Quality in Photography, 321 K. tn-aiid Ui.rr place your work in our hands. Lansing has depended upon us for forty-five years. LANSING CHURCHES MIFFLIN AVE. CHURCH OF THE NAZARKM FINE FOOD l«» S. Mitllm At». The LE CLEAR Studio < . A. Brtpr-h. MiniOrr HARBORNE'S Entrance on Allegan St. Over Cunningham'» ******* -SrbooJ I* Two fet-rJc* Wdrwiti' a. Sttuivnt- m.—Marrurttr Worship II S-ulh of «*iti t'jufe-t* MirhigHD A\<\ just iniride of a. »« All Srrviwt m.—-»*iun« Storvirr Fountain Service r*k»- Coil«*$r**»Fixh«'r bu- u» Krmrvcii Sc. i day, February 19, 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Thre« Rod Army Shu-ova Capture Rosso IdvinwingTroops * idvonlnro Srrirs Spartans at War Orvrrun 10 Acir I ! Women's By JOHN HICKEY hcaluros Mt trios AN oimiuinttics Hes- i Sports of Sritndinmio A - Sla of Italy. the army and is at. present in < < .MX)N. Feb, 18 (AP) for liumliardicr' A C Jim Thomas is taking oviet forces advancing i 1 !:>t' 'be . mtsta training nt the Big Spring, pilot training at Eagle Pass, ilia 1 Texas, bombardier school. Cadet the southern and *— Tm" 'J rtmau an i Texas, army air station. Leon¬ Jean Procter. Detroit li.sr- Kmest Harper o! Lansing. h..s ard Xaah is well into marine . rn shores of Lake II- .men. the freshman just completed a year's training training at Pairis Island. S. (', el ax- •oaay captured ancient I llu. lirM mU.rc|;,_ s .vimmin;: in basic nre-meteoro|i,:iy ,,i ])en- PC. Johnny Plcitler carries on Russa. heavily forlitied ' lsoo university. Gram die. Ohio, . mo,,t Wedn.-rt. ■ t- in th< wild Ph. i;;,!h dtvision avtillerv .Miction protecting the; womel) ai tie Nazi northern front, ! g> Mi-., Pnu lei di Camp Shelby. Miss. Seaman, , ),voke anoth • Ha nd class Harold White finds the rail station ..t ; Uie mee knocking m, re the t 'nt vevspy el Houston's ra¬ • i miles to the north- ; j^an .i secoi "If the old time ■i! or in us dyiii:; dio training program a full one.' Moscow announced to- • ,h(. v. i bin I. era'.'. I Hci A S I'd Ohanesinn is stationed ! time was v||.4. Tin Paul Kalahai Tr: al Moscow dally commum- ; t'apito! university (Vlumbus, •> j ~ ,v;,.. y •••rded by tin- Soviet mot.- Ohio, and Ji.hn Nichols is with Red army forces cap- j i soph'o'nw, i an i thiee oak leal ti e AST in Huntsvillo, Texas. Thc id ;e:inl' K.iianei set Located 4i) communities in the , . - at Camp (Irani. HI., nal Zone 1,4 months P\ h Boil Knox Is A !'h , of \ , Russa sector, .just south i |(Ut ' i 'mi'iimed th. mrlii, 1 ! Jlmen. including Vat- juc.aa training hotalinns j )(„im 44 point I'm. .. ' Ttures ( umliai ilincnt stiuad - miles to the south 15 i 'o Kholm on j m]trv , glaciers. I\t. T»11! lb ii k, frn'mc tlx •( :< - i a,i ] ■■ Inv. Roy Fehi. C ottered Boss captain of tion«M| a! Ikatccis. now c- .1 E'o.t ins ! were a !• vH,\ in 4o IS at Ho vvdoin cuU nch'o;r. Va, A (' flarro:ti t'lvm- Russian announccmei.t • hours after the Gcr- j Lansing leu,'. Mr nindinti i. i the radio nn> continuos t«. train }rt ihe Y-5 point - Im. William &1asoari>. program told the world •:«? Woostcr eiillege, s they had Juanita 4.:, !i;i;• been appoint* sl assistaiTl Hibh C, We. t. r. i M'.m Ken Davi • ■ writes d the town, held since . •, freshman m a -er:; i'ii' inn rjii- OIIKTT the army woriK nt praise fur S»a te from a inter of the Russian- point. Jean Dun!., Maraiulcr pih tramirm T)cP;ml un v, j sity. 111. sophomore, and )o < h«»nl jn ICity, Kan Lieu • extensive German with- Ionia freshman, tool, r.'iun.t M.c nun WHS n cmmisisthi - their easternmost Vs 1 en fourth in the il:\ ing t'u 3ii Vuh* university :in January, IVaius Will Sun northern Russia ap- MtsSTis lias bv;ill 1 oiirnaint'iil The Alpha Phis a scfunfl lioutc nant in the )u& Clu'isl i. IliMididiii nlas .Vim ii in ' down from I alga to- I'fxa mural i»". pn. toi r "■ i AST ir.'uiA u ii cnC' :T| a i Pskov, caplui.ng seveial th.ey defeated the < ai,' TAol> Phlliipr. 41, nt.'.v haii'ihai! !«n f v hi «"!,(• !'. am mm n a .-.j yi'v. a:, Russa area runs west- el si 0 III Icolatirl and 1 •C ugh Psko\ and n this Al.ee Co • I, is,.. ,.'d Wcstmann .Alpha i Unci, ii Id. island-, m 'he An tj. , unci i.- anv Only ilutiidi s will bf played. •aken before the tier- <»M 1 hf •(',. u II play a riuind State Bnroth.x Berth. INFORMATION i. it-mi-. Navv I.? 1 i. i Zm ,i 1 'i 4 n » . 1 :... 1 'enr "• Rcsisnatcd athletic of- ahd.'U'i an mn r a('t varrmr • ' 1 u'" '"!* ,n1 b f to funtaci {heir opponcnlii m order - THE - Spins! DEBATE TtII UVEA '-irn "f l.ron I» •Hnrhan Hurhnns t,f " ■ for the ?ia MS p!i\ ; ori <|t | >arimnet i 11 • ■ t*■ •!.• *t'• t mil,.,11 • .; If wall WOMAN'S WORLD lo Morrill hall, OPKIARI BOARD -inn judiciary I»... Lille km Hold ( Ill- - , t Monday at .4 p m EI.EMENTAH5 ID • .iti of women's office. a ill I'nrliaiiii'iiLitw Drill Elementary eilueation majors CLEA_RANCE 4 to Chairman Elaine will hold a meeting Tuesday al rbut;.. ("larkslon junior. I p. nt. ill room ISO. Morrill hall. ) WING TEA All students preparing In be ele¬ Grace Stanley, of Pon mentary teachers are asked to OA ■ • >• housemother at I. a. attend. •vi'.l be honored at a tea ".vcn at the eo-op house ( O-KI CRE ATION ■ afternoon from J| ' 4 to ^ . , • a., will he given by rc.-i- p'vci SPORTSWEAR usual tin * aftei n. ■. .11 • ,«,n! dipt - i i the house. t(,(, IMHN GIRLS C ABINET \i n Girls' cabinet will meet can.! m. Monday in the io.vn ■ la e inunge of the Union. #e. I stud1 ; to Pres. Doris Bonnet, the • Ski Suits .... Have a "Cokeys A thousand miles is not too far to come Ski Rants Jai'kcls • (Casual Jackets « Slacks • Blouses .. or being friendly with a Chinese cadet ainese flyers here in America for traioing have found that so simple ■ phrase as Hat e a "Coke" speaks friendship in aoy tongue. East, west, , Coca-Cola stands for lie pjuie that rejreihti, — bas >ad between people of good will. BOTTIJD UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COO-COCA COMfAMY BT Loca-Coia Bottling- C tympany of Jackson Open until 9 Thursday evening Saturday, February : MICHIGAN STATE NEWS YWCA World Secretory to DEBATE Elaborate Sorority Parties (Continued from Par 1 to Student Christian I Croup in speech, and Westley i from the speech dep.-. Will Keep Greeks on Move i Marian Rovce, secretary for. Alma college. Handl-n. teams will be coaches , Kight Closed Parlies Planned for Tonight the World's YWCA, will be J Paul D. Bagwell. Ke- . guest speaker at the Vesper | ard. and B. J. Kir.tn ■ | hour in Peoples church tomor- | and dramatics. Replicas of the crests and pins of Kappa Alpha Theta, | row at 6:15. Brought here by the] State students fr. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Phi and Alpha Chi Omega ) Student Christian union to j | partment will serve j. will decorate the Union ballroom tonight when the four j and timekeepers for , I commemorate Feb. 20 as the i 24 debates in each sororities combine forces to sponsor their annual winter World's v. . Day of Prayer, Miss | colleges, including St.--, term dance. * HiU will act as patrons. ... ! Ruyce will speak on the topic, tor a total of 48 tea Reflecting the more elabo- j Chi Omegas will hold their "That the World May Be One," I . judges and coaches rate style of last year's term party across the Red Cedar I which is also Uie motto of the : ent. t World Student Christian fed¬ Greek parties, red suede m tire Forestry cabin. Punch eration. Preposition for and cookies will be served while i year is "Resolve,: fiance programs in the form of music for dancing will be fur¬ Born in Canada, Miss Rovce United States shop],- checkbooks will be used and nished by records. Patrons will I has done graduate work and in establishing and flowers will be permitted. Mem¬ be Mr. and Mrs. La Dor* Irlar.d teaching in that country, as well an internatilnal poo, bers of the four houses are en¬ ' ' and Mr. aid Mrs. Guy Hill. as extensive writing and execu¬ oh the defeat of the \ tertaining their dates for dinner beforehand. KarmHouse fraternity will tive work for various religious Visiting schools hold its term dance in the fac¬ organizations here. Alma, Calvin, Centra Theta President Martin M.ue, MARIAN ROYCK ulty dining room from 9 to 12. Student chairman of this Hope, Kalamazoo, M Marshall senior, will .-.Rend the A barn dance is the theme of State Normal, Wester dance with Pvt. Jim Day, AST j week's vesper service is Jean vesper service speaker and Wayne University Student club's weekly party. De Voe. Marquette junior. ■ engineer, while Alpha Aipna Phimi >«-• T, d %xill 1h, eld in the rial chairman Jeanne Moffct, j w hall of Peoplts churcn. „c- Dctroit senior wiU be ported . chairman Betty War- by ""I ^hell, of Detroit. Dotty Felker, Vicksburg amor, « ^ ^ frrshman Chis, will be t r™«v b'r"c™™ again tonight at t,e ' ! Mason:.- Women stu- VISIT VANDERVOORTS temple. Marcellus senior. 1Detroit junto | ^ bp a A b ji office. ^ in ) s f;.onl ,hc Unjon Claude Sherwin. ! Yardbirds to Play Profs to Be Patrons j G. I. Yardbirds will feature! Patrons include Prof, and I their two new vocalists tonight | Mrs. B. H. Roseboom, Dean and ! at a dance sponsored by the AST I V.r.-. I B. Dirks, Mr. and Mis. I -n Dem hall. To be held from) SATURDAY L. I Frtmodig and f -oi, and j u to 12. the dance is open t > all j Mrs H. J. Wyngardm [students, Holding open house at t!-.e | The weekly Union board spot- Military chapter house for dates and pa¬ j light pat ado of women's dorm* ! will shine on North and South J Sports Equipment Supplu trons before their term party tonight are the Alpha Gemma S Williams and Alice Cowles an- j Deltas. Following the open house nev this afternoon at the tea i the Alpha Gams will take the:, dance from 2 to 5 30. Music lates to the Little theater for (will be furnished by Gene De-j dancing, where Rosemary Hol¬ tine and his orchestra, lands all girl orchestra will fur¬ j Social Chairman Ann Kaplan, j # Npahling *2.50 pr. 5c pr. m the Spartan room of the Uni. i 1 Ki-enhower Get* Honor while the Town Gir's" lounr.t 1 LONDON, Feb. 18 (A1 — R tis- will be Liken over by bridge en¬ I via • highest military ward— thusiast- IV,if. and Mrs. P. D t class • *T" Shirt- • Bri-tle Shini' Bric-h Bagwell and Prof, and Mrs K. been awarded , Gen. ;ht i) Lisenhow, Allied nander in chief, t! • Mo 19, i announced tonig! Iwsl || "Government Girl" Day II Olivia DellaviUand ® Grev Sweat So\ # sterling Silver Tag (.ii.ti (oxriM ors from i;#a r m. 39o pr. *2.50 TATE • STARTS SUNDAY FRI. • SAT. - SUN. • I'ing Bong Ball- # Regulation Tie- SUNDAY AFTERNOON 410*. rk^ 2 Or 5Br /VV ' | Proventic# # Non-Rationed Gym ShtR> • \i-col Saddle Soap $1.95 29c • Flashlights Complete with ALL STAR Batteries ® Sleeve Insignia SI. 25 15c vers ft AUnMARTIN 4 FrancUTONE Oul POWELL We h-u*rc*» Reservations —— Added Treats "Don't You Believe It" —— VANDERVOORT'S Calf Novelty 213 E. Grand River Rant Lan-ins.' S»f>34 or 82439 "Canine Comtnandox" Cartoon Also Late News Tickets March 4 is the Dav <>/ thp Tickets 2.25 2.23 Senior Bail Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra 9-12 Auditorium 9-12