Daily Stutlent Publication of Michigan State College VOL. 337, 334 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, OCTOHKH 13, 1944 NO. 24 ' U. S. Infantry Penetrates Aachen; Repels Nazi Tank Counterattacks Today's Will Duruut O/ten Lectures to Piujl cs With Discussion Campus Future of II hut's In A Name? Senior class pictures for the 19-15 Wolverine will be taken, WILL Ht'KANT starting Monday. Seniors will ... Lecturer . . . receive their appointment cards through the mail. osuphy," a work which sold three Kussians Prepare million copies and made literary history. To Enter Prussia He is now at wm k on his "Story ot Civilization" of which Part I. "Our oriental Heritage," and Part II. "The Lite ot Greece," have already been published. Part III. winch will be entitled "Caesar and Christ," will appear Honduras Collejjr in 1945 The other two volumes, "The Age ot Faith." depicting Begun By Slate the, middle ages, and "The Age ot Heastin." dealing w ith the mo- Foundation derli era. w ill follow. The Michigan Feed Men's Conlercnce begins today— in Lansing and on the campus. Among the faculty participa¬ ting in the conference are: J. G Haves, toastuiaster for the: banquet; G A Brown, chairman! of the Friday morning session;; arid C G Caul, chairman of the; luncheon. Dean K L. Anthony will, speak on "Post War Farming and the Feed Man " "Meet the Students" 4 liiliTiiulioitalinln Meet p.m. I'nlon lounge Another meeting of students Pep Kally. 7 p.m. from other countries at 4 p.m. North t'nlon rntraiicc this Sunday at the International center, according to Dr. Shao Friday Frolic. 8 p.m. Chang Lee. The meeting is bting Faculty dining room. I'nlon held to organize an Internation¬ IH-. Will Durant. 8:13 p.m. al club among these students. College auditorium Friday, October 13. 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Vwo Grin and Bear It By Licbty MKWfiM STATE KWS 0~0~Umi By PEG MIDDLEMISS Entered ns second-class matter at the poit-office. East Lansing. Mich. located on ground floor of east wing of Union Building Annex, that allaware Offices ^Pubfished dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students IT IS to beIscitizens standing that this hoped are Needlework Guild up¬ of Michigan State college. ^ ~ of America week'. It is hearten¬ „ Telephone — College Phone 8-1511. ing to know that in times of na¬ Member Aueriateg Callegiatc Press EattorUel Office —Ext. 2«B; Business tional stress, such organizations ■ereussna ess aanonae • d«o*t,*m a Office — Ext. 1M. I . J o.„r;r. twr Subscription rates-3c per copy: are cross-stitching their way to naoonal AflVCnlSinj} JnVICC, $3 50 per year by mail; $2 25 per year victory. CMfrf# PubluUrt Rrprevnutn* b> college carrier to students; $3100 It keeps one busy, however, •SO Mamum Ava Nmar Vnmt M. V. per year by college carrier to non- ma • • Saaiaa • iae aaeeua • laa faaaauss students. doffing his cap to the hundreds of groups who take a week off for MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS national recognition. The Kiss- TTte Associated Press Is excKisiveiy entitled to the use for republlcatlm Your - Mother - In - Law - of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper -Goodbye - Before - You - Leave- and alao the local news published therein. All rights of publication on the - House club will probably special dispatches herein are also reserved. be the next to celebrate. , , . . A. A. Apple**)* Faculty Advtetr Marlon Meckel * • » K Ik lit FdNar The football team has return¬ ed victorious from Kentucky with tall tales about southern hospi¬ tality, feminine and otherwise. IT HAPPENED THIS By BOB KAMINS WEEK It seems the Kentuckians. stu¬ dents and townspeople alike, are all-out for their team and practi¬ cally bend over backwards to support. \\7ESTKRN KKONT BATTLE INTENSE Downtown stores have on dis¬ W In the past week the noose around Hitler's neck wis pulled play lurge pictures of the play¬ tighter, but the action was slow and resistance fierce. In the ers, and the fall schedule is giv¬ renter of the line on the wontem front, the Ameriean first army en similar prominence. It would Is pounding the historic German frontier rlty of Aarhen Into ruth¬ not do us any harm to follow less destruction, after the Allied ultimatum to surrender uncon¬ the same example, after griping ditionally was refused. The Importance of this battle lie not only for over a year because we had in its Mlr.tte.gir location, but shows that, at Irast for the present. no team. The players may not lie Narl leadership is willing to have German cities blasted and des¬ C'ary Grants, but at this point troyed in defense ol the homeland. even the Hairy A|h> would seem "If you couldn't restrain him lost night, why didn't you All that can lie done now is Some gains have been regis¬ photogenic. for mr—instead of'letting him eat everything in the hi to wait for the tremendous fire tered. but the going has been Our undefeated team has tough. Inside Fort Drinnt, Pat- power of the United Nations to every right to expect a good ton's forces are blasting hut the utterly and completely wipe out crowd Saturday. No one would this stronghold. Aachen is doom¬ remaining Nazis holed like rat complain about being squeezed ed; only time will tell when in tin' near future the hell will underground Fort Driant is the key defense tunnels. up to'the next guy it might be fun. and besides, LETTERS To The Editor bastion of Mctz. ring. While this battle of Aachen tin the remaining line in wes¬ on, five other Allied ar¬ tern Europe. Generals Dcmpsev, We're wondering how the gen¬ r|3<) pvt. Kick Sievert and the rpo the ACKRC rages mies proceed to grind away al Sullivan, and Patch are build¬ eral public received the death of At'ERs: I The tioys ,»i the ACER to know why they a:, Nazi military power. General ing up reserves preparatory to the Blow According to Life mag¬ Listen At'ERs.' Get-out your Pattern's third army is rontin- new attacks, bul at least for Ore azine. ('lieslee Goid+i. creator of compasses, your sextant-, and more appreciated and s "Hull, goodfellon" wclc, a • uing to exert pressure in Last cm | past week then respective the Dick Tracy comic strip, re¬ navigate over I'ainphctl way. France between Metz and Nancy i fronts have been static. ceived thousands of sympathy We'll .how you that MSG is still campus. • • • cards and floral wreaths when n friendly campus. Maybe we civilians ha-. • AIK ACTIVITY LIMITED Flattop kicked oft Saturday night, we proudly too high standards for Ca¬ the reopening of the in Abbott nail to met" Allied aircraft were limited i was given our ground forces, "All .America kwed Flattop." l.imounee Campbell date bureau. would be difficult to say t- this week a great deal by old j |mt the really big raids were ccu- one grid-sti ickcir fan mourned. famous Then all America must he tutting It was a great success last ye.u. do know that last ye.:: man weather as most of the time si mi such targets Her tin intelligence. Now. von fellows can make it many more urrny rr,< w ere bombers could not get into the nburg. Kohi and Khinc an all-time low air. When they did get into the When you have to l>< an imag¬ just as successful this year. ing in that same dormito > air Allied airmen made sure the' with a more ioonerative ■ inary character m a comic strip, You've asked for the opport¬ the civ mans, m, t Keich knew tliey were there. j As has been the rase for many which is seldom comic, to go' unity and licit it i- Jus! amble among and the a:, forces. Itcvastmg attacks of extreme, weeks now ack-ack w. s heavy, flowers it s time for tin rest of m either door. North or South, men. intensity were the key-note in I hut plane opposition fi«nn the lis t. hit the oimc strip . 'oo. end you'll find a eh tinning gal At that time there v... aerial warfare the past seven | (!ei mam wa- very weak and at See you m the funnies. ''ting a! a desk just waiting fur days. Naturally alt possible aid I times uimoticvahle. (See LETTERS. Pare 4 you. In her hand, she'll have a EASTERN FRONT AFLAME U.S. lloinlM-r> I'lilvuri/.c precious Is1 x lull of names ot pears likely at any moment hi Hiiriit'it Oil Itcfincrit'ts ~ Nazi Germans' fortunes on the gals, who want dates with you' eastern front turned inure and fact the. German Prussian fron¬ So, come along. Bring .your more for the worse during the tier is vitally threatened from ALLIED HDQ. NF.W GUI¬ .m mates and sou tun go dou¬ many sides and Russian armor NEA, Friday. Oct 13 (APi Fall Term week. With the Baltic campaign ble. or triple. And. if you don't" successfully out of the way. is expected to .be soon on Nazi • •Five groups of heavy bombc: s. tike to dance, we have loads of Stalin's armies turned their at¬ holy soil." escorted by fighters, plastered ledheads who love to bowl, play tention to the Balkan area and While the fighting goes on. so the oil refineries at Balikpapan. bridge, talk . . to Germany itself. j do war conferences Prune Borneo, Tuesday, headquarters (barm i Minister Winston Churchill and So. come- on. fellas. Pitt on announced today. In the Balkans the Red army his best Gt bib and tucket and foreign secretary Anthony A total ot 135 tons of explo¬ your is creeping closer and closer to Eden arrived in Moscow tins come over to Campbell hall the capital of llungiMy, Buda¬ week to talk with Marshal Sta¬ sives was unloaded on the naval I.in o.ss the stiee't from the Un¬ pest. A bare 60 miles separates lin Many subject: could be on petioleum center which produces ion) for your big date Satur¬ tiie Russian-Hum. man force the agenda, but two certain ones 15 per cent at Japan* aiiation day night. Add a n«!w beauty La¬ trom liberating another capital are the results of the recent gasoline. See ya' then of Europe Bulgaria has finally It was the sixth and heaviest The Campbell Gals yout fall term currcu'a ! I Roosevelt-Churchill meeting in seen the light and at this time has accepted Allied preliminary ise settlement I Quebec and a possible comprom¬ raid in the recent neutralization —.PS We're pretty fond of ci¬ your favorite Rojer <1# G to the ticklish campaign against Balikpapan vilians. also. so. why dpi it you" demands for an armistice. and tragic Polish pioblrm. As which was begun recently t utiie too** scent a part or your pe-> On the German frontier,, the yet no definite statement has Unman city of Mrmrl is all but been given out. <■ speculation ity. Dab it on your s« Mil rounded and its capture ap¬ icmuiiis the order of the day. liquid perfume. It's as I lasting fragrance that . ITALIAN FRONT STUCK IN tance As was MUD the rase last week, mud, rain, and strung German resis¬ combined to ronluic activity in Italy on all fronts to local ad¬ CANNIFF'S starry with charm. vances and patrol action, ( lark's tlfth army gol-a little closer to Hulmiu. but Ihr going Is.plenty tough. Aerial activity was also 118 East Michigan stow and weak due to the weather's nasty appearance. NA/4 ADRIATIC FRONT WEAKENS taming it ,-ture the In Yiigosliivin, Russian force* a grid Tito partisans are advan¬ situation. The 'Peloponnesus bout slowly against determined • cing not i ncmy resistance Belgrade, , Usut.l and Allied force ire «l of capital of Yugoslavs is being j lar (I mil the Greek eapi l /0 The campaign i: just Is-sicgcd at«t Nazi cvMiumiioc i Athens bare way j its import- x % lion line* constantly hai.es. , ,ci In Greece ,1 news a security prevents us black-c front, o b-! mated. Id not % DUMBARTON OAKS CONFERENCE TUROt Gil The first' international series'and an interna of conferences designed to mail | were the j h «veil O O lam peace once J,pan and Cc As thes iiamy are defeated were conclu-l ed , or fled this week with 90 per cent i Lev ed' in ;;reement. A council of 11 m.-jde!i L. Wiliki i to his GALLE . turns, an assembly of all na-ijust reward and a ROGER & l.on:, • an international court.! world has lost (See THIS WEEK. Page 3) y Octobdi 13> 1844 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three Five Harriers jSprtans Aim for Third To Make Ohio Snooping in the Shops I Win in Saturday Game Trip Today October and — No By BARBIE "Thirty days hath September, comic fxmks and wonder!" for n new pipe— atmosphere. (How aoout an ierial Rattle Loom* As Breslin, Then along comes December unusual one long stem ved or Stute Runners to Fuec with Santa CInus and reindeer hand-curved? i Mac a; u will to boot, and is your overseas show you a ten dollar box that ftruegger Match Passes Buckeyes in First honey-chile sitting there with a has positively everything in it, gleam ih his eyes as- he unties practically a dehydrated Christ¬ Meet of Season With Wildcat Ace By ED TRAHAN your green and red package? Yes, amid the roar and rus¬ inas tree! Then comes the pack, ig and, The Spartan cross coun¬ tle of the first mohth's bustle, before By JOE HEAGANV you shut the lid, be sure Charley Bachman will try team will leave for Ohio wc coeds have Christmas shop¬ 10 add that personal touch—an „,h Fleet .. ping to do I ,rt °v and extend his one-game vic- nnx over Kansas State when of Bom Iters Stale university at Colum¬ bus this morning whore already-so-soon! yours is still on the "to do" list, with here's a reminder that October If earring, a hanky, (autographed your special pcrf. me or ' Blast Herman they lipstick), or fill up the corners Wildcats invade the Spartan will open the '44 season at 10 15. the big deadline, is 'only a with kisses, candy we met 1! And , . Saturday afternoon. Bach- a.m. on Saturday. Tltcy will week off! ,aVX was head coach at War Factories drive. Tomorrow, If we're real smart, small MSC if there's still room on lop, a pennant for locker or ££* State, tagged the Wild- This is also the Buckeyes' ini¬ we'll hit a bus for ye great fox-hole will be your .'lag for with a 33-tt defeat in 1940 LONDON, Oct. 12 (API tial meet or the year. The har¬ downtown. We're in a "tumble" him to fly. A "d ,he two teams played to a fleet of 150 American heavy — riers will fight it out over a rug¬ hurry so the first practical thing Standstill in 1933. bombers, part of a force of ged three mile layout which is is. to get the boxes to send them Hojd on, we almost forgot! situated on the Ohio State lit! in. The sailor also begged i s to lay With a two-game victory streak nearly 5,000 Allied planes attack¬ Five anil Dime Shop off those bottled lotions. They their belts the Spartans hole golf course. under ing widely scattered Axis targets, At Krcsge's we found not only just' don't travel! He inso said ;,ll be out to make it two rained explosives on an aircraft Frtcc to Lead 1 ...ujht against Kansas, and their plant and motor transport fac¬ Bob Price, junior from the usual twn-fnr-n-quarfer that the Navy likes «ocks— Holding. cardboards but also durable black and part wool — 1" they t-rd victory in as many starts tory at Bremen today as hun¬ Mich., Wayne Finkbcincr, of woods ply¬ at fifty cents. can be found. But we'll let you I Vnnvas was snowed under by dreds of British and U.S. dive Hastings, Mich.. John Brummer, Next door at Walgreen** why hunt 'cm down—we're red! M an last week 33-0. Bach- bombers heaped fresh destruction from Detroit Southeastern, Guer¬ not pick nwn fears that this game may burning Aachen. don Frost of aup a ixxkot edition on Williamston, Mich, a book lie'd like? From a tense the ; i bound game for the end Harold Mustangs and Light¬ ing Eastern Sehlichting of t,fin¬ thrilled to side-splitters they've this week f The 650 Wildcats. arc the boys Coach got 'em all! nings escorting the Flying Fort- Lauren The Spartan* nicked powerful tesses and Liberators P. Brown chose to make And at Vandervoort's oppos¬ (Continued from Pag? 2) bagged 18 this first Ktrtucky 3-0 last week, and arc Nazi fighters in the Brcmen- trip. ite the Union they're selling PACIFIC NEWS BALANCES B high spirits for the encounter Prire is the most ox|km ienced some Hanover area, but none of the warm but sharp sheepskin In the rentrul Pacific and in Saturday. Confidence is prevu- enemy fighters molested the big runner on the squad, lie was in linyd slippers. Just Ihc thing the Waters near Japan tin Uni¬ whilc over-confidence, a bombers, three of which taileC second State runner to finish in for barking dogs. ted States is having its o ■ *1 way, reruns factor, has not boon to return. Six lignters arc miss¬ the AAU four mile event at A Big Light for a human price, of course. ing, a communique said. Ypsilanti, Mich, in 1942. In the Knapp's have those highly ad¬ Oh the China mainland the sit¬ trial run tlii year Price set the vertised Timih (intir "Windpronf" lighters at uation is still grave. Chi .. cele¬ Bombing visually, the Libera¬ pace by covering the three mile five dollars and also The game should be one of the tor and Fortress crewmen con¬ sturdy brated soberly this week the distance in 17:47. He was follow¬ looking billfolds at the same 83rd anniversary of Ihi found¬ •i ttwst • n the schedule, and if centrated on the Karl Borgsward ed in by Finkheuu, Bfumnier, price.. ing of the Chinese .1 public, Sv,- can get by "the Kansat hides, and a Focke-Wulf v., ,,i i.e comparatively easy producer of armored fighting vo- der air-1 Frost and Schlichtm in that or- We got it straight from a sai¬ while its military forcer -tnved lor (a darn cute one. too) that to keep intact. ji.iaiK t;:::11 Missouri. Nov. 4. truck factory, believed to be a K..u-.e v. ill not field the same j plane parts factory, | No Other Meets Vet the wallets are best only'when they have plenty of places for chow. all. key Koochow, K well in, a j Lin- x.r. that was drubbed by the! I Frost competed in the all-col - Rtiil yards at Osnabruck. be-!''ge cross country meet in his pictures. And on a counter near¬ lense of China are men points m he de¬ ed by I u. ■ tiadlv injury-ridden ,a '!. e game .ook a big toll tweccn Bremen and Munstce. freshman year and was the liftli by are gloves warm, vvnolv, the Nips and Allied co ,.l of also were attacked along with Ircshman to finish, and with leather palms. Af $2.39 these reus is consider" ) rioubt- 7i.iup. v tr fioin the Wildcats | other undisclosed . . targets in not - This is (tie only meet that lias they're real frost-lute insurant fill. Admiral Ninutz, . v bver . players are on the jn thwestern Germany. The fighters been scheduled so far this It you can't make'liiin year Willi candy is giving the Japs son hitter dropped down and strafed loco- but oth«w dual events and the your own ittle paws, vnor pills. ru-tu Krturiis motives, r.dio location installn- national AAU are on ihc lire tor hie saver' is Fanny Farmer and she'll even box and rend it tor We swept in within ji-hun- i-.. ~:ins are in top shape, tons and other targets. the State tracksters. \nu. Two pounds of assorted i fired miles of Japan ti - a eck nt Mike Pra.xha-W to to blast the Hyuku i.xlai < )ur sweets .at an unbelievable otie- i white forces will bag fur this- trip- 58 si- t>s an'l •i J-masoned forwuid Boxing, Fencing, Wrestling Arouse Iift.v! Leathrr Is (Jmtl small craft • damaged or runk aid H9 'planes damaged, he at- You cait always deiiend on taek tn ik the Japs by ( icam will carry From Two Year Slumber INexl Week LiclM'rmmm's anil they've got ,1 sin advantage, but prise. the Spartans :ii Coach 'Brick' Blirhans of the i what brighter big window full of suggestion,' • picture. Coach- There Elsewhere Nimitz ami 'rnent*The Wild-! b"xinK team. Fendley Collins of Collins has Don Anderson and ol are leatherboimd volumes Y Ihur continued 'their • me T' fonnaten ! ,,H' wrestling team and Charles Gale Miklc, U.tli hailing from My Stretch 111 the Service" and also complete tviilmg kits 1 leaning up the Patau-, a Mngle wing style of | Schmitter of the fencing squad i Tulsa, Oklahoma, home of the Huh/nig certain Jap h: both at around two dollars. s uses the forward l ;,:o ulreiul.v '!4 Opposite the Union Each word omi i-'i two cent* per word- All Advertisement* payable In advance, 00 preferred peal- WE SPECIALIZE THE COLLEGE WAY t onif tlon. dy News Union Bide- Annex, Room 8 Telephone 8-1511 -.Busines* It ARBAKA ® "DOUBLE INDEMNITY STANWYCK Ext. 261. Friday, October 13, 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four occurred to me that an cxpr«. Yank Fifth Letters Roosevelt Promises Italy Army sion of student opinion on this question would be of interest to (Continued trom Pafe 2) ISPf- Tries Advance on Di it suiting of coeds, or calling male many persons. Free Hand in Choosing students d 4-Fs. able to ex¬ Several of my friends ; i;,| Bologna Region cuse You are no more yourselves and say you have classmates have recently shared Own Government ROME, Oct. 12 (AP)—Ameri¬ brothers in service, than we are, because we too have brothers this viewpoint. The poll u, ,it," probably indicate, to n eert.vrt can planes in their greatest blow t: Addresses Italian-American Labor Council yet in the Italian campaign de¬ who have fought and died in livered a "Cassino-type" assault many more battles than that of German bivouacs and store in the Red Cedar. extent, the political feelings M Michigan State college students. It has been suggested that Al¬ -WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (AP)—President Roosevelt on the Bologna area today, attempt¬ Those of us who arc here have pha Phi Omega, national s«-> ,, said toniftht that when the Allies complete military op¬ , ing to blast a pathway into the at least tried to serve. Some of honorary, .assume the respi erations in Italy the Italians "will be free to work out Po valley for the U.S. fifth army the very students you are criti¬ fcility for the election. It . their own destiny, under a government of their own which has been halted by a Nazi cizing arc paying the taxes that impossible for that groin death stand in the Apennine are putting you in school. handle the job alone. pe> • choosing." ~ ^ mountains just south of Boldgna. Your status is pretty well de¬ some volunteers would help • ,.ri. In a radio address prepar¬ The force of U.S. Flying Forts fined by what you can see for out. ed for broadcast from the and Liberators was the largest yourself in the students' reac¬ White House, Mr. Roosevelt - THE - 15th airforce armada ever sent tions to you. Let's try and meet the civilian men on campus at it Of course, if there ; enough students who care.ar said the American army entered over a single target area—even to help, the project would' least half way, or else we will Italy "not as conquerors, but as liberators. Their objective is mil¬ WOMAN'S WORLD greater than the one which left Cassino in ruins last spring—and have to say, "You have made worth bothering with. Let's some comment from the 11 itary, not political.' was integrated closely with pow¬ your own bed, now lie in it." the student body. By MAY ANN MAJOR erful attacks by tactical medium — M.J.H. The 'President's address was —LEOTA CALK! directed to the meeting of' the and fighter-bombers. YW PICNIC Italian-American Labor council The heavy bombers cast a tre¬ In New York in acceptance of the council's four freedoms award All women wishing to attend the YW cost-picnic Wednesday mendous load of fragmentation and demolition bombs on Ger¬ With tion Editor:presidential itelec¬ ItO the coming the up soon has no Don't be smoking a tradition breaki on campus. should make reservations before granted to the chief executive. man barracks, bivouacs, stores "Of course, the people of Italy Tuesday noon by calling either and dump in a rough circle Mrs. Jenkins at 8-2573 or Bar¬ around Bologna. have suffered terribly and it will bara Alexander at North Camp¬ SAXONS not lie humanly possible to take The Liberators hit four stores bell ext. 83. wholly adequate measures to re¬ and depots, two barracks, a group lieve all suffering until Germany TIIKTA SIGMA PHI of wokshnps, an ammunition has been finally anddecisivclyde- All active members of Thctn dump and an ammunition fac¬ fcated," Mr. Roosevelt said. "But Sigma Phi will meet Monday at tory, early reports disclosed. the United Nations are deter¬ ' p.m. in the State News office, Seven separate waves of B-25 mined that every |x>ssible mea¬ 'res. Ro llowlnnd, Detroit sen- Mitchells also swo«|»ed through CURTAINS* DRAPES * LINENS sure be taken to aid the Italian ioi, announced. Plans for the morning clouds on 11 similar mis¬ people directly, and to give them term's activities will be discus¬ sion, but concentrated mostly on 110 EAST ALLEGAN an opportunity to help them¬ sed. enemy positions. selves " In New York, Attorney Gener¬ al Francis M. Middle presented the four freedoms award-with the declaration that Prcsid Hooscvclt maintained "his faith in the Italian soul" even when Italy under "captivity by tin lackey .fascists" was brought int< war ugainst United Sates. MILITARY SPORTS "laing, long after Mussolini is only a half-forgotten nightmare.' Kiddle declared, "American and Italian scholars will be discussing their two great common heritage All Wool Sleeveless SWEATERS Wigwam All Wool the principles of Columbus- navigator, and "I Hooscvclt 2.95 HUNTING SOX-88c liberator. Canterbury 'Chapter II ill Hold Reception All Wool Military SOX American Field Sunday Afternoon 1.45 HUNTING COATS — 7.95 Canterbury club, F.| * indent association, will hold .1 1 reception Sunday from 4 l t oud. F.ast I-insing The WRITING PORTFOLIOS __ American Field dents and faculty t 3.50 HUNTING PANTS — 6.95 other i quaitvted with eac with the club — William B Kininul ii'iali professor of music and I acid adviser of the club, will lie pr tented at the open house PLAYING CARDS FLASHLIGHTS - Complete The State chapter is ,1 met Iter 39c with Batteries — 1.40 bury Foundation and was t) 1 lust in Michigan ■ - Canterbuiy < lub meets earl 'i Sunday at t> p. in. at c'anterbur; • 1 L House i Sheepskin Lined Leather SLIPPERS Flashlight BATTERIES Student Speakers : 4.95 10c ea. to Meet Tuesday ill hold its first general ; POCKET GAMES LICENSE HOLDERS talent and students tntere e 1.00 24c held in organzatiun 11 1. Un- ion — Foreign students are especial! ,v urged to attend. Students wh are interested but umble t< WOOL NECKTIES PLAID SHIRTS tact B J Knitted, profe 4- speech, bureau manager. 1.00 6.95 Kiiakelhall n Ben Van Atstync has issued call lot ail basketball aspir¬ SEWING KITS SWEAT SHIRTS ants to report to him Monday night at 5:10 in Lecture room 2.00 * 1.45 215 n Jenison gym. All stu¬ dents who have eleven or less negative points or failures are I eligible. Medical slips from Dr. & Holland are also required i All students who would Ike lo try out for manages of the quad should report to Sid VANDERVOORT SPORT EQUIPMENT 213 E. Grand River Kern id the same time and the East Lansing same place ' . >