Ivy War Im* Ewy PpyD^r * * * Weather L#f'i Double No decided chance in Our Quota Daily Student Publication of temperature Michigan Suae College V it.. 33 334 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY II. Work Or Fight Senior Elect ions j Yjml^e C • 1^ Today's Bill Proposed To lie Itehl Next , p p fOllltS, * | Campus For Congress & • Senior primary elections will \ Smash in Union forward Against Weak ' take place next I it for Tat Drastic for Draft of Increase Seen Army. i . to lie i nngetnents can be week, the dale | announced as soon as ar- ' made with I Enemy Opposition ... is always tlie student Navy. \\ ar W orkers "ST.™ M»rA«Ui«r K.|,ui-I, Unking «f S,-,.iiral,. Uracil. iks of a new angle to get leeting f student council held1 heads hv Hard .lowering a question. In WASHINGTON, Jaw. 10 last night. final elections will be held ' Driving Sixth Army: li-h poetry Prof. Ben asked a coed to explain (A!')—Draft quotas will lie one week front the day of the Japs Attempt to lirin«r Up Troops : • sharply increased in the primaries. Seniors Abbey." The coed with 142 : GKXKUAi, MAC AKTHl'K'S •i u save an explanation to next six months, govern- credits completed at the pres- HDQ.. U'ZON. Thttrs- !(|j loscd today in day, Jan. 11 (AID—Smashing forward itgainsl surpris-' iii'-enu replied. ' That s • av I heard It." I'licm- urging "work or fight" legisla¬ aeeon'i'uVgX io' the' ehgihiuV'iist inF''V wca^ «l>P«>-sillon, Goit. Douglas Mac Arthur's Y.'inks .lie coed retorted, tion to fill resuitant gaps in war jn-epared by the registrar's „f.' Seized thfoe key towns in 1 ho I.inirnyeit gulf area and the! production ranks. i. ii >i then." The government this includes students who ♦Liiigayen airstrip in an a\- proposes t tTtige advance of i'oiii- mil One More Try extract atiti.imo of the men needed for the liuii.000 will graduate winter, summer spring terms, 1945. Student or Nasi* May Ihnnh • inland in the first 1.D hours armed forces i f.om iK-cnpntionall.v . deferred ; identitnation cards will he re¬ old story of quired of each student intending [of their momentous invn- salt in the sugar some-| workers, age L'li through 29. to vote. No other identification I sum of Luzon. * the j war-essential industries 1 will he The "ener.d's eoinniuruiioe. ji.- iuit women of Needed by July 1 accepted. ' ■'.a Campbell And only Voters will cheek only their ; .eeond issued iioin his I are try- through national 11 <> . to deride whether it ; tii st choice in the primaries. ., One hundred extra tickets ■ with the two highest j headquarters. anuounci the ■ > by accident or for primary lour separate heaehheaii •cur. arc available fur students I winners running I'm each office yv., v, all after-dinner fur * Oil alter Tuesday murium the I ton Cossack program Sat¬ ; "i the finals. The candidate-with and- oeen gingerly sampled since they drank the urday evening. Students may I the highest number of votes for ■in:;, had been linki d by ' mixture. ; pirk them up at the cashier's ;1°each All ot 1 ice will win in the finals. ( riving sixth army tro- office in the Administration publicity and campaign ' Tiieir .41ert.11 tilai driv, ml.iitd j building today at 10 a.nt. ( notices of a printed nature must learned )IS( leaders j service legislation ehi.nnel r | tonal, . he limited to mimeographed ui.i- it was decided by the the the Anterieans amps id fislt every able-bodied |an .son •ouncil. i into I . I ond area W ei ll m» • le pi t|i- Meet to Plan j t.'.ry the war eflort, sunt Umlcrscvru- 1 of War Robert' Patterson,' 11'ipal terrtiitt obstacle. ! ! ct>n the 900,000 men he furnished INnzin Withdraw The Japanese were making Jl SSF Drive . •o the desperate effort* to marshal re¬ amy and navy and Too.OOP ■ workers inforcements to throw against 1 *• provided lor intiiis. ' try before July 1. Harassed Forces i the tens of thousands of Aiurri. can troops who svvarnietl ashore World Service Fund j] Patterson Informix! the Mouse i Mote ; military committee of the aimy ■ ! From I). S. Trap from the Pacific war's greatest Brings College 1'Mid navy's plan lor the step-up! ; armada. lender* Together • in inductions, which would boost |j PARIS. Jan. Itl (AP)-Ger- i Thursday's . .ninnin 'pie re ; draft calls from the present j man troops were in general rc- . 1 ported that enemy was "lever- ! 110,000 a mouth to about 150,-'j treat trom the western eml of Admiral JONAS It .INGRAM 1' h,-v brlitging up troop: from his Representatives sentalivcs ofr fac--i WK) e fuc- their Itelginn salient today and f above;. U.S. Atlanta Fleet piepurcd i«isitions in H i nth " n/ ti ady -t.i.iin at all , -. service men who : ;.| deferred farm youth-, ttn otiiiue their studies ' l agest ai tually come together north of in Severe Ty/ilunm The kev 1 ueup ed 111 til • nip ot young nun me Ha.xtogric Ln tav en '• en I an-,iv, eivo e, and prisoners t a-, ailahle tor ' military duty. The Merlin ladio announced WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 tAP) ''Hid Dagupan, each «i .ihout «l. medical care and e also supplied by 1 j Widnesday that Gen "an troops Three dcrtf'ivcrs of the Pa- i -"'.'"in |s>pol,i!ioii and s.m Ka- had evacuah d St. Hubert, nn- ' i'h<»r nly at the southwestern tip severe cific fleet were lost during a!'"'"1 • iin-sentntives attend- \t typhoon .n the wo.,tern ' "InnuiiM-ralde" troops and 1 • ' ng are I )r at.selor of men; Dr. Kris I T. 'tt'S til thief I LONDON' Jan in i.\Pi -The I gnu preparing the German Hi the salient It miles tine west of Hastogne, and apparently he- day Pacific, the navy announced to- , supply vehicles were reported destroyed on the roads in Anieri- Cole, pta,lessor ill I'.tj peo- - strategic air force acknow¬ f.lt- foi a full-Male withdrawal Tne vessels were the Hull, tiie!*^" a,r rH'ds which wiped out ..-handry; Dean W. ledged today that at the height Siience and Hit- Monaehaii '''Khvva.v bridges and one ; iront that sector. professor of journ- , 1,1 tju Allied aerial At. the lame time the railroad bridge at (aliimplt, attempt to . After 30 hours ot vn lent ar - navy .111- ; about 30 Henriek Stafsetb, pro- smash the miles north of Manila German winter of - 1 iiotired battle, Amitnap forces ' loiuieid .the loss as the result I ;..t» 1 loloev; Mrs. Isa- fi :"m\ e some American Libera¬ .-wept through the fierndy-de,- i ' if enemy action in the Pari! 11 I along the main highway.. ■ counselor of women tors and M.iiaulers x'.ao Chiang nearly des¬ i tended road j u rtc 1 ■ . 1 of Sun n ee ,( (out landing craft (LST), a destruction threatejic to t.ee, |tro- troyed the Belgian town of Mal- mi the northern flat.k of the motor torperln.bo.it, a small s-uh-|J «• ere lyottli in • k mr '"reign studies-. medy in error" while it still salient and drove on more than marine cnasec and a .mail au.\-["'1' Japanese dexpe.uU-ty ti.vlng who are representing was held ! by American troops. a mile southward ihary vessel. ' [•' ptwh reinforeemeiit- north. ganizations arc Jun Earlier Associated Press t'f-r- Snyder. N. A'., -senior, 1 . British troop* still wi re fight¬ cs|Hindrnt Hal ll<>yle hait re¬ ing 111 the outskirts of Laroche, normal complements of about ' The Hull and Mouaghtn had i l1'1' t"',1t,KOS "rc "v , r ,h" .an ' uncil; Barbara Den- ported tin bombing- in .1 de- three .odes southwest of Dnnndo and Pampan.M 11 ' Sam- 150 men •:« h a* Siience I " "arrow iicek liep-cen wo l-aiisiiu' senior. Stale Jay ed dispatch dated Dec 31. abunI 220 ; exten ,ive swamp area-. An d •hi! Graham. Detroit - . 1 tcrni.te road swing- fa, to tin 1 Union Ikwird; Jane CU.'i Detroit senior, AWS: ' r ■■ity council. IX'troit junior. In- I ; Spartan Athlete* to lie Finished By Spring 'tic meeting will lie ! By BETTY ANN JOIINSON •imlel of the large Spartan it- Before bt ing set up on cam- i Killing, Flushing sen-' d.-:.enir council; Kath- ■ Jiingwirt.'i. assistant For several months Leopard Jirofcssor of, n-lf The 10 growth <>f a giant is small problem, even under pus the figure will first be as-' tc-inbled again in the ngrieul-1 TIME TABLE !l East lousing sen- : ail, has been creating a H.MGC ! Jungwirth A skillful fingers ■ tural engineering Ugia Simons, Colon, which will top *(Ktn all Tilts Spartan GcU Fired laboratory, ( ( j where it junior. International massive clay figure, eleven and. For three months the artist was built, and will have" its Wallace, of the ASTR;; a. bal half feet tall and weighing woikrcl on tht* model which was . fni.i^ "fitting " Tne Spartan' 1 i-ell. Cohoetah soph- Z.ufiti may be the largest statue of its ! IKKI pounds. Wl! stand as a uone 111 gray day buill on a kind in the country, Mortar Board. I.' uihih ■faith- council; and! wooden cure. The final figure according '< symbol of atiiletics at MSG , t.'nlon sun iiorrh s'raight. East Lansing; io Jungwirth. A granite statue Exjiected to t»e fiuudied mean l-egion. ' 11.- s„-.s„ Jtz supported by .. fiv e-foot base ol T red Ohio clay. taken lour to five yearn of full- Thru .Sigma Phi. 4 p.m. time work tu eompli ti State News office i brick and conercte decorated' Tho clay was dritst and the NEW bulletin vi.ev . ' with figures portraying the ma- plaster removed. The statue is jor Michigan State sports. An now ready to be fired, a process 1 ■iOU Years Later Jungwirth was a free sculptor WS8F. 1 Org. room p.m. I, I'uion 10—Ar*hur island in the road to Jennon | v> h>h will require about eight and Wayne university teacher e*«nd." "■'* ' C liet"ork- 1 corres- , ymn.isium and Macklin field, days. Foi a few days the figure 1 before coming to Michigan State in 1114(1. He studied in Play tryuul.s. 2 p.m. |„ 1 in a broadcast wall he tlie site of Michigan; will have the distinction ol be-: Eurojie for Faculty (lining room I,,: ' "/on fonlght that some Mate's "Colossus." : tr.g the only Spartan who Isn't; four years - and nttcndi. columns driving to-1 »j-U a small clay sketch last Au-: complaining about cold wenth-1 ., Academy of Flue Art 11 4-11 club. 7:30 P.m. beginning of: er. Transported ,n three sec. I Munich, , " ?. r.ihlv .farther" have Penetrated gust marked th .. Germ my Jungwirth; 103 Union annex thur ' than the he : the figure. Jungwirth next made ' timis, the figure will b«- baked at; was one of five v college carrier to students; *2.00 Sinatra for the favorite topic of HOMscauiAvt. New Vow*. N. Y. per year by college carrier to non- sat • • tasrao . las saatus • »<« rssxiai students. the day. We alwav< have mir love t > MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS keep us warm so tr.iy say. so The Associated Press U exclusively entitled to the use for republication let's see what then i- to J he of all -news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited tn this paper statement. and also the local news published therein. All rights of publication on Maybe it's the old weather special dispatches herein are also reserved. A. A. Applegate that keeps tin- - -i ".t; wide Facility Adviser Barbara Dennison awake, hut not • 111 e e.-ri o! Manager Peg Mlddlemlss Editor Barbara Fearnside Thrta pledge Ai 1 y Hi gilt - Adurttstnc Manager Hetty Jo Cornish son, Sturgis mu .-u>more. ■. in> c;.r- . Mghf Editor ries that brig.'A .-..kit- u, no- eye for I.I. Jack Yn:i .. . iorm".- LETTERS Byrnes Orders U. of M. student ai - ; .-m S n- gis. The object a diamond. reap'ii.!>. sti. To the Kflitor Temperature The same goes tin .kmc Town-' sind. /.eta Tail, w :a ••< a: I.;, said cherished token :rom I.i, rito the Editor I I think my correct Hgo -should Drop to 68 James Keene. stationed at C.g'l- land. Ala. npprpr somewhere tn the WASHINGTON, Jan 10 Dottir Toliias. t'lii O. num imjiei t«i put the flurry of letters —In drastic steps to meet an able to withstand the Ma-h ::-m "iiir and again" my being henv- "impending coal •Shortage," weather wltrn sin- b Thrta «-.l in the Kc«l Cedar on a more James F. Byrnes colled today ('lit pin Irnm Puron.- in mono¬ I; dual basis The fact that I am for a reduction in temperatures polize her attention The pit; still hleh nnd orv makes i.'.e in all homes nnd public build¬ comes from AI I'linzeie who was ma'tri one of abysmal indiffei- ings to a maximum nl 08 de¬ stationed on campus with an Anil now as I-conclude my maiden speech In thi- el ice tn me. yet I hate tn see my grees. fi iiees may I inquire d anyone in the gallery know .»• aye drugged through the literary Wedding bells rang lor Mary an apartment to rent" In addition, the war rnobi.- I'nid, so tr, speak, by persons win i/.ation director asked ;.n- war Willis this vneation formerlj 1 i.nw nothing about me. Sue' fiinductinn hoard to prohibit "all Pom MS<". Mary is now in C..I"- Mo ms Adolescent nnd fresh. imt-door advertising, ornament', liido with her husnand Harold Stucleiit. Family INFORMATION mini inlanl, true as they may tic. end display lighting except in I-. I'nmerny who wig attendm . i;.i against the grain and I think ti-ose areas where rltish gas and the Itniversi'v nl Mmiie.-ota In- liicrciiM' (Joes lo ai MSC 1 have about 1,(H)0 back¬ hydro-electric power can he to.- ma, me corps - elite ets for the statement. sl own to fa- available without Eurmllotisc Ii-ve;:'- Basic (lolli'"!* INTERNATIONAL CI I It It you people must continue drawing on the coal supply. International club .• b*yi. minor Art lias . t'us fruitless nrtptment thai lias A! exist. ' The director nl defense trans¬ .rli-ci wjU hi: mi. . . ni.'h is int\\ ft* term .a .. • erttie Prg.miza' - - been carried tn England picas.- <'t. tin from till' \\ lill'Co has tn-.-t. kett the Little I portation was requested tn take •; m keep V'tti: 'if»inhhi oi eighteen steps to eliminate special and ex. riinf siimio i < oll«*J!« . irstv !. show in at; tii. Home .Econotn.> ■ year olds not ot II eiirsion trains and ant increase UfM#.v Ha: i.. h.n id Kappa « •♦»;. si* i o 1! 'hi rsiU.y at h:,'|o p.n. Thank you verv nmcit \n»iis prr ' ' t> •.ol/cr» iters are asked to v . in passenger schedules to resort cUiji'. '*f»i iru . TOMMY I.A HKI.l.F. • •-. > < p. • hi- ! a#4 11 »•'» areas. •nl in a!! cti I )iv l Ki'.-ci.i 1-nrt , SENIORS Declaring thai a III pei ceig . ..int .Mi <;»•••. f!. Seniors may still nrilt i • tinls Wore III Itrxpite reduction tn "space heating ' ■ 4 Hi nl their Wolverine pi.-'., wuti Id ...in- at mitt 1-4 indla-u i--i - i«* at: to? **- .inr' Ui gr.ltiK to the Anderson Carman ('.oimtcrattarks • l .1 III I .11.1.11 >11> Mvi lll .is- ei I - M.A.C. nyeitlie this so-i lleards.ee classes r • ' < •' 1 !• n»:i nun m> ii-mpt in 1 HIT A SIGMA I'lll f I;»»» v !!»«• . . I I I ; K.w lift i P. i l.i.i .,.1.1 it .•lit# S..» ». ♦"!.>••. b' "In addition all resident of '1.4 Tvwiwuni UMit'i «.t »hi h homes are urged to lakr similar i»»h- 1<» .Mifff ink til. V*. hi a.-1 ion to maintain a temperature ii;-* i"! wi»hl*» *« ii11J• • ;»*> \ i ijii not to exceed UK desires during t.i •: Kiim.frnfn that period of the dm that the home is oreupird. with srralri rrdiirt.no during tile ilai II the I AST Charles l ;.t home is nol oreupird 1» AV "Cuiitervilk Hvrngs soul in I,..,,, ALU. A I'.AI. — Eve. PBSm *:• Slarls I ritj.n IW roes aned with the ap- al ol the ariilsnrv hoairi ol - THE - proi the link offt. ol g liis «i action v ai motiili/alion was an gsti j WOMAN'S WORLD By AI \Y AN N M V.IOK male hi Interior Sr. retais lekes. who al-o is solid fuels .idioinis Irator. that ll will he neerssari AOiVEK I.IAHP to reduee goal gousimtption lit million tons this year. orr.N 11 DAILY A. M. ORPHEUM AIR coN'nmovi n Hit Us ETtl I AN 11-12 > ATIT.1IAA JAN.. IS MICHIGAN "I >F. <»ill«'sjlit'*y« I red W.iring- and IPs f>r. hestra IMII.I'lMlIM Willi EN ONE NIGHT Oilltiliul i tint'" In MONDAY. JAN; 15 " A an John-Mill **\ arsii A ShoAt" | (tortrln - I no..., ; an I ii.arl Eta. ry more MAIL ORDcRS NOW aud also jlliilns.- sell \.l-t.rs-.-a ,sloiii|....l,i " I at'/.an ami Ili«- "MpIoiIa Trail" World-Artlaitnrd Operetta <;rtVH i»o<|y. ,/• with Gene Autry llOTIE. I < ( l.i II AlfiM PASSING PARADE' < OI.OR t AKTOOV ;,>i«ls an.I nutii'; JCtlllt \|;V K< * Villi gLOSSOM ^TIME UiiO\ cd It st N MON.. J AN. 11-15 "NfnI of Kin" with Basil Sidney. K«\a Pilbean TI'Es " . wi n Eredrrick Mareh. Janet Ga>„„r V Star Is Born" JAN. |«. j- I H\\/ Si III IIKKT and siiifiiK r.i%t ; also " C»HP\N> lit' M) Vttark " \>llt\ss\|M»lt TflLATItl i "Iflulio". . . - • ;*l fT'S A t •-over between trains. carry on the coropeti'i-in 'he:--. :: . prv arrive' in Cincinnati this fall. As bet -re ti >t; . •: will leave Immediate- will he scheduled it ■ ■ • ..., came for Lexington, ill return sometime; and will be held at th< r: Recreation, - ' CARDIGAN y . t Starting at 7 p.m. the V > I 'r,I by their 72-38 cn- will roll the Psi i:> ■! ' •• -r-iav at Albion the' W" Dolts take on . the -. •; SPRING! ,• white, with a new ' Hou,se u'am- ;'"d the TI.eta - '> - : that seems to pos- ,1 rhc P|ns n8"mst, thP »'•" Tun-.- 9 p.m. workouts will '"k.-c su-t fo: now into spring. ■nsivr punch needed, t,-->i the nation. cl cy.br rdme. Delta Chis drew the bye. Cincinnati Game to Be Close ;-,iay an unheralded- Don't be a tradition breaker- -1 ■ - e came to East ; no smoking on campus. 29.95 to 59.95 • before 2.000 bewild- j -rot-ceded to spot an S)iartan 'ft' at least ' - margin tiiroughout! <•< quarters and then ! : nose them out at : ■ts were without the | < a star. A1 Sehneitl- ) \; -tried to play Kri- I Mueller and -Ken i-- be the proverb- j -r- the sides ol the | night These three I e.iliy give the now -- another goott run OPEN A JACOBSON'S I llrrtive CHARGE _ \ wiAlstyne's clinrg. ACCOUNT •an tip Cincinnati we with their new "nation of Robin t :•:■••. Hill Rap. , .,n.l .l.,e iiev- JANUARY Clearance - COATS - Fitted Chesterfield Casua. Junior and Misses' Sizes ^ '"if inir slort; FORMERLY fi.r « \i r\iliing $TlO 35.00 unities -Iu«-i limbic 4I"I i ■ < unl iit -DRESSES- both popular TAKE A BOW . .FORMERLy a,lic Ilou>(* a In Music" 25.00 ' v Wash. Ave. "He 4-6615 Open Thursday Evenings Till 9 Thursday, January 11 michiran state Kews Setvell Avery Leaves Courtroom U. S. Must Meet Rearmament Dances to Fill I Willi Instant Force, Vandenbero \-lu Extra Hours WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (AP)—Senator Arthur \ asked congress and the President today to give tin- Of Weekend mediate assurance this nation* will meet with "instantaneous" Elementary Eil (., Union Hoard to Sponnor force any effort of a defeated Germany or Japan to rearm. Chooses Co-Ch an III,;, S'rien of Parlirs Launching a 2',S hour senate Marilyn Drehei. < Over Wwkpnil discussion of foreign |«>licy, the junior, anil Sbii 1- Michigan senator said this na¬ Birmingham seisin, AdoplitiK a them*: <>1' fill¬ tion ought to demand In "hon¬ en iis program <<. ing in extra hours, Union est candor" that all separate the elementary e. * hoard will hold a series of agreements on Kurope's snarled Tuesday night at r all-college dances this week¬ political problems lie put on a purely temporary basis and sub- ing of the winter end. Friday frolic will take place jeeps! to review by a proposed . is planned (or mac., international security organize- ply the practice •< as usual in the Union ballroom lion. iure file. Irom U to 12 p.m.. Hill Graham, He called for (lie American The elemental v > IMroil sophomore, said. Tliere government to "relight the torch" club meets jointly will l«* dancinit, games and ro- Of the Atlantic charter with a and fourth Tin-,.: .mrdisl music statement that we have not alt¬ nrwly establish"'! ered our original commitments Future Teachers Saturday afternoon, • Spartan to its principle*. which Is affiliated varieties will fualtne the regu¬ A formal initiation The three-pronged proposals lar Hnrty-party, acrurrlmg to held for Element.i made by the chairman of the Mary Kelly. Kalamazoo senior. club women who senate Republican conference With Uie cooftcrntion of Larry draw from Chairman Connnlly j the new organs/.,t.- Krymiif, WKAK program direc¬ (D, Tex.) of the foreign rcla- —- - tor, the half hour broadcast turns committee the r*:ply—ap-| : tartiiu: at -1 p.m. will be a reg¬ ular part "f I'nrty-party this pnreiitly typical of most Dertio-. Ilulll*' r.'" So|)|i«!i Montgomery Ward Board Chairman SF.WKLL L "AVERY cratic reaction—that the prob- i| i i term Dick for Snook will supply (left) leave, the U.S. District courtroom in Chicago' after a lems involved in future world | tO JlOlfl Ol'WItl" I irh music the broadcast anil hearing on government petition for an injunction to restrain peace cannot be handled now. 'lancing in tin- Union ballroom i Pothpldir- Montgomery Ward A Co. officials from Interfering with army Cotinally was the only Demo¬ : Saturday Dance ing when tl operation of seized properties Following Avery from the court- unt to take part in the debate Krymire said Oiat any stu- loom is Vice-President and Treasure* IIAItoLU L PEAKS* IN. Senator Homer Ferguson (It., sophomore elas- denbt with talent to offer for the (right) Mich.) followed Vandcnberg j bolder party, Sat broadcast wrsild la- considered witti a proposal that the senate | to ,j ,, n, jn'ioom after aiilans to offer later lution urging formation a reso¬ of an ' The sophonn-re on s< ring the pai tv he said at Detroit interim United Nations council mores to give t Alpha Omiernn chapter of Starting immediately after the to supervj.se liberated territories. I chance to meet ■ Gamma Delta, Lutheran .students Jungwirth believi* tti/it the j lecture SaUirday night, Cliff Hot it wax Vanderberg, rb- enjoy themselve ^ new Spartan, which will soon organization, will install officers | viouxly moving to make a He- j strirting inlluene* I 'layronib and his orchestra will , i," . , j. have its first view of the rum- . supply music for dancing until at 12 p.m., norwrding to a banquet Tuesday a t pus, ivi'tv j ful 11 tit it I riftl k of | juiblican . reeorrl or constructive iitev rm u hfi ' room in ;ttmospm *« • i. Gordon ti:30 ivkihii hi . llueschen. Ilgi-on senior Since p.m. in the main dining )t.nrs It will probably still In-1 lied Cedar river I' iude the xbow " ' Refreshments this will la* a short pu*.t-lecture room of the Union, Pres. Emel- watching the of Marie Matte dance, it will In* a "stag or drag" gene Ernst, Saline junior, said '»»•> guarding a student hcho- copter parking lot in the twenty ! ~ Victnrr invast in vicuwy Buy Wat lop is general affair bHlay s second century. I Bond* and Stamps. are Detroit soph- It wax emphasised that Sat¬ Mix* Ernst was elected presi-; urday night daiurs. are usually dent at a meeting Sunday even. ' strictly date dawen*. only, and no stalls, either men or women, are ing to fill tile vacancy ensiled by |a*rmltted. This weekend will be the enlistment of the former | an exception, hmrrvvi pi evident, John Brummer, of De¬ The dame will mark the first troit. ill the navy. Helen Gribler. appearance of Claymmh's new Detroit sophomore, was elected • anipus Jackie as vocalist Other toind whn-h will leatttrc Hntlet Arihttlm . Jackson junior vice-president to replace Miss F.i nst at Other oflicels the hanqilet to tie are installed! si-cietary. . GALS... Kutli Sa hi maim Erie, Pa . fresh¬ A sleigh ride anil a radio party man. and treasurer, Mnrv Osier, loimd out Uu* social i*vents for Powers sophomore the weekend Tlu* sleigh rub Student club, will leave 1'copies . stmiuuired by The Hex Allied S Schicpps, - Lutheran student pasloi and ad¬ Ye Don't Need a Reason i hurrh at 8 p.m. Krula\. Patrons viser of the University of Michi¬ lor the affair will be Mr. and gan chapter of Gamma Delta, Mrs John I Yin* and Mr and will be the mailt sptMkct Tues¬ Mrs Charles G. Dansforth day evening TO BUY MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS AT HURD'S l.i Cefradla will hold a party All Lutiieran students and ;,t the Forestry cabin Friday at alumni are utvltisl to attend 7:30 Patrons will be l)r and Tickets will be mi sale at the Mrs. Suae t.'huiiK I*re and Mr. Union desk Thursday and Fri¬ In oaf way of thinking they'fe ail-tew-big for you. buf • and Mis Johannes Sachse. day. remember the customer is always right. Come in an a L- CLASSIFIED ADS around — try them on. 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