41. j'. it. Library Eact bar.3Lr.t:, Mich. for united victor* with states wai MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAY'S WEATHER Warmer Tuesday STUMPS Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. NO. 2 SEPTEMBER 29. 1942 Classes to Be Excused for Hannah Talk Germans Toss Bus Line to Hiiii All-College Convocation Fresh Troops To Be Held Today at 10 A.M. Fuot Ihi II Ext ins j female Errs President llannah to Talk Obligation of rl with a pur- at Soviet Lines to Aim Arbor on white skirt College Students in War; to Totioli male algebra norus of "Oh Two New Units Crn«h Company Asks Signature on Enlisted Reserve in at l iiioti Desk for mirage kirt" arose a Through Northwest |1 , All college students, men aiid women, are urged \ > at- ii . ranks." After of Staiingrml < luwrvution ; tend the first all-college convocation of the year, which |e»s when her BY JERRY TEH IIOKST Pres. John A. Hannah has called for 10 a. m. today in tho ad not been By EDDY GILMORE that she College auditorium. i red MOSCOW, Tuesday, Scpf. 2!) With. rtTe„ game of the—year a class. "Oh (AP)—Two fresh German in¬ loomiti g Saturday between I Although President Hannah's talk will.touch on Score- I guess I was fantry divisions and 150 tanks Michigan State and Michigan at ! *tary of War Henry L. Slim- into the faltering assault Ann Arbor; car-less students Executive Orders son's statement in regard to on Stalingrad crashed through were leleie-ed from their traasj i tho status of the members lwin > Together Russian lines on the Northwest¬ port j t ion dilfieultic- by an an- ifv ran l -plit up the Jen- ern outskirts of the city yester¬ nounccnient from the Greyhound Speed Limit Over of the Army Enlisted Re¬ serve, the main theme of the day. and the Soviet high com¬ bus lines late yesterday oliering [uunv in winning wrestling mand again acknowledged the their facilities to compensate ' -r H uslitou's (Ipinion student message will >tre the or in rxira-rurrleular ac- obligations of all-college stu ic-nts numerical superiority of the the situation. in this war.?"' enemy as the siege entered its \\. shington decreed i unci 11a LANSING. Sept 2R (An—I «rrk Imih Merle anil 36th day. Governor.. Van Wagoner, pro- | Equal emfiha.-is wil be jiven tir-n of siH-.'ial trains to Ann Ar to fhc role of those paitirqi iting | wrrr nanini to Kxntlihur, The midnight communique bot. which m precious years' el ■ iming a -lute of emergency, in the war effort on the lomc j hinorari -iirietv, and tclliiiR of the grave turn for the lurried Sp, tan fan- to the rival Monday , id end a 35 mile-.in¬ front and to tho part ol prisons -peed limit enforced on ) in the armed forces. ' |t«ilh I,.m- tiern elerled lo ' Stalingrad garrison said ,-t that Wolverine vtad.um. iiad itymied cur rllitf ithlciic inunril. One development: many studei I.- iirs:r;-ic '<> Mulligan highways ' effective j Tho president's talk wi l aim I f hour nl the student coun- l "After stitT fighting a group - f SaUn riio - me i.mW.icmg Thursday. although Attorney j at 1 Get ru! Herbcr' ,1. Rushton lias helping both the i i-w and old the other . is selerted lo enemy tanks managed to pine if transport: lit p. t student to find a place for him¬ (irol ihc \ ,ir»n \ (lull. tVatc a workers settlement Ituvrv in Be Added mally the -tato lacks self in these times when per- , to make the rule stick. where the fighting continues . A ; ording the -tatem, r t -onal convenience and > aires Emi>l<>\ nii'til Xote During the day our men anntho ni.t'.'i ; v,m tile Grc nun . i R.iievr.br instructed the l.iiA i lo be il i.-itgai lied in order nigh.way department and lhai i in one van contribute b> a ted about two German infantry i i ding busi- i mm . », regiments and disabled about 50 ■ • oliee : > eiiitabmate n* a winning the war. ri changed : l fixing tile speed Imnt enemy tanks.'' In addition to Pn -dent ll.in- ■.' jr. Take -li.te lughuay- asked county Kill 1,000 Germans • all's talk, organ music will pre- •i authority i iiiTiii :-ion to take similar 'f-de the talk, together xritn ?li- Kuykendall. | Northwest of Stalingrad, prc- • ii f ;. county reads, and mu- cial numbers by Prof. Fi-d S. funrbly aboye the vector via c | In 'he course. p.il'iii to impose it by M-rdi Pa'ton and Prof. Alexnndi r ,... t rut Jt nmhi r .l.ihn Shirley, InSide the city savace 'tract sing at ■1:21) p. tn. I.'-unri sue a blanket ordei for Jiie 1 .vim Arbor (ircelg •• .. lii-iliv ,n .,^-eiant prufes- fighting continued, but 'he late.-; fart s .re f-lfe-ed > s:> n; - -. 'ale lit ,i,li ic-t.-' ,1 national de- tt Inrlish >ee BUSES' —Pare t( rise, i< -nil gasping See RUSSIANS—Page H |hii ih,- - ,r I ■ i> main nccom- t"-i ;uit rmgii! 11suit ii someone 1 —Dr. Alexander C Huuiven, nrn' '.He I m lhat he is the w vii late-d 1,:- i idei. lie added he ! s foremost president of the Univc-r.-ety of expert on the "motorists of I Michigan. Under Growing Axis De mands was looking to today admonished Michigan to iceept the responsi- j 1.1100 new freshmen to seen "ed¬ rhar.it ter^ of Beaumont biMy of cooperating in this Im- ucation for life, not lor death." nur-irt Br ERNEST AGNEW rfinrt." 1 tlVtrher. hp is ulso qualif ed < rursPN in physics, I [v-rt.inl j nasc of the war Speaking at a rally of fresh¬ t-riaiisr pili vi,s instructors I.fADON Sept. 2ft AIM Jr-. Osc. G. <'lander, state police j men on the first day of rumpus Mn-i,lrrrrt more useful In Hmr than I ncleh professors, Censorship Chief irm-ing anti-war rentinx-nt .n j conuni: sioni.-r, s. ul he would "orientation" week, the Michi¬ ihe Balkan.- wax icpurted by A1 ; -imply in.-truct his officer* to | gan president warned tn.it many -«r r-hirle, is teaching Scores Newsmen lu-d govi-rninen'. -luicex Monday j stop and warn motorists_ travel. students' college careers would night i nd .. Yugo«lav official rie- ing in excess of the limit on the be interrupted, but he advised 1 4ci this fall. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Sept.-28 scribcd conditions a.- -un,lar to ■ pen road, "until a definite pol- them "tn continue your mental . tho.-i- in JH18 shortly before the • iev in. been determined ""Upon. growth wherever, whenever, and (AP)—Byron Price, "director >-f 1 KattU Thi- rrtme up rather suddenly. however you can." Kotunifi's censorship, told newspaper pub¬ toiinp.-i ; Bulgaria, Au i-i , and ' ano we must study just what is The freshmen also were told lishers today that they "have Hungary. involved.41 by Prof. Clark Tlbbit-, chairman Ports done a good job"' of handling war The rea-oris were i,^ri ,;- (,. Donald Kennedy, Mate of the campus war tx>ard, that news under censorship but they these: highway commissioner, said the ; practically all" able-bodied col¬ • AIM—Amer- »-rubers at- l^-Tt.c lengthening death list ! I.]l»Q new speed limit signs I lege men would be tnlis ce set up by Thursday j military reserve corp.- befoie the A general staff meeting will all no was -aid to ti ve lust nore year ends. •s last and e n he held this afternoon at 5 p. m. than 300,(KM) men in Russia "It i; manifest, for example, and- All those interested in working Germain was reported clem | that practically all able-bodied e ling •t El Alamein on the new dally are uritrd to r.g 50.000 additional. Circulatinn Notice ! college men will be enlisted in attend. The sports staff will 2— Decreasing f iud -upplies. I one or another < ! the reserve The daily Stale News will 1 corps us a condition of remain¬ hold its meeting in the office at 3--Increasing Ax-s pressure ing in school. Failure to maintain t:e delivered by carriers to ail 4 p. ra. for "closer collaboration " students living in campus dor¬ i satisfactory scholastic standards KWS !N BRIEF "have done a poor job of in¬ "The majority of the Huma¬ ns feel that they have re- mitories, fraternity, sorority, and rooming houses within i will result in their being ordered ! to active duty ,u apprentice sea¬ forming the people why some - ui ceived nothing from Germany men or privates," he asserted. tne immediate confines of East information has to be withheld." except additional demands, fie- and Lansing. -s battling i "r suggest to you," said Price they are bitter at Hungary to yield Students who commute iians from 'n an address before the annual cause they were forced from Dinting, East lainsing's bring up j convention of the Southern News piper Publishers' association. Transylvania to her,"' a French source raid. Fighting rural outskirts and towns in the vicinity may other TIME TABLE |A>HINgT' Farm bloc "that a patient explanation of In an «(Tort to counter dtssen- i pick up their papers daily at purned by theae requests and of the reasons ■ ion in Hungary, Germany re- j the Union .desk- or another TODAY— -• -howdown behind them probably would ct-ntiy gjve Hungary 200,000 i convenient point on campus All-college conv-j, 19 a. m. f*vr. foster confidence in newspapers acres of rich Serbian agricul- j to t.-e designated at a later College auditorium 3xry,y weariness by emphasizing the degree of tural lands, the Yugoslav guv- ! date. Because of the fre¬ State News staff, 3 p m. r« Ititlei eminent announced. of publication and ex¬ a '-heir cooperation in the war, and quency olflce. rm. 8, U.A. - sun -alellites State News Hungary also was reported ; * rtoa-ir.ii their bur- it might convince a greater num¬ uods cessive .handling charges, no i Uhri* tian Selenee, 7 p. m. ber of readers that they should woiTied by decreasing war c** r" TeTephDfw>—Co!!*** Thone T-OUS Ed- Itf> m trier to tw»?v«tti'i»*nt*. Ft. O. T. C. students returned to da.-.-es. and freshmen put on THE '.SSOC-TATEO FRESH lheir basic uniforms for the first . y #-nt> • r! 1/. * E+ tire f' r rrt*whl?"jitlf«»» of *M • ,-» ;< . a-d it *Kjjt | m, -v *«rt i l»o -the time. Uniforms will be worn to richta ttf j-RVfim :''n • n di--p;.ich»* here* all classes by most units this year. St niors ih several units have Jf AN WHITING bet-:, charged with added duties this year in watching the con¬ TEH' REM, STAFF duct of junior officers while on LWl : At tV v Iv'tt.'T EH I, It A HC1 AY, EMI. - . EHlfY TfR WORST Si*-t« ftrttare, ERl'ti: the rumpus. Violations of regu¬ ,< TOM KJ'HUMN; \\, »n-. n*« fcftttnf, IA A lations. and we?ring of incom¬ ! » I r\ f vt.iTJCrtA. plete uniforms will be reported JIxHtt v Simrr - . by them to unit directors, with Ffcnh, F*«i •ulserjuent subtractions from marks and diiciplmary actions. The rule that all R. O. T. C. student* must salute regular army officer*, any plate they see • t\f>s STAFF them whether the students are «' ».vt i > campus among R. O. T. C. stu¬ dents i.= f; Ise. Colonel McLeod 'Advance, friend' and give the dJscmr . . Thcrt'n a war on. stated yesterday. , . It iv a - mai t man's war. II is not Roinjy to be won with Re»«"n tor the tightening tip cf rule- and added, seriousness plain irusi l. s, I,rains are going to win this war. across the river is the impression Tins war is 4; iny to last a long time. You are very THE SKETCHBOOK created by manv R. O T. C. men likely going to be a direct part of it. Keep yourself in physical trim. Toughm yourself who graduated last summer into the army as «econd louies. by Sid lev|| Criticism has been levelled at physically. But you'll bo smart not to count on your college bred shavetails — not muscles alone carrying the load for you. from Michigan State—by army RANDOM SKETCHES'- There's pages long, illusl: .: - Tim 'v mathematics, for instance. Maybe it's dull. But officers. So far State R. O. T. an East Lansing gas station thit dmwints and photo';:; author. C. men have been among the perhaps hasn't heard that tires™ bear in muul that the navigator of a plane or warship, better officer material. •\lbert Chr!*t-Jancr. McLeod_aren't to be had any mi re. lis or the man in chaiyv of a gun crew alloat or ashore is as and his staff of officers aim to head of the SU-phc - small utility truck hts nn auto¬ good as a g n«r without a mastery of mathematics. keep it that way. With the co- mobile tire wired to the front (Mo.) art nepartmcn'.- " ope('at«>n and vorrect attitude of Tt.V.« English. If vi 11 want to is.come an officer, event¬ men students on campus they'll bumper to prevent scratches i.bly set a record if when the truck pushe-. a stalled for'the Shortest TcnvM ually, bear in mind that.an officer's job is not just leading do it. — car. We'll bet tbere are lots of « # * his nun into action—where the niceties of diction may be Appointed head of the BOTH engaging end frighten¬ car owners who would trade m faculty last of small moment—but may involve also a great deal of their mothers in-law and a part sprin,, he ing was the impression given by iieci'v.-ary enrresp; ndrnee and other paper work. You won't interest on their souls for that ed this summer 01. ' . Or Grace Song Line yesterday to want your superior officers to mark you down as a "Ueze- tire. It hss lots erf good fabric got a chance to see E c' students enrolled in the Japanese left . . We don't want to call Kelvin Kciblcr, pror. andaioze" guy. . - course. Mrs. Line looked over B St G unpatriotic, but why (:r your foreign language course. When your father the available field of textbooks grad, has been a di.vc doesn't someone turn in the huge on the subject (one from the pile of tin cans next to the col¬ -Lansing Okem- s bu- studied French and Spanish and German it really didn't army, one from the navy, and lege incinerator into the scrap early this summer. In. ver. important. Ard he ftrgot most of what he had one from the Harvard Pres.-) metal drive? . Dr. P. H. Sett- the fare from here to tin ! be fore he got to the places where people talked . . ih and decided to make her own lage. a psychology instruct' r has been upped to lu those languageHut you—you're likely to reach such text. She fashioned a mimeo¬ who left Slate ;n 1U41 to tench that line. p.acs in a n w years, and what you're learning now—if graphed booklet of Japanese .it a N'ew York university, is now characters, which is read in con¬ a private in the Army air forces. Helen Worcestc-. you kern it—will be of real military importance. ventional Japanese fashion, from A picture cn page 2teuf the Sept. secretary of the . usu- i ~ r words, if you vr. re to ask our advice (which you top to bottom and left to right, 23 issue of Coliicr's shows him at ment, has left £c; aurr . ha.cn't), it's this: and opening from the back. an air force classification center inn . . . the qucsti n of Get "after those books with the same spirit as if you broadcast this year's S: During the tirirt class hour she giving a psychological test to 3 ball games 'svas dc-. ■ were learning the instrument board cf a Flying Fortress, explained that though the Pesrl cadet . . . don t tell any . me, but Xuhmy Dudley. Chica, 'ir how to a-Mmult a machine gun in pitch darkness. This Harbor perpetrators read books ^u,Lotri)ft^*'., ■,.d.uw'iU''''" lancer who did them time your M-hool book? are your first step in preparing to f")m r'ght i° left, they write the q f ^ waita the arrfng them. Larry H Wtma cn 4 fight fur j our country. - characters of their alphabet ,,01 ,..paa^ ui uit Wolverine editor, say- h- Uom lcfl t0 right - walls of its megaaoine. -|A| —From a father to his son,just about to re- it', all very confusing, and. ,AD STORT Of THE WEEK: .sign at a local m-ivie • iilJ Slirne his sehoel work for the fall term. -we suspect, enough to frighten Chuck Anthony, a transfer '"Service Men Admitted lieprinted fmm School and Society, Sept. 19, 1942. several pseudo students Bay City who an- Price," so he put on h s I "weunces at WKAR. joined the uniform ^md marched dropping the course. We're . -t| The holding any such notion for a Army Enlisted Reserve here a registration with a che bsby carriage Irisatfy is a beat to be cmsverted fraaa ■artah to «ood: 11.0M font of steel will be saved by mi hesitating couple of days-at least. c?^lp e. c' The day *20.25. They made him wood, for the mod part, la Ike resteerocUon of roaches, strollers, "You think Japanese letters "ner ^'e th<: ?"kxr- right back . . . Hcnno and walk' rv resemble chicken tracks." she ^tT'TdrUl* of War SttaU0'^ ^^ "!l!n* up tflc violin-playing leader of brau trio, i* buying an laughed. •When I started learn- reserves by the end of fall term as a memento to himsv ing Enclish, I thought Ute letters BUI Baun, a freshman from "five year* of service 'o Real Americans Will Buckle DoicnNott !ooked iike ^^worm*: Escan-ba, is probably the sound¬ gan State's student1-." -4 est sleeper we've ever heard of. alumnus .uggestcd he - A few nights ago his roemmate key and now Bcnno •• WE'VK But been we'reonly ankle vva< in£ in—and deep in we've war. met a racing tide INFORMATION Tom Powers, a soph frcm the a letter from the studcr' same town, was locked cut of the Tom Waber. '42 grad . " It will take several weeks for the Office of Price Admin- A New York woman. Mrs. the envelope was a dial with 14 day. iatmticn to work out a nationwide rationing program..In As the waters subsided j^p}, paterno, the Mmw ""d addresses on it. Each RBteUltlme, real Americans will ration themselves, stop nDfl0 5-— v-_ recipient turned the dial to the left a layer of mud two ot _ , '**" driving and keep speeds down to 35 miles an-m. wrap campaign. 7T. ^ H weighed 1 ?*** back in a mail box. £.e The f,oWer fec* ^ aad a1?™nflilsis letter ened as a result of the lvss J '■-v.- ' 10 tons. itself was in book form and 15 crops. ember 29. 1942 Pare Three ce Likely Governor Fa vors Senior Honorary rj [Ir> rtlt Over Taps Ten During; Extra Sleep for ;on ription Michigan Pupils Postponed Riles Advanced Clocks to Scud Two Kxealibttr Members to Black" Them to Classes Complete Ceremony mail (.»■ uaaiw Into in the Dark r * • ■ \i: Him Set Last Sprintf LANSING. Sept. 28 (AP) A lu?d by the only two remain¬ „. rijii \ • HAWKINS , d. Sept. 28 number of school board- have ing members from 1941-42, Kel¬ written to Governor Van Wag¬ K>cb!er arid . \m1 g ve tlie vin Larry Hardy, oner. asking him to do some¬ Kxealibur. local senior honorary, f today of *■ •or risking j thing to take Michigan off "war I tapped its JO new men in: > mem time," because the , compul- | clocks will send their advanced bership Saturday night at the pupils to Alt-College Dance held m the j tion, reliable! their classes in ■aid Monday. I th<\ dark t. uir- ff t r'roi ium. of the morning, the executive > believed j The society, which selects !! said Monday. juniors each spring term on the . ,inco of win- j He said he has replied with h; •> s "f si 'i i .-tic landing ;i ple-j that j • be consid- j in suggestions thai the schools fall character, ar d extra- (frt ■> ill a , line with others which have cities, luid planned t.» lap i:.t : certain of ne :!:e arrest of changed their class room start¬ n.er,. at the Wa'cr Carnival List ing times, to allow the pupils at but Ui a by the Ger- extra hour's sleep each mo'niing. e.i zone, pre t K>St becauj Van Wagoner said he has no. ... ,,u future changed his position that Mich¬ v. ho tins p-.'.i igan must abide by the federal d .i. coats with a quarters j statute imposing war time. information i .il '.lit- packet _ on in-occu- ;u:~ ■ Vit ft's- ! >.! Ia.wcil, 1 It-- -v.,.ure of tliem of tlie in Stale News Lists Hoard president cluo president -ruprise bo¬ ar ipied zone New Dailv Rates t: * App.itsi S,■.- ii : r.inent as GRmax of WENDELL WILI.KIK'S .current trio to Hu-v, v as Although there has been no students, a ins meeting (above) with. Premier JOSEPH STALIN Russian «:ved with increase to new a1 .eg U. S. on- schedule of subscription rates newspapers displayed big pictures such as this •>: lire tw . m-'n i'.-itish occupa¬ for the daily Michigan State together, on then front page. Tir.s picture w.s -out nv i adio le intensify * News was announced yesterday - -fr--m Mn.-ow to-New York" American- j by Paul E. Walker, circulation Hut Laval's manager.. Sigma N't Itlui Key it* idea , ■n j i anted the labor' Students still pay 50 cents per out, ' term at time of registration, but Resignation of George as Defense •i.-.i nn -.Tiber •' Green lb Imet Tvn Harries ni Cadillac. Stab News editorial d'rector. Slgni i ,:.int factor in 1 the rate to non-students is now -- 1 75 cents per term or $2.25 [>or Head A ow in Student GouneiFs lap Delta ("hi presiiiont. Glee club year, he said. presdient. ''d member ot Hi if) > Student Council today laces In case the subscriptions are j George, resigning because his .Merle (Cut' Jennings. Tulsa, I ibrarv Hours to be sent through the mail, the the knotty problem of liavinR to ■ Okie. Kappa Sigma. DEV. Inter rate will be $1 j>er term or $3 select its third campus defense1 duties as Abbot hall counselor collegiate wrestling <1.01 pan ill \u Continued chairm-in since Pearl Haroor "consumed too much of tin mi ruber iff Athletic council per year. This additional charge after Dick George. Eng. '42. an¬ time," was the successor to Jim ■H11I (H>r Jennings. Tul ... iti- ! » rm — Towne of 25 cents will apply also to nounced at the tlrst Coordinating students who request their po¬ Crozter as defense chairm n on Ok!.1 Kappa Sigma. D/.vr. Inter . Defense council meet Friday campus. Crazier had resigned 1 ticgiate wrestling champion.' urs instituted llers mailed to Lansing. East1 night that he had tendered hi : member of Athletic Council ana .. . experiment" Lansing's rural outskirts and alter one term's experience be of the State other towns in the vicinity. resignation as chairman. , cause of lack of "student inter¬ rr.eml i-r of Varsity club. "utinucd fall est" the defense ptogram Don M cKenzie of l«msu, : Walker added. in emphasized Beta Alpl-.a Sigma presidcn-, l.x nson Towne Walker further MSC Expert AmityZt'S , Collaborating with Tom King, , ISA officer, member of LlutTs, that no papers would be mailed i faculty adviser of CDC and head 110 jter Cent of Parity of the police admine i itior the advanced Quaitermast'i . which kept out in cases where studen's ; George succeeded in students club. Sunday evening wrote in their home address.for course, Roger Black wis id of Detroit >• night, has delivery. These students will for Farm Prices ! ' bringing the Michigan St .te de- F 'i Delta Theta. sojilioii ore c lass -. according h*ve to pay regular subscription fense program into state and na¬ • or hours will rates if they want the State j R. V. Gunn. professor of agri¬ tional prominence during !,i.-t president, chairman of Vocation- al conferince of 1912 i cultural economics at Michigan - in preceding Whs sent home, he stated, due spring term. to the excessive handling State college, Monday came to At Friday's C. D. C. confer¬ Harry Green 11 Detroit, Stu- ( tlie rescue of embattled farm ence, George revealed that he ricrt ci.uncil vice-president pen every charges. : iv it 7:30 a. rn. groups which are demanding a cause the college authorities had member of Blue Key, varsity congressional amendment grant¬ seen lit to offer credit for many basketball manager except" on - easy closing Pair of Detroit Lions* ing them a 110 percent of parity of last year's defense projects, Jack Bush of Rockfnrd, 111 .lie Sundav price ceiling for their products. therebv taking tliem out of stu Sigm Alpha Epsilon. Theta A1 Injured in Ram** Tilt ~ . ^ '.!! 2 p. m. Gunn declared the 110 percent dcnY control, that the nucleus . 1 Jul I 1 president, member in B! ic Key. and college dramaH.- 0 idmg room DETROIT. Sept. 28 (AP>— of parity ceiling would not ma- campus defense this term would Since the memtrershirr ot Fx - UK fires is in The Cleveland Rams got all the terially increase the cost of food center around courses in lir.-t aid. to consumers. and auxiliary police and an mid f.xhbur is ' .mitrd to 13. three ad¬ >'i!l be due points in a National league cor.- j ditional men will Ire tapped at —.h 8:30 a. m. test with the Detroit Lions yes¬ "Some information or tnisin- warden training- 'The Ireginmrg of winter term. 1 Saturda> terday, but they also suffered formation on Ahis subject nlmos' i.ned by 2:15 comes under the heading of — the most serious injury, it was A maehme that picks clovn propaganda," he said in a for¬ disclosed today. John Wilson, Cleveland end- mal statement issued by the col¬ U.S. Forces Smash tops rt fast as 2.4(10 hind pick¬ "The intiuence of an extra ets has been develojxrri by tv.;, >. i Lzens Die hospitalized with a true lege. t was / I (ra sfi of . - >?!j piane tured jaw while the Lions' cas¬ 10 percent in the prices ot raw farm products on the- workers' 49 Enenv Planes Illinois professors. ualties consisted of an elbow in¬ >1. Sept. 28 jury to Harry Seltzer, hack, and cost of living would be less than two percent. WASHINGTON, Sopt. 28 (AP> CLASSIFIEDADS • Br..sil plane a sprained ankle suffered by 'Our conclusion is that some —Smashing with terrific force /WANTED ~ 'untains be- Augie Lio. veteran guard. factor other than a 10 percent at the Japanese in both the Sol VO^VflOS WANTED T> *r^fh*nt mon and the Aleutian islands, Sao Paulo in rise in the prices of raw farm »r, 1 xp« e*, want* in - day, carrynt: Atf Council Complete* products is ot far more sigmfi- army-navy-marine corps airmen LamL lio* ly. N»w*. i persons, in- Plana for .Mixer canee in any serious advance in jf- the last five days have destroy FOR SALE t;.:ens. Also the cost of living than are prices 49 enemy planes 1 nd damaged :t- Paula Ma- The Agriculture council at its. tivc ships, or.e « f which pr b .bly S I I PI %.'T STCPY T A III.!. ■ ' tie of Bra- j meeting last evening put the ftn- sank, without—the 1-ss ef a singio wtx*.' "»2r* IJruden. • »ii Lshtng touches on plan.- for it.- ■'i.'s and the forthcoming Ag mixer, to Ire Allied Strategists Meet American plane in combat. FOR KENT : rr.ous held Wednesday, Oct. 7. in the '-'cmewltere in Pacific' A navy communique am- '-me¬ race- >»« >mt ,jfrom the ed that in an att,ck by the t ROOVJ8 I «»R UEN'l W»»h Judging pavilion. W ASHING T O N. Sep' 28 17tv.i«"»r«"» (irpl'iil' -»r burnt- • t ier caused The event will feature varied my on Guadalcanal island ye« WOttlAX Cal. 2^771 rji.iADIt tk>. (AP)—The navy announced to- "Gt I activities, including group gmes. terday (Sept. 28 East longltuce;. •'rfMrvl. ; night that Admire! C..W- Nimtt*. singing, short talks by reprcen- crmmar.der in eh(ci ot thvojfa- navy and marine corps ftghte-s 1 HDOM Oh f.n* fU*>r f»r mm sanizaticn : ta lives of the various Ag organ¬ 204 H**u 'intercepted a large Japanese for N<. e,wAiUK Privsw u%vui-»ry, • > eific fleet. Lt. Gen. H. 11 Air.otd. 2 n State let- izations on campu-. and the comm.udtng general f the army matton. Bt . E»ut L»r#ithic. ' 'he' required election ot class delegates to Ag ;»jr, rive . and Vice Admiral Hob- ' ' — egistration. council. r-rt L Ghurrnley. commandcr of the south Pacific area had been "in conference somewhere in Laundry Cum** the Pacific." Standard i parcel For y( >ur s z e Dancing Pleasure post mailing ca-.es — heavy (jualtty canvas TONIGHT covers—sturdy filler. (ARM'S ORCHESTRA KODD RAFFELL 'I ormerly Dusty Rhodes) Filler* Alwiys Available N^tLT WARREN PEARS ALL 1 coral I'Ukinesg i&-CS70 Gables W-t- ii- Tuesday, September Septcn T! • Plate Board of Agricul- tun .irnounceti rcenlly 15 chary the,. College faculty clTi-1 . e i!h the beginning i f fail N'lrri, addition !• the ap¬ pointment e. ' or faeul'.ymcn uctih ! heal- "U i- -pevtive department- AtiiVmit tin- ■ cent' I by 1' < n. memuers of the WAVES, The WAVES are shown stepping along on the Smi \ i i m .lened at Northampton, letic Held, which was turned over to them as a pa i I.--i..-v villi the i-orps in uniform. • Atlrannul First Aid Union Hoard fo I'n-i Unarm Still M anted i Telephoning Aids. SOTi,,to III !:n d use o g:'. i ' jar Men and Women ami Mew Courses Directions for d> fix li in 11 e to loin lh< If I it led St.de Office o| en ■ ! • • Short am' Decreases lie!iin Mext Week j pus numbeis, and i mitory. sorority an t lug voi! expeit II !' '■ - ■ telephone n u in b e ft! in ' oil o! t! ma tu ! i (posted near the 1' The title ..t Tl I A (ioui i ,e.-l ' telephones soon. E taut .rutevMH not re-nli ' i > iunion manager said t o t II dail j hioballd , U',1 The bulletin boaie Chan gist to ovist.ml jit It a"' ■■ i | of Phil Althen, t: leoo.-i a neiot" ill dot. litis : president, will be ui bond Ti" bo. ii made tie1 h ' wim | and measure 22 bv :: I will be placed on the Bjijio>-tim-i t.- Hen mii: II Prm ! iy to the left of tin . gle. uisti iu tor in i nei istry Foster said. t'tie. le: A !..iws • . instiu.'tii it roiihigy. Kathiyn Hoi*c'fr..n e This fact may bo • t Sl-t.ii-' in ii - tit I'mial adieh enee between'a .score • 4 j tloliii , ('.coige ll I'l II it .i'tll He completed pass; we -j licit We.vinger. insti tu'tar t lit "i were V libit; Mt'-hc'l. In-ti don ( i n Thorn m mattiem.d and Pan! fie. e. r .,t And it fakes J hot ih tItP'tors m speech di.trc dii' lo'-ter Hell, o or I taut v expert to fit yoJ enter ion forester: \t . op. A: (tiiis ills* i we tor in rot Herbert shoes tco! It Ifuuipiincs, tnvti'iit 'i it |is> cholu ;i and I. It T"t i ibad <. /-FREEMAN Invti tu t i in mathematics. Home lie Adds I ight SHOES /_ Ki td in • lerii: ers ttttTc becu . added to the Home Detroit Not Divided Economies on War, te.d i ng . to'. ', over Mir according to a re 't. which alremtv Says Murphy po.'t from Dc.in Mane Dye's of DETROIT, Sept 28 fAi' ! lis e yi'Ste: iii.v nep.-ts Ih t Detroit is divided, Among t!,e new additions are on the war 0/Tpft. according toi Margaret Pi diips, who will be Axsviutt Jii-dice Funic M ugh;, assistant piufessnr of foods end of the supreme court, are cxag- j nutrition Dorothy Orcev, in related, arid the time coming ; struttor in home when our factories will 'produc 1 management and child niuH- in one month than the fae development; IV..rl tone-. »t any A*., nation Jaexson, instructor ui intitu- can | u>n nut in i year tion-i pisUtfiM bv> martin, FAMOUS GRILL ■la nalpl Ihkb-tUmwa Famous*. for ltd Chicken in the Rough Jewett's FAMOUS GRILL 539 E. Mich. MICHIGAN esd-v. September 29, 1942 STATE NEWS Page Five in Purchase of Bonds j Compulsory Job Proposal Will Go itriotic Pups Aid to Congress Soon, Says McNutt WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 dustrial wages, by raising the (AP) — War Manpower Chief level of farm wages. | Paul V. McNutt indicated Mon¬ A3ked by a committee member day that an administration pro- whether this would result in llposal for a national service act, raising farm prices, he replied, r!l which might empower the gov¬ "it would seem to follow, log¬ ernment to make compulsory as- ically." -fya& ' j signments of workers to jobs Asked later by newspaper yT \ S • ■ -s* where they are most needed. IS * ■; ' ' would be submitted to congress men if this could be construed soon. as approval of the farm bloc Testifying before the house tight on Ciipitol Hill to raise agriculture committee inquiring farm parity computations for in¬ into farm labor shortages, he clusion of labor costs, he said "I .iid "Persuasion is riot enough don't intend to get into that." and there's not sufficient patri¬ otic urge" to deal with the inan- IT. of Michigon Receives powcr problem. $20,000 for War Work 'I hope in the very near fu¬ ture that certain recnminonda- LANSING. Sept. 28 (AP)~ will be made," he added. The defense-finance committee of j, , J1} ' \ H "It i< not an easy task We have the state administrative board >\ i.V: _art i'e\e; -lie!, legislation. Or - today approved the petition of had-titutior.ul t .in con questions are spaniel puppies were sold by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kinhr., involved." I 'he University of Michigan for a. r $20,000 allocation from the state i McNutt told the —committee i d help Uncle Sam. war fund, to provide space for i h ' ! <- way to keep labor on I t-• '..rm was to narrow the dif- | training specialists for the army —hi toil between farmland in- i and navy. Diilrc'iniid Items Seized by FBI Agents in I Want Sharp Music for Your Parties? SEE 111) BERKY ami His Orchestra 102 K. St. Joseph St.. Lansing _ Phone 5 KfiHtl /C* ■■ivV < MODlTt DUCHIS1 DUCHESi ' J-' '—II I.J, ... , . Zs ZZ 'o'lollUgt t I items, including several and Princeton in M. :o «■' '"lee ,-hort wave radio sets, ! hundreds of rounds of nm- one homes were Grand Rapids. United St ta "d ... How are you in Legonometry? is at right ha dling < p ' >■ a d by the Federal Bureau : the hemes of enemy aliens McFAIlLIN. FBI agent . Q. I there a difference between leg lengths and iette, Ishpeming, Negaunee Rapids oltirc. .ooks on. hclle-Sharmcer leg sizes in stockings.' A. lust as much difference as there is between so-so l>loc Inflation Compromise \Y;«UU YiuMx Insults i^uiisA!» legs and smooth delights^ Hcllc-Sharmccr i) • - - . i • • . Stockings arc individually sized to fit around twfrrtea by Administration NEW Y( iRK. Amci ii-nw tocsi.v > .■ i. ; u" - .v as well as up and down. And they do! . i sept. 28 (AP), Administration men, had com ing r a inounttol: >us p.;c Q. VCh.it makes leg sizes in stockings more of a | of scriip t' at w:i. mean n ■. i ng defeat in i plained that the latter proposal . must than ever these days? • I dc.itn for t re Ax higher farm' would raise the cost of iiv.ti.o .» f> ; ' ' " n .'',rrr' ■ From i-e anti-infla- 3.000,000,000 to .*3,500,000,0!di a j fUCtOMrti. liomci "• • e A. AH 'he new textures stockings are being nude ■ te farm bloc year. They said the prixmt j wicks' t.nvvid- ir.ve t.» f d of! Only perfect leg-size fit — Hclle-Sharmcer in se Monday parity formula, which would be ? junked mc ! :r t» s'.arbMi fit—can give that sleek, smooth look in every under th-- :«..ta«;r-b P :. more : orces tlatly the basis of ceilinrs under the ' textqre. • than 1 .GAM* J,< \ -pai'C! - pending anti-inflation bill, v.. Typ.ci.1 I tfc gravity of ' vould require fair because it reflected the pine ! i -int r metal set ip --<> vihi •> q# How can you know you're getting the tight to tlx agri Belle-Sharrneers for you when you outfit your¬ ■ : us in such h of things the farmer buy-. keep tr.e tf-cl mills fri>m .u;»in. self in stockings? 11 productive After a hastily called meeting WilS' ;he declaration Jeclar.i'ion by by CC nnec; r::u •r." It was of the senate agriculture com- cut. Ouvcrin r Robert A Hurl 'y - tute for the mittee Monday, the farm bloc that ' n emergency existed ,n his ~ """ n *" ^ Simply place your legs in the capable hands of ■"'tors Thomas leaders laid the compromise be¬ state. one of our knowing Bcllc-Shatmeer sales¬ In a ringing appeal to his peo- '■ h (D-N. M.), fore Senator Brown (D-Mich.i.. women She'll size you up in a jiffy and fit you e altered the in charge of the administration pie. 4hc governor said: — perfectly with liret for small legs. Modit* foe •i in price" for- anti-inflation bill, which calls for "Until we have exhausted ev middling, and Dncbeu for long legs. Here i 7 " "(arm labor stabilization of cry last possibility of providing r 'he .... ——- j,muiiimuuh prices, 1 our factories with materials they exclusively! first time. I and salaries. i i neer. each man. woman and I child of Connecticut is a mem¬ TIMES TODAV LAST TIMES .LAST TODAY 3 ber of Connecticut's citizens' BELLE-SHARMEER STOCKINGS Lamar. Bickar* Dmnint army." "BEYOND TME BLUE HORIZON" As the scrap piled up across IN ALL LEG SIZES >TARTI\f: WEDNESDAY Her. I" the nation, stories piled up, too. Sua showing that Americans were | "*- """"n* Nt» Hu Bam AIM la a Gnat V.«n« SUrl throwing into the junk heap thta $1.00 to $1.50 a pair Ed word Small protonti will become planes, tanks and ships not only their old iron beds but even their heirlooms handed IIRLEY TEMPLE * down from Revolutionary Eighteen states, not times. including Michigan, thus far have reported I _ that every one of their newspa¬ KIHBEE pers. both daily and weekly, were CAiTUWN lined up solidly in the cam¬ paign its Sl-V: Tuesday, September I\i*c Six- Her m ie Conner May Be Only Soph to Start M Tilt FrimodigR He Lackfi But Has Size. Speed and Fighting Spirit Independent Experience. Says — - By BILL BOOS inaw Valley League, and this Enter Teams fall -he's slated as a regular or. fRi'iM all inrticatmn* <*f whit A rsewwnter who repsiercd at the SparLn eleven. With interest li¬ Mib £-411 did VP Great I-s e> State -.n January this year, ap- ning at a high pi: ■ There's no need to worry, .,-1 «*:urday. the Mirhigur campus, Intromui, pearss to have clinched the'dis¬ j though, because "Roundy's" elig¬ iVi'v Sjatura fhwuid fee; lots of -fcyman L. Frimp-i - tinction of being Michigan ibility is .quite legal. He 'gas a team xfii-raent next Saturday The managers in • t mid-year graduate at Pontiac. .. State's only sophomore iUrter tramural loops—the r ■Tol-aerfry* ran 5 round through,. i and he matriculated at State r j >i*d ate bill over the when the Spartans and Wolver¬ ' iiat, and lndependfu immediately after receiving his to aRftfywkrti The Crislemw ines hr.s up for the kick ff at prepare for the .•• diploma. Then by means of con¬ ers. . . ?■-—•■ r. <£••:".fie*f*- c r-:v.. nd of Ann ArNar r.exf Saturday. centrated study, and a full sum- ' be ftuaijwa f;>r Just about ! mer school schedule, he gained Particularly in t He is Alger Conner, a six foot • *er/ rnamect of the 60 m mutes j enough credits to become a uH- !i ested independents-. "F. ' . , -f jy» •* .• * vtrr.e J23 U>. human ooxcar wh«y prep- , because it : Hedged sophomore. t that must make Outfit* • .re.. eutehArtirs and ptd at Pont.or high school Al¬ Al getdiis first taste of football; wb,je ,he'd;; on •..wo- • e s te=tr trade up o' ger. or more frequently, here in spring practice this year . ,;re aWon,a|jcali, v-j* ^eiuoRatl* and wltefr An- ■R-tindy" was.named first string ,.nd although he was new to the \T*--,c*r.f 1- ivx ea«v .1 tr ~bbl T)i(1 jra(er, wki# on Mi h gan's interscho- Hit ■>-'-*» jus? »".«? the M . M. college game, and most of hi* ! udders wi'VW high school featn competitors were m,.re experi- xIonaa"v nit,h, i ■.! ■ ■ , y v• -> ' bf over tftw wa» * ffet ali ir t ye- r- and that bnf.gs up an¬ - ther interest,r.g point, Last fall. ALGER CONNER • rcVd. ,1 didn't take Line Coach ! Al Kawal long to recognize lip ^a> "Jf1" he i«r«stka, sc cut"? >s> right AI played ftp ball on Uie ] .atrr>;pc.!,,1lU,!V sophomore tackle >cr CONNER—Pate 7 i *» enter a< possitii- high school gridirr.ns of the Sag- ' . >f>irUn< Ojitlmlttir Tie rr'r? Sfv.rtsr. trr, how- ve?. wHo tr*-k ir, the ard re rti': ror-flderf that they', iter- vhut the uilor* (f ir t — ' e> * *rft dete"*r ' «* on Maybe .r:,, tr.fkv offfiivf w r k * '• v th l<*ts of eHJ eo;<**r» try. t«p just the p.-e>;r.pl. :. fur Sjarrtan vietory Of c. ur-e C o a <" h Ob. fir* "Wt'-oan and hi* wili ave h westehd with « W-4.or BUY USED COPIES ne f. rvj. r-d w*H. the Itfcr* of H»id »e h*ve-J • <•*• .1 mam* ess -« W:tb "»e of the *reat- «t renter PWKIMI ■ m M eh- grar. cret history thfr ■ bound t» tr u*«ie - — -id t of Ihi- Woives hoe stopped rvtryttung v.e s. h r- Ihreu at if.err » also, this U.>—Center of the And Mei *u1h» r, Frrculmsn and Guard* Franks and Rub K ,j**»r. plenty of holes following Lreii Com hi nation K, .nkmen Elmer Madar and Brink: Plane Phil Sr rpe perf ormed like all- Ciitncr: ^lirrobology Trigonometry, 1940 Americans both or defense »«. fort t that Oglturit N.: S«H'iology ( dark: TXjmrr v Harm* was even College Book of Eiwivit trvard not brir e able to uresis Oaeen A T.: The City Euwema: Year's Work in English eeauso of an injury At the same jm- Wsew's j, ur.rns made Uumley: I'ropMguiiilu Meiiuee Composition thru 1 f igvt ita-uf !>• b W.-Hfaii 7W hlockmir a-d hm -t>at amr Young: Social Survey-* ami Re>earcli Fiilliiigton: New College Oinuihu? Short p t«y ('Apt Oe to Cr thiml ' s«»< u th to mediant Mkctwa ■1 {aiays r-ve Baehrnan Ilayuorth: Puhlic Speaking. 1911 Ed., 1939 k,«.'ne» huig rr>, rt to aorrjr about Hay north: Oral Argument. 1931 Noycs: Reading in Modern E—ay- There* Other Ciart I- • »■ pretty hid f — - ur Sprr- Snyder: Principle- of Heredity. rr\i-»ed Foril & C.: A New Spanish Reader aiu m wider > U.i yr-ar. dur»nt l.ong>»ell. K. A 1.: Iextkook of (inilugv, "* But wait a m'.nu'j-, all ;» not Sokol & N.: Beruhmte For-cher Und Hire 1st Lei'* take a k« k .it that uyeed nine nine that I*liy-ical Beit rage \lfih-in,- Ihrerio Ralph Young • J C si. h C'o'lfs' Buiirun Jauie-: Outline of Ceogra|»hy ("uric: Madame Curie. Douhle«lay Dor.ni l.Vt Smith: North America . Lit. Vail: Crade«l German Short Stories Six ai Un n.: t.it* are go-ng » Boak, 11. & S.: (trunth of European t ivili. Paton: E—rutial- of 7 U-f layed <*n M .c*i:n field Accounting k.1 „nv tr»m always tx-tf rrr..< so it* owi; rj-». >t: 1 The | zalion, Complete O. E. I.e-ler: Economics of I.alior Sim '- r. < >i-vi-fi j . n x ti Iseiu-r n»: ,. react- V. •• ,«• team P.-0.4 Hick): Fetleral Union May nurd, W. & B.: Principle- of Markt li"? f Un* i. ifw- SjMrta.n> ! a-.vo VI illiaiu-: fV*"*: d. Peoph- ami Politic- of l^iiin Clark & W.: Marketing. Agricultural hvicr iketerun «. o*rr the • t.*!i r* •<.;* bt :e it State in America Hunter & A.: Introduction to Puhlic Final"'* 5tti Uv kical tt-c\>rd I'M., a 1 most Kuier: City Cotcriiiueut in U. S. win * unawuted Lap ynr'* ton tt. m. H. •. tii t.rte Of Use lea Seager & G.: Tru-l- ami Corporatiou- unfit that ttppwenu had MacDougal: Interpretative Keporliug Moehluiau: School Adiuihi-tration \r --*d fa g—.i lire ie 4* than Aurner: Effective Englibli in Bu-im>— Risk: S' g.-;dj-*i; -r*3 eir. on tt* Mi.ki.-r, Principle- and Practices of Teaching -N m Witt, a letrr. *.rr«e trerity of otjy two »rd a Kleppuer: Adverti-ing Procedure in Secondary Schools. *41 '• < *• <-J trwe MipHoKioev*. Ikach- -i*h i* .0 ttsc procea of re- , -•IM J-* ii t* Mb hfsi • is.:n - -x . •••-. t> tftki-i up witti teat- . TH ERE IS ONLY A SMALL SELECTION OF •»t». w..t Pi»b.a**. a:-d D-ck , barr'i essotg to be a la* ' THE ABOVE BOOKS IN OUR STOCK ->. X r ..bit it. »tt»re for Spartan < - <4 the very untir future "-K»- Use ua*e ttat will -*ei State ia East Urns-rig. campuTbook store Right Across from the Union N E W S Pnge Seven Cards Prepare SPORTS TRAIL For Opener BY WHITNEY MARTIN wish Ends Fraleigh and McNeil in In St. Louis WUb World Sports Columnist its chance to bat according to i NEW YORK, Sept. 2a—Boy, the rulebook. how those Yankees slug that There have beep ;,Lni> when imningc, hut Ripmaster Cracks Mort Cooper Selected ball, don't (hey? It's really too that was practically true; when ii.idle for Only Tallies to Hurl First Game b.d they have no pitching. Some the Yanks could of their cliuckers actually allow team 10 runs and lient it. spot another Not more than six hits a game how that, the present Ynkeo club is iW Tcm lliordan for Reribirds and then. on the feeble side at the plate It still is the most :;; to gridders took their last heavy By JUDSON BAILEY Thp common misconception of in biscbnlt when dangerous team it has it's "ins," ST. , ;^e "ii Macklin field, before the opon- LOUIS, Sept. 28 (AP) A "*oecam McCarthy's club is that it is as the kids say when We their world series atmosphere settled' i",the!cnm which which just overpowers versity of Michigan Saturday. Coach over Sportsman's park today opposition, and is willing to turn to. sirinck 'cm. . > But it isn't tilt* greatest hitting i:iy hold another such workout, how- the St. Louis Cardinals made use one of the bloomer girls as a pitcher just as long as it gets of Yankee teams, oy any means. ;;a-t that*" : " ready to receive Pic New York So why are the ■ Y ankees in the first Monks whore game of mei' ;■ 'ih the | Kuzma they ore? Forgotten classic Wednesday. . Well, one reson might be that, .. els wjisj Flie world champions were po* ' since Aug. 1, their chuckers have the tim- (due here until late tomorrow^ .( V ifter Sophomore's ; but the icdhot ltedbircis worked out on their homo field while turned in 1.7 games in which the opposition got six hits or less. Eight of these games were six- "'J S| Outstanding Pla y I carpenters hammered up .uld. • ftional sejts and Commissioner ' bittrrs, five were five-hitters, and they had one each of four, vith some ANN ARBOR, Sept. 28 (AP) I Kenesaw ST. Landis made a three, two and one-hitters. natch the —Only because Tom Kuzma | checkup on " arrangements for What! No no-hitter? tactics. the crowds of about 3.V,,r twisted his knee last week does ; to work football landom know today that | playing the games and handling :an squad, the two installments that will be Bob Chappius is one whale of a, • • ,st -ho last eleven good sophomore halfback. Chappius was just another un-! - ; played here this week. Without committing himself Football Scores | The chilly definitely Manager Billy South- MICHI G AN 9, G R BAT publicized yearling until he i worth oi tlie Curds indicated ■no bnll-han- trotted out on the field in ttie LAKES 0. that lie had his pitching sched¬ Georgetown 7. TEMPI.!! I) . out this is* first quarter of the Michigan. | ule already mapped out with WEST VIRGINIA 21, Wash- c greatly be- Great Lakes game Saturday. Mort Cooper, Johnny Beaztey, ington Si Lee 7. When Toledo Bob returned to Max Lnnier and Ernie' White Kordhnm 14, PURDUE 7. • -,c passing the bench the fans cheered him working in that order. MARQTOTTE 14. Kan as 0. Keippe on for some of the niftiest passing . Won Twenty-two WASHING TON STATE 0, ind Hankers done by a Wolverine sophomore Starting Cooper in the opening Stanford 0. ,i5 McNeil on for many a season. game, of course, has been a fore¬ OREGON STATE 32, Idaho 0. long with Chappius was within a twist of gone conclusion. His record of Caps denote State's opponents. , iilbacks Ed a knee of-being just another 22 victories .and 10 shutouts has .a,ii I'd' Mencotti. \oungster whose ability seemed stamped him the year's out¬ Fred P. Alderman, one of destined to hide in the shadow standing liurler ui_ the majors Tun soorrs Michigun State's outstanding of » well-known star. and in spite of the furious Nn-1 MORT COOPER trackmen, holds six varsity dnsh Fraleigh and McNeil Observers of fall practice here tional league pennant fight that I In pitch opener records, established In 1924-HI28. long gains, while . . Iprtx knew Chappius was good, but lasted till the final day of the showed .- ens of his when he was only the substitute season. Cooper has been rested t( :y ring the only two for Kuzma and no one was par- i sincc j;isl Thursday Sown- id :i'e workout. ticularly concerned with the sub-,' Thc choicp of Bcazley for the Ip s ■ m re end, Barbie stitute to the team s best-known .second game was based partly on , . |,i.,y i oth on the half back. | jjjc reasoning that a rookie ;.iL>n the identity of the Yankees first1 i.bilify, nnd rugged enthusiasm | gnme pitcher. Having finished a very successful mm of the newcomer. Mot everyone believed Man- would lead at America's Nn. 1 summer resort. The Reports from the grapevine1 agcr Jor McCarthy indicate that Alger received in- ! with Ernie Bonham, his huge: Homestead, Hot Springs, Va., Opmiag citations from several other righthanded ace who has won 21 large universities via their ath¬ games and lost only five. He. at Michigan State Oct. 5 for a liaiM letic offices, but "Roundy" says Rumba, Fox Trot, Waltz, Conga, Tango •ok Store Appearing in Person Kach Sunday Night 0?p- onion ■ BOWLING - BILLIARDS ■ at CORAL GABLES 2 ■ Tuesday, Septembe: 29, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Eight War Boosts Keyes Keys for RUSSIANS (Continued from Page 1) Fraternity Houses Will Popularity of communique gave no that, struggle. said at least details of Front dispatches 36,000 German Tonight for Rushing Peru Fraternity houses will open to¬ troops were engaged in the State ROTC swaying battle amid the skele¬ ton ruins of the Volga industrial night lor two weeks" of intensive rushing, followed by pledging BUSES not earlier than noon, Oct. 11, (Continued from ?e j . center. Froeli l« Wear No Pol* Free Twenty-fire Ntah Doug Reeve, Interfraternity son, with one-way "3* On the central front before council president said yesterday. $1.79. Hut Junior* Gat New Moscow the Russians reported Dinner dates, smokers, and Students interested , Officer*' Uniform* another Red army advance stag parties will be supple¬ buses to Ann Arb > s.„J northwest of Rzhev after a long mented by open houses to be are to list their mr- , Upperclassnien who are taking flight. Twenty-five inhabited held the next two Sundays from Union desk before i more interest in their military points were liberated by the 3 to 6 p. m. to acquaint new men so that Greyhound i a),] courses than ever before find Russians, the communique said, with the 16 houses and their estimate the numb- that with promotions and addi¬ and big quantities of enemy members. Reeve said. Although needed. Ticket t . equipment either seized or de¬ the file of men who registered purchased till Salt J tions of officers in the military ... stroyed. Two thousand German for rushing at last Wednesday's ing. department, Dom hall has a pro¬ officers and men were wiped smoker will be used in sending Juniors Get Seats Turin gram more highly geared for cut. nut invitations, anyone who did college men at war than it has In the Caucasus the Russians not itterd the smoker and would Meanwhile, senior ever been. for reserved se;t acknowledged German 'seizure like to go through rushing may Lieut. Cols. E. A. Banning, of another inhabited point in the register at the office of Dr. F. I\ heavy throughout "M field artillery, and J. B. Jiskra, Mozdok area on the road to the Mitchell, dean of men, he added. juniors slated to gc. quartermaster eorps, were pro¬ Grozny oil fields, but said that No returning student without Tuesday, sophomorr n moted from the rank of major Soviet counterattacks had gain¬ an all-collego C average may nesday, and freshmr n TrJ this summer. ""Major J. J'. ed ground along the Black sea pledge a fraternity, and fresh¬ day. The treasure! f1 Thompson, coast artillery, was const south of Novorossisk. More men who are pledged must make the administration ■ - , raised from a captaincy. Capts. than 1,200 Germans and Ruma¬ at least a C average to lie initi¬ nounced that it is 14 r •1 G. II. Branch, Swnrtz, and E. K. nians were wiped out and a ated. Rushing rules set up by -reservation daily fi ; s Bremer, infantry; Edward Tot- number of prisoners taken in the the I. F. C. also state that no till 6 p. m. and til! ' ten, Held artillery, and J. M. latter engagement, it was said, j rushees may stay at any house Saturday. Battle dispatches said Stalin¬ later than 10~p. rn„ and that no Students may see: Keycs, coast artillery, were pro¬ i; moted from the rank of first grad was literally "in rnnvul- j inen may be pledged before noon seats by presenting siuns" from incessant bombing of the third Sunday following lieutenant. New first lieutenants cation forms issued and shelling. But the price that Freshman Week. tion along with are A. ,1. Smith, field artillery, -ji the German army was paying on and L. 1). Each, signal corps. books at the treasun '^l the 35th day of the battle was i Several replacements and ad¬ Students wishing to usher at the same time. Sho underlined by the noon commu- j . ditions have also been made in ! nique's report that 2.000 Ger- . home football games, see I.. IF plications include different classes, the personnel, Lieut. Col. Percy mans had been killed in -48 Rurhans, 228 Jenison gymnasi¬ Havdon, cavalry, filled the va hours by one Red unit northwest um. or the office manager, if he cepted only on the d ,f.i is not In. for the lowest clns< cancy made by (he departure of of the city. Lieut. Colonel Lambert. Lieut. ad i Col. was C). L. Davidson, infantry, replaced by Lieut. Col. Boy T Bouse Capt. Paul B. Sulli van. cavalry, lephued C'.,pt. Bob- erf Bosa, and Capt. Mauriie W.l »on. field artillery, took Capt. L. B. Kyle's place Lieut. Flank Vargo, field • artillery, filled in for Lieut N D Henderson. Ad dilional new officers are Lieut la-laud D. E-ch and Lieut. Boo nt Radkcy, sitii.il corps. The following announcements were also made last night by the Movie Actress EVELYN KFYKS wuv chosen "The—Keys i *■ ■ v > military department; Freshmen will not wear green to Vietory Girl" by a trade as¬ m*k caps with military uniform pond sociation in the campaign to mg a decision by college aulho- get keys for scrap. i life*. All new advanced course Jun lors may report to. TwitcheH's this inonK week for uniform measure - THE - There tire 10 vacancies in the infantry rdvaiu-ed college credit only. course These fin meli WOMAN'S WORLD BACKS: On the rollegiata back will Ik* tin* latent latent Arrow Collar st>le®. f?nforizptl 1 Hy Neva Arkrrntan Arrow SbitU —iwfU new patttnis with the (faleic thrinkagc le®4 than \ %) • • *&•••• tp will be absorbed when and if vacancies occur. CENTER: I Xiw n the ffttirr will TACKLE: In the t.« Coach Karl Sell I idrinan has Sorority Rushing cluuli position: railed a track meeting of var¬ *!r«i|K! Arrow T»«-a — mioy of Arrow ( • House parties at all the sor sity and frrshman trackmen to ' tlwm dr*ifiRi| to harmonize with kcreliiefd. SwcH)»i»v* hi* orlty houses tonight from 7:30 be held at 5:15 p. m. Tuesday In to 8:45 will get the formal rush the Arrow Shirt patient* *1 up .. i.-p room 215 In Jettison gymnasium. j ing season under way, according | to Punllcllenic President Patty ; Hcddy. In the Authentic She said 1.854 invitations have I been sent out to rushees as com¬ BRITISH MANNER! pared to-1,200 from last year and the number of women who I have signed up for rushing is 600, us compared with 511 last I year. The Punhellcnic office is local- j cd opposite the Union desk with i Mrs. Joseph Gngnicr, city Pan- : Hellenic rushing chairman, in j charge, to aid new rushers. EN0S: Here will lie the- m*Ht GUARD: Guarding nUm > 18 c-*»mf<*rt«bte "Ihwri* matte: Arrow .iiliiii't apjila—sliu cellar «>•i : "* Life Saving; Course J>h«>ct*. —Hwy have im» chafing HIIT skirt Mays cri p »«'• 'j First meeting of the annual life saving course sponsored by icuter Hfatu! . . . 75** up ail ifay *S.»4 j Green Splash, women's swim- - ming honorary, will be held in | lecture room A of the women's ; gym at 8 30 p. m. tomorrow. A : senior life saving certificate will be given upon completion of the I course, which is a requirement '■ (or Green Splash membership. Life saving is taught by Green j Splash members, with Pres. Jean Dufraine in charge. SLEEVELESS A. W. S. I isit us now for this all-star team SWEATERS A.W.S. council will hold its first meeting of the year at 5 p. Aritylr, CubUwtitch and MVRI7S I b, today in organization room 2 She t lands of the Union, according to Pres. Vera Deaner. 4 lAininq $2.50 • $7.50 Mt|l|MSTumn« REMEMBER? ED BERRY ittVRCTS and Hk Orchestra PLAYED FOR THE ARROW Snasmer I'aiuq Dances