Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAY'S WEATHER Little chance in temperature. Campus VOL. 33Z.332 Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College 1 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1012 NO 13 The Missing Room . Winin Pacific N„w they're telling four misdirected the one fresh Is Congress Prepares to Rush Lowered m.„, women who were told to Essential, Draft report to room 5, Union annex, .e.lordav afternoon for an ori¬ entation meeting. Aa the room Fisher Says Legislation to White House numbers In the annex Jump Controlling Manpower May.Pass New from 3 to 7. the qnartet wan- Comprehension of United Na¬ do rod from the State News, to tions' losses in the Pacific region His Job is spartan, to Wolverine offices and the importance of regaining 'looking for No. 5. Woyerlne this territory was brought home Service Act Fclitor Taul WUedon finally as- to 4,000 persons in the season's fledglings as guide, first lecture sW,.,l the bl,t no avail—maybe they when "Singapore Joe" course audience Fisher This Week should have tried the hitler gave a lecture movie program entitled "The Pacific • room. last night. Aflame" Rapid Anion on LB-19 Draft Expected from .. . Spelling Lesson With natural color which were taken shortly before movies Bills in Both Honors ••Many spelling mistakes have Pearl Harbor in order to show t„, ■> made upon a certain much- people a new vacation country ,1 term." began Econ Instruc- to replace Europe, Fisher took WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 . t -f*ter Egner recently, to his audience on an imaginery (AP)—With speed remin¬ t his erring class. "So we tour of the entire Pacific region. iscent of that with which it ;• the day by learning to Included in the movie tour declared war last Hecenilier do it right." he on- were Hawaii, southern Pacific \ow Fro- tinued, wrrting "las- islands which have been the on Germany, Italy and Jap¬ sez faire"' on the news recently, Singapore and an, Congress went into high pounce It board as an exam¬ the neighboring Malay penin¬ gear today to put ,18 and 19- ple for all to be- sula, Rangoon, the Burma Road, ycar-old boys * into army uni¬ Tlirn Egner blushed, rec- and Shanghai. forms. . fVjMS his own error by adding Fisher, native of Cape Town, Responding to P-is dent ,, , to "laissea." South Africa and former owner Roosevelt's fireside chat, and to of a chain of theaters through¬ an appeal by Secretary of War out the Orient, showed British Stimson that it help build up Las Registration reasons for thinking that Singa- pore was impregnable and the "with the minimum delay tho finest army in the world, con¬ to Itegin Nov. 9 way in which the Japanese proved this. dis¬ gressional leaders d,-closed plans to rush to house passage this in M States week legislation lowering draft age from 20. years .,> 18. the ■WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (AP) AxisPlanesTtimed Manpower Chief PAUL V McNUTT has broad.but still unspeci¬ fied powers as President Roosevelt asks for strict control of labor Ilold Hearings in House . The Office. of Price Adminis- resources. j Announcing plans for hearings ••.hu»n f.uanally announced to¬ Back from Malta tomorrow and Thursday and a ds %■ that motorists would be J house vote Friday or Saturday, CAIRO, Oct. 13 ( Chairman May (D-Ky > of the landed to five tires per car Kin mg be next month, and at the tn's defenders bagged i^hTmoroI Roosevelt Ponders Legislative Plan house military committed said the legislation to be considered that regis- Nazi planes today, bringing -..me time dislosed iratmn for gasoline ration books three-day total to 47 definite *eiy| for Compulsory Labor Control would provide that 'teen-age sol¬ diers be kept out of combat un¬ wen id start Nov. 9 in the 31 destroyed and about 50 more state- where gasoline is now un badly damaged that some prob- WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 LAP)* til they have had at least 12 rationed. ably never regained their Sieil- ' -President Roosevelt told a . months of training. ian bases. press conference today that the ^OVlCtH I lOlU iNu/lS On the senate side. Chairman Eu'iy car owner in these i c_n_.- „» i voluntary manpower program •tab s will be entitled, as in the Only six Spitfire pilots of See DRAFT BU. P*«e 4 not'working".satisfactorily. rationed east, to at least enough gat to n 4 in a a big naval battle .W . 22. x nounced yesterday. >f legislation, a possibility j slightly firnnn smor northwi in the Solomon islands area and N, r.dcrson said issuance of ra- lie suggested in a fireside chat i the battered city. that another cruiser and a de¬ - books would be contingent from Italy to Marshal Rommel' .-• night. I Beyond the isolated Soviet nr- • i; ■ •;'( so two provisions: Axis north African troops. Tiiat is the whole point-, lie re- tion in which the street was re- stroyer had been badly damaged. ! The err owner must swear larked. adding that the matter , captured, the communique said, One American destroyer, the 1 Only a few of the Junkers 8K name of which was not given, e has no more than five tires. holjiot been decided yet. activity inside the rubble-strewn v.as bombers which were heavily es¬ sunk. - .He must agree to periodic corted by German and Italian city again was confined to artil¬ The Japanese cruiser damaged mc'sui (if his tires. fighters penetrated Malta's de¬ W illkic Gets Summons lery after a one-day renewal of was described as "out of German assaults. action" Kifirring again to the prob- fense to drop explosives, reports . . ... and burning and the damaged '•m • t saving rubber, Henderson s..id: "Local boards will be au¬ said tonight. For Lupitol Confab In the Mozdok area, the com¬ destroyer was listed as piobabiy The island has been used so» munique said, two battalions of | sunk. di 'rd to reduce, r'u • s held or revoke, skilfully to impede the flow <>t MINN! APOLIS, Oct. 13 ( AP) German infantry, supported by The action was carried out in- by speeders report¬ supplies to north Africa that the > —Changing his plans in response, tanks and aircraft, attacked Rus- jtially by a task force of Amcr- ed • • them by local and state en- Axis recently diverted i.ts ship- ; to a suggestion trom the White sian positions, but were hurled ican crUiscrs and destroyers fri'i; rent officers." ping further eastward where 1 House, Wendell Wiilkie said to- back to their original positions j .,vnic}) engaged the •ncmy to the addition to normal speed Greek and Cretan _p8Vts were 1 night he would end his prece-1 by fierce artillery and mortar westward of Savo isianii in the rcgtd.-tions, the boards were used. dent-setting world air tour, dur- j fire after losing 300 men. Solomons on the night of Oct. 11. ket to remember that 35 miles _____ ing which he undertook missions Southeast of the Gcfman-oc- Additional damage was dealt the tor the President, at Washington per hour is the national speed limit. recommended Doctor Reports Outbreak ir.stead of New York. ] cupied Black sea base of Novo- enemy the next day by navy and. of Influenza in Michigan [, ossisk, it said, Soviet marines marine corps torpedo planes and At a press conference tonight, j Iepelled an enemy attack and oivc bombers based on the air¬ LANSING, Oct. 13 (API—Dr however, he disclosed he had re- T. M. Koppa, director of epi¬ reived a message a short time I j "improved their positions." In field on Guadalcanal islam. ;s engagement two companies The night naval battle lasted UNDER THE WIRE demiology in the State Health j before from the White House, 0f enerny infantry were said to department, asserted t o d a y j suggesting that President j havc |Jcen wjpecj out. See SOLOMONS, Page i Michigan is experiencing an out- j would like to see him tonight or Fighting also was renewed on U break of a. mild form of influ- j tomorrow. the northwest front, between \SHI\GTON. Oct 13 (AP) enza which sometimes causes a Wiilkie arrived here at 2:22 Moscow and Leningrad, where —Army nude successful heavy bombers have new raids on vims pneumonia. \ p. nj. (C. W. T.) from Edmonton, the Germans launched an attack TIME TABLE Jzp.nese ships and shore ta- "Officially it is not an epi- j Alta., aboard the "Gulliver," an but were repelled with 40fT vtzlljiions at Kiska In the Aleu¬ demic because the cases are not j army plane which carried him killed. v tian islands while being reported officially," Dr. i and his party over 17 countries TODAY— encountering °nl. light opposition, the nsvy Koppa said. and territories. .Musical Interlude, 12:3# p.m. announced tonight. Intramural Debater Spartan room. Union Al TON, m., Oct 13 (AP)— Faculty Farmers Gather Harvest to Organize Today A.I.E.E., 7:3* p. m. A with each person working his Ore. room 1, Union committee representing the By DEE DEARING A meeting for those interested writing workers of the vsst own. Menchhofer stated that Student council, 7:30 p. m. Wesi At the end of the first season. the group is looking for more in intramurpl debate will be rn Cartridge held today at 7:30 p. m. in the Org. room 2, Union alliens plant, which has been Spartan Gardens, Inc., was pro¬ Lnd to accommodate others who Spartan room of the Union. Inoperative fog three days, vot- nounced "eminently successful' have become interested in the Intramural debate. 7:30 p.m. by Prof. J. D. Menchhofer of the gardens. Again this year the four compet¬ Spartan room. Union £ tonight to accept a War Labor speech department, president of "Approximately $400 to $500 ing groups will be sorority wom¬ Spartan Christian Fellow¬ t® a,u directive order to return the group. en, independent women, frater¬ , Work. was spent on seeds, anil al¬ ship, 7:30 p. m. nity men, and independent men. The project was organized by though the revenue received is Room 104, Union annex Washington.'oet. 13 a group, of 65 Michigan State u.'.dfclcAiinable. the results are At today's meeting plans for the contests will be discussed, Pershing Rifles, 7 ~v demand from the CIO's faculty and townsfolk who since believed to be very satisfactory," p. in. Iniica AntomohUe Workera for January have been planning he said. - students will be registered in Demonstration hall gardens and "growing their Other officers of the group are tramS.ancT the debate question State College club. 12 noon of ? «Mr—■ bi the pay own" will be discussed. This year's" on a 20 acre tract of land Prof. H. C Barnett of the foreign Club dining room. Union - nnoh^yoo Motor company was of the Fsrd qorth of Burcham drive. rejected to- language department, secretary, question is: Resolved: That the Chris. Set. Org-. 7:30 p. m. and Prof. S. T. Dexter, farm United Nations should establish by the National War Labor These 20 acres have been sub¬ a permanent federal union. Peoples church cbapil divided into 'individual plots crops, treasurer. Wednesday, Octqfjer 14, | ■ i;j Page Two tuidl Roar Ii By Lit'liiv MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALONG THE Enteral n aecon.l-claaa matter at lh» located on irround floor of ut win* of Union Buildln* Anne*. rwt- " Fiiat l.anain*, Mich. " WINDING CEDAR PiiMlah«l daily except Sunday and Mnnd.y nna-nin*. ilurlnn the reyuinr sci"*ui By I.cn Barnes year and wrehly ..n Thiicday mornirt*. dutiw .utnmer *tx»intt by Uie atudenta of Member Aewclalcd Celle.l.le rem. Michipen BUU- ^ tiw that Uie social calendar The that I,rati National Advertising Semen, Inc. Cotiose PMhhtrt Krpmtntoth* _ Ext. m*. 3c per copy : »3.«0 N Is out for be fun to fall icrrrtrit will watch the social- si ii tin Sulxcrlptlun Subscription rntaa— rntm—-• - w »«.. u..,.;,, : :mic, I 4fO Macibon Aw*. Nxw Toex. N.Y'. I twr y«*r by mail; II.RO per yriir by Jy-minclcth« mibltetwd tbcrrln. —-All righU if publication on *J> The i.,cnl psychological time to produce a |n thci lad to her term party, in Of course, there arcn I any of si ph C ilu'VIl I — that species around this term !; 11 i ver: EDITORIAL STAFF not much! Keep your eyes Hurry Anwlntr EdTltor fit FLI RltANDT; 18 PKANU J. IS I AwhUiit Mltoii. AMisinni IWIUHV. BH.f. tlARCIcAY^fJJi[; • !:!? peeled and you will see strange (iatings going on. ,a.iinus uoinc on. The renllj li ivs (1 iiiZTtZ'J; rAMm® JE&-S*. nkva ---- - El.l.LN STWiENCA. good wolves (male and femah ) luifinnl ACKkRMAN: IVgtiirti Milor. manage to be on the free end of iiii'l fig r.KNKKAt. KrrO«TKRS-ne.l.arn llnffurd. Barbara I)cm live or six parties each term. A it hi Kay ll«.cm HTAVF stndrnl Advoetlein* Mnnnper Al'.T CNPFUWOOn; CeintrncU Mana*er. POIIIi the highspot of spring, and June UVKVV Vaeiaunl Uu.iroea Mn.,»*re, SIUNKV NAIABIIIHi. I.WSTKtt 1AU1I- tups the summer, the haivesl r'RiiIni MAN CirVolallon M.rnmn PAUI K. WAI.KBK: Oaa.«*e.| AdverlWn* season is the apex of fall. plarlH MAUDS. UKAHAMi office Staff. HKIJW McAFKK. M AKOABIet SThKIE, Ienin Davs when the temperature is < 1.I.AINK ZKKHII'. i rinditi so perfect you don't even notice . WI I.I.I AM IIAIICM* so ucnttt j"'44 will. 1) it ore followed by frosty nights for brisk walks by the light of again*! the harvest moon, now rounding S malic the first quarter. The Hunters pursue pheasants and rWlectd partridge across fields and M tfl Spartans at War ill temp "TIlis » likclp to he Colonel Truffle s last patch!—I hear th, covered with a goiden haze tim taking him off ailrninislraliee dutp and assigning him to r Helmet, and debating activities, hf|j at 7 p, n) today In room clothes every time you sat down before their parents' day arrives ln answer to the Urgent', call Mailed in this fall. 246 of the auditorium. New stu- in an enclosed room. this Saturday. About 40 par- for help of thc sugar beet t.irm- A number of former students dents and anyone who has not It meant making shacks in thc onts will M . " *" of be guests *their cr8i the Alp!i» Chi Sigma ind Who have been serving the U. S. dene radio work before may woods half hollowed x>ut of thc daughters for the Marquette the S.AiE.'s are turning oie »». as commissioned officers have make an appointment for an au- crouiid board roofs covered game. A reception will be held cbraing Sunday for a day's v.'ffk •vecntlv received promotions, dition by calling Walter Re¬ ith sand, and a trap door and mu at the house afterwords, in the fields. FarmHouse has Among these is Lt. William D. Graw. director of the workshop. ^totack in the top. Tlu- guy Thc , newly married include bcen doing similar work. ! ■> ? Bell, now with the AAF in Sioux at extension 39G today, . fl plugging up Uie n m Sutton, last yegr's Theta Saturday they missed the w.-.yne City, la Another is Lt. G. W. HOI SKHOLDERS- "--holders' association The Householders' ' ' k^tack, could lie inside on for the longest time ™hi proxy, to Mary Farrow ^ . . . B«me and were so tired af. ' •Theta day's labor they were Amsden, who is on a court mar¬ will meetjtomorrow at -.30 p. m. tial board in Calilornia. wUh a flrc going in the crude chi tQ Bctty Woodson, IKappa breaking dates for that ni> < t in room A '41 grad now attached to CANTERBURY CLUB ilriv "i'?ia?!L stove, was really »w.x, respected. As we hx>k back, it seems silly —but ,or - .. DcUa .^.es edi- our own feature Baldy Gaines, Sigma Nu, army intelligence in Washington, The Canterbury . . fnr we hxik back, it seems silly our ,or — F.llen Stegenga married corresponding with the lonely D. C.. made the trip with Presi¬ Episeopallon students * will hold J il wns B lo! about ° , a paper coming J:H1,es fu^lre Sullivan last week . . . hearts club, has met a cbvm.i.s dent Roosevelt around the nation . to worry piarriages include one on young woman by the nu r "[ its first mretiujE (onixht ; last month. He is Lt. J. H. Lief- „j out tomorrow. Oct, 28 between Connie Toinlin- Patty, 5'6" and 185 lbs. 1". "y ,s terbury house. 4145 Abbott road, * *>* son and Frank Karas, S.A.E.; nnxious-to-come to State. I ' le lers. who got his commission at 7:35. Prof. Townsend Rich- here in 1941 with tho coast artil¬ -in ti,„ mi,I.. suppose nobody 1i suppose us,"".-* could — satisfy- j\jov ixuv. 21 uunc Pointer, uruvTOi June ,i between ruiuua, hftteflo naies to leaveleave her ner gdod giHiu 1i as lery. He's from Coopersvillc. APPLIED SCIENCE COUNCIL- riii'veil - 0e.000 persons lP 000 Pers bc h i ^ h ftn. ^ Nicolas Van Wingerden from the nexT Purpose" of the* meeting ^ h'eTc "" is'^ fcho°'' , , v CLASSIFIED \1)S AAF advanced flying school. wjU u, {& election of officers. tcCk -whu_Uau,ed V"xu Popu P5?g"m Though Michigan „ ®State has popDuri»f h,s tJ cour?e of th', Vox interviews Larry Hardy, Mck, who tiained at Turner at turner Ac; EIlI t ATION— ag^LCATION- ^ ^ RQTC unj Hespiei passed his pin to Patty 'LOST ' a«ii?uHiuiiu fl~im«i. in the country, by thc army's Reddv, Alplia . Chi . . . Parker War Workers May Rent .. . n lnf of the ,fM al l23 Morrill hall for all vocational aaricul- own rating, -the inihala R. O. T. Sharrad, Theta Chi, pinned Jean c- weren't mentioned once on Stranser, and Gaylor McCarty, ,t«i, bl«k 5.72s;. inward. *trmp-WCaU ««« 1 Private Dwellings *" ^f K \ u*H . the program. Guess that just Theta Chi, pinned Julia Skorina WANTED — WASHINGTON. » AOIlU4UtV/Al, WL Oct. »•»13 (AP)' \Zt wUlXw lOOl Wilt IUVW movies VI IHUVIC9 of SU(ICI *su^er- toes to prove you cant please Kappa, ._. . Shifjey Springer is wearing Fred Stone'sSigma EXI'EaiENCED SHOE SAl.K —The government announced vised practice in vocational agrl- «veryt>oay. basketball. sKe must look fun¬ 6 to 9 p. m. Mondays; 9:15 a. m today it would lease privately- culture, and there will be re- ny carrying that around . and d. m. Saturdays. Fhcne 5552t' f Senior Primaries . . owned homes and buildings to frcuhments. JIurrymun Shoe Co., H> : house war workers, requisition- Bill Herrick's Phi Tau pin is be- JJ*rnrm*» Shoe PERSHING RIFLES— ing worn by Norma Nkkols . . . ""rt°n A"' Lan,,nr ing the structures and billeting The executive meeting of the the workers in them if ncces- Pershing Rifles will be at 5 p. m. to Be Tomorrow James ^Gardner passwh cigars last night at meeting tow^ebrate ~saryT ~ today in Demonstration hall. A Clatti/ied Rates National Housing Administra- drill" period will be held at 7 Primary voting to eliminate the fact that Kathcrine Murdock all but two of the six candidates of White Plains, N. Y., is now Two cents per word; minimum tor John B Blandford said this p aj ^amo place. for president of the senior class wearing his pin. charge, 55e; all advertise"" '"■> ^;ep would be Uiken in addition will be held by ballot t:morrow Oct. 11 saw 10 new active payable In advance; no pre¬ Arms Plant Taken by U. S. ^ m. u. « ». m. I. am Lsmbd. Chi, i„ u,. pe«oW oi ferred position. way because demands lor war WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (AP) Union lower lounge. Frank Izzo, RAhard Benefleld, Butch Engle- Union Bldg. Annex, Room » 1 ousinx accommodations could —The federal government, de- Student council elections chair- hart, Norman Knight, Jerry LUp- Telephone 5-5113—Business not be supplied in t-m.- through claring more than $1,000,000 in man reminded eligible seniors tak, Ed Miller, Don Robinson, Ext. 263 l eu., construction management irregularities might yesterday. Jim Simanum, John Tesner, \ be involved, seized the plants of On the ballot will be Del Reed Torrcy, and Bill Woodman llou»e PauiK Hfinm Ells- Ells- Elkton, Md., and of Ave subsid- worth housc; house; Bob Ryskamp, WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 (AP) iaries today and arrested five Hesperian; I. H. Davidoff,''Alpha SWAIN JEWELRY STORE —Over bitter opposition of a n.en oh bribery charges. Epsilcn Pi; Jirk A. Bush, Sigma southern bloc, the house passed The White House said a navy Alpha Epsilon; and the two can- and sent- to the senate today a investigation had uncovered dictates who were nominated by New College Seal Lockets 3.00-6.75 bill outlawing payment of a poll "numerous instances of bribery. petition, Ed Kitchep, Delta Sig- tax as a pre-requisite for voting in the Triumph company m£n- ma Phi; and Bob Roat, ex-pres- We Wrap for Mailing Stale Theater Bldg- in federal elections. cgement." x ident of Mason-Abbot club. Wednesday, October 14, 1942 Page Three • Ilermie Defending Dorm Touch Grid Champions Upset hy Mason 1 The season's first real upset In John Dabula. The lads , from catch into the end zone. Abbot 12 eked out a (I to O.win the dorm touch football Says — was recorded last league night, when ah unheralded Mason 1 club hung a | Mason 1 nn,l in camo the next bouncing back period, Mort Last fall's runner-up, MasOn 3, fared much better than the team fi om Mason 2 in the last period when Bob Tornia heaved i long 12 to fi upset on the | Gmsnlo heaved the ball from his that boat it for the crown 1941, by racking up its second in pass to Don Beekwitch, who was defending °wn 40 to 5's 33 where Sheldon wailing in the end zone. THE Wayne university Tartars II,nt absorbed such a terrific ners Heating at the hands of the champions, ,v nson 5. The win¬ Knvlss pulled it in? and out- straight win, handing spotted their opponents six sprinted the secondary to knot setback to Mason 8, p 19 to 0 The performance of Abbot 18, in uiupping Abbot 17 by a 14 to „ |;ms Saturday, Inst the ball points 411 the first quarter, then the score. Swett Star Passer 9 count, stamped it as a crown tied up the game and Inter tal¬ The accurate passing arm of contender. '."•Hiie, ' but they didn't lose their lied the winning counter in the Stevens to Pasriak Connie Gunnell, all- Bob Swctt proved Mason 8's I dorm last fall, tossed the pigskin [tight up until the final The winning tally came iu the third period. main offensive threat. Three | fioir. the 10 i-.m, the Tartars were Just as de- third frame when a 25 yard tunes Swctt connected "with team i l.utz. in the yrrd line to ChrfrThy— irrmined, and just as flghtin' as Mason 5 started with a bang, aerial, John Stevens to Leonard end zone foe, the first mates for six pointers. In the score. ii i v were the first minutes of scoring from the 10 yard line on Pnsciak, was good, with Pasciak ti.r uanie. a short pass from Ed Lord to scampering 45 yards, after the first period It was ("apt. Hob Bob Harris put the title on ico VnnAndle that took Swell's first, Tlie Wayne spirit reverts bark by intercepting an Abbot 17 pass touchdown throw. I,, their roach, soft-spoken Jo- ,,i, Gembis,. who once held tackle position, for tin iiitUojipers \\ ill llring Pmverhausc Bill Hiinffeavo end Tom Rior- I dan also hit pay dirt after receiv and going all the way. A safety was lidded when Harold Martin a caught an opponent behind tiro to East mrvn lug tosses from Swctt in the see j University of Michlgtm under ll„ry Kipke. In his playing Lansing This Saturday end and final stanzas. The single I goal line. In other contests Abbot 10 ,i.,vs Gembis was a hard-going By TOM RIOKDAN vldod most of Hie punch. Besides e xtra point was scored by Van- j Andlc, again on an aerial from dropped Mason 7, S to () on a i ncui.in, respected for his ability The Michigan State foot bull [ n,nn.inK and passing his club to Svctt. store by Jolin Zclcnka, after he jutrt fighting spirit. squad got down to serious prep- s('ual,lr the chunky soph- grabbed a Mason 7.toss; and Ab- Alliiough ids teams are almost arntion last night for its coming- '.rr,.oro' bandied the punting and , hot 11 won. 2 first downs to 0, rated as underdogs, tch against Marfpiette uni- ' did a very fine job. Hilltopper from Mason 9. .. iys iieinhis is still respected by rival versity, with a long workout In the first period, when Iowa uiiM'hrs. The Tartar mentor is yesterday . The Spartans will moved to the Marquette 19, but 1942 CROSS COUNTRY lined to pick his sfpind from a try. to solve the Hilltopper plays then tumbled, Slrzykalstii qtiick- ~ school that has mostly gradiutte tiiis uftenmon, as interpreted by kuketl to the Iowa in, to pull SCHEDULE students and pupils working Hie State frosh. his team out of danger. Wed., Oct. 14—2Dt Annual i.gulsr shifts (n Dejrplt war Coach Charley Rnchman's Johnny's given lots of support Novice Run. here. • .I,nils. However, Joe puts a crew will be at full strength for m the aerial game by Rusty. on itie field that Is well Sat., Oct IT— 2nd Annual the Hilttoppers, with only re¬ Johnson, who understudies him, Drake U. Run. at Des Moines. conditioned and titat plays to serve guard, Buzz Wright out and pitches 'em like Jimmy ( Sat., Oct. 24— 91 h Annuiil In¬ v in, no matter wliat the odds with a torn ligament in his knee. Richardson did for Marquette j diana U. Run, here. against them are. A cut over Morgan Gingrass' last full. Sat., Oct. 31 —39th Annual Na¬ Smaller and Younger eye was reported semi-serious, tional Jr. AAU Meet, at Oxford, but he will be ready for Mar¬ The personality of Gembis is quette, while Wright won't be Women's Volley Hall j Ohio. (Miami U.). n-ilrrted in everything the club Sat,, Nov. 7 — 27th Annual atiempts. Joe schedules teams expected back for about 10 days. Begins Thursday State Intel collegiate, at Kalama¬ that he's almost sure will take Stiff Opposition zoo. The women's intramural vol¬ Jus smaller and younger boys, The way Ed Ripmaster ripped Sat., Nov 14—20th Annual Vi-t there's always that possibil¬ ley tournament swings into ac¬ Michigan AAU Meet at Ypsi- and tore through the Wayne line tion Thursday, October 13. South lanti. ity that the Tartars might be makes it pretty tough for Gin- Williams .itite to pull the unexpected. versus Kappi Delta Mon. Nov. HI—34th Annual grass to hold onto the starting- and Instead of "breathers,". Joe Ewing House versus North ICAAAA Run at New York, N. fullback assignment. Also, Erin Williams begin at 7:1(1 v II book games wflth the bigger p. m. Y. Mencotti, who was expected to At 7:40 p. m., East Mayo and Wed.. Nov. 18—4th Annual ihnoli, feeling that by playing get his chance against the Tar¬ them, his men will gain, more tars, but kept out by a bad knee, Shaw House will try to chalk up , Centta! State vs. MSC Reserves than by tangling with clubs ought, to be ready for action a victory against Alpha Gamma Marquette Tackle AL KLUG, I Run. here. • ■ taller und less skillful than Saturday. arid North C'ampbetl respective¬ who is the "only senior on the j Mon., Nov. 23—5th Annual W.ivric. This year's powerful Mar¬ ly. The North Hall-Chi Omega and Independent-South Hilltopper starting team, lias [ NCAA and 17Ui Annual CCC Run. here. Iliiilt I'p Rivalries Camp¬ seen plenty of action in past i Besides this Gembis is at- quette club is a young, hard- bell match' v bring "the evening's Marquette-Statc clashes. A big Mon., Nov. 3(1—20th Annual going eleven with only one se¬ frolic to a close. Future meets aOO-poundef, Klug will lead the All-College Run, here. Umpting to build up rivalries with teams close to home. It nior, eight juniors, and two will lie held cm Monday, Tues¬ last-charging forward wall twk several years of hard work sophomores on the starting team. day, and Thursday. against the Spartan Saturday. Buy War Stamps and Bonds So far they've rung up victories before Joe was able to tulk the over Kansas and Iowa State, University of Detroit into yearly white losing to high-ranking I meetings and everybody thought it silly when the Tartars, took Wisconsin. ut'S IN THE NEW GROOVE Run, Pass. Kick RAINFAIR such beatings. When the Hilitoppers pounded survey, reveals there are across 34 points last week. New- j 23 professional sororities.' enmer Johnny Slrzykalski pro- TOPCOAT SMARTNESS We Now Have SHOWERPROOF ptltH PROTECTION / Used Copies Of the Following: ftoak, H. S.—Growth of European Civilization Fries & H,—-Present Day English Haupt—Introduction to Botany Halman & R.—Textbook of Botany Daggett—Inland Transportation Ogg & R.—Introduction to American Government Kleppner—Advertising Procedure Hunter & A.—Public Finance Paton—Essentials 0f Accounting ; CItAFTON ... $11.30 aiW.MX... *13.73 TAC*f.« TWILL... $14.f® Clark—College Book of Essays The nonchalance Made from wcalher-and-wear defy jog TmM* Definite "favorite" with college college men look Euwema—Year's Work in Composition ■ men everywhere! Balmacaan for.. an English style knee-length Twill fabric. Used by leading teams In* Caafc Storm Coat.. made of fine quality ball pants. Chosen by Uncle Seal fee fas$ style. Piedmont gabardine Storm | Coat with fly front .expertly Piedmont gabardine, shower¬ -Paratrooper uniforms. 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Unior Little theatei Military police at Fort Custer The purpose of the An- task force, a navy coiniin Ca Oct. t6 Student club will bo the recipients of boxes of ,,, at MSC Friday Auditorium explained, was to prevent Oct. 17 Mnrdi Grns Oct. 23 Elsworth house—term party Forestry cable cookiesjind candy to be sent to¬ Japanese from landing mm. Little theater morrow by members of the inforcements on Guadalran.,! Five Student* to Relate Oct. 23 Kappa Alpha Theta—term party Home Economics club. , ( Forestry cabin job which aircraft alone h; ... Oct. 24 Mason-Abbot club Union Rose Karchefsky, H. ,K. '43, been able to accomplish, i War Fxperienres nt Oct. 30 Harvest batl headed the committee and was Know Dormitory navy explained. tim U«* Oct. 31 Williams halt Two Meeting* Dormitory assisted by Dorothy Steel, H. K. About the time that \ nlhrr Oct. 31 West Mayo '43 in charge of contents and was being achieved in Chapter house ti. l.uimlr.v Oct 31 Alpha Phi—term party - Little theater preparation. Irene Roscnswcig, American marines ashon- Having postponed their • de¬ Oct. 31 Kappa Delta—term party Guadalcanal were clinchn -r h.i pprn« 11. K. '45, was in charge of rec¬ parture in order to meet stu¬ November fillnl oi ipes, and Margaret Steele, H. E. results of their first ..it. dents and faculty members of Union .(.-irilirt Nov. (TFsrmHouse—term party '43, transportation and publicity. operation in several week- representative American col¬ Little theater In the face of stilt n- m'«'isp« lides. Ave United Nations stu¬ Nov. fl Alpha Chi Omega—term party Union Virginia Campbell. H. E. '43. did n't o" lands. Russia will bo repre¬ I . «rted : morrow. with Dr. Frederick tat ion administrator. sented by two delegates. persortat" representative of Mine. The DRAFT BILL Scitz of the University of Penn¬ Reporting a spot check i'.o I'lg i Chiang Kai shek and only wom¬ — THE — (Continued from Page 1) sylvania as speaker. Preceding the talk there will cd that many ears have which arc worn more th > . . . / an of the delegation is Miss Reynolds (D-N.C.) of the mili¬ lie a dinner at Hunt's Food shop per cent, Halsey warned Fvrrj Jung Wang, one of China's most popular movie and stage ac¬ WOMAN'S WORLD tary affairs eommtttee said he agreed with President Roosevelt at 6:25. Reservations may be tires soon will be passe, made with See. C. W. Duncan, point where they can i» (hi'M- •.tivr il i tresses, who recently escaped from Hong Kong after being Dy NEVA ACKERMAN that lowering of the draft brc extension 442. capped. ll'.iptKl was Inevitable. tfip ml hunted by the "Gestapo" of . Japan for several years. S. W. L. Although Reynolds nt first ralioniit After the outbreak of hostili¬ S.W.L. will hold Its first meet estimated that senate hearings jHf-ta ing of the year nt 5 p. m. today might take four or live weeks, work I. ties in 1037, Miss Wang, who re¬ ceived her dramatic training at in the Spartan room of the lie later expressed hope that nan shi action might be obtained much furred i n Tokio university, organized a Union, according to Pres Helen drama corps and worked China's "no man's land" _ in Swanson. The meeting is open going to alt women students, nnd invi¬ deep into the Japanese occupied tations can bo obtained at all Vandrnberg Calls for Clarity sooner. For his port, he snid, he was ready 4o vote tomorrow. Telephone Lines rrit ( i |m for the itisall a area several times. dormitories and in the women's Some senators, notably.Van- Ihr nrw Are Battle Lines Representatives of Russia arc lounge of the Union. denbefg (R-Mich.). said * there Nikolai Krasavehenko and Lieut. Plans for the year and for was considerable "public nnxi Sum Vladimir IVhelintscv who came work in the defense oltiee in it.v" over reports that the nrniv 1o this country from the Rui ian I cooperation with OSD will be might be built up to 10 to 13 front. ! discussed, Miss Swanson an million men and expressed hope that the hearings would bring for ( Escapes from Natis j nounccd. As leader of the Moscow out "as clear n prospectus as ■Arli Ilomc Vx Club possible" of eventual military Youth organization, supplier of needs. Work Home Ee club wilt hold an Moscow's fuel, and one-time em¬ May said that witnesses before ehenko has boon actively en¬ gaged since the beginning of the open meeting for all Home Eco¬ ployer of 60,000 people, Krasav¬ nomics students at 7:30 p. m. to¬ day in the Little theater. Al- the house committee would In elude Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hcr- shcy, selective service director; USE LONG distance and BU high srl strap S only FOR THE most thea Wilcox will be in charge. war in working towacd the ulti¬ fiom Ei Secretary stimson, and -po.sibly mate defeat of the Axisr powers. Judiciary Board Gen. Geofge C. Marshall, chief campus Last winter Krasavehenko was All h necessary calls surrounded by German troops Mary Jean Potter was elected j of_s,alT , ,. ,, menta h and had to fight his way out of as representative of all coopera- I 1 *'» days, possibly with night bard an tive houses to Judiciary board at spurns, should be ample time >rv, to ( ihe encirclement. ' During one a meeting of all the houses yes- j '» whlt!' to hear the,.- views, encounter, he was taken prison¬ tcrdav. May said, adding that the hear h. that er but managed to escape by _ ' ings would be closed except for In or traveling 250 miles over enemy- AN est Mayo IllSiUiKltioit .. -f-that pact of the testimony In lion eceunied territory. Dorothy Drake. H. E. *45. was \ "which the public can be pcr- • '< 'Us ai The second Russian member installed as president of West I mitted to hear.' W is the wires. of the delegation, Lt. Pchelint- Mayo at the dormitory recogn.- | Stimson Requests Action ar on Long distance lines art' I 'icf nt rev, fought for 11 months at the | tjon dinner Sunday. Other otti- ! In a letter to the house com- crowded with the greatest volume of calls li e hou Imnt and is crcijited with killing j ccrs installed were MarjoriO , mittce. Secretary Stimson said: 152 Germans. One of the four , Graff, H.E. '45, vice-president; "Members of the 18 and 19 age I best snipers At the Leningrad front, ho was given the title of j Mary Elizabeth, L.A '45, treas.- { urer; Shirley Bailey, H.E. '44.1 groups are peculiarly well adapt ed to military training. This is they have ever carried. And the telephone . s. "Hero of the Soviet Union" for, if in secretary; and Joan Campbell, a military axiom. Their re- system cannot be enlarged substantially be¬ , valor and heroism. ! L.A. '44, fire chief. spouse to leadership, -their re¬ covery from fatigue, their en¬ Buitlt thusiasm or 'flair for soldiering' cause necessary materials are going into '-'AIM are exceptional as compared NEED MUSIC ? with older age groups. ple fact is. they are better sol¬ The sim¬ lighting equipment instead. diers, and never before in its history has the American nation more urgently needed exception¬ Consequently, we must make the most efli- *it r t i DERWOOD CARN'S ORCHESTRA al soldiers." More to Selective Register service cient use of present telephone facilities. Yvn ma,n lar headquar¬ (Formerly Dusty Rhodes) ters said some 2,250.000 young can help by: ir„' »; eh men of 18 and 19 were register¬ Afrjr an Warren Pearsnll ed in the last general registra¬ furio Axis l! Phone 5-6370 tion on June 30- although not subject to military duty under ,2. I sing long distance only for the schm -ttj present law. In addition, it was most were indicated that about 300,000 i necessary calls. GOa-; 1 S' have reached 18 since June 30. i Two Even when the new law is pass- 2. Placing those calls by number STARTS ed. however, the 300,000 will not tchenever possible. by " the be liable to military duty until1 Soutn j TODAY! then he a new registration is held. MOB* LOVE-MAKING . . . MORE 3• Keeping all your telephone con¬ the El , into the U N MAKING THAN EVER SWEPT versations brief. two Of THE SCREEN WITH LAl'GHTERI If It's a Trimming ager remairc You're Looking For horr,bs Let Us Do It CAMPUS ai/ojA « Work.-, «eason me : 'hop BARBER SHOP broadca of MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. play «ith WSCHAAUW Under Campus 5 A 10 Next to Olympic Recreation of the v>c " ohoseiv- AMrf: "D»8|hter O'Grady" . Carton • WtnHy *•*★■*■ ★ ★ * his bool