A Message for All State Men |||ft HIA ■ || atHTF lIFIlff* in the 18 and 19 Year Class The news that the army is planning to draft men be¬ InlvltlllnN O IAI t N t WS tween the ages of 18 and 19 hits a lot of Michigan State Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College ,„llcge underclassmen right between the eyes. VOL. 332,332 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1D42 They don't know where to turn. Mnny of them, supcr- pa* riotic in their zeal, are planning to drop out of college nrl enlist. They don't stop to realize that this is as h a war of education as anything else. House Committee Kill Making A great percentage of them haveh't heretofore given fri'ich thought to immediate service with the army, and , ,,Msc(|iiently know nothing of the enlisted reserve or naval r(.-i rve programs whereby they may continue their col¬ 18andl9YearOldsDraftable;Senate lege training, going into the armed services with a very go.,il chance of becoming officers. Considers Educating Bright Soldiers 'Keep Your Shirt* On' College men 18 and 19 years old would do well, in com¬ "Measure Aclfls Safeguards lo Prevent fnduetion mon parlance, to "keep their shirts on," and remain where I Icy are. When the new draft measure does go through Bush, Kitchen of Married Men While Single Men Are Still Available they will he in the same position as men of 20 and 21 ■ears and there are a lot of them—at Michigan State Win Primary By Richard L. Turner liege today. If they join one of the reserve programs, WASHINGTON. Oct. 15 fAP)—The house military • hev won't be taken any sooner than anyiothcr reservists. And regardless """ ■ ■ *— of what happens, the Army will not he Senior Voting committee unanimously approved a bill making IS anil —.•• "T "» I lO year-olds my ear-olds subject subject, to the draft today, after adding new !,t>oHnPrfall n .'A I term. ~.,.i The army needs ft «,i„nni:„. ' men, but it°Lds R,,,hl«- year. i nnuncrd last night. Final rlcc- on Sot All to Be Called twn« win be held next Wcdncs- use an army of 7,500,000 men. figure has been made the ,-ilim.son has since amended the statement, to say that fl"£ , , for 1943. not all college men in the enlisted reserve will be taken ! „,lidrntnh„i "herl VaTan *" lip for Consideration Tomorrow at the end of the present term. This definitely points to ,,„n;iuy |nri!,. turn-m At the same time, house lead¬ a election of enlisted reservists based on merit, with the ! with/almost so per ers scheduled the measure for consideration and passage, after poorest students going first. j senior class Misting en BO two. hours of debate, on Satur¬ An Associated Press story elsewhere in this paper tells ■ senior day. Opposition was at a mini¬ 'of plans to place the best of the 18 and 19 year men in i himdr#.d ' mum, and they were ronlident i ..Ileges for training. Every man who drops out. to enlist, ,;,Kt their plans would be carried out. and is placed in a college by the army, will have wasted Bush The house" committee acted after less than two days ot hear¬ a lerrn of education, when time is so essential to victory. !(if) ings and less than an hour de¬ A joint milita.*y board with representatives of the army, eler were Del Ruthlg, 110; Boh voted to discussing the measure na v and marines, will be at Michigan State Monday, Nov; Ryskamp, 105; Bob Boat, 100; HENRY SIMONH QIIIROZ in executive session. It voted 2. Officer candidate enlistments will be discussed.then I. H. Davirtoff, 80. . . . Miirdl fins originator . . to report a bill introduced by Finals Wednesday will be held for the three units at a general meeting of ail men stu- -from 9 a m. to 8 p. m. in the Representative Wari&worth (It- N.Y.), the author of the original Art Mitchell Head dTis the patriotic duty of every man at Michigan State <»»"«° th« "nion, to lo pre-war selective service' act. In addition to reduc.ng the to get the full story at that time before enlisting where j Homecoming Dance draft age from 20 to 18, the he is not needed most. Art Mitchell, L. A. '43. will be measure endeavored to settle a Youths of Allied | chairman of the Homecoming controversy1 over the Interrupted educations of the youths to bo j dance, October 24, it was an¬ called. The bill provides that a nounced yesterday by Bob Lcnz, c iVfi I ions" ff iII Be president of Alpha Phi Omega, |bigh school or college student Today's Campus I national service fraternity, which called for induction shall be de- 'Visitors Today sponsors the dance, The dance will follow the Iferred until the end of the pres- ™1 academic year. After July Representing ,v,-,youth the , ,. the Michigan of... State-Great Lakes.1* 1!M3' nr> educational defcr- ftbl, J j,! h h |d mcnts are to be granted. Not Rational •idlers who recently attended 1 n Col lege Tud i tor I um f ram 9 to Hojdters May Go to College IS'o Flu Upsurge Here Ihe International Student assem¬ 12 p. m. Mitchell said the com- ^e ®enatc military c.ommit- The fart that army priorities bly in Washington will present Bud Bell's band to mittee had already contracted w;,s busy with a imilar and a wartime shortage of chicle Although the State Health an hour's program in the play for the (measure. Today it considered haw- i hewed a hole in the na- Col¬ dance. '"e educational problems involv- department reported yester¬ lege auditorium at 8 p. m. today. tnmsl sum supply falls to faze (tther members of the com- J*' 'n drafting young men. and day that there was a general tmerson Hough, A.S. '44. Hough outbreak of ami Id-form of By arrangement of Student mitlce are John Woodruff. L A. beard i'rig. Gen. M. G. White of has revealed to hi* friends in coui1rTT,-H clays' icfTvities influenza in Michigan, -State' lull 44 m marge of tickets: Rill jthe general staff testify that the strictest confidence that he has have been arranged for the vis¬ Konde, Vet. was developing plans students have no cause 'or '44, for finances; been masticating the same pack- iting group. Following a lunch¬ Earl Reid, L. A. '43. patrons; and See DRAFT—Page | alarm, since there have been of blackjack for six-odd eon at 12:19 for invited faculty »*e only two cases reported to the Ellis Brandt, L. 'A. 43, pub- months now. He claims that it and Student council, the group htity. Kokoiia tastes every bit as bad as when College health center, Dr C will tour the campus and visit Fight Still On F. Holland said yesterday. it e. w brand-new, although he classes. GEN. Army Transport Crashes MAC ARTHUR'S HQ. —. has trinforced It with a little of Students Invited to Coffee Australia, Oct. IB r« ! Lieut. Vladimir Pchelintsev, who i Pint-turn are breaking records , c. . with 30 as the all- Heavy UnRed SUtw *was given the title of -Hero of Warships Operate Offshore . ,, lenic t;me hjgh mass blind ,r d^'-'ght Wednesday aga:in at tacked Tobruk . for valor and date from rbeiL Bob Woqley and Bob North .^A j heroism, _ k< re said to "be the "brains" two bombs, and a nearby lighter > Holds MiliUry Cross JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ance, the navy added these de- U_i r-rthe deal, and the men was destroyed. j Capt. Peter Cochrane. 23, D. j WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 fAP) ,taiU of "formation in tcn.gnti | S. O.. bearer of the Military i —Japanese bombers have struck ] communique: —— — n- - taking their dates to Pine- tun- 'n; a weiner roast. House Passes Rent Control Cross, will represent Great Brit- anew at the Guadalcanal airfield i Twenty-seven enemy bombers Without Onnosition u;u Withnn > Bill Opposition lain- W,th an active service rec-I held by American forces in the I htotod the Guadalcanal u field • . In and Out Again *rd dating back to September,, Solomon isUnds, the navy an- noon on Oct. i5. j On the night of Oct. '4-15 , WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 CAP) i 1939, this member of the Cam-; nounced tonight. Ai'.tiough she was next in line -A bill directing 'or the office of sophomore-viee- Roosevelt to curb rents of real President; eron Highlanders has fought in , jt was stated that enemy naval, forces were still operating, ^toUtoi^Ue^f at j m th€ New Hebrides," were soell- an £*££ prrsuient, Dorothy Doran was property throughout the nation, Queen Wilhelmina appointed hot elected to that office at Sto- both residential and commercial, R a d e n Kadir, a knight of dent i ouncil meeting Wednes- and to regulate hotel and room¬ Orange-Nassau and native of ing house rates was passed today Java, to represent her country. gy, is a story reported yester- by the house without opposition. When Java fell, Kadir barely ll< r name was p*st np in nomi- The ^supplemental anti-infla¬ escaped with his life. At the oob'in with that of Lois Hotto tion measure gives the President 'or I niott present time he is attached to board and alter a virtually unlimited authority to the Netherlands information Hussion, members decided no stabilize rents on property, in¬ service in the United States. scanty exists for the sophomore cluding stores and offices, thus Admission to the coffee and ^ Presidency. Miss Hotto will expanding the previously enact¬ *rve on the Union board for the ed living cost controls that em¬ the evening prog-am will be free. brace prices, wages and salaries. V_ Friday, October 16. puj Page Two {Jrin Mill Bear It By Lirlity Sop MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Spartan Women Kntwwl u vnxnd-clOl IMttor >1 Mi» rr»iolYfc». *Mt I*n«ln», Mirh. Of Nmv in WA VES, No. laraM «< (mini Anvr of MM win* af ttntm ItntMlna Ark-.. prow A. roMktmt Itiltr nwrl RooihiF ind Smwtlf ttiartdnM duHn* I he mnit.r n-hoot A poor «n4 o-orklr «n TooroHojr iwnrtUne. riurlnc unmniOr ••••Inn fc> Ui* »lmt»nt« of Youth Reserve twisting WMhr Olk|l>l> FMM Ht»M««n !M,t" ""'T ](,t urn T.ltrW' Ooltaw 1'hono M- on. .OWT.MOO or Jackie JoliiiNton. Sigtna when V National Arfvertifting Service, Itto ^ ST 5M> om~ Rrtjipn. in Tmltiitift counter Olkw ftrtJMwi B»m «m*» sMmhiiHwi mum- Ac rot <■«♦>»: ts.M hrie tol 4MM»cikm AVI NntYMK. N.V. prr r«r hjr mull; It. Ml rot pit hp Cmcm • Mna • tM *Mttn • IVi Mtatwo oolltirt <-»rrt»r to »lilil.nt» ; (f TS cr nt Indiana tie IS yonr hp rollOrt furrtrr to tioti-atoAorM. •))*>. poll Other Miehlgnn Slate coeds mkmmch or the As.*x*tATra> mnw will |irobiillly follow in the fool- .tfscrtbi Tim Annyctntr^ Vr**» ia r*el»uhr#ljr rnltftot to th* UflP for rWttbltPfttfon of J»» steps of the first two State wom¬ nrw» ,U*rmfrh*m rHHlitrrf t« it «r m>| other*!** CfHIIod In thhi HFrcr and •!*> th* * en to join military organizations, Katoii 'MhiI ***■• fo.hlfch*! Alt OthH of fnMMtMi Ml p|m*UI rffeFdielwt H**- ?* Hr* Ulan m*»rrrH. lliimab Johnston, better known prep Pi as Jackie, Sigma Kappa Junior i .il'ki i from Midland; and Constance ■ '.led a Cortwright, former Alpha Gum¬ hi- pov< KMTOW1A1 8TAFF ma Delta pledge, iophontorc th.it ell AMnrUte FMItnr. FM.tft RlUNftT; Awhtunt fctltoi*. MM, RARCt.AY. ItlM. titim ImnsIHg. I u k )c JOHNSTON HII.I; MADimjL f KRHT TFH IIORST; RrnrU SMItnr. n Hit floor, she probably would LETTERS mbnths. Youth Military Reserve 'brow up her hands and shrink, "What is this younger generation TO TltK KOITOR is a privately owned co-eduen- tlonal school on the west coast, founded after the last war by a THINKIN' OUT LOUD coming to!" years t couple who realized how unpre¬ By Sheldon Mover iootbal But everything is legal, old Students: pared this country was for war. girl, for the beautiful brown and the hoi The other day. when leaving After graduation from the t nek German shepherd owned weeks the Administration building. I school the students are commis¬ by Olson, Is a member of the Jumping from one wrap yrarlin tamed guide dog clan. diminutive curly haired l.ibrrnl Olson, a began to stroll down the walk usual. I proceeded for about 10 as sioned as lieu tenant-colonels in the organization and nre eligible TUCKED in between the bills, complninU, and propaganda that pour Into this office- we another, East Lansing oil i ubservi Arts honor student obtained his tcct when I had to leave the to Join any other organization report iio substantial contn of umf walk and use the lawn as a foot¬ such as the WAACs or the ivcrntly found a brief commu¬ lions in the scrap drive n dog this summer after being the SS hav way. The obstruction on the WAVES. Constance specialized nique from ~Torrr"Orcenc, last watrhf # recipient of a flood of dimes walk was no less than a "gob" in maps and now makes maps year's State News editor. Michigan State students. from students and faculty, in a Com'mon now! There mu-' Shrrtiii of phlegm. Do wc as students for the government. Tom, who made quite a name campaign sponsored by Blue have to expectorate on the walks When she is called for active for himself by taking on an some items of metal or ridi Not Key. that you've overlooked i bers b Gone the days when of the "campus? service she will be given a spe- Irishman in the art of llsticuffing are about some of those rrtem< < 1 than U lightened students eaught a Maybe the student couldn't (ial project to work on, but until behind Wells hall, and writing • last ye that time she will not know the sharp words about the cousin in¬ among which you dwell slight youth Just as he was about wait, due to the fact that he or formin she had paid their fees and de¬ nature of the work. In the stitution at Ann Arbor, is now instance, the traffic stand, to walk off the sidewalk, situ¬ Char le; cided they owned the institution, meantime she is continuing her hired out to the United 8tates that deck four bower, II i use ated along the Beal Botanic i I started to misuse their claim¬ 'studies at M. 8. C". Marines. signs rifled from reitroom:. ml gardens, mto a 10 foot drop-off so ssmllar trophies. ot shrubs and trees. "Flikka" is ed property. For this student's About his training In the Ma¬ taking rare of his master, and in information, -there are recep¬ rine Candidates Class, Pfc. Your government needs > a better fashion than could most tacles for such purposes on cam¬ Signal Corps I Jreene says: "The Candidates rne of those souvenirs,.every of scrap metal and rubber humans. When Olson received "Flik¬ pus . If we are far from these Complete Reshuffle Class is no bod of roses, men, ban lay places they should, if not too but neither is it a shell hole. And hold of. It needs evi ka" he didn't start right out for lc.ry, expectorate in the bushes of Electric Courses the way we figure here, you'll he thing you've got—that is, i ■ a walk with his new found or gutters. This, however, should more comfortable in a shell hole those cabinet-sized photogi. A complete revision of the iriead. Tie had to attend a be done only on rarp occasions. if you know how to take care of ot Hedy Lamarr. senior electrical engineering pro¬ School, the Leader Dog League Let's strive for a cleaner cam¬ yourself. Just send those on to me. at Rochester. Michigan, for gram has had to be made to sat¬ pus. students. About ^physical training, he nearly a month, and live and Art Frcet, *46 isfy the needs of the Army Sig¬ says; "You meet an obstacle Children to Take Art work and play with (he 20 nal corps, according to H. B. course, but it's easier than Safe¬ months old dog. Dirks, dean of engineering. ty Skills, mainly on account of The new Creative Art group, Will Honor State News "It's not as easy as one might Such courses as electrical they try to keep you from being organized by the art depart: . think." Olson said. "In order to Progress at Banqaet measure m e n t. radiation and killed." . will sponsor a program include a the dog to work for you. you A dinner to recognize the es¬ get propagation, radio communica¬ And then about the Irish, he paint, clay and craft mate: ..:ls have to win her affection. The tablishment of the Michigan tion. and ultra-high frequency adds this postscript: "I am in a work for children, Prof. F 8 dog has to accustom herflrtf to State News as a daily newspaper techniques have been added to platoon with the Fighting Irish Brauner. acting department you. as much as y«»u to fier." with membership, in the Asso¬ the schedule. These replace the —Mulligan, Mulroney, Murphy, head, said recently. The training took in all phase* ciated Press will be held today and electrical power design O'Neill. O'Leary. and Shapiro, Registration will be held at 10 of dee manaeeinent. includinf at <1:30 p. m. in the sunporch of classes formerly offered. but we're too busy to even ar¬ a. m. feeding, brushing, correction of the Union. Friday In room 304. I'rv.on Prof. B. KLpsborn.vas State's gue." annex. mistakes, rewarding good work, Dr. Hans Leonhardt. a Danzig and the caring of her in other delegate to a Series of confer¬ attorney who left just before the ences at a recent M. I. T. meet¬ ways. occupation of the city by the ing held at the request of the "Correcting and rewarding Nazis and is now on the college STARTS make or break a good lender government, Dirks said. Its pur¬ can faculty, will be the principal pose was to increase emphasis TODAY! dog" Olson continued. ."If you speaker. on radio engineering and to fur¬ A HOOFER A SB punish her for something she nish complete information didn't do, or praise her at the tot- students. wrong time, the dog will become confused " "The student who is enterirg the Signal Corps must be able to The "corrector" is an in¬ do his work immediately without genious eham that Choke* the additional instruction. The army dog when a sharp yank is ad¬ ministered. If. however, stu¬ dents see CHson give what they csn't take time to give any more training," Dean Dirks added. JAMfflUM dunk is a savage yank an the A concentrated two -year chain, it is all a part of the game, course in engineering will be Olson stated. It doesn't hurt the discussed at a Chicago meeting WORTS - CARTOON - NEWtl doc a* much as one might think, Oct. 26 as a result of the drive and really is necessary. announced by army. navy, and The leader dog cannot lead college officials to accelerate Olson to a designated spot. That such programs. Dirks will rep¬ la a common misconception. The resent State at that meeting, he do* merely keeps Olson on the said. NEED MUSiCt path he desires, and warns him about eurta or approaching cars. Olson hot to know his route Mm memory. Olson wished to thank all those who had cooper sted in the KRW00D CARN'S ORCHESTRA Dunes" campaign tort year, and (Formerly Dusty Rhodes) ' , said that he deeply appreciated Pearsail aa he jmffed tisoqghtfciBy on Ma 5-S570 pipe.-and smart, too." Friday, October 16. 1942 Page Three Soph Back Is Mht*t|ucite> 1Slipitick9 Slate Kutiiiers Hei-mie No. 1 Threat to Spartans to Fade Drake A wophohiore with « bmgUb-the devastating rut-backs of tiiri Says — in Deri Moines hvi.tins nahic may ptflVe a rmr- sophomore ace, but. it also hRS ,,, under the Sp»tt*hhelmM been readied for slrnlght-on Mlthigan Statb tollbf* tm- thrusts by Johnny Rudati and SITTING high Up lit the press box. watching Wnyno niril Three volenti!*, two untried Michigan State tangle, wits sophomore*, and one Junior who ,•,« inter* Maitjuetto urilvfhdty Carl ftehuette, a pair of btirly has never rtlh in ri meet make Up hoe tomorrow. fill (bricks, PreS.' John Hannah, an ardent football fall Bud No. 1 backer of the state cross country torn ,t0 Johnny Strryknlskl, a (leprnds on Passes which will match Strides with Sprit-tali grid learns Prbsltlertt nvtound halfback, who Coach , • Scout Joe Holslnger's desrrip- Hnmibh knows Ids football, the Drake University harriers al¬ stidham of tht> HlliWppert tlou of the Hilltopper attack was tomorrow morning In Des though he prcthhds to bh "just ((•■•ri ibes as the bb*l first-year "th>y pound anil slash at the another spectator." Moines, Iowa. ,„•• former he ha* ever tutoKxt. line until something gives " Kited the best Milwaukee Coach Charley Ihichmmt ap¬ (Hiring (lib course of the tlli a Captain Ralph Monroe, BUI Trirllir dropped hack to pass, bill Scott, 'rind Maurice fforskl ate player in 10 years. Slrzy- parently has no hope of meeting he was smeared 15 yards behind the oldsters who plheed W tho enme to Marhuett* her- MfirquMte's ground offensive on the line hy a raft of Slate line¬ Spartan's 23-34 victory over lot n< a passer. ,-It hna been even terms. Throughout the men. "That's the best pass de¬ Drake hist, year. Sophs Roy v powerful running, however. wCett, lie has had passers Dick fense there Is," was President Nclmeyer and Bill Frit/, nnvo th..t ■ hurtic*! the ivguUr tnj Kieppe and Elbert Stark warm¬ Hannah's comment on tin* piny, proven to Couch Iaiuren P. , „g jol> -for tlw Polish lad. He ing up their tossing arms, hoping . , and no truer words were spoken. Brown that they can realty "lift i Marquette's triumphs over that a quartet of wlngmen and ami Iowa State and sen try lug Wally If you check closely oil the 'Cm and lay 'em," but Bills' k Pawlowskl will mm ankles have been on the "frit/." offensively In the Hllt- be In glue-finger form Saturday. team that Is supposed to have a back field that "can stop any and he Isn't In top shnpe. Nel- defeat hy Wisconsin. ...pper r>brusry flrsdaale Gilpin May Start Although Fullback Morgan m passing attack," you'll probably find that lite credit really should moyer, however, hy virtue of his recent uerfurmuncea In time stirykatski. IncIdnil « lly. Cllngvass sllll is nursing an eye he awarded to the forward wait trials should be up at the front l u-.ti.il into varsity ranks in the injuvy sustained In the Wayne that rushed the passer. vying for top honors. manner us several Mich- game, it is expected lie wltl trtun When n halfback attempts to Drake Strength Unknown. state sophomores, lie grnd- with Quarterback ftux* OHpin heave the hall, hut Sees three or Bill llershiser, a Junior, never from high school last Fcb- and Halfbacks Klcppe and Paw¬ . . . Dick Al a mi rum , , , four big linemen bearing down inn before lh his life till three .',uj and became eligible this lowskl In Slate's starting bark- on him, he Instinctively gets rfrt weeks ago, but has already made hy attending college right lletd. If lw gets lite call, (lltpln of the ball In a hurry, not paying ttu.niRh the summer. Alger Con- will have singed a meteoric all state scholastic star climb from fourth string to reg¬ iltantrum Starts much attention to where il goes, or else holds onto the pigskin Ihe team and sliould do lots of business around the four-mite circuit beforo the 1942 cuinpaign i,.t (all, moved Into the Spar- ular within a week. in Tactile Position and takes a to or 12 yard loss on Is over. .— urns' left tackle post by the same - There ts little likelihood that the play. the coaches will change their By till.I. BOOM This mode of defense usually Drake's strength ts unknown. With Strrykalskl the spenr- mind about the Detroit sopho¬ All tliose stories ahout h?)s has and will stop more aerial Last year the Bulldogs succumb¬ i-r.i.i the Spartans-are expecting more. Ills blocking has Im¬ attacks than any group of hacks ed because 1 tvey lacked balance. varsity tackles who are always pulverising ground attack by proved with each practice and you can name that attempt to This year that mny he Slate's falling asleep in lectures and >, 11 :';oppers. Not only has the mentors like his "Imagina¬ never have a bright answer to heat receivers to the hall with problem. The quartet of Mon¬ i- defense been primed for tion" In play-calling. the prof's questions definitely do the passer having all the time he roe, Horskl, Sroit, and Nelmey- not apply in the case of Dick wants to throw the bait. er packs a terrific wallop. Mnngrum, 1115 lb. six-foot vet¬ Ilccuusc the freshman blll- Frosh Footballers Gain Kxperienei eran tackle. The Museum of Middle Amer¬ and-dulers aren't In shape yet, ican Research of Tulnne univer¬ f'onrh Brown ha*"postponed fhe Green Helmet one of the largest squads In to bemoan If they enter the sity iihs Ihe world's llorst collec¬ Annual Novice Rltn till next Dick is one of the two remain¬ >e.ns turned out for freshman army. tion of Maya artifacts. Wednesday afternoon. ing Spartans who started the uiuthall to Coach John Kobs at Some of those freshmnrt backs Michigan game in 1941; he play¬ (he beginning sot school three who have performed so well ed every game that year, and «ccks ago. At that time, 150 •,■ i-' ng h o p e f li I s presented against the varsity and demon¬ has started both tilts this sen- strating opponents' plays are sun . He's a mechanical engi¬ a elves for conditioning nn% neer with a 2.56 all-college av¬ observation. Due to the absence Phil Duront, Illinois All-Stnte erage which rates him the nick¬ ut uniforms and equipment, only name "Stipstick" Mnngrum. He S5 have remained out under the The list of ushers for the Sat¬ also possesses a membership in watchful eyes of Kb&s, Bob urday football games Is posted Green Helmet and Tnu Beta Pi, 3REYHOUND CHANGES Sherman and Wy Davis. on the Jenlson gymnasium bul¬ national engineering honorary. Not only ts it larger in num¬ letin board. Blocks Kirk bers but it is larger In weight than last year. Seeing how well Dick is the heavy duty man at ALL SCHEDULES last year's freshmen from Chicago, nt half, two De¬ right tackle this season, and he are per¬ troit Cooloy nlumnl, fullbacks has proved to be smart on the forming for the varsity, Coach Charley Bnchmnq has something Virgil Florea and F.lmer Thiede, Jerome Vernn, George Welsh, | gridiron as well as in the class¬ ON OCTOBER ISTH* room. He's not too excited about Eucl Smith, and Rex Roseman. the Marquette game this Satur- Promising- lineman are John| day, because the following week- Plctz, Jerry Wosengki, James ■nd he ,faces the giant-killer Edward Olszwski, Paul Barkatl, | task of lining up across from Vie Mieszkowski, guards; Hob i Urban Odson, 250 pound former Smith, George Shomin,_ Dee j Minnesota star, and Car! MuJ- Steffano;-ends; "and c.e n t e r s i . leneaux, 210 pound ex-Green Harry Duer, Phil Rockenbach. Bay Packer nee, both now with and Stan Braucr. | the Great Lakes sailors. Two years ago when "Slip— sti,ck" got in his first college game against Kansas State, he Dance lo promptly blocked an opponent's quick kick with the top of his head. Fullback Bob Sweiger of the Bluejacket team, made 69 of the 89 yards the Great Lakes squad get latest information before compiled by rushing during the Michigan game. He plays here Oct. 24. starting any trip Buy War Stamps and Bonds fit Throughout the nation Greyhound buses start operating ill Fun*. e on new schedules beginning October 15th. Although FREE, tool This striking 11" CLASSIFIED ADS Greyhound has been preparing (or this change for some x 17" art print is in time, it is not a simple thing to rearrange fully a service lull color. Get your FREE and Orchestra WANTED that covers 65,000 miles of routes and has transported portrait of the Seven KXPERIENCKD SHOE SALUSMAN— more than 85 million passengers since Peart Harbor. Seas Girl today! She's ft to 'J p. m. Monday* ; *J:1S ft. m. to 5:80 p. m. Saturdays. Phone 65&2H for intttg» Until every detail of the new service is carefully worked Nautical, but Nice! Don't view. Harryman Shoe Co., 118 S. Wash¬ » •• ait—quantity is limited.; Friday and Saturday ington Ave., Lansing. 18-15 out, you may be inconvenienced on occasion. We hope - sArtwEtfuL SHORT WAT BUS PIANO. ALTO—And trumix.1 youll take it in stride, as we're doing our best to main¬ diner bund. Call 28210. tain customary high standards of service under unusual Leaves Union Bldf. LOST conditions. "We Psy Tour Fare" 11ULOVA WHIST WATCH Left in 2nd floor fe.atory of Union, Kcrpnakr. Now when every bus, every tire, every gallon of gaso¬ Reward. Call 2-8475. II line must be used to full advantage, yob can help in S.W.I.. PIN—On eamiiua or in Union Thorn Trt. 5M4S. » many ways. Travel on mid-week days when possible, to avoid week-end crowding—avoid holidays and rush MONDAT MORNING — Gold wrfet watch bond. 14412. Reward. Call Sherry Wale K periods—take along ksi baggage than uAurf—and get ticket! and full information about the neW schedule .... changes well in advance of any trip. Classified Rales Two cento per word; minimum GREYHOUND TERMINAL charge, S9c; all advertisements 198 W. GRAND RIVER PHONE 2-921* payebto to advance; no pre¬ ferred position. Union Bldf. Annex. Room 8 Telephone 5-91 IS—Business Ext 263 . Friday, October III, ip42 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four DRAFT Fancy Costumes Preferred But Not (Continued from Page 1) No sis Press Back information Required for Marili Gras Revelry sending lis brightest soldiers college for technical training. (0 Reds as Winter MURICAL INTERLUDE . By BARBARA DENNISON * General White's plan was to Musical Interlude, at i,\ Although costume* will be Mrossol at the Mnnll Gras, they grant no educational deferments Hut men. with #pccin! aptitudes NipsVolgaFront m. In the Spartan room ,1 Union, offers the following will not he compulsory for ad¬ mission to the party. Chairman ROTCMenfoPick would be permitted by to attend the army existing college* as By 1IENRY' C. CASR1HY MOSCOW, Oct. 16 (AP)--The gram today; Quartet In C Major," "The V-n announced yesterday. part of a definite program. The Germans, In a new offensive II v,fn Jack Ihish Costumes will he highlighted In Beets Today if scheme Involved a constant spurt, hurled two Infantry divi¬ "screening." he said. *o that "If sions supported by 100 tanks Second movement adagio; Cantnhllc .,. ' .•"I'll earrylng -out the theme of the parly, however- Weather Clears a man fell down in hi* studies, out he would go." and huge nir formations against (Variations on iho An • northwestern Stalingrad Thurs¬ National Hymn) Mardl Gras festivities will Before the house committee. Daphnts et Chloc (Suite Dctatls of how the Michigan day, and "succeeded In slightly N.- atari during the halve* of the State military department will Hershey said that 1,100.000 more State-Marquctle foot¬ pressing hack our troops." the W r^i - Michigan .• aid the labor shortage In thr sug¬ men would be drafted by Jan. 1. Russians announced early Fri¬ ball game when "King" and of whom would bo men PLATEAU AND DRUM ar beet fields were revealed yes¬ many "Queen" candidate* will appear day on the 53rd day of siege. on floats lit a parade around the terday as R.O.T.C. student* in¬ with secondary dependents (par¬ Tills German gain, made th n Plateau and Drum, field .,,n| dicated they were wildly behind ent*, brother* and sisters) and lery organisation, xvill hold i,, stadium the drive. men with wives only. i are wltli approaching winter, second meeting of the ini Mayor Sam Street Hughe*, of If the draft age is lowered cost the enemy 1.600 dead and morrow at It a. m. In Dnnnn The first contingent from the t living, will crown the "Queen" quickly, however, he continued, about 46 of their tanks, the mid¬ strstlon hall. at 10 p. m. during the dance In- military department, 2tH) field he would "take the single men night communique said. • OS termlaaton. Following the coro¬ artillerymen, will go to the fields before the marrietrmen." The fresh German attempt to LIBERAL ARTE COUNt II army trucks at 1 p. m. today nation. a student program of Inif the weather permit*. reduce haltered Stalingrad oc¬ Liberal Arts council wti; ,i,j music will be presented,, featur¬ curred as freezing cold, already a short Important mcetinr ..■ 'i think lhat it's the least xve -, ing a new campus vocal leam of l.inda Weber and Fred Tyler. ran do, since we are not already in active service." Is what Bill - the - gripping the vast Russian front Irom the Arctic to Moscow, was p. room. m. Monday fn Ail members the an- S| |;u, Henry Simon*, Ag. '42, Ray creeping on south toward Stal- to attend. Fitch, L A, '44, says. Bob Nlek- 7Art A Ag. '46. ami Hetty Gibson nre also scheduled to appear on rmon. A.S. '43. said, "The drive got off to a bad start, but woman's world Ingrad. South of the besieged Volga the program. rix-er city the Russians said an¬ Rain Hamper* iVliul things are humming now." By NEVA ACKERMAN The Mardi Gras is one of Iho Over at Deni hall. Kd Green¬ other 300 Germans were slain, of Hunting Season largest projects ever attempted ing. sophomore taking the gen The first annual Michigan and five guns and six block¬ by Michigan State students, and rrsl course. *nid. "If they need Stale Woman'* day. with women houses and two munition dumps LANSING, Oct. 15 i At'x . Irnlt?" proceeds nre to be used for war the sugAr. I'm all for It." taking oxer campus acllvitic*. is were destroyed by one Red army -General unfavorable u. nim voir l'» relief and defense work. unit. spoiled the opening of the lower i>C«tx l "It's a good tntng the R.OT.C. being scheduled for Wednesday, The Nazi blockhouse garridons peninsula upland small i.me /f(fM III took over. They'll know how to October 28. according lo General handle it," remarked Tnm Stein. Chairman Kay Welch, II. E. '44 either were killed or captured, season, it was reported t.-dav, Wivne CDC Begins Campaign Kng '46. Woman's day will give women the communique added. but only sunshine Is net.i. to lhi«e «' Above the city where thr Red make the coming wee I. ... thr Jo" Against Student Carn "They gotta be picked, so students an opportunity to con¬ bountiful one for sportsmen-. - laltrr ! we'll do it " were the emphatic duct affairs And will also replace army has driven wedges Into the An Intensive drive to make words of Ray Howard, sopho the traditional Co-ed Carnival Nazi flank extending from the The state conservation dn .m. Michigan State college student* more transfer from Ohio Stale. in acituainltng new students with Don river to Stalingrad, the ment said the number of hw.inx nwarc of the urgency of the cur¬ Miss communique reported only inde¬ and the kill was reduced :j, Sam Ktnaora, l.A '46. thought' x\ omen's organizations. .< a rent auto problem wa* launched The theme for the cisive lighting of local in most section* of the Ji.il pi it was 4oo bad the volunteer Welch said. impor¬ mr Thursday night by the Coordi¬ system didn't work all the way. day will he "We can take re¬ tance . The Russians there, were peninsula. Foliage still a „ s liirrrtol nating Defense council at Its first According to the plan set up sponsibility -watch us prove it." still attacking however, and heavy in most sections, hn- -i>n Hum 20 meeting under Manny Mullins, Tenlatix-e plans for the day in¬ using their artillery to disperse ing the movements of both a,int¬ 60 xx ill by the military official*. the four new chairman. ers and their dogs. mntn branches of the depart¬ finite a grt-«ral convocation with German concentrations. Walter Dow. A. S. '44. wilt ment will take turns sending a keynote speaker to bo an¬ tn the mid-Caucasian area of ('nil to head the committee organised to groups of 3(H) men to the fields nounced later anil an open Mozdok the Soviet bulletin said Need I .oral Aildri Forms impress on State men and worn- to work from t to 5 p. ni. daily. luncheon. During the afternoon the Red army fought off three < n who are driving cars, the ne¬ The field artillery unit will all women*' organizations will successive Nuza attacks. The The Registrar's office u cessity of a "voluntary restriction send 200 men today, the coast sponsor booths m the Union Russians in this area also were the local telephone numhei Ht*»t ill before an official ban from the artillery 200 on Monday, follow¬ lounge to acquaint new students rrported to have broken into a addresses of the following over w administration is announced. ed by the infantry and cavalry with xx-ork of the groups. There series of Nazi trendies where dents immediately: Thf on xvill bo an evening program in several scores of Germans were Wlllmm Andn-w*. Kidi-rt *i-i- Forty-five student organizations units. Hk-n llftkrr, Rthel tlmwrr. XI lilt' stu veer* represented at the meeting. The qusrtermater and signal the Union ballroom __L killed. ith wel tfvrlund, Arthur Krwt Jt»cvli < Chairmen for the day arc Army ordnance men barrack¬ corps units, which include only Fighting also flared on the William (irllfin. Jtihn Halrr K. ed In Wells halt nre entitled to Junior and .senior members, in¬ Mary Ellen Stack. Vet. '44. fi- Bryansk front, about 210 miles Hair. IWM Hart. Ruth Hal. H«n»plDRtall. ...I volve a total of only 180 men passes to all campus activities, [ nance; Mary Eaton. H. E. '44, southwest of Moscow. Two Ger¬ MilniRintl Jun*. John Krlly. Mm K including lectures, dance*, con- combined and will participate | publicity; Gene Dennison, I.. A. man attacks were reported to Frank l.imlalny. Thoma* Isttrkw.. rrr*. certs and athletic event*, it was in the program only if they so ; '46, convocation; Doris liennett. have been repulsed. hara LunarBtiwt, Julius I am a*. I rxampl announced in a report by the j wish, according to t'apt. George If E. '44. luncheon; Rac Annette Mradi*. Jr., Henry MedemKi. \N i nalrd a M«*lnyk. Steve IVdomrhak, tie.nn Spartan Service organization. j "• Branch, adjutant of the de- LoefTler,. A. S. "44. afternoon en¬ Flying is now a required Do, Robert Srhleirher, Robert Si and III: One hundred twenty-five women I pertinent. tertainment; and Jill Jopc, L. A. course at the United States Mili¬ drive > Cmtrvt) SteUman. William Udell. N have registered at the SSO's1 workers will receive the $1.26 '44. evening entertainment tary academy. West Point. Burnt. # x\ hlclt • dating bureau" for the service P" received by regular beet llacado men. it w as stated. Pullers. «"dand I collected wages will be thesedistribute.! > lr Id r by J*p»." a The following committees of ! College Treasurer C. O. Wilktns. OSD xx-erc reviewed by the c-oun c:l: Virginia Laycock, ILK. '43, j The college will maintain j nuw from the health center at "Right—o—Gov' '* home nursing and flixt aid; Frosl SUn)lhc ,iclds "in case someone SoulhcrUnd, air raid wfcrdens; j breaks a fingernail/* Captain to Ft' Helen Swan»oiwL*A. '43. office; ; Branch said. Marv Eppclheimcr. Ag. '44, aux j The work will no! Interfere Tun * liiarv police; Ted Gordon. Eng.i with the programs already set '44, communications; Hal Crum- up by fraternities, dormitories, The , ley, AS. 44. stamp sales. and co-op houses unless they dc tiled ft Speci.il advisers to OSD Will I sire lo discontinue their efforts, ! fill vs. be Dick George. Pete Ruppe and j Captain Branch said. H.U Monroe. Miss Laycock will the Inn —- also be CDC secretary. Buy Bar Stamps and Bonds Art- Mi Pirn a dune There's a high price on but noi this set This Strictly juries, SCRAP iers. u B. Dan and oi the re: linary They're paying off in liven for lion, it our metal odds and ends. The Hurd's have em. so you'd better peddle right over and take note of their lives of our friends in service. new window display of Hand Blocked Cashmere Ties, and Argyle, Moose We can help supply them with enough guns and bullets Figured and Camel Hair Wool Sox. VAL if we take time out to hunt for i \r i— metal to "hot du nine ti| Cashmere Moose Figured and Other Wool day f0 total ol Wool Ties Argyle Sox Hose fd dur SCRAP THE JAP more j toe alt 1.50 2.00 syd: ~Torp h'ewfoi 'teams! The New Hut Steak House MV/RI7S Cabot of 136 < nounce always good food MiwncwiP|lu *ar in mwiMa Scs