\VMC Proposes Labor Act; Solomoirs, Battle Rages ■Manpower Bill WillGoloFDR MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Japs Sink Two Destroyers at in Two Weeks fWv I'ublirnrion oj Michigan Slate College Guadalcanal Workers Must Slay at JFOLJMZA3T EAST LAfrsiNG, MlfilKiAN, TimifSDAvt OGTOBKB 22, 1042 American Flier* Damage Jobs—MeNiittt 4,000 Two HOTC 11 nits Nip Crnirtor; Aerial Sildier* Keleawtl Military (Unlets Jack Bush Elected Or«lc»r Promotions Acltvily Heavy WASHINGTON, Oot. 21- Propose HO TP Senior President' By RK IIAKI) L. TURNER (Al'l Paul V, MeNutt, Wnr Manpuiyer eommi»«ion chair¬ AiiioiigOfficors Ah 422 Go to Polls WASHINGTON, Oct, 21 man, told tile senate mili¬ Cade! officer promotions have twm announced m the (Utrps Sponsors (AP)-—The navy tonight an¬ nouncer! Ihru loHH of two do- quarter¬ Jack A.-flush of liockford, III., tary attain* committee today . master corps and field artillery N«i (ditiflbliilfN NiiiikmI wiik named senior class president Htroyera—the O'Brien and , vihh led-.to bty before l*rest- units for tlie year 1942-43, last night following what elec¬ the Meredith"—in i,y the «tili-- d,n! ituosevelt "lit lew than two order „f l ot. Stuart Mel.t-od'yes- l») lYrnliing Kiflei tions Chairman Frank Izzo week-' legislation giving the ad- trrday. termed "an exceedingly clean dcvelnping battle - for Giiadai- to Mule cnnal, , but American airmen m.n.Mial'"" unprecedented pow. IViHimlii'iis in other units have election." to control employment and not as yet been ordered, nceoril- damaged n Japanese dentroycr Candidates for Corps Sponsor Vote totals -show that Bush and "stopped" a cruiser" with a allocate workers. »ng to Capt <1, II, llraiu h. mili¬ and unit ('nips Sponsors weret hnd a 237 to 1116 margin over Ed iioinb hit. H « is being drafted, he said, tary adjutant. Kitchen, of Flint, I//n tuid. With hv .1 Mibcninmlttee of the com In the quartermaster corps," announced yesterday by Henry I 422 seniors voting, there was an Aerial artivlty yesterday and the day before resulted in lira Hipp, president of the Officers' m. n - management-labor pol- promotions have been made as club aitjl a meeting for their In¬ Increase of 29 over the 393 re¬ dcstructlormf two enemy lumh- - ,,,mrnitlee on instructiona of follows, cudet major,.Robert W. troduction to senior and junior corded In primaries last week. lo ing plane*, nine Zero fighter*, the pirsident. lh«ek; ea«le< raptains, Charles (I. off leer* will he held at the Union Hush, n member of .Sigma Al¬ and u seaplane Three American Srhtaark. Robert W. Fulton; ca¬ ballroom at 6 p. m. today. pha K.pslton, and chairman of fighter planes were lost. Among its provisions, he Indl- det first lieutenants, Francis "J". iiu' .Mardi (Iras hist Saturday, uitcil, would lw» authority for Election of the Sponsors will i These" (Icbcllipirrents were Wery. la-rautrd It. llaroes, Jr., he held Wednesday- by ballot in j was tapped Into Green Helmet, made public in a navy coinmu- th,. ndmiuistration to require the Donald K. Mm Keiuie, lairen D. i employment of all ~ worker* military classes by members of j Blmr-Rey, and Bxrnlibur. He is ruf the II. h , and Ixiis Lurch t^j Jean Ja(RsfiH,~Tici14lory, and Joe .1 Borkowski, treasurer. The of- Unit Corp S;*>rwont, lice'of president was not filled itt Cadet Majors John A. Liggett, .Mary Henl, 1 A and Jane Ellen 1 the regular election because both . Reds fn on Stalingrad Defensive Campus la-she 1. Hr-irkc-h—h—A Joseph W. Norton. Ji . m e riiniiiiiL' as, candidates were found to be in- , MOSCOW, Thursday, Oft. 22 Page. Wood row W Wiltse. r.inihdales for infantry; Betty i eligible. Since it was then too (AH) — The Russian army took Cadet Captains ArjJiur W. An¬ Gibson, 1., A., Patty Reddy, j lute for further nominations, the Initiative in the blackened, derson. Lvle Burrtv, Donald I. A, and Helen McAfee, L. A., Student rouneil postponed vnt- rain-nonked wreckage pf Stalin- See ROTC—Page « SPONSORS—Page 4 1 ing until this fall. grad's northern industrial ,, t Versatile trjet yesterday and ■ drove thfl Germans from a number of Instead of helping damsels In distress. Dean Elisabeth Conrad Itus reversed the procedure and Noted Fraternity Men to Speak Tomorrow buildings, the midnight communique snid today, 5/oviet . In other parts of the city the anw acts as interpreter for Ber- tiiuny v ieiia, graduate student Michigan Slate to IMay Germans were said to have "constantly attacked" Russian in agriculture 1/om Hoot for Thir«l Mitl- positions throughout the day fltf irench*speaking Haiti. Wesl IPC Convention without dislodging the Red-army , Vieux, here on t fel- from the positions which it has rrcneh p.wnhip, has difficulty defended successfully since Sun¬ with the technical Eng¬ Four noted national fraternity day. lish passages In his courses, and leaders, along with a large num¬ The Russians also took the In¬ Miss Conrad, herself a French ber of fraternity delegates from itiative ut several points north-- icholar of no small repute, has colleges and universities lii six west of Stalingrad, but resiflts of volunteered to assist him. The states. Will converge on Michi¬ the operations were not ..dis- gan State college tomorrow to only trouble with th,e arrange¬ clqsed. ment is that Miss Conrad knows participate in the third annual On other sectors of this front, Regional Interfraternity confrr- there were engagements of local ; little about Vieux's course—ad¬ , nee here tomorrow and Satur¬ vanced agriculture finance. Importance and exchanges of ar¬ day. tillery and mortar fire. Ron Heath; men's housing di- ... Marine Supreme rector, is graduate i hairman of 1 4ti Axin Shiptt Sunk the two-day eonb ■rence, and Fraternity pins have a queer Ijrrv Hardy, Hcspe nan fratcr- in Mediterranean -»«) of ill-appearing and r**p- nity, is undergradua e chairman, pearini: in different places, bat F. H. • FnU " Nein -vcr. cduca- CAIRO, Oct. 21 (AP)—British whrn Joa„ ( happell lost Ed tonal director and adviser of and Allied submarines have sunk Kitchen's Delta Slg pin ernity, aiut past 10 Axis supply ships so far this several; Zeta Psi *eek axi>, she never Imagined chairman at the National Inter¬ month in the Mediterranean, a - •hit it would turn np—«f all fraternity council, will be main recapitulation showed today, irr- places—i„ n,e gelatin dessert In speaker ;>* a banquet which will addition to successes scored on the IicIkix of a take place tomorrow-evening at both lurid and sea in constant Lansing hospi¬ F. II. NEMEYER PAI L BEAN tal. where she has been assistant 6 in the Union ballroom. Ne- Allied air attacks such as those dietitian. n.eyer is retired now. although which American medium he does a great deal of traveling bombers participated yesterday * lor fraternities. Men"/ (ilee Club Plans-1 Schedule Pep Rally on an increased scale. «< • Highland Fling The executive secretary of Phi An American communique to Serenade Dorms, for Ilomeeoniing Eve To look Delta _JEhcta fraternity, I covering Tuesdays operations at him you would not said the medium bombers of the think that S. G. Beam, will a w Sororities Tonight A Homecoming pep rally will « the Hergquist, head morning at 11 e Spartan | U. S. army- desert air task force ecology department, had room of the l*i Beam will | Women's dorm and sorority be held Friday at 9 p. m. at the "stepped up the tempo c,f their :m mountain climbing. participate in a discussion on residents will he;ir the 46-VoIce Union, according to Ernie Guy, attacks," scoring direct hits on " »«', head you r " ~ definitely wrong, "Values • f a public relations M. S. C. men's glee club in its Spartan cheerleader. grounded aircraft, revetments On the recent field trips, Coaches Bachman and Young and tent program for fraternities. annual fall terra serenade to¬ areas and destroying taken bj I »e will be present and varied en- three enemy fighters geology classes in Another fraternity leader, Dr night between 10 and 11 p. m., as they he region of Grand W. H. McLean, past grand tri- ; according to Del Ruthig, glee tertainment is-planned, were about Wtake off. Sure¬ Ledge, Mr. Bergquist bune of Sigma Chi, wiii take . Ulub president. "Student enthusiasm has hit a footed Played his nimble- i part in a discussion on "Hushing Traditional serenade songs, in¬ new low for Michigan State and afoot by out-dis- j is an art in which all fraternity cluding their theme song Rom¬ it is hoped that the pep rally will tar.cing, out-climbing, men must take part, at 1:30 !: J" p. P- berg's "Stout Hearted Men," and inspire a little more spirit for the rough bank*-of the m. in the Spartan room The a medley of college songs, will the Homecoming game Satur¬ d river even the most ath- present national president of be sung underneath first floor day," Guy said. «ucauy ,uclined students. In Sigma Chi fraternity, I>r. Wil¬ windows of the various houses TODAY- bet, be fare the trip was over liam B. Ricks of Nashville, Tenn., by the men. The group will ap- Panffeflcnlc council, 5 p. m. - Uer^quist was assisting the arrived at Michigan State col¬ Levy Is Made Chairman Org. room 2, Union °*s aa well as the girls over lege yesterday, but will be un¬ of Publications Board A dance, sponsored by the to attend the conference. Corps Sponsors presentation | frtkukrty steep terrain. What's able ler> fellows, getting soft? - The first program on the Sat¬ Intcrfraternity council and 5 p. as., ballroom. Union Union board, will be given in Sidney Levy, Spartan editor, urday schedule will be a discus¬ will serve as chairman of the APO pledges. 7 p. u. the Union ballroom at 9 p. in. sion on The fraternity budget Publications board, governing Room 7, Union annex tomorrow, following the third H)U SiorI18 INaUon's under present'"day price annual Regional Intcrfraie* body of student publications for changes." John McCann, na¬ the school year, as a result of an Student-Faculty disc, group Tax Bill tional secretary of Pi Kappa Phi nity conference banquet. election yesterday. 7:3# p. m., org. rm. 2, Union Dean Kuy- fraternity, will participate in kendall, instructor in journalism, Interfalth council, 7:30 p. m. WASHING^ The new Oct. 21 (AP) this lecture. pear in green-emblemed white will be secretary. Spartan room. Union tax JriU, applying f/iral faculty members, and sweaters and dark trousers. Committee In charge of the Green Helmet, 7:2# p. m. y^rd -nattering „t levies to the numerous local fraternity men Preceding the serenade mem¬ Publications photography de¬ Main dining room, Union 43,000,000 American, also wOl be actively participat¬ fc jaw today when ^S ing in the. conference. The con¬ 7:30 bers of the club will gather at partment will be beaded' by p. m. in the Music building Sheldon Moyer, State News mr.un. 2,P;*'(lt affixed his sigrm- ference wOl terminate with dele¬ recreation room for a smoker, managing editor. by Org. room 1. Union »Ue r Ji!" a" Lour and a half gates and visitors "attending the including refreshments and a Paul Wiledon, Wolverine' editor, State-Great Lakes 1 WconSS?0# '•••*; * foctbali game. program by members, - — and Levy. :' 'X Thursday, October 22, 1942 I1CKIGA Nn £T-AT-fL.N E W S T'sgu Two Orlii artil Bo the southern Solomons, and con¬ shal Jan Christinan Smut-, i-t- lie, and Sam Browne belt are lo to be picked up Friday morning, drafted," the letter stales, add- tinuing to bomb enemy supply statesman and stratc: ; •.( The city is furnishing the trucks Ing "when children are drafted, crun be" worn. dumps and po.-.itions on Guudnl- DISCUSSION that participate in the campaign, Democracy bus failed." Tccn- cunat. South Africa, was given the The topic of the open meeting but the drivers are being paid age boys are the cream of de¬ Thus, in its present phase, the United Nation, today mid < -i af the Studrul-KaruUy discus- lor their time by. the salvage mucrocy's crop. battle for the Solomons appears secret and historic cm in¬ slon group will be an analysis of committee. Volunteer school- "If democracy is just a stage to tie: stances. • the college advisory sysicm. The buys are also helping. in which the public, like well- For the enemy, on effort" to In carefully weighed words he meeting will be held at 7:30 tq- The cans should be prcpored 011(1 well-trained.cuttle, can gather his strength for an as¬ said "The German army is night In organisation room 2 of for pick-up by removing the lu- 1>c milked with case and then sault, while attempting to weak¬ bleeding to death in Russia'' and the'Union. bcis and ends, after which they the cream sent to be burled in en the—American defenses by that this is the time for a new EANHEIXEMC should be cleaned and flnttcncd. lorei(fn battlefields every gencr- bombing the air base on Guad¬ and final phase, the Allied ...tlcn- Tliero will be a meeting of the Where cans aro not properly "Upn. In order thut yice, crime, alcanal. slvc. PanlieUenic council today at 5 p. prepared, a card will be left ljlaick markets, liquors, tobacco, For the American force., nn m. in organisation room 2, Union, stating that the cans are not in °nd the weaklings have the effort to soflen the blow when it All military students partici¬ Panllellenlc pictures for the the right condition and giving freedom and glory for benefit of comes by attacking the enemy's pating In the pirade at Satur¬ Wolverine will be taken in the directions for their proper prep- universal carpetbagiters ternatlonai money and^ in- changers, sea forces, seeking to cut him off day's game must obtain tlirlr l.ittlc theater at 7;30. tration. then 1 don't want it." from supplies nnd disorganize fooball tickets lp . the routine EN'GNEERING .COUNCIL The cans will be taken to his land forces with aerial at¬ manner, according to C a p L The obviously educated writer Sophomore Engineers will vote Lansing smelting company and f rw?"Z'nZ tacks. George Branch, adjutant. After for their representative to Uie loadctl immediately for delivery f^r enrvfvni wfth n f.»e On the island, what troop ac¬ the parade, they wfll be expect¬ tnglneerln, eauncil today in to the plants where the tin is Tint<* L ,i° L , tivity there was, was taken to be ed to take the scat assigned to Olds Engineering hnUdlug. removed. Smith pointed out that Jn_(hf^ rf L Vi inT skirmishing for position. them by their ticket, he said. BARRACKS STUDENTS tin is badly needed for aircraft }l S All students formerly living in bearings, gas masks, containers, ^ , .r T.y ". temporary quarters such as the and many other purposes neces- „y!X; »3 .„»„Tif a™ Union or the NYA barracks are sary to our war effort "Z ?' nL^ v i"k th?/,rre Got A Date? asked to leave them new ad- dresses in the oftice of the reg Hitler and Hlrohfto don't like " .r 6 in p ng ,nodcrn Thin you'll want to.look your loveliest istrar immediately, according to the idea—let's fool 'em by bus- ,» ... Kermit Smith, assistant regis- Ing War Bonds and Stamp, to ^ So'^nt dfreJuy Jnto bat Shampoo uuil Finger Wave $1 ilflL Uw tie. Most Of that age bracket IVrnianents from $5 QMAAAAAdVMIVMVtAAMAfWVtAAMAMAAMAAfWMVVMU *<>1 be sent to colleges &r camps 2 ii I to leorn and train for ot least a year, and maybe two. They will for an appointment *alt 5-1016 NOW bo the reserves upon which will 4i. rest the duty of supplying fresh S strength A lot of to tired that men troops.age have jeaii airola beauty salon Olympic Rainbow 2:J fore, and * never been away from home bc- ■ 304 Evergreen off Grand River - haven't had tbe'.expcri- cncc of mingling with "mature Recreations s working men. Tb» greenness of dhem be- ftMAftJWWAMMfWWWjWWJWWWWWWWWWWWVl fore they begin training. How much better to take it ' out of tfyem now thansund them ;into war later, never having — ORPHEUM — ihot a gun till the first battle. TObAT Alii) htlDAV Ifolice Clamp down; Seeders Get Tickets Among the seven tickets for speeding given out by East Lan¬ sing police over this past wcek- eud.two.went to M. S .C. stu¬ SADDJ-E Sa^uruaV only-" dents. A check of caF"TMgistra- tions in the campds police office LEATHER BUCK JONES—TIM McCoy failed to disclose any «WeK regis¬ tration "for one of the speeders. BAGS hi "down texas way" AND At the same time, police an¬ nounced that to date 507 student Smooth bags of tawny tan saddler's hide give your "Duke of the navy* auto registrations were on file, casual spo0 things that added dash of character. Choose which Is a great increase from from six handsome styles. Each is SUNDAY—MONDAY |, TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY trimmed with heavy the 354 permits issued before the saddle slftchlfflf. deadline, on October 4. Aggravating the situation, campus police issued a speeding ticket on the campus Wednesday prarqing. The driver's name was not available, but the car.v in¬ "APPOI volved was bearing a panting teg Similar to those issued to members of the faculty, it Was jr«lny. October 22, 1842 Pago Thrso kiinibtfa Lhis Score in Last Mlrtifle Kieppe Returns Ut Grid as McNeil's L Dvtmt Dfclta Sigs in Fral Ix>op Ity TOM KINO Meyer possing combination was victorious over Knppn /Loss Forces toBuchrruttt Rely on Soph Ends J , n m h (1 a Chi Alpha came three first down* to one. Sigma, The hop** Of Michigan State Dalge alrc.'ifty has seen action must likely , that whenever elate Ihrouiiti with « thrilling frO vlc- Chi forfeited to Alpha Ep*lion Pi lists football funs were heightened ft tacMe and should be able to |h 1 ter the Delta Slgs In the yesterday with the new* that render ft \xtJsfactory account ut docs gel the ball H,sturdily, p«Mes I'1,,!., veiling game Of the inter- t won a1l- Will shower all over Mnrtcltn X1*K* 3 Sailont' SUrfing back, had returned' to practice stute honor* in high school last fall. Crane, th* squad's tallest field. Most of the practice was de¬ »...«■ ilt,;"i;st".nin»te ,««?4943 at P\*, IJnaolvetf ror Lineup Saturday after an absence of six days, player at fl feet, :» inehe*, wa* a voted to passing, with Kieppe, Kieppe donned a uniform yes- hack field player in prep school T Itu'cii Knglohardt, who grab- GREAT DARKS', III., and Elbert Stark, and Morgan Oin- I Oct. 21 .tarday and wa* paired with Wal- was hampered by injury |hl. bull on.the 20-yOnd lb»o (AP) — (.rent Lake* .scrimmaged in most of the early drills. grass alternating at halfback. A for the third straight time I ly Pawlowskr in the first string •few of the play* had plenty of' today The thought, that this sopho- ri.,„^Hush led the defending and the performance of moric foursome will ra/.zle-dur/l", intended to dis¬ be cat left Alpha Tuu Omega, John frm* M tract tile bulky Sailor* until a 1 victory over Phi Kappa Popov, former University of upon fir try to uproot such stout receiver shaken loose. a..',', ■ r. ,^4a_lhftJ»econd quar- Cincinnati earned ball carrier, may have him Sailors as 290 pound Urban Od- circled hi* left end a starting role K0n and 230-pound Jim Daniell Invest in Victory—Buy VVar against Michigan State Satur¬ makes the eonches shudder. It's Honrs and Stamps. i , 1,1 bo yard* for the decid- day. ■„ ■ „,.iiker. Frank Befmnn's i,was impressive for the Popov, n leading figure in the Sailor*' victory over kiwn, broke il ldlloUS ATO*. awuy repeatedly for long runs Inrrl Scores for AOR mama Nu, led by it* elusive today and also was on the re¬ Switch tp 3tonh ceiving end of several passes. I Jimmy Ptngcl, downed Ulph'n Gamm'a Rho, 7-0. PIngel Dietetics Majors Attend ,i Hum the 9-yard line on Thrills Smokers s. „ sweep. A well-nlmcd NationaljADA Meetings USED IN MEDICO PIPES, CI6AR, ini(,.| to Decou pas* Was good Dietetics major* and Home r iin- extra point Economic stair members have AND CIGARETTE HOlDtftS S en a Alpha Epsllon no*cd been attending the meetings of Now York- The scientific, ,t F.iun House by the narrow the American Dietetic associa¬ first down. SAE's tion i{j .-ibsorhi-tit filter tins eontrihiiti-d of one Detroit this Monday m liu ter was responsible for through T h ii i s d a y, reported mightily to tin) smoking !v t'.est down of the game. Jeannettc Leigh, assistant to the pleasure of millions of men aad dojfn. woiacii wlio have suit',lied Thr I'ni Delta Theta Strait to- to Medico Filtered Smoking. Actiinify, the smoke must travel through fifl "baffle*" before f .'u liirig the mouth. Flakes and slugs are trapped; ami the Washing - Greasing . . . Dick Kieppe . . . smoke i* whirl-eonled n* it wind* it* way through the filler, j I backfieid which at- o had Ruas Polishing | Gilpin at quarterback and Ed ! RipmasUr at full. 1 McNeil In Hospital j! return BUD'S STANDARD SERVICE But witli the new, of Kieppe's came the report front the j Olin health center that veteran ; Bob McNeil was confined by a 1100 East Grand River i cold and unlikely to play against DO YOU DIG IT? the Great Lakes Naval Training { station here Saturday afternoon. I Tht Spai tans' only other season¬ Y\t*° ed end, Roy Fraleigh, u, benched OttA HO D indefinitely by a dislocated shoulder. The early season performances of Vincent Mrns and Barney Rnsknpp have been impressive, but Fenwick Crane arid Ken Bsigo, w~ho must replace them at the flanks when the expected J Sailor pounding takes "Fit to be tiedr are fire. awaiting their its toll, baptism of CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE TI'XKDO SL'IT-Rigr 30 *hirt ami vr.t All in %cry lion. Call 35'JM. If you're "fit to be tied** with aborts that hitch and HELP WANTED hind you, change IB Arrow Shorts, with the patent¬ IIKL WANTED. Duly for pjjrt- mvwnrk. Call 24453. ed M-amless crotch construction MKN 21 YIIS. OR OVER- V#-ry good »i • there's ho i>1iidlw| or chaf¬ (nct.«n« (or 12 hour* on Saturday or Sunday for a limited number of men 1ft- ing, and there's plenty of room! urtsted In «teadjr income for th« entire The Arrow Su&iiscd label ia winter c*a either or both da>». Men mi¬ ter 2! n*-r4 not wty. For further In¬ assurance that the formation consult Mr, Glen Stewart, garment will NYA Direr tor. 19-20-2! Stay your correct sise. (Fabric shrinkage less than 1%). Get Arrow Shhrts PLAIN Gold, link brac-lct. Finder {;!«.-oac return to ArJene Leaf, ' Kappa lM Ita Sorority, or rail 244*1. today! 19 A KEUFEL AND KSSER-SIi.fi: rule. •ENOUSH TIANSIATIOH ' ^ • Tops, S5e up Hiu n.ar a rlt'p half-war Union T»f. down Call tlltl nr «- ferred position. ARROW SHIRTS Union Bide. Annex. Room 8 Telephone 5-9118—Business Ext. 288 Thursday, October 22, U142 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four SPONSORS Raging Forest Fire Axis Protests Wolverine PI* Traps 200 Fighters - THE — A lliedliarba'risms' The following organizations (Continued from Page 1) in Mountains arc scheduled for Little thea¬ for field artillery; Mary Grow, WOMAN'S WORLD NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (API- Germany and Japnn appeared ter Thursday, Oct. 22: 7 p. m. Home Ec club H. E., Millicent Jones, L. A., Mnrcia Rybarsyk, L. A., for cav¬ SANTA MONICA, Calif, o,t 7:15 Sigma Chi Gamma alry; Muriel Whiting, L A., 2l" (AP) — Two hundred tire By NEVA ACKERMA* from their propaganda broad¬ 7:30 PanHellenlc council Aileen Zickgraff, H. E., Shirley fighters were trapped into tn,ii!V casts today to be trying to build 7:45 Alpha Phi Freeman, L. A., Shirley Knowl- a sheriff's radio report said, \,1 Tower Guard up a case of alleged war inhu¬ Mortar and Rail manities that would Justify re¬ 8 p. m. ton, H. K., and Jean Jackson, A, flames which encircled u1(.i Tower Guard will hdld initia¬ 8:15 PI Alpha S., for const artillery. prisals against the United States high in the flnming Santa M„n. tion for three new members at 8:30 Scimitar ira mountains. and Britain, and the punishment Senior women running for the 7:15 tonight in Iloaumont.,tower, 8:45 Homines Legls ol prisoners. FarmHouse signal corps include Rosemary Capt. George Brown, lie,•al of according to President Ann Bed¬ The Tokyo radio, which con¬ 8:15 Sigma Delia Chi Darlington, L. A., Mary Elaine the squad of fighters, ford. New initiates are Florence 9:30 ilioed tinued its broadcasts of threats Chi ids, L. A., Betty June Bishop, Orr, Elaine Waterbury, and 9:45 PI Kappa Delta the report from the 'airy Alu-e Greene who were chosen to punish United Stntes fliers H. E„ and Betty Jane Young- ranch, at the head ot Uis 1 taken after raids on Japanese man, L. A. ianyon seven miles frm this fall to fill the 25 member the territory, named four airmen it quota for Tower Guard. said were captured after the Hepburn Resigns as Helen Sayers, L. A., Mary seacoast. County Fire Iv lien Jean Wood, H. E., and Doris Spence Turner said then s. w. L. April 18 raid on Tokyo, and said Canadian Premier Jean llolser, H E., are candi¬ no chance of tending then hr-Ip was they hnd confessed to inhuman¬ through the raging infei Transfer students will be ities TORONTO, Oct. 21 (AP)— dates for Quartermaster Corps , against the civilian popula¬ and for Band are Ann Hojrt, L. the canyon below them, guests at a welcome tea given by tion. Premier Mitchell Hepburn of S.'W. 1.. from 7:10 to 8:30 p. m. In Washington, the war de¬ Ontario, outspoken critic of the A., and Helen Linck, H. E. As pressed hope they might 1 . tonight in Boom 130, Morrill partment would make no imme¬ Dominion Government of Prime yet no one has been chosen for to fight their way out with hall, it was announced by Chair¬ diate comment on the Japanese- Minister W. L. Mackenzie King Pershing Rifles, Hipp said. bile equipment on the seen. man Mary Ellen Haack. and of the Canadian war effort, German broadcasts. resigned the premiership tonight Faculty ltrides and was succeeded by Attorney Recent brides of Michigan MANPOWER General Gordon Conant. State faculty members will be Hepburn said in a statement entertained by the Brides Club (Continued from Page 1) that he was retiring in line with of 1942 at 7:45 tonight in the previously announced plans workers from one plant to an¬ Sun IHirch of the Union. other and to require men to re¬ Mrs. Lynn Robertson will bo in charge of the aifair and will main on a job or move to an¬ other one. ROTC be assisted by Mrs. Arnold Ott, To Release 4.000 (Continued from_Page 1) Mrs Everett Atkinson and Mrs. As McNutt testified. Undersec¬ Chamberlain, Franklin Eng- Paul DeKoning. retary of War Patterson an¬ strom, Billey Hanoi, Jack Ras- The guests will be Mrs. Stan¬ nounced 4,000 miners would be mussen, Thomas Rooney, James ley Brandt, chemistry; Mrs. 11. released from .military service Ilutledgc, Royal Suttkus, Robert It Blum, bacteriology; Mrs. E. G. in an nttempt to relieve a short¬ Vroman, Paul Walker, George Braunschneidcr. zoology; Mrs. age of copper, lead, sine, tung¬ Zimmerman, Jr. Russell Bunn, home economics; sten and other critical materials Cadet First Lieutenants Har¬ Mrs. J. A. Foster, English; Mrs. R. I. Guile, chemistry; Mrs. W. holding back war production. ry D. Baker, Wallace Bunt, Earl Patterson said he saw no need Cody, Jr., Dean Chapman, Ray¬ C. Hummel, English; Mrs. M. G. mond Darling, John Datz, Wil¬ 1-anao. chemieal engineering; for the present of furloughing liam Mann, Ernest Meyers, Rich¬ Mrs. Howard Malpass. chemis¬ other troops. 1/egislation such as McNutt ard Reid, Leonard Ritzier, Don¬ try; Mrs. C\ 11. Nickle, speech; ald Robart, William Searl, Jr., Mrs. J. B. Park, chemistry; Mrs. outlined was termed undesirable G. J. Propp, agriculture; Mrs. at the present time in a report Paul Trudgen, Arthur Under¬ wood, Jr., Hugo Wichtcl, Fred¬ George Radulescue, home eco¬ made to the house yesterday by erick Zimmer. nomics; and Mrs. Qmer Ross- its special committee on defense man, agriculture. migration. Five Members Honored NO BINOINO by Slate College Club Five acting members who have served the faculty of Mich¬ igan State college for over 35 no aaooiMa years were honored at the week¬ ly faculty luncheon Wednesday noon, of the State College club. NO WBIMKIII The honored members were A. J. Clarke, head of the Chem¬ istry department; R. S. Hudson, head of the horse and farm de¬ partment; George A. Brown, head of the animal husbandry department; Jacob Schepers, formef treasurer of the college who is now serving as clerk in the accounting office, and C. P. Halligan, head of landscape ar¬ chitecture. T«UF> Mat 1 P. M.—Night* 7-» P.) Belle -Sharmeer • NOW SHOWING * TRKAT YOURSELF TO EAST I.AN- MlNl.'S BICOEST AND BEST Stockings "HOLIDAY P* sized to 11 TELEPHONE lines — especially Long Distance circuit- are fit your leg size! -t- —are crowded as never before, these war days. Mate¬ They're the loveliest rayons that ever came out ot a test rials to build new lines — copper, rubber, nickel — are rube! And they're sized for your type in tiidtb 'as well as needed for the shooting war. So we must get the rao-t in length. The result is smooth Ufi/s iilwmttr fat^,.. . out of present facilities. always smarter and, iu rayon, indispensable! Here exclu¬ sively in Urn for small legs, Msditt ' £] t(X) to $1.50 \ ou can help us keep the wires clear for vital war calls fix middluiy,, Duei'tss ffct long . . # pair if you will do these'two things: (1) Don't call Long Dis¬ tance unless it's urgent; (2) Call by number if possible and. please be brief. Thank youl m JacoLaotfo- Open Tbnraday Evenings Until 9:00 lUN.i -rooruturr serenade" This Saturday it's the $1 per couple (inc. tax) HOMECOMING DANCE College Auditorium with BUD BELL'S At Union, 9-12 p.m. .....