FOR VICTORY wnmSimm BONDS-STAMPS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAY'S WEATHER Smw Flurries P«Ky Student Publication of Michigan State College VOL. 33Z.332 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1942 NO. 22 Japs Launch New Solomon Offensive Philadelphia Opera to Open Concert Series Heaviest Attack Begins; Today With Two Performances in English Carrier is Sub Victim Mozart, Strauss Wasp Sunk Sept. 15; Army and Murine* Is Third 'Flat-top' Works Feature Hold Positions On Today's Comic Roles To Go Down WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 Southern Flank WASHINGTON. Od. 26 (AP)—The navy announced (AP)—The Japanese have Campus Presenting two comic with entire operas English librettos and ciialnguc, the Philadelphia Opera tonight that the aircraft launched a full scale land, carrier Wasp was sunk in sea and air assault against company will open the 1942 con¬ the southwest Pacific while American cert scries today when they give positions on Gua¬ ... I labbergasted "The Bat" by Strauss at 8:15 p. covering reinforcements to dalcanal, the navy announced m. and Mozart's "Marriage of guadalcanal on Sept. 15. tonight, and American forces in IWibly the most startled per¬ Attacked by an enemy subma¬ the Solomons area have lost one ron among the crowds who saw Figaro" at 2:30 p. m. in the Col¬ rine at about 2:50 p. m., the aft¬ destroyer sunk and an aircraft student-owned automobile lege auditorium. ernoon of September 15, the carrier severely damaged. parked in the lower lounge of theFeaturing brilliant singing in Wasp received three torpedoes In two days of fighting In the the Union recently role of Rosalind, who en¬ near her magazine and gasoline Solomons beginning Sunday flood Was Union Manager tangles the hearts of three tanks, resulting in .many explo¬ (Solomons time), American E. G. Foster. Foster swains in the colorful ballroom scene, "The Bat" is a light com¬ sions and serious ftres. j forces have shot down 22 enemy Garage stopped when he saw Destroyer Completes Act it. pressed his palm edy with a humorous plot of j planes and damaged throe cn- The fires could not be brought | emy cruisers and two Japanese mistaken identities. Composed agairsi his brow, and gasped. under control, the ship was aircraft carriers, • My God," he said, "what next?" by Strauss, Danube famous for his "Blue abandoned three hours after the ' Damage Jap Ships The i.ir had apparently been Waltz," the evening's! .. . , . ,, . attack and about 8 p. m., an I Severe damage, the navy raid, parked there by playful Spar- performance contains character- D, , ? member of the American destroyer sent torpe-1 was inflicted tiuis seeking to emphasize the istic Strauss waltz tunes. Philadelphia Opera company is i.oes into her, on a Japanese completing her j heavy cruiser and a Japanese unwritten edict against student With the amusing story of thifpTr 'Ian'un¬ RIAGE °l f,IGAR°.'.,to destruction when all hope of j light cruiser, but the extent of driving. aspiring valet who climaxes the ! be ?Fe' saving 'the carrier had been damage to the other enemy chips plot by boxing h.s master's ears, se"tcd in Colle8«-' auditorium this abandoned. ; . Short Career believing him to be a page, the j al,wnoon' The navy said the carrier sank [was not known. .. afternoon's presentation, "Mar- | The h:g Japanese attack, on at a time when there were no __ Guadalcanal began Sunday (Sat- Polities raised its ugly head riage of Figaro," is well known PIff In TTillk enemy forces nearby, and for urday here) with army troops again as Tom Riordan, State for its popular melodies heard1 * 11 this reason the announcement of and marines holding their posi¬ News sports editor, was almost See OPERA—Page 4 her loss was delayed as long as sJboved in as junior class vice- at Women's Day there was any chance the Japa¬ tions on the island against. a de¬ termined drive on their southern president at the University of Detroit. A group of his high U.S. Planes Bomb nese did not know of her sinking. flank, while enemy cruisers and school pals, via quick nominat¬ Convo Tomorrow Most of Crew Saved destroyers shelled them from the About 90 per cent of the men sea. or and seconding, nearly had H cinched (or Riordan until a Pair Japs at Hongkong Dr. Helen Pool Women at the Rush, Dean of University of on board—she had a normal complement of 1,800 men—were Exchange Air Blows Tlie next day, an aircraft car¬ of sharp coeds at the meeting WITH THE U. S. AIR Pittsburgh, will be the tescued The commanding offi¬ rier task force of caught the gag and exposed him. keynote . the.U. S. Pa¬ FORCES IN CHINA, Oct. 6 (AP) cer, Capt. Forrest P. Sherman, cific fleet exchanged aerial blows speaker at Women's bay convo¬ —Hitting the Japanese in a new cation at 10 a. m. Wednesday in 45, of Melrose, Mass., was not a with the enemy northeast of Pol ice Hold Asami quarter, American bombers de¬ College auditorium, according to livered a destructive one-two General Chairman casualty so far as navy officials Guadalcanal, with one Ameri- now know, officers said. Kay Welch. carrier severely damaged and punch against Hongkong early Dean Rush will speak o The Wasp is the third aircraft: the destroyer Porter sunk in this on Entry Charge today and yesterday in a spread¬ Women's Opportunities Today" ing offensive Which now has car¬ r.nd will stress the importance of carrier whose loss has been nounced by the navy since an- the action, The communique said that Taiichi Thomas Asami, Japa¬ ried the air war to the enemy women's responsibility in war start of the war. during the early afternoon Of nese national and former student the length and breadth of occu¬ time. Miss Welch said. Oct. 25, American Douglas at Michigan State college, who pied China. Dean Rush, recognized as one "Dauntless" dive-bombers at¬ wa.s detained by immigration Today's raid flattened Hong¬ of the outstanding university British Push Into tacked a force of enemy cruisers department authorities late Fri- kong's main electric power plant women leaders, has been direc¬ See SOLOMONS—race 2 o. y and taken to a few hours after the colony's tor of woman's activities at the ht !.i <,n a Flint, is being charge of illegal entry sprawling waterfront was set University of Pittsburgh for Axis Egypt Line into the United States. Ac am i iiad bet n. in the United aflame Sunday afternoon by the several years, where a program greatest assault yet executed by of womans' leadership has bee A Red Reserves Oust Sta'es lor several years on a CAIRO, Oct. 26 (AP)—The airmen of Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. stressed. armored force of the British t t permit which terminated Stilwell's China command. The Ail women will be excused eighth army was in fighting po"* Nazi WedgeAttack n ho was denied the right to second Hongkong attack was from 10 o'clock classes Wednes- sition tonight well inside the "•'.to je his studies here last couplcd with another attack on ,lay to attend the convocation Axis El~Alamein line, and at the MOSCOW, Oct. 27 (AP)—Tho J.u i ,i v by a federal order bar- the enemy's Whitcloud airdrome which has been moved to the end of three days of attack it ap- Ped army, supported by fresh near Canton. Some 90 miles Auditorium to accommodate the j Hi nationals from labora- peared certain that the Imperial j reserves, maintained its lines in away, and there big fires and ex¬ expected attendance of 2,000, and Allied troops had success- Stalingrad yesterday in a see- l' v a? indicated that Asami plosions were set off. Michigan State's Office of fully accomplished the first! saw battle in which the Germans "st likely be placed in an The Japanese, caught flatfoot- Student Defense will maintain "■-* m.-nent a phase of the battle. 1 drove a wedge into Russian po- camp for the dura- ed at Hongkong, lost 10 lighters I booth in the Union Wednesday The Allied infantry bad bat-|sitions in one sector and then t"". "f the war. and probably five more out of "A'l-.jie in school here, Asami formations which challenged the j with several members present to tered holes in the static defenses were forced to withdraw, the So- | describe campus defense activi- of the Rommel forces, at the I vict midnight communique said v. is working toward a doctor's See BOMBERS—Page 4 ties available to Women. . same time attacking with tank j today. . < in physical chemistry and support on both flanks. | The main fighting took place ft;, i pressed the desire to The closely following armored ! in a factory area in the northern < re- torn to ins native research in agricultural chemis¬ Japan to do Willkie RestatesSecoiulFroiitDeniand divisions of the eighth army | Pi'rt of the city, presumably rushed through to positions be¬ aruund the Red October foundry _ try After leaving school, he at- hind the forward German and works, and consisted of both u npted to support himself by In Summing Up the Results of Tour Italian troops. Enemy counter¬ tank and infantry assaults which 'ag odd jobs around East Lan¬ attacks failed to dislodge them, continued without a halt for five sing. and 1,450 prisoners fell into Al¬ hours. NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (AP)— use in an all-out attack on Bur- lied hands. 'The Germans succeeded in I Wendell L. Willkie reiterated ma, as General Wave!! has h o Groups to Begin tonight his demand for a second urged." The Allied air offensive- was driving a wedge into the Soviet pursued with undiminished vig¬ defenses," the communique said, Short Courses Today front in Europe and asserted After describing what he or today though the bombers but were attacked from the that the record of the war to termed a "reservoir of good¬ found fewer targets. Edward Bank, overwhelmed and forced The 18-week, two-year date was not such as to inspire i.ii courses gen- will" existing in the lotions he Kennedy, Associated Press cor¬ to withdraw." in agriculture began "any sublime faith in the infal- visited on a trip which took him respondent with the air forces in Northwest of Stalingrad fight¬ Way uith about 30 first year bbtllty of our military and na¬ to the middle cast, China and the desert, cabled late today that ing continued on a number of -0 second val experts." year students en- Russia, the titular head of the enemy formations seemed more sectors. The communique said rolled. A total of Reporting to the nation on his Republican party assorted that dispersed than ever. the Russians in this area had 96—54 boys and 42 recent globe-girdling air tour of thi< reservoir, nevertheless, was wiped out three companies of Orb-have registered for the Allied and neutral nations, Will¬ it aking "dangerously" through Vet Division Elect* McAfee German infantry, destroyed four jPiial Kellogg Foundation toholarshlp course which kie described as "misdirected holes which were not punched by to Head Council for Year enemy ammunition dumps and runs censorship" the idea that non- Hitler, but by us. ten dugouts. John McAfee, Vet '43, will be {£ short "- «1ht course weeks, R. J, Kleis of military experts or persons un¬ One of those leaks, he said, president of the Vet council for department an- connected with the government awnced yesterday, should refrain from making sug¬ was the "tragically smal 1" the school year following recent -mount of war material reaching elections. Hilda S troop, Med. den"" ,u^iculum lurUral t W?U. include courses in these stu- sociology, a* well as train- gestions about the conduct of ihe var—"military, industrial, * eco¬ the embattled legions of the Bio. '45, will be vice-president; nomic or political." United Nations, and warned that Frances McCleery, Med. Bio. '44, TINE TABLE "f in specialized branches of At another point, Willkie said. "it we continue to fail to deliv¬ was named secretary; and Wal¬ TODAY— agriculture. Same students will "1 reiterate: we, and our Allio er to our allies what they are lace MunaotV Vet. '44, will serve AAAX, 7:3* p. m. must establish a second fighting entitled to expect of us or what as treasurer. Room 26, Ag hall front in Europe. I also hope th»: we have promised them, our The group will select a new reservoir of gocd-will will turn faculty adviser at its Thursday Sigma Delta Chi, 12 shortly we can put the consider noon aide force in India to - into one of resentment' meeting. Sun Perch, Union, Tuesday, October ?7, 1942 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grin and By MpIH) WCRNAN STATE NEWS lhtebs bterad M areond-elsss matter at the poatofflee, East Lansing, Mich. Offieaa To the Editor iaesM «a mos floor of mo* wtac of Union BnlUinc Anne*, mom «. Published dally exeept Sunday and Monday mornlnin during the regular eehool . —— year and weekly on Thnreday morning* during tummer eeuion by thr rtudents of # , . Member Aaaeelated Colleciato Preen Mlchican 8Ute rollege. (EdltOT S HOte ■ -eZ^.o^™no7ov.nr,m... or Telephon^Cnllege Phone B-811S. Ed- State NCWS UOT its National Advertising Service, Inc. £3j£ SS^ 269: Bu,ini" °"" " '^ on Caikf PnUkitn Rrprtmleth* ftuWrlptlon rnten—Sc per copy; W.00 ,Jt Wl 4«0 MaciOow Ave. NtwYoet. W.V. per year by mall; II.BO per year by aaJ- *"J 'im ANtut '• Ua Muuknca rollrRit carrier to atodehta ; 12.25 per £U00CSfM Cmcaao • Boarofe • year by college carrier to non-utudento. (n \ohich it iOttH plainly MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ''"J1 "W<" "Uani was in fighting form, unconquerable, enjoy thc day whether the pdihqwere against or for us. Dn thr. other hand, even if we "Our problem here is morale, Colonel.—trying to keep the yin According to sofnp of the country's best known football have four days vacation, a lot of crazy about uniforms!" experts, Michigan Sta^e boasted the "fightingest" team people still will be unable to go in the country Saturday Why? They believe, and wo home. agree, that it was a now iqirraony, a .. . . i 4u^a a unique ' display of WeWhorc'.i ouroffering should be spirit. INFORMATION patrioticthanks to What - When - Where cooperation and teamwork thiitwon the game. Wausc wc jive in such a It secerns the squad has found the lost chord. Let's ki glorious country where we can CIVIL SERVICE— it around awhile—a few more gamek>]ike the Homecoming attend our classes and not be AIR RAID WARDENS— Studerits in engineering. p\> frav will r * - put Michigan State's name among the best teams dodging -—-bomb:. people lot of Think them 'rem the et all this A meeting of nir raid wardens . slcs, geology, and meteonv country allege, who can be interviewed Thursday :■>■ will be held tomorrow at 7 p. m. Jerry., terllorst. right now. Civil Service representative.1- in room 105, Morrill hall. Air will bo here. Positions arc i>j.. » They gave up their plans and raid wardens will study use of in engineering, naval res. a; ', civilian and army type gas and in the bureau of aeron.n.: ALONG THE WINDING CEDAR > be masks, and will learn how to with their families on recognize the major war gases ITiose interested should m 1 • appointments before noon torn : row with Agnes McCahn, assis¬ ors, the rugg by the "snil? tefct." By Len llarnes Thanksgiving this year? Surely, it is the least we can do to stay UI1EKAL ARTS STIQENTS— tant to the dean of engineer. 101 Olds hall.. ——*■ . . ;. here and attend classes and not Liberal Arks students who. are The grill hounds babble about "After »ll. If a student drives gripe about how "there ain't HO cember, other than those plan¬ randidate* for graduation In De¬ our "awful" attitude on the a car up here, he mint be doing justice New undtr-arm campus car situation, and the so under the full knowledge and You really have a point there ning to leach, are asked to see hot dogs howl, but nobody took consent of hi* parents—who. when you show us that we could D. W. Kuykendall, placement Cream Deodorant the trouble to tell us in person slnee he is THEIR child, should have more time fog Christmas officer in the Liberal Arts divi¬ Or even write us till we got a have the last say In the matter." vacation. Those extra days might sion. In agricultural hall, room letter yesterday—from a woman. Children And it necessary for give more people time to get ID, as soon aa possible. Stops Perspiration She doesn't own a car herself, their parents to think for them, home for the holidays, incidentally. ma'am, but college students, not So you say, "Why not stay CLA SSIFIED ADS t'or the very reason that she being children, usually try to right here and attend ciases? bothered to put her views down think for themselves. The very Yes. right on Thanksgiving day!" on paper, this anonymous North fact that they have rationalized More power to you—we're be- LOST Campbell coed should be ccm- themselves into wasting tires and hind you 100 nor cent Sincerely, lil.Ai'K IIKIEF CASE With nuar C. mended. Some persons would p..s in driving to classes shows Donna LoFrance, '45. eta Itettrif, n'titniniity math, chtwniptry object no way but vocally if thai you may be right.. Maybe Pat McKeeby, '45 Fmylu Rvwu.nl. Hn4cr call 14122. 22 their very life were being taken they nre children, A m^AVY TWIFIKJ)- 8llvir Indian L Docs nor rot dresia or mm i from them. Her letter Says: "We ARE still living in a dr- bmcckS. Loat Sfot in or near the «ta* ' Aim. Does not inimtr skin *11 seem* that everyone 1* mccrscy. are we pop." SOLOMONS dium . Valued for mmiimarital rwaacma. 2. Nowtioogtolry. Can be i.v.J looking down upon the humble Yes. v.e are, but if attitudes Rd^mrrf. Pl«««c call 27555 before 4:80. 22-24 right sfver daring. student motorist. Jul why like this keep up Gcxl knows how L I oiundy ««opi penpiration!. r should this be so?" long our good lugk wiij con- (Continued from Page 1) WANTED 1 to 3 dftyt. rrerrna odor. Who ssid student motorists tinue. muuv Just because kv.ub „ student, and destroyers north of Florida- 4- A purr, «hitf, grrasrlris. were humble? is going inlo the war next yea,'»irinnd. scoring n direct bomb bit WOULD I.IKE— ro buy a 1»40 Woi- Mftinleaa raotahing cream. "The argument is that In these is no sign he should not help In which damaged and stopped one K. Awarded Approval Seal of vvf!?w«. If you huvr idn? to »u*ll. phono enemy heavy cruiser. 50524 in the evt nfn«r. 21 American Institute of LaunJer- o»«" every way he can year. L never Shortly after this action, "16 mf far being harmleaa 10 helps unpatriotic, and wasting get a chrncc to fight on the win Japanese dive-bombers attacked material which the government ning side. One auto or one attl- Henderson airfield on Guadal- Classified Rates to tryths to preserve. Why, may tude doesn't mean much, but a canoJ. Tive of these planes were Two cents per word; minimum I ash. la he being any more «n- lot of autos and a lot of attitudes 'hot down, the navy said, -but charge. Me; all advertisements patriotic than a faculty member will win or lose the war for us. shortly thereafter nine addi- payable In advance; no pre¬ wbo BSC* hta ear for the tame And it is hot an impossibility tioual enemy bombers attacked ferred position. purpose or any admit who could, for us to lose this war. the airfield and inflicted minor Luton Bide. Annex. Room $ nil* times out Of ten. walk just '.'After all. righteousness Is one damage Telephone 5 9113—Business as Wall as drive?" thing, and fairness la—another. During the late afternoon He isn't A lot of fac- 111 take the latier any time." American dive-bombers struck Ext. 263 ultymen are Just as guilty of Sincerely. again at the enemy ships north -JWiJH' wasting transportation as stu- "ONE FOE THE tTNDERDOG" r( Florida island, scoring one dents. There sre cases of necM- North Campbell hall. bomb hit on a heavy cruiser, ally "both among students knd So will wc. ma'am, but don't About 10 minutes later, army faculty, though. And quite a be too sure you'll get a chance to flying Fortress bombers struck faw faculty men are riding blcy- choose. Hitler Is neither right- the same Japanese surface ck* these days. eous nor fsir. Many are not force and got two hits on a light "I don't think anyone Is being convinced that gas rationing is cruiser which was left burning Take-Me-Along ■npatrtotlc . . . Evidently the not another mow to make us end "dead" in the water. government thinks that even an- war conscious. Maybe they are ■■ neccrnary driven are entitled to right Co-op Is Dedicated Utility Case an A-card, er fanr_ gallons of But you owners and the "humble" car The formal dedication of Beth- are lucky to be going to h • fcmdy com far Mow *** govern- school wji^e millions of your el Manor! dale's r. jv.ee*. men's sa?-» . roeni is relieving everyone of a fellow men are fighting and cooperative house, was held shCOMl Or third spare tire by law. longing for even the sight of a Sunday at 3 p. m. at 435 M. A. And they are taking over com- chocolate soda or the soupd of a C. avenue. 2252S warttal You alsb mTfM be In- dn?.c* —to toe band service. Let's men** who Fes are persons were approximately There present, Including stu- 40 terested to know that Michigan fighting to protect us from the dents, faculty advisers, and roem- atate police posts are today oper- "righteousness" rod unfairness bers of the board of directors, nttog three or more patrol Cars or the Axis forces. Rev. L. A Forre^ oJMUuring with a community Ure. When And let's be fair ta future M. gave the dedication address »ft- one of. the cart gets a flat, its S. C. students Sd lh^y wont be er which Paul DeKonlng. 'rcsi- driver hag to radip in to the post deprived of the car privilege in dent adviser, dedicated the house And state iv! Wt- Pfocetime. STOP driving to by formally hanging the name poMf«>en are more classes and STOP all unneces- plaque. Open house was held *ary driving. after the ceremonies. October 27, 1942 Tuesday' MIfjIIG AN STATfl NEWS Cage Threp H Cold, Chilly The usual meeting the ■fivos a f' All Spartans Star as Sfptp Quarterback club wlH be held of ittmorrow at I In tiie Cat* forPessimistic fywhtnqn p. m. Trips Lfp Favored Sailor^. lege auditorium Thursday as was and not on previously By Tom Riordan " announced. 'g$j* Trying to forget that Great Lakes game and starting urday's Great lakes' game to get ready for Temple is going'tp be a WIU be sbnwn. tough job for the Michigan State grid squad, but that's just what Coach », ;> U" vV Charley Bach man and his Spartans have to do at their BAST—" "BfetrrChrmicr practices this week. ; ' ■'—'-1' "" -L * *vi» DAT "FootUfht t Although Temple was pin, Bob Otting, Morgan Gin- whipped 35 to 0 by North grass, and Pete Foroari were one Carolina Naval Pre-FIight of the best showings'by a £roup i of backfield men on Macklin field eleven last week, the fact in some time! I still remains that State is going Kieppe Fools >m ♦ STARTING WEDNESDAY " m to have a rugged ball game on The' passing, running. " and 2 - Outstanding Feature* - 2 ,tf.v years that1 shook the ■r j its hands Saturday. Overconfl- kicking of Kieppe .was too much dencc WORLD ANp . . . C H A N O B II on the part of the Blue¬ for the Sailors. Right up until YOl'r LtfE forrvrr! jackets helped to cause their the flhnl gun, the Great Lakes' downfall and Bachman doesn't crew was just asmystifled atl.it- want his men to get into this crew was just as mystified at Lii- frame of mind. first part of the game. Ripmns- The performance of every man ter's line busting and line back¬ on the field for State was out- ing-lip was too much for the sianding. Both the defensive Bluejackets. and offensive performance of The Spartan- forward wall backs Dick Kieppc, Ed 'BJpmas- helped to prove the difference ter, Walt Pawlowski, Russ Gil- between the two clubs. Flankers Barnic Roskopp and Viricc Mroz stopped end-runs cold. Their Ohio Slate Still blocking and pass-catching were thorns in the sides of the Sailors Ranks as First the entire afternoon. These two sophomores will get some rest against Temple U.S. Grid Team with Bob McNeil having recov¬ 7 ered from the flu and Roy Fra- NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (API- jeigh available for light duty. Ohio State for the third straight Five Go Route week tops the Associated Press The tackle situation saw Dick poll as the country's best colicgc Mangrum and Al Conner give football team. and take with their, bigger oppo¬ • A have everything else, foot- j Bachman then cn>run'"iied The Buckeyes so dominated nents for 60 minutes and never !„->li flvuid teach boys Integrity briefly on the fine spirit shown the balloting that 80 of the 123 yield an inch. They completely ;ml Rood sportsmanship." by players and fans alike, una voters made them their first outplayed their heavier and more Thi? .< a l'reqlient quote of expressed a wish that such en¬ place choice and not one rated experienced foes, as did the cen¬ Michigan State's cOach, Charles thusiasm be maintained through them lower than sixth. ter trio of George Raduiescu, r.ich'r.an, at high school football the rest of the season. 1. Ohio State Howard Beyer, and Don LeCIair. banquet... and on Sunday at high Immediately after finishing 2. Georgia Both Beyer and LeClalr play¬ , e* c* a* int.n Couch Bachman backed up his talk, Coach Bachman, dress¬ 3. Alabama ed the entire contest and it those words with real action. ed in a gabardine sport jacket, 4. Notre Dame seems that 60 minute perform¬ When players and fans re- neatly pressed pants and a pair 5. Georgia Tech ances are getting to be a habit rmded Charley of his promise Of swimming fins, strode to the 6. Wisconsin with these boys. Along with t.i wade the Red Cedar if his edge of the river, and waded 7. Boston College Raduiescu they plugged up the I FOSTER M23I.13* 8. Army ■ m in at the Great Lakes Sail- center of the line so well thut hip-deep through the icy water | crs. the rugged coach showed his without" the slightest cwn "integrity and good sports- nship" by taking to the chilly shiver. • • visible 9. Texas Christian 10. Minnesota Great Lakes was unable to ac¬ complish anything at that point. ■ * iLka - DLkhts , 'lv [ r aters of the river at the ap¬ pointed tune without a murmur Hoosier Harriers c' complaint. . Bachman was escorted by ctinisTiHAs Athletic Director Ralph Young Defeat Spartans ami Bill Otto, Sr., an East Lan¬ sing resident and long time Three red-shirted runners; CARDS Spartan fan. In a brief cere¬ crossed the finish line together j mony, Otto, acting as master of in first place to spell for Indl- , tiremnnics, introduced State's ana's cross countrymen a 20-37 j star halfback, Dick Kieppe, who paid tribute to the fine play of victory over State here last Sat- ] the Spartan line which outplay¬ urday. ed a huge Great Lakes forward The winning Hoosier trio of _ This Year Send a Personalized Enrj Mitchell, Tom Judge and Charles Labotka led together all the Aiuy around the 4Vj-mile TONIGHT course and finished 150 yards ahead of the field in 24:16. Bill Scott and Roy Ncimeycr Greeting— salvaged fourth and fifth places. UQDD KAFFEIX Scott made a determined effort to stay with the Hoosicrs, but Order YQUK OWN Christmas Cards now, witjb your could hang on for only three miles. name engraved or printed. They mean so inifch more. The Porpoise fraternity com- bined with candidates of the Varsity and freshman swim¬ ming teams are to report to the Jenlson pool Tuesday. Oct. 25 for $1.00 up 27. at 5 p. M. for a meeting. al Sorry — Orders f p r Imprinted Stationery SPECIAL CARDS FOR YOUR MAN Fa n not Be Taken After November 1 IN THE SERVICE Ywr Gift Large Selection to Choose From Orders Now ~ - Your message to your friend in the . ^0,»Pgr«i^4 $Jg|cbes, Stationery service must be in the mails by Nov. 1. lVrsonahzed Christmas Cards Linn Cajieba Shop Book Store mm 219 E. ~ «■*«!> RIVER - ■ r r* — Tuesday, October 27, 1942 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four College Phones to Transfer Today - THE - Returning Alumni Faculty Briefs Feivest in Group Prof. F. W. Fabian of ~"|| the I to New East Lansing Building Bacteriology department lettl At 10 p. m. today the tele-* WOMAN'S WORID from '35 to '42 yesterday for attend the St. Louis, Mr," I annual meeting of t0 the I phones of Michigan will be transferred to State college the new BOMBERS By NEVA ACKEKMAN The number of alumni who American Public Health tion today through Thursday associa- I I icturned for Homecoming Satur¬ where he will present-committee I Michigan Bell Telephone office, (Continued lrom Page 1) Home Ec Club the first to be changed under a Americans after they had loosed day was somewhat below expec¬ re-ports. staggered, line-by-line "cutover" their bombs in the first attack. Home Ec club will hokj a tations, according to Glenn On Oct. 30 and 31, as pr< i» ,. I plan. """ Against these enemy losses the apple sale for. National Apple Stewart, alumni director, who of the International Assort:.-,,n I The new telephone number for Americans lost one bomber week throughout this week at in the had predicted almost as many to of Milk Sanitation, he will ,,rp. candy stand in the Home Ec return as last year. side over an important n . Michigan State college will be their initial sortie; none in the "8-1511." building, according to Chairman At the class reunions after ol that association. second. Janet Keasey. Candy, milk and Will Change Gradually The bag of enemy craft for the game, the classes between other fruit will be on sale there 1930 and 1935 drew the largest The cutover will proceed grad¬ Sunday was increased to 13 shot also, Miss Keasey said. R. W. Tenny, director i'.f number of alumni. The classes will preside over ually until all of the 2,900 tele¬ down and nine probably de¬ Mortar Board courses, from 1935 on were the least rep¬ morning session of the phones in East Lansing are con¬ stroyed when U. S. fighters resented among the five-year directors at the land nected with the new office of the jumped 20 enemy fighters over Mrs. J. F. Eichom, district in¬ course m. Yunnan province, in South Chi¬ spector of Mortar Board, is visit¬ groups since 1900, while three college conference in t company at 337 Abbot road. , alumni were present who grad¬ today. na, and downed three of the foe ing on campus this week to in¬ Customers whose telephones uated before 1900. « and possibly four more without spect the Michigan State Mortar • * are to be transferred are notified loss to themselves. Board chapter, according to Pres. Sigma Kappa sorority, winner Included in the business by letter in advance by the com¬ Barbara Scarlett. Mrs. Eichorn of the award for best Homecom¬ State Board of Agriculture pany. Each East Lansing tele¬ phone will be assigned a new Cup-a-Day Is Coffee will be entertained at a luncheon at noon today in Union dining ing decorations for the past two ing were the appointment number as it is switched over to Limit After Nov. 29 years, took first prize for the tive Oct. 1, of Instructors room for all Mortar Board mem¬ third year and gets the cup for H. Smith in the phycholtv the new office. All new East bers and alumni. Mortar Board permanent possession. partment, Charles Dahford Lansing numbers will carry the WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (AP) will have displays of its work on Delta Sigma Phi took first zoology department, and Jo! prefix, "8." —Coffee rationing starts Nov. 29, the second floor of the Union. Harrison in the history > To Have Special Operator the government announced to¬ place for fraternities, followed by Theta Chi and Farm House. ment. An intercept operator will give day, but it will be more liberal In second and third places for the new number to persons call¬ than the bugaboo which has OPERA sororities were Kappa Alpha Hitler and Hirohito don't !ike ing present East Lansing tele¬ frightened housewives in many Theta and Zeta Tau Alpha. the idea—let's fool 'em b\ bin- phones after the numbers are cities into hoarding and over¬ (Continued from Page 1) changed, pending the issuance of buying. Ing War Bonds and Stamps to One pound every five weeks irequentiy on the concert stage the limit. a new Lansing telephone direc¬ Bay War Bonds and Stamps. will be allowed for every person and radio. tory next March. who was 15 or older when sugar Under the direction of Sylvan Those calling East Lansing numbers which have been chang¬ rationing started last May. This Levin and David Hooker, the works out to slightly more than Philadelphia Opera company ed are urged by Robert B. Row¬ one cup a day, and in households was organized in 1939 to present land, manager of the company, to make note of the new tele¬ where children 15 or older do opera that stresses convincing not drink coffee, the grownups acting as well as exquisite sing¬ phone numbers. He points out can have the children's share as ing in an all American troupe in that this practice of calling new well as their own. which the average age is 27. numbers direct will save time and the inconvenience of having After three successful years, calls intercepted. Corps Sponsor Nominees the opera company is making its There will be an important first appearance away from the meeting for all active and ad¬ seacoust cities as it makes a tour Dancers to Finish Stay vanced members of Pershing of the United States this fail un¬ Rifles concerning the election of der the direction of S. Hurok. English and Joa, dancing in¬ a Corps sponsor at 7 p. m. today Students will be admitted to structors, arc now completing in Demonstration hall. both afternoon and evening per¬ their stay at Michigan State col¬ All candidates will be present. formances upon presentation of lege by offering the seven re¬ They are Marjorie Clippingcr, their activity books. maining lessons at a reduced Roberta Cole, and Jacqueline price. Lessons are held twice Mechan. The meeting will be daily in the Faculty dining room, dismissed in time for the eve¬ Filipino Teacher Makes at 5 and 7 p. m. ning opera performance. Short Campus Visit Out of the Philippines just be- | fore the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Prof. R. T. Mar- j fori, n member of the depart- ' MEET THI^Uf ment of agriculture there, vis- Red the college campus this past week. 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