Spartans Favored Over Temple at Philadelphia I U.S. Navy Wins Injury to Keep I Fir«t Round MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pawlowski Sidelines on j In Solomons Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College VOL. 33Z.332 EAST LANSING, Ft'ill on or Fornari to Gel I Kim* Impresses Pride MICHIGAN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31 1942 Call at Hal/back Methods Used by V. S. Forces Strategic Solomons Area Men Must Attend Instead Convo Monday By Jerrv Li.ska WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 PHILADELPHIA, (Jet. 30 Representative* of the ar¬ 1 I^I'I—With pride in his ' MAf SHALL my, navy, marine*, roast (AP)—Michigan State and \,'iivy Secretary Knox guard, army air corps, and Temple tapered off today for I (|itIhp"I today that the TRUK naval air corps geserve units ilheir eighth meeting on the ... fleet has "retired will explain their ,,,ip" of the Solomons plans at a convocation Mon¬ reserve [gridiron Saturday, with the «i,;it the first round invading Spartans cast as .-light day in the College auditorium j , has ended with JOUATO* at 10 a. m.. Pres. John A. | the favorites to pluck the Ow';;-for sixth time. , • .Mi'S-ofi Guadalcanal Hannah announced. . .cry irich-t>f^ground c,MlVM All men students, including Holding an edge solely «.n the basis of then- 14 0 upset of Great those already enlisted in a I Lakes last week, the-»twi£e-beat« ,,„ p of the Japanese wafr~ military reserve and those in v, I,if h have been support- advanced R.O.T.C., i en Spartans of Coach Charley „ WART If are ex¬ Bach man worked out at '.iloo's all-out drive to pected to attend; also men Temple •OAT V' BRITAIN \tTTL * ■ iif,. , ita! airfield on Guad- 1]moresbv faculty members and advisers stadiqjn following a "skull" ses¬ American marines sion at their downtown hoteL -^--ZSr' of men students. I "army nNtoirtt Injured Wajly Pawlowski. tiny ' troops, have gone We' GUADALCANA SANTA CRUZ The Joint military board in l< to their bases, Knox said. i'i fc'tptYoflt'ffii'j'J,"'/ ■ '' - 'r t> Itjfflf charge of enlistments in col¬ right halfback who accompanied We are m as complete con- i Cor aV-.3 c, \ JT lege reserve units will be on campus Monday and Tuesday. the squad on crutches, definitely was out of the game. Pete For¬ ,,i tin ituation in Guadal- have been," he "f SCOOK.TOWN I'll is Representatives will be avail¬ nari, stocky Detroit junior, ran ,,l a v.o ever conference. .caians^N J •' t' HEBRIDES. s» able to visit with individual at Pawlowski's post in signal i o press V * * members of the student bodv drill, but Bachman .said lanky IVS Troops' Skill TO wn S v I ulNv'* **i' k'M v • r v in rooms on second floor of Jack Fenton would get the start¬ dti'sMil, however, that t'ritonhullding. ing call if Stale kicked off. diil r.'.t want to disseminate All college cla»se* will be Although the contest marks : u.h optimism. It was ob- excused at 10 a. nj. Temple s homecoming, a crowd pite the withdraw- : i. that (l« ,1 Japanese warships, there AUSTRALIA % m See TEMPLE—Page 3 1... tolling when they might w: Srr SOLOMONS—Page 4 Midterm OimIps To Tell Professors' Reason Today's SVONtY tCANBCRBA Wlty Yon Dill—or Y on Didn't / ~ - : Campus AUCKLAND MELBOURNE NEW By Louise Roth W ith mid-term grades scheduled to make their appear¬ ZEALAND ance in little over a week, new and old students will soon , 11 alto we1 en >fczSOUTH ISLAND r /WCUINOTON r know "the score" about how they stand in their classes. tr^TUTj Mii^S The show attended the night before an important test, or y, just to keep an the balance of time spent for* an tradition alive, A Japanese invasion or: a, apparently massed at Truk, — — 1 M. S. C. coeds started what appears to be major thrust against key. Amer studying and fun will ai] nt knock- bases on communication li :*s to Australia—the New Hebrides and tome out in black and white. British Advance ing and in- ! the Fiji Islands. The Japanese term it "The Battle of the South After all instructors turn formed t h e j Pacific." American planes from Henderson Field on Guadalcanal,1 in their scholarship reports to With American landlady' joined by naval vessels, have engaged in battle eastward of Stew- Director S. E. Crowe's office next j that t h e y ould settle. j art Island and north of Santa Cruz (A) with a Japanese battle Friday, report cards fleet streaking from around the Solomons apparently toward New are made ; Air Force Aiding nut for all freshmen, sophomores, for "tricks or Hebrides. transfers, and additional names i CAIRO. Oct 3h (AP Infan¬ treats." furnished by the dean's office, i try of the British eighth army Invited to porch while she FDR Considers Plan usually those of students on ; was credited officially . today or those apples to Vif Taxes liaise scholastic probation. i with seizure of addr.ior our to make . pie, Register Women Aside from containing mid¬ attkgroi ed offensive term grades, the report cards of awaited her re- le the five male WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (APi —The government is considering , Cigarette Prices all new students, whether fresh- I the house (of man or transfer, contain the e the women a women. nation-wide registration of President Roosevelt d,s- i As of Sunday decile scores made on tests tak- "cal sku Freshman week. Still th bushed from closed today, to locate those wru- j live scared females WASHINGTON, Oct 3d (APi Sach division has its own pol- could work in war plants and j down the street. Cigarette and cigar prices will. .-.bouV sending mid-term re- ng closest J learn what jobs they could do. « ost the consumer more begin- deployed as many as 200 thing to i The registration, as outlined j "t cards to students' parents, formations. 'ta| lung Sunda> Nov. 1 to absorb in various I.ansing has seen j by the President at his press new federal xcise taxes, the o(- most cases a report is sent in" at several points alonj ! conference, would require all j lice of Price Administration an- en the student's grades are Allied front and firing at women to answer a set of ques- ■ nounced tod i a'nge V.v Appeal? tions about themselves but. StU British tank crews took would not compel them to take OPA anno improve mid-term advantage of the proxm. i tax *">rth Campbell coed will a particular job. It would give on these panzers and. a> the r >'h nuke sure she has the the govern ment information j veil liquors ing D's or.e day's !d\m;, fur the Get man ihe next about the country's womanhood ' Id be Director Cr< time she ran into double figures, » blind date, Ed Glacy. like that obtained on older men •r F. i corporal tank gunner s ■ "as .landing in front of in the registration of those over j In the case-of cigarettes, the {rade must irued w eight hits on enemy tank: »rm one day this week— draft age. •w excise tax willc>add Vj cent me of nine os for 1 The nfantry » date—when a young _ wo- ■ The registration would re-; package to the price smokers be "P and called on Ed of the evening's (noire action by Congress, ill pay. If the customer buys ixplanations ire attitude, slow the mly one pack at a time, he will itart (impro ng), low examina- Thu Said the coed additional cent, be tions marks, absences, outside must allow a customer; employment, and lack of ability taken, ■*p.S"iry ™ ■ pp lual tlut ■ lion. '• <<> meet blind date fitted the descrlp- UNDER THE WIRE to buy two packs at a time to ^ in the subject being taken. the tax come out even. J Other explanations, making j Allied slight increa In all cases the added tax may < D's and F's more flexible than in | air activity, but nothing on be passed onto the consumer if the old system of grading are: j scale that challenged th gen¬ T he t oed GENERAL MAC ARTHUR'S 'he fraction is a half cent or Failure to hand in required eral superiority of British, U. S., Pay* 11DQ.. Australia. Saturday. Oct. larger and Imperial air forces. In fractions of less than ; work, poor laboratory perform- *>' H. Hill of the edu- 31 (AP)—Allied bombers prob¬ cent, the seller must absorb ances or classroom work, and ~-J Indeed, the USAAF fighter partment volunteered ably damaged a Japanese aircraft the tax lack of effort. squadrons, which now have a - in the Union caf- carrier, scored two hits on a score of 22 to 2 in - planes shot ynoon to pay warship described as either a See EGYPT—Page « for : and that of his :an guests, cruiser (lecturer who damaged or a battleship, probably still another cruiser Drastic Changes in Colleges Due ffie MEA conference), and left an unidentified ship '■ Lou Pinkham, L. ablase In a hi, and Jane Maginn, command announced raid on Buin, the high After Elections, Says UCLA Proxy today. ANGELES, Oct. 30 (AP) ] permitted to 1 V 43. Somehow Hill The raid was the second LOS remain. < '1 the cashier when ; as many days on the Japanese- Dr Robert Gordon Sproul,! The army, navy and man- TODAY— he hed the end of the held harbor on thegpouthern Up president of the University of' pdwer board have agreed that VT.AA cross country hike few minutes later a of Bougainville Island In the California, told students at U. C. J every able bodied man of col- 1 p. m~ Women's gym titer ca and asked for his northern Solomons. It was by L. A s Homecoming today: j lege age be in the army or serv- After the conling election i mg in a direct service to prepare Ben East, lecture. S p. m. • "oh. Hill supplied far the most damaging aerial 1'^hkthcoii.n bill. . f the cash was not blow announced recently in at¬ there will be far-reaching • for the army, changes concerning the uses of f "It is possible that every man MONDAY— Auditorium I "fother d was home in tempts to checkmate an all-out higher education by army and!of college age will be inducted to, s, ; of Pants. Th« issue assault of the Japanese on Gua¬ navy authorities and a deter- in the services, then sent to Agricultural council, 5 p. m. -ho Wld .by the check. one ot the coeds dalcanal to the southeast of mination of curricula for those, camp . . Conference room Saturday, October 31. 1942 Page Two M I C HIG 4 ^ STATE Grin and Bear It By Li<-ht, MICHIGAN $T«TE Entrrrci *a #*»con«l-cliUMi NEWS matter at the pontoffle#, Eaat Lanwin*. Mich. OfftoM campus churches looted an araand floor of «u»t #H« of ynkm fcniMin* Aanex, room ft. All Saints Day, one of the four Ihibl hi hod'dally except Sunday and Hontlay momlnfl during the regular xchool jeif and w.-elily Mt.Nr,0 WATIONAi Aovr«TiiiNa rjr Telephone^-College Thone R-9111. Ed- Sunday at 8, 9, and 11 a. m. at n 7 aTcZ*7,l W T Mortal OfTke—Ext. 269; Huxiru*. Office St. Paul's Episcopal church, National Advertising Service, Inc. -Ext. 2«r. Call* re I'ubiiihtn Representative Subscription ratea--8c per copy; fS.OO Lansing. At the Chapel of the 4?0 MaciaoN Avt. Niw Yowx.N.Y. per y««r by mall ; $1X0 per year by Christ the King, 445 Abbot Rd., Cmciao • aowtoa • tow ANtntt • sTao Feadciti college carrier to utiidenta; $2.26 per the celebration will he at q:45 yenr by college carrier to non-atndetitE. a. m. The Brotherhood of St. MEMIIKR OF TIIE ASSOCIATED I'It ESS Andrew will meet at 7:30 p. rn. -.rfntNNi Pr»«M U .-xrltmlvnly entltW t»» the had f^r republication of all Tuesday at Canterbury llousc. trta* rri>!if«tberwi-e imlKed It. thia i»ai»er nnd alwo the This Sunday will commemo¬ publlaheul therein. All rigbta of publicatb»n on upecial dWphtrhea h«re- rate "Reformation" af Ric Luth¬ eran church. The Rev. William JHKLDON MOYEH WHMTNQ Young's message will be "The Manaelre Edit** I Dir l.EN IsMtNEH Buafne««i Manager, JEAN Just Shall Live by Faith.' Bible Kalitoi BDITOftUL STAKE classes arc at 10 a. m. The Luth- A mte Alitor, EM.IS HltANfiT: A*"M».nt Editor*. RILL BARCLAY. 1MM* cran student group will meet at JfltlNKTON. HILL MAl»D<»X. JlRKY TEH HOVtSiT: SpoJ* Alitor, FOM HIOK- HAN E.I.NEVA ACKEKMAN; Feature* Editor, ELLEN 8I HGKN» 7 p. ni. in the Union organiza¬ (J A. tion room. JEKKY TEH HORBT St. Thomas Acquinas will A. A. AVPLEGATE bring to a close today its second annual festival af the Women s dub house, Lansing. The regu¬ lar meeting1 of Newman club Advice, for Conrcniion Arrangers will be next Tuesday in the Lit¬ tle theater (if the Home Ec LINES twice us Ian# as usual at all eateries ptifronizeri by college students yesterday noon made many go to Inqulhy classes are held Mon¬ building. The weekly Public classes hungry. Others without 1 o'clocks waited half an days and Fridays at 8 p. m. Sunday masses will begin at 9 hour and got leftovers if they were fortunate. and 11 a. m. and at 7:30 on The cause, as most students know, was the teacher con¬ weekdays. vention on campus. In other years the same situation "Loyalty Sunday" will be ob¬ has arisen when big conventions invaded East Lansing: served at the Peoples church tomorrow. "W hat Can the But in other years eating places were not so crowded nor¬ Church do Now?" will be the mally, and help was eusicr to get. topic of Dr. N. A. McCune's ser¬ "He's charged with vnfimnry. your honor - he i" is As the food and employe situations get worse, students mon. along at if he didn't have a care in '.he world will find it harder to cat when they want to or can. Per¬ Prof. J. D. Menchhofer will sons scheduling conventions on campus later this year review the book "Forward Free¬ an autobiography of Mc- would do well to provide extra outing facilities for guests dom," hui, at 8 p. m. in the church. At In Campus Quarters they bring here, so the already overtaxed student and the Vesper hour the Rev. C. M. faculty food purveyors can discharge their first responsi¬ Muilenbcrg of the Westminster By Helen Schmidt and Helen McAfee bility—feeding local persons first. Presbyterian church, Lansing It is true that all Michigan residents support Michigan will bring the message, "Is a Graw, Delta ChL^mnrrn- Better World a Vain Dream? State college, and arc therefore entitled to convene here. Betty Gibson, organist, and Bill But the college was founded to educate students^ And Buchanan, pianist will give mu¬ WITH bya life ' social up gamel is ss week-end, ebeing livened scads of parties. Kirkpatrick Saturday !>. mouth, Micm . . . .Mm students don't take to learning on an empty stomach. sical meditations. Mason hall, Abbot hall, ihe Beta thorp, HbSpie, will mm: Chi's. the Pi Kaps. and the Delta liovard'who went to Lii The Christian Scientist stu¬ Chi's are giving Halloween par- college, N. C. He is stat In all perfect tilings a blemish brings liking.—Lylcy. dent club will meet Wednesdays tics last night the Phi Detts ^8an Diego, Calif., with tic ih the chapel of Peoples church. . . . aircraft service. And Hu Tomorrow's, service, held in the had a Swing-Shift party, which' Men's Council Creates Clean Brawl Masonic temple, will begin at 11 means guests came dressed as Alvin of though just getting outof'thc 11 ney, Phi Delt, has pinned i Highland Park. to ? a. ra. shift. / Lt. Gary Marshall an I THE college health center has a slightly more hol¬ low ring to it today than it has had at this time of year The Kappa Sigs made their Marshall guests duck -for apples, (Bcv Doane, gt Phi) and Lt. Bill Mo ; 'for the last two decades and more. The fact is, first time in the memory of the oldest prof around, for the- there information through down tunnel, and slide Mrs. Morgan (Alice (he stairs from 2nd to 1st Theta) are visiting camp, I were no casualties as a result of the frosh-soph brawl. floor.- Then they were admitted week before leaving U .- |o the party the Alpha Gams Lewis, Wash. To the members of Men's council should be donated a intramural pebatk . . . included a Scavenger hunt with Watch for John Schx bunch of laurel wreaths to wrap aroupd their marble The second round of Intra¬ their party Saturday night . . . Lambda Chi, walking acr mural debate has been postponed brows. Minus the help of Varsity club which it had anti¬ until Thursday. Nov. 5, at 7:30 and the Hespics held a sweat river, for the Hespics be ' shirt and dungaree affair last fraternity in football. cipated, this group carried on the brawl almost single- p. m. Although the competing teams will remain' the -same, night, and proceeded to send As for heartwarming nc handedly, and quite successfully. anyone home Who dared to ap- the Lonely Hearts club, look far farther announcements To critics who say the brawl was tame and cream puffy, about change of ptace. p e a r wearing anything too tHUfould be pointed out that when a person spends three "chic" . . V term parties include Gaines' correspondent, Pe -. ART EXHIBIT— months in the hospital with pneumonia after the brawl, i ne by the Kappa Dolts in the still very interested in hm- The art department announces Little theater, and one by the as happened last year (and he 'wasn't' the first to do it)', thinks he has possibilities an exhibit of Orrefors glass to Phis ot the house Saturday also as was suggested, Dim something had to he done to prevent recurrences every be held in the art gallery from night. "has changed his ways" year. Sunday, Nov. 1, to Nov. 25. The After a formal Initiation at the quite the virtuous kid now exhibit will consist of 75 exam¬ The brawl of this year sets an excellent pattern for the ples of hand-blown glass from Delta Sig house, two new mem¬ bers have been- added to the future. It Was strenuous, fairly conducted,"and well man¬ the designs of the best Swedish aged, yet it precluded damage both to property and more artists. active roll, Stewart Evans, and CLASSIFIED ADS Harold Sessions . . . nine new or less to the participants. As Jake Pauoert said aftfcr- AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL— initiates tomorrow at the 8AE ward. "That's more like it!" —Ellis Brandt. Agricultural council will meet house wilt be Bill Molloy, Bill Monday at 5 p. m. tn the confer¬ Wood, Jo Adaleto. Bob liirkson, ence room adjacent to the dean's Bob Seibert, Jack Kawood, Bob 1 office, according to Andy Wat¬ Harris, Ward Bicary and Bob BLACK AND COU>~I Weekly Letter k) Men in the Service son. president. Canham WORLD ADVENTURE SERIES active Sunday arc Marian Ro- . . . Delta Zcta's taking InilUh on back W. 11. toll Bfll «cGrnw. (This open letter to men in the sendee Is a weekly fca- Ben East will show his natural relle, Polly Boehm, Ann Smith, tare of the Michigan Stale Newt, describing the outstanding | color him on Alaska tonight in Elaine Zeerip, and Helen N'ickle. j ••cents on campus. Clip it out and mail it to a friend In the the cpllcge auditorium at 8 p. m. New term officers- |ook up ] service.) Season tickets may be obtained their positions at Hcdrick house FOR SALE Oct. 31, 1942 1 at the accounting office free of at its installation banquet Wed¬ | Dear Johnny, charge. All employes with iden¬ nesday evening. They are: Har¬ WOMAK'S — Fur «t. car- It may be a man's world, but things were reversed around tification badges may use them ry A. Brunger, house manager: 15. ' Rlrrptlonally lew price. I James Pearl, steward; Delbert ermine*. -~1—• | here this week when the women took over the* campus for one | for admission. Swellandcr, treasurer; and John day. The grill, the Union desk, the police scout cars—nothing BLACK CARACUL—Chulh Allen, secretary. IS.' ! Aba full ifrvii t*i!». ' | was sacred. Students ganged up on the grill for the first double I Roosevelt Adds Accent; The Beta Chi's say that a fire 111% «t 169 Pur and St. Fh dip ice cream cones in months, and It was ii standing bet as to Reporters Chuckle drill cleared the house in five | who would come out 1 ahead when a bill was changed at the I desk. There were no casualties, ftowever. ■ WASHINpTON, Oct. 30 (AP) minutes Thursday night in thc | Speaking of casualties, the Frosh-Soph brawl came off Thurs- I — That trrepressiple mimic, deluge of rain . . . but Rie Res- day— a uuich tamed and civilized brawl In contrast to former President Roosevelt, In discuss¬ pies boas) of doing them one Classified Hates better, for when two coeds I years. The sophs won, but no tear gas, no tug-of-war, no pneu- I ing the reservoir of potential walked by tfie house one after¬ Two cents per word; minimum raoh(a, no ""'nothing. Yes, the contest itself was tairie but the 1 women war workers at hit press noon wearing charge. *0 advertisement- conference today," ccxdd "hot "re¬ shorfs R»ey emp¬ | dance afterwards made up for it From the sublime to the ridiculous, or vice versa, Michigan • sist |il|in«t back in (ds swivel tied the house in half a minute. payable In advance; no pre chair to'the'dangcr point and "Word just came 'that' Molly femd positi«n. ' | State went in for culture and attended two sessions niMMAnta.! Kir 4K Augte Orlando, all learned by the fresh to rS ' • 'Vavne -mutes Gilpin got in showed he had rn»^ cne the strongest and larges.,! .North v3 'Kr-r ^ **•"*» Tonomanda, Jf. Y.t tmm East I < Detroit Dcnby; ta-kles CaAper Lainst »he varsitv hold a first string size" and . i - T ag^ptions- sr number, "w* '****» in ' Chicago's x-eiui ever to repre- Paul &*rKCi garkel ana and IX-iKm.-atch ue- ; rt,ar/3Xh ! troit Northeasterns George Du- ; rf Chicago: guards. Sarr. DeS'af- and and B-sb Bob Gould, holh ' Gould, both — ,«• . t . Kobh< ditch s.> guards, and Stan Brau-? :anot Grand Kap'ds and Vic 1 viH^'fcalnl Team-ii , , , ,.tte ooured it on State, ilen ® fue °!1' hopes ,hat .he «, men on* he will. cr, of Lansing Eastern at center .t;il managed to turn dress for the ' Mieszkw.skj. Chicago and cer- L« ail Iliirni Blocks : tne game game will see ac- see ac- ' in -hi. '.he !t» line.. .... u r Ei«MI flomi •#> -than-average show- Harry Duct, of Spring Lake rg and tackling hard. ,. | The starting backfield will i'cku who •nil get their | .\fasc.n t and Abbot 13 are t ec? , . . Oddity of Die contest will be elude Ph.ilip Duran', Wheat mce against the Broncos be- ! for the kad in block -./:'e Or- -t Lakes." 1 of th< I the fact that the Spartan jerseys , III., and Irvi.n WeinstOih fr es the frrrt stringers will be, dormitory football league, both f 'hat the selection will be numbered from 1 up to : Detroit Central a couple of fa eli Smith, Pontiac quarter-, having won four games an< v Russ played as im- 1G0. Rumor has it that some of stepping , halfbacks: J'ulfc; :k. George Welch, halfback .loslCnone. Last year Mason f p-.rt in the defeat of anything; Delen- ur.ner-uo ar.d they ar* all over the field. shooting for the title this year ,; . performance, En- Temple 4S* Cross Country Squad Takes 011^ ; i is st.il a strong con — 1 Dann, otte-tlme is editor and De- (Continued from page i> Unbeaten Pemi State's Runners ^ this ^block, winning vc played to date. .. ... p:eis writer, said, of less than 10.000 wls predicted In bV.. k 2. defending ham- . —kid step Bruce because of the Army-Penn By BILL ADAMS ~ t - as ail-American to be played here before garne. more j^ Coach Lauren P. Brown will ",n Mas-'sn 5 shares a thr'm-wa1 ; 7,-rth M .'.vr, \ ar.d Abbot 13 .. . i Giipin made second >r» i t these' teams has icut a tv wncn he fans. ce.'d a cross country team which .me but Ma on J ha; von or.lv "L* nil! in the process of devrl- h h m Detroit hopes Tempje had for an _ »fc.!e Mason 1 a-j Abbot l' ;atnt a power! ere based upon determi- ; Coach Ray Morrison ^ega"on •cm Pern Stat ire each w.an three. - Abbot 16 he.ids the top _spo a» io^O this morning. , :uC Gwis to avenge a 46 0 j The meet might weU be U'cel- ithout any .rrn.edia'.e ha! rgers m block 3 Their recon Tnmm:ng bv the Spartans at! A 4- " - ,k . three ! E:-t Lansing tot season after /d lfc ra« r,t wins I Temple had been "heralded as V"61"'. as Penn State will use [one of the East's leading, teams, four sophomores nd •»> { In the seven contests thus s tar i —• v,,'n depend far \,an.3 three weather played, the Owis hold only f:re :,ond year men on the lever.- , cold teams. tQ set in, the In- victory, a, 21 19 decision two : touch ' football years .•■go.'( One game er.dcd in a j Coach Charles Warner, "a for¬ ce and five were won by State, over world's champion hurdler 1-d'ng it pretty tough Open Saturday, Oct 31 .Owls t'se Freshmen himself. wHl be banking on the evening when it" - 'iigid. As the weeks Playing freshmen for the first 1 •^fTO ^Jr^rn* caP'-a:'1 «f r i i*. rets around play- [time this season, .the Owls will (-sittany L.orj, and his sop..o- f-ither conditions will 'bank upon a yearling to spark h.bit sure passing and a well groomed passing attack Herd's New One . ,ving, essentials in against the Spark,ru. He is Ger.e a Hu'oka. an accurate tosser who YPSILANTTi Oct 39 fAP) was hurt two weeks ago ' and , vrr. t .e playoff games, missed the North Carolina Pre- —The fch'duled football game re are many, could be I between Michigan Noma! and . Fliaht game, won by the cadets, Kalamazoo college was can¬ r the fieldhousc. Assis- 34 0.J Two other freshmen, end celled today because of wet i':.-.mural Director Jake Bill Glenn and Center Johnny grounds. t believes the idea a good Timko, also are scheduled to start. -1 if league officials can more star, Gerald Karver. Oth¬ •re .r.side gridiron will be ' PROBABLE LINEUPS STATE TEMPLE er members of the capable Penn . Glenn State team are juniors Curtis LE suggestion was brought Mroz Stor.e and McClain Smith, and Conner LT Richman Frank Pcllerin, varsity Jce LG McGeoey sophomores Howard Horn. t ar.d intramural grid Radalescu Beach, and Hufus Williams. c Timko ?t fa'.S. but too late in the Beyer RG Kertel Penn IDs Good Record to have anything dene LeCfalr RT Jarmoluk Penn State has a particularly Trie i.:i-co!iege crown Mangram Roskopp RE Ptrvllaitis impressive record m its two pre- played on Macklin field Drulis viou-, meets OUpln QB with hfanhntDn cuuld be done again. LH Hubka and Syracuse. The beys from Kleppe The Michigan State wrestling Fornarl RH Sparagna State College placed the first six FB SnUh men out of seven and defeated ;.r iduccd two champions Ripma-tcr . Kicked—3:3# p. m. (EWT) Manhattan 19la to 33li. t4 ' re runncr-up in last year's at:, -..! ir.tcrcollegiates. Broadcasts—VVKAR, WJIM. In the Syracuse meet, five 230 M. A. C. Ave. Penn State men were in before a Syracuse man finished, and the lopsided score in that engage¬ ment was 15 to 40 in favor of East Lansing Church Penn State. (In cross country, low score wins.) State has won both of its pre¬ vious meets with Perm, wirch were in 1939 ar.d 1940. Capt Roy A Complete Line oi Fresh FasteurUe^J Directory Fehr sewed ud the 1939 meet with the excellent time of 21:10. Coach Brown, however, is I)airv" Products looking for no such running to- terday. UUiLKAN' STVPLNTS ' flRST CHIRCH OF }Rv4kft) CanfgriMt) CUR1ST, SCIENTIST CHRIST EV.ANGELfCAL East Lansing ~~C*al>u**« T*4«r I «.II P *. LITHERAN CULRCn . LAST TfMKJ TODAT PCum* Del:*) from 11:54 A. M. to'* i0 Y. M.. *»4 ICE CREAM s*4 CM Mi SnUq tl 1 r. E Ssndajs frmn J ia S ?• M, 1 °LL^GE LUTHERAN The PEOPLES ' CHURC^ CBUKC^ • UMrdn>*aia*lw**l> 25c qt. t ■ state theatre w'ikmi twh. am„ only Services ol Worship 9:3« 4> 11 B.U. CU*. M ll .M C*awuln Ma nd B*tr *t 1*:M LOYALTY SUNDAY NOV. 1 Sattifd^y - Sundity oq|y Sermon—"The Just Ri»*n Sermon: "What Can the Live by FaUb" Church Do Now?" CHOICE Of 12 DEJJCIOI S FLAVQJtS :****> U,fcT?" **+"+ Ct* "* im nnua j* tk* flmiilmlia "*•» •! tk, UaiML * w. a. McCVN* Saturday, October 31, 1942 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Selective Service Relies SOLOMONS Will Lecture Tonight on Alaska Soviets. Retreat Early 18-19 Draft The giant Kodiak bears >,( on (Continued from Page 1) Alaska, largest flesh-eating a . In Caucasus Area to Fill Quotas be back to support a- renewed mals in the world, and the i;,:r. drive. Alaskan sea otter will highlig t MOSCOW, Saturday, Oct. 31 LANSING, Oct. 30 (AP)— In view of this \uncertainty, the wildlife sequences of (AP)—Russian troops defending Col. E. M. Rosecrans, state se¬ the task of supplying the fight¬ motion picture lecture, "tv . the approaches to the Georgian lective service director, express¬ ing troops on Guadalcanal was way for Invasion," by Ben L, military pass through the Cau¬ ed hope today that early passage n problem still receiving major Grand Rapids outdoor wi •. ' casus mountains hnve been of legislation to draft 18 and 19- nttention in unofficial discus¬ who will appear In the coti. ,'. forced to retreat ngain in the year-old youths would delay the sions here. auditorium tonight at 8 p. Nalchik area, but the Red army induction of married men until After warning against ovcr- Admittance is free. defending Stalingrad killed 1,100 after Jan. 1. cptimism, Knox added: East's films of scenic , i more Nazis in a successful stand "We have enough single men "But I do have a great feeling wildlife material cover the yesterday in the ruins of that to fill our November quota and of pride in the way our men mote sections of Alaska, and •• Volga river city. we will have quite a few left for have met the onslaught in the Aleutian island chain which . The midnight Soviet commu¬ the December quota," Rosecrans Ttilagi-Guadalcanal a r e a and now a theater of war in nique stressed the numerical said. "We don't know just how the skill with which these forces north Pacific. superiority of the enemy forces many, of course, but if the 18 have been handled. They have Climaxing the film are y attacking on the Nalchik plains and 19 year-old groups arc done a superb job." y of closcup shots of huge In. toward Ordzhonikldze, gateway made available soon we think TP Boats Active bears, weighing close to to the high snow-banked mili¬ they will fill the gap enough so Before Knox spoke, the navy pounds. Somb of the shot-, tary pass. It was the third con¬ that we won't have to take mar¬ department disclosed that Amer¬ taken at less than 100-feet, secutive Russian retreat there. ried men for a while longer." ican defenders of Guadalcanal riflemen backing the canieia Dispatches said a. formidable The director said that more had destroyed 17 Japanese tanks Extended every possible than a ^nonth is required to in¬ since the foe began his big push. BEN EAST eperntion by the Wildlife duct a draftee and that unless The communique also reveal¬ and the Alaska game eon Winter Term Parties the legislation is approved-next ed that swift American torpedo Students Respond to sion, East was able to take . week not many youths will be boats scored a hit on a Japanese tures of many things not a, All organizations planning available for military service destroyer trying to land rein¬ Aiilo-Ban Drive able on established lines of u winter term parties should until late in December. forcements or supplies on the 1st travel. submit tentative dates by noon island. The destroyer was Coordinating Defense coun¬ "stopped when last seen." cil's anti-auto drive has reduced today at the dean of wom¬ Dean Dye Attends Convn en's office. F.ach should indi¬ Throe Agencies Probe Knox declared that tanks student driving at least 20 per mentioned in the earlier com¬ cent in- the last two weeks, it Prof. Marie Dye, Dean <>i • cate the date of first, second and third choices. Included Flying School Blaze munique today as being used by was announced by Walter Dow, Home Bconomics division, i tending the Defense Ntitnt with these written statements the Japanese were light, prob¬ committee chairman. LANSING, Oct. 30 (AP) — The report, which was association convention at should be the llrst and second Agents of the Federal Bureau of ably about 16 or 17 tons. pre¬ choices for the desired ball¬ The number of tanks blasted sented at" CDC meeting, also Louis, Mo., in her position Investigation, the state fire mar¬ chairman of the Michigan Na¬ room. shal and board of aeronautics plainly indicated that the Japa¬ stated that a "share-thc-rido" nese have landed a considerable program is being undertaken for tional Defense committee. I pressed an investigation today amount of powerful equipment both student and faculty mem¬ Dye will return by way of < into a fire of mysterious origin on the island. bers who find it necessary to cs.go to be at the annual me.1 mass of German forces, includ¬ which destroyed a flying school drive. of the land grant colleges ing a-bombing squadron shifted hangar and 14 trainer planes at from Stalingrad, was employed the Capitol City airport early EGYPT in the plateau urea leading up¬ Friday. ward into the Caucasus moun¬ Officials of the Hughes flying (•Continued from Page 1) tain range. school, owner of the burner! In the west along the Black down, found no enemy fighters sea coast the Russians hangar and planes, estimated reporter! that about 50 army reserve stu¬ willing to scrap during opera¬ the Red army had "advanced dent tions over the desert Thursday, pilots were robbed of their slowly" after a two-day fex- trainer ships by the fire. Two and American medium bombers hnusting fight. The Germans were able to make their attacks large cabin planes, used to train now have gone over to the de¬ ut will on enemy positions, fense in this area, the commu¬ pilots for the army ferry com¬ tanks, motor convoys and other mand, were not burned. nique said. objectives. An official estimate of the In just five days, the United monetary loss and of the origin States desert task force has de¬ Swedish Glassware ol the blaze was not available. The hangar, built of metal, was stroyed 14 Messerschinitt- 109s, lour Mcchi-202s and four Fiat- .Exhibition Opens about 120 by 70 feet in size. CR42s. An exhibition of 75 objects of Today the chief of the U. S exquisite Swedish crystalware To liuild 1,2(10 Cargo Planes fighter command in the Middle will be shown here ut the col¬ for East, Brig-Gen. A. C. Strick¬ Army in New Orleans land, said this of hjs boys: lege, beginning November 1. this Sunday, "and continuing until WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (AP) "They have the stuff. They November 25, according to Prof. — Andrew J. Higgms disc loser I know the. advantages and limi¬ E. B r a-ti nrr, art department I today that he had obtained a tations of the airplanes they fly. - head. | contruct to build 1,200 army They don't try to fight Messer- The collection includes vases, cargo planes in the New Orleans schrniUs at the altitudes where as well as many famous bowls ' shipyard where he was to have the M esSCrsch m I Its are superior, "and perfume bottles, and goblets ! built the 200 freighters whose hut lure them down to our best and other stemware. Each piece cancellation last July caused a altitude and fly rings inside is marked with the initial ut the wide furor. them and shoot then) to pieces." man who designed it, us well as At the time that the maritime symbols showing the particular 'commission cancelled the Ltb- type of crystalware to which the 1 erty ship contract on the ground (Jrtfn Helmut Taps 21 piece belongs. A smooth rayon «. it in ! 1 | of insufficient steel supplies, for Kuundi'd Ability with satin Laa.-i ti - ! Higgins said his shipyurd was designed to construct flying Green Helmet. sophomore phragm Land. In .-m . '. boats as well as freighters. men's honorary, has tapped 24 average and full fit 1 The type of planes to be buitt men into its ranks. types. Colors: nutr i 1 Duiicr t<> white. *1 ; under the army contract was Candidates rre chosen on the j not disclosed except- that they basis of participation in extra¬ would be large and of a type ul- curricular activities, personal I .ready in production. characteristics. Each pledge is ROOD 1 required to have an ail-college Rescue Workers Search 2 point average during his fresh¬ i for Tornado Victims man year. New members include John "THE LIFT THAT NEVER LETS YOU JMJWN*' BF.RRYVILLE. Ark , Oct. 30 I Kctt, Ernest Kcckman, James j (AP)—Rescue workers, mcth- j Norton, Clayton Fenton, Roy RAFFELL ! odieally searching ruins left by 'Church, Elliot Fritz, I a devastating tornado that rip- | Kirtland, Don Goodwin. Gordon I ped through this Ozark moun- | Hueschen. Herbert Hoxie, David Clifford /T) A A ap . (tain town, counted 28 known | Lucas. i dead tonight and estimated the and Orchestra Dick Newberg, Fred Tyler, I injured at 200. 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