today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAYS WEATHKK Not much chance. Campus VOL. 33Z.332 Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 7, 1D42 . Zat Yoti, John? campns has it ff' u„st rnmor on ii t some main**" lohn at students resMlnc n hall have found nates In rMdine' No. 4-3Mt as soon BRITISH CHASE FLEEING NAZIS Lsxiblf." Much to their em- «he £a, 4-3842 is Pres. John A. Han¬ students End Kieppe Ready Movies to Portray Germans in Retreat? Lea ving nah's telephone number. As Footballers Australia at War Tanks^Prisoners,and Dead Squelched The era of off-key "happy AwaitWSCTilt ; American Tanks Guns, with Combined Air Cower Scramble Axis Columns as Estimated birthdav" telegraph songsters, aid telegraphic announcements SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 6 (AP) Prisoner Toll Reaches 13.000 J, new addition to the Jones —Train-weary from a 50-hour 'amilv is gone for the duration. train ride broken by only 10 or No longer will stu- 15 minute stops enroute, the By PauT Kern Lee Masnuerade 1 dents ab,e Michigan State football team CAIR.O. Nov. 6 (AP)—Three swift British tank divi¬ -brown" their pro¬ worked out at Gonzaga stadium sions racing into western Egypt ignored thousands of sur¬ fessors with "Mer¬ today in preparation for the rendering Axis prisoners today in their relentless and an¬ ry Christmas" tel- game Saturday against Washing¬ and a pleasant reminder ton State. nihilating pursuit of the remnants of Marshal Rommel's armored forces fleeing*— _ I «jme forgotten anniversary, Certain to be heavily out¬ now lhe board of war communi¬ weighed in the backfield and al¬ beyond Matruh, 104 miles cations directed yesterday most certain must iu be ixiunii to ue without wmium the mc of the broken Alamein I StalinPredicts raeh methoeis of felicitation oe i services 0f two first string backs ;line. discontinued. The new ruling will go into'effect December 15. . is. _Ed Rjpmaster and Walt Paw i0W8ki_Michjgan staters went i 1 Fast motorized I try took charge of these German British infan- Failure Sans through a snappy limbering up land Italian foot soldiers whose C,^ww-*«wJ f .. , Precision program on the hard firm grid¬ iron apparently intent on mak- ! ; upraised hands and stunned ex- ; CieCtJIlit M 11/111 ! pressions told their own story of Typical of the exactness exer¬ ing speed and passes offset WSC I j the victorirfhs British advance. BAKER cised continually In the englneer- power. AI.OI1A knows 'land-down-under'"". By now the prisoner count By HENRY C. CASSIDY iif courses, is the name whipped Coach Bachman said neither . MOSCOW, Nov. 8 (AP)—. ap by one of the electrical en- 'RJjpmaster nor Pawlowski were ! I Premier Stalin called anew to- fineerinc instructors for Ralph sufficiently recovered from in- Today at 8 p. m. the second I ' I day for a second front in Europe World Adventure series program j Roosevelt 1 Cautious , McGaw, Eng. '43. Whenever which he said would be opened will be presented when Walter Uic instructor calls the roll he LINEUPS J \u a oiiim(-ton N 6 (AP) "sooner or later" and warned links the given names together Baker, photographer-producer j grimly and calls out: "R-square Mc¬ MICH. STATE WASH. STATE 'will show his new . President Roosevelt and Navy I wartime L trcs,ae™ «ooseveu ana wavy ». ' that . failure ,of the Allies Mrox LE Susoeff mov e • », -AUSt)3rlfl '•^iOW K-. > Secretary Knox With his both expressed I **/*nr| lo °Penm sutn » P'll major intensive Gaw." . , . , , ., . P •> ii 'iclpnnhn fni* 'Conner LT Dyson ( hition today over the rout of I can mean caiasiropne lor wife. Aloha Baker,- acting ■ Raduleseu I.G Ward Marshal Rommel's Axis forces Ithcm " narrator. |». Rs. Won't March Beyer C Remington Aloha Baker. "The World's j trained from in Africa, but cautiously rc- . The Allies. h<* said, will win LeClair RG Branlgan Most Traveled Woman," takes I characterizing it as M*1© war. Pershing Rifles will not Mangrum RT a complete nR-out victory as Speaking to a special meeting Roskopp RE Anderson ,,er P,ace in the front rank yCt of high Soviets on the eve of the march in I-ansing on Armis¬ Gilpin QB Renfro I women explorers. She and her Mr. Roosevelt said it looks | 25th anniversary of the Commu- tice day, Capt. George H. LH Stoves ! explorer husband have covered like a Branch, adjutant, stated. Al¬ Kieppe victory of major propor-| [V?* revolution,^ Stalin said the Fornari Rll Akin ! the world and in this their latest I /ionS''hpartomiig to MMh^Unit- ,JliIurc of ,he Allies to activate though previously announced that the cadets would march, Glngrass FB Kennedy i picture have chosen to present j i the story of Australia, the "land M-tions • 1H scc°nd front had made pos- Knox said the mn„annn situation ,„as was sible the |slo,e 'ne 300-mile J»«-miie penetration penetration it was decided that the stu¬ dents would not take an ac¬ juries received Tn the Temple I ''hnu- ,,f kangaroos Unifying but "i as for a complete ,nto Russia bY the Nazt armies this summer. game to see much service and it , ,v,„ I and nll-out victory for keeps—f tive part in the ceremony, — The German dream S2.T1 " '"'"iS. * STTu "Ihl'IS", ft.Ii.ve ft I. of con¬ since they would have to cut quest envisioning the fall of morning classes without ex¬ cuse. Branch said. "I hope for a | dry snappy day. primarily Australia's position as j Stalingrad by Sept. 25, Saratov • one so wet we can play in a a continent and a nation is the had exceeded 13,000. "a conserv- by Aug. 9, Baku by Sept. 29 and lake," Bachman added, obviously v'ta' Pacific war. ative estimate," in the words of I Moscow this fall has failed, the intent on passing and speed on , They Will demonstrate the j| authoritative sources. Incom- | Russian commander in chief as- the one hand or the bogging 1 miracle of Australia s infant air- plete figures also showed that serted. Chance of Political down of WSC runners on the | plane motor industry in a coun- j i the eighth army had captured or "In their hunt for oil and for other. | try which three years ago did I wrecked a minimum of 339 ene- | .Moscow, the German strategists Truce Looms on Tentative lineups issued today not produce a single cylinder Wny tanks. In the latest bag of j have got into difficulties," he See FOOTBALL—Page 3 gasoline motor. See CAIRO—Page 4 said amidst cheers. "Their sum¬ Capitol Hill mer ed." plans appear to have fail¬ WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (AP) —Prospects of a political truce Bitter Battle Is Raging sttrred to increase today as President Roosevelt and leaders in Mew Guinea; Allies BERLIN in the greatly strengthened Re¬ publican party emphasized anew POLAND VORONEZH Pushing Back Japs that winning the war was the GENERAL MAC ARTHUR'S paramount country. task before the GERMANY STALINGRAD jjij HDQ., Australia, Saturday, Nov. 7 (AP)—A bitter battle is rag¬ On capitol hill. movement a ing between Allied and Japanese was developing to declare hol¬ a ground troops at Oivi, in New iday on politics in order to con- Guinea. The Japs, who have centrate on the common objec¬ been pushed back , HUNGARY more than tive of victory over the Axis. half way across New Guinea Senator McN'ary of Oregon, Re¬ from their push on Port Mores¬ publican leader, said: by, were -reported resisting "We are willing to forget the [ALCHIKj strongly. election if the administration After recapturing the Midway will re .c -.ber the implications point, Kokoda, Nov. 3 in a push it contained." across the Owen Stanley moun¬ Senator Vandenberg H# ****** a half tow W* De- 2L^,r pU** ontrtlkat l» Hi. >WA arO- JoUon ol vtt*rZ£rZ2£ Th* shutdewa TODAY- was the msst In DHraU stan Peari EGYPT ;T . ? Saturday, Nbvember 7, 1942 Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS^ Grin and Bear It By tidily WHCWCAN STATE HfWS EnteredI u aeeoBd-elan maHar .. nutter ml the TMMtnfflM. Rut at iVl Laxalxa, MWh. OfflMi poetofflee. But IMWMIHW Mkh. (AMPUS CHURCHES By FRAN HOEFLINGER located on ground floor of Wet wing of Union Building Annex, room S. Published deilr except Sunder end Monde/ mornings during the regular eehool yea* end weekly on Thurtdey morning. during summer erosion by the students of Member Associated Collegiate Pros. Michigan Bute Newman club extends a wel¬ ■MPnesserso roe national .ovmnrm ■» ? h"..£!!L(hit come to everyone to attend their National Advertising Service, Inc. M#; Bu"n- °"k' open forum Wednesday. will be two sessions, from There 5 to 6 Colttf PMiAtrthtrmmmim Snbseriptlon rntro—So per espy ; WOO 420 Macwon Avi. NIXYW*. M.V. pee yew by mnil: flt.R0 1-t ey p. m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p. cmoroo • so.to. . lot Mill • wniKKi college e**7i'r 10 fWdents; W.M per year bp c«#nro cmwter to- noivmudenm. m., both in room one, Home Ec building. Sunday masses will be M KM HER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at 9 and 11 a. m. and 7:20 a. m. The Aeeoeieted Pre., is exclusively entitled tn the u»e for republication of ell weekdays. ilt.petcbee credited to it or not otherwise credited in this P«P«r end alio the The Christian Scientist stu¬ new. published therein. All rlghte of publication on apeelal Hupetchcs here- dent group will meet Wednes¬ ,■ Mnnsalng Edit*. SHEl.DON MOVER M day at 7:30 p. m. in the Chapel Editorial Director, LEN BARNES Bualnro. Manager. JEAN WHITING of Peoples church. The Sunday worship service will begin at 11 a. m. in the Masonic Temple. A.Hoointe Editor. El.I,IS IIK.WUI , neawiani r,n;o.r-.. i.n.i, .... JOHNSTON, 1111,1. MADIIUX, JERRY TER HORST; SPorte Editor. TOM RIOR. Holy Communion will be cele¬ I1AN; Women's Editor, NEVA ACKERMAN; Features Editor. Kl.l.EN STEGEN- brated in the Chapel of Christ (he King at Canterbury house, flENKIIAI, REPORTERS— llarhare HnlTonl, Barbara Denniaon, Kay Simmon., 443 Abbot read at 0:45 a. m. Kay Hc^cnirr, M< ru»n l>. 8meril»»R. Sally Ovivna, 1 .oilWe Koth, I'mil ralm.-r, Uuti Sunday and 7:10 a. m. Wednes¬ Thurnliury. K»y Mm. John Alt r'. Mnrjj Minding. Harold Dwhtler, Al Berg- day. lunrt. Cordon Durrali. U«> Drarlroi. I cone S'-a'trom, Winn PotU. Conrad William., Stun Williamson, Juan Meyer., (J.rol Mr Henry, Dave Karl. Episcopal students will have a social hoar with bulfet lunch SPOUTS RRPOHTBH8-- Bill Adorns, Bill Boos, Tom King. Jr., John Albert. John Irom 6 to 7 p. m. Sunday fol¬ Pirhitrski, Jol.nr.y Mum, Bruce Monku, Shirley Truwdalo, Cul BollwirJccI, Jack lowed by a discussion led by WII.MAM MADDUX Rev. C. W. Brickman. Reserva¬ tions for the buffet lunch must A. A. A t'PLEOATE Faculty Advisor . he in at Canterbury house, phone 46480, by today. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, in¬ ternational fraternity of Episco¬ pal men, will meet at Canter¬ LETTERS to the Editor bury house at 7:30 p. m. Tues¬ day. New students are espe¬ cially urged to attend this meet- ng. V- "—and when 1 threaten to go home to mother, mil htisbir Dear sir: Lot us remember that If any At the IJithernn church morn- just laughs—he know:- that , other's house is equipped u ith a I wish to submit to you sev- evil comes to America . oil lyirner.'" comes to all of us, if any 'hame • * oral statements on the attitude of the American people. Then I romcs to an American It.comes shall justify what I have stated to ull of us. Let's all be?ome -V'u ™01>1"P V WMi n at 10:30. willambegiYoung wilj In Campus Quarters with a conclusive proof of one real Americans and the merit of JJ,reac" on "Am I Right with such a decision will result in on God? ' Bib^Theclasses will start dcnl Sroup will meet at 7 Stu- Lutheran of our shortcomings. Lb<0,uto defeat of Hitlcrr Mussi 5 1° a m* organization By Helen Schmidt and Helen McAfee an This is a country of tremen- dous natural resources, we have abundance of materials ami and Hlrohito. And If th( An,t 'f ■ ' superintendent •- - of- evening 0I1C a„a in „ ... two, U nion building, that rooms who received a pin Wedm- metals, we have vast forests Li'oat expenses ot and Bailey public school should read fertile soil. I hope that from now on hus „Groat Momcnts of the Soul» cho&Gn as the topic for WITH THE number leaving and society of folks this week-end, highlights night from Don Davis . . . tv>,« Johnson, Alpha Phi, was pit With ull these natural resources that the American flag nt that (ho Sunday sl.rmon at services, dimmed temporarily, the Kappa by Hal Neumann, ATO plus the ingenuity, skill and in- school wdl be.lowered and re- g3() ^ n a m by Df N A Sigs responded with a roller Loil Quinn, Chi O, is now w- illative of our people wc have moved ^froin the Ilarpolc during McCunc< min!stcr of the Peoples skating party last night, and a ing the pin of Bill Sear I, i :u .•killfully and effectively mould- the night, church. picnic with the Chi O's today Delt. ed and east the greatest indus¬ .In step for victory, I remain Mrs. Helen Roberts Sholl, or¬ . . . FarmHouse had its term In the marriage column is l trial nation in the world. Sincerely, ganist, will play Prelude, "Foun¬ JOHN R. LEE. party last night in the Union to cius M. Hoag, Who married We know wages are highost tain Reverie," "Ave Marie" by the tunes of Ed Barry's band . . . here, we own the greatest per¬ Bossi; Offertory, "Offertoire" by Laura Eborn, Oct. 15th in S». Wednesday night the Alpha Chi centages of the world's nutoe, Rogers: Pnstlude, "Magnificat" Sigmas had a scholarship party Petersburg, Fla. Lt. Hon^ re¬ telephones, radios and bathtubs. To Speak Sunday nrr. by Kreckcl! . . . the fellows with the lowest ceived his wings at Napier F.e.d, This is u country where you can Mrs. Helen Dodge Stack will marks paid the bill . . . Farm¬ Dothan, Ala., Oct. 9 . . . Hun-id be u Protestant, a Catholic, a direct the choir in the anthem, House, Lambda Chis, and Hes¬ Crumley, Pres. of Men's Council, .lew; you can belong to the Ma¬ "Ode To America" by Cain, and pies ull have date dinners at married Doris Klind at Flint ia.-t sons or Elks; you can organize the quartette in "A Prayer Tor their houses Sunday . . . the Saturday . . . Harold and Deris or join a labor union; you can Liberty" by Means. Lambda Chis have their term are staying in school . . . How¬ pick your own church and run party tonight in the. Union. Bud ard Walbridge, Kappa Sig, vail your own business. , Bell's band will play. marry Shirley Muller. Delta Up to now the Aineric&a state Abbot's precinct 1C had a ra¬ Zeta, Friday, Nov. 20. In Detroit. ot mind is not somothing which any Amorican can be proud of. CLOTHING dio party last night. Bob Bowen was in charge of the affair . . . Mrs. Fred Perry, former Kay Davarn, was at the Alpha C'iu For the first time in the history the Alpha Chi term party was chapter house Monday night far of our nation have Americans, fighting men excepted, failed to CLASSICS held last night in the Little the¬ dinner and meeting. ater. -Defense stamp corsages act like Americans. We have spent the previous years trying By Barbara Hafford and boutcmniems were given . . . CLASSBFIEDADS to tell ourselves that "we" oauid the Zeta Tau Alphas are holding stay out.. Wc never mode more Purty party dresses and rain- a radio party tonight. The gen¬ LOST than n gesture to stop any mem¬ clothes. Peculiar combination, eral chairman is * "fletty McCoy but there are plenty of parties tonight the At O's pledges OFFTCrjC»—flfrid jacket. Bali re-m ber of the Axis. And now . . . . . . and there is plenty of rain, so arc giving a Dogpateh party. If Dim. Hall Ttroroday 4 1>. tn. Call *1 when wc are in this war, wc are ZS5.-S. SI we mix the two for the order of you're invited, be sure to wear going at it with the attitude that we WISH to win, we aren't the day. the shabbiest and messiest bag MY DIRTY WHITE—Ansora mill- o Fat. Have jam «•* 'rot a. Huyt - showing the will necessary to Jean Critchlietd lias a cactus- of rags you can find. Willluma. ~ win. green silk crepe dress with, gold The Phi Tau* have been able American soil has been in¬ kid running down and- around to telephone their serenading FOR SALE vaded; captured and successfully again this time to lucky held. American boy* havo died, ,iM the neck and trimming the nan- . . . Vera Smith,. South Campbell, KNUKTRD—Maa'a Call Al 2S5&S. overcoat, und American, boys have been roW b*lt For*ot to notic« the mangled and crippled. Yet we |f. „.a"d,details because the gold kid is so lock the nerve to control prices nalwu, will, ip«ik before two outstanding. Be Ready for the Holidays lit b Not Too Early to veto and commercial bootleg- will lead the Fireside hour from ° 1? lTAk; v- SHOP for CHRISTMAS ging end- boarding. There wo people who are "hate" oxperU,. *15 to 7:10 p. m., and give the message at the Vesper hour L ^ ^J at the hate Booseweit, hate Catholics, from,Y:lDto f p. m. Both meet- ^-s^ rn^ hate Jews, hate Negroes . . . ings will be open pen to the me pubUfc. puduc. stickers on the larce buttons of stat* Let's ploy our petty smbitions and hatred* and1 greeds against ■ ' _ » her reversible to make it inter- M4RJ0RIE DEE SHOP Ou ike comer diagonally across from the State Theater ill A TlftM CI .APS—to those 10-eent eer- hart Lansing they win that we can "make a INFORMATION wnt w*" lAtlvlV rings with nlectic fasteners. least they don't hurt even after At deal" and save our ahtna. a . run hour of wear. And' SLAPS If we do thai we must forget - •AVna_ 1 " fpt" ("nt" riveter- . . they're that Invasion has always meant SMnMaftCfUtANOB— ^ mtty. but- you «K»n got a man starvation, rape and' total'- da- gt^m i n ""*• i «,n *•»* * within ID feet of one. As tor struction to the ultimate of the • W ftp tM1 •* other sweaters; enemies' satisfaction. it today at S p. m. New ideas f o r converting and. dating will -Thtbe, Inchide such idea* a* wtlag. braiding kerchieft to make a African Violet Plants I mean, like theguys wftocrou- ed the Delaware with. Washing* WTilDWmnr novelty belt end sewing.on pret- 50e Each too, the Rough- Riders of. Teddy, r Christian Fellow- . ***??orjustJ" —needed not ** *** <* * the boys With, Deweyrat- Manila, tlpamiiw at 7130 White sweater Jewett's with "Blackjachfvi». Wane*. ? l Hi ot the White Ivvoks better gawt apraker will crtenn and fresh. iSTTtaS TZ£!' tig. ' looks like mesh. Saturday, Novembcr7;Jft42 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three FOOTBALL Stale Runners'i OrappleTeam (Continued from Page 1) Weekly Letter to Men in the Has Former ly coaches showed lines Satur¬ day will1 be about equal in toDefend Title 1 ture (This open letter to "men of the Michigan State in the News, service is a weekly fea¬ describing the outstanding | weight but with the heavyweight Spartan Stars WSC back field carrying approxi¬ in Kalamazoo | service.) events on campus. Clip it out and mail it to a friend in the mately 13 pounds to a man more November 7, 19*2 TVo new and two old" faces ^ added to the ltst of grap- beef than the visitors. And with the extra weight car¬ Coach Lauren P. Brown enter seven men in the 27th an- will!I Dear Johnny: j c'n Coach Fendley Collins ried by such backs as Kennedy, nual State Intercollegiate Cross There are more rumors than raindrops-around here lately and i Akin* Stoves and Renfro, all touad this' winter if the present very fast, the pounds spell "sock" Country meet at Kalamazoo to¬ that's really something. Everyone seems to be competing to think of a bigger and better future for the ' ,.iVjs work out. day. Running for M. S. C. will college. The latest i Ho ver Higbee, captain of the hitting against anybody's line. be-Capt. Ralph Monroe. Bill one is that the students will be sent home so that the Coach ltfchman said the squad campus * ,040 freshman wrestling team Scott, Jerry Page, Maurice Hor-j can be used as a training ground for war dogs and carrier pi- I generally, besides Ripmaster and •hat went undefeated in six ski. Roy Niemeyer. Bill Her- Powlowskl, is in fair shape and shiser, and Marvin Fraser. Fra- geons. . I '"". he, against free-lance com- that Kieppe >s in top form and Perhaps that's the influence of the dng show that is scheduled I ;;fm, r that year has plans of ser, a sophomore, displaced Bill for tomorrow In Demonstration hall. With all the State students - to school winter term "ready fo gc." Fritz after last week's meet with going, someone is bound to win a prize—door prize, of course. I -.Acting with the varsity Penn State for turning in con¬ The football team has left for Spokane. Was)).,.after just re |.e . e induction into the army Grid Predictions siderably better time. turning from Temple. Seems like they haven't been in class I , ,,,-ce« in the spring. Teams expected to enter be¬ Br AmcriiteS Pwi» for weeks. Join the team and see the country! rw , a her old face on the Notre Dame over Army—The sides State, the defending cham¬ mat is Herb Thompson This week hit a new low in social activities. Even exchange lines are about on a par but pion, are Western Michigan col¬ | v. voted an elbow early dinners were at a minim.uni. It's hard to serve a dinner with- Eertelli's passes should be the lege, Michigan Normal, Wayne .. 1042 season and was difference. But Army is better U. dnd Central State Teachers j out milk, cream, tea. coffee, cocoa, etc. Maybe that's the rea- | ,.i, in the sidelines. Both than the 19 to 0 loss to Penn last college of Mt. Plcasan'. Son. However, next week swings back into the old stride with 6,ivs come from Bristow. Okla. week indicates. The first Michigan Intercnl | a lecture program on Tuesday by Ilka Chase, radio and stage | legiate star, and a home football game on Saturday with Purdue. Added Soph Aid Boston College over Temple— cros3 country meet was The new men expected to give One of the nation's best elevens held in 1910. At that time the !. Goodbye now, | the national runner-ups of last meets a sub-par Temple outtlt. University of Michigan, M. A. C. scar added power this year are and Kalamazoo were counted as I " DASH , Miohiran over Harvard—The "the Big Three." v iv mad of Cleveland, Ohio, • Wolverines would have won this In 1923. Michigan dropped-out "4 pit .Sullivan another Bris- iow lad. Konrad is gunning for even it Harvard's Swede Ander¬ of the meet entirely, and the Army Gives the O. K. thn i:t8-pound spot son, left vacant back, Harlow's best blocking Spartans started entering only Exam Board Here for Hose Bowl Game was in the lineup; the "B" team. After the fcv E« Jennings while Sullivan The Aviation Cadet Exam¬ -'•iv take over the tights of last Minnesota over Indiana—That team hhd received several set¬ PASADENA, Calif., Nov. 6 ining Bcarrf'No. 2 will be in years captain, Leland Merrill, long Gopher losing streak of backs, the Spartan first team ] 'AP)—The guessing ean start, Lansing Monday through jvh bevs have given varsity two games has been ended. was again entered in 1933 and Thursday to conduct mental loiks. They're going to ploy the opnc! nw trouble all through Washington State over Mich¬ hasn't dropped a decision in this Rose Bowl game here again next and physical tests for army their trcshman year while serv- igan State—The junket to the meet since. air corps applicants between , New Year's day, all things being ;ns as sparring partners in w est coast plus The Cougars will Following the meet today, M. the atis <>f 13 and 26. inclu¬ | equal. •,/orkout matches. prove too much for Michigan S. C-. will go to Ypsilanti next sive Lieut. Harold C. Foland, The Associated Press teamed State. Saturday for the 20th annual Three Frosh Eligible board president, announced from an unimpeachable source Three freshmen, Wesley Wisconsin over Icwa—Another' Mirliign A. A. U. meet. On Nov Thursday. 'today that while formal npplica- Oijcr, Pon Hippbcrgcr, and spot frr an upset. It is the 16th the Spartans will journey Examinations will be con¬ | tion for permission to play has Ieccr Striker arc showing great Hawkeye he mcccming, they have to Van Cortlandt Park, New ducted on the third floor of ' not yet been acted on by the •r v e in early fall workouts. the heaviest line in the Bis Ten. York City, for the 34th annual the Veterans' Memorial build¬ building. The guest speaker will alro one at the better passers. I. C. A. A. A. A. run. Gougler will be"eligible for var- ing, 206 South Capitol ave¬ .'the 20th renewal of the classic, !,;>• competition with the open¬ nue, for men interested in oldest and most famous of the ing of the wrestling season in pilot, navigator, engineer, ra¬ January. Fowl and Pumpkin Pies to lie Given dio. bombardier, or ground i post-season bowl games. The source cannot be named, Both he and Stecker are Okla- erew training. ' and there was no comment from humans, who have dominated Winners of Second Turkey Trot the Army. Si.ite's irat teams for the last three years. Rippberger wrestled f,>r KP.t State in Ohio last year By BILL ADAMS seating the group. No maximum Collegiate Registrars to Meet Here Monday , lut transferred here to enter the Plans are virtually completed I number is placed upon team en¬ engineering division at the be¬ for the 2nd annual M. S. C. trants, and we urge each team to i I)r. John L. Senton, president j for the expected 30 to 35 repre¬ riming of fall term. Men's Turkey Trot," according enter as many as possible as it 1 of Albion college, will open the sentatives of Michigan colleges to R. B. "Jake" Daubcrt, assist¬ will tend to cut down the effec¬ addresses by Ira Smith, reg¬ Fcur Letter-Winners | meeting of Michigan Association are With these new men added to ant intramural director. j tiveness -of the other teams. The of Collegiate Registrars here, istrar of the University of Mich¬ j the four returning major letter The "Tret," to be run at 4:30 organization placing four men I Monday at 10: 30 a. m. when he igan; Dean Emil Leffler, Albion | w.nnors of the year, the Spartan p. m. Thursday, November 19, first will be the winner," Dau- 1 talks on "American Colleges and college; and Lawrence X Tid- : otmcn again look like proopec- isn't just another item in the hert said. | the War." rick, assistant superintendent of : -e national championship ma- round of social events, as a new¬ Conditioning Necessary I Included in the day's activities public instruction, Lansing. I erinl. Captain "Cut" Jennings, comer on campus might pre¬ It has been decided to make it Bill Maxwell, John Spalink, and sume, but a gruelling athletic compulsory for each entrant to John Marrs are the veterans event. The race, which will be run the course four times prior tuck this year. Mike Dendrinos, run over a course from Macklin to the race to condition him for [ heavyweight and winner, will also return. minor letter field to Mason and Abbot halls and back, derives its name from the ordeal. The "Trot" is one event in the Santa Says: the nature of the prizes awarded. All-College Track and Field Before the war, China had 108 Four Men on a Team Meet to be held the following I colleges. l'irst team prize in the "Trot" week. The winner of the race will be a turkey; 2nd, a goose: will.receive 1,000 points toward 3rd, a duck; 4«h, a.chicken; and the annual College Track cup, the appropriate "booby" prize— and other men and organizations a goose egg. The prizes will be placing will receive correspond¬ Dance to awarded on a team basis, and ing points. any group winning poultry and A larger turnout than—last not having cooking facilities is year's 103 entrants is expected assured the alternate choice of a as classes aren't excused follow¬ pumpkin pie per man (up to ing Thanksgiving Day. ROOD four men). Last year's winner was var- "Any organization on campus | pity wrestler, BilL Maxwell, and may enter a team, but there i the SAE fraternity carried oil must be at least four men repre- ! the team award. RMFELL and Orchestra > /„ from 2 to 4:30 p. m. tomorn, season, formally will be installed into their official positions -—American forces, taking a the Spartan room of the L'.- Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in Jen- heavy toll of enemy troops, have it was announced by Chaii Helen Swanson. The part- ison fleldhouse. repulsed several strong Japanese new feature this year. \m|i Approximately 600 students counter-attacks in the land bat¬ in advanced military science will tle for Guadalcanal island in the informal, Miss Swanson sa take part in the mass ceremony, Solomons, the navy announced Home Ec Club which promises to be as impres¬ today. Home Ec Club will begm sive a military show as any giv¬ The Japs struck against ad¬ annual fall membership . en previously. Majel Wheeler, vanced army-marine positions Monday, according to Cha.i II. E. '43, of Mishawaka, Ind., to the west of the American- Ann Bedford. The drive v. will assume the rank, of honor¬ held airfield Wednesday night is sponsored by the Senior H. ary cadet colonel. and early Thursday, Guadal¬ of the Home Ec Club will Miss Wheeler, who replaces canal time. through next week, Miss !:■ June Esslingcr, Alpha Chi But not one of their several ford announced. All Hon-, Omega, last year's honorary ca¬ attempts to drive the Americans majors are eligible for men 0 det colonel, is a member of Kap¬ back upon the airfield was suc¬ ship. pa Alpha Theta sorority and a cessful and presumably they former vice president of South W. A. A. left the American forces in posi¬ W.A.A. members will Williams dormitory. tion to continue the offensive The installation program for a cross country hike at ; begun last Sunday. m. in the Women's gym ton which is being sponsored by Of¬ , The Japs were subjected not ficers' club, is open to the public according to Pres. Barbar.. s. only to withering fire from U. S. lett. and will last about an hour and ground forces but also, a navy a half, Larry Hardy, publicity communique reported, to straf¬ Many Michigan State College students will participate in the an¬ Tower Guard chairman said yesterday. All nual Ingham County Kennel club's show to be held in ing from American planes which tion hall tomorrow. Shown above is ELIZABETH Demonstra¬ Tower Guard will begin a advanced officers, with the ex¬ maintained "continuous air pa¬ McCOLGAN, service program next week ception of those who have been trols" over the enemy lines. Vet. '45, who is displaying one of her cocker spaniels. Tickets may a tutoring system for fresh: • excused by their unit command¬ be obtained from members of Matrix or at Dem hall tomorrow. it was announced by Chan In a press conference just be¬ ers, are expected to participate fore the communique was is¬ Anne Eldridge. in the program, Capt. G. H. Branch, adjutant, stated yester¬ day. sued, Secretary Knox said that Japanese casualties in the three- Woman of 'Past Imperfect' to Tell A list of all Tower members and the cours month-old Solomons campaign which they can offer help The Installation dance will not take place until, Saturday eve¬ were more times as than four or five great as American Her 'Philosophy of Being a Woman' be posted in all dormitorn- op houses, and off-i a ning, Hardy 'explained. The losses and that this ratio was By JOAN MEYERS houses. Any freshman is dance will be similar to those of continuing. come to call them for help. " "The Philosophy of Being a previous years, with only stu¬ Woman" is the topic of the talk Reils Continue lo Repel Eldridge said. dents in advancedjnilitary sci¬ ence and their date§ eligible to CAIRO which Ilka Chase, actress, come¬ INazis 111 Stalingrad attend. dienne, radio star and heroine of "Past Imperfect," will present to MOSCOW, Saturday, Nov. 7 I I. of M. Men to Pick Heels (Continucd from Page 1) the M. S. C. audience when she (AP)—The Russians announced ANN ARBOR, Nov. (i (AP) — 79 enemy tanks, 20 were German appears Tuesday at 8 p. m. in today that repeated assaults by Marvin Bormfin, head of the and 59 Italian. College auditorium. large forces of German tanks, Three entire-Italian divisions, j All her life Ilka Chase seems infantry and planes upon a fac¬ student war manpower corps at the Trente, Bresoia, and Felgare, to have the University of Michigan, said pursued a philosophy of tory district in Stalingrad have have been trapped by the British today 200 students had been re¬ keeping extremely busy. Begin¬ been thrown back with heavy far so.uth of the Mediterranean leased from their classes for ning acting at the age of 7, she losses for the Germans, and in¬ coastal road at the Axis anchor ] three days next week starting portrayed all four roles in the dicated they were holding firm positions near the Qattara de¬ convent school Monday to help harvest the sug¬ pression. production of in the Nalchik and Tuapse areas" "Puss in Boots." of the Caucasus. ar beet nop at Sandusky, Mich. These troops were abandoned Her formal stage debut was The Soviet midnight commu¬ as the German African corps A nation that fights for prin¬ scurried westward. But another made in the Portmanteau theater nique reported that the Germans were thrown back to their orig¬ ciples must depend 011 principled reason for their encirclement was in Baltimore in "The Proud people. effective Allied aerial blows that Princess." Her first New York inal positions in the fierce fight¬ wrecked most of the Fascist stage appearance' was made in ing for the Stalingrad factory transport. "Red Falcon." Since that time area. Further, the Soviets said, These U. S., British, and South the Nazis lost about 1,000 men her acting career has been mark¬ African airmen still were hack¬ killed, 11 tanks, 20 trucks, and ed by a series of successful so¬ ing constantly at the fleeing Axis a large number of blockhouses THE columns packed tight in four phisticated comedies including there. "The Grand Duchess nnd the lanes west and south of Matruh. Waiter" and "Antonia." The entire Mediterranean coastal She left the stage temporarily C. P. T. Pilot killed ROBE road by which Rommel's troops hope to escape into Libya lias be¬ come "a ribbon of fire' and to uct as correspondent for Vogue, the editor of which is her mother, Edna Woolman Chase. Dayton E. Brock, 26, of De¬ death," AP Correspondent Frank troit, recent graduate of the By Lloyd C. Douglas L. Martin, said in u dispatch from Returning to the stage in 1932 as the front in the western desert. Mrs. -Martin Johnson in "The civilian air pilot training course A U. S. army air forces com¬ Animal Kingdom," she has since at Michigan State college, was For thirty years the au¬ been continually active in stage munique issued tonight said the injured fatally today when his American fliers destroyed many and screen, her most popular thor of "Magnificent Ob¬ movie role being Sylvia Fowler nuto left highway * M-78 mar of the fleeing vehicles and start¬ Ameri¬ in "The Women." session," "Disputed Pass¬ ed fires among others. East Lansing. age," and other widely can fighters also shot down at least one Mcsscrschmitt during known novels has been the day. but the communique said aerial encounters are be¬ write this Church preparing to coming rare. book. 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