Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAY'S WEATHER (older. Campus VOL. 33/,,.132 Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV EM B Kit, 2(1, 11)42 ,,. Coufoosing, Ych? ,l)(l It nn't happen here—hot nlrfl*e wax laat aeen Itoh Blli". Lambda It Chi practicing Allies Buffet Axis from Three Sides thr Turkey Trot, bat he for- r„t just one thing. The Trot had ■ place Just three hoar* be¬ 1000 Muscle Men U ill ('/tie Show French Force fore ll«b had begun hla eventful ThreeCouncils or ictlce. Somehow he managed Gives Support l„ ...nfuae hla date*, ,„| the rate waa and under- to take place Tonight at llig Athletic Event Credit Deans tl,o next day. N»ld Bob, l do this lo me." "They By DAVE EAST throughout Michigan will wit¬ in Tunisia ,m A thousand Spartans strenu¬ ness the vigorous exercises pre¬ for Success Ilot New* ously preparing for war will sented to Spartan men daily. !.... - ... . . . Column* I'iihIi from l.uk<) take the spotlight tonight at 8 in Boxing, wrestling, swimming, DlVlsiOlfiir Grfllips Chad, Chune Rommel State News was the butt | the Jenison fleldhouse when the handball, fencing, judo wrest Fail lo Organize i in ileal joke last evening. Michigan State college physical ling, tumbling, volley ball and Through l.ihy.n .■ culled up the office education department acts as group games are included in the or Fmiefioti 43. took second money. quired basic ROTC course, naval ■ •nd wrre APO Initiates 10 Mori and marine corps reservists will ... followed by Doug #» • .. . tr:„d jSi £ei. , i H".vs. . A. be required to take two courts Kegiatrnlum for Cos at Annual Fall Dinner; } Union Board Sponsors in safety skills, a swimming Ration ill >> uJe. 43, lo the 22 t**m, ' Yeic Officers Installed Dance Saturday ! I/ilJICC liil V course, C. >vv4i J-V, and UWUIMVIW1 aiivs additional physical £*t I'li/esvat m ItooliS Alpha Phi Ornega. national! ' education to make up for. basic (/ «f/«y I ca.ri.ir.-. fraterniiv formaliv ill- Union board will sponsor a ROTC. I NEW YORK, Nov. 19 —! itiated 10 men at* its annual fail1 dknee Saturday night from 'J to, Although this recommend*- I Students onvmg cars or, rsm- CtnrraU-simo Francisco Franco j fiinner iast ef "PJ!n night according to! - J >n the Union ballroom, E. G. j tion has been approved by the P"* •'«« reminded that toriay is Axu and the informed both the j Art ^Mitchell foster, Union manager an-j administrative group, it is. sub-,'he last day to register for their •fiit >iain United , Nations ^eS2i immediately would installed in a second ceremony. officers dli r.ounced yesterday. : ject to faculty approval. i.gasoline rationing books, Donald O Kara, East Lansing isoline jjvpt aid from the other side The group included Jack Sam- were an> of l:er ".rind, sea and air bases advices reaching I'elson. A. S. '4C; John Ballenger. Here Is the 'Low,Down on ThoseMen"tainWr,,or>14 total registration for Wednes- , *»ed A"" litcil l.uropean Press from In- Kenneth Da! yCrriLt' diplomatic Stowc, A. S. '45. Robert Thadc-n. | II ho Hear Tan Uniforms on Campus day was 500, and at least 500 more were expected Purees (.ported J 1 to have tonight A. S. '46: Frank Nemetz, L. A. j legistemi yesterday, O'Hara By ELLEN STEGENGA ! such as liaison flying in coopera- said. '44; Bill Wilsie, L. A. '48:' Much has been said concern- j t ion with the field artillery, Gerald Coon, Ag. 46, and Dean O'Hara commented that appii- wim Washington, Nov. it Van j ,ng thc uniformed inhabitants of i glfder flying, ferry piloting, or j cants'w-ere cooperating -t n«hr a mandate from Presl Langdinghar.i, Ag. *43. , Wells hall, but has anyone no- i instructing fledgling army air j very well I tued and wondered about the , corps cadets. by bringing with them th-'-criaT „ R';"^velt, ••wnred plans toWPB today an- ; men in the light .tan uniforms The CPT trainees, while mem- '• i numbers o( u and tax m® double Ameri- stamp number. warplane production within ENLISTED RESERVES i v. ho wander about campus, eat bers of the army reserve. , r ' and gave the gigantic task idmi"i*tr»tor, Charles A draft release form in du¬ ' in the Union, and wear the blue insignia of the CPT on theirr | ceive no pay other than board,! i, room, and transportation costs, ana costs. j1 jn^^tr^/'andk0^* P'aC*^ plicate will be necessary for j sleeves? j Upon compter .< the,, ^fsl Electric lormer president of compiny. all students desiring to enlist Sure, you answer, they're the ir.g some will be called into ac- ^ in the Enlisted Reserve corps, civilian pilot trainees. But why i tive duty with the army, others according to Capt. G. H. ! re civilians wearing uniforms? ! will remain in an inactive status ALLitli Branch, military department The answer is, they're not civil- ' as civilian instructors and HEADQUARTERS S^TRALU. Friday. Nov. adjutant. The rule went into effect yesterday. I tans, instead they are members • line co-pilots, air- TIME TABU ^!Af '-General Douglas Mac- bombers have The new ruling applies to j of the army air corps reserve,! Both army and navy men, j men who are ineligible for the j about 40 of them, live in the sunk a all students^ who have regis¬ regular army air forces either | short course barracks across the TODAY— tered tor the draft. Branch because of age or physical re¬ Red Cedar, study ground school said. Forms may be obtained quirements. i the Engineering building from Musical interlude. 12:3* p. m. at the ERC office in Demon¬ The civilian pilot trainees are CPT instructors, and are given Spartan room. Union stration hall. i the men who will do the undra- flight training at the Hughes Christian Fellowship i rnatic flying chores in this war, flying school in Lansing. 7:30 p- ml. 111 Union annex Friday, November 20, W<1: By Sheldon Moyer Vacuity A«m at tnorey. knt T Liberal reward. c«u reeve, after L KHALI. W.ACK COCKE* SFANIEL to name of Ckil*. Kearanl. IN UNION BLDC. allrr Pontile game, blanket. Reward If Owie, tMm Dck. November MICHIGAN ST \T E NEWS Page Thrc# nuthria Capture Chi First Mason 8 Drops Fifth Annual National Croat Country p, AnnualTurkey Trot Abbot 18 Foe Meet to Be Held on Slate Track By BILL ADAMS which has always hail a team Hy I)e« Dearlng in Touch Tilt Cross country fans will have placing among the Itrst live and lambda Alpha fraternity took llrnt place honors an opportunity to see some of -Indiana the nation's top runners in ac¬ school to have won twice In tho university is the only h a Ml?!' Hl4°re ,,f 54 P°int8 in tho Turkey Trot, an in- «y pat McCarthy tion at the Fifth Annual Na¬ history of the meet," the Spartan a mural cross country meet, yesterday afternoon, on a Tin- ATO's downed the Slgmn tional Intercollegiate Meet to be coach added. mil',, track that ended on Macklin Holt], Total entries Chl's last night 1,7-0 to enter the held over the four-mile varsity .tnumhered 71 *— fraternity touch finals Slow in course here Saturday morning at Kui.ni.nt the winninff Znrsa, Hotart Hixon, and James getting started, the A TO seven J! o'clock. Mountaineer Foe# McOnw were members of the did not wore until the second pc M. S. t\ Coach Lauren Brown, Iware Art Kohl, Ken- r)0d when Howie Ladue :-nn«god [' r ,i 11V, Normnn Knight, ' i„k't...it. Writ prlM, a second place team. An independent team, the a short puss from Li e Von Eber- revealed today that entries have' on been received from such high Victory Trail 1 i "Dark Homos" took fourth, and "lein and sprinted 00 yards for a ranking eastern schools as Yale, laud Saturday's great vtioy . ,. warded tho team. marker. Phi , \|',v wi'll, for tho eeoond place.Kappa Tnu finished In fifth The Sigma Chi'* only score Rhode Island State, and State I'enn book finish for a 7-0 victory , ,,,iun-il lit st place indl- .over Kentucky gives West Vir- First place individual winners came in the first quarter. George Ihe deep south will have two L,lml, |1 ( |„„„„s with law Unto «f will rcccivu university Its bent fonlbnll sweaters, and med¬ Zimmerman Intercepted a Von representatives from Mit, 1042 Fordham and undefeated B< ht" f to Ladue for the extra Team fr»m Ohio i•.aines, Phi Kappa Tau, point. ) college while taking Dm sculps ii ^ ,,iuiid iilace In 10:38, for W. Virginia Tilt Hoy Weseott turned in an ex Teain» from Miami university j of Washington k lz-e, South cm i inn.in, Sigma Chi run cedent performance for the Sig in Ohio, the University of Illi¬ ] Carolina, Waynesburg, I'enn fly T»w A.smlntnl I'rpwt , i „i,„t and fourth place was ma C'hi's ivltii extra West Virginia's Mountaineers, and a good deal of long kicks nois, University of Wisconsin, | State and the Wildcats. and Purdue are also entered in I ,, i.y Harold Bryan, a mem- passing. So far West Virginia is tho Maednbb" team, and scenting their first vietory over addition to Michigan schools. „f the Accompanied by mass blocking only team holding a decision Michigan State, were enroUte Sigma Nu's over "M. S. C. is Die only school Lhn S|ia!ink, Hesperian, took ran the Delta over f'enn State. And the Mriun- f'lh here today with a 30-playcr Chi's 12-0. —————— — tamci-rs gained theirs by the squad in tip-top shape for Sat¬ ed a. .70 yardBucky Walters heav place. |\l Klixt I,as. \ear " pass to Jim Pingel Cnmoiitlage if bet rig taught at wide margin of 24-0. To prove iteniity, first place urday's game with the Spartans. and a short loss to Michigan Stale college, Queens' ihcir greatness, the • \[, ii Conch Hill Kern planned to Jaclt Gale ,o Ntttany e t year, took second account for file Sigma Nu tallies. rollege, ;md Columbia university I Lions upset a favored Pennsyl- jest his squad in Detroit over¬ m New York. .is, and a goose as The blocking of Joe C'habot j vnnnt eleven last week, 13-7. • m i t Freeman, ltay night and then move to East and the kicking and parsing of Lansing Friday tor a final work¬ out on Macklin field. Harry Wilkinson paced the los- STARTING STARTING 5* B;is k el bailer 8 While Coach Charley man maintained an easy Spartan Bnrh- In a surprisingly close game, TODAY STATE ¥. A * T v I N '[ . S, TODAY the DZV's edged out the hard T I'.M mmmh practice puce this week to keep THK H1SK SNI> I \l t Of A [.CM; I.HHII * Nil IUH I.AIIY ! his limited squad in good health, liehting Pyjaky seven, 7 0. il.i,) Marines Mentor Kern prescribed three Kiewieki In the second quarter, Walt Intended to Dale Kau- >>,- Spartan basketball team ! stiff workouts for tho Mountain- litz who in turn tossed to Toil iu.-.i .i s|.iiited first half .corn, who boast live victories, Woneh in the end zone, Kaulitx . r -Hir tight defense to de- and two defeats. threw to Joe Skrocki on a similar 1 .i Lansing Murine cage Jt was expected veteran Quar¬ t r.M-!!t in u practice, game j terback Quentin Barnette, who play for the extra point The I'vjaky club countered in : i n li.vm yesterday after- missed last Saturday's 7-0 vic¬ the third quarter when triple tory over Kentucky because of threat' man RlCHAXD TRAVIS • SUVH KttRI Henry Karwas pitch- ««. '■ i. h pen Van Alstyno-'s five, knee injury, would be ?.t the ed a long oiu' to Bob Wojkovich i IRENE MANNING oiwictto bv LEWIS SEILER kuiii-frotn a man to man de- Mountaineer j line-up against for six points. j atury.u "VIA IK II Ql» TIMf." - Thi. I—m, ' 'TIIK riUDTIM, KRKNCII" I had the Marines bottled State. Mason 8 was the victor ha a in the beginning. With In two previous meetings, close contest with Abbot 18 when |peaM regularity the forwards Michigan State measured the they chalked up two first downs nikc through to intercept oppo- Mountaineers, 20-0 and 14-12. to Abbot's none. The Bob Swett- i" passes. The two point victory came last to-Tom Riordan passing combi¬ ilea of f e n so functioned season in the Spartans' toughest nation netted the Mason boys ihiy with accurate Ollic contest of the campaign. their first downs. Bill Marshall's Ih.tts leading the way. His 12 u < Cawood-and > Leading* ground-gainer for running and Bob Clark's passing captured scoring honors West Virginia has been Halfback proved a constant threat to the towering Fred Dick McElwee, but the Moun¬ Mason defense. Back Gregg Toy- Michigan State contributed nine and sev- taineers also bank heavily on ler's blocking was outstanding I points respectively to round Dick Leonard, husky freshman lit (he bulk of the State scoring. fullback. throughout the contest. ,, The Alpha Chi Sigma-Lansing in Western Conference? All Star game was postponed to 7 p. m. tonight. , ~ Buy War Bonds and Stsmpn— keep 'etn on the run. Just Arrived Michigan the Stale is older than three of present nine football members of the Western Conference and larger than four of them. With transportation facilities prohibit¬ ing the carrying of football squads for long distances, why isn't Michigan Stale admitted to membership in the West¬ ern Conference? V SVags H. G. SaLinger, sports editor of The Detroit News and author of the Umpire Column, discusses this theme In an en¬ DICK CIIARLES tertaining article. Watch for it la the FRIDAY and Sports Section of Sunday's Detroit News. THE SATURDAY KLOMP $7.50 The Detroit News THE HOME NEWSPAPER .VOTE: See roar ntui-iluwl in advance for » copy of the Sunday New* with this- article. Or, plan te borrow a copy from your classmates. One Mile East EAST LANSING on US-IS Friday, November 20, 1942 "MICHIGAN STATE NEWS v Page Four ALLIES Allies9 African Successes Raise Fears of Counter-move - THE — (Continued from Page 1) 'V \ \r \ IllUiktlk V*ussi TBToynagir* liil VICHY the west, the Morocco radio re¬ WOMAN'S WORLD ' \ ported tonight. General Barre, the report said, RANCE was handed an ultimatum by tjic By NEVA ACKERMAN German commander, General iCORSK Home Ec Club Home Ec students will lake Nehring, ordering the French SPAIN either to withdraw from Tunisia part in a baking session making or join the Axis in the fast- "cookies for rookies" tomorrow gathering battle against Lieut. frori 8 a. m. until noon under Gen. K. A. N. Anderson's British the sponsorship of Home Ec first army. SICILY iiii!i!iiiill!n S**™ TURKEY \ club. The club plans to make 59 notified the d07.cn assorted cookies which General Barre German commander that he LTUNIS V'„. SJ*M will be distributed among Wells would defend himself in accord¬ hall soldiers Saturday afternoon, Chairman Rose ance with orders received from ABES ^ A1*d,t*r,0n*°a W"^- CYPRUS according to Admiral Jean Darlan and Gen¬ /I Karchcfsky. eral Henri Girnud, French lead¬ 'CASABLANCA ^TRIPOLI NOA|tfjl>l*NA BE SI Women in Ag ers cooperating with British and AllXANOm* Women interested in Victory American occupation forces. ALGERIA farming will have an opportu¬ The Allied drive from the west nity to learn the fundamentals appeared, in fact, to be made up MOROCCO' ■ c*l*0* when the Ag division opens a of three columns—one along the Egypt new two credit Ag course for Tunisian coastal road and two women next term. The class re¬ ethers piercing Tunisia farther sulted from a petition presented south, possibly in the direction Successes of American, British and sympathetic move might be through Spain, and that bolster its armies led i«> by a group of women to Dean E. ol Sfax and Knirwan. The Brit¬ French forces in two African war areas have ted sudden move to I L. Anthony. ish Eightli army pushing the to fears again, that Adolf Hitler might try drastic lief that it was |preparing .to resist any Operation of tractors and oth¬ battered troops of Marshal Br- counter-moves to outflank the Allies. One such gression. er furm machinery, care of har¬ win Rommel formed the second A spokesman for the Applied new this fall, and the ■ nesses, milking, and fundamen¬ side of the Squeeze. Science council said his group yet has no president. tals of care of poultry will be included in the- course. A sched¬ The third was reported press¬ COUNCILS did nothing last year, and had Whether or not App ing up from Lnke Chad, fighting ule of the course will be an¬ French stronghold 1,200 miles to reported in full force to have a once council or Lil» (Continued from Page 1) group picture' for the Wolverine nounced later. the south in French Equatorial council, the two most, this fall. Africa. Vet ball this year, according to "Then they stopped meeting," groups today, have evot Don Sheets, who added that one Navy Announce* Eight of the professors usually at¬ he said. their respective deans t., More Jap Ship* Sunk Allies Pass Bengasi tends sessions of the Vet council. Twelve of the 14 members are ing was not established I'KCI in Solomon* Rattle CAIRO, Nov. 19 (AP) — A WEST V swift British column has by¬ Mark WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (AP) passed the Libyan hump and Kiihuusl The Great American.sea victory reached a point 50 /niles south C'orum Leg Glamou ir tile Solomons assumed even ot Bengasi, threatening the Axis llrnjimin epic proportions today stragglers racing desperately on Now more v. hen the navy announced that a today toward Japanese battleship or heavy prospective rear-guard fight for cruiser, three large cruisers and Tripolitania. El Agheila for a r Prrlish DattnU , Sprlork a destroyer were sunk and three The southern arm ot the pur¬ Harm tie ether enemy warships, including suing British was in the Antclat Martin, . a battleship, damaged in a single section, 80 miles northeast of El Mt'Kluer engagement last Saturday night. Agheila and 15 miles from the These heavy losses were in¬ Gulf bf Sirte, and overlooking Leonard flicted on the enemy by an the coastal road from Bengasi Rayo American battleship task force, to Agcdabia. whose victory, coming on top of the smashing triumph Medium bombers based on scored two nights earlier, flnully drove Malta Hew the Mediterranean the enemy northward In retreat. bottleneck to Tunis and attacked the German-held airdrome from which Axis planes are operating FDR Order* Ward Firm against the eastbound Britisti first army's advance on Bizertc to Comply wilh WLI5 end Tunis from Algeria. WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (AP) President Roosevelt stepped Economically Priced Siiiricnt Delegates — into ttie row between the War Labor Hoard and the Montgom¬ ery Ward company today by di¬ Will Rule Capitol universities ' recting the mail order house to Delegates from all comply with a War Labor Board and colleges in .Michigan, in- order providing for a "mainte¬ eluding about 20 Michigan State nance of membership" clause in College students, will gather in a pending union contract. the house ot representatives' Although the company had chamber of the state capitol to¬ rejected the WLB order as ille¬ day for the first student legisla¬ gal and uneconomic, it had said tive assembly In the history of that if Mr. Roosevelt as com¬ this state, according to Prof. mander-in-chief should direct it Paul D. Bagwell, acting head of to comply, Uie company would the speech and dramatics dg- j obey. partment. TOMORROW can he dreary Wear these Rayon hose t an you tmaclur the Lolled States without its with the same ease and .November election*. With Gaulitlers Instead of assurance with which Governor*. With concentration camp* instead of you wore silk and nylon college*. Not a nice place to live in. before Pearl Harbor. Full Tomorrow WILL be dreary—If we lose—but we fashioned in every respect, these HOLLY¬ t'ANT lose if every one of us gets in there and WOOD brand rayon hose are reinforced at pitches. heel and toe with cotton for longer wear and comfort. They're found in the new exciting shades. Valorous, Glorious, and Victorious; Prrity sizes 8V-> to l(M/£.~ The New Hut Steak House 7 always good food MILLS DRY GOODS lansing