Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAY'S WEATHER Light drizzle. Campus VOL. 33Z.332 Daily Stutlent Publication of Michigan State CoUege EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1042 . , Turkey Daze ,ng sbout 12 a. m. Thursday, .. ory aroma of roast turkey , :j witt its way Y into lillU the nos- illC IlUb* of dormi* , iv -rsidents. A ,-, i d i ng to Allied Forces 1 Scene from the Ballet of Bluebeard *> GeriliailLosseS if ' C. G. i 400 tur- in Big Assault a are" under- fatten- at | Estimated at ~nu * - r a • at ion c e, in for on Bizerte Over 50,000 here • i n" those who stay v i: .a.-ikpgiving. It looks like Yank, Rrilixh Romhrra llitlf-rian Hopes for IjHiiet -.tay behinds" will have a i ,,-t>iing" good time. , Dump Explosives on Russian Winter Front Bizerte Airport Shattered Again J ingle-Jangle Remember when we were kids. LONDON, Nov. 23 (AP) [ By HENRY C. CA8SIDY ,,td h..w we rollected keys to put —The struggle for air su¬ MOSCOW, Nov. 24 (AP) „ , Krv chain. Just to hear them premacy in Tunisia intensi¬ —Russian troops in their jansle. You may not carry the fied sharply tonight as a ! I great new winter offensive >ns any more, but Uncle Sam short prelude or accompani¬ i have smashed across the wants to hear them "jingle-jan- !,• isain. Thousands of old, ment to an all-out Allied assault i Don river to a point npproxi- on lirmly entrenched Axis foices j mutely loo miles northwest unused keys are lying In drawers i j of I drawn up in a small arc around I Stalingrad in a great double- and in < upboards. Why not turn these keys over to the "Key Kol- | Bizerte and Tunis. j Hanking movement that now has leetion Kampalgn?" A "Key- I American and British bombers I j cost the Germans 50.000 casual¬ ties and threatens to exterminate Kan box has been placed in the cascaded tons of explosives on j I the vital Bizerte airport, where* thousands of other Nazi soldiers Union (or that purpose. stalled near (lie Volga river to the Axis has been landing rein- ! the east, it was announced <>ffi- .. , Start Shoppin* forcements. and shot down six more enemy troop transports I j leially today. i ■ , u expect Uncle Boa and ferrying troops across the nar- | I 12-Mile Advance \ t' Susie to get their Christ- j row Sicilian straits. They made ! A special communique—the i,ii kages by Christmas day, j three sharp raids on Sicilian air¬ second in two days -.said that the dromes and three . ; '.letter stait your shop- on Tripoli ht j town of ChernyslicvJk.iy.i, well p : . now E. E. Young, East Italy's last remaining colony The j inside the Don river loop, had Lansing postmaster, Tunis airport also was bombed, | | been taken fi a 12 mile rontinu- This said yesterday that An Allied communique | ing advance. This Red army unless the majority of See ALLIES—.Page 4 [column apparently was the same War Christmas packages j that had occupied Serailmovich are in the mail by Dec. j on Uie north side of the Don , assurances will be given CDC's W ar Stamp I river loop, and was striking southward to link up with other • n delivery on the appoint- So, get hep gait, and Red army units now penetrating Pledge Drive Good | av those tokens. ..... on the lower "side of the river. Don [Three (Glassies Will Be Given : in Co-ed Dorms 1 This southern Red army in its l.S.PlanesSinkJap J effort to close a great pincers on Ship at llaipliong Resqlts of Coordinating De¬ fense council's War stamp ing drive, opened last Thursday pledg¬ Tonight at Ballet Theatre the Nazi | also marie besiegers a of Stalingrad 12 mile I during yesterday. Having occu¬ advance III.ILLY O'SULLIVAN in all women's dorms, have been By JOAN MEYERS 1 pied Abganerova, 40 miles south- My I Ballet Theatre will open Its i west of Stalingrad, to cut a Nazi " AIT! ! U. S. AIR FORCES IN pronounced favorable by Civ I Chairman Sally Sawyer, with second performance in the Michi¬ railroad supply line, they also "HIN'A Nov. hurt* L. Chennault's Sky 23 (AP)—Brig, | high pledging percentages re¬ gan State college auditorium to¬ (hick Sex Course I ee RUSSIANS—Page 4 - * I'jiang nnother surprise ported in East and West Mayo, night at 8 p. m. when the 125- Japanese at Haiphong, the only two dorms to submit nembcr company will present lllll Be Offered ft K.tR Discontinues *' m northern Indo-Cht- actual figures to date. Swan Lake' (music by Tchal- ttrday and sent to. the One hundred nineteen girli..jkowsky), "Pillar of Fire," and the rarely performed "Petrouch- Next Term Kant pus Kapers for ■t Tonkking gulf a big ! of West Mayo's. totaled 124 have ich was betng used cither supported the campaign, and ka" which demands 90 dancers Lack of Producers on the stage tor one scene alone. Michigan State college announc¬ report or aircraft carrier. East Mayo has nearly as high a ed yesterday it would conduct! Lack of writers, funds and Cx- . n a plane to the left percentage with 97 out of 121 Col. Herbert Morgan, I Reports from other dorms ar<« I» "Pvtaal course to teach the de- : perienccd actors are the general i the fighter-protected expected in the near future Stale News Notice. , termination of the sex of chicks,! r^sons for the disappearance" of ,a profession dominated oy Jap- j Kampus Kapers from WKAK I saw three 500-pound Mason Abbot hall will be or 1 -tiesc until the outbreak of war i airways, staled R. j. • ir-t on the deck of the In order to follow its puuli Colcirfan ganized for the campaign some- The cou: sc, conducted from director of the station -hip as it lay at anchor I time this week, according to Boh cation schedule with its print¬ i Jan. 18 to Feb. }2. will include' Me an island, and a I and national advertisers, • Nickerson, co-chairman. Pre er. the Michigan State News will ' only 30.students qualified by | „ K"mPus Kapers wa» a variety *i down the hatch. !.->( blew out one side handle the jcinct social representatives will suspend publication this week eyesight Mid *Mio will bear pi.rt! ^"lt.efn.. *** and bro* and as we recovered dorm. subscriptions :n th it ' *h the Wednesday issue. All j.,f the cos* of the school. The oUfed.for the Mhc• 8tU{,ellts °n ; contributors of notices are students will ce taught Saturday uttcriuxins in previous jouncing around that A committee of representatives Dwight Wyngardeo, Zccland cx-j „ ... . Jived to turn them ;n early It was often difficult to find a oig anti-aircraft guns from IFC will meet with the two Pert. a .ng us we saw the II they may appear in the suitable place to stage the pro- , campaign heads to organize* that I Sex determination in the poul- i g and sinking rap- Wednesday issue. I gram," said Coleman, "and fre¬ group for the drive. PanHcl- | try industry is required, it was quently the expenses lenic council is expected to take ! said, because some poultrymen j ?.uen"yin5 were more similar action. •ast i purchase only pullets and others (tlie - H1anshow." /)ac' allotted to us for Off-campus students continue fascinated by the This year there l'>ot ball Tickets is remaining to present a problem for the j in school only one regular to the Thanksgiving stamp drive committee chairmen Individuals who wish to pledge r'pimtr oY'thel ( "Pt. Snartz to Leave ber of last mem¬ year's cast, and with • i.e-hmen will be able may contact CDC Chairman Ballet Theatre exhibited in a for Active Duly at j L. D. Barnhart, director of the football tickets at t *.ii hour program which packed ' . . i Kapers, and Ray J. Stanley, pro¬ Manny Mullen, but as yet no sys¬ ,, ! the variety oi dancing tech- j htnl Of Month gram supervisor gone, there is ".'.ng office Wednes- - tem for contacting the group as f ' See BALLET—Page 2 no competent person available to y, i;nd Saturday bc- a whole ha* been devised. - me. Juniors and Capt! W. F. Swart2, R O T C. I take over the responsibility of • s will gc-t tickets to- infantry instructor, has been as- !j the show, Coleman said. signed to active duty with the < Spartans Will find Abundance ' morrow respective- U. S. army. Swartz will leave i for Fort McLetlan, Ala,, about | of Jobs During Christmas \ aeation the end of this month. Captain Swartz came to Mich, j time table WASHINGTON, Nov 23 (AP) The 400,000 workers f\ill rep¬ igan State college in September, i 1940, as a second lieutenant, and i under the wire —Housewives, high school college students ar.d many others and resent'an increase ol about 8 per cent for retail trade as a whole, since that time has received two outside the regular labor fort**, but a jump of 25 per cent or promotions, the rating of captain TODAY— must be mobilized as Christmas more for such businesses as dc- being given him last summer, rtment and dry goods stores, j Sigma Delta Chi, 12 noon L HEADQUARTERS IN counter clerks if the nation's re* Swartz will be * replaced by Pres. dining room, Union variety stores,, stationery and Lieutenant Morgan, who arrived tPi « Tuesday, Nov. 24 tail stores are to meet the ex- j toys, yarlctyclothing and furnishings here last week.-" Phi Lambda Tau, tp.ni, b\. Wtraliin jungle fighters pected holiday buying rush, the and gift shops. Also strongly af- Spartan room. Union census bureau announced today. Former MSC Musicians ,Trr?d &,na' the J*P«es« fected by the shopping increase Green Helmet, 7 p. m. I r m above Buna on the Even then, the shortage of will be drug stores, jewelry in Houston Symphony 111 Union annex II ioti Gu,n<* Uie Allied workers in a nation at war will stores and_ luggage stores, the Ski team, 7 p. m. command aaaounced today. Nicholas Biinoff and Abe create countless shopping jams bureau predicted. 11 Union amiex unless the public does its Christ¬ Kniaz, two former State stu¬ ^SHi.VGTON, Nov. 23 (AT) mas buying early, . the bureau Retail stores in New York city alone will add more than 30,000 dents and members of the M. S Sigma Gamma Upailon 7:30 p. m„ org. rm. 2, Union said. C. symphony orchestra, are now employes in December, while Naval Reserve club Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit playing With the Houston,"* Tex. Approximately 400,000 addi¬ and Philadelphia will take on symphony orchestra; Biinoff is 7:30 p. m., 104 Union annex tional employes will be needed to handle the increased holiday approximately 10,000 or more a violinist and Knlaz plays the Mu Gamma, 7:30 p. m. each. French horn. 15 Union annex business in retail stores. 1 - *"J Mm Tuesday, November 24. Page Two Grio and Bear It By Lichty MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Offleee matter at the poatofflea. Cut Lan.lnt, Mich. ALONG THE WINDING CEDAR Enured u aecond-claae located on ground floor of eut wing of Union Building Annex, room 8. Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornlnga during the regular school year and weekly on Thursday mornings during summer session by the student# of llfaWr Aeeeclated Cellerlate Pran sut' ">"'**• / By Len Barnes "" -v.* ""T uaticiNAL inviRTi.,Nii m. Telephone- College Phone MSU. hd- V " nationAL AOv.ar.a.wa aw off)ee_&t< 2G9. Bi»in«a OBic. National Advertising Service, Inc. -Ext. ws. College Publishers Representative 4tO Macisoee Ave. Nn» Yean W. Y. Subscription rate*— 8c per copy: P« rear college by mail; ll.Mper year carrier to atudrnta; 12.25 par $3.00 by MiCHIGANin EastState'Lansing," factory camp on "Ans rumor army or year by college carrier to non-studenta. "Women, go home to your moth¬ MEMBER OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ers," seems to have quieted down The Ae»oclat»d TV'-,, la eaclualvely entitled to the u,e for republication of all a" little in the past week. new* dlepatehee credited to it or not otherwlee credited In thle paper anil alao the But the future -of education is focal ni-wa published therein. All rishta of publication on apeeiml di"p»trhce bere- 1 - are »!," rnerved. none the less, uppermost in every Manaainy Edit*., AHF.I.DON MOVER collece student's mind. Our JEAN WHITING grapevine has it that definite „,„ur Editorial Director , l.EN BARNES Buairuee Mariafer. news will come from the army Niuhl Siart.. A,a iM.ot * PAT MCCARTHY this week or the first of next Niirht Editor . WILLIAM JOHNSTON week. So. far the faculty and A. A. APPLBGATE President Hannah have no defi¬ Faculty Adviecr nite information. When they get it, students will know about it also. 'Life9 Is All W rong—Lei's Prove It Congressman Latest and most Gives Details complete pic¬ THE eralNovember pages a issue of011 Life to 23feature colleges, devoted U. S.magazine emphasizing sev¬ ture of the part all cotleges will- play in army plans-was received wthe complaint that "At colleges all over the U. S., men and by President Hannoh in a letter "women are still living cozily in a world of fantasy far re¬ from W, A, Lloyd, director of moved from the harsh realities of the world around them." information for land grant col¬ A thoughtless couple at Indiana university was pictured leges and universities. "forgetfully treading" on a memorial plaque dedicated to It comos from a statement sub¬ mitted in the house of represen¬ former students who served in former wars. One student tatives in Washington by Con¬ was shown making a spectacular entrance to class five gressman John J. Sparkman of minutes late. "He will learn better manners in the army," Alabama, and "prepared for him the.picture was captioned. by the war department." Fol¬ We at State find it hard to believe that any such un¬ lowing ore the most important "Hon. spy happti to report V. S. Army ravaged by c realistic attitudes actually exist in any colleges or univer¬ parts ol the statement: —Army is fuU of dread plague of jitter buy. "The war department plans to sities today. We know that men and women alike who send qualified men to college as BliY UNITED STATES W AR KONDS AND ST\MIJ> have been granted the privilege of remaining in school are soldiers on an active duty status facing their responsibilities with thoughtfulness and real¬ in such numbers as it deems nec- ism. But perhaps to ousiders i appeares that the Ivory c-sary for the training of special¬ Tower is standing defiant, against the world of actualities. ists or individuals requirements. . . . for army College Auditorium Perhaps they look upon college and university campuses Selection Basis Is Told as smug little cloisters sheltered from worldly truths. S. HUROK presents the GREATEST In In determining the number of If this is the case, then it is up to us to change the exist¬ ing opinion by actually accomplishing worthwhile deeds. men that the army will send to RUSSIAN BALLET college, we recognize that there Every effort sponsored by M.S.C.'b Coordinating Defense will be a continuing need for 759®* *>y th® BALLIT THEATRE council should have"l00 per cent hacking from the student body. Students should enroll in special defense courses in some men with this type of train¬ J// ■ America's Foremost Ballet Company ing to meet civilian and indus¬ -addition to their regular curriculum. The few sacrifices trial requirements. The army COMPANY OF 125 • SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA we're being asked to make should be borne quietly. plans, therefore, to increase the •—Dave East. uumber of men to train for its o'wrr requirements ... in order Impitrtant Notice that it. will be possible to assist British Army and RAF in relieving .critical shortages of 1. Students may attend one program free (each p with college training by the different). i'ound Axis Retreat men release of a limited number from 2. Use coupon No. 25 at the door for first night 1 V Hy Til.- AaaobiaM Pm> tbe army. 3. Exchange coupon No. 25 for seat ticket at A CA1K.O. Nov. 23-The British "Men will be selected for •Office for second night (Nov. 24). SCALP AND BLADE— eighth, army smashed -through training under this program on 4. Why not attend first night free and buy ticket" Scalp and lllailr members have Axis rear guard resistance* at the basis of previous education, ond night? hern Invited to attend the Buf¬ Agedabin and was pressing on results of scholastic aptitude and 5. See this week's SATEVEPOST. falo club meeting today from 7 tonight within 70 miles of the El achievement tests, and under Agheila bottleneck between the tests of leadership and aptitude Prices 55c, 83c, $1.10, $1.65 to 7:30 p. m. in room 103. Union — sea and the inland salt marshes for military service as demon¬ annex, Linda H'eber. president where the' enemy may try one strated during a period of serv¬ of the Buffalo club, said yester¬ more desperate stand. ice in the army." day. The British "kept in contact College to Ariny with the withdrawing German PEN HELLENIC— This may mean that men now and Italian forces. "Our troops Look Ahead to Christmas! in college will go into the army A special meeting of Panllel- successfully engaged the enemy and made progress in the neigh¬ for a period of induction before lenic council will be held at S ' borhood of Agedabin," the Brit¬ getting a chance to go back to p. m. today. Only senior mem¬ ish communique said.' "Enemy college. bers Ore asked to attend. See troops to the south of the village "Selection will be made from the army at large, and it will be SHOP NOW' AND ENJOY LARGER SELECTIONs the Union bulletin board for were forced to withdraw." accomplished by means of a sys- AND BETTER SERVICE. Place. em similar to that now in effect GREEN HELMET— BALLET for the.selection of candidates for Grern Helmet will elect new the officer-candidate schools. officers tonight at g:lft in room (Continued from Page If Any soldier may compete with¬ Hi, Union annex, according to niquo and theme that a program out regard to his financial of three numbers could contain. Status. Pres. Don MePhail. Orders for The picturesque and fairy like Army to Pay Its Scholars keys also will br taken at that "Princess Aurora" was the iitst time. "... The army will maintain offering of the evening. This those selected while at college. LUTHERAN CHURCH— suite of dances featured the skilled dancing and acting tech¬ They will be under military con¬ The College Lutheran church, trol and the army will prescribe worshipping in the State theater, nique of the Russian ballerina, the courses to be pursued. The is having a special Thanksgiving Irina Buronova. course's will vary in length from day service 011 Thursday at 10:30 This was followed by the more nine to 27 months or longer in a. ni Pastor William Young will sedate "Pas de Quatre." which special cases. The principal sub¬ preach mi the sermon theme: was a reenaetment of the famous jects will be medical and reme¬ "Thanksgiving Is Thanksgiving." rival dance of the four ballerinas dial, engineering and science. It College students are invited. before Queen Victoria. is expected that this program will be initiated about Feb. 1, 1943." LOVELY So flow you know. This is the LIFT BAGS Thanksgiving Day general plan. Details will be fill¬ ed in very soon by the army. • • • Women graduates of Michigan Cafeteria Breakfast 7-11 A.M. Head your feminine gift list with one of these State are being attracted to the Dinner 12- 4 P.M. WAVE# and V AAC organiza¬ soft, lustrous broadcloth-bags topped with 12- 5 P. M. tions in ever increasing num¬ Service Dining Room bers, according to requests for carved lucite frame. data being received by the Dean Reservations Are Suggested of Women's office. No Evening Meal Served on Either Floor Women now in school evalu¬ ate the training they are getting os the most valuable contribu¬ tion they can make to the war tieIT effort. Dean Elisabeth Conrad ailrhLtsa says. She sees an ever growing r Art. place for well-schooled women in the war world of today. Tuesday, November 24, 1942 MICH IS AN STATE NEWS Page Three Fother-Son Rivaln • Hermie Seen in Grid Game Oregon State Cross Country Run Honors Captured to Close Year by Indiana University, Venn State Says — The classic Orcgoo Statc-M.S.C. grid Saturday will hold un¬ Favored teams from Indiana up well against strong field, usual interest for at least one of for Squad university and Penn State tied taking fourth with a 108 points, IT'S ABOUT time a little credit the Spartan squad. Alex Mc¬ for first place honors with 57 Hunter was followed by Big ! . ,s given Line Coach A1 Ka- Neil, father of Bob McNeil, points apiece in Saturday's fifth Ten champ Earl Mitchell of Indi- ' B.v TOM RIORDAX „ ai who has produced a great Spartan end, played tackle on Michigan State's football team a annual National Intercollegiate ana. and Le'rt.oy Schwarzkopf, spartan forward wall this fall. the Oregon State team that beat | may be suddenly jolted off the cross country run here, but the | Yale's lone entry, was third. Bill , „ week the State front line Michigan State their last bright spot in the meet was the ] Scott paced the Spartans, taking victory trail when it takes on , '1S blocked and tackled hard. meeting in 1915. Oregon State this week-end aft- superb performance turned fh by ' 1 Ith place. Other M.S.C. en- , was Kawal's Jine that played In that game, the Spartans | cr counting its fourth win of the fleet-footed Ollie Hunter, Notre | tries. Capt. Ralph Monroe. Jerry ,.,ajor part the defeat of Dame senior. . ■ Page. Roy Niemcycr, and Maur- were not , especially concerned season by dropping West Vir¬ J; ,,,'t Lakes. with the possibility of losing to ginia, 7 to o. Saturday. The Huntcr was allowed to get ofT j 'cc Horski. finished 18th. 19th, \1 who also handles the var- the coast team, and as a result, Spartans' final the course once ar.d had to back-1 30th, and 32nd, respectively, game will be track. He also had run: Phillips Elected President I,..xing team, played his col. the Beavers emerged victorious gainst last season's Rose Bowl to ' i,hall at Northwestern uni- with a 24-0 score. The Orange-1 winners and around the college real loftdcr | other teams placed as follows: should prove iv and was an outstanding men had. a powerful team then I tough test for State, which has or. his way in. but still managed , fifth, Illinois; sixth, Notre Dame; to chop 14 seconds off the meetj seventh, „ ,i( ,t guard. His knowledge as they do today, but this time been playing torrid ball the last Miami U (Ohio); tin- game and friendly spirit there will be a Spartan lineman ' few weeks, record set b.v Fred Wilt of Indi- j eighth. Purdue; and ninth, Gor¬ ans lost year. ,rii pone much to help him dc- who will be fighting to even up I Although they were able - to nell. top front sevens. the score. cross the goal line only once, the | The hard running Irish star's , , Friday nitht the N. C. A. A. U s tackles Al Conner and ' Spartans completely overwhelm-" waning time was 20.18. and fol¬ Cross Country Coaches' associa¬ have | ed their Mountaineer foes, hav- lowing the meet he said he be- i m, nigrum gone Weather Cancels tion elected Hern K. Phillips of • ! ing charg^ of things the entire Heved he would have been "way M h all of State's ball games tm^fie «>n Butler university as president under" 20 miivufAe flnf minutes flat horl had %t it this fall, almost unaided. The running combi- - i afternoon. , . . for tiie ensuing year and went Football Playoffs ,, not been for his bad luck. J,' o I, contest these two ' boys J ! on record as endorsing distance i ldotn outplayed by their Spartans Fcurth tinning as a vital part of the All championship touch foot- t Rhode Island State, defending physical hardening programs be- , pponents. ball games scheduled for last , The guard situatibn is the night j champion, was thud with 79 and j ing carried on in the colleges ,,with George Radulescu three tilts were cancelled will be played ard the j the Spartans of M.S.C. showed ' and universities of the nation. this ! '..,i lion Let'lair putting on the evening on the practice field. ! : man act. Barney Neubcrt • At 7 the favored Alpha Tau , j Mike Miketanic are capable 66 Baffle Filter . .,;.n ciuents at this position. Omega seven will defend its frat ' At the flank Kawal had only crown against the Sigma Nus. Switch to 3/iank, Fnllowing thls a, 8 thc dorm loop . " veterans, Roy kiulcigh and crown McNeil, so he took a trio of Mi-son 5. last jamo wjjj take place with i Thrills Smokers MEDICO year's winner, lav (,antes. Bcrnie Roskopp, oi ed to retain its laurels against iKp-l Mr or, and Ken Balge into Mason 8. llntht ends to make this one USED IN MEDICO PIPES, CIGAR, The evening's festivities will j •he club's strongest depart- close with the DZVs, AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS independent j nd all-college winners in 1941. Ai "umt the pivot post, Kawal meeting thc underdog .a', drew an ace, with Howie All-Star club. Lansing ' , . HOWIE BEYER injured "S" pivot man . FILTERED SMOKING New York -The scientific, absorbent filter lias i, nlrilnili-d ■><■)■ and Bill Monroe, a pair of 1 ration <>i Morgan Gingrass and mightily t-i I fie smoking pleasure of millions of men and - i i!'i;ht centers and Sophomore ie Kegginan not far behind. Nation's Best Is Dick Kieppe is proving tm be of the best in Spartan grid women who have switched; ! one to Medico Filtered Smoking, : ,>f these men's fine play is a history and should cause the •, • compliment to Kawal's Boston College , Beavers n" end of worry next .Vetuully, t he smoke must i ravel through Oil "baffles" before NEW YORK, Nov. 23 fAPt j Saturday, reaching the mouth. Makes and -llanl Blocking slugs are trapped; and the Boston college, which has held Hard, sharp blocking by the smmkeia whirl-cooled a< it winds Nravvrs Will Arrive, recognition as the best team in its way through the alter. the east during recent weeks, ; Spartan forward wall with plen¬ al Stale on Friday today climbed onto thc throne ty of good downfleld interference a h ,." "none paved th w;tv for Gingrass and. . i'hRVALLIS. Ore., Nov. 23 Ai' Oregon State's Beavers, lege football machine in thc opin tush from a 39 2 victory over ion of 118 grid experts. Only injury of the grime, a thru ancient rival, University of i badly twisted knee suffered by FIRST TEN | Hi eg! n. left this morning for Boston college (47) i Center Howie Beyer, may result i 1078 Kit l-insing to engage Michi¬ Georgia Tech (50) ... 1044 j in the loss of thc first string pivot gan State's football team Satur- Onio State man for the Oregon State tilt. (16) 9 ij d«v rtiey expect to arrive at Wisconsin (2) 694 ! If Beyer isn't able to play. Bill East Iainsmg in time for a work- Georgia (1) 616 | Monroe will probably be requit¬ -ut the Spartans' gridiron Tulsa ed to go for 60 minutes. Beyer ■ - i! (1) 577 IV! y. Alabama 283 | and Monroe shared duties against | Tiamers reported the squad i West Virginia and both turned in Notre Dame . 281 through the Oregon game Michigan exccllert job" 279 * 1 .it serious injury. ; MrncotU Shows Well Tennessee 197 Whack Joe Day of the Bea- I Edo Mcncotti. who has just > -wond high scorer in the about become a permanent fix- Coast conference with 1942-43 Spartan j ttire at right halfback, again ■ In eight games turned in a go^d game, especial : i }■• m'.s. The Beavers, hold- Cam* Schedule ly on defense where he tackled :. m':i place in the 10-member nnrd and broke up several Moun¬ 7 Michigan at Ann-Jkrbor '- .i-tice, have won four games, 12 Indiana at nut ton taineer passing attempts Men- ' a and tied none, scoring 29-- Ort*«»r> Stair at fc. I-an* cotti abo stamped himself as a kin ; nits to 128 for their oppo- d at Kast Lan-in capable runner, gaining several M - h.. in. at Ka*t Ur.am times on reversr plays Minnesota at Minn< t.|>«.l: The entire State line from end Malrpiette at Milwaukee to end—Ken Balge. Al Conner. \ oll. I)all Iowa C a«h'U at E. I-am v Playoffs PoPatil at Chtraso Camp Grant at F laffi George Radulescu. Beyer. Mon¬ to Bp llt lil Tonight Fab. I loWa Cadet* at l«»wa While actors cavort on stage the state. Betty Wirth, president j source that the British • the Agriculture division will of¬ fall term play, fer a two-credit agriculture lab in the all college of Y.W.C.A.. and Peg Burhans, and its U. S. and Finn '•Hay Fever," some 25-odd tecn- president of Student council, had launched a full-w n course winter term, according to niciops will be backstage han¬ were M.S.C. representatives. Dean E. L. Anthony. The class against the Axis pocket dling the important details that i cm Tunisia and quot< will meet Tuesday and Thurs¬ will spell success or mediocrity I lied spokesman as s:, day from 3 to 5 p. m. for the farce. The Noel Coward Wolverine Fix Notice | fighting was growing Only those women who actu¬ comedy, directed by Don Buell, more violent." ally intend to work on farms will be presented Wednesday and SENIORS: during 1943 will be admitted, Thursday, Dee. 3 and 4, in Fair- Final pictures for seniors Dean Anthony said, and limita¬ child theater, tions of laboratory space and Hough, A.S. '44, and are now being taken at the RUSSIAN^ Emerson Hub studio. 321 East Grand equipment, and scarcity of in¬ Morrison, L.A. '43, (Continued from P, ... K structors, will confine the enroll¬ The White House announced Margaret River. recently that Gov. Herbert 11. serving as production manager took Aksai, a point 10 Mirhi| ment to CO. and stage manager, respectively, JUNIORS: thcr south, and other Lehman (above) of New York ed diplo The course will be divided in¬ would resign as governor of that are responsible for the final de¬ All junior pictures are Nazi Losses Heavy eris-Quii to five parts—agriculture engi¬ state about Dec. 3 to become as¬ tails and last minute decisions, scheduled to be completed to¬ To date the Russians is ronsid neering, animal husbandry, dairy sociated with the state depart¬ including every phase of behind- day. Those not yet taken five-day offensive had ~— husbandry, farm crops, and ment as director of foreign relief the-curtain action. should go to organization room Germans a grand total Don't poultry husbandry. Special em¬ and rehabilitation. With Director Buell, they 1 anytime from 8 a. ,m. to 6 casualties in a vast wit ' phasis will be given to such comprise the "big three" of the I p. m. tcr-offensive still in Count skills as tractor driving and re¬ production, being abetted comic stages. pair, horses. milking, and handling Darlan Takes Over by Phyllis Cliddcn, L.A. '43, as Red Cec assistant stage manager. .lent he requirement for the Dress course will include coveralls, Dakar Command June Maginn. L.A. '43, "and SWAIN JEWELRY STORE he pro< Dorothy Carle, H.E. '44, will be mmunil heavy shoes, and a pair of work LONDON, Nov. 23 (API—All following the scripts backstage ing writ gloves. If successful, the course may French West Africa, including to keep the actors from straying I Buv Your Christmas Gifts Nov* ment in be offered spring term. Dean An¬ the strategic naval base of Dakar, trom their proper lines and to j thony said. has come under the orders of get them up-center-front on the i Time Needed fur Engraving ...II Admiral Jean Darlan, the ad¬ correct cue. Freshman Orientation miral declared tonight, indicating Furnitur.-, stage accessories, I IVar ! Freshman orientation classes that Dakar, for two years a po¬ and all items to be used by the the plat will meet in discussion groups tential dagger pointed at the cast of "Hay Fever," are the re¬ bouquet at 5 p. m. today, it was announc¬ western hemisphere, had fallen sponsibility of Mary Lcufic Coop¬ arcnrdii: ed by Chairman Murgaret White, to the allies without bloodshed. er. L.A. '44. chairman of the prrMdrr H.E. '43. The discussions will Admiral Darlan, the former properties committee. "The main foring t include question forums by the Vichy defense chief who led all task Is to secure authentic Eng- j The i freshman women on campus af¬ North Africa into the Allied lish articles for the proper back¬ pored li fairs. camp three days after the Brit¬ ground," comments Miss Cooper. ] Kill he ish - American expedition of "Costumes can make or break I desk be National fees of fraternities Lieut. Gen. Dwight D. Eisen¬ a play"--that's a stock adage in » They cc and sororities in the United hower had set foot in Vichy ter¬ dramatic circles and one that j stamps States have been estimated at ritory, made the announcement directly concerns Tholma Jones, ipiere. from the Algiers radio. LA. '43, chairman of the cos¬ $3,838,800. tume committee. Here again, | the English character of the com- j ... P STARTS TATE TODAY AND edy demunds correct costuming ) A stJ of actors in the accepted British i TODAY WKD. ONLY to prov manner. T«Uy'» Mat.3 P.M.—NHlkU 7-9 P.M. Monday The task of- building scenery | No nice lady could do what »he did . . . without practice! Ifa the kind of .ince, fi Jam that give* you a Wham . . . and no wonder! Her whim* are all hi and backgrounds for the play is i the aud being complicated more than | "d in t| ever this term in face of war deux."' tic priorities on various materials, paint and metal fixtures, accord¬ an ing to Construction Chairman A Big itiii Nancy Ann Arms, L.A. '43. QoeenicVssM' Included on the technical stall Hit are Shirley Caswell, Jack Die¬ • • EXTRA HITS trich, Jerry Finney, Richard *'ACROIf ATTY '* - IV|< Smith Kohlbrook, Joyce Hcminway, 'Kurgfrrn I'layland" 'artoon Virginia Jackson. Jackie Meehan ■i and Marguerite Shimmel. They comprise the property committee. Working on costumes with Miss Jones are Maxim: Eycstone and Phylbs Trese. Suggested for Your The construction committee includes Charles Bawdlear, Dick THANKSGIVING Jones, Gerry McCray, Robert Morse, and Jess Ramakcr. Pleasure With terday, hopviu thai out u Thank; Linn which toman today, TURKEY—and all the trimming* the ADD I5< day at OTHER COMPLETE DINNERS from MAIL ORDERS FILLED FOR POSTAGf bonaiti Wh.l A FEATURE DINNER at Public the g, s'ec.a Dinner Service Thanksgiving Day 12 Noon • 8 P. M. rectory vised ; The pr Usligh SHOE SALON •"Hilar