FOR VICTORY gWIKBiniOWM BONOS-STAMPS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ^ * . . TODAY'S Light snow quite WEATHER Tuesday, not so cold. Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College •'<- ■ Vol. 33Z.332 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1042 U.S. Adjutant General to Be MSC Guest Monday Dramatists Get Set IBowcrsox Is for Day "Luncheon Will Commemorate Picked to Be Anniversary of Pearl Harhor \rniv Postal Service Head. Author Karl Detzcr | J-lIop Head » Slated to Be Advanced ROTC AI#-u Get Invite Present; Second-Year \|| ( niiimitloe Chairmen for Soriiil 11itzlilifflit Maj. («en. J. A, Ulio, ad jutant general of the U. S. army, \lso Chosen | will he the jfuest rtf honor and main speaker at a noon i luncheon next Monday in the Union ballroom, to la- held Hnwersox, Applcd Scb 1 in commemoration of Pearl Harbor and a year of war for ;i lnt from Lansing, will *the United States. , i .iim.m of the 1943 .1 Hop v • illy scheduled for Fri- All ies Fits It ('.loser "It is very unusual to se¬ Ki b 5. Hal Neumann, jun- cure a man of so high a ii csident, tmnounc'cd rank," Pres. J. A. Hannah lay pre "Ik that not little Pam crying'" to Tunis, Assault commented us he announced that \:-n also announced com- MARY ELAINE CHILDS, LA Major-General Ulio I m.t'"i h. ads lor the annual '43, MYRA BUCIIHOLZ, LA 44, and DAVE LUCAS, LA '45. Axis Strongholds present for the luncheon. would he Brig. re-enact a moment from the play within the ',.4h!i:!bt >>i the winter social play in Noel Coward'.- Gen Clayton Adams, chief of "Hay Fever," while FRED TYLEH. LA. '4a, registers Ins approval the army's postal service, and to the disgust of JILL JOPE, LA '43 The three art comedy will Allied., McKenzic, LA., and IXJNDON, Nov. 30—Allied ar- the'*' famous writer Lieut Col. open at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Fairchild theater, and will be i" , m < 1'h.iil, A S., will be co- i pea ted Thursday evening, with all seats reserved. Tickets may inured forces drove closer than j Karl Dctzcr, will also I*- pres- •hairirten >d the band commit- 12'miles to partly isolated Tunis ent, President Hannah annnunc. be obtained from the accounting office or at the box office. iv a !e publicity will be han- today while their bombers cd. ii,- l i ,- (till Johnston, L.A., and s.,lilted the capital, Bizerte Guests at the Pearf Harbor Aikerman. LA., Neumann Tripoli crescendo of dc- j luncheon will be Lieut. Col. Har- Invcsligulors Probe Night Club Fire , in a lid Klruction airr at driving the ; old A. Furlong and Col. E. M. !:i ii.iRe of invitations will Axis from all Africa. i Rosecrans' staff of army officers . J .Mi Knight. Eng., and As Toll Glinilts to Fstinialed 1IM Lieut. Gen Dwight Eisenhow-i connected with the state office Sre J HOP—Page 4 ' cr's headquarters said the Brit- I "f selective service, BOSTON, Nov. 3(1 (AP)-Uri-R i.-h flrst army and its superbly dcr orders to establish the (nets; Other guests will include the armed United States supporting • State Board of Agriculture, mem- no matter where they lead, in¬ Australians Ifrive Today's columns (were lighting east o hers of the state administrative vestigators probed minutely to¬ occupied Djcdeido, a rail" tunc- board, army officers in charge of. day into the horrible "llash fire" that took an officially estimated to Coast til Cona tion 12 mil«s northwest of Tunis, the Lansing ordnance school, and which already is within range of ; the staff of tne Michigan State toll of 484 lives at the CocOanut field artillery, J college ROTC department. Campus Grove night club. SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUI¬ While the human cost of the NEA. Nov 30 (AP) Thou task The Allies were astride thej All senior advanced ROTC eased by aerial and ground bom¬ main railway m northern Tu- 1 men are Invited to attend the Saturday night holocaust rose with the deaths of some of the bardments, Australian jungle disk. which had been cut, —. thus , 'unchcon. Complete uniforms Lunatic Fringe more seriously injured, includ¬ lighters were reported today to sevenng a vital communication j «">' b* *'orn ing the cowboy motion picture have captured a beach area 900 line to the French naval bare a) , •mebody got with star, Charles (Buck) Jones, a yards east of Gona and expand- • Bizerte where the Germans arc e l away Stuart McLeod of the it, (Ire prevention an official flatly told ed that salient within inquiry board that conditions mile-long strip still held by the |f|» the 20- entrenched strongly ?nd Americans The Brit- appeared to Late War t.ny department doesn't be driving a wedge straight to) at the club were "good" with "a Japanese. k c. was too patriotic. unknown person An sufficient number of exits and Several hundred of Lent. Gen. the coast along the railway with the subjugation of Tunis appar- • Bulletins Ill's who attended the sufficient number of fire extin- , Toniatore Horn s fighting men ently thoir first objective. Aft- ' guishers " belie ved cut off within orps sponsor in- ;tal el wards. Bizerte, Si f a x and LONDON, Nov. 30 (API— Sahotage stallaticn dance two Meantime. in the city's two village which Gabes could b»- isolated arid Four French submarines were re- major morgues the gruesome j Australians penetrated a weeks ago made off task of The Japnne ght picked off one by one. ported tonight to have escaped fringe from an Ameri- identifying the horribly _ . ,. , , German capture at Toulon by a tt burned bodies of the,dr.-id mov¬ flarik is anchored there against Tripoli, the last remaining halrbrei,dt„ ind tw„ of tb<>In but with nice red, -Me ed toward a conclusion. It ap¬ the Allied offensive, th< whole supply port m Libya for Marshal »i„^. >. ere in Allied hands at Algiers blue thoughts lctt where it was, according peared inevitable, however, that t riemy line is hinged ,i Buria, Erwin Rommel's Africa Corp and another was believed to be down the coast. ig in at the El Aghciia defile tn Henry Hipp, Officers' club the identities of a few would not on the way there. s()0 miles to the east, was as¬ if ~> The military 'depart- be established. A group of Bos- U. S. Flying Fort loosed saulted day and night by V. S ••rt ibi like it back, no ton undertakers offered to bury many 1.000-pound boi on th< et the unclaimed dead without cost Gona area Other Flying Fort- Flying Fortresses and Liberators BARCELONA. Spain. Nov. 30 ..sked. ' ; and the R. A. F. ' AP> — Admiral Jean De La to the city. j resses sped north of Vitiaz _ Horde, commander of the French More blood plasma was flown Straits . . Ltillcgiana "Give* off Japanese-occupied home fleet who cave the orders from Washington by the Red New Britain to rout four enemy House Committee Slices Michigan State students Cross in an effort 4e-»help the j destroyers with 500-pounders. for the mass scuttling at Toulon took '• Presidential Powers Bill last Friday, is in the hands of jrprniii»|v wey to the Idea more than 170 injured who lay Two destroyers were definitely |"f hu\mg Boston's crowded hit and the others turned north¬ the Germans, French naval war -tamp corsages at n hospitals WASHINGTON. Nov 30 (AF '"I dances when Additional doctors also ward at full sources said tonight. the Idea were stearr.. returning — A bill giving President Roost In. <1- lis debut at the called to the scene pilots said Turkey hap \elt br'wd new wartime powei T.-t week, according to list was whittled down today by WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 CAP) r hvmle Men's council presi -,'c.b- 1—Jienalor Vandenberg (K.-Mich.) A total of 169 corsages Priceless Historical Botany Library ; house Ways and Mean.' •.•ommittee. which eliminated ed a , h'.'d the senate today that the j*rre xilii at the dance by mem- section authorizing him to sus- nation-wide rationing program >f wution. \\ ith this independent Students' Owned by MSG Department Head pen'l immigration barriers. was "premature and inadvisable" encourage- because of what he termed "to¬ "~nl both r,o, rent and (1 cor- By LEONE SEASTROM C'amerarius' 'Medical Botany I The committee s action was a tally inadequate" arrangements. ' l»e compromise designed to obtain said at future" uT 1588. and a seventh edition ol In Michigan, he aseerted. ration passage of the legislation this - I rumley said. Tucked away unobtrusively in Francis Bacon's 'Natural His¬ ! ing will present "a highl> serious one of the crowded corners ol year. It narrowed the i.stie Dr. E. A. Bessey's office is one of tory" dated 1627. j jn ^"^Ttr^r'sy to the if nttt lnflanu,",wr'r P"»>lem." iemlersoii to Play the finest historical libraries on At the present the Botanical I question of giving the Chief Ex- .seminar under the direction of ecutive the right to suspend tar- « botany in the world. Prof H C Beeskow is using this ill laws and regulations when he Varsity Ball of It contains over 100 volumes original edition* written library by botanists. in its study of ancient deems such action necessary to the prosecution of the war. TIME TABLE tcher Henderson and his botanists of the 16th century. "chestra will play Some of the books are bound in " -, r'"al Varsity ball to be vellum or parchment sheepskin, Vtptna Chi Chapter to Be Installed . I' '• ' Jcnison gym Saturday, and are written in Latin, Ger¬ 1 ac, ordinf to A1 Milne, man, and French, well as Engineering council. 7 p. m as Is MSC Fraternity This W eek-end . l;' : t-urman of the affair. English. Room 13. I nion taoci. . , " cr-.,n 1 ls one of the most The graduate school dean's the active members Sl(su Ummi Kp-vilon b-'hd leaders, having Dr. William B. Ricks ft! Nash¬ Friday night 7 p. m.. Room llM'nion in. ' umber of unpublished father, Charles E. Bessey, was ville, Tenn. Grand Consul of at 7 p. m._ and Theta Thcta i,rv.positions to his the original collector of these Sigma Chi, will arrive Wednes¬ chapter, Ann Arbor, will initiate A.S.M.E.. 7:34 p. m A graduate of books. A graduate of M. S. C. Room ill OMs hall Atlanta day to set tn motion the prelim¬ alumni Saturday afternoon. _ Henderson gave up 'way back in 1869^ he was a pro¬ inaries for the formal installs - New members will be honored Tower Guard, 7:15 p. m. fessor of botany for 45 years at tion of Gamma Psi chapter here, at a banquet in the Union bali- I,'.'. * ' a student in prefer- Iowa State college and the Uni¬ Beaumont tower 'fZ. ,'ujs.I : 1 '>fng on the college tc-am, versity of Nebraska. The older" according to Oucar MacNab, 100m Saturday night. Dr. W. Block and Bridle. 7:3* p. m. chairman ol the history commis¬ Henry McLean, former Grand Bessey bought the books from Tribune from Chicago, will , Jf8** master ot Pursuing work on dealers at a tenth the value they sion of that fraternity. Officers from the Albion and speak. n degree in mathe- now hold. University of Michigan chapters Activities will wind up Sun¬ ••celled ^emirtry, in which in coilege. Hender- The oldest book in the collec¬ will arrive Thursday to prepare day with an open house for par¬ ior installation of the new chap¬ ents of the new initiates, repre¬ ib#inWvl*d b m New job mt » aYork tion is a Latin translation of and hia sue- Theophrastus dated 1529. Other ter, which was formerly Beta sentatives from other Greek or- •there was the Chi, a local organization. Alpha ganiratifl»W) anH Stdttt * beginning of books include Hill's 1770 edition in music. Pi chapter, Albion, win install college faculty members. of "Construction of Timber." Tuesday, December t. i!)42 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grin and Bear It By Lie In v MICHIGAN STATE Mfcond-claM matter at tha pontofflea. tfcat t*n«int, NEWS Offteat none THE Knu-rrd u located on around floor of rant win* of Union ftuildln* Annex, room Public hH dally except Sunday and Monday mornlnaa during the 8. reirular aehool WINDING CEDAR year and waakly on Thursday moridaur* during summer aesaloa by tha students ot By Len Barnes M.-S-r Aa^la.ad OINsLt. IW tlrhtsnn Stat. Trktc per ropy: It.OO NiwYoaa.N.Y. I>rr J'™' <•* wall: H-M tw »J" b» A LOT of students have been irked by the abandon with _ . which soldiers »Utinned in Wells *?0 Macioon ,r.~cm, J.'.'LJ" rnrrler to '...nwluilmt.. Whtch y**r hy cllry. • hell defy the no-smoking memhen ok the associated pkks8 campus tradition. With a per- The Ai-orl.t„l J'rc.,. I. earlnalvely .nlltM to thr u«c for r*p»blientlon of all Koml(,| of between 300 and 400 i new group in each »c*r» dl.pnlrho rrwllteil to it or not nthcrwl.r credited In thta p.pcr «nd «W> lh» •v.l new. published therein. All rinhta ot publication on apeclol Ui.p.tobe. bere- |nr, EI.EEN ST EG EN- So fur most of the soldiers billeted in Wells hall have been SPORTS REPORTERS Hill a.li above the average in conduct, iMebtimkK Johnny Mtirr*. Hhorty shore cor , everyhody make $25,000 i moneyi should then be turned t«L a Spartan achfilarsTrttr bout the problen fund.^or invested in war bonds. Proceeds after the war student* can Help could go for scholarships to Michigan State men whose Lieutenant Jack-on suggest, education is hrokuu up by the war, arid who will want to ff*01 students who sec soldiers return to college. "n. """P™ CDC should endorse it. Tito IPC and PanHol councils "0nti'.n to"the tradibon . ACT i J«y Richtei Report. Iroro Wssbu. . could niake it law for fraternity and sorority dances be- .-on* for it. ginning next term. And Student council, as student gov- "I'm sure the problem can b» W A SB INOTttN ( At'P) They probably will i crning body of the campus, should make it mandatory for kePt under Y.i control m that lino cam Eight now the lid is down tight on the basis of edtp .it, all campus parties. Do it now, and start next term with pus here, and have on information concerning the as for "qualities of lor wanting to keep it so." military ability and o a blanket assessment for all parties. It and <> drpartmrnt officials, army's plan for sending drafted iiiore educution headed by W A. Davenport, are teen age men hack t<> ixillege. jj jg unlikely tin Engiin*er Croup hoping for all the student co¬ Officials and educators here say plan will resemble operation they cm get in keep¬ it soon will be spelled out in de¬ "contract" arrange! LETTERS Honors 26 Junior ing things clean in buildings and tail. out. Scarcity of help has cut in¬ army and nav However, it is i i virtual cer- with some college To thr Editor to mainvnance crews of every honty that all 18 and 19 year contract plan, mci Men in Division building. Pick up a piece of pa¬ olds who are drafted—whethe I he services per instead of dropping one and (letters In the F.ditor must be or not they're college men—will leges for short per -Twenty-six junior Engineers y, •u will be carrying on the Spar- be sitiiied. though the writer's nnnif traditions. eligible to take tests to deter- ing, usually three initiuted recently by Phi tn need not appear Iti the Altaic were Random thoughts I wonder mine whether they shall be as- Lambda Tnu, I oral Engineering who fell down on the distribu- signed to colleges and universi- will get longer It appears that News if he so desire. And indi- pei eates. Ktlilor* resort) the right honorary fraternity. Mcmhc selected from the upper half of tton of war stamp pledge cards ties for technical and scientific ing of a highly sp to cut doum leffers to span cen- their class scholastic-ally and for Include contacting on campus. Or didn't the plan training. intensive character qiiirwifcnts of the paper, or extracurricular activities. off campus sor them as they sec /it.l itudents* A war stump booth in SWAIN JEWELRY New iscw Initiates ace iiuvnui.il ivtiiivm Mit- are Marvin ivm- ,, ,, .... And I'll To the Editor ilcld. Detroit; A. Morse Motti- " t°h" oyy. --- asked, !\«*w Compacts 2.25-9.2.% After waiting almost Id tin' TV , »nn, Lansing: Burt Schimpke, tuch end of the term for i student 1)ctroU. Howard Wilson, Cadil. the> booth. d :et up and man C.IKTS ktir men in service directory to come out, and lac; Theodore Thompson, Faith They say the eollrge at- SUU 1 h-.i.r Uld(. pectmg to have the new num¬ orn; John Hoick, Waterford; fering students 50 cents t i hour bers included, since the tele¬ Bruce Wangrn, Traverse City; dean up snow Sunday --with phone exchange set into opera¬ Hill Beccher, llazel Park; Lcroy • dc- tion in East Lansing, Peterson, Iron Mountain; Harold !*'vlakT Why d.«n't ot many of ' dlwppomted to Nuechterlein. Fronkenmuth; Gate J®"*6 sort of*tup prov,d*)>ndyfor. manpower flU find "all the old numbers listed. Sharp. Lansing; George Schulto, urgent needs like these" The printing in the directory Detroit; Robert DcrderfW ld. Lan- How false news is spread was doesn't seem to be as legible as gln(!; Clayton Berry. Battle demonstrated to us over the in.last year's edition, but 1 sup- Creek; and Everett Winduhl. week-end. Our landlady's high pose it's part of the program to Republic, school age son came 111 wide-eyed conserve printer's ink Others are James Burnett, at 1 a. m.. telling of a "big fire Aside from the odd, unhandy Detroit; William Carlson, Englc- in a Chicago department store size of the booklet, the jump in id. N J.; Bob Hedlund. Man- that killed 100 persons " It hatl price from 35 to 50 cents is quite t. Glenn Bergman. Buffalo. N. just coine over the radio, he told overwhelming. Bather have the Y C. William Jewsbury, H(m-Ii- us breathlessly. advertisements mar the "beauty" « N. Y.; Russell Phillips, We turned tiie radio on and of our directory, it to me, Had Axe; Walter HtggensrPteas- heard the true locale It wasn't than such u jump in price. Bulge; Tiior ell Paulst Chicago and it wasn't a depart- ant Bulge: At any rate, I am glad to at P'* store . and he'd just Mason, Ihibcrt J.-\V ds.m, nio;lt m « . t> k . r ' hoord llu, "corrt.ct" radio r,ipolt. lenst linve some kind of student id William le- So don't spread until tlirectory, but don't you think Harbor Beach, rumors son, Dearborn. they ore fact. that the one which was put out liy students last year, was more New Orleans is said to con¬ like it? M. U. S. GET TICKETS sume mora coffee per capita than any other metropolitan TODAY Fitted Dressing Case StHflcnt.N in First Aid area in the U. S. Cooks there for two to Get (Icrtificalcg use tnblespoons^to the cup, A splendid gift for any man on yoor and many children begin drink- One htindrctj. eight-five dents will soon receive their cer- stu- ing coffee when years old or younger. they are 10 *lmy fever' Christmas list—and especially useful for military men! titivates in first aid, one of the 1 « 1 * - Fail Term Play ost vital of the defense courses —Leilore Armstrong—* x-ing offered to' currently being Mich- to Mich¬ school of dancing ° Opens Tomorrow ( winpact sipper kits made of sturdy leath¬ igan State students. Night ern with washakie liftings. Cample try Started at the opening of fall FAIKCHILD THEATER fitted with ail the important toilet requi term, the three classes of the course offer instruction in arti¬ •" 4'a~ ficial respiration, bandaging, and DANCE Wed. Dec- 2 8:15 P. M. Thura. Dec. 3 sites. . ■ treatment for poisoning, among other things. J.i« ■Urtlai WM> a D«r. All Keats Reserved at 3.95 to 15.00 Advanced and instructors' AocoMtiRg Office tan* D>m«. courses will be given during 55c N« • r winter term in addition to fur¬ Ukhif^ an evening ef ther beginners' courses. Stan¬ >1 dard Rod Cross certificates art required lor advanced work. m| | Tuesday, December 1, 1942 Page Three | mi Alstyne Shapes Cage Squad for Eleven State Seniors Bow Out as 7-7 Tie Ends Grid Season Wolverine Encounter December 7tli With 11 Michigan State sen¬ interference on runs, while Mon- i iors bidding farewell to football roe helped to open holes for the tween now and then, ^Particularly at the ends, how- ut Michigan State, the Spartan Spartan backs and broke up eVer, Bachmon will be wi H for- .tball at Michigan State The schedule which opens football team closed Its 1942 Orange aerial attempts. I fined with ft'/skopp, Balgc, Roy •Made its exit but si-1 with Michigan December 7, has reason playing a 7 to 7 tie with rviusly athletic interest homc-and-h athletic o m e engagements These lads got plenty of help ; FraJeigh and Vince Mroz all with Notre Dame, Iowa Cadets Oregon State here last Saturday. from sophomores AI Conner, j " i -wing from the fleeting „ back for 1943. of Iowa City, Camp Grant of The two evenly matched clubs I Bernie Roskopp, Ken Balgc and iJatball season to a 16 game bas- Rockford, 111., and Marquette. battled through 60 minutes of i junior Don LeClair. who also campaign. Sigma Kapw Take , —t — . k(.|i,,.:i Michigan will also make a dou- heads up football that did plenty to make Oregon's Spartans, hampered by the ble appearance on the Spartan 1"° spectators sitting on the . ^tay an uncomfortable one. such stalwarts as Chet ,! ' .,,,11. Joe Gerard, Dudley schedule, coming here for a re- turn engagement Junuary 4. j ,ht" wats fov the entire rnhcr geniorg wh(( didn t 6t#r, Volleyball Finals Mel Peterson, and Bill | I but did sec duty, were Walt the 1942 i Donning « .State suit for the j pawlowski, who kicked the Spur- Sigma Kappa is will find it a difficult task • '•.oh their record of 15 vlc- I list time, Dick Kicppe, although tans' extra point and faked ;i women's volleyball intramural n 41 games last year. Finals l'ost|HMi<'(l handicapped by an injured knee, I field goal on Morgan Gingrass' | C!hamp,on as a v lit of w ith lettermen Roy turned in a j touchdown run. End Bob Mi smashing 33 to 14 victory over a ! , , 1 1 cd Stone, Nick Hashu, A fin in l»y Wcallier grand perform- N®*' orKl Jack Pen ton. right half fighting Kappa Kappa Gamma i petroski ready to form ance. KU ppe's | back, also ployed their last ball | squad registered last week in tha , "ff it isn't ruin it's snow." „ ,',-!cus of this year's team running and tState. finals. groaned independent, frater¬ were! Bill Milllken, quarterback, pects ate not too dark. passing constant threats I called It was Pat Stone, outstanding signals for a major purl offensive player and brilliant nity. and dormitory gridders, I, Ben Van Alstyne can 1 to a crop of sophomore {is word was received that for to tnc Orange- j of the game ond engineered the defensive player who led the men, but it was Spartans' tricky scoring play. It ., ;„r additional talent. I the third time the finals in the Sigrna Kaps to the title and to 1 Little Egypt's was Milliken's hard blocking that the possession of the women's playod , . p., kv. guard who respective leagues were called punting that | helped Kieppc and Gingrass get volleyball intramural plaque. i., Harbor's 1641 state ofr. really kept Ore- j; way on most of their runs, Another stalwart was Jeanne „hip team, may prove No date was set for the til's gon back on its j ... Besides Kieppc. Miliiken, Mr Burton who made 10 points on I ,.| a first team assign- to be played but it is hoped heels. i Neil, Ifiwlowski, Mangrum, Rad¬ service for the champions ~ . i .lui k Cawood and Jim that the weather mon ~would io the line. 1 ulescu, Monroe and Fenton, Ed ,,, 1 wo more sophomores, improve oondiions soon. Dick Mangrum, Riprnubter, Barney Neubert and ■iv ., push the letter win- Kirppe Din Monroe. Mikf- Miketariie also closed their Wlutl Statu Foes a varsity Job. . ., George Rudulcscu, seniors, paced collegiate careers, MICHIGAN, 28; Iowa, !4 The guards, Van Alstyne said. Frat SwininieCH a figiiting Spartan wall to heights i A couple of sophomore back- • , i a toss-up between it had equaled only in the Great j field men, Kuss Gilpin, quarter- GREAT LAKES, 4H; North- piesky, Clayton Kowalk, Lakes game. Mangrum turned j back, and Edo Mencotti, rig/,! | western, 0 1 from Eaton Rapids, Open Annual Meet in tlic finest game of his career, j half, showed by their perform- ; driving through trie Grange line anccs that Coach Charley Bac-n- Vi llano va, 20, TEMPLE ' ue ( 1'hillips. sophomore from WASHINGTON STATE. 0; -aid Al Pepper of Mil- in Jeniwm INiol j' to.make tackles and blocking ex- ; man won't have too much to Washington, 0. Lk.-c. Wis. (o ptionally well. I worry about in these depart- Miami, 21-; WEST VIRGINIA, , vti te and Earl May, a By JOHN ALBERT ) Big George was in on most of J rnents next year, that Is if they're ! the tackles besides leading the not called for military duty be , : ■ iiimrs who saw limited The second set of i , > vi ar, have looked ex* inU i fraternity ;• : , good in practice ond Will take place till - . Delhi and Petrowski 4:30 in the Jenison 1 , , fur ward posts. the annual affair \ yesterday with the n troke. and flee sty II rentiers Begin In Monday's c«,rn| pha T. ii Omega won relay with ; lime of .51 3 > i- arc still bring takrn .r.|ti( Thcta took a do;'■ -• Wednesday, Thura- 4,,,.ond Wlth ., tjm,. of 51.5 Friday of this week. f)Ilrtv. Sll, jn third, who wish to compete Sigma Nu had the fastest tim<\ •ntest should aw H. B. 4fl B scconds, but was disquaii m room 230, Jenison flcd uso of ;l false start. ;e or Kendley A. Collins The 50 yard breast stroke was •05. won by Bill Heil of Delta Sigma ,nary rounds wiU be at phi with 33 7 time; second plac" lnesday and Th'ursday was taken by Bill Menzrl ofj esthng room of the Held Sigma Nu; third place went-to Phi Delt Roger Blackwood. and . Humenny of Alpha Chi Sigma was in fourth position. Fimursity of Texas Jim Walker of Alpha Gt mma tn (»o to (lotion Bowl Rho grabbed first honors in l(io 50 yard free style race, with the IN*. Texas, Nov. 30 (AP) fast time of 26.5, followed by Jim administration today Pingel of Sigma Nu. one second permission for the Uni- later than Walker; Danny D/.i ■ f Texas. Southwest con- .,ba of Alpha Chi Sigma and champions, to meet Stuart Bowermsn of Phi Delta Tech in the Cotton bowl Theta tied for third honors. els s»ic at Dallas on New ; 'ay. pick Grid Man of Year . . a team with a glam- I've! tradition, and Boston PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30 only last week the top (AP)—Paul Governali. Colum- n the Associated Press bia's great forward passer, was poll, will meet in the named the "football player of the Bowl at Miami on New year" by tbe Maxwell memorial lay. football club today. Hera's your answer to tha American Wamairs nl problem of fttding your fam¬ ily wall and yef economically COOKBOOK under war-time condifioiuti New. Revised _j The Americas Woaua's Ties COOK BOOK • ■ '. - r i ■■ t*m 1 wt of om», oat- firmly at tm con oourisfcing, ifpc- Shirts i sr.J vsiicd metis foe u uie u tit 1 week. • ' ,'O0 recipes ind helpful hints; • i cues. 1)0 ilium morn. • MuoJreds of notes 00 nutrition - uu-tunc conditions, and -le of wit-time substitutes. "" ccertent of ISO foods. section ol suggestions for Id • "«ed wet hods of caaninc sod Wirume Pliauing sod Cook- WJ III—Ml scopes ins. making it now, morn » i A Great Values RIGHT ACROSS PROM THE UNION Tuesday, December 1, 194^. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Reds Kill 7,500 More CoUon Queen Even Aids in Picking h Wolverine Fix Germans as Blizzard - THE - 7 p. m. Phi Lambda Tail 7:15 Forestry club Sweeps Battlefront 7:30 XI Sigma PI WOMAN'S WORLD 7:45 Poultry Science 8 p. m. Pi Mu Epsllon MOSCOW, (AP)—The Tuesday, L>,, , Red army i, :!h| 8:15 Five-Year Nurses 7,500 more Germans and k >., K. By NEVA ACKERMAN 8:30 La Cofradla ed out 75 tanks on the bL> -arq. 8:45 Cavalry seniors swept central front west o- y, (lihhs School cow, and gained as much 9 p. m. Mortar Board ,x Miss Mary Ann Dillcy, of the 9:15 Dairy club miles near Stalingrad yi • , Kathryn Gibbs secretarial school 9:30 Dairy teams In twin offensives that still . in New York, will be on campus rolling onward despite Or i. ,iVf today to interview women in¬ Na7.i counter-attacks, the terested in attending the school. sians announced early too..- Appointments must be arranged Hull Hints Explosive On the Stalingrad iron- through Mrs. Leone Warren at the Union office. Interviews will Action in Italy Soon Russian armies were t>-> throttle the remnants bo conducted in the president's ,, WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 (APj Nazi siege army which mi. , dining room of the Union. , About 25 women will attend —Secretary of State Hull said numbered about 300.000 . , the luncheon for Miss Dilley to today that an explosive turn of appeared to be no Get i events would not be surprising position to try to break ■ he held at noon in Hunt's Food shop. in Italy, which is under an slowly-closing Russian ti ■ aerial bombardment of broad¬ special communique did • . Freshman Orientation casts and bombs designed to with the greater arms take her out of the war. movement, but merely v. • Dr. Grace Song Line, instruc¬ tor In Japanese, will be the guest Hull made his observation at situation in the immediao speaker at freshman orientation a press conference when asked ingrad area. class at 5 p. m. today in Fair- to comment on reports of serious The communique said . ehild theater. Chairman Margar¬ unrest and internal disorder Germans had been slam et White announces. I)r. Line among war-weary Italians and days "near Stalingrad " will speak on the topic "My Life incipent mutiny jp'the Italian basis of previous special and Objectives " Urmy . tins, the toll of Nazis > Stalingrad area alone mc.< m, Tower Guard at 67,000 dead, and 66.01.1 ... Buy War Bonds and Stamp Tower Guard will hold a regu¬ tured, or a total of 133.001 keep >m on the run. lar meeting and Christmas party at 7:15 p. in. today in Beaumont tower, Pres. Ann Bedford an¬ To prove that she wasn't picked for merely decorative P»nmscs. nounced yesterday. the University of Arizona's Cotton Queen, LOUISE WAUTEH, wades right out into the field with other studons who helped pick Home Ecs nnd Arm the crop when labor shortages threatened its loss. Vocational Home Ec and Ag majors will hold a joint meeting at 7:30 p. m. today on the fourth Varied Businesses Are Carried On floor of Ag hall. "Working To¬ gether" will be the theme of the At State's Public Relations Center meeting which will serve to ac¬ sent to newspapers and maga¬ quaint these prospective high By MAGGIE M1NT1.ING zines, often by request. school teachers. Down in the publications of¬ fice in Ag hall's basement is the Prof. L. H. Geil, editor of the Y. W. C. A. nerve center for nil the services Alumni Record, sends out be¬ Y. W. C. A. will sponsor its of the college public relations tween 16,000 and 17,000 copies regular surgical dressing clinic organization. quarterly. Many of these arc from 1:30 lo 5 p. m. and from Here is the mecca of local now being sent to former State students in the services. 7:15 to 11:30 p. in. today In the press men. United and Associ¬ ated Press representatives drop Rend Out State News student parlors of Peoples church, according to Pres. Betty in several times a week and the Copies of the State News sent to all class A high schools in Wlrth. The clinic is open to-till Lansing State. Journal reporter ..women interested in making comes live times weekly for Michigan, and between 15,000 news of the campus. and 20.000 copies of "Beside the surgical dressings. Write Releases. Features Winding Ccdur," promotional literature, are sent on request of Once a week all the latest agriculture and home economics prospective students. In the way of visual educa¬ wwi t\ news is news is sent seiu out out to the ncwipn* u» me newspa¬ (Continued from Page 1) motion picture films, both pers. pt.rs Feuture stories Feature gtorlcl on special sprcilll tion, sound and silent, are loaned To Mary J. Klcaver, 11.E.; in charge types of farming fanning are sent on re¬ ro¬ Smith-Hughes high schools, 'cirupi of tickets. Bob Rosso, Lng., and qllest to farm, daily, nnd quest and weekly think Marge Bradford, H.E.; and re- county agriculture agents, and newspapers, and tu. tu.magazines magazines, eeption, Ih.ris .Johnson, H.E., clubs. The college also main¬ K„(.h year Each ycnr the 0.1 lege sends tains a slide-film service library. ,he college and Hay Marx, L.A. out between iH>tween 6,000 6.000 tmd and 10,000 10.000 News is sent also to the gen¬ . o J® Morrison. L.A., and g„iries concerning students to stories eral college news services, and a Bruce Thorsberg, Eng.. will head I their „u,lr hometown newspapers. newspapers If the patrons conunltee, and re- clipping service is subscribed to rcshments will be secured by I yoO're yo0 re in line brie for any any special focal news will so- that all ncW's concerning , I honors, your local news will Dick Slander L.A., and Beth probably tell thl. probab,y ,olks bark the folks back StjjiiTwhrrtt— is published any¬ where can he kept on file. home all about It. N^Wher Comuait^ | ^Sn"ci^«U«.on Extension ClrruUtian Booms Booms Normally 617,000 experimen¬ classified ads tal and home economics exten¬ chairmen of the decorations com- . ,, 4. . . * „ bulletins ore sent out _ sion bulletins sion are sent out annu-annu¬ a i i ■ ■ j »« « LOST s »% head , 4l the finance a ™i f-'-rr committee 44 and, ally. Already this year 1,600,000 huvc been have been.sent ,sent outout owing to to the increased . #1 interest , ,f in % better „ frirnti u Betty Thompson, L.A.. and G«r- ,u,,aMU ,ntf'Mt . farming since the war started. J**ter Undents don Mctntyre. Eng.. are rcspon- fu""'"8 •ln? lh,c.war taken by »Urtfd" N. Gone stble for the prc-J Hop dinner, Photographs inr°toK. Huby, college taken by E. aphs photographer, N. L, are 'KptT CdTl) when hi Hal Schupbach, A S . will aid n,,by' co,,eSc Photographer, are i. W. U"*t In Junrt Buny n< Linda Weber, LA as co-chair- , ■ . sail a man of intermission entertain ,, _ . „ , , him.rli mcnt. Frotih at Navy School K&D RHEAFFER PKN -With »am« ecmplrti -irmvrd. Kewtnl. Return to & Hu- _— — Reed Shanks, a frosh from would ti ■ nny. mil 4C»7S4. 44 A noticeable increase in num- Lansing last year, has enrolled line. )*!r of students from outside the in the navy radio school at A RUST COLORED Wim&ii'* pun* continental United States is re- Evnnston, 111. He recently com- «m the Hub fn>m Uniting Th»riksiciving mttht. Uewunl. Call Ada Winkclman, fiortcd by the Catholic Univcr- pieted his- beginning training at F.xl. *7. 44 Blty of America. Great Lakes. WILL .THB PERSON Wh.» mmmd the bleyele from the Dairy . plcaae returp the Mime? Phone 20*41. 44 9 I-A8T TIMES TODAY member "NOW. VOYAGER" college MHHIHHHHHH B»U. Park • Pul HmiiU pram,- KUOMB MIR MKN On* blurk iuu iMt.-NM* 7-1 r.M. L-— — to to rehr c»mpu», 41 bun. Twin bad*, show* • • STARTING WEDNESDAY • • *r. strain Km%. 92 SO * 13.00. 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