"< -'v Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TODAY'S WEATHER Snow flurries Campus VOL. 33Z.332 Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College ■ «r*$S5 KAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1042 , , . Rough Sport freshman, Casper Kovach, 210-pound finished an entire foot¬ 14Facultymen Sigma Chi Consul Nine Japanese Ships Sunk ball season, including scrim¬ mages against the varsity team. Will Become Now "lie week after it is all over, in Attack on Guadacanal he is carrying a cut and bruised hand in a splinted Sigma Chis Stick to bandage, deftly ap¬ One U. S. Cruiser- Sunk, Others plied by the college Affiliation for New Frat Damaged in | not hall hospital. Kovach had Will Be Held Sharp Battle in Which Thousands of . settled down to a re¬ Today u laxing game of ping pong with a and Tomorrow* Nipponese Drowned whole table between him and his WASHINGTON, Dec. 3—The Japanese came out for opponent. But the shield turned Fourteen Michigan State col¬ round three Monday nijfht in the battle of Guadalcanal, into a sword when he banged lege faculty members will be, the navy announced today, but were beaten back again his hand against the edge 01 the formally initiated into Sigma table. Clii fraternity Saturday with nine of their ships sunk and thousands of their sol- after¬ * fliers drowned. noon, according to Dean F. T. Mitchell, Grand Praetor of thc! | ,,. iSetc Resident 4 • Aussies and Yanks I*/ ■ The night engagement Mall handlers In men's dormi- Michigan Sigma Chi province. Actives will be formally in¬ ■ t the Unitefl states one torics have learned to expect al- itiated into Sigma Chi fraternity SnlitI Ian •» I Force ! cruiser sunk "and other U. S. most anything. They are hardly today at 8 p. m. in the Spartan j vessels damaged," a communique disturbed when letters come ad¬ room of the Union, according to • Ill >xj , . ll"W xylllltCn f. ' , reported, but none of the Jap- Mitchell. Movies dealing with i anese soldiers being brought in dressed to "Mnggs," with ■ by transports set foot on shore other Identification. Even mall ; the history of the chapter will tdrircssed to East Lansing, New a's° be presented. SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUI- except possibly as bedraggled Jersey, or the occasional mix-ups : At Saturday's program, alum- I NBA. Dec 3 (AP) — Jungle-| p"son®K with women's dorms cause little i ni will Ik? initiated into the DR. WILLIAM D. RICKS toughened Australian and Amcr- [ *wo Transports surprise. But one piece of mail chapter at 2 p m. The banquet . . . here for installation . . . ican troops had divided the ' Two Japanese troop transports more than a little unusual came will begin at 5:30 in the Union Japanese on the north shore of Iand one cargo ship were sunk op yesterday: A national maga- , ballroom, and several speakers Ncyv Guinea into two contract- ' a"d slx nf thclr escorting war- /me sent an advertising folder will be present, including Dr ' | ing pockets around Buna and 1 ^ips were sent to the bottom of idilrcscd to "Mr. Abbot Hall." See SIGMA CHI—Page I College Evergreen Gonn today and fought so close ^e.sca- Thcf, '"eluded four to the enemy Jines they could . ^ycrS and othcr vessels •> to Be llltiehetl ( fit I hear the curses of the dying j fcMany Paths Lead to Victory, Nipponese. The plight of the fanatically i Before the navy issued its com- for 12 Holidays ' fighting enemy grew graver and munique. Imperial headquarters Speaker Tells PanHelleiies in Tokyo had trumped the action he was believed short of food not as an unsuccessful Like many other parts of this i attempt and ammunition after the sixth to put reinforcements ashore at By BARBARA DENMSON | nation, Chrfktmas lighting will burn dimmer this year at Mich- attempt at reinforcement had Guadalcanal but as "a tierce at- "Sorority Roads to Victory" lie I been turner! back at scu by the tack" by a Japanese Full House Sees .along the paths of. personality, j ' igan State, further emphasizing hammer blows of Flyini Fort- i attack flotilla." "torpedo the impact of total war. preparation, learning, perfection i esses and other Allied plane? Tokyo claimed the sinking of Final Showing and philosophy, Dr. W. Henry Frank Mitchell, veteran fore- ) which routed a destroyer force one American battleship, one McLean, former Grand Tribune. man of the Building and of Sigma Chi, stated at the an- In turning back the destroyers, J I two ?f the A"8ust.i 'W and of Term Play nual PanHcllenic banquet in the | Grounds electrical, announced i more than 40 A„icfl recently that the college would down ,3 Zcros which trjed plancs shot , only destroyers, to the loss of one of their own destroyers. Noel Coward's pungent artis¬ Union ballroom last night not have n campus Christmas provide a protective canopy Land Forces Move Ahead American? , try provided a light but sophis¬ AVe arc headed for a road to ' tree for the first time since 1924 bed sources believed the enemy Al-| M«mwhile j a,horc on Guadalcanal forces ticated base for the final per¬ victory but the ultimate goal of j formance of the fall term pro¬ Victorious living lies beyond this jtiee j in recent years the campus was unable to land any troops or jaway'st^hn^J-! rr!l! strand* ■ ft has been located west of the j supplies, although four destroy- ed there without reinforcement* duction "Hay Fever" yesterday evening in Fairchild theater. M*!' spf ak^r c"Jphasizcd Make Sorority Awards I Union building on the'boule- | ers anchored for a short timc I about a mile offshore and four Lf more men or fresh supplies, killing than 100 of them in patrol In the program following the Playing to a capacity crowd barges were seen fairly close to I skirmishes Tuesday and Wednes- that braved near-zero weather banquet. Kappa Delta sorority Students of all divisions who shore, moving in an aimless 1 day. (Guadalcanal date) to witness the farce, Don Buell's was awarded the scholarship cup hive not registered for winter course. 1 Sec JAP FLEET—Page 2 for 1941-42 placing first in schol¬ term classes should see their lemarkably well-coached stu¬ dent-actors again put a collegi- arship among the houses on advisors immediately, Prof. S. i.te twist to Coward's bubbly campus. Sigma Kappa took per¬ manent possession of the trophy C'. Crowe, chairman of advis¬ ers. announced yesterday. \ Allies Repulse Counter-Thrust production. lor winning Greek homecoming From the first-act-first-sccne , in Drive on Tunisian Bases that she appeared on stage ! decorations, after taking first for through to the last curtain call, I three successive years. ALLIED FORCE Marie Elaine Childs, L. A. '43, "A sorority isn't every wom¬ opposite the Home Economics I ALUEP FORCE BDQ. IIDQ. IN IN the Allied troop movements an's business, and the business building, while the second one j| NORTH *®RTH AFRICA. Dec. AFRICA, Dec. 3 3 (AP)— (AP)— . after its spectacular success was the key figure of the farce. used for the decorative purposes :; AlltoO-Unh- , Allieg-Unk- forces forces prepared prepared for for {Tuesday night. Director Buell would have had of selection is most important," ! another '1 not hae cntaak ol clvnna- smash at strong German i j i n m trouble picking a better qualified McLean stated. Intelligence is was opposite Morrill hall. poMtlon* 12 miles west of Tunis bour.d for Tunisia wu- The enemy convoy south- needed in' making worthwhile The War Production board has potted Spartan for the arduous role she 'l< played. choices, and personalities should asked city officials, civic offi- ufL Jf,ru a, 48 hwUr bAUl', which resulted in "about equal by and a fo-cc of three cruisers and two destroyers fell Funny man" of the comedy be considered, so as not to pick a lials. Chambers of Commerce, t losses on both sides.'* merchants and citizens generally ; upon it shortly after midnight. turned out to be the English "joiner," the type of girl "who diplomat, portrayed by Tad Ash- merely wants to wear a piece of lo dispense with outdoor decora- LONDON, Dec 3 (AP)—j The CORV°y scattered ,-md threw - by. L. A. '48, while Fred Tyler, jewelry," he added. tive lighting this year. WPB has I American and British forces bat- ! UR smoke screens, but the four 1 A. '45, turned in as mature a Lauds Pledge Training pointed out that Yuletide light- I tling for Tunisia have hurled j supply ships and two of the es- tole as has been seen in campus "It is impossible to determine ing requires use of critical ma-j back a second and larger enemy | corVn« destroyers wmn we amatics in the last two years. thee outstanding woman in a so- terials, electricity and inanpow- ! counterattack in the Tebourba1*unk . rority, but surely the one who p| Allied coitrmand Acting as the cockney house- WO Sslv VwvnOvT IIvuPv ; North Africa announced today. Meat CriaiH Is Tonic . . . V maid Clara, Flossie Wilkins, H.lhas ,aken mto her life sr>me of Meanwhile Allied i 43. kept the comedy "down !the things tal,«ht by the pledge airmen kept ' ,c < > *». unconcerned I trainer wd' morf RimIs Destroy 40 up a heavy 'round-the-clock Upeil IJlM'll«">l()H Kft to earth" with her cIosle,y ■take ap" pounding of Tunis and Bizerte | and typical characterization. Her ! ll ,ha" those w h At meeting to be held ^ ole was a "dash of salt" that no effort to let their sorority Nazi Transports and an Allied naval squadron j p. m. /today in room I of the at 3 teach them something," McLean broke up an Axis convoy carry- Home < asoned the otherwise blase , Ec building. Dean Marie ward show. said. MOSCOW, Friday. Dec 4 ing supplies destined for the but- ' Dye will talk on the present Individual philosophy is the (AP)—Russian troops have de- tie field meat crisis and the "Share the Gen. Ulio's Slop Here fundamcntal difference in peo-' stroyed 40 more Nazi transport! Counter Attack Repulsed Meat" program which went into pie. A sorority can give a worn- planes trying to lerry aid to j lam ad air action ! effect last Monday. Tart of 4-Day Trip an a philosophy of life and ideals enemy forces pocketed in the reported j the 'orc« to live for," McLean stated. Stalingrad area, captured a stra- j headquarters Wth | Dean Dye will explain the rca- Africa | sons which make it By The AuocUtwl Ptw» necessary to The In concluding. McLean « tegic height on the left bank of! ^was some of the heaviest of the anniversary of Pearl Har¬ j carry on this new drive. Rcd- that the future" life of Michi the Don river west of that city bor. falling on Monday, will State's sorority women will be in a hand-to-hand fight, and | ,vhole campaign. | resentatives from sororities, fra- bring Maj. Gen. James A. Ulio, The communique said that the I ternitics, dormitories, co-ops and what they make it ai Individ- sreashed another hole in ^ counter-thrust fedjutant general of the U. S. by the Germans other institutions which use uais. enemy's lines west of Rzhev on -n tho Tebourba area even i «rmy, to Michigan for a day tour. four- the snow-choked central front, larger than that of Tuesday, f'sked to be present. The meet- iarg^ quantities of meat ar. Piul Hausenbauer Winner the Soviets announced early to¬ which had Uen. Ulio's feature appearance been described as the 1 lnt Is open to all stuaeris, will be a of Hotel Ad Scholarship day. most determined Axis opposition < speaking engagement that night in Grand More than 3,100 Germans fell this far in the campaign. Te¬ Rhpids at a Paul Hausenbauer, '43, of Pearl Harbor macs meeting." during yesterday's widespread bourba, the area of the critical Farmingdale. N. Y.. was award¬ He will come to Detroit Mon¬ day morning, be greeted by Governor Van Wagoner, and vis¬ ed the Horwath & Horwath hotel administration scholarship last and violent actions to boost the fighting, is 35 miles south of Bi¬ toll of Nazi dead and captured zerte and 20 miles west of Tunis. to approximately 170,000. the Break Up Convoy TIME TABLE ■1 it the night at the meeting of the Spar- . t Willow Run bomber plant, route to Grand Rapids, he tan Hotel association, according j Russians^said, The Algiers rad:o said U. S. Field dispatches said the hard- forces in the mountains outside TODAY— to Prof. B. R. Proulx, depart¬ '*'11 stop.at pressed Germans on the Rzhev- Tunis were within sight of the A.S.M.E. banquet, 6:15 p. m. Michigan State col¬ ment head lege in East The scholarship of $100 is j Velikie Luki front northwest of capital but "there still is plenty Uuut's Food shop ' Lansing to address "tary of hard fighting before Tunis is students -at a noon given each year to a student ex- I Moscow were fighting in sum- Lutheran club party. 9 p. m. luncheon. He will continue on celling in hotel accounting. ' mer uniforms and were abarf- ours." Forestry cabin a military visa to the Soo on Bruce Anderson, manager j of doning frozen tanks and guns The British fleet likewise was Christian Fellowship ■ ?niW Tuesday. Hotel Olds, spoke at the meeting.! on the blizzard-swept plains. reported close to shore, covering 7:3» p. as., ill Union annex m Friday, December 4, 1942 Page Two Grin and Bear It By Licht\ MICHIGAN STATE HEWS Lamlne, Rjeh. O0Um THiNKIN' Rnu-r«i u JeUdon (Knnd-rlaM »«tt*r at kround floor of raat wln« tW p«»toffte»,, Pit oi Unto. CaiUIno Anno*, room a OUT LOUD Sit or . By Sheldon Moyer «—«• ta. Mmn.TK, ro. N..ION.L «o..«r... .o m- |tnrfl, off^Ext. 26v; Buxinew Office National Advertising Colli tt PkiliUxrl HrprrmUlit* Service, Inc. -Ext. 2«». Stib.crii>lion rate"—Sr per ropy; 15-00 FROM thelittle past;punkcr, and were Remember when you tried 4?0 Malihon Avt. Nrw York. H.V. Per year by mall; 'lf '"v.,"r J* JUst a .luiuKW! coHefe rarrler to "Indenta; 12.25 per parachuting out the second story O.-M0 • So.'.. • to. . I.. 1...... •«> f««tar» yw ^ c.rrior m,„Hrt0.ten1a. window with your mother's best ■ MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATE!) PRESS parasol? The A'-oelated Pre.. 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JOHN ** RUTH Two cents per word; minimum CARROLL-HUSSEY charge. Me; nil advertisements parable In advance; no pre¬ Bruce CABOT ferred position. SATURDAY NIGHT PW BROWN • Reginald OWEN Union Bide. Annex. Room I Htwy TRAVERS • Evelyn ANKERS RED DRENNAN Telephone 8-1511—nmlaiim ' * Kxm mJLTH Ext. 268 and Hh Orchestra Musical • News • Cartoon X 9Gou nfjry A n it rd Sideline Slants Winners Named SO elected a most who will receive Award, a gold innual bust, Dee. will be revealed kritviil Calls Boxers for Initial Workout All. varsity and freshman boxing candidates are re¬ quested to report to the box¬ ing room of Jenison field house between 4 and 6 this, afternoon. Coach A1 Kawal stated yesterday. Knwol suggests that those who plan to enter the all-col¬ lege tournament, to be held Competition of freshn letic teams at State has in January, also appear and sumed for the first tim< start to get in shape. years with the frosh gr having three games. lulling up 2.1 points in the - Sixteen men moved into the o; day.. >>f competition, the finals of the intramural wrest- i Delta Theln tank team took fing meet, to be held in the var- hnnors m the interfraternity .rr.ming meet held in the £jty wrestling room of the field- Jen- house this afternoon, after win- army reject ii pool. Sigma Nu finished in ning their semi-final bouts ycs- rt« nmnei -ii;> spot with 17 terday. -The parings for this after- field jackets t.c riivng event, which took boon's final matches include: ci tin the las! day was Won by 121 pounds, Chester Simpson in Brooks. Lambda Chi Al- Tlicxc jackets arc regular $5.00 .values but were and Charles Polen; 128 pounds, :. A lie for second place re- Don Rippberger and Tom Hodge; rejected because they did not meet the high gov¬ *d between John Marrs, ;36 pounds. Jack Lovett and ernment standards. The slight Imperfections are not pp. Sigma .aid Tom Kearney, Jack Lord; 145 pounds, t)ale I>!t, while fourth place Johnson and Wes Gougler; 155 noticeable to the naked eye, and do not afTect tlic ,tt to Delta .Sigma Phi's. Ned pounds, Burl Boring and George wearing quality In the least. They are of high Streblow; IBS pounds, Vic •ma! team landing, besides Mieszowski and Jack Lott; and quality, olive drab, gabardine. Button style. Phi Delts and Sigma Nus, heavyweight, Mike Schelb and t Delta Sigma Phi and Al- Harold Oehmke. Tuu Omega tied ' for third The final round will start at h 13 points; Sigma Alpha Ep- 4:15 p. m. and will be followed •n, iifth with 7 tallies; Lamb- by IT consolation bouts for third [Chi Alpha, sixth with 5; Phi place between the contestants Lra Tan's 4 points for sev- defeated in preliminary matches and Kappa Sigma in last by the finalists in each weight with 2 points. class. SHIRT Shirts in a multitude of the latest shades and patterns, all Sanfor¬ Cri the Urge — To Help Purgi ized Shrunk, of woven broadcloth. This Very Unholy Three Styled in the exclusive Sylklyke manner—which gives you a form bill, szneoth front, and perfect Ml. " hen Your CDC Representative Calls All of them have Wrinkle-Free collars that will nJl wilt, wrinkle Sign a Pledge to Or curl. A hatid«omy gift for gracious giving. "> War Stamps Regularly The New Hut Steal? 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THI OKRA—Edited hy Pull Sin¬ A complete operatic handbook, utes for a second cup of chick- By NEVA ACKERMAN S.ttr*&rin^W9Mi SMATTERING Of IGNORANCE GDI THI HUMAN CODr ory or like cofTec substitute. A . TroN I-ike Biking S. W. L. —Oust Is rant. This hilarious best¬ • !* it*>*t- vtaed. this book r>|<: i7i / seller ow..*. by the mad mid cap "Informa- tan wit of "Informa¬ our bodies. Comiint A veteran among faculty bik¬ S. W. L. radio group will meet tion Please," cites lion civcs low-down on Music .. about twins, span , I ers is Prof. M. E. G. Muelder of at 5 p. m. today in 104 Union and Hollywood. Orig. 12-NOW 91 haritance, many other ' ' IG MAN or , the history department, who has annex to make appointments for' tarn. This delight the layman. Orig. J ■ N0WJ| m nev*1™ '3 ... . the auditions, Ametitan "Life with Father been commuting between Chairman Peg Hall, chuckle on every page. Ong. 13-NOW ---- 91 - campus and his I^insing home L. A. 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