Show CoUege Heads Have Asked Students Little to Limit Rail Travel During Holidays Volume Thirty STUDENT LIFE LOGAN UTAH Thespians Stage Last Rehearsals DECEMBER Theater Play Club Concert Hop Highlight Glee Varsity Events 3 1942 Number Ten W elti Directs! Solomons Hero Recounts Details IK’s Select Glee Concert Of Battle In Talks To Students New Pledges a after At Tabernacle During Meet Home on Solomon Islands own experiences Lacey Dotson Sms I Leading1 Solo Roles lion Alnicdft Brown Christensen Bill Bobbins Marge Tanner and Jeanne Allen at rehearsal this week Other members of the oast not pictured are Beed Bishop Marian Olson and Jerry Welker “The Breadwinner” is the first Little Theater play of the present season and will be presented November 8 9 and 10 at 8:13 pm in the Main auditorium tudent Cast Presents First Little Theater Production Of This Season i Main Auditorium Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Beginning At 8:15 PM have placed Daily rehearsals everything in readiness for the annual fall concert of the college’s mixed glee club to be held Thurs- day at 8:15 p m in the Logan tabernacle according to Professor Walter Welti director Olga Dotson and George Lacey will be the featured soloists on the which will also include numbers by the men's and women's choruses Leah Amacher freshman flutist and three cornetists will aid with the numbers Miss Lu-- 1 Dean Rogers will be the accompanist Variety of Songs Patriotic pieces lyrical ballads operatic arias and Christmas songs will comprise the program which is outlined as follows: mixed chorus: “Star Spangled Banner” by Francis Scott Key “Pledge to the Flag” and “All Through the Night” Malottc “Onward Christian Sol- “Musical diers” by Sullivan-Nilse- n Trust” by Clobey and "Ballad for Americans” by Robinson-Latouch- e Men’s Chorus Sings Men’s chorus: “Marino Hymn" “Steal Away” by Ringwald “Josh- ua at the Battle of Jericho” liy and “This is My Country” by Ray Jacobs and ladies chorus: "Whither” by Schubert “A Spirit Flower" by Campbell ‘‘Nightingale Song” by Handel and "Silent Night" as arranged by Epperson Miss Dotson will sing an aria from Bizet’s "Carmen” while Lacey will be the soloist in the “Ballad for Americans” presentation Professor Welti adds that the main activity of the 'Glee club during winter quarter will be the annual grand opera This year’s opera has not been definitely yet I 13 month's overseas duty in the leave Theron Barker may be reluctant to talk of his but he has plenty to say about the smugness of 30-d- American people What people in this country don't seem to realize is that they’re Naying for keeps over there We win an easy and bloodless victory ‘n Africa and people sit back ssh and state that the war is Practically won It’s just this kind of e&sy complacency that will pro lonS this war and that may deny us the victory:" ? This is a part of the message that he left with various student and community groups in ances early this week and which he will deliver before the entire studentbody during a brief talk at the regular assembly Friday His main appearance on the campus was an hour-lonlecture before advanced ROTC students Tuesday appear-progra- g at noon Began Training at Pensacola In relating the story of his life as a naval aviator Theron goes back to the time that he with- drew from college to enter the basic training center at Pensacola Florida His first carrier assign-b- y ment was with the Lexington “j never qujte caught up to the Lexington” Theron said “I was at Hawaii enroute to join her squadrons when the Lexington was announced sunk1 At Midway Theron was one day too late to get in on the fire-'Ga- — works The task force to which he was assigned arrived on the scene just as the Japs were “tossing in the towel” Chase Japs Accross Pacific “We chased them half way to Japan I guesr" Theron said “but they managed to stay just beyond our range” “One day soon after we returned to Pearl Harbor” He went on “we were suddenly ordered to our stations on board the carrier None of us knew where we were going as our carrier moved out of the harbor and headed southwest We traveled all alone for several days Finally we were joined by a couple of transports then a little later some destroyers other carriers cruisers and battleships until at last the whole ocean as far as we could see looked like it was covered with ships Immediately we sensed that something big was in the wind A couple of days before we reached our destination we were told that it was our job to retake the Solomon Islands” Assigned to Intercept Carrier Theron’s first assignment was to go with his squadron to intercept an enemy carrier several hundred miles to the north The squadron had barely cleared the (Continued on Page 3) President Cowles Addresses Students Faculty Advises High Scholarship As Best War Effort Actives Plan Drive To Sell War Bonds Thirty freshman and one sopho-mopicked because of their scholastic and activity achievements in high school were named to membership in Intercollegiate Knights men’s national service organization during the regular meeting of the active chapter Wednesday evening Unaffiliates dominated the choice of new members 13 freshmen and the one sophomore claiming no allegiance to the Greeks Sigma Nu placed the most pledges in the group of 17 affiliated freshmen that were voted in Five Sigma Chi pledges were among the group with Pi Kappa Alpha placing three and SAE two Independents Place Fourteen Desmond Anderson Aggie cheer king is the lone sophomore chosen to receive the honor Unaffiliated freshmen named to membership included Bob Cork Ray Jorgenson Tom James Mack dower Philip Carter Eddie Redford Sterling Wyatt Warren Walters Harold Dance Hal Marsden Robert White Byron Gunn and Merl Greenhalgh List Affiliated Pledges Affiliated men who voted in are: Sigma Nu: Bill Robbins Jerry Dunn David Deschamps Ray Alvord Haynes Oberg Dick Frand-se- n and Malcolm Condie Sigma Chi: Dale Reese Alvin Pendleton Jay Alien Darrel Ward and Ken Williams Pi Kappa Alpha: Quinn Eskelsen Stanley Hanks and Bill Capener and S A E: Val Simpson and Keith Allred Plan Bond Drive Also discussed at the meeting were plans for the war bond and stamp drive which the I K's will conduct on the campus early next week Tentative plans for the event provide for the conducting of bond sales among campus social and honorary groups and a free picture show for &II studs&ts who buy a stipulated number of savings stamps re newly-appoint- “By devoting ourselves diligently to the attainment of high scholarship we can best serve in this war effort” proclaimed Dr Leroy B Cowles president of the University Yule Season of Utah as he addressed the save “The Bread Winner” first of this season’s Little Theatre comedies will be presented in the main auditorium on Defaculty and student body of the Do’s and aonts when making USAC Wednesday in the annual cember 8 9 and 10 at 8:15 p m announces Mrs Ruth M Christmas vacation trips were listed fall scholarship assembly Bell director for students this week by DrGuy E Has Faith In Students a ‘“The is " services Winner” Bread clash between four sophishighly and i'ar industries of Suavely of the Association Two prominent members of faStating that patriotism is closee claimed 16 more men from ticated people of eighteeen and their elders Patrick Battle American Colleges in an effort to — Professor Mark Neuberger culty ly allied to scholarship President ih State within the last two the son of "The Bread Winner” use minimize the effect student of assistant professor of business adCowles expressed his faith that ks according to William Bell who recently returned from col Buses of this utility which is already ministration and Dr Halbert present Replace day college students beconcluhas arrived the e at lege overburdened with traffic cause ege registrar Greaves assistant professor of of their specialized training the via should Sam's nto Uncle retire at sion that parents army College students can help most will take the lead in speech — were preparing this week For Ogden winning the to keep the tracks clear for vital ictive service route and reserve forty and hand over their accumuto resign their posts and accept between the college wartime use by not traveling war and reconstructing Rivalry Releases icer calls have gone Clifford lations to their young children who official appointments in the army bookstore and the dairy for con- - during the peak period from Wars are won by those who Arthur Wendel rr ill Sergio in turn would make them an Again This and navy respectively them— not those who by fection sales has taken a striking j December 15 to January 15 Dr winning arez Spencer Bennion Charles avoid losing them In democratic A reserve commission in the turn as evidenced by a Wendel Harris and Mac said Two major changes which will coast Snavely nations the will to win is based Events Convince corps which he decrease in monthly dairy ice-- 1 son affect week-en- d student workers earned artillery “Fortunately most schools are on an individual Sale when he was graduated However the sudden turn of at the knowledge of aware of the danger and have Pilot 'he Cwilian Training events convinces Charles supply depot in Ogden were from Utah State led to Professor cream sales as conditions he exist” said they the Battle listed this week In spite of sugar rationing staggered closing dates so that no by Professor Evan Neuberger’s call He has been orps has taken Lowell Babcock the father that he has been husInterspersing his address with Student bookstore smugly rang up 32 permore than one college in a single Copies of the 1942-4- 3 B Murray of the work commitRay Bohm band and father yd Bishop and Biblical I to dered active for quotations emphasizing report duty November will go on sale tomorand for cent sales more long enough Directory closes area or on Ed-d the wisdom tee The first is a switch in meth- December 15 ile William N Flory and and knowledge President row and is preparing to than it did for the summer months same day) that he should quit his occupation od of transportation Professor morning at the bookstore Boyle have left for the Army when it is no Cowles contended that democracy Burns terminate his teaching actiivties while gloom strikes the dairy in Crookston longer pleasurable or Murray states publications war in Now working is the only true political expression chairman Corps next week to him Complications announced Wednesday 40 per cent drop for Ludlow Wins Contest of form the profitable are on farm the ustries and school Cache buses of county Christianity and thereby hangs the after receiving verification from Dr Greaves has accepted an the same period Free Trip to Chicago rest Tarses Ross Johnson and develop which were successfully used last Discusses Freedoms the printers in Salt Lake City that as chief specialise m During hot weather the dairy roll Humphries Donald Camp-wa- s story week end will replace the train appointment Dan Ludlow rreshman class the recruiting branch of the U S does a colossal business with stea- Ho concluded his address by the finished booklets had been the only one to enlist in in which has the includes: Rex for the Cast operated past navy His call is for December 9 play dy average sales of 50 gallons of prt lident has been selected winner referring to the four freedoms as shipped Navy during the last two McIntyre as the father Charles This will result in a lower fare The usual price of 10 cents will a cessation of teach- ice cream each day However cold of the annual Swift & Company enunciated by President Roosevelt necessitating v ks Battle Reed Bishop his solicitor and reduced traveling time contest and will leave Friday with particular emphasis on the be charged again this year Ctook-sto- n this end week sales essay has ing activity weather daily plunged Second item listed is that stunice the president has signed Marian Olson his wife Marjorie said adding that the publicafor an freedom— freedom trip to Chicago fourth from down to 30 gallons new draft measure it is cxpect-tha- t their bus Welker his son Patrick dents must purchase Jerry credit the change where he will attend a special want Declaring it to bo the key- tion was of the same dimensions Scientists the number of inducted and Jeanne Allen his daughter tickets by Thursday of each week note of this war he said that as that of last year from ice cream to candy to the marketing school December i will increase considerably by A flashy cover Title of Ludlow's winning essay “until that freedom is achieved Judy The members of the other at the secretary's office more designed by that fact produces sugar 1 added Bell uary Registrar freshman eri family involved are: Marge Tanis uncon- was "Marketing Agencies and the this revolution cannot end We Nancy Crookston heat and energy body ner as Dorothy Bill Robbins as Blue Key Initiates Fourteen With debates scheduled for the sciously desired during cold wea- Part They Play in Our Standard of shall never stop until this cause is student provides the introducTim and Almeda Christensen as In Unique Tapping Kites tion The design depicts a telewon” Living" remainder of this quarter and in ther Dinah phone directory and a hand holdOf As long as this holds true the Fourteen junior and senior men tercollegiate meets next quarter bookstore ing a telephone receiver the dairy will reand Sets Morgan Designs students were ushered into mem- Utah State debaters are swinging main First two pages of the books competitors with each seaSets for the play were designed contain the names office numbers bership in Blue Key national into action under the direction of son bringing an increase or deasand eports of promotions by Professor Floyd T Morgan home addresses men’s service fraternity during Evan Iverson manager and Dr crease in their respective and telephone of several Aggie alum-- n sisted by LeRoy Roberts stage unique numbers of faculty ceremonies at Halbert Greaves and Professor E members "tapping” the various branches of the manager and Merrill Nelson as- the Harvest Ball November 20 Similar information B Murray coaches including ed services have been received sistant Other crew members are: Logan addresses and class ranking Meets scheduled are: University Comprising the largest group by James Wells Enid Chivcrs and mg the past two weeks is given for students in tbe main Appearing under the auspices of taken into Blue Key for some of Utah Brigham Young univercard McDonald alumni Bruce Howard Cleone Pixton is the college committee on Final body of the publication o AJider-so- n Rex time Student Jack Vie McIntyre Legislature sity student assistant while Lorraine Reverend division is devoted to a listing of relationships tournament RichBullen Junior Clyde George college top the list of advancements Walker and Edna Willie act as On 1943 club and society officers and the Emmanuel T Sandoval director of ards Ted Bernhisel Lyn Larson and special panel discussions An ased by McDonald was that of property managers addresses of the and chairman and presidents of camplibraries be Marion Richards Russell Stoker individual speaker program is tain Phillip A Bullcn a mem-o- f us fraternities and sororities Having accepted challenges from 0f Spanish at Regis "The Bread Winner” is one of Ken Lee Haven Barlow Gordon ing put into effect to supply ten other colleges and universities department the college ROTC staff who conCgei Denver will present two the most successful plays of Som- Porter Elliot Rich Joe Anderson speakers for clubs high schools rned two weeks ago afte-nthroughout the United States the lectures before members of the Ted and wards Benson and erset organizations Maughan on a traveling examining Utah State rifle team squares-of- f student body on December 9 d He First was formerly for tryout practices with eighty Dr Sandoval will be introduced 'tenant Bullen Also back on men gunning for positions Sgt C David W Davies college by J Casazza announces campus after attending a 12 Announcement of - promotions who is assuming librarian 's school at Fort Levenworth is team the of The strength among the second advanced ’class of the chairmanship temporary sas is Major Eldon M Stock bolstered by the return of Ernest committee during the absence of of the college's ROTC unit was her member of the ROTC staff Kenneth Dr Fred McKenzie incumbent Hirsch Keith Reese promised this week by lieutenant feldon 'em the US Naval Training Colonel Ben B Blair adjutant as at the remainder of the Reese and Eliott because chairman luck Initial CARLISLE MARIAN began training By on at Lockhart and Horace Tremcling Idaho comes a high light of the officer and Farragut double of the sent lecture Id were was Featured battalion the raiders south the where California first class Private i of the chief Although who were on the team which won fall cadet hop to be held physical will sponsor be weathe on in of raid Islands where a Pacific essentials appearance special taught in the 9lh corp area and 8th in recruit train-Ir- a Robert Fausett has been in the Saturday at 9 p m at the armory talk Wednesday at 11 a m before pons In tho desert near San Diego Japanese supplies they were killed in place V Winger ’39 who was Marine corps less than a year he the William Randolph Hearst the entire student Temporary appointments were body when Dr California the marine raiders were by Jap base defenders ember of the football and track matches last year made last spring at a means of will discuss “What the in camps from New extensively trained in guerrilla he Sandoval With the trained trained has paratroops 18 in 1938 and 39 and Byrne candiLatin Americans Thinks of Us" testing the T in warfare sometimes marching 20 or at Del Mar Bing Crosby’s famous Fernelius '41 who captained York to San Diego lost buddies dates Colonel Blair pointed oat From training in Frandsen Urges Freshmen 30 miles over sand dunes and cactus horse track Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock and perilous battle experienced le teams swimming and track Dr Sandoval will again lecture adding that these temporary apeach night During the day they paratroops to special weapons and To Take Placement Exam Prise the duo of physical train- - events of the second world war pointees have been in cemmand this time speaking on “German was granted his doctorate Private Fausett enlisted in forces learned Jujitsu from Lyn Waldorf finally being transferred to a tank His work at Regis was preceded of the various units Uses fag Cla into Latin America” outfit Private Fausser western who failed to take the Infiltration Freshmen North former destroyer University was 1942 and in assigned irt Bowden who was graduat-roJanuary sand tumbling prepared to become a first class placement examination earlier in A third appearance has been set by such teaching experience as five year football coach the college last spring has to train at Blue Camp near San The advancements ear's service as professor at St an k At graduation exercises French bayonet fighting JoDo raider He transferred to aviation the fall are urged to take the final for Wednesday noon when local j an Diego htly been commissioned B e i s e British made oh toe basis of y basic Major knife throwing and garroting for for aerial gunnery and because he placement exam in the Commons service clubs including Lions John’s college training ?n in the Naval Reserve after following At the Colegio de San in mattatjrwwfc scc “irr The was too heavy spent two months room 101 Friday at 1 o’clock Kiwanis and Rotary will hear from Honduras line guerrilla action behind the addressed Roosevelt James Pleting at North-erit if eC—’ X' training Aartolome Bogota Colombia ha tag to announced Dr Arden Frandsen the noted visitor and stressing the unit adapted itself to life with little studying aerial photography cU university Word has also marine battalion educator was a professor for five additional curricular a Sandoval Dr chairman at Arrives marine Utah each and sometimes State leading water on guidance personnel now was received from South Plain fact the United States After hopping from the east coast Dr Frandson also advises all of America is a native of Mexico years Recently Dr Sandoval has mlBtary ar4 a canteen y Flying School at Lubbock the offensive pointed out the need having only I V to see their major having obtained his early education been conducting a book review and I to the west coast Robert Fausset students Joins Paratroops British 13 the to similar unit a of of of the advancement in several Mexico After 15 to in orders class other over column four at received naval the and talk train with their Catholic receiving City Private Fausett professor that des C the With group stu-t- o Commandos ’ Stephens a former the paratroops training station at Utah State Last schedule for next quarter before his master’s degree at St Louts periodicals on this hemisphere and stlLi‘ !’ the rank of staff sergeant comprised the first volunteers for marines then joined t He Friday he arrived in Logan one going home for the Christmas university he enrolled at University writes for the Jeeult periodica! raider further training for was unit ilncle coast raider xteen Aggie Students McIntyre Welker Olsen Tanner Take Two Faculty Members Top Roles In Modern Three-Ac- t Comedy College Work Leave Utah State Join Armed Forces For Army Navy Posts College Leaders Ask For Limited Travel ' During I landy vales Irlountf I Train Workers Weekend war-tim- 7'° Crookston Student Directory For Tomorrow 1 I Debate Manager Sets Intercollegiate Meets 9 cDonald Announces omotion Aggies Armed Services USAC Pan American Relations Group Presents Lectures On Latin America Eighty Ag Gunners execu-sccreta- Utah-Idah- g For Positions Rifle Team College Adjutant Sets Officer Appointments j Marine Tells Of Experiences In West Coast Raider Unit Learns Parachute Jumping Jujitsu Knife Throwing Now Radio - ts one-ho- Rev E Sandoval high-ranki- ’t 1 n eO tloi trnnn-rarrvin- r 1' |