TODAY'S WEAfHER — Cooler to Give , ,h, i - ion is find* .< r.f'rosity can be jt has lent Prof, i (iriswold, of the ,,r i nutrition ex- m nta! station, to math department i icvc the shortage •here. But now v„ i< looking for !«-;?:scc Professor will be given MICHIGAN MEN RAID !. this after- .v.isan State* These Michigan crewmen . new Mich* were among the men aboard II be used the Liberators who raided n State Growl- Lille, France, today: First Lieut. Robert H. Cas¬ tle. Muskegon; Lieut*. John W. Houck, Jr.. Detroit; Fred J. Graf, Jackson, and Sgt. John E. Tucker, Greenville greatest single daylight aerial attack of the war on Hitler', in¬ dustrial and transport y.-h it. today at Lille in occupied Fraiu <\ See LILLE—Page 1 h the drive Fast stepping MORGAN GIN I tod 1.G00- GRASS, who will get a chance i linetip t was n ,i vesting ;■> snow his line-busting ability': which he Umsing today in the opening home game ! Wayne. rule, Hannah a.Minit Gingrass will ■ >: State st rt ' fullback and is expected 1 ilty to vol- :-i p.i o 1 i nf ; round. car beet can _m;y volun- get the The sit- MOSCOW, Otj. 10 t AP) — acute to Stalingrad's defenders were re¬ f students ported officially today to have, p. which smashed two German attempts instruc- "f to break Through to the- Volga Dean of tics, will • east of the ci'y, but dispatches Am bony and batteries raid a new threat had developed •n of the tudents in a Nazi advance across the :'t-o of the i rid Kalmyck region toward As¬ • uncil. work trakhan on the Caspian sea. <• 'c i ted to use The rnidnignt Ku -inn com¬ 'Student in lite Crisis' Is "' inter- help in the • ' : reefs. PARKS JOHNSON (left) and munique did not mention the ■hrec>- W*AR firnnge Topic , Kalmyck area south of Stalin¬ \r- ' icing urged WARREN HULL will intcrv.cw now The Student the -J,!: t-i- grad after the government news- of five iox Michigan State students Monday n HAW \lf—Page 4 theme vvi:t ie t.n • ",pi<- ••• a •Stud'nt I). i»er Izvestia told for the first evening on the Vox Pop pro¬ time of-n German lory of Cii'.ri'.'e radio tli-ni• sion 'o be penetration gram. All students must be in there. Nazi seizure of Astrakhan the.auditorium by 7:25 p. m. to to the | prevented over WKAK today at „t the mouth of the Vo!t»a would avoid being locked out. 00. il a. m. Jt nn Price. V M. C A spare the Germans further costly y cho- d.iector at Peoples church, is trie losses: in frontal attacks on Stal¬ • | •. ha.i man f the dc < avion ingrad, and at the same time t control that vital Ru. -ia;» eorn- '7. i munkations artery. Oct. 9 (AP) " way from a The American Hotel associa¬ wiit" order to m labor con- tion, whose membership is made up of hotels throughout ti e .-e agriculture United States and Canada, will . it ret about i :. move its testing laboratory t< i ne of the his campus from the former ng economic TODAY— Hotel Stevens, ■ Chicago, now re you going taken Student Grange. K p. m. over by the army, it was -r» the farm?" 411 Ag building announced by Prof. Bernard R. mphasizing the Proulx, head of the hotel admin¬ Victory dance. 9 p. m. .arm labor situa¬ istration department, yesterday. Colon ballroom te -cnators pe- This laboratory's purpose is to TOMORROW— e . . • Service to test any materials or—products to 1 vc-stock work- Tan Sigma, 2 p. m. in- be used fn member hotels. It Org. room I, Union 'or the next to will be in operation by the first prevent "irre- of next Hillel Extension. 7:LS <>. m lo year. food produc- Union FDR Sets Chat Time MONDAY— WASHINGON, Oct 9 (AP)— l\ Kappa Delta. 5 p. m. Spartan room. Union Monday at 10 p m., E.W.T., was fixed by President Roosevelt to¬ Christian Fellowship, t p.m 2N Music building day as the time for his fifth radio "fireside chat" to .the nation since Vox Fop Audirrcc Deadline Pearl Harbor. He told reporters 7:25 p. m.. Anditorinui he had not yet decided what he Vox Fop Ox Air would talk about, but that he , ItiltNpa. would talk ftxr half an hour. M ICHIGAN STATE NEWS Saturday, October Page Two 10,1 Grin and Bear It By Lit Ml ibHIGAN STATE NEWS INFORMATION Entered ns nccnnd-elnM mnttcr at the postoffirund floor of cast wing of Union Building Annex, room 8. PI KAPPA DELTA— Published dully except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school fun* and werkiy on lhorsday mornings during summer st-sston by the students of Pt Kappa Delta, the forenaic Member Associuled ColI«j*.ittt? Pre?!* Michigan Slat** college, honorary, will have a meeting • «?». Ai«v&itTiStHa re Telephone—College Phone !>-911S.' Fd- Monday in the Spartan room of National Advertising Service, Inc. ^'KxU :69: OIT'" the (Jhion at 9 p. m. All mem¬ bers are urged to be present as OtkKt VMithtf Rrt't fifUHn Sjtxcrtutlon rot.— 1- t*r copy; »S.oO IfO Machon Avr, ' NtwYosit, N.y. per year by mail; $1.50 per year, hy this is a very Important meet¬ eaij*«o • Itotros • let iRstui ♦ SAfiJfsssciscs coilfrc currier to students. $2.25 per ing. year hy college carrier to n«m*fltudcntrt. HOME NURSING— MKMBF.R OF THF. ASSOCIATED PWK88 Last chance for registration The Asfocinted Pr"*> is excluaively rnthWI to the u*c ft-r republication of 'nil in the home nursing course will news dhpatidu* crctltPd.to it or not otherwpe credited in tlds -paper «nd »!«<> the be Wednesday at 7 p. m. in the biral news published therein. All rights of publication on special dispatches hrto* >y a re also re i reed. college hospital. Any students wishing to attend may register ?'i *ine Edlti.r. SHBl.PON MOYKK at that time. There is room for 'Alitor ;d Director, I.V.N l.ARN'KS Busing* Manager, JFAX WHITING If, more students. RPITONIAL STAFF IIII.LEL EXTENSION— — A«*ofb»*« Editor, KIMS BRAND i'; A*«i*tant Editors. BIT.I. BARCLAY. BILE Millet Extension, Jewish stu¬ ffili NS'WIN I'll.I. MAhiiOY. JERRY IhR IIORST; S,-.rta Editor. HKtiE dent organization, is planning a MoNK^- \. v —iM- tldilj-r, (HM RlMHf»AN; Women's Editor, NEVA social - .U'KKKMAN; V- Mt i»»s. J Iter, ELLEN STELHNCA. combined business and meeting tomqrrow al 7:1S p. m. WH.WAM MADDUX Nil ht Editor in the Union. There will he f > ulty A A. A. AH'l.KllATti nominations for class representa¬ . .r tives to the executive rouneil, a round table discussion, and U hul Has Heroine of Our Big Idea? »/ t singing. christian fellowship— There will be s. meeting'of the TODAY Ann-riea fights for her life in the 1-iggest way in historv. Millions of men are mobilized. So are mil¬ room 20(j of the Music building Spartan Christian fellowship in lions of minds, liig armies are on the march.--^o are hig on Monday at 7:30 p. m. Rev. iiea.*. Ideas fired men's imaginations before men fired B. T. Yaxley of Lansing will bo the guest speaker. their guns. STUDENT GRANGE— I'.ig ideas-have gripped the minds of millions. The idea Michigan State college Stu¬ if a y per race for world conquest. The idea of super dent Grange Is sponsoring a .r v OlMI C*. Hag. U t le *>«» b,* la tiL u Ml d.mee and mixer today at 8 p. class for world control. The idea of the super dollar for m. in room 401 Agrleulturo "ife luis your cold feet, Roscoe world power. Nations have fallen before the impact of hu'lding. All frrshman students those ideas. Other nations have been confused and divid¬ and interested upperrlassmen ed by them. are invited. * — The d< m eraeies must fight lire with fire. We need all In Campus Quarters the fire power our ships, planes and guns can provide. Wo lly Helen Schmidt and Helen McAfee nisei need the fire to set easy-going Americans ablaze un¬ CAMPUS CHURCHES ggf til the illumination of our thinking aad the vigor of our action make every other revolutionary way of life pale in¬ to insignificance. This fire must not die clown until the Br FRAN HOEFLINGKR "Must Hatred Be Taught to A largo number of ties gave fraterni¬ Zetn Tau Alpha radio parties last night the Kappa house and over at the Phi Pelt house ccivsd a pin from . . • I * world is romadef Win?" after a buffet supper there was hilt, a Sigma Chi I Itemake the world—crazy? Not so crazy as the world Four students of the Student many a clank of. pot and kettle sity of Cincinnati. wo are living in. And dying in. Remake the world—im¬ Christian union, People's church, as the kitchen hands did the § will discuss this subject Sunday possible for America? The Panama canal was impossible dishes with the help of their CLASSIFIED 4 until we engineered it. Flight was fantastic until the at (5:15 p. m., and Registrar R. S. Linton will hold "pen discussion. dates. Wright brothers flew. Electric light was unthinkable un¬ Preceding this will be a sing and Jack Doddx, Kappa Sig of '42, FOR SALE til Edison flooded our homes with it. No job is too big if get-acquainted hour. came back for a visit before STUDENT- A yon know how to .tackle it. The student vesper hour at leaving for naval training at 3U St, Utwtvi 7:15 p. m. will have as special Harvard. While lie was hare a I'hon* 2040t. * The ungodly mess the world is in comes from people like guests, organist Betty Gibson, few of his friends in the house PRACTICALLY NIW ourselves who have forgotten Gcd. Remaking the world who will play "Largo" by Bach gave hipi a haircut wilh the re¬ 42, $15. iwftiiorita iu>- !W| S. IVnn. starts with remaking America. And Americans. and "Evensong" by Schumann, sult that Betty Newton won't This is an essential part of our war effort. Start today and soloist Linda Weber who speak to any ot them. LOST will sing "The Lord's Prayer", Another campua visitor was by putting one wrong right. 130 million doing it! Amer¬ CRAY by Molette, and "O Divine Re¬ Jim Kirn, the "grandpaw" of IjiPf1 afatf. PIwd«* rrf- RAINCOAT ica's hig idea means we get back to honesty, decency, deemer" by Gounod. The Sun¬ the Delta Sig house, who took a and Found f*f L34 Abl- * ueighborliness. No more buck-passing, the cards on the day morning services will begin bit of time oft from hi . duties as table—the breakfast table as well as the conference table. at 9:30 and 11 a. m. a lieutenant In the chemical ONJ3 CHI OMEGA V "Can Morality Save" will be warfare diyisioia hall an»l Chi Om«.nj» H Americans then will bring the clean-up in politics and the subject of the sermon by ttuA te -V^r.:P,P't H v:: speed-up in industry wh'ch we need to win the war. Rev. William Young of the Luth¬ the Bpeiikjng uf chemistry . . . Alpha Chi JSigmi.s made A ' |IL Ac A & URLY And the fire of America's big idea will burn in the heart eran church. The morning serv¬ Wnc'il bHwc-n Audi*n • n their annual award of Langc's ice will begin at 10:30 in the likim. If found, call i of every American and floodlight the world. handbook of chemistry to James 80. im.' State theater. The Bible classes Norton for having the highest will stcrt at 10 a. m. The Luth¬ freshman scholastic average as a eran Student club will meet chemical engineering major. Clatf!fieri Half* aOTHING CLASSICS * B*« imm Sunday at 7 tion ing. room p. m. in Organiza¬ 3 of the Union build¬ Gene Roberto, Delta Chi, is marrying Jean Armstrong Oct. Two cents per word: mia 14 in Chicago. Gene is going into riujrge, 30c: all adrcrtia Tomorrow is College Sunday When WPB cracks down qn Noticed that some people ace the army kilr force. Chuck Jar- pkyable in advance; ne I at St. Paul's Episcopal church, beloved long-length jackets still wearing knee-length stock¬ (erred position. Lansing. The Rev. Jatpes Cad- ratt, a brother Delta Chi, l>ecame our and sweaters, it to doubtful APPLESAUCE. And AP- Union Bid*. Annex, igan of Christ church, Crari- Engaged to B. J. Wells, a Kappa, ings- wheUier Michigan Slate co-i ds FLAUBE to the new embroid¬ 5-9113—B brook, and former chaplain at this sUmfner ... Lee Blink, Ext. 263 will go without. Men's clothing ered suspenders — they're real Amherst college, will, be the Lambda Chi. became engaged stores in L.nsir.g and East l-in- II *hy and help to keep blouses also this summer, to Ruth Scatv. honor guest at the II a. m. serv¬ sinv report increasing sates ot tucked In. ice. these two items to les (t-tnmes. The men's styles are just natur¬ A reception for Episcopal fac¬ ally lor.,: and loose—on wotnep, Duncing Instruction ulty and students Will be.hetd SCRAP BOOKS and by Rev. C. W. Brickmnn at Can¬ anyway. Open to All Students terbury house. Episcopal student Sp' i s clothes are still growing unbelievingly brighter, and all Ail dormitory residents and 4 to center at 449 Abbott road from 6 p.m. Canterbury club SCRAP BOO! these red coats 'Jt.it everyone students living in private homes will meet at the house Wednes¬ i kes so well are beginning to will have an op;x)rtttnitv to sign day at 7:30 p. m. Services of 20% DISCOUNT ON form a-barkground tor the more vp for dancing lessens from Eng¬ suniic such as M ily Sue Wil¬ lish and Joa at 4 to 5 p. in. Mon¬ Holy Communion are hold in the SATURDAY AND MONDAY Chapel of Christ the King, Wed¬ son teal blue reversible. But day in the maitt dining room of nesday at 7:10 a. m. and Sunday Mi I n Cher's ted .Wicket i> lltuqttC the Union buiding. tr.ourjh to bear mentioning. It is hip-length, boxy, and has no instructors, The two accomplished dancing better known as at 3:45 a. m. Newman Club will have porate communion at a cor¬ the 9:30 MARJORIR nt DEE Abbott Road SHOP] J buttons—on purpose. ON CORNER Everett English, and Camilla Jou, a. m. mass. Qther Sunday masses DIAGONALLY OPPOSITE STATE 1"^ ■ m The Hesperian? will see Bev¬ will be here only for a limited will begin at 9 and 11 a. m. while erly Co. t at :heir party this stay before moving on to another weekday mass begins at 7:20 a. week-end in a black dross with college. They have just cout- m. The Public Inquiry classes b velveteen titled La que and iw nlct-:d a successful summer of are open to all. meeting Men- full fiille skirt banded with Instruction at The Homestead, day-! and Fridays at 8 p. m. FOR A REAL three rows ot velveteen. Gloria - fsmi-d social center near Wash¬ The First Church of Christ, Hell wilt he at the XAE party in ington, and are now conducting Scientist Student club, .will meet a two-piece rust woof dress w'th dancing classes at several fra¬ convertible collar and a set-in ternity and sorority Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the FOOD TOUCHDO' a houses on chapel of Peoples church. To¬ ho belt. campus. morrow's service, held in the Marty Kelly's dark brown Masonic temple will begin at 11 TRY crepe dress is quite different. It First group of 1.600 enlisted a. m. baa a round neck, three-quarter members of the WAYES will be A special meeting will be held -.v.:. ar.d two gold metal pockets. Ska wefts it without except a plfiq fold trained at the University of Wis¬ at 3 p. m. at which A. R. Nilsson, consin, Indiana university and chairman of the Michigan Chris¬ Oklahoma Agricultural and Me¬ tian Science organization camp HARBORNE'S| chanical college. K ungaa yoesM TflF. W welfare committee will apeak. _L_ er 10, 1942 OctobC: Page Three Howie Beyer, SuccessohoTton yA rena. FOOTBALL What'e J Th The h^Rugged Defenseman at Pivot Post (Continued from Page 1) Wayne Man Gets Sporting will have two first year men in its starting lineup. ■Joe Gembis, Tartar mentor, $100 perWeek Scene was rather pessimistic after the workout his teams staged on Wayne university will send r Bv BBl't'E -MONKS •Mncklin field yesterday after¬ noon. SI00 per week tackle into the game against Michigan State to¬ IriUNtJ T iw the q^Oerback club " •: rsday evcninfo "State is a lot tetter ball club day. than was shown at TrR-.t-ji-f. W..-. ;e lsf,emnll, team who in its wish they would have scored a Michigan. 1 The highly paid gentleman I; James Hannan. a 215 pounc couple of times to make tackle. Hannan works as a tool „V 'he hums.r,fsaid that the best them a little cocky now, but it and die maker in a Detroit war looks like they'll be pretty tough plant, attends college and play; years, but lie there." was the way Gembis football at the same time. , win this aft- summed up the situation, The only drilling he gets h. when Coach Joe Gembis calls ; passing Game s,rnis th-t Michigan States The Tartars are expected to special daily practice for birr w-cijir co,isi football oppo- turn-on a passing game and so from 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p.m. i, \V4dil»*tn» S!ille Oougars ,'v iirc-o,; State-Beavers. j'Unchman 1 a long session of lan his team through Along with Gingrass at full pass defense into !,« of the best t i-.-t night along with signal drill. Dick Kieppc, Walt Pnwlowsk ^Tn th- Mr West Both ...5 thrower tor Wayne is Doug and Bill Milliken will round ou undefeated and untied. The * Rutherford, and his ends, Don the State backficld. r. ,li.v i:. r day by | j backs Sam Car; enter and John Faugh to' do some ■its editor of yard gaining ' i wants to or- e YEARS OF RELIABLE arc unexperienced line with They are col- i more insplra- HOWARD BEYER "iily one veteran, Guard Don SERVICE TO STATE starling Spartan center Kennedy. He is the bli ther ot m thnn the half- STUDENTS. that now pre- Fail, who played for State last By BILL BOOS ■ • • ii contests. Ml and is now with the Detroit Howard Beyer is one of Coach Lions. , I -*329 It week if we aren't too far troit Lions' more promising vermes, and Spartan fans are starting line. I the. track. rookies this fall until his brief looking for more of stay in the professional game play the rest of this season. Win"* Purchase Players . Oct 9 (AP)—In Michigan and Iowa Cadets to Clash the biggest cash deals in With Nationwide Honors ut Stake years, 'he Detroit Red f the National Hockey By PAUL CHANDLER Gophers are in the starting line, 'day purchased Defense- Tackles Charley Sehuliz, Knd M.-irt'p !Pat) ANN ARBOR, Oct. 9 (API- . Egan and Judd Ringer, and Guard Gene Harry Watson from the Michigan and the Iowa Naval Flick, and a fourth Minncsotan, handed Brooklyn Americana. Air Cadets open a new rivalry Center George Svcndsen, will Mcr Jr. i: Adams said the and Coaches Fritz Crisler and see considerable action, iid re,con. Bernie Bierman resume an old ■ pa:: one in a football clash here Sat¬ Bierman lias at his disposal in urday that will have everything the person of Dick Fisher the but a good crowd. second best halfback in the na¬ Both elevens are powerful, un¬ tion, statistically speaking. Fish- Dance to defeated, and keenly conscious H, who was poison to Michigan that defeat now would be a par¬ as an Ohio State undergraduate, alyzing blow to alt hope tor fu¬ has moved the ball -125 yards by ture national championship con¬ his rushing and passing, a record sideration. bested only by Paul Govcrnali Four former Michigan grid- of Columbia. ders have pieces on Bierman's Same Line Crisler will stand by the line squad, including Forest Eva- shevski, Wolverine field general that opened the season: Elmer and blocking mate for Tom Har¬ Madar and Phil Sharpe at ends; mon. Evashevski has been named Al Wistert and Bill Pritula at tackles, Bob Kolesar and Jultus Be Sure It's Stetson Hat You Tip to the game captain and starling quar¬ a terback for this contest. Tackles Franks at guard, with Mcrv Winners of Today's Game Jordan Pregulman at center. - Bob Flora and Forrest and End Harlin Fraumann will Capt. Georg:* Ccithaml is a also take a crack at their alma certain starter at quarterback and Orchestra and Don Robinson is just about mater. Lots of Gophers as sure at tailback. The wing- back will be either Paul White or Sea A last minute change Hawks' probable starting in the Frank Wardley and three men are eligible for the fuil back STETSON HATS Fri*D and .Saturday line-up sent John Kulbitski of choice, Don Lund, Bob Wiese, or ANOTHER HURD'S EXCLUSIVE ?H0RT IVAy BUS Minnesota into left tackle, the Don Boor. gap left open by Sam Kolers, teaves Union Bldg. who has moved on tor advanced Buy War Stamps and Bondi 5.00 - 7.50 - 8.50- 10.00 - 12.50 Your Fare" flight training. Three other ex- HuriPs Special Spartan V (ORAL 3.95 *M [CABLES Mil, East <*US 16 — Warren Pears*!! Phone 5-4370 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Saturday, October lc VOX POP Union Dance, Frai Rushing Parlies Rugged Yank -THE- (Continued from Page 1) to Highlight Weekend Social Card sen to appear on "the will be singled out on the basis program WOMAN'S Wl —Thiii-week-end-promises to beR- of. personality which will click very interesting with the Wayne- By NEVA State game this afternoon, and on radio, interesting personal ACKER^ Mardi Gras Balloting experience, and broad college PREFERENCE final rushing parties slated for background; the main qualifica¬ BINVERJ the nights. Over, Votes Counted, tion is that the individual fits Formal rushing reach its climax t<>e The UniorT-fiallroom. will be into the general program theme. the scene of the second Union Results-Big Secret erence dinners at a! Parks Johnson, who will begin houses from Board dance of the season, and 6:30 • -H) p J Votes for the Mnrdi Gras his 11th year of broadcasting PanHellenic Pit Dick Charles ^bnnd furnishing "King" and "Queen" were Vox Pop in November, and his Pat the music. Dick George is chair¬ Reddy announced man of the affair. counted last night following the new radio partner, Warren Hull, formal dinner i.- th close of voting at 4:45 p. m. yes¬ the movie star widely-known event7 before Over on fraternity row will be pic,: r.n A.G.R. radio party with terday. Results of the voting for his "Green Hornet" screen Tuesday, The silen will not be announced till the role, will entertain the audience, gins 9 George Streuwer as chairman, p. m. Satin - coronation dance, however. and through their air discussions S.A.K. dance with Bob Hixon as with pledging. Plans for the party are pro¬ with six or seven State students chairman, and a Theta Chi party. Finishing up the radio dance list gressing under the leadership of will acquaint millions of listen¬ HOME EC CLUB the various committee chairmen, ers with the thoughts and plans First meeting m are A.T.O., Beta Chi, Kappa Sig, Ht. headed by Jack Bush, general of typical college men for the club will be held and Sigma Nu. chairman. places they will occupy in the 7:30 p. m. in the Grange to Mix Other committees and chair¬ The Little theater will be filled tiring lines tomorrow. according to" P. < men are coronation and decora¬ Holser. The put i> with Student Grange members Participants Awarded tion. Alex Dillingham; program, ganization and the at their first mixer of the term. Each student interviewed will Fred Tyler; publicity, Sheldon the year will be ex Mr. and Mrs. Thadu and Mr. and be jtiven useful and amusing ar¬ Mrs. Lnrzelcvv are the patrons Moyer; tickets, Bill Coleman; ticles of merchandise for his ef¬ meeting is open t. He* costumes, Julianne Willis; pa¬ students under the according to Bill Kemppnincr, forts in answering questions at rade, Bob Hixon; float, Joe Lew¬ of Althea Wilcox. chairman. the microphone. Vox Pop will mm is; voting. Jean Critchfield,. and WMWvm' Doing a little pie-celebration advertising, Parke Moewe. A rugged jungle trooper, sta¬ purchase—these gifts in Lansing, DELTA GAMMA ME Friday night were Mason and tioned at a U. S. outpost in tiie spending approximately S500. Delta Gamma * mm Abbot halls, each having sepa¬ Local arrangements for the. -fencing Panama Canal area, finished the honorai rate radio parties. Warren Ben¬ nett and Warren Davenjxirt were LILLE job of applying a mudpack mask, broadcast are in charge of Rob¬ ert J. Coleman, WKAR director. j W.A.A. fencing t one of the camouflage tricks j classes from 4 to chairmen respectively. The Stu¬ (Continued from Page 1) used by jungle troops to hide dent dub held a party with a _ | m. Monday throe "Little Hod School House" motif, The raiders, directed by Moj. themselves in the undergrowth Recorded Interlude j President Connie in the Peoples church. Gen. Carl Spaatz, commander of on patrols. j r.ounced. the U. S. A. A. K. in the Kuro- Will Feature .Liszt i Eight practice' Greeks Dance pean theater, smashed factories 4 for 25 W.A.A. p. Also Friday night were more The musical interlude, a re¬ and railroad yards against strong radio dances at Greek houses. Greek Men to Tap corded program sponsored, by j end of the tei m Nazi'opposition and came home Boh Cb ik was chairman of the with only four of Town Girls from 12:30 to 1 p. m. ; be given for pas' COO planes Tomorrow's the day Greek fencing tournamei Uimbdi Chi dance, which initi¬ each day on the fourth floor of missing. fraternities break" their si¬ | are open to all v,- ated a new short wave sending the _ ?> The raid was greater than lence. By action of the In¬ Union, includes for Monday, 12, Les Preludes, a sym¬ | in fencing. ■ .. §$*■&••V.'- apparatus enabling them to play anything thrown by the Nazis tel fraternity council, men's Oct. life the same records,on every radio in the house. Phi Kappa i gainst England in the dark days Tau of the Battle of houses will be allowed the fir.-1 time for phonic poem by Liszt; Emperor Waltz, by Strauss; and the Song ! W. M. Kipling. Britain, before this term to held a combination card and ra¬ of the Volga Boatman, arranged ! ington observer. the Luftwaffe called olf their break out the pledge pitis for dio party with Charles Hubbard men who have passed all so¬ by Stravinsky. Ohio State univei daylight attacks and concen¬ acting as chairman. The Farm¬ trated on cial requirements night raids. demanded house party was ehairmanned by i f them. AH 17 fraternities The greatest American aerial Walt Weber; the Delta Chi dance exploit of the war ' came two will hold special noon dinners by Doug Jcwctt; and Delta Sig days after the fhll.r.v.ng pledging warning from the ceremo¬ by Harold Dugeel, The Phi United States nies. IX'lts entertained with a bufTet army by radio to the French people to move away supper with Dick Straight as tiotn factories producing ton chairman. Germany. HANNAH The raid moved the Gorman llnnigsheim to .Speak - I ugh command to mention Flying (Continued from Page 1) !)r Paul Ilonigsheim. who has Fortresses for the tlrst time, al¬ i afternoon periods. Although Sat- Brilliant New made j a study of the sociology of though this was their 14th mis¬ i urday and Sunday afternoons I music will participate in a meet¬ sion over western Europe. j have been designated for most of "South-of-the-B 7: -'er'' ing of the Michigan Music the volunteer groups, men may ' Teachers* association. The "ft lit meet 111 Detroit next group Roanoke college, Salem, Va , ft!so volunteer tor midweek aft¬ WySir^ % Make-Up by 'flies, recently celebrated its 100th an¬ er:'. ■ a-' if there can be a mini- ; tlav. niversary. mem lo-s of elasswork for the; Helana Rubins }in I five-man teams. A group of four students un¬ der the leadership of one experi- i enecd man student may be trans-; 7 juried to various Ingham and i Clinton cotmty fields close to the ! college to help in the beet har- i vesting. Pay will be. provided j ' by the sugar beet factory at teg- ; < t' >* A* uiar rates. j 7«A Allies Overtake Japs 7 Ai'\ •** ~^y Cocliinellef GEN MAC ARTHURS HDQ.,! \I1 - A new red! vil i i j Australia, Oct. 10 (AP)—Allied j r "t ' / V : . J patrols have pushed into the "gap j w kV. "v *•'{, /, . . exciting! lb- .--■'1I The PEOPLES CHURCH j ierduig to Kokoda in the Owen 2 J, < I nlfHriuiMinal ional) ji Stanley mountains and have ^ n Helena Rubin-E a made contact for the first time ' ^ Services of Worship 9:30 and II j in several days with Japanese! j patrols, it was announced Satur- \ | from colorful 7! Oct. 11 — Sermon: "Cod in the War* , day. light up Amcrii N, A. MrCt'NE complexions u ' • *1 TATE new beauty. M '■ • zi' *| COLLEGE LUTHERAN CHURCH l ONTINI IU S TODAY I to II P.YI. are blonde, brim- STATU THKATKK William V oa sr. I'utor I . LAST flMKS Toll AY-—-t-, I I BIHl.E El.ASS AT U;M | W o Hoc Boor, - Morjorio Main I I Titian—your boaun *■' WORSHIP SF.RVICH ANII HOLT COMMUNION AT LI "JACKASS MAIL" | hormon Tkrmo.- Tho JuSxmrnl of llnf. I atkrran Studont • STARTING SUNDAY ~*~ more intense .. • I'lak at tlH Sat far e.rniar ia tko Oraaaitalion Bourn. af tk* Union. romantic ,.. more FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST provocative vvi'.Ii •CAST l-ANSIM; COCniNELLEl Maooair Tna,lt. Ill M. A, C. An. KIMIAY-8IHOOI. «:M A. M. SUNDAY SBRVICKS II A. M. WKDNKSDAY KVKNINU 8KBVICK I O'CLOCK Its perfect uhth your gay tieut eloihcs—Just RoaRiaa l«a oari Loading l.tkrorr. III Akkol BaiMtag. lV« Dtil, ma II :M A. M. to 4:M P. M. oad SaaSo,, Ino 1 U 4 P. M. right accent for the "Mardi Gras." In Hr!< Rubinstein's velvet-textured lipsticks, .75, l-ra EPISCOPAL 1.50, rouge, 1.00, mascaraf 1.00. r&EHtXLS onm u CHURCH L.-t Wot.ilo Aor,y, our punpui .adviocr, help ycu choo-'- > North of State Capitol Building, Lansing SUNDAY — OCT. II i aTWHuroi ■