Monday Broadcast to Open I News Service on WKARi, broadcast officially opening the services of ; MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Rudy Student Publication of Michigan iation, Inc., radio news service of the Associ- State will he a five-minute newscast at 8:55 next College t iling over WKAR, college radio tation. Robert VOL. 33Z.333 *.J. Coleman, station — director, announced yesterday. Dorms Select \azj News, received hourly by flireet wire over a miu'biiie -ioxttillefl in the siudm--. teletvp" Tmops Flee Naples Kail Term A" Fifth Ar,,l>' At,Van< <>s will lie broadcast at fly#- iriinutcs i. (If leU. This new for t Will lie >n|)i r\!'-er| hv Wall \llies Near < ouipletioo of Fir-I Step in Coiif|iie.t ' MeGrnw. inMmctoi ' Soplioinores Kate High of II ill , triumph . . ,,ntl drama. ,,i I Italy lis (>eriiinn- Ivvaeiiale ke\ City a» i Illinois f .boost* I mler '• teless coeds 1 Stan.,,, Expansion New Job-lloiili Slielling J»y Kriti-li Fleet of one air- s,;"r " AI.I.IKD HI)Q IX NORTH AFRICA. Sept. :;o (Al'i . plea inscribed ; Hye-mini ( beaten Gentian trees streamed north out of - .,ik i" a Morrill (,rinv burning Na¬ lull particulars!roundup ples tonight toward their next defense line in the hili't C1 U (i I n g ,n. including: hurt ot Rome. Imiles away, as American and meeting tanks : do the h II , naked into the outskirts i the great nil hospital. the position. 1 Co iuslraliuus Hold nth after port front the skirting MX ,nie , . will lot millg to : take : \eir (diiueu Hose Mi.rrrll hall de¬ le the elevator: i^oinsl Jtijts .. e : ion of the , 1 lemma's Helper ^ I . recently proved . to one English r,, i,ii the dead-pan si- , , | ,he lioal words i|uestions?" he ,n»wcr to (|iiestions hands that he Imshel of peaches See IXIKVI UK THIS- I'm.- : Ull*. il.ouersl (line I iiion lioanl IMans id/ I.lid (oil[tons I in I.list or it i red Sticinl \cli>ilics t. 30 (AP for Fall IVrm Adminis- the Rocky s»e WKAIt—Pane 11 antic ocean, i Vu»o*la\s I5alt!r the mid- :n Parkin# Restrictions ""ll "-ta,n . Issued to Students, (icrtiiaii (mops ■ dfectivc at Faculty Members in (»ori/ia \»va I him Vilnii M it Pill king on the c ..-ii move would n.umption in- pus dr.ve by MSC :.>(••.'• Kfftiiirf-- KfCfiiit shle supplies" hers and student- tual equaliza¬ permitted. bet.vein toe I. 7 a. rn. and 5 30 p m n tions through hiitage. 1 a. voiding to 1!. VV IP.,;, move is to in- ration in the i of Last Lansing pome. a week while dent park.:.-, i - tfi d C rations in j torium during the e hoc t ■ less they olitain a reti a i region from i Dr. Holland tor .-pc . t- North Caro Music Ih'jitirtmciit Wans Schedule ina, Georgia iu Sjtile of II in-lime Hundieups , ,, . . I Ull n '[ ( ration? are a JTl to two gallons, Titer .d Sunday ing to rules en oampus All student and tie ulti¬ ers of cars being driven en Jr I ill < umpaign pus must have then - vet ''Oe. Hut the registered at the campus | Top department, whether or not .have previously had them i "vet.uan and Commu- ' IND.. Sept. 301 tered. nad io-t rru >re than o days yet to go, Other rules ,,w and „. regula •'i and 'sever al thou- 'e Treasury Hert- wjtj remain the ame as ■oners " Nazi troops Jr., told the na-:enforce{j iast arid ma rted to have ixt-n or- ye Americans had ike no more pr isoners." 'op in their drive ■ partmerit, Rogers said j secured at the campus pom my in July and it K- it Riley, Kan. Prof Owen 1'00.000 worth of j Reed is now a tuil-time te rhcr ng the Third War i of physic^ while Jukus S: staff Meeting Planned .. at the Evansville A staff meeting of the WM- v.e f been discontinued be- the lack of men's berg, former instructor, devote- all of his time to teaching math¬ TIME TABLE he participat- verine editorial staff has Underwood stated. ematics. Dr. J Murray Barbour, re been 1 ....... '•inching nig of a tank ut idim scheduled for today suiwuuicu iw-.uj .in the v. Woi- Aitnougn the band is already :s teaching mathematics out t -men, vV'nii.fi mo mo;e secretary Morgen- verine office, according to Joy abou pe ; . time. nation- Randall, editor of the 19-44 Wob " that at 11 a. m. verine. a The meeting is tor the Mermeamt ; en J - ^ 0i- New additions to the rlepti-t- I Big SKters, 5 furtbe_ infoe. menl are Christina Schoonma- I p. m time) a total of purpose^of getting typists, copy or' worth , th of bonds writers, wt Wi UUilUSt photographers and u/Xce . ma a n . ifom idie ^oI ,he ker, formerly of Clivet. and fc! Little Theater, Home Ec * in the current VVltlCiO, jjuuwgtMt""-'" help collected for work on the o gu . , „ 1 -j -i * ' fist len' Wistinetski. formerly of { Wolverine editorial staff d *iment has recenUy Oberlin conservatory. 5 p. m.. Wolverine office. J forthcoming yearbook. | Friday, Octobri MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two (iriii and Bear It . . . By Lit |,jN f'ini MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Spartans wcoDd clM. I»«tur at th. ^u.«lc. Eaal " T,.r.lnlr. Bleb, 0«1~. "" P n,Ur«l .. around B.«.r nf ««t wlntr Offlaa , National Advertising Scrvirh, Inc. K.t m. r ! < .Iktt fmUithrn Krfirritmutht , Snbarrlptfaa r»i»» ~8<- p«r-*op»: J orilo t. V nrr jrnar lir nmll . 818" P»r v.ar bp w . 4SOM.r-.-ON Av. * ' »»»'"« "" N'« Y',, K W '..-'Ma ^ T, ,|J.. ear'-r r<.ar to .lud.nt., ISM V l)r r(,;lr„, mrrinr n> rion-.'udanta. „ <■« MUt ItiiiN »" In w In. MEMIIKR <>» THE ARSOCIATED PRESS tM| p.,—. I. oarl.iaiv.-lp «.,t.t'W U. ttw »-r mnihllnatlnn of all • lm i r.'l leil to It or not 'other wfaM? credited In »hl# paper *'«.! »l»o th# - r. ♦ !,id,..l therein. All r^hta of publfa*tk»a «.n .p*ci»l dl-patrhaa hara- \M. Mil.I V H .. ilcpj.: Inioi DOIIM (IITK !!.KS SPEAKING FOR MYSELF Hv liatliarn Pcnnison A It.on ll.> I tiding hi»- li'llrt lli^; Sister* Schedule ' \UtU\ MSC\ v An..- |iii|Htrlunl Mcclin" CLASSIFIED MIS LOST HELP UANli I •ugh hud OOlrers IH >unccd. and i* Other By at the vv«r!! as thn>«- id Bi s Hude CO lth Michig Stale JtMikins Battle m- rv in;: ui a th.rd ti¬ ATTRACTIVE tll'K.Vt' de P.. , and doubtless many m.mv other ■ cot sevreurv Mar- v\ ho did not ; I" t1. lcaes who watched its start and garrt J M. (Band Hapids .sh oulti atwnd Harold M.ivhwr. 15. Harold progress at MSC are waiting, hand. clerical work. alk! trps.hm. li, treasurer. Je.ui Zini- Ned. '45; Hoy Ni never. 45; wondering what State is going I'W-BHKMI. v**y work. No . mtman; social chsirsaan. Julia Laurence Peters, Bert P,- to d<. about it this year. Ma. key. l.ong l.yluiui. N Y. fresh¬ Iduiguagt* Instructor terson 44; Tom ; 'ovvers, '45; As long as the need 'or social m«»ur Av«».. Lantitig. man. and hie warden, Jane Id'uvtv for Vermont Jehu Price, 46; A Reynolds. activities which will include ar¬ '44; Charles Rul. 45 Fied Sim¬ my and civilian men both is still FOR SALE Pockham. Lowell freshman. Load ci at Concord house dur¬ Misha H Fayer. instructor of mon.-. 44. .Hid Jim Vogel, 45, imminent, it sounds like the an¬ BLACK TAFFETA FOH5* 1 German and Russian.^vtH leave are also members ing tall term"vnll he. President of this nine swer to many problems for some fitpv dinner frown. and •*««"* • Weiss. Jackson sopho¬ on Oct. 15 tor Middleburv col¬ week course of intensive mili¬ ton formal, all lit. A»f tr- Barbara persons. ner K,»wn. »u»» 14; a.r4 2 - more. She will be'assisted by lege. Vermont He will be as¬ tary training. The fanfare of a Mardi Gras one rrwn crvp**. and 1 vice president, HUUegurde Neu- sistant p:olessor of foreign lan¬ Only representative of the need not be present . . . last year 12. Call 4-6241 or ■ hold, Hoseville freshman; secre¬ guages there. the hoards tary-treasurer. Amy Lou Firth, Expected to replace Fayer are navy names among of parades and floats already mentioned, is tioned, but the work involved were men¬ Lilac, Ea^t LanairiR. niJkCK VELVET thr»4-r'"'K 0 i iMichigan State Fair "I the Air which i;i ,, , it . , lake krirluj|» , Postponing the football onener a partment in a meeting yesterday set Saturday. (»••». Id, week, th'e athletii de- ..,.1 this week over W LS, the Prairie Farmer ,■ « . as .the date for the first doulneheader, Joe H«>l-ing« •• of . • g... will take' place today when K. L. An- ' f ' . the ph.vs ed stall' stated in the absence of Athleti p.oeo- Agriculture, will speak. j a* Roil Iroop- light t.ir Ralph If. Voutig. * omv will dis-* ' for U liile llii—tiu AST furloughs were tlm t,„ki. i . j n, of .Miehi /j it i • i - primary - cause tor the ...-t f- ■•/. w in the past ' tC'ff tit 1 11 lilt I I.ONMN. Sept; JO f 1-OiUn l s l.tii tS t li) Ittis MIM) MARKS GREEN SIT.A-II hv s w ill athiin ' if* 1 alluu fiy htuoum » • Start 11/ hiilituniM for Km! in I'roHimii* W1111 W \\\\{ nary 1 ... In 1, O vow -homing • DELTA GAM.M \ Ml >U> "DOC* (ill.l.K-PII. j Lessons in ten. in iii- gkr \ it. 1 j given by mem • • <•! I iT< i t re: ma Mu I.ua a m • '• ing to Lois No ■ a. .'. ted in need : he I'm buli. ."'fused ar'd residential j Tueld. , Kin. - svr. - si N. WAA ir -I'M) \ V VITKKNOO.N ' I Mans Party Detroit May lie Setup i'resent nig ■of COP Convention run- y of the Speech League Holtl- TUB FINEST DETROIT eme tor Meeting at Mate rhurch. Detroit may be tne >oen. • : " . 1944 OOP nation 1 eoiiwi.tion. FLOOR according to a .-iatemect m.. ;<■ r bilk be in dancing the here today by Har'isi.n Spangler, chairman "t tr.<■ Re¬ E SHOW and Mrs. J. publican national committee. IN TOWN nd Prof, 'The decision will be made «vnl be patrons. and j when the committee meets in © ('oeptle & ( u. January," Spangler said, t'ieve land and Chicago were other long and i • Julee Hewitt bidders. league. 9 Jean Coral mm The leag OPA Releases New Autos held at ^ room of th in _ Spartan budding. At © Hilly Broadway LIONEL will be served # June Hays WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 —The OfTiccvof Price Adminis- fAP) 6:30 0 p. m „ the delegates a; Hunt's food Q Bcnnie Carew BARRYMOKE tration (OPA) today authorized shof, and his orchestra IN a quota of 30.800 new automo- biles for sale under during October. rationing | Almost 250.000 tons jjei an esi-ential war qf fluor- material. We Suggest Reservations 4iI)r. Gillespie's Some 7,000 new cars will be j have bean found in Hudspeth j Call New Assistant" held in reserve for possible Oc-1 county, Texas, by the University j 89934 or 82439 tober sale to meet emergency j of Texas bureau of economic demands in excess of the quota, j geology. Friday, Octobc MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Will You Make This A Day For Our Heroes of America 7 bond today to honor someone you know in the service ill in Mrl.l Washington wept in his heart for his freezing troops— And saw blood on the icc where shoeless feet had trod. "A strong nation is not born of indulgence and ease." Ob, htrtet 'J America, who art abroad in lie earth toj.n , Op/xir I inmeshed in lie lot and unreasoning machinery of war— •I e n-culd not hate •,'« I new bow we ding to our dollart Our cowardly, slacker dollars, while you diefor us,t Franklin, Jefferson, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry— "If a people hate war too much to risk all for freedom At the drop of a hat—freedom will be taken from then r'irefalhrt >f America, who carried the fearful weird < >f a reh.'li-n and a whole nation on your shoulders — II do dan i to ia.r complete destruction—turn from the •I fi irtm IIn i it ■ ,r in 'dim hank. accounts, and our little ideas Mnl.r I irst (J how Jew bond• pay the pri.t of our rich inheritance. i (,1'rni'in I.incoln . . . w ith the great rugged soul of you suflcrirv Risking the life of the Union to save it, Help us to be a credit to ourselves—and to our childrc American heroes' Boys and men from farms and town', I re m dark , ities,from plains and woods and mountain Who are laying your lives at our feet for our freedom— II "att now , . , for the impact ef this successful bunt II huh heats oat from corners and vaults, i mm elarl, and secret places, our dollars—too decent I ■■ remain :n iuling when lending them is our duty, <)ur n:i and sour due. This isn't llu> soldiers* and sailors* war. It's Mini's mid coasting, while others carry the fijrht at the front \MI mine. It's America that the. Axis is lijihtin^. 'I litil" at home. Do VI.I. your share — in honor of a li<; son find me. W e don't liave to fio to the front to huh! — you know or know ahout — huy a homl TOD.W we eau send our money. If we don't do that, we'v Hitc* for Kill I!.- II. Jewell's Flowers i/tint Famera Shop ~SmalPs \ an I)ervoorl\s Jaeohsoii's Norm Kcwl. Florist W olvorino State (.olle