£.7 VI rA for victory UNfTtD STATES WM With MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Weather PONDS-STAMPS Daily Stadrnt Pal,lira, Little change in temperature FAST I,ANSI\'( 1 111 USOAY. tHTOHF.K 7, |(I43 Yugoslavs Cut A,ii. • a * Line to ltal\ / iiciiiaii Iuvcts in Advance on Home Heavy Lomspm \' Shiner? aw Slav Army Brruk- (on mil l}lans \cross Nolliinio, Biferno Rivers In Wwt Main Supply Komi mlt. Titer. '- «.-meii .< °n the Manli Grass AI.I.1KD IIIH}., AI,(IIKKS, Oct. (1 (AIM- The Allied % In ,[■ Sr. M. I.H*e thai senile push The Yugoslav national army LONDON, Oct. (i (AIM— . . tilth and eighth armies have crossed two rivers on which 1 ,hr' ...l ■> m.iiii. ti swims high of liberation announced to-,' jOV h)|", , / the fiercely resisting Germans are making a stand to irn- day that, reinforced l>y ! Definite r t-; i pedc tite British-American drive I* the up the Italian peninsula for the Volturno, flowing into Croatian units .Tall eo.vrt h-hiltR t''"""1** it had cut the Trieste Austria rail line used b\ j t hird atiiuiM Mnrdi (Jrns i f l ira it Horn hers jthe Tyrrhenian sea 20 miles slick nr. I"- assnrwl she formula I from Naples, and the Bifer- L ith a W'ifH ■ . ■ the Germans t j were I til the Stn- troops ai bump In'" •' ll, r' dent council i no, which runs into the Adri- equipment into the Italian h. tlefront. j g held ||I |7•(•/»" reek llolo<*m Il(tl01*11(1 !atic. l in Kai l) t« Hi* Taste The national ar I The ly. hrii 'raj'J'ie (.enter up , ustnitod communique, broade i-.li ,.t ascd Free Yugoslav radio iition along the thought Al,< i IKHN. younger ported spread of bin kIV ic, crossed tin Vol- to many parts of Yiigosiavia hundreds turno at ■ing tond point after or- cupy- the German-coot! nilcd !i. accurately ing Aver id Mnddoloni. north ,dy to hop tii< in fell i her bed radio acknowledged heavy in and n the. I of Naples, and to German forces altcioplm; reached Lag. Di I'atria, a marshy inly nn overcome resistance alnin; wrecked lake 12 miles west of the .•d toads" Dalmtitian coat the A.hi.- lingua, hub port. Iieadqu aiuiouriecd to quiet i traltie to today. Rome said Yugoslav ln,r. creature. It..loc and were heavy. British f orce Crossings Fighting at Frontier Severance of the Tu.-.te j In the area along til. 0ON('T( it I l'^CS tela rail line- "otter, du.-.t » i I "I* *«w* I sistiincc* to /Allied tro..p nB(Mlr(l rilipmo |1 sl.'iv southern Italy, tnd Ihc Y. * slav rnmmuriin communique. The. hear ; emplovi HICI'cikIOIH'O | lighting in this operation (The j said to be at the Italian Yi , that all (APi'shiv frontier lietw.-en ' the t.> pa . ..tin i had told con- of Rukek on the Yiiimi-I.iv ■ been elide ■d and that thf Go Filipinos, See YUGOSLAVS—Page : l he Ik of tiie G petal upon he vi ly is retreating well beyond the .1 loyalty, U: and supply 11.. -1 "< ompletc river.") Italy African i mod" .claim the and Fxplorer ■sauIt I followed a F< Monday ,.t Bolzn of Striking far to the north ahead Allied ground forces, four of Flying Forti esses made lands as to Show Movies town just 3a miles waves a devastating attack on the iner pass. strategic rail center <>r Bologna, advantage of imprn til si.tent to the also Saturday Niglil ; Allied lighter-bomiie on the Brenner pass line ISO miles below the German border. Sec COI'Nl 11,—Page I of their most tul provide for Recently returned from Afri-i An Allied spokesman termed it it against enemy mo mo of the i, Mrs. Ava Hamilton Singer, > "one of the most accurate and destroying abou ■'apanese and made | j explorer, has first-hand inlor- Russian .Summer in low-level attack; successful attacks ' ever by the northwest African air made mation and colored motion par Front I.: iiu icsts: force. tu.il Assistant-, | lures which she will pre cut in College auditorium Satin day at: | Of fensire Hailed A inert medium ctnms bomber and Fortresses Shoot Fight Planes fha' hr bo . ; ■red to en- 8:15 p. m„ S. K Crowe, dire. - id For- i Bombs ripped into fight icgntintions j tor of the entertainment .1 Quezon announced. serie; al Dniejter Rirer points .. all from ! hops', w yards. I. : (.motive s shed.* and oil /oik ibo Pi;, •noiiwealth Mrs. Singer', lectine will »:»•:< nan front at fire -. Fortress > ■ I'.mity for the World Adventure m-i u-s t• «p j eight out he mutual S h>»I t«ni. Hei topic will he "Toe my lighter,i that n.ls and of I Dayvn ot Victory m North At i- attack. istanc »1 for the In this film the fd ! peace in pjorer has record, .n a. .do for "dc- try and the pe< twisting 100-mile Africa. She has added It; Fd 1 h ent neces- taken by the v ,r-dep,w ; ing ih. ...visions of her own color ; cipally i units aimed with in., & 8" vet i. . vonomic rc- Mrs. Singer's fame as .•hine guns and son v. :' in. United States explorer and lecturer i; tillery in orchards and beiiu 5* PHIUrriM s—Page 3 oil 5 life spent almost Oll'icci's I'reseiil bre ALLIES—I'age 4 abroad, .living in coup hiatal Hi imbed all parts of the world, CDC Objectives ' Linton Asks Fall Seniors through Africa took l'"i to Apply for Diplomas Iter Pearl llarlntr and covered 110,000 md at First Meeting She is the only worn Ail seniors completing rc- *t Conference i has traveled through l alone. .•r.,-( .natives from , , every \ ?u',U-rm, vm,lan}f 1943. have !"r 8r,adu"1"'" been asked Jf by t""i h'A' \« >!!. T. H„ Oct. y ('. women s dorroi- . Hegistrar . ■ Among the _ R. S. Linton to . all ,.t ,,nu otg,i"i/.,ii.on on campus istallations which Mrs. Singer bei. Hulls Temporarily yjC record room in the basement ' Wake island Society of Woman Gcr present at the orientation of g of C'DC last night. The | Adrainistratlon bu.ittl.,.. - i and shell- National Geographic s. immediately, in order to make American Museum o) Natu purpose of the meeting was to application for diplomas. strong task tic History, and charter nieim ■ introduce officers to representa- Students who are. candidate- I fleet, said .ves and to expiain to therri the " d today by ship in the Inter-Amcr..an So¬ for teachers' certificates should Nmitz. ciety of Anthropology and Geug meaning and aims of CDC. also call at the record room to imanded by raphy. Vera Gardner, chairman of sign their teachers' oath cards. iicd E. Mont- CDC, .-aid that the time lor the id. d classes in airplane spotting, The r.n aircraft Union Grill to Bp Open : I -u dment by g lh<> Morse code, foreign languages, unit, i II at dawn, said for Saturday Dances tlv ir'cd bj tanks nched nursery i.st. home school, surgical dress- mechanics, and lite TIME TABLE "'..-ive stroke fol- Weekly Saturday dances soon • ving has not been determined ,.1'ks. but sored by the Union b- nd will j „„ .. the disclosure lull will be announced later. headtiri fters of Admiral be a RU: ,'ri .v " ere repulsed , yet. .! but will be announced later -lb that • part of the Saturday nigh!; I'll populated' places1 New officers presented were All-coed swim, 7 p. m. *enc,. VY rvleBic Paciflc opening of the Grill, Emery In.- - j ui'ured bv the Red army. ! Sally Seifert, chairman of WPB: Fool, Women's gym • been held at tor, Union manager, announced. • ■ " c Titlv u,r, ',jr :' ei headquarters The first dance will be hold this The Russians last were report- J Margaret Peterson, publicity chairman; Jean Swengel, direc¬ Orthosis, 5 p. m. week. ed 25 miles east of Vitebsk Dance studio, Women's gym -W Fr. ;,,}ended by , . Red army positions tore re¬ tor of SWAVE entertainment; a-,dpr H i. ^'n8. com- Eight p. m. to 12 midnight Margaret Bullen, charge of de¬ Dramatic Workshop , iri * ll? V? ef of the U. S. will be the Saturday hours for ported improved near Gomel. fense classes, and Ruth Peters, Auditions. 4 p. m„ room 246 said. Dances A German counter-attack was HandT" F' HnIscy, the grill. Foster will be held in the Union ball¬ declared beaten back with heavy chairman of activities. College auditorium «, ;rd " lr'r' south Paciflc Department heads appointed room each week unless the German losses in the Mogilev Hedrick house, 6:30 p. ni. room has been reserved for pri¬ area and the Germans were said last spring who will continue to Org. room 1, Union nd naw\''n,Wake was the hold their posts are Mary Green¬ the aiflL k lorce attack vate parties. Orchestras will .o have been dislodged from a Spartan, 7:30 p. m. furnish music for these affairs. field, CDC executive and secre- the cnet rase since il fel1 v trongly fortified point on anoth¬ atry; Mary Ellen Haaek, charge Spartan office, Union annex ®®jny- Dve. 23, 1941, and Jukebox music for dancing in er sector. The Russians have of defense office; and Barbara Sigma Chi smoker, 7 p. m. tut thP „.punch delivered the mixed lounge will be used reported taking towns about 45 iPoag, if the ballroom has been re¬ miles east of Mogilev. SWAVe head. Faculty dining room, Union *outB^!my u'P°sts in s.Paclflc P<*- . Six weeks. served, Foster added. (irin liihI Brar It n, VI VA AUKKRMAN I lha l» fiKtllrt. bit Lanalat. Mlrh. ORIM* , „f Unkw RttlMIng Annel. nvm 8 Mi Mala rullrge rr).phnn» Cntt**« ft.™. mmi. m- «*» n4,rjB| E*l. Hti*ln«»» OfllM National Advertising Service, Inc. r.«t »•. I'MrHmUr«t~ *0 par "W! M V per Ml I t Mil »l R' 1—r r».r lu " SCO Miciwh *vr „ihl.r"WT im e«» M V M HF.H < line ivri? APSOC1AT10) VRESB »fit»tlrt| to »•» irrifr r to mm m ihllfstlon ,1 orient* of ftil nUO th« Hi 'Ssfox* V / . • ^,skA- , . • thoimlt-hH h«r* right* of public$ti**n on THE FACULTY VIEWS THE NEWS iutl-ir \vh it . K.fifnr « \ "'• f 1; is ht'siHr b„ M t hi,:,;u Stub- far ; s ) >rn< A A A «>?>?. unHrr whu'h ho fn;t.v do his fiv Ha V A MTLMiATF ~r- 11 € »S I. »»! u« Wh<> erne ,VMI III liwttiK* thr Stair \rv t:»t H Is WIk t-Its i»*\c tfi.it Spii. t,.ii miM» .• i'i US lid o| !hi' \\;ir 1 lie > ■..,v "This .s mv ins' Iniiiith.is! nf" this pi.it;. mil. itiiii I hut i - 11.. ItPUM tip 1.1 this minute " M <;osi.\\i \ Hrhitul th-.T .mnmmoomi I" .hi thr now- hi- vn i INFORMATION w«-. .i difference i>t opinion he- h,m, Hum n un.l P.ml White. It appears M;at Win kVhri \i.i.-C()i-:tt swim l-dito i «Aixt tltiteel it nrws brojidrast Every Tlntfsil.n p. in. thr pool in ti;r -•< nrws without tho om .till l»r opri. . .bin? prison.d mictions would t.i-rmiuix lti|i«-lh-it rds. Tank suits «• t o % .ht, h o ami \alucless that of a write quired. mat Im i■ ■ - drsk lor a cettlv SPARTAN— Al! ; tudetit without prwonM viewpoint or Oil? lH'«lniT 1!.: « Hi utt 11 Wli thr pietwiire Church Cnion Considered CIKVELANH Ort 8 .Al' th su(T.- An had to get ou' i>: ltaiv 1 P. esby let lan chut ch was authot 1 ...to; I.u won thr ,lis..ppt ot a! lied at the Protestant Episcopal of thr British C..i ci union! py chinch - 14th triennial eonven- .us frank trp. vt n., oi thr sitiu- ing of a Hi .'is: h.ittirsh.p 1. Australian Forres that insti.mr nowrvor. the Hr.t 'sh hep- ha.t the Ktarr to vtlthdl.ivs oh.irt pons to him. tin; lit- Arrive at Diiiupu K'vins tar t, il k'trT«mg admis¬ ALLIED HDQ. IN THE S W sion that Hr WH.t < ight Dui n^ HA. I EL' Oct : . AP Austi i Miehigan's famed Wilhe Hus¬ 'he days whrn Mussolini ,. I,an i.Lcs mot una down the ton scored more than no toucii nruii o. jswrd and n nrtv cot- R. ma t allot hat r reached the downs from 190! t-. 1905. village of Durnpu. 50 miles south Italy. »ii,mti'< surasm added rf Mud.mg. New Guinea today s CLASSIFIED ADS Photo Holder MUtf to his fite minutes rf nets s Th:s tcpscscntcd an advance help wanted duttn The blonup and the shott- of seven miles from Kaigulin camr whrn Brown, dur- tvho.-c capture was announced srt'OKNT II. *•»)r prki-,1. F..r appi. White called the statement Finschhafen, P-40s set fires in Lower Floor ■ - Gifts nothing short of an editorial, and the dump areas of Gasmata, New accused Brown of defeatist talk Britain, enemy air base. lost that "would be of immense pleas¬ North of New Britain in the COAT -Hint-ll Che-l.-rfi.-I.I lukf-n Store Hours: 10:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. ^ l.y ure to Dr. Goebbels and his vicinity of Kavieng. New 1 in¬ niwtAk.- at Knpra Kaiips Uarniu, bojs." land, a light Japanese cruise- S.l ricww call S-423-i. ITv2S->9 tfr* Brown said his statement tv.w was the target of an air attack. 1«T South /7 A BROWN LEATHKR WALLET >shu In the Solomons, fighter planes the consensus he had arrived at following a 40-day tour of the went after Japanese shipping off talninir carS. m..i«y Reward uffmt an.l an iil.-nti(tcHti n Call exa St. ,'t ""ST" .4t* nation He had failed, however, Bougainville and Cholseul is¬ NEAR WOMEN'S DokAl -l'air ,.f to make such a qualifying state¬ lands, the two points to which ahelt-rimme.1 v t.-wr jn timan eww. LEATHER GOODS ment in his broadcast. the enemy is reported evacuating Fm.Ier please rail luu.ven B,.rt»n Eet White, as news editor of CBS. See AUSTRALIA—Page 3 St. ssi-so-si — ,'J 1A N s TA NFW S rngc Threw Thompson, Pay no llclpTraiii llhiimlrrbolts" Rca/ly for Tnltv Off Balkan Situation \riny Sliulonls til Stalo ^-.i. I i\I;»V 1M" Discussed l» , |{<-pon«ihle for Neholnt'idlip. Iloallli 1 at Moscow I !<>11\ <» nfTii'ors responsible* iMin.in'iM s mon on campus are! u'-ntinned tn-m p.e.e i> , nh Thnmpm n. direclor niul 1 h«- Is m of the A SI1" unit, mid ^i,.| m iki u; the iM.tt V;\vnr. t raining -i 1ho 3I0tll CTD I'"'"!. nl n, e me h, T!winpV ''111*1 . . •nutcfl to nin.jm l.ivf \ vi-.ion tlie t.tPir piilori n« hi'Iim' I'M-lmi: t< •gisl.llll.il |l M i jot* Thnnti von whs . mili'pi'n.li- ii.,', engtiOHM. I'll July 1 , Hill! I'll \ ti timing diroitnr. I. . ^ ^0 WHS S tnliniii'il .,i l;l"" ; i o! ll'JLIi'. St. Ill , ' in. t ntul n-1»o served .,1 'Hie i : A A1' gittU'ir tl'HlllilM i sii |,|| ,ls ! Ahct Horn. {■> II tup Ihilleil M 11 CttlOTOH ft rl iv r sei v ■ . ,.;i i.t),. t , ...mini ' ;. HMO. mm'fsshin ' Ii. (.crmaiis I.onling I rciisiircs in |{onu "1 M.irrlmuii in Attend ;:";!„w1n'' Nnveniliei. '' M,71,:1i,: 1 111 Ippllty Maintaining Troops in "Open (iilv" • (.uuhmtinu Fliithtmvn SilutluU' Squadron Immill for Friday imi,t.. | ' ^ '' i t M, nindo up • ' I • md D of the M101 h 1 VI STH Vl.l V !;olti a BiiuiuilUoti | v i■ 111111•,t(<| ii ,i||| |>_ ; m ■ io\v pi it'll ill I lie ' hI I ,,1| | .nil \*i! , ni.im from !» to I' ,,,,,1,.,, ,,,, , ' fUOth'.'V.wl s"*ht 0|i|Misi|jnn llrl i r only for squad- ' ! I mill S|||l|>|v l.i .mil' thoir it.ili' y,','.v'.om ' .,1 li I'm. ' ' „nd llmvers will In- ',t: "••• ls • this formal danco ™ *> ' , FOR S \EI to- I ho tilTiur a ro 1.1 ("miniil \V. Johnson.! ■ | , ' 1,1 ' ,, 7 i e ^ I V ',2 ( lu x roir! ,r> . in of sipiarlroiis I. J sL"! i I.t and Mrs. Krf«tiv h'o.ol-ler (mull Itubber micl in Sxcci iiti'Mollogialo debate "i Init Slia }H* . ty ,.r Al Kansas was U'tni <'f the debaters. Will >.n |-»Im •• r became a United a.-tor. two became «ov- (all H !fiT» i Arkansas, one govor- M.ssouri and another a of a state university. Our news is not world breaking; it will uol even disturb llie stale of mind •»!' lli ^our Favorite Hand people of Michigan. it is, liowe\er. im¬ portant to YOl - the students of Miehi- or "an Stati' (loIlej;e. Artist on Mil.-SAT.-SIN. SUNDAY VFTI KNOON V irtor Hluehird Presenting WE NEED CARRIERS- * olumhia THK FINEST I terra t Carriers to deliver the State News are all important part of Okeli — FLOOR Krrords our organization, if we do not have them we eanuot get your Sheet Music SHOW paper to you. This we do not want to happen, so we are ask¬ and IN TOWN instruction Books ing vour cooperation — Why not try it? \ou"ll have fun, iiu.sipal Instruments 9 Carmen and Webster you'll he making good money — and you'll he heiping us. O Rita Ray Back the Attack 0 Own Amito Jane Walker, Circnlation Manager Buy Morn Bonds O Jimmy Mnore • June Hays Bucld'i Music Hous* 0 Penny Carew and his orchestra "Everything In Music" 318 S. Wash. Ave. TcL 4-6615 We Suggest Reservations MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ] ' "r 014 ll.-e.rd. Are Worth Mont?'. Call 1' Ttum In—Wr Will Pay Yon r Them. All Makes Except Edison. 89031 or 82139 Thursday. October MICHIGAN STATK NEWS Pace Pour ALLIES Cardinals Vi in Second Game; (Continued from Pace rock walls and along 11 water i | interpreting the war news Cooper Pitches Six-hitter Nasi Divisions Not Yet t'sed it, KIKKE 1. SIMPSON I swing gate that Some Nazi tanks also mo par ] T! Mho,I swinging gate threatens enemy force unless to trap a Dentil of Father Fails to Hinder Hurler ticip.'itmc ■ tti the delaying no-j . Hal, , , „ hi,in, .p tions, but there was no ind'ea- j K tant slrtdo tow.Mci Komt '"'"'•'Vi' l . \\vtrun. koep » retreating, YANKKK STADll'M. NKW YORK. Oct. 6 (API In a tion that the four to five divi , fifth aiTuv imssod the Vo1" The report of h. stirring drama, the full story et" which was unknown to sions of German troops ostima! j no. north of Naples, rhevc j Dritisli hating "alonr j most of the lis.MS fans, hie Morton Cooper patched the od to ho available for the dc- no oln:onsl> sfiong river falls to md,. over the New ^ ork fettse of Home had yet joined j Vnsr p»sttion Mow "finitely the scene «>! St. l.onis Cardinals to a 1 to 3 vi fully in the battle. rm'Vhicu highway foi -i j u seems likely. tmwc Yankees in the second panic* ! (Today's German communique | n delaving sLin.L ,uu' J, is along the Upper nv< id Keller fotlov Kick ' xrpcr. hnl it didn't f».mk) gross tons." I - -in! rr hi ,nk ate the pitchtnc The Germans were leaving n tn !\-ixap.esVi 1 nV'\ fork just he "*>• "1C ®nly main t s seek ntonen 111 'jtrds Ho col Hill black tra.l of destruction behind | ^ l oad able for the purpose. > 4 to 2 opening . 'Oi, ......i ing. It is clear that .'in\ hn to ond them in their retreat along the S Yanks ised Niek Adriatic. An order to Nan en- j vi Aran , of! Pal further Hiitish Aliens Six tills n. Keller ginecfs paptured by the Allies J , ". "u u '' ' , above the Hiferno mil He suppressed told them to carry' out "a full den, pi"'" ni UMW .t-Mount runs i.on- up right ll.ml the filth army witti on six hits, none of scotched earth program" in : ' , o the plav. 'one jTo prevent that. Nan ■ until the ninth then- withdrawal dreaded than one h.ise nr • t '' * ' ' The , t ! moots must have In • nine, allowed onl n against the eiglttlt (lose lid I lie Seen 1 epi • hurleil h f out of trouble he Hiferno to hold utti the few , I {reiving — the — 'ape from the Volturno self m a llelireen •arried up gate out. The All , technique it the o Irish. Miehii£(iii woman's world proved successful in 1t guutly minim I/Oil the Coope | !t> I EONE SF (STROM ■asiialty cost of a froti R< JERRY I.ISKA av the fifttt army nj> ORIENTATION LEADERS oute to Mat t.i st.., rhere Is sic iv and lilt: it ; ahead for both . Em iii the\ take. Tremend -. The IH tit (, V1IMA Mt tain peaks think all l! It c .along which their tuh. Mat and otter oppoitm Na vine ugh liter tooted line Cards (intii Three Then lite Hedlu icti liighwii llertelli ( an Ptaee-Kiek MAVll Hilt DM1 ter bv Walke - 0 R P II EUII - lot \\ est Ma NAT! UDAY ONI V TODAY and FRIDAY - V ANTON N TJ WALBROOK X" Sally GRAY , SQUADRON —ami— —and— Duster ( rubbc R Hudson Three Mesquiteer> Decision bv Kit-kins 1'nlikely York bonds t ()II EN OF IIKOADU AY" "VAI.LFY OF HI NTED unit It COIACIL Yanks Rail, vntmued from Page 1) SATl'HDAY NIGHT AbtMitt and Costetlo PARDON MY SARONG" si NIIAY MONDAY TI'ESDAY - (VKDNESi BUD — . 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