in for victort 1/ JL OWTW STATU WAI A SONOS-STftHPS «M MICHIGAN STATE NEWS fmVy S,Publication NS Weather Colder. „/ KAST I^XSINC;. MICHIGAN i Hilt,A v. Tomtit is. ism:! oday's J"pBiisoiiilNoiv|{i-iiaiiiHiLbyAllicMii "u* i*"vo held in Colh-jr,. auditor! hag of enemy planes (here. In . Trurrling l ight um Thanksgiving wo. Nov the new raid, more than 100 American linmlters and lighters •rhin. to «dd! ^'1—J ^U> ullucke.l lliiln on Kahili, which Smith Bougainville. is near linking wlth- j Mventy contestants will ..m •M i n i) IIIKJ. IN TITK baggage lie ! Pete for the title of M.»111; t S. \\. I'ACII-IC, (hi. 15 .... ticket lucen. 't was rev,-ale,t n„. (TYitlav ) (AC) The smash¬ to East ,al wlM incliulc on,. , . ing ill tack on Japan's groat Rett his "a- 1.1 M.ro,;t.cs v • ., bus. and ii«;r,n"."ncs and If.lb.'llll, New ,,,,, lansi.iR, Hl' women s ,■... ,, .. fftcmll.v d.-: ilaim his! A "eticr wi'.l t. PUS tick" I s,,|'OritlC' . dm in to::. ...j .. ,S to talk "IM'GUtvcs ni'M week , x.-: .... further details n i "baggage| I; . a contestant. Penny votes will t>e ■... for determining the Votes mav In* ca'-t ■ iinnnwl Removes der e.u h wom.m ■ n t-i. " ; Will in- on ,! ■ ;• \nzi ( ommatider after Nov. 13. i% I ground most un- Picture Deadline Nov. If flrr Dispute Pictures to be ,-si! Nazi I arrets I iiI I IhV operation planes Tins contestants must t>e rc s obtained I>y let 14 I API Gen. Albert Nov. 6 and should tx tour by six inches m l»v I hini: loi'ts if fighters and mbled in this -.ported today though five by seven Herman mtied as com- in troops in said. is preferred, the co in Second Raid Defenses l"K,,|y "f A" The h o!d daylight raid, alter another The possibility of ! Sim tiered hy l\etl stunning surpra d Krwin Horn I'se, expended .100 toi introductory rally tor the ■ northern It par- explo- a. ,t to have as- ticipants is being pi it trees in South j sives and more thai |ii.o ter •f defenses Nov. 13, after which preliminary |of a million rounds . voting will start. .LONDON, Oct. 14 (AP)—The 11ions. MucArthur's c laihiqiM An undecided number of wo¬ ii army captured by storm tlie gave these results: transferred to men having the highest number nihi trial citadel of Znporoihe I Enemy Has Huge Lose* ost atid a Gcr- of votes will enter the elimina¬ ii the east bank ot the Dnieper ! Planes—The enemy lost 177, ■o Stamcl plac- : German de¬ tion contest winch will start iver bend today, thus shatlcr- ; destroyed I (in or damaged, or about Germany's southern defense per cent of its an- strength at ne area under Sunday, Nov 21. and continue 11.• Habaul. until noon Nov. 24. the .1. y . : mi' and opening the way for a eid the report, the dance. >01 ,et landslide into the Crimea | Shipping- 11!) enemy ships, .itch from the i luxe |uf. dtitt German hoops j totaling at least 17,B00 tons, I.a Suisse, j To Have Queen's Court r k eiiti.ip lent, j! sunk, including three destroyers, Elimination voting will be .at thro lommander of S.xtv lice mile: the south ohantmen, 43 anal! ried on in the same manner as • -f-toing the entire i troops had t olated G cargosh ips at I 70 preliminary voting. The vvinti. r •in was Rotn- I will be crowned queen . f tr.c ng to the roofs!'-;;;-;,-'' Installations Wharves and ■ ii the "dessert r.tr hed in cellars inside — Atnca as only j Mardi Gras at the inter mission pi alti r cutting them off j waterfront facilities left u burn- :i,met refused I • Crimea by snapping j ing mass of wreckage; buildings, The queen's court of It. i radio facilities and many fuel .thurity, it was 1 railway into the penm- j will be made up of the women who entered the final- while the iv.o points, 1 he Soviet i and ammunition dumps deuiol 1 idicd or '■ok him to F.l , mmunique disclosed, heavily damaged; anti¬ ! remaining members of her ccutt aircraft positions silenced and a and won him ng their way over heaps I motor I will be the other contestants. transport pool wrecked. Field Marshal, :..h dead, the Russians An attempt is being made to Kesselri ng. rinsing 111 on Kiev on I I secure a guard of honor bu Larscu, j i'\g. Military funeral service.- ttiif nintT.'w <»f Lansing; Alice Eager, | will be held showed signs of but college tins changed in m, ■ <• ■■ 11 y *h today at 2:30 p. tn. aiuk-.a 10 scrap the trcas- vn City, and Helen Leach, 1 in Detroit ways than one these days, par-; 1 x,i"iu of inaw. i Lieutenant Heidonreich at- . proposed in- ttcularly where women are con- j Other States b ritled rii Howe military academy i'-Ms and adopt in- l erned. The 17 prospective en- : • . 1 sale- tax. thcr Michigan women are! for four years, and enrolled in gineers of the Pratt Whitney . I u 1 Detioit; Ida Mdiay I the Applied Science divisfon in craft fellowship, ail women. 1 *i,i"; i'hyihs Olin, St. John.; September, 11)42. 'iirr.ii, ■fc EIEI-D, Mich., now finishing their third quarter )', terson, Detroit, and He entered service in Decem- of study on campus, and the 1 . e Small, y, from t luit. Four | -Two Negro flying curriculum ditlers greatly from bcr, and was recently transferred k'llrd today whtm c 1 i,giiuers-in-ti aming from | from Maxwell field, Ala., to what their "b.w" (before war11 pgari nte Beverly Sprague, Clarksfleld, where he was taking "ut planes colliJ- schedules included viulh Haven; Mary Jane Ul- a. a tod altitude of The 17 women, first group tn , ;nt. Sandusky; Jane Van At-1 j primary flight training in the - ii they were en- army air force. the country to bo pa r. t a '!• ;,'D tiiville, and Betty Willis, routine training r r 1' the Pratt-Whitney plan to tr..m 1 the I'.' arlevoix. axnry air base " women to replace their men en ; he three remaining blur.. i > the earth in students,, f . . _ . . _ . « gineers, study mathematics, materials and metallurgy, au co ; physics, chemistry.: t vthitney riint in alt u.fi:l" ■it Whitney 5J22Tu'z"ziTIME company that- . ' TABLE ■ n." ') t. 14 (AP)— lih'ir advancer! form. y will lie employed, regard- j L , ■'use armies have | First in Country . .v ' world conditions, ior a increasingly hard Starting last April, at.d • - d length of time, are! IODAV— 1,-s placed his 1 first of the 140 women in various Arm Kotda. of Washing- -Id Marshal Er- rollercs to get under way. tne SWX. 7:30 p. m. D. C, Phyllis Glidden, Rotron, in general com- Spartan room, I n ion (Michigan State group will h •' home is in Wheaton, 111., bins against (he j their training in March. Or t.-rgrtiet Seastrom, Geneva, Campus 4-H, 7 p. m. f*T P fists, the BerUn inally. 60 prospective f.-> w. r,:i. ^><1 tonight, students were selected by the r tncm, in- 111. Room 401, Ag hall 1 ; MICHIGAN STATE N K W R (•fin anil Bear II . . . IK | MICHIGAN STATE NEWS the less said .. U- BW. "V NKVA A'K,UMAN I,,,.,.. ground Boor »t ~»t wl»» U«t»" BOW"! A""**. ""m » . H..W. AukIU^ C«ll.»t«u Pr~- ■ sr££~».fVliANY mill. W- '»'• Atn,.t.l( I •••" ••«""""■ ncri») 0ffk» Kit. Ml. Bu»l««« OBUt !!1(. ,,t > "inc. s«M\ lev cast t" , - Kit. tSH (Wir,^ /IrA/Ai^ri Rsfrrsmtattv Huharrirtfon r#r wff; »»«• . it IMl'l t«» o h;inl if y«ar br A?OM»n*ON Avi Mw Von» p*r ?e*r b> mail, ft l* tint cs'Itcifi' carrWr to •tudenta; 1? ft * i muJanta ii Stat te»r by fclki rarrtrr to nor -— j hiv> wpi'l. t h j 11 \ AHSOC1ATPP FPtFSS jot p\t 11 ! 1 r-tltlrd to tha u*a <>'r rrrubt-nitlon of Ml 'i « T*« 4a»->.-ta««| F" .i..« aUo tha >G»n\o hoi. 1 WO! K Ner«rlwi» rrewTtbrtJ in tTuf itaper ? . v. s*,' V *" | nmpu - r\ t-ailitiof,., mid, re-pit- tli. w.ir tut!-' fhnriiriM and O';- J' khaki repine ing tunic collcjre K»rb. MichiKttu State is e*pe- t(' Henr I mi; Mit'i'ii t * ttif <"it uv li-t ... St at" t t'nil11 i"tts would i..- ^ T t ♦ ■ ■ . t *1.11... * * i'. , ,nrr ti'Mtit j ;s, hut mv part u ulnflv outstanding itt its • •> tt«*.- 1 •P't an-ia with .>f 1 s« r c:impii«cs is the aire old conven- | ,|! ! • . •. .i .... s.i„.1,iiiii north of the Red fedar Adhered to '\ • Spartan . and also respected hv such transients on ,!!twould have bee a. . a. th. mar.\ rnilittiry men. tin- tradition give- ■ .... . ... . ■ 1..1 • ■ -i>-•»ta.-.e .. • r eht t-. I..- proud of our beautiful college grounds. i . >< .<• V niatter what season, the colorful fall, peacefully to m™r Students and among to.—- ntanv re the enjrauetnent \ it. d Smok.- shop, -p> iin; S- 11* week and its l.an In (,(tinpus Quarters Power i.ttard. Mortar II. Sl (11 111 Mi NI AI and If .iv--, .apoeiny on the •c. th. an.: tIt." main privilee, and should he the aim other traditions R Unit un interpreting the war news \Wciii A " ~ i.e-end |r. ,o Mail. I! D. ol M. man Wanda Aurey. 'I CLASSIFIED ADS LUST The river Iton. southward That the Nail situation behind the 1 to think in term? of the N . be interested n knowing them more informally. .tablv er.-e evacuation enetny i? foreshadowed as is a Student faculty sessions make of the whole of the Dnieper pk. general retreat from the rrcgu- one way to create a friendlier teau within the river bend It lar front to east on the Biferno. atmosphere in the college which CAassified Rales v .uld be vulnerable from the Eighth army advance, elements should not become & wartime Two cents per word; minimum '■uth as well as from the north are last reported a mile or so casualty. charge, 30c; all advertisements and eauit. from Campubasso, beyond Viti- payable in advance; no pre¬ Hasstan bridgeheads on the ehiaturo on the Termoli road The first yearbook published %i: fight bank below Kiev and cast That increases the triple threat by a mi'itary organization on the ferred position. Union Bldg. Annex. Room 8 ..t u- j„ to the smaller but strategically University of Texas campus will Telephone 8-1511—Business "A ll more Important town where the come out in mid-Februarv when Ext. 2C8 the main supply route for all Naples-Termoli and Rome-Fog- the university naval ROTC dis¬ Nazi forces in the bend, the Bel gia roads intersect. tributes its 70-page annual. i.fi t October 15, 1943 M 1 C II 1 G A N S T A T E N'E W S Page Three (,am|His League Teams Selective Service St i ff ens ( Im rges Art to Meet Department (.iirrcnt i 11 justs Student ( on rses i\eeds • j isi Starting Line-ups WASHINGTON, l")i iift-itKo men Oct. 14 (AP) vvht» Art touches human activity in haven't 'many diver:.Uteri |rains, and us new techniques. Me who received her training . - Dm e tbo k«1»t up with their selectivi' itig that idea as a basis for the (.allies to Bring (Jritl Sport IWk to Mst with m i vice fhh^alinns, melt id I nr. the cm i iciilum the ai1 Sdepai tinent Hiiekfonl college, Kan a Arnold Blanch, ,1 the Art and iHlou who forgot to notify his has Complete Performance*; Inclmlc* iorai bttaifi «if o change of mi eh.nmcI its c,.in ■ i readjusted. amended and dents league will tie l\»,n • a., visiting teachers, m I■ i a Mareliing Bantl .. ! A aitfj Nov me t*» Ih» losstai into class two III.,.11 type .|| Vwrfi 1,1 John lie Mai telly,' l and ordered lo The largest group ol art stu- 'ampie at presint. j ,,morrow will sec a return of fonttmll to MS( when • 1 Hl'lio 1 1 ' '1 1 (lent in e those li ■ .in the Lib ' of the campus Inngiio battle at Mat Klin tie|,| , ..jinm mcing Aits division who are not !,„il.le homier itreitl contest. > Sit id fli'iiMfjttf'li! > wtiw ' COl N( i • immkI iti f uch •"I'deis j majoring m 11,.,1 pai, In ul.ir Held. liiuv. in the first game will lie the Vet science leant! !l|MMlc(| lti| j ) 1 pins g.oup is Mek ing to obtain cution „i, imrici tnudiri ((oritmuffj from en-camjnis engi-* 1 < i .! „D, just as i quern iMirn Mrti«»us» it mat hem,at- The second giinKMo, backing the team I rni,I the' m,Vi. , jii«.up- «,n ruinpiti ^ cs VVltll ' rule Lit lift l.eI ween the civilians "f" i",,,,.,*,..,, win i„ Raymond tivntioi, add to g, .'"el al know 1 HOTC n ,'l.e■ 'fving rlellni liients e((kP K the uireiTv icpie 1 priM'ii . . 1^ tin | II,-■ * mdv of eol.,1, (l.-Mgo. the INih.Ii «|t k S hi, direct inn o l» 1 •• ;e hi local nr. public ait n, hie work. cements, will Ti.c tifond <11v i Mil" Of t|| itticy i.. I iidercollcgint Ills ICC 11 lilt majors, led ( t.rn'tid'ft i Srhludem; subdivided A . 1.1st l ineup ,j.l|l ( olllllllls 1I'usi. :',.no«:.0,nXi;;;;:1„N vv.lli no par- jelodi ; Dee „ t on • iu-up n( the on I it I'» Soulltwe*! < .liina ic.iicm was listed as „ ii.edon A. Dnhlgren, ' i 14 (AID i in Murphy, l(i:t lbs.. m- unit . five Ulenwood Ferry, ai.hed inn Ih lei; half; Ferny Bel- Small I.ama llaalrrs icmer liuteers uni || /// 7 /„ I ,,/ainl fullback; and , . i in lb. right half- If IHHIS I Ills Srasan ;n Lansing's Eastern uiickfield. I. \NSIN AP . tc.uu will pioli ! ■rt lirunditcb, 100 nan. h it end; Paul i llis„ from New ; Journalism Sorit 1 \ I, !! tackle; lb. center l)a\ id pom j Pleilgc* S ite W omen Y : Seymour Eis b. left guard wlm , I: unkly n. At right 1 C.ll , Ha nlc.v Cohen, i.Vt'l llliv , played at tlu> if. D !;11M . :■ : Nevada; right ! I. \ 5v.tr McKenncy "Tf'Jd Ihere ,«.• | n'y ■> Y„,k, and .,t ■ athei legal i! mt v, :• Closterman, 1K0 i aII-conference ;, . many ,, vi • M issouii. wwmgh t<> pro!,,it. ; 1\ team will be the ' cembiuatiun from the i am. Coach Karl a • id. the tackles will be ■ . .aid Herb Market!. . be 1! ib Godfrey, .! ! Vaison, bittil of e n-!:i ;; out Utc ends be Norman Pen , one of the two ! ir>t I II < liil» Meetinv te mi who have had Scheduled f »r Tonic lit . .$ rue. and Jim • pounder from Grosse • ••,!,. Meredith Yar- Hoosiir frein Indi- ' !tie gap. Harks TAKU T • a.an backficld, quar- Sigma Nu- to Contact Head \ r. - sun. Pi AV AFTERNOON! Presenting 1 HE FINEST f'oigr ts I 1% THE rlTitiS f FLOOR "v1 SHOW \ V ,V IN TOWN v.. ® • ' ampbell and Ltoyd Frank Still SAFEGUARD YOUR MONEY i ■ ■ • rd vour tash. and md th.it If! v# 1* tm ■ i» with AMIR ih.u is with AMERICAN These liivmc *>3 Alary Mary Dunhitl uunnui iijjmh keep your lip* well-dressed lipsticks yell-dressed for ks for «every occasion. In 3 shade*, • Kus. Wright i'\uh!D^rRAVtMKi nu. LXPKrJvs IK. t I s A"" only have ""B have spendable spendable money, in | Luscious, Thrilling, ling, Uuiiner llaoiter Itei Kcd . . . each $1.00 (pint tar) . . ., [olen, their value is -,..lni. i» refunded i Beckman and Co. ixit in addition SAFE MOXB . lor d i"v ® Bine Hays ® Benny Carew and his orchestra '"issued in denominationsX>f $10, $20, *<0 and $100 $100. Minimum cost Express OiEces. of 40c for $10 to $50. for sale a, banks and Railway Cos, Tie for each j j JacoL Op*?*! ThQrKtlay Opest i* or?*- ThQr»tlay Ev«nin« Evt I nisi i) AVe Suggest Reservations Call AMERICAN EXPRESS >9934 or 82439 TRAVELERS CHEQUES Friday. October !5. . I1CHIGAN STATE NEWS T*g* JVt.lt ' A F of L Convention Michigan (* by Fifth Army Near Capua WOMAN'S WORLD ANN ARBOR. Oct 14 i in University of Michigan (API foot- i BOSTON, Oct. U American Federation , i By I.EONE SKASTROM j belli attains* slowtxt ihi> wtvX by terminated its conven! Allied Engineer* Bridge Stream During Night DORMITORY HOSTESSES i Saturday's open date, there was with an attack on Communists and an , \ ALLIKl) HDQ.. ALGIERS, Get. 14 *AP>—The Ger¬ Dormitory hostesses will meet 1 a two fold development today reaffirmation of its refus thts morning at S .10 in the dean | the front office announc mans" first natural defense Into Iwfore Rome—the steep- of women's otfiee. -ccordmg to j ,ht; t,,ov„w up of starting laboratae with Sin , Ranked Volturno r;ut-has been smashed by the fifth Dean Elisabeth Conrad. , ,.| army at several points near Capua in a furious night HO p " y Eastern Wat CO-OP HOSTESSES ! hour to - The delegates re-e', Hostesses m all oiTcampus presumably as a favor to William Own. Secret assault in which Allied en-*„, h.ouses will hold a meeting to- ymnMK,ta and W sivnsm who I lifer George Meany gmeers bridged the stream / |f(> UOStrOVVrS dav at 2 p m in the dean of wo- ' . ' " ,r N l 'sotT Then, vice presidents, ass. under withering German , f "i» • j men s office. Dean ^^'b^tho'fiel.L tVarh Knti Cruder i conscription go\ tire. Allied headquarters an- lA*$t III jOf) 1x01(1 BIG SISTERS v'\t! '----age * their'*"t\r>: directive demned the wage ver¬ rv a: - .r'wred British farce.-. tnfan-J uu-iud- WASHINGTON " •*; Oct 14 JAP) ' ; ' Today repo is the last i.ui ■an day little — be hand Kae Annette ^ ,(u. N> ,.v lv...,. -mage ity vested in stab-.-.-.- or Fred M. Vinson the New Orleans was the ll'4-t conyentton. meed yesterday To make • re convenient, a labeled bos llaehmnn Ticks :?<• 1" Halfba aes}*r»tu enemy re-. < ankle. . CAMP GRANT III Na«i Tanks Held Off :up suf iAPI—A traveling . So murderous SUl (OlMll . players was selected • CI V en l»t Cm Coach Charley B.wb.u Clj icktng Camp Grant for the tin neapot is. where the v w i i meet undefeated M Saturday The squad v. PART-TIME WORK -morrow morning, a: ■ M -.nneapolut late in • FOR THE MAN I E\il\C. CLASSES Entire Defense Threatened V \M > feature a large selection oi furnishings — knit g t» t> tl s, glove-, hose, ete. — all at verv inotlerate price-. ALL WOOL SLEEVELESS . a Use* Suh-iilv Ban W ritten gkkmans ARMY SWEATERS Into Hou-c Measure Khaki color 98 All S i i e - Bnush tkespi P- • « and v Gildone at very hno quality I necks and neck- < AFTER OCTOBER 21st All retail stores ihv government order) ar» prohibited from seliintr metal insignia- ail description.-, including military button-, patches, etc Be Sure to (»et Yours Before the Alwive Date Flowers Sitv It Best \ erv easy too . . . Just All WOOL FEU ARMY SOX give your order here, lasers of the qualm a ill be delivered finest GARRISON 25s »ir any a here in the I'niled Mates. HATS Whether they're for a birth- ARMY BELTS da >. a '*eddinq anniversary, or a party we will have them. Includes insiirn;a 49c $1.00 sweat-proof lining Jeivett s lit VT Grand KfiVe ■ f%y;' f # m it. 317 «. l ~. EIXD HIIXIGAN. Muru:er D. DIVRY. Inc.. 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