MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Dm,y S""ln" | Ileds Ratten Down Hatch PublicationStain College Over Crimea EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, raflMYTocto!{?H 2ITH)43 ™ j Tolbukliiii** Tanks Turn Yanks Op,-,. j Ketmit Into Koul Solomons Push. ' jrj...... w ^ DanceIt ill *> y v i Above IVrrkop Mono *'S"K Orchestra , LONDON, (let. 28 (AP)-— | Russian troops racinx west- ALLIED HDg. IN Till Dancing to music l,y Kus« j JV-'m'/n '!llK(.!|,,i,*,f,r«irnrI I PACIFIC. K American force Morgan anil his i.a.al will | J- Cr (;""V ! If., !h?UI lughlight tonight's — social i the hot ,,i j oil Mono island, j the base last bin of Jap® ■ Bougai i. is given away to MacArthur unm ar at least for the The landing in the . ,,i ihis week it did. island group, 4a mile-, usage of late pcr- of Allied held Vella La coupons can tilso made Tuesday against rspl.i i aril by saying the position. , i, in town." Six day This new move, p> r» were er anted to the naval dicating a drive to on in I -I.homed at nearby remainder of the Sole ■Ec- .liul a great percentage lay bare the approaches t he viiiors took advantage of haul, lust was disclosed by . see "dear Ole Tokyo which admitted tin ing but made the claim that Japane; sunk an Allied w TI.e Russians Prior to the lai planes in four da; ; winter have 1 bombardment had the attention of j the enemy Bougai urmg the past of Kahili and Kan annus soldier I lale strip in the SI isrchcd across I by the Treasury ih sturdy black Airacobras dowi um' mer their t bombers ami -ix The C>I ration- Finschhale while of a type , today's c in 1920. give j < iff tjbili. all the snows j tors scored outside. -trover am tio<»>lii\ Forces Split in (Quarrel (itTiuaiis Strike at Bonier . 28 (AP)—-The* 'he royal Yugoslav , 1 the partisans of Com m it let' Cm sites . z (Tito) bandied . ii hery and treason Sales Tax Proposals; : ,irpening -of inter- Considers IS etc Hill ,i Yugoslavia while ■ and armored WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 ■ 1 into the hilly —All proposals for a national re¬ in apparent ef- tail sales tax were defeated to¬ c out both their day by the house ways and means committee, and that body ii.h.on bureau of appeared ready to approve a • government in new tax bill with onlv about S2.- statement which 000,000.000 of new revenue. The rot at the. "unfor- treasury had asked $lti.500,n(iu r." between the two 000. nd for the first : the partisans with Chairman Doughton 'D-N.C i ' 'irig dispotches said "This ends consider at >• ,i Mihailivic, tht a sales tax as a part of th y iiici ea .«• over basic ■I commander. —whether a munufacti wholesale or retail sales t, .08 had been asked theater of the 1 •' v ':<• Paris radio rc- The committee ' Allied confirma- a warn was ma. le iin- the Dodecanese unrelenting administi ai ». The ■ iu ti.e north had been sition to came a after sales levy the comnu a ■'.'.r'-i! 'vrr'i > (Icrman forces, lother completed pe ec-tr. pil¬ lommunique in- ing of the £10.500.000.01 Hermans were iS it US.-l 1.1 'i J,,. wag- istratiun tax program. • ale offensive The sales tax v-.tc c .1 n the north and pointed out motion by Rep. Kobi • asked ntcnegro in the " Albanian border. Va.) to impose a 10 per 1 sum^ettlemt •nt of 1 with exemption ci rtiib ates < .. ciinan lines the 'd to havt bro¬ ering food costs and stipulations IS of il •against any government agency destroyed the •' lory at Skofja sondiering? "this war tax in n ni ' - northwest of omputin;! farm parity, in com¬ 1 the Illinois 1 ' derailed a mili- puting tiie index of the cost of ving or in considering any de¬ , which is an otiera- mand for a wage increase." ..sputo rather th in an The vote killing the submitted to the The ball, ipprov ii. is s. parate 1ER THE WIRE was 16 to 8. done behind close! di u a"" bll'I"; : o.i..i coal has been pron iinont- he boaid m recent Steckholn, u " Jn ,Us x" (),t. has 28 (AP)— requested V-Crews' iracite miners ask or 1 •",!! ""tics to i< lease in add:'. ion to place suf- iuiuu police in rtal pay above pres. Rome to By MARION ilEl'KKL ates of $5.08 i day, •r ? second and •h r«! becomes a but- all that is required, a -i"i;ie dispatch to the id free 1 covers dusting, sweei j Williams f ollows Plan equipment. '/iir c r* wl lhnM*oc Sjoefarts»- ping and vacuuming ung today, the third wo today. eial title is the "V ci irrnitory on campus, VVil- is one of the many w ,-iit have V-crews in ac- IV touhVOKi Oct. 28 (AP) — activities on Mictu, ta« of I i the hand h*rty shone briefly of the campus. According to Miss M.uu »s Jones stated. This will ill three living halls to TIME TABLE • floor-, ceiling and walls a bb,L,;;' t'n,t ,bne since 't Jones, manager of women s dm • condition. ClhiiJ r tr the atU«»»»■ azine blossomed forth with pic¬ tures of what the well-dressed ment, and Mayo > le. Jones concluded. Faculty dining room, Union Friday, Octobc MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear It . . By I j, i MICHIGAN STATE NEWS the less said By NEVA A< HERMAN .. fcnt*r«d ra •♦cord-Masa matXtr at tha pofltofTlct, Raat l.analnjf, OffHMa Iwmtad on ground floor of eiwt wing of Union BuildJng Annex, room 8. \ fMjMi hif} driHy e\ee j»i Sundae and Monday morinira during fh»* lNitftilHr erhool year ■lurjcii »umm,r .Winn |>» indent* of a—HE ' PROPOSAL by President • H>nk>r A.wi.irO t ollf*l«l. Prw Mirhlgnn Rut* cottar*. Telephone Coilma Phon* 1-1111. IW It Roosevelt... , yesterd/.y edu s.-evu-!',^1 w^m^'timr'ncw on.i Or 501ool National Advertising Service, Inc. m ■ IiVTi/ Tfffit Nfw Vobk, n v. pc ye*r by iriHil. fl.M par yrar by j AVrt> T),f £>> 4JO M»r.i«on «vt an a • ini'n ■ m, • i>> riuiin far by rollout t„ ,iUHFntji; rarri,.r rnrrit-r |2 2j p«. ;1The proposed to non-atudants. many nptirtriri- at v.-u plan Will pro VKMHKK of the associated frfss "» exrluaivtdjr tntitlfd to th« n»« f.-r rtPMhlicntlon of ail " ^ "n , /"th v '! in " "''D. • n' di-patcho* "i• desires additional eduevtmn n - V"-' AK P" the The new plat 7 ■: monthly living o It also provides ! In Campus Quarters ries will be |)< TVS :-olloy By S< OTTIK MeNEAI. and RO IIOIVI.AM) The M ■ Inis hti as Hugh Marshall. '-1.T m,, he have nearly ally to completed reign ■ ®hm.v u. . M Ihe -umpiis, u-stilling 111 I-l the jewelry with Maude merits for graduation Mm mthn- /'»I < e Grnhom. them ward to e.-nn their rlor'rt ^ leven -li imr I oi • 'i" f I'leiniurii S t'|n'? lid tin- j , " Iiantie a wei- anrl fever number of pins ho* on hut they will hi . . . Align- Ling work unnhle of the r • One of the rhiei worri.-. . '!>«'<• Pheta Chi. thinks he I.«.k- much ''' "" """urif, "I the l».|ier »„ Margie Mellon, I A, men pome mlo enhlaiv set < i oi US) are getting almost pha Xi theii future after the wr ... 'j '"! """h'1'- ~"m'' Moretheengagement 1,1 III,in (Ill-rein,I, olnev,- Host rnmcs Mav,. h.ill What .. 11ear.edneelnin they do m e v onnwill, ""• whew Hilda Stniop i- sliowmg that will he as hiphlv -l. il "I 'he Aiple. ,11 (he nond she reeeived "lid ti 11 |HI: • The i>s but thev IlD •| i »»! tin,: dlf)IH l>I • 1 < By 1.1 ONE SF. A STROM Molni ItilMI K <1.1 B V\M \ ( AKIN) I Ave; Willi Wnrkiro; l«» f.irti a livinu imliie d rut Npm Public ll,: ()ffiver Takes (h < i Duties itf ,'i 11hl II) ph.i Chi Marv He sVM ( (MAI II. J»l>* Lnsrl rnrily ... ... mi Sahreen / /oof 1 .. li..' ( III 'NOKINt;. (b t ?Af] > Al')- 'hllirsr tit.ups «ilyy Amec -u airmvn launched a coutlll'l tlltMisiw Tunndiiv in s Dill,, SI' «»rs Ut thr Sulweeii innt hoi CO-EDS! km! thv Burma h m<1v «u Vut tsl, to See Our Hanil-varvoil Baiulvil Lapel l'i Something Different SUN. t HI. Sl'NPAY - S VI . - A I'TKHNOONl nds a! Ilaiphe 11 ul 1 EW 7.EAI AND Makjokik Dei: Sikh' N 218 ABBOTT ROAI) — EAST LANSING On the C orner Diagonally Across from The Stjte ' Prenentinir a oil Ha China - Till! FINEST struge NOW SHOW P FLOOR pi,>ded. and It'll ing a freighter list¬ ir hod Continuous from i hi SHOW reds The House Wellington is ~ ',// in IN TOWN (Continued Ironi Cage 11 from the floor (except n't hlary "7/ * General T 'lhukhin's tank and information i conies to the citi- motorized infantry aimad.is, had xen by radio. RAPS. TAPS, and 1 cached the dimension, of a rout. RYHTH.M Six hundred miles to the north time out to read what is going a fresh Russian drive into upper on in congress. Not many per¬ America's Finest White Russia gained ground. sons know their district repre¬ Colored Trio the Inside the Dnieper river elbow sentative's Russians tightened their measures It might be a general stand on certain r y a*®* and noose on Krivoi Rog. which the lack of interest in house affairs Get mans were lighting desper- or it might mean that the work Four Other Acts attiy to hold The big industrial of congress is not made real center is vital to German plans enough nor near enough to the wp Suggest to withdraw safely southward people. , Ueservallons toward the lower Bug river, prob¬ The people of New Zealand Call ably the next major German de¬ have voted the broadcasts of the ' 89934 or 82439 fense line now that the Dnieper .afternoon sessions one of their has been shattered. favorite programs and most of ^Ljb6 ' ii-tuber 29, 1943 M 1 C I! I c; A N S T A T E N E W S IciliSUO' CjrUlllCS| Italians II tilth llrilisli Advances i tt%rr* i • DcIkiIc Alodiums ^ i '*a.''on 'ss»f <»f spartan Will Ik' on Sale Toda. planned Willi i lo'Opan Forensic ! Activity of Year 1 Dotililelieailer mm*Jlb 0 ' ' prrst■ nt a i■■..u. , . leanis lo Meet Maeklin Field mi Seeond I ill CLASSI Fi F DADS I.OST iy Eiickson. :i (• has played h Short Course Students Spear, '"""r11238- e.gh.hn.n.vd „.|lv ii„,ia. u Schedule I ir»t Mixer •<1 "t the Urn- ,)nt1|(. ,s ■mt tor two am, which IVarliers to Ilrar held nav men litiri Hi.,1 hard MiMtUI'Y 1^^1114! id Ken.v. Both' Th„ A1.s,.,„ ,, !ainst the VtU mili.aiy w,l! ,„«k. .t 0 Cjvili;,n line- ' t'ld'he nppeaini.r,- ,,t ♦»,. e line plunges ,MM(, , ,„.lc -fi, y\ , . . si err o morrow ■it--: Ralph H. that tie expcct- :im ",,r the' extra Fani* il I rttpliv t onii" ' "a Intel, iu \IIII \l*l»Or /'ay /fs h"- a,, s. "n, '4 bail trophy im~ I 1 v•'/»/,■ 4'i M i ni'ies'i it V Sigma ('his Schedule I lane, a eve-nth time the: jj, , i«.•* So a , >.'• of Wabash Col- ' l>- regular office ! Haiti •re town, 'tan :Chi I I'idav and Satnnla\ Onh iiVixoii ,iml I.isle Me»lit SPECIAL on. Oil Fane'y l.islr !9e Large Belmont GARDENIAS Nmeltt Iiase (>9r 75c Jeivett's 128'W. Grand River REED MILLIGAN, Manager Friday, October 29. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four Three Sororities ff in BULLETINS Renowned Violinist to Open !Group Plans Post Over Dorms, Co-ops MEXICO CITY. (j,-t ! War Air-Highway in Volleyball Cames I A telegram sent to Concert Programs Tuesday for ! City by the mayor of T Michigan | Although only four sororities participated in the six games ot ion the Mexico-Guaten I der, advising that M: . Bv Marjorie Mr Lain GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 28 the women's volleyball tourna¬ i been heard there, can- Bronislaw* Huberman, who is now completing the 50th j (AP)— Plans for an air-highway ment last night, three of the mor here tonight tha year of his concert career as a violinist, will appear on the: traffic system for which Michi¬ ; winning teams were sororities. airplanes and a warsh i music conert series Tuesday evening, Nov. 2, in the music gan is to be the proving ground 1 Kappa Kappa Gamma defeat- I tacked the western unfolded today before the led the Independents. 42 to 19; |i Mexico, but there was were auditorium. . Western Michigan Tourist and Irrmation. At the age of 6, Huberman began his study of the vio¬ Resort association its annual Alpha Phi won by a default tronr lin, first with Michaelovitch,* i Ewing-Potuv irons.. and Sigma and later with the great /' meeting here. ! Kappa triumphed over Ea.-t | NEW YORK. Oct. 2K , P. L. RadelifTc of Detroit, ■The British radio san Mayo. 40 to 20. Joseph Joachim. In his 11th * OH< lo n< H t,M J traffic manager < the Great 1 In the game between | that Frank Gillatd. Hi ;, Nertli j er, had reported that year he gave recitals in Hoi- vf; l flrjuh'S Lakes-Greyhound lines, said his !»I1<1-I( 1 III Xyl cUH » 'Williams anrl Alpha Gamma Del land, Heleium. Belgium, Pari.-. London company already has an agree¬ j naval units have shea¬ to. the Williams team came out the port 30 miles nor; and Berlin. Grades on the mid-term tests ment with Igor Sikorsky, the Traveled Widely being taken this week by Michi¬ inventor, for use of the helicop¬ j ahead with the score 46 to 33 ; pies." ; Concord house defeated the Following these scenes of tri¬ gan State students will be avail¬ ter after the war. He said heli¬ j "The bombardment I North Campbell team. 35 to 0. ried out in full dayiiri umph he made more extensive able Monday, Nov. 8. according copters would provide feeder service from small communities while South Campbell took the junction with Allied concert tours in Austria, Italy, to Director S. E. Crowe. last game from West Mayo w ith Russia, England and America. The marks will be handed in lacking facilities for large planes I the score 40 to 20. | said the broadcast, r.v In Genoa, Italy, in 1903 he was to Crowe's -office before 5 p. m. to depots for main bus and air¬ CBS. "The target- v, invited by the city to play on Nov, a, and will he in their re lines. At this stage in tin I concentrations and 1'aganini's own violin, an unpre¬ ollii v Monday Frederick H. Mueller, presi¬ ment, thi sororities h ■ [columns. Gillard s;,-. slaving aheai cedented privilege. This valu¬ dent of Grand Rapids Industries, the grades are urged Michigan communities to j damage was also don. able, original instrument was portant roads in tins ; cent to the dean then on display at a museum printed. One prepare now for airminded pa¬ there, and a special decree was trons and develop plans for bet¬ LONDON, Oct. 21 required to remove it for Huher ter airfields He pointed out that h-ime Minister Chun man's concert. and two to the divi¬ 500.000 trained pilots would re¬ ■Hilly disclosed today (larilloii Program , The name of Huberman is not turn in peacetime, eager foi air .ers of the house ot de of freshman and invo been meeting in only well known in music, but transportation. student of the I lords chamber also in the literary and political - sent t' he division world. A native of Warsaw ■eri from I to 1 10 p m. to the stu- Sertrian air raid Mir, Poland, he is a well-known and Al-o, in the ease fact which censi i violent foe .of Nazism the 8(ith , Avid War Worker students, the ept out of print foi el Forest, In 1929 he published a ho I. snrded to their md five months. entitled "Mem Weg /u Pan Kuropu" (My llo,id to a Glided Hill ope" I Hitler was looked upon as the .sure leannei oi loi Stewiirt Attends Convn road and of the authors Ideal as set forth in his book. The concert artist has worked ne county Michigan Educu very closely with the Polish gov frnment-iu-exile to aid civilian war victims and deported rcfu gees Odd a In Palestine he raised fin.- pounds by him sell to found symphony there He recruited and framed the musician; to en i,r ,V high school being ewai' is at the ict State alumm ■ held oflieial business for the in meeting to and handle Cass '1M<&to IN semble perfection. Choose a basic skirt — Add several bright Sweaters! 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